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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250922
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SUMMARY:Online Open Seat\, ERD Engineering & Operations Course - East Hemisphere
DESCRIPTION:Book This Course\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n			\n				Discuss your training requirements now\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n			\n				\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n			\n				\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n\n	\n		Upskill with Merlin and learn to drill further\, faster\, more efficiently.\nDue to the increased challenges and numerous procedural revisions associated with high angle wells\, educating personnel on how to identify issues before they become problems is crucial in delivering a successful deviated well. \nInvest in yourself\, your team and ultimately your results by attending Merlin’s ERD Engineering & Operations course. \n	\n\n\n\n\n\n\n	\n		What will I learn?\n\nHow to determine the maximum reach from your location\nKey planning considerations to delivering trouble free wells\nRoot cause of problems encountered in high angle wells\nIdentifying minimum equipment specifications for ERD projects\nWhat others are doing around the world to assure success\nLatest tools and techniques used to reliably deliver ERD projects\nHow to minimise downtime due to 3rd party tools\n\n	\n\n\n\n\n\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n			\n				\n\n	\n		Example Schedule\n\nTue: 8am – 12.30pm\nWed: 8am – 12.30pm\nThu: 8am – 12.30pm\nFri: 8am – 12.30pm\n\n*Daily sessions are typically 4.5 hours. Actual start times will vary based on the geographical location of delegates. \n	\n\n\n\n\n\n\n	\n		Who Should Attend?\n	\n\n\n\n\n\n\n	\n		\nAll Drilling professionals involved with high angle wells\nDrilling Managers\, Superintendents & Engineers\nDrilling Supervisors\, Drillers\, Tool Pushers\, AD & Derrickmen\nDirectional Drillers\, MWD\, Mud Engineers & Mud Loggers\n\n	\n\n\n\n\n\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n\n	\n		Course Schedule\n	\n\n\n\n\n\n					\n					   \n					    \n					  		Day 1 – Fundamentals\n						   	\n						   	\n						   \n						\n					   \n\n					\n					\n					\n					   \n					    \n					  		Day 2 – Operational Practices\n						   	\n						   	\n						   \n						\n					   \n\n					\n					\n					\n					   \n					    \n					  		Day 3 – Performance Improvement\n						   	\n						   	\n						   \n						\n					   \n\n					\n					\n					\n					   \n					    \n					  		Additional Training Material\n						   	\n						   	\n						   \n						\n					   \n\n					\n					\n			\n				 \n\nThe course starts with content intended to ensure the attendees have a common understanding of how mechanical and hydraulic loads are generated while drilling and the factors that influence the magnitude of the loads\, as well as covering options for reducing loads. \nThe second part of the first day is spent ensuring attendees have a thorough understanding of how rig\, downhole equipment and geological limits are defined and the factors that influence these limits. The modules covered are listed below: \n• ERD risk reduction and performance improvement\n• Drilling loads\n   ⁃ Torque\, drag and buckling\n   ⁃ Surface pressure\, ECD\, swab and surge\n• Equipment limits\n   ⁃ Rig system operating limits\n   ⁃ Drill string operating limits\n• Geological limits\n   ⁃ Instability\n   ⁃ Losses\n\n \n			\n			\n				 The second day is focused on ensuring the attendees understand the importance of clear and specific operational instructions as well as the specifics of hole cleaning\, low risk tripping and back-reaming practices\, tubular installation and drilling surveillance.\n• Operational instructions\n• Hole cleaning\n• Connections\n• Tripping\n• Tubular installation\n• Drilling surveillance\n \n			\n			\n				 The content on day three is intended to ensure all attendees understand what tools and methodologies are available to eliminate major NPT events and progress to industry leading drilling performance.\n• Shocks and vibrations\n• Drilling Assemblies\n• Well planning and optimisation\n• General stuck pipe prevention\n \n			\n			\n				 We have the following additional training material to cover specific client needs:\n• Narrow margin drilling\n• Low energy drilling operations\n• Drilling problem event RCA\n• Other material on request\n \n			\n   \n     \n        	\n        		\n        			\n					   Day 1 – Fundamentals\n					\n					   \n					   \n					   \n					\n            		\n			            \n			                \n\nThe course starts with content intended to ensure the attendees have a common understanding of how mechanical and hydraulic loads are generated while drilling and the factors that influence the magnitude of the loads\, as well as covering options for reducing loads. \nThe second part of the first day is spent ensuring attendees have a thorough understanding of how rig\, downhole equipment and geological limits are defined and the factors that influence these limits. The modules covered are listed below: \n• ERD risk reduction and performance improvement\n• Drilling loads\n   ⁃ Torque\, drag and buckling\n   ⁃ Surface pressure\, ECD\, swab and surge\n• Equipment limits\n   ⁃ Rig system operating limits\n   ⁃ Drill string operating limits\n• Geological limits\n   ⁃ Instability\n   ⁃ Losses\n\n \n			            \n        	\n        	\n        		\n        			\n					   Day 2 – Operational Practices\n					\n					   \n					   \n					   \n					\n            		\n			            \n			                The second day is focused on ensuring the attendees understand the importance of clear and specific operational instructions as well as the specifics of hole cleaning\, low risk tripping and back-reaming practices\, tubular installation and drilling surveillance.\n• Operational instructions\n• Hole cleaning\n• Connections\n• Tripping\n• Tubular installation\n• Drilling surveillance\n \n			            \n        	\n        	\n        		\n        			\n					   Day 3 – Performance Improvement\n					\n					   \n					   \n					   \n					\n            		\n			            \n			                The content on day three is intended to ensure all attendees understand what tools and methodologies are available to eliminate major NPT events and progress to industry leading drilling performance.\n• Shocks and vibrations\n• Drilling Assemblies\n• Well planning and optimisation\n• General stuck pipe prevention\n \n			            \n        	\n        	\n        		\n        			\n					   Additional Training Material\n					\n					   \n					   \n					   \n					\n            		\n			            \n			                We have the following additional training material to cover specific client needs:\n• Narrow margin drilling\n• Low energy drilling operations\n• Drilling problem event RCA\n• Other material on request\n \n			            \n        	\n    	\n    \n\n\n\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n		\n			\n				Book This Course\n			 \n		\n	 \n\n		\n			\n				Discuss your training requirements now
URL:https://merlinerd.com/course/online-open-seat-horizontal-and-high-angle-engineering-and-operations-course-east-hemisphere-3/
LOCATION:Eastern Hemisphere
CATEGORIES:Eastern Hemisphere,English,ERD,Online
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://merlinerd.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/eastern-hem1.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Miles Long":MAILTO:Miles.Long@MerlinERD.com
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