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Target Group
Level 2 (Introductory) is intended for personnel whose roles can influence the creation, detection, or control of a well influx. It is suitable for positions such as Roughneck, Derrickman, Barge Engineer, BOP/Subsea Engineer, Mud Logger, Wellsite Drilling Data Engineer, and similar roles.
Prerequisites
Candidates must be pre-registered with IWCF
Objective
To give candidates a solid grasp of how wells are drilled and the core principles required to maintain well control.
Course Outcomes
By the end of the course, candidates should be able to:
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Explain key geological considerations and outline the well construction process.
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Recognize the causes, warning signs, indicators, and hazards of an influx.
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Describe how to secure the well and safely remove an influx.
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Perform relevant oilfield calculations.
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Identify the main features, functions, and uses of well control equipment.
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Explain barrier envelope concepts and the fundamentals of risk management.
Assessment
Delegates are assessed through practical simulations and written exams. A minimum score of 70% is required in all IWCF written assessments to successfully complete the course.
