Wellheads, Flow Control Equipments & Flowlines Training
This awareness-level course gives participants a
foundational understanding of the purpose, key
components, basic operation, and safety considerations of wellheads, flow control equipment, and flowlines in oil and gas production.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to identify major equipment, understand basic operating principles, and recognise safety and environmental considerations relevant to these areas
Rig Components
Rig Components
- Introduction and definitions; general rig elements, details and functions
- Mud pits and solids elimination system & equipment
- Well control equipment
- Different rig types and duties; rig move techniques
- Safety precautions; rig staff and duties
- Related calculations
Basics Of Drilling Technology
Basics Of Drilling Technology
- Drilling basics; drill string components and rock bits
- Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) type and design
- Hydraulics and coring
- Rotary and steerable drilling
- Stuck pipe generalities; window and side track
- Borehole and string problems and their solutions
The course closes with an open discussion session for participants to raise site-specific challenges.
Course Outline (5 Days)
Course Outline (5 Days)
Day 1 – Fundamentals & Wellhead Basics: upstream oil & gas overview, reservoir principles, wellhead and Christmas tree components, basic HSE and PPE
Day 2 – Christmas Tree Operations & Basic Flow Control: valve types and actuation, surface safety valves, chokes, LOTO principles
Day 3 – Flowlines & Basic Operations: flowline components, maintenance awareness, leak detection, environmental spill awareness
Day 4 – Flow Assurance & Integrity: hydrates, wax and scale challenges, basic prevention and corrosion control, emergency response
Day 5 – Operations, Maintenance Overview & Assessment: integrated system overview, basic troubleshooting, practical exercises, and a short written assessment
Accredited By Industry Leaders
Accredited By Industry Leaders