Slickline – Wireline – Well Services

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Virtual Training

Introduction – Slickline Virtual Training presents a number of challenges which are inherent to the method of training, such as trainer / trainee communication, direct feedback, visual assessments of understanding and the planning and implementation of practical exercises amongst others and it is our prime intention to develop and deliver a training with processes and methods which are aimed at mitigating these issues.

To this end we have prepared the following document outlining the technical training setup requirements in sections 1, 2 & 3. Sections 4 & 5 provide a list of training subjects in two categories, basic and advanced, which can be selected.

Your Contact Details

Company Name

Company Address

Name

Email Address

Position

Mobile Tel No.

Fixed Tel No.

Our Contact Details

Company Name

Slickline Connect

Company Address

17 rue du Millenaire,

64420 Soumoulou,

France

Name

Nick Brice

Email Address

info@slk-connect.com

Position

Technical Adviser

Mobile Tel No.

+33 632748837

Fixed Tel No.

N/a

Slickline Connect Proposal

Client

Section 1

Training Course Outline

Details

Comments

Client Approval

1.1

Type of Course

Slickline Introduction, Basic or Advanced

1.2

Target Audience

Slickline Trainees (with no field experience)

Cross Training, WL/Eline Personnel

Management / Client Course

1.3

Training Objective

1.4

Class Size

10 Trainees - Recommended Maximum

1.5

Course Length

Modular

1 Week

2 Weeks

Course length will depend on the number of training modules selected, see sections 4 & 5

1.6

Course Structure

8 Hours/Day, 5 Days/Week

1.7

Daily Schedule

08:00 - 12:00 Classrooms Activity

12:00 - 13:00 Break

13:00 -17:00 Practical Workshop Exercises

1.8

Intended Course Start Date

1.9

Rehearsal Day

It is strongly recommend to run a rehearsal day prior to the start of the training course, this will enable all systems (connections, cameras, sound) to be tested and verified

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Client

Section 2

Training Course Set-up -

Client’s Facility

Details

Comments

Client Approval

2.1

Trainee Equipment

1. Individual laptop computer

2. Overhead projector

2.2

Internet Connection

Good, stable & uninterrupted

2.3

White Board

Available

2.4

Program / Software

Zoom, MS Meetings or alternative

2.5

Cameras - Classroom

One or more positioned with an overview of the meeting room and trainees, one positioned with a view of the white board

2.6

Microphone(s)

Good quality audio is a critical component and it is recommended the use of a conference room omnidirectional microphone strategically positioned, individual laptop microphones should be turned off

2.7

Training Supervisor

A Senior Supervisor / Manager present for all training sessions, tasked with managing the training sessions, controlling trainees, to ensure time keeping and trainee engagement with remote trainers

2.8

Practical Training Supervisor

A Senior Supervisor, experienced in field operations to demonstrate the tools and equipment, according to the planned training exercised, who will supervise the trainees during the practical exercises, who will ensure the correct PPE, safe workshop practices and work techniques are adopted throughout the practical training sessions

2.8

Trainee Assessments

The Training Supervisor should assess the performance of each trainee record the assessments in accordance with the company’s training procedures

2.9

Practical Training - Equipment

In order the maximise the potential benefits of the practical training it will require the availability of the equipment and downhole tools that are typically used in the field operation for the planned Practical Training Sessions. The appropriate hand tools and service tools should also be available along with workshop facilities including work benches and vices

2.10

Practical Training - Trainer Overview

In order to assess the benefit and effectiveness of the classroom sessions and their application in the practical training sessions it is very beneficial for the (remote) Trainer to be able to view all practical training sessions and judge trainee performance during each practical training task

2.11

Manuals, Procedures, Standards

Relevant Company manuals, procedures and standards should be made available to the trainer, these will be used to ensure the training modules are in compliance, follow and meet the Company’s standards and procedures

2.12

Completion Diagrams, Typical Operations

Typical completion diagrams for the types of wells and examples of the types of Slickline operations that are conducted should be made available to ensure that the training modules are relevant to the Client’s operation and equipment used

Slickline Connect Proposal

Client

Section 3

Training Course Set-up -

Trainer

Details

Comments

Client Approval

3.1

Training Location

Pau, France

3.2

Meeting Room

SLK-C will rent a meeting room in a local hotel to obtain access to a guaranteed, stable & uninterrupted internet connection with sufficient bandwidth to be able to run all proposed services

3.3

Virtual Training Equipment

All equipment will be supplied, computers, cameras, microphones, overhead projects, white boards etc.

3.4

Training Module Preparation

Presentations will be to the Clients preferred Training Subjects selections and to meet the course length

3.5

Practical Training Session Preparation

Practical Training Sessions will be based upon the Client’s tool usage and operations as indicated by the Client. Task sheets will be prepared to guide the trainees through the assigned tasks to ensure they are meeting the required levels of understanding of the tools and equipment and able to demonstrate the required competences to perform the assigned tasks

3.6

Quizzes / Homework

Each morning the Trainees will be given a 10 question quiz on the previous day’s classroom activity, the quiz will be reviewed upon completion. There will be homework given to the trainees at appropriate times during the course and a final last day 30 or 50 question quiz and which will used in assessing performance

3.7

Certificates

At the end of the Training Course each Trainee will receive a certificate of successful course completion

3.8

Personnel - Trainer / SME

The Trainer will be responsible for the delivery of the training to the trainees, setting the pace of the training, determining the subject focus, dealing with questions and queries from the trainees and reviewing all practical sessions

3.9

Personnel - IT Engineer

The IT Engineer’s responsibilities will include, but not limited to running and maintaining of the equipment used during the classroom training sessions, ensuring continuous connectivity to the trainees and ensuring the highest possible quality of the visual and audio transmissions is maintained throughout the training course

3.10

Personnel - SME

The SME is responsible, in conjunction with the Trainer, for the development of the subject matter presentations designed to meet the Client’s preferred subject selection. In addition he is responsible for developing the selected Practical session subjects bespoke task sheets along with the daily quizzes and final course exam

Slickline Connect Proposal

Client

Section 3

Training Subjects

Details

Comments

Selected

Basic 1

Slickline Introduction

Advantages, Functions, Purpose

Inc Topic - Slickline Standard

Basic 2

Completions

Components, Functions

Inc Topic- Drilling Rigs, Well Construction, Drilling, Deviation

Inc Topic- Casing & Tubing

Basic 3

Surface Equipment

Winches & Powerpacks, Zones

Inc Topic- Masts, Cranes & Operations

Inc Topic- Lifting & Spotting Equipment

Inc Topic- Control Panels

Basic 4

Wire

Types, Applications, Testing, Records

Inc Topic- Sheaves

Inc Topic- Spooling

Basic 5

Wire

Wire Standard & Wire Management

Basic 6

Pressure Control Equipment

Components, Functions

Inc Topic- Well Site Pressure Test

Inc Topic- Barriers, Pressure Integrity

Inc Topic- Pressure Standard / POM

Inc Topic- Pressure Calculations

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Client

Section 3

Training Subjects

Details

Comments

Selected

Inc Topic- Elastomer Use & Management

Inc Topic- Quick Unions

Basic 7

Tool String Components

Various Tool String Components, Functions

Inc Topic- Tool String Connections, Fishing Necks

Inc Topic- Mechanical Jars, Jar Action

Basic 8

Standard Service Tools

Gauge Cutters, Blind Box, Scratchers, TEL

Basic 9

Remedial Tools

Bailers, Swages, Magnet

Basic 10

Pulling Tools

Otis, Camco, UPT, FRC

Basic 11

Jars

Hydraulic, Spring, Upstroke

Inc Topic- Jarring Procedures

Basic 12

Flow Control - Equipment

Landing Nipples, Locks & Plugs

Basic 13

Flow Control - Equipment

SSD

Basic 14

Flow Control - Equipment

Standing Valves, Test Tools

Basic 15

Flow Control - Equipment

HES Locks, Plugs & Running Tools

Basic 16

Flow Control - Equipment

Baker Locks, Plugs & Running Tools

Basic 17

Flow Control - Equipment

Camco / SLB Locks, Plugs & Running Tools

Basic 18

Flow Control - Equipment

Other Supplier Locks, Plugs & Running Tools

Basic 19

Operations - Down Hole

Depth Standard

Slickline Connect Proposal

Client

Section 3

Training Subjects

Section 3

Comments

Selected

Inc Topic- ZChart

Basic 20

Operations - Down Hole

Differential & Hydrostatic Pressure

Basic 21

Operations - Down Hole

Running In & Pulling Out of the Well

Inc Topic- Danger Zone

Basic 22

Operations - Down Hole

Drift Run

Basic 23

Operations - Down Hole

WRSSSV & TRSSSV

Basic 24

Operations - Down Hole

Plugs

Basic 25

Operations - Down Hole

SSD’s

Basic 26

Quality Procedures & Reporting

Standard Operating Procedures & Checklists

Inc Topic- Well Site Pre & Post Operations Checklist

Basic 27

Quality Procedures & Reporting

MOC, Stop Work Procedures, Wellsite Reporting,

Risk Assessments, SIMOPS,

Basic 28

Emergency Procedures

Installation Alarms & Evacuations, Various Leaks Across the PCE, Equipment Failures

Basic 29

Well Characteristics

H2S, Co2, Chlorides, Hydrates, Waxes & Deposits, TENORM, Chemicals

Basic 30

Operation Meetings

Pre-Job, Post-Job, Wellsite Safety Meeting, Wellsite Pre-Job Meeting

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Client

Section 3

Comments

Comments

Comments

Selected

Adv 1

Gas Lift

Kick Over Tools, Running Tools, Latches, Down Hole Techniques

Adv 2

Braided Cable

Types, Applications, Testing, Records

Inc Topic- Sheaves

Adv 3

Fishing

Fishing Introduction

Adv 4

Fishing

Toolstring Stuck Wire to Surface

Adv 5

Fishing

Toolstring Stuck Unplanned Wire Break

Adv 6

Fishing

Locate TOW and Fish Wire

Adv 7

Fishing

Fishing Wire, Surface Procedure

Adv 8

Fishing

Fishing Short Lengths of Wire

Adv 9

Fishing

Overshots & Spears

Adv 10

Fishing

Various Fishing Tools

Adv 11

Braided Cable Fishing

Heavy Duty Fishing Techniques and Procedures

Inc Topic- Braided Cable Jarring Procedures

Adv 12

Swabbing

Techniques, Procedures, DH Tools, Surface Equipment

Adv 13

Flow Control

Crown Plugs

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