In an effort to sustain this growth, we call on you again to assist us in planning an even stronger 2001. Below are the current programs available, and a short description of each class. If you have special needs for training, please make note of that with as much detail as possible. To justify the cost of a class, a minimum of 25 participants is requested in most cases. Thanks for your cooperation in helping us plan for 2001.
All programs are one-day presentations, except where noted.
Several cost-saving programs are offered that demonstrates their advantages and successes. The subject matter presented is intended to offer the participant a basic knowledge of the equipment and process used in correcting the adverse conditions that may result in the loss of control of a well. The training is to assist regulators to understand the mechanics of well control. This naturally occurring gas is one of the most dangerous gases, and is perennially a leading cause of injuries and deaths within the oil and gas industry. The presentation begins with researching drilling records, continues through the drilling process, logging, various completion practices, acidizing, fracturing, block squeezing, and ultimately, the plugging process.