Well School

Well School offers tailor made drilling trainings. Our “Basic” training series caters to the drilling engineering cubs both in office as well as well site. For the experienced drilling tigers, we offer “Advanced” series for skill upgradation and expanding their knowledge horizons.

Well School offers peer review services for your well engineering designs, both in online as well as offline mode. We can be a useful extra pair of eyes for enhancements before your design solutions transit from your drawing boards to your well sites.

While a detailed third party inspection is pretty much standard at the time of rig acceptance, very little efforts are made to check the health of serving rigs operating under long term contracts. Complacencies often set in at both the contractor and the client side. Well School offers focused rig health check services to spot weaknesses before catastrophic incidents hit the rig.

Well School provides a full range of design services through various stages (gates) of Client’s well delivery process. The deliverables include Cost & time estimates, Offset well studies, detailed Casing designs, BOWD & drilling programs, lessons learnt compilation & AAR sessions. We provide independent, reliable, robust design solutions for drilling land, offshore, HPHT, ERD wells & for workover, abandonment projects.

Well School provides well examination services which is independent and unbiased. We provide comprehensive assurance that your wells comply with local legislations and your internal standards during the design as well as the well construction phase. We can take charge of your the dispensation and MOC process to ensure proper risk assessment and approvals are in place prior to implementing deviations to the plan.

With technology changing rapidly, drilling & HSE professionals may need assistance to get to the root cause of HSE incidents. Well School provides incident investigation support services. We also provide independent third party HSE incident investigation services in case unbiased and fresh perspective is called for.