Provides comprehensive training and certification programs designed to develop competencies in geothermal operations, power plant systems, operational safety, equipment maintenance, and regulatory compliance. Our programs equip professionals with the technical knowledge and practical skills required to ensure safe, reliable, and efficient geothermal operations while supporting sustainable energy development and operational excellence.
Duration: 5 Days
3 Days Theory
1 Day Practical Training
1 Day IWCF Examination
Target Audience:
Roughneck
Derrickman
Assistant Driller
Drilling Crew Personnel
Mud Logger
BOP/Subsea Technician
Wellsite Drilling Data Engineer
Junior Drilling Engineers
Field Engineers
Personnel involved in drilling operations whose actions may influence well control assurance
Certification:
Participants who successfully complete the training and IWCF assessment will receive:
IWCF Drilling Well Control Level 2 Certificate (upon successfully passing the IWCF assessment at an accredited training centre)
Certificate Validity:
5 Years (in accordance with IWCF requirements)
Course Overview
The IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 2 programme provides participants with a fundamental understanding of drilling operations and essential well control principles required to maintain well integrity throughout drilling activities.
The course is designed for personnel whose responsibilities contribute to preventing, identifying, and responding to well control events during drilling operations. Participants will gain knowledge of pressure fundamentals, well barrier philosophy, kick detection, blowout prevention equipment, and basic well control procedures in accordance with the International Well Control Forum (IWCF) syllabus.
The programme prepares candidates for the official IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 2 theory assessment conducted at an IWCF-accredited training centre.
Topics Include
Introduction to Well Control
Basic Drilling Operations
Pressure Concepts
Hydrostatic Pressure
Formation Pressure
Fracture Pressure
Well Barrier Philosophy
Primary and Secondary Well Control
Causes of Well Kicks
Kick Detection
Circulating System
Blowout Preventer (BOP) Equipment
Basic Well Control Procedures
Risk Management
Emergency Response
Practical Well Control Exercises
IWCF Examination Preparation
Pre-requisites
No previous IWCF certification is required.
Basic knowledge or experience in drilling operations is recommended.
Suitable for personnel involved in drilling or wellsite operations.
Participants should possess a basic understanding of drilling equipment and operational procedures.
Completed Registration Form
Valid Government-issued Identification (KTP/Passport)
IWCF Candidate Registration (CR) Number (or register prior to the course)
Copy of Current IWCF eCert / IWCF Wallet Card (for renewal or upgrade candidates, if applicable)
Passport-size Photograph (if required by the training provider)
Employer Information (if required for IWCF registration)
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the fundamental principles of drilling well control.
Explain pressure relationships affecting well integrity.
Identify primary and secondary well barriers.
Recognize the causes and warning signs of well kicks.
Describe the functions of Blowout Preventer (BOP) equipment and associated well control systems.
Apply basic well control procedures during drilling operations.
Identify operational hazards that may lead to loss of well control.
Demonstrate the knowledge required to successfully complete the IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 2 assessment.
Course Delivery
The course combines:
Instructor-led Classroom Training
Interactive Discussions
Practical Demonstrations
Well Control Case Studies
Pressure Calculation Exercises
Equipment Familiarization
IWCF Assessment Preparation Sessions
Participants are required to complete:
Practical Exercises
Knowledge Review Activities
Pressure Calculation Exercises
Mock IWCF Assessment
Official IWCF Examination
Course Outline
1.Module 1 – Introduction to Well Control
Objectives of Well Control
Basic Drilling Operations
Well Control Terminology
Importance of Well Integrity
2.Module 2 – Pressure Fundamentals
Hydrostatic Pressure
Formation Pressure
Fracture Pressure
Pressure Relationships
Pressure Calculations
3.Module 3 – Well Barries Philosophy
Barrier Concept
Primary Well Control
Secondary Well Control
Well Integrity Assurance
4.Module 4 – Causes of Well Kicks
Loss of Hydrostatic Pressure
Swabbing Effects
Gas Cutting
Lost Circulation
Formation Influx Mechanisms
5.Module 5 – Kick Detection & Monitoring
Kick Warning Signs
Pit Volume Monitoring
Flow Checks
Early Kick Detection
Initial Response Procedures
6.Module 6 – Well Control Equipment
Blowout Preventer (BOP)
Choke Manifold
Kill Manifold
Mud Gas Separator
Circulating System Components
7.Module 7 – Basic Well Control Procedures
Shut-in Principles
Basic Circulation Methods
Well Control Response
Risk Management
Emergency Procedures
8.Module 8 – Practical Session & IWCF Examination Preparation
Equipment Familiarization
Pressure Calculation Exercises
Well Control Scenarios
Practical Demonstrations
Mock IWCF Examination
Final Review
Official IWCF Examination
Method
Classroom Lectures
Interactive Discussions
Practical Demonstrations
Case Studies
Pressure Calculation Exercises
Equipment Familiarization
Mock Examination
Official IWCF Examination
Locations
On-site Training (Client Facility)
Training Center
Virtual Classroom (Theory Session, where applicable)
Duration: 5 Days
3 Days Theory
1 Day Practical Training
1 Day IWCF Examination
Target Audience:
Drillers
Assistant Drillers
Toolpushers
Night Drilling Supervisors
Drilling Supervisors
Wellsite Supervisors
Drilling Engineers
Company Representatives
Rig Managers
Personnel directly responsible for well control operations during drilling activities
Certification:
Participants who successfully complete the training and IWCF assessment will receive:
IWCF Drilling Well Control Level 3 Certificate (upon successfully passing the IWCF assessment at an accredited training centre)
Certificate Validity:
Course Overview
The IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 3 programme is designed for drilling personnel responsible for the execution and supervision of well control operations during drilling activities.
The course develops participants' competence in monitoring well conditions, identifying abnormal pressure events, detecting kicks, selecting appropriate well control methods, operating well control equipment, and maintaining well integrity throughout drilling operations.
Through theoretical instruction, practical simulator exercises, and assessment preparation, participants will develop the knowledge and decision-making skills required to safely manage well control incidents in accordance with IWCF standards.
Topics Include
Well Control Principles
Drilling Hydraulics
Pressure Calculations
Formation Pressure Analysis
Well Barrier Philosophy
Kick Detection
Shut-in Procedures
Well Control Methods
Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
Choke Manifold Operations
Kill Operations
Gas Migration
Well Control Risk Management
Emergency Response
Practical Well Control Simulation
IWCF Examination Preparation
Pre-requisites
Basic drilling operational knowledge.
Experience in drilling operations is strongly recommended.
Suitable for personnel responsible for operational well control.
Participants should possess a sound understanding of drilling equipment and well operations.
Completed Registration Form
Valid Government-issued Identification (KTP/Passport)
IWCF Candidate Registration (CR) Number (or register prior to the course)
Copy of Current IWCF eCert / IWCF Wallet Card (for renewal or upgrade candidates, if applicable)
Passport-size Photograph (if required by the training provider)
Employer Information (if required for IWCF registration)
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Apply IWCF well control principles during drilling operations.
Interpret pressure data and identify abnormal well conditions.
Detect kicks and implement appropriate shut-in procedures.
Operate and monitor Blowout Preventer (BOP) systems.
Perform well kill calculations using standard well control methods.
Select appropriate well control responses for various operational scenarios.
Maintain well integrity throughout drilling operations.
Demonstrate the competence required to successfully complete the IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 3 assessment.
Course Delivery
The course combines:
Instructor-led Classroom Training
Interactive Discussions
Practical Demonstrations
Well Control Case Studies
Pressure Calculation Exercises
Equipment Familiarization
IWCF Assessment Preparation Sessions
Participants are required to complete:
Practical Well Control Exercises
Pressure Calculation Assignments
Simulator-Based Scenarios
Mock IWCF Assessment
Official IWCF Examination
Course Outline
1.Module 1 – Well Control Principles
Well Control Philosophy
Causes of Well Control Incidents
Well Integrity
Operational Responsibilities
2.Module 2 – Pressure & Drilling Hydraulics
Bottom Hole Pressure
Equivalent Circulating Density
Formation Pressure
Fracture Gradient
Pressure Calculations
3.Module 3 – Well Barries Systems
4.Module 4 – Kick Detection & Shut-in Procedures
Kick Indicators
Flow Checks
Shut-in Procedures
Recording Well Data
Initial Well Control Response
5.Module 5 – Well Control Equipment
Blowout Preventer (BOP)
Choke Manifold
Kill Manifold
Accumulator Unit
Mud Gas Separator
Surface Well Control Equipment
6.Module 6 – Well Kill Operations
Driller's Method
Wait and Weight Method
Circulation Procedures
Gas Handling
Pressure Monitoring
7.Module 7 – Operational Risk Management
Hazard Identification
Risk Assessment
Emergency Response
Decision Making During Well Control Events
Incident Prevention
8.Module 8 – Practical Session & IWCF Examination Preparation
Well Control Simulator Exercises
Pressure Calculation Practice
Shut-in Simulation
Well Kill Simulation
Mock IWCF Examination
Final Review
Official IWCF Examination
Method
Classroom Lectures
Interactive Discussions
Practical Demonstrations
Case Studies
Pressure Calculation Exercises
Equipment Familiarization
Mock Examination
Official IWCF Examination
Locations
On-site Training (Client Facility)
Training Center
Virtual Classroom (Theory Session, where applicable)
Duration: 5 Days
3 Days Theory
1 Day Practical Training
1 Day IWCF Examination
Target Audience:
Drilling Supervisors
Senior Drilling Engineers
Wellsite Managers
Toolpushers
Rig Managers
Operations Superintendents
Company Representatives
Well Engineers
Drilling Superintendents
Personnel responsible for supervising and managing well control operations
Certification:
Participants who successfully complete the training and IWCF assessment will receive:
IWCF Drilling Well Control Level 4 Certificate (upon successfully passing the IWCF assessment at an accredited training centre)
Certificate Validity:
Course Overview
The IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 4 programme is designed for supervisors, engineers, and management personnel responsible for planning, supervising, and making critical decisions during drilling well control operations.
The programme focuses on advanced well control principles, pressure management, well barrier integrity, kick tolerance, well kill engineering, equipment reliability, operational risk management, and decision-making in complex well control scenarios.
Participants will strengthen their ability to evaluate abnormal well conditions, manage well control incidents, supervise operational responses, and ensure compliance with industry best practices and IWCF standards through classroom instruction, practical simulations, and scenario-based exercises.
Topics Include
Advanced Well Control Principles
Well Barrier Management
Pressure Analysis
Advanced Drilling Hydraulics
Kick Detection & Evaluation
Shut-in Procedures
Well Kill Engineering
Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
Choke & Kill Operations
Gas Migration & Underground Blowouts
Well Control Risk Assessment
Decision Making During Well Control Events
Incident Investigation
Emergency Response
Well Control Simulator Exercises
IWCF Examination Preparation
Pre-requisites
Operational experience in drilling or well engineering is strongly recommended.
Suitable for personnel responsible for supervising drilling and well control operations.
Participants should possess a comprehensive understanding of drilling operations, well control principles, and drilling equipment.
Previous experience with IWCF operational-level well control training is recommended.
Completed Registration Form
Valid Government-issued Identification (KTP/Passport)
IWCF Candidate Registration (CR) Number (or register prior to the course)
Copy of Current IWCF eCert / IWCF Wallet Card (for renewal or upgrade candidates, if applicable)
Passport-size Photograph (if required by the training provider)
Employer Information (if required for IWCF registration)
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
Apply advanced well control principles to drilling operations.
Analyze complex pressure conditions and well control scenarios.
Evaluate well barrier integrity throughout drilling operations.
Supervise kick detection, shut-in, and well kill operations.
Assess the performance and operational readiness of well control equipment.
Apply engineering calculations to support well control decision-making.
Manage operational risks and emergency well control situations.
Demonstrate the competency required to successfully complete the IWCF Well Control Drilling Combined Level 4 assessment.
Course Delivery
The course combines:
Instructor-led Classroom Training
Interactive Discussions
Advanced Well Control Calculations
Simulator-Based Training
Engineering Case Studies
Scenario-Based Decision Making
IWCF Assessment Preparation Sessions
Participants are required to complete:
Engineering Calculation Exercises
Well Control Simulator Scenarios
Operational Case Studies
Mock IWCF Assessment
Official IWCF Examination
Course Outline
1.Module 1 – Advanced Well Control Principles
Supervisory Responsibilities
Well Integrity Management
Operational Decision Making
2.Module 2 – Pressure Analysis & Drilling Hydraulics
Advanced Pressure Calculations
Equivalent Circulating Density (ECD)
Bottom Hole Pressure
Surge & Swab Pressure
Fracture Gradient Analysis
3.Module 3 – Well Barries Management
Barrier Philosophy
Barrier Verification
Barrier Failure Mechanisms
Well Integrity Assurance
4.Module 4 – Kick Detection & Well Monitoring
Advanced Kick Indicators
Influx Evaluation
Flow Monitoring
Shut-in Decision Process
Well Monitoring Techniques
5.Module 5 – Well Control Equipment
Blowout Preventer (BOP)
Choke Manifold
Kill Manifold
Accumulator systems
Equipment Testing & Reliability
6.Module 6 – Well Kill Engineering
Driller's Method
Wait and Weight Method
Bullheading Principles
Gas Migration
Underground Blowouts
Complex Well Kill Scenarios
7.Module 7 – Risk Management & Emergency Response
Hazard Identification
Risk Assessment
Incident Investigation
Emergency Response Planning
Lessons Learned
Operational Decision Making
8.Module 8 – Practical Session & IWCF Examination Preparation
Advanced Well Control Simulator Exercises
Engineering Calculation Practice
Well Kill Simulations
Complex Scenario Analysis
Mock IWCF Examination
Final Review
Official IWCF Examination
Method
Classroom Lectures
Interactive Discussions
Advanced Engineering Calculations
Well Control Simulator
Practical Demonstrations
Scenario-Based Exercises
Case Studies
Mock Examination
Official IWCF Examination
Locations
On-site Training (Client Facility)
Training Center
Virtual Classroom (Theory Session, where applicable)
Duration : Training: Approximately 8 hours (1 day) instructor-led or virtual training (provider-dependent).
Method:
• Instructor-led classroom training or virtual instructor-led training
• Interactive lectures and technical discussions
• Multimedia presentations and case-based learning
• Online proctored knowledge assessment through the IADC WellSharp Testing System).
Duration : Training: Approximately 8 hours (1 day) instructor-led or virtual training (provider-dependent).
Method:
• Instructor-led classroom training or virtual instructor-led training
• Interactive lectures and technical discussions
• Multimedia presentations and case-based learning
• Online proctored knowledge assessment through the IADC WellSharp Testing System).
Locations:
• Online (Accessible Worldwide)
• IADC WellSharp Accredited Training Centers worldwide
Target Audience
• New personnel entering drilling or well servicing operations
• Well Service Crew
• Rig Support Personnel
• Lease Operators
• Field Technicians
• Service Company Personnel
• Non-supervisory personnel requiring well control awareness
Certification
Certification: IADC WellSharp® Well Service Awareness Certificate
Assessment: Online knowledge assessment
Validity: 5 Years
Course Overview
This course introduces participants to the fundamental principles of well control and safe well servicing operations. It provides a basic understanding of well integrity, pressure control, hazard recognition, and the responsibilities of personnel involved in preventing and responding to well control incidents. The program establishes the foundational knowledge required to safely support well servicing activities in accordance with IADC WellSharp standards.
Topics include:
• Introduction to Well Servicing Operations
• Oil & Gas Industry Fundamentals
• Well Lifecycle Overview
• Well Integrity Principles
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Basic Well Control Concepts
• Pressure & Formation Fundamentals
• Kick Recognition & Prevention
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Prevention Fundamentals
• Hazard Identification & Risk Awareness
• Roles & Responsibilities During Well Control Events
• Emergency Response Procedures
• Industry Best Practices for Well Servicing
Pre-requisites
• No prior well control certification required.
• No previous field experience required.
• Suitable for personnel new to drilling or well servicing operations
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain the basic principles of well control.
• Understand the importance of well integrity and well barriers.
• Identify common well servicing hazards and associated risks.
• Recognize the causes and warning signs of well control incidents.
• Describe the function of basic pressure control equipment.
• Apply safe work practices during well servicing operations.
• Demonstrate awareness of emergency response procedures and individual responsibilities.
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through instructor-led classroom or live virtual instruction using interactive presentations, practical examples, group discussions, and scenario-based learning. Training is supported by standardized IADC WellSharp course materials and concludes with an independently proctored online knowledge assessment to verify participant competency..
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Servicing
• Introduction to Well Service Operations
• Workover Objectives & Applications
• Well Lifecycle
• Well Integrity Principles
• Well Barrier Philosophy
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Principles of Well Control
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Causes & Prevention
3. Pressure Control EquipmentWell Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Surface Pressure Control Equipment
• Equipment Testing & Maintenance
4. Module 4 – Well Servicing Operations
• Workover Operations
• Completion Operations
• Basic Well Intervention
• Safe Operating Practices
5. Module 5 - Well Control Procedures
• Kick Detection
• Shut-in Procedures
• Well Kill Fundamentals
• Emergency Response
6. Module 6 – HSE & Risk Management
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Assessment
• Permit to Work
• Incident Prevention
• Emergency Planning
7. Module 7 – Assessment
• Course Review
• Knowledge Assessment (WellSharp Examination)
• Online (Accessible Worldwide)
• IADC WellSharp Accredited Training Centers worldwide
Target Audience
• New personnel entering drilling or well servicing operations
• Well Service Crew
• Rig Support Personnel
• Lease Operators
• Field Technicians
• Service Company Personnel
• Non-supervisory personnel requiring well control awareness
Certification
Certification: IADC WellSharp® Well Service Awareness Certificate
Assessment: Online knowledge assessment
Validity: 5 Years
Course Overview
This course introduces participants to the fundamental principles of well control and safe well servicing operations. It provides a basic understanding of well integrity, pressure control, hazard recognition, and the responsibilities of personnel involved in preventing and responding to well control incidents. The program establishes the foundational knowledge required to safely support well servicing activities in accordance with IADC WellSharp standards.
Topics include:
• Introduction to Well Servicing Operations
• Oil & Gas Industry Fundamentals
• Well Lifecycle Overview
• Well Integrity Principles
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Basic Well Control Concepts
• Pressure & Formation Fundamentals
• Kick Recognition & Prevention
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Prevention Fundamentals
• Hazard Identification & Risk Awareness
• Roles & Responsibilities During Well Control Events
• Emergency Response Procedures
• Industry Best Practices for Well Servicing
Pre-requisites
• No prior well control certification required.
• No previous field experience required.
• Suitable for personnel new to drilling or well servicing operations
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain the basic principles of well control.
• Understand the importance of well integrity and well barriers.
• Identify common well servicing hazards and associated risks.
• Recognize the causes and warning signs of well control incidents.
• Describe the function of basic pressure control equipment.
• Apply safe work practices during well servicing operations.
• Demonstrate awareness of emergency response procedures and individual responsibilities.
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through instructor-led classroom or live virtual instruction using interactive presentations, practical examples, group discussions, and scenario-based learning. Training is supported by standardized IADC WellSharp course materials and concludes with an independently proctored online knowledge assessment to verify participant competency..
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Servicing
• Introduction to Well Service Operations
• Workover Objectives & Applications
• Well Lifecycle
• Well Integrity Principles
• Well Barrier Philosophy
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Principles of Well Control
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Causes & Prevention
3. Pressure Control EquipmentWell Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Surface Pressure Control Equipment
• Equipment Testing & Maintenance
4. Module 4 – Well Servicing Operations
• Workover Operations
• Completion Operations
• Basic Well Intervention
• Safe Operating Practices
5. Module 5 - Well Control Procedures
• Kick Detection
• Shut-in Procedures
• Well Kill Fundamentals
• Emergency Response
6. Module 6 – HSE & Risk Management
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Assessment
• Permit to Work
• Incident Prevention
• Emergency Planning
7. Module 7 – Assessment
• Course Review
• Knowledge Assessment (WellSharp Examination)
Training Schedule : 08.00 – 17.00
Assessment : IADC WellSharp® Online Proctored Written Examination conducted through the official IADC assessment system
Method:
• Instructor-Led Classroom Training (ILT)
• Interactive Lectures
• Group Discussion
• Scenario-Based Learning
• Well Control Case Studies
• Pressure Control Exercises
• Equipment Demonstration
• Well Control Simulations
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Examination
Locations:
Training & Assessment: Jakarta, Balikpapan, Duri, or Online (depending on the selected training scheme).
Target Audience
• Participants who successfully complete the course and pass the official IADC examination will receive:
• IADC WellSharp® Certificate of Completion
• Well Servicing – Coiled Tubing Well Control Certification
• Validity
• 2 Years
• Issued by an IADC WellSharp® Accredited Training Provider following successful completion of the official examinationParticipants who successfully complete the course and pass the official IADC examination will receive:
• IADC WellSharp® Certificate of Completion
• Well Servicing – Coiled Tubing Well Control Certification
• Validity
• 2 Years
• Issued by an IADC WellSharp® Accredited Training Provider following successful completion of the official examination
Certification
IADC WellSharp® Certificate of Completion
Well Servicing – Coiled Tubing Well Control Certification min passing score. 70%
Validity 2 Years
Issued by an IADC WellSharp® Accredited Training Provider following successful completion of the official examination.
Course Overview
The IADC WellSharp® Well Service – Coiled Tubing program provides comprehensive training in well control principles for coiled tubing operations. The course is designed to develop the knowledge and practical decision-making skills required to prevent, recognize, and respond to well control incidents during well intervention activities.
Participants will learn barrier management, pressure control equipment, influx detection, well kill principles, gas behavior, completion fluids, operational procedures, emergency response, and risk management through instructor-led training, practical scenarios, and competency-based assessment. The curriculum follows the internationally recognized IADC WellSharp® Well Servicing standard, supporting safe and effective well intervention operations worldwide..
Topics include:
Fundamental Module
• Well Control Philosophy
• Risk Awareness & Risk Management
• Well Control Principles
• Pressure Concepts
• Well Barriers
Technical Module
• Coiled Tubing Pressure Control Equipment
• Surface & Subsurface Well Equipment
• Influx Fundamentals
• Gas Characteristics & Behaviour
• Completion & Workover Fluids
• Well Pressure Calculations
Assessment Module
• Scenario-Based Exercises
• Knowledge Review
• Official IADC WellSharp® Examination
Operational Module
• Coiled Tubing Operational Considerations
• Well Intervention Procedures
• Pressure Testing
• Barrier Verification
• Well Kill Preparation
• Emergency Response
• Well Control Drills
Pre-requisites
• Have basic knowledge of oil & gas well servicing operations.
• Be involved in coiled tubing or well intervention activities.
• Have experience in wellsite operations (recommended).
• Be physically and mentally fit.
• Possess basic understanding of pressure control equipment and well servicing operations (recommended).
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain fundamental well control principles.
• Recognize potential well control hazards during coiled tubing operations.
• Apply risk management principles in well servicing activities.
• Understand barrier philosophy and barrier verification.
• Operate and understand coiled tubing pressure control equipment.
• Identify influx indicators and appropriate response actions.
• Perform well control calculations.
• Prepare for well kill operations.
• Respond appropriately to well control emergencies.
• Successfully complete the IADC WellSharp® knowledge assessment.
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through instructor-led classroom sessions supported by technical presentations, interactive discussions, scenario-based learning, case studies, pressure control exercises, and practical well control simulations. Participants complete the official IADC WellSharp® online proctored examination to demonstrate competency in accordance with internationally recognized well control standards.
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Control
• Well Control Philosophy
• Risk Awareness & Management
• Well Control Responsibilities
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Pressure Concepts
• Barrier Philosophy
• Well Control Principles
• Well Pressure Calculations
3. Module 3 – Well Equipment
• Surface Well Equipment
• Subsurface Well Equipment
• Coiled Tubing Pressure Control Equipment
4. Module 4 – Well Fluids & Influx
• Surface Well Equipment
• Subsurface Well Equipment
• Coiled Tubing Pressure Control Equipment
5. Module 5 – Coiled Tubing Operations
• Operational Planning
• Operational Considerations
• Barrier Verification
• Pressure Testing
6. Module 6 – Well Kill & Emergency Response
• Well Kill Preparation
• Emergency Procedures
• Well Control Drills
7. Module 6 – Well Kill & Emergency Response
• Scenario-Based Well Control Exercises
• Operational Decision Making
• Case Study Review
8. Module 6 – Final Assessment
• Knowledge Review
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Examination
• Course Evaluation
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Principles of Well Control
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Causes & Prevention
3. Pressure Control Equipment Well Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Surface Pressure Control Equipment
• Equipment Testing & Maintenance
4. Module 4 – Workover Operations
• Tubing Running & Pulling Operations
• Completion Installation & Removal
• Workover Fluids & Circulation
• Fishing & Milling Awareness
• Well Stimulation & Intervention Overview
5. Module 5 - Well Control Procedures
• Kick Detection
• Shut-in Procedures
• Well Kill Fundamentals
• Emergency Response
6. Module 6 – HSE & Risk Management
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Assessment
• Permit to Work
• Incident Prevention
• Emergency Planning
7. Module 7 – Assessment
• Course Review
• Knowledge Assessment (WellSharp Examination)
Training Schedule : 08.00 – 17.00
Assessment : Official IADC WellSharp® Online Proctored Knowledge Assessment. The Wireline course is delivered as a standalone Instructor-Led Training (ILT) program.
Method:
• Instructor-Led Classroom Training (ILT)
• Interactive Lectures
• Technical Presentations
• Group Discussion
• Scenario-Based Learning
• Well Control Case Studies
• Pressure Control Exercises
• Equipment Demonstration
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Examination
Locations:
Training & Assessment: Jakarta, Balikpapan, Duri, or Online (depending on the selected training scheme).
Target Audience
• Snubbing Operators
• Snubbing Supervisors
• Hydraulic Workover Personnel
• Well Intervention Engineers
• Well Service Engineers
• Field Engineers
• Wellsite Supervisors
• Completion Engineers
• Oil & Gas Service Company Personnel
• Personnel responsible for well control during snubbing (hydraulic workover) operations.
Certification
Participants who successfully complete the course and pass the official assessment will receive:
IADC WellSharp® Certificate of Completion
Well Servicing – Snubbing Well Control Certification
Assessment Requirements
Minimum Passing Score: 70%
Certificate Validity: 2 Years.
Course Overview
The IADC WellSharp® Well Service – Snubbing program provides comprehensive well control training for personnel involved in snubbing (hydraulic workover) operations. The course develops the knowledge and decision-making skills necessary to safely conduct pipe movement under pressure while maintaining well integrity and preventing well control incidents.
Participants will gain an understanding of well control philosophy, pressure concepts, barrier management, snubbing equipment, pressure control systems, well fluids, influx recognition, well kill preparation, testing procedures, emergency response, and operational risk management. The curriculum follows the internationally recognized IADC WellSharp® Well Servicing standard and emphasizes safe and efficient snubbing operations.
Topics include:
Fundamental Module
• Well Control Philosophy
• Risk Awareness & Risk Management
• Well Control Principles
• Pressure Concepts
• Well Barriers
Technical Module
• Snubbing Equipment
• Surface Well Equipment
• Subsurface Well Equipment
• Pressure Control Equipment
• Completion & Workover Fluids
• Influx Fundamentals
• Gas Characteristics & Behaviour
• Well Pressure Calculations
Assessment Module
• Scenario-Based Exercises
• Knowledge Review
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Assessment
Operational Module
• Snubbing Operations
• Pipe Light / Pipe Heavy Concepts
• Snub Force Calculations
• Stripping Operations
• Well Kill Preparation for Dead Well Intervention
• Pressure Testing
• Emergency Response
• Well Control Policies
Pre-requisites
• Snubbing Operations
• Pipe Light / Pipe Heavy Concepts
• Snub Force Calculations
• Stripping Operations
• Well Kill Preparation for Dead Well Intervention
• Pressure Testing
• Emergency Response
• Well Control Policies
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain well control philosophy and principles.
• Apply risk awareness and barrier management concepts.
• Understand pressure concepts and well control calculations.
• Operate and understand snubbing pressure control equipment.
• Explain pipe light and pipe heavy conditions.
• Perform basic snub force calculations.
• Recognize influx indicators and respond appropriately.
• Prepare for well kill operations.
• Apply safe snubbing operational procedures.
• Respond effectively to well control emergencies.
• Successfully complete the official IADC WellSharp® assessment.
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through instructor-led classroom sessions using technical presentations, interactive discussions, operational case studies, scenario-based learning, equipment demonstrations, well control exercises, and knowledge reviews. Competency is verified through the official IADC WellSharp® online proctored assessment.
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Control
• Well Control Philosophy
• Risk Awareness & Management
• Well Control Responsibilities
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Pressure Concepts
• Barrier Philosophy
• Well Control Principles
• Well Pressure Calculations
3. Module 3 – Snubbing Equipment
• Surface Well Equipment
• Subsurface Well Equipment
• Snubbing Unit Components
• Pressure Control Equipment
• Stripping Rams
• Dynamic Stripping BOPs
4. Module 4 – Well Fluids & Influx
• Pipe Light & Pipe Heavy Concepts
• Snub Force Calculations
• Snubbing Procedures
• Completion & Workover Fluids
5. Module 5 – Wireline Operations
• Planned Responses to Well Control Scenarios
• Operational Planning
• Barrier Verification
• Pressure Testing
6. Module 6 – Well Kill & Emergency Response
• Well Kill Preparation
• Pressure Testing
• Auxiliary Well Control
• Accumulator Systems
• Well Control Drills
• Organizing Well Control Operations
• Government, Industry & Company Policies
7. Module 7 – Practical Exercises
• Scenario-Based Well Control Exercises
• Operational Decision Making
• Case Study Review
8. Module 6 – Final Assessment
• Knowledge Review
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Examination
• Course Evaluation
Duration : Training: Training: ± 16–20 hours (2–3 days instructor-led training)
Method:
• Instructor-led classroom or virtual training
• Interactive presentation & discussion
• Case studies & basic calculations
• Video-based learning
• Online multiple-choice assessment (WellSharp system)
Locations:
• Online (Accessible Worldwide)
• IADC WellSharp Accredited Training Centers worldwide
Target Audience
• New personnel in oil & gas industry
• Well service crew (entry level)
• Field technicians
• Lease operators
• Service company personnel
• Non-supervisory personnel in drilling/workover operations
Certification
Certification : IADC WellSharp® Well Service Introductory Certificate
Level : Introductory / Awareness Level
Validity : ± 5 years (industry practice under WellSharp certification cycle)
Course Overview
This introductory course provides fundamental knowledge of well servicing operations and basic well control principles. It is designed to build awareness of well integrity, pressure control concepts, hazard recognition, and safe working practices in well servicing environments.
Topics include:
• Introduction to Oil & Gas Industry
• Well Servicing Operations Overview
• Well Lifecycle Fundamentals
• Well Integrity Basics
• Well Barrier Concept
• Basic Well Control Principles
• Formation Pressure Awareness
• Hydrostatic Pressure Basics
• Kick Detection Awareness
• Introduction to Pressure Control Equipment
• Blowout Prevention Fundamentals
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Awareness in Well Operations
• Emergency Response Awareness
• Roles & Responsibilities in Well Control Situations
Pre-requisites
• No prior oil & gas experience required
• Suitable for entry-level personnel
• Basic literacy in technical English recommended
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Understand basic well servicing operations
• Recognize well control hazards and risks
• Explain basic well integrity and barrier concepts
• Identify common well control situations
• Understand basic pressure control equipment
• Apply fundamental safety practices in well operations
• Support safe work behavior in field operations
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through structured instructor-led training or virtual sessions supported by presentations, discussions, visual materials, and basic case studies. Learning is reinforced with knowledge checks, followed by an online WellSharp assessment to validate understanding of well servicing fundamentals.
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Servicing & Workover
• Overview of Well Servicing Operation
• Workover Objectives & Applications
• Well Lifecycle
• Roles & Responsibilities
• Well Integrity Fundamentals
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Principles of Well Control
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Causes & Prevention
3. Pressure Control Equipment Well Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Surface Pressure Control Equipment
• Equipment Testing & Maintenance
4. Module 4 – Workover Operations
• Tubing Running & Pulling Operations
• Completion Installation & Removal
• Workover Fluids & Circulation
• Fishing & Milling Awareness
• Well Stimulation & Intervention Overview
5. Module 5 - Well Control Procedures
• Kick Detection
• Shut-in Procedures
• Well Kill Fundamentals
• Emergency Response
6. Module 6 – HSE & Risk Management
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Assessment
• Permit to Work
• Incident Prevention
• Emergency Planning
7. Module 7 – Assessment
• Course Review
• Knowledge Assessment (WellSharp Examination)
Training Schedule : 08.00 – 17.00
Assessment : Official IADC WellSharp® Online Proctored Knowledge Assessment. The Wireline course is delivered as a standalone Instructor-Led Training (ILT) program.
Method:
• Instructor-Led Classroom Training (ILT)
• Interactive Lectures
• Technical Presentations
• Group Discussion
• Scenario-Based Learning
• Well Control Case Studies
• Pressure Control Exercises
• Equipment Demonstration
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Examination
Locations:
Training & Assessment: Jakarta, Balikpapan, Duri, or Online (depending on the selected training scheme).
Target Audience
• Wireline Operators
• Field Engineers
• Senior Field Engineers
• Wireline Supervisors
• Cased Hole Engineers
• Open Hole Engineers
• Production Logging Personnel
• Pipe Recovery Personnel
• TCP (Tubing Conveyed Perforating) Personnel
• Well Intervention Engineers
• Well Service Supervisors
• Oil & Gas Service Company Personnel
• Personnel responsible for well control during wireline operations.
Certification
Participants who successfully complete the course and pass the official assessment will receive:
IADC WellSharp® Certificate of Completion
Well Servicing – Wireline Well Control Certification
Assessment Requirements
Minimum Passing Score: 70%
Certificate Validity: 2 Years.
Course Overview
The IADC WellSharp® Well Service – Wireline program provides comprehensive well control training for personnel involved in wireline well intervention operations. The course develops the knowledge and decision-making skills required to recognize, prevent, and respond to well control events while conducting wireline activities.
Participants learn well control philosophy, pressure concepts, barrier management, wireline pressure control equipment, well fluids, gas behaviour, influx recognition, operational planning, well kill preparation, emergency response, and industry best practices. The curriculum follows the internationally recognized IADC WellSharp® Well Servicing standard and emphasizes safe execution of wireline operations.
Topics include:
Fundamental Module
• Well Control Philosophy
• Risk Awareness & Risk Management
• Well Control Principles
• Pressure Concepts
• Well Barriers
Technical Module
• Wireline Pressure Control Equipment
• Surface Well Equipment
• Subsurface Well Equipment
• Well Fluids
• Gas Characteristics & Behaviour
• Influx Fundamentals
• Well Pressure Calculations
Assessment Module
• Scenario-Based Exercises
• Knowledge Review
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Assessment
Operational Module
• Reasons for Wireline Operations
• Wireline Operational Procedures
• Barrier Verification
• Pressure Testing
• Well Kill Preparation
• Emergency Response
• Well Control Policies
Pre-requisites
• Have basic knowledge of oil & gas well servicing operations.
• Be involved in wireline or well intervention operations.
• Previous field experience in wireline operations is recommended.
• Be physically and mentally fit.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Explain well control philosophy and principles.
• Understand pressure concepts and barrier management.
• Identify wireline well control hazards.
• Operate and understand wireline pressure control equipment.
• Recognize influx indicators and respond appropriately.
• Perform basic well control calculations.
• Prepare for well kill operations.
• Apply safe wireline operational procedures.
• Respond effectively to well control emergencies.
• Successfully complete the official IADC WellSharp® assessment.
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through instructor-led classroom sessions using technical presentations, interactive discussions, operational case studies, scenario-based exercises, pressure control demonstrations, and knowledge reviews. Competency is verified through the official IADC WellSharp® online proctored assessment..
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Control
• Well Control Philosophy
• Risk Awareness & Management
• Well Control Responsibilities
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Pressure Concepts
• Barrier Philosophy
• Well Control Principles
• Well Pressure Calculations
3. Module 3 – Wireline Equipment
• Surface Well Equipment
• Subsurface Well Equipment
• Wireline Pressure Control Equipment
4. Module 4 – Well Fluids & Influx
• Influx Fundamentals
• Gas Characteristics
• Well Fluids
• Pressure Behaviour
5. Module 5 – Wireline Operations
• Reasons for Wireline Operations
• Operational Planning
• Barrier Verification
• Pressure Testing
6. Module 6 – Well Kill & Emergency Response
• Well Kill Preparation
• Emergency Procedures
• Well Control Drills
7. Module 7 – Practical Exercises
• Scenario-Based Well Control Exercises
• Operational Decision Making
• Case Study Review
8. Module 6 – Final Assessment
• Knowledge Review
• Official IADC WellSharp® Online Examination
• Course Evaluation
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Principles of Well Control
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Causes & Prevention
3. Pressure Control Equipment Well Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Surface Pressure Control Equipment
• Equipment Testing & Maintenance
4. Module 4 – Workover Operations
• Tubing Running & Pulling Operations
• Completion Installation & Removal
• Workover Fluids & Circulation
• Fishing & Milling Awareness
• Well Stimulation & Intervention Overview
5. Module 5 - Well Control Procedures
• Kick Detection
• Shut-in Procedures
• Well Kill Fundamentals
• Emergency Response
6. Module 6 – HSE & Risk Management
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Assessment
• Permit to Work
• Incident Prevention
• Emergency Planning
7. Module 7 – Assessment
• Course Review
• Knowledge Assessment (WellSharp Examination)
Duration : Training: ± 35–36 hours (4–5 days classroom training).
Method:
• Instructor-led classroom training / virtual instructor-led training
• Interactive lectures & technical discussion
• Case studies & group exercises
• Well control calculations practice
• Simulator-based learning (optional depending provider)
• Online proctored WellSharp assessment
Locations:
• Online (Accessible Worldwide)
• IADC WellSharp Accredited Training Centers worldwide
Target Audience
• Workover Supervisor / Rig Supervisor
• Well Service Supervisor
• Completion & Intervention Engineer
• Service Company Personnel
• Hydraulic Workover Crew
• Driller / Assistant Driller (Workover operations)
• Oil & Gas Operator Representative
Certification
Certification : IADC WellSharp® Workover Well Control Certificate
Level : Introductory / Operator / Supervisor (based on role)
Validity : 2 years (Supervisor level), up to 5 years (Introductory level depending certification path)
Course Overview
This course provides essential knowledge and competency in well control for workover and well servicing operations. It focuses on maintaining well integrity, understanding pressure control systems, managing well barriers, and safely executing workover activities. The training develops the ability to recognize and respond to well control situations in accordance with IADC WellSharp standards.
Topics include:
• Well Servicing & Workover Operations Overview
• Well Lifecycle & Well Integrity
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Detection & Prevention
• Well Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Completion & Workover Fluids
• Workover Operations Procedures
• Tubing Running & Pulling Operations
• Well Kill Methods
• Risk Awareness & Management
• Emergency Response & Contingency Planning
• Surface & Subsurface Equipment Overview
• Industry Standards & Best Practices
Pre-requisites
• Basic understanding of oil & gas operations recommended
• No mandatory prior certification for introductory level
• Work experience in well servicing/workover operations preferred for higher level (Operator/Supervisor)
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Understand workover and well servicing operations
• Explain well control principles and well barrier systems
• Identify and operate pressure control equipment safely
• Recognize kicks and apply prevention methods
• Perform basic well kill procedures
• Apply risk management in workover operations
• Respond effectively to well control emergencies
• Ensure safe execution of well intervention activities
Course Delivery
The course is delivered through structured classroom or virtual instruction supported by presentations, technical discussions, case studies, and practical exercises. Participants undergo competency-based learning aligned with IADC WellSharp standards, followed by an online proctored examination to validate knowledge and understanding of workover well control principles.
Course Outline
1. Module 1 – Introduction to Well Servicing & Workover
• Overview of Well Servicing Operation
• Workover Objectives & Applications
• Well Lifecycle
• Roles & Responsibilities
• Well Integrity Fundamentals
2. Module 2 – Well Control Fundamentals
• Principles of Well Control
• Well Barrier Philosophy
• Formation Pressure & Hydrostatic Pressure
• Kick Causes & Prevention
3. Pressure Control Equipment Well Control Principles
• Pressure Control Equipment (PCE)
• Blowout Preventer (BOP) Systems
• Surface Pressure Control Equipment
• Equipment Testing & Maintenance
4. Module 4 – Workover Operations
• Tubing Running & Pulling Operations
• Completion Installation & Removal
• Workover Fluids & Circulation
• Fishing & Milling Awareness
• Well Stimulation & Intervention Overview
5. Module 5 - Well Control Procedures
• Kick Detection
• Shut-in Procedures
• Well Kill Fundamentals
• Emergency Response
6. Module 6 – HSE & Risk Management
• Hazard Identification
• Risk Assessment
• Permit to Work
• Incident Prevention
• Emergency Planning
7. Module 7 – Assessment
• Course Review
• Knowledge Assessment (WellSharp Examination)
