OBJECTIVE

The objective of this course is to provide young engineers with a clear introductory understanding of well completion concepts, key equipment, and fundamental design principles. By the end of the session, participants will be able to identify the essential steps involved in completing a well, recognize major completion equipment and their functions, and appreciate the importance of proper design choices for ensuring safety, maximizing reservoir productivity, and supporting long-term asset performance.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the fundamental concepts and workflow of well completion.

• Recognize and explain the key equipment used in the well completion process.

• Understand the core principles of well completion and the performance indicators applied in field operations.

COURSE CONTENT

Module 1: Introduction to Well Completion

·      Drilling and Completion Overview

·      What is a completion

·      Objectives of well completion

·      Completion Design: The Field Life Cycle

·      Integrated Production System

Module 2: Typical Well Completion Equipment

·      Key Completion Equipment

·      Functions of Completion Equipment (from Upper to Lower Completion)

Module 3: Basic Well Completion Design Principles

·      Generic Wel Completion Design Process (7 steps)

·      Design inputs for Well Completion (reservoir, inflow/outflow performance, fluids type, well integrity)

·      Inflow & outflow performance basics (IPR/TPR curves)

·      Types of completions (open hole, cased hole, etc.)

·      Tubing Design Factor in Well Completion