As the number of ageing fields in Malaysia increases, the plugging and abandonment (P&A) of wells become a critical activity that carries major liability to operators and regulators. Experience in other parts of the world indicates that wells can make up over 50% of the overall field decommissioning costs. The need for competent technical staff trained in planning, managing and executing P&A has never been higher especially as well abandonment activities are at its early stage in Malaysia with operators having minimal experience.
This in-depth training course will cover the complete topic of well decommissioning, including P&A methodologies, industry guidelines and regulations, and current best practices. Attendees will learn the basic principles of well P&A to effectively manage the risks and uncertainties associated with well decommissioning whilst also developing good planning practices and effective cost control.
This online course is brought to you by Pace Up Training Academy and Well Experts Services (WES) in collaboration with Well Decom Ltd., a trusted advisor on decommissioning and P&A in the UK with over 10 years’ experience in well decommissioning and related training.
“Very knowledgeable and experienced instructor, delivered the training at the right pace, provided relevant and good examples from North Sea operations, provided in-class exercises for better understanding and successfully related to local P & A requirements.” -Drilling and Completion Department, Repsol Oil & Gas Malaysia
Learning Objectives
Participants will:
Methodology
“Very good training and will be useful for me on how to do the bases of design, cost estimation, and the current technology used in P&A.”
-Workover Supervisor, PETRONAS Carigali
“Steve is a great instructor. He has plenty of decommissioning experience, I truly enjoy when he highlighted crucial points during P&A technical and commercial considerations.” -Associate Well Intervention Engineer, Halliburton
Basic Understanding of Well P&A
Long Term Well Integrity
Planning for Well Decommissioning
Tools and Techniques
Best Practices