HSE HEALTH-SAFETY-ENVIRONMENT 2 ROUSTABOUT 3 WORK AT HEIGHT 4 FORKLIFT 5 LIFTING 6 VISIT OF THE RIG 7 PRACTICE ON RIG - INITIATION 8 PRACTICE ON THE RIG & EQUIPMENTS & MONKEYBOARD 9 BASIC DRILLING 10 PRACTICE ON THE RIG 11 PRACTICE ON EQUIPMENTS 12 PUMPMAN/DERRICKMAN 13 ASSISTANT DRILLER 14 DRILLER 15 WELL CONTROL INTRODUCTORY 16 WELL CONTROL 17 STRIPPING 18
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• Safety meeting and risk analysis prior to starting.
• Tripping in/out up to the drill-bit with all tasks invol-
ved in the operation from monkey board to pump
line up
• Derrickman duties with the proper PPE on the
monkeyboard
• Line up of the different pumps to enable the mud to
circulate
• Set up of the safety valves on the drill-string in case
of a kick
• Kelly swivel set up and simulation of drilling opera-
tion using the drilling mud pump
• Practical exercises and explanation on the different
equipment such as drilling pump 12P160, Koomey
T80, Cameron BOP Single, Hydril annular
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Understand:
• What a drilling rig is and drilling operations
• The role of the equipment located on the rig fl oor
• The safety rules
• Description of the drilling rig
6 to 12 trainees Classroom, course docu-
mentation, Videos
BASIC DRILLING 5 DAYS
None
All roughnecks with rig
experience who aim to
further their careers
Industry experience
• Rig equipment and classifi cation
• Description of a well
• Drilling bits
• Drill string
• Hoisting and rotating function
• Floor equipment
• Drilling mud
• Mud circuit equipment and mud pumps
• Casing and cementing
• Well head equipment
• Blow out Control Equipment BOP, Hydraulic Unit,
Choke manifold
• Offshore rigs
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Ý Þ Þ ß à á â â á ã ä å æ ç è è â é ê ë ì í î ï ð î ñ ð ò î ó ô ä ì õ ì ï ô ë ö ÷ ø ù ú â î û ü ì ó é Þ ó ì ï ü îý þ ÿ � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ü � ï ô ì ü ô � î � é ñ ó � õ õ � ï � û ü � � � õ � ü � �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � ! " # $ $ � � " $ %
• General overview of the drilling rig and its equip-
ment.
• To gain experience of the duties of a roughneck
and of the drilling tools found on the drill fl oor.
• To gain experience of derrickman duties, the mon-
key board and mud pits
5-7 trainees Use of the rig and its
equipments in real condi-
tions in full compliance
with the safety require-
ments and monitored by
2 instructors
PRACTICE ON THE RIG 5 DAYS
None
All persons hoping to
gain basic knowledge
on a drilling rig and its
equipment
Industry experience
• Be equipped with the PPE (Personal Protection
Equipment)
• Safety meeting and risk analysis prior to starting.
• Role explanation and distribution of duties to each
participant on the rig fl oor and on the monkey-
board.
• Tripping out
• Tripping in
• Installation of the Kelly swivel and simulation of
drilling operations using the mud pump
J K K L M N O P Q K R S T U S V W Q X Q K O R S Y Q
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Acquire an advanced knowledge of main drilling equip-
ment6-10 trainees Introduction to drilling
equipment in classroom.
Practical exercises on
equipment using tools,
lifting equipment and
devices in full compliance
with the safety require-
ments
PRACTICE ON EQUIPMENTS 5 DAYS
Safety induction
Any person wishing to
gain knowledge and
experience of drilling
equipment
Industry experience
• Introduction of the drilling equipment in classroom
• Distribution of the PPE
• Yard visit with explanation of the equipment
• Permit to work preparation according to the
exercises using all the different safety tools (risks
analysis, stop cards…)
• Safety meeting prior start of each operation.
• Practical exercises
• Debriefi ng
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Ø Ù Ù Ú Û Ü Ý Ý Ü Þ ß à á â ã ã Ý ä å æ ç è é ê ë é ì ë í é î ï ß ç ð ç ê ï æ ñ ò ó ô õ Ý é ö ÷ ç î ä Ù î ç ê ÷ éø ù ú û ü ý þ þ ÿ ÿ � � � � � � þ � ÿ � � � � � ü ý þ þ ÿ ÿ � � � � � � ÿ þ � � � ÷ ê ï ç ÷ ï é � ä ì î � ð ð � ê ö ÷ � ð � ÷ �� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �
Learn general knowledge as well as drilling calculation
in order to carry out derrickman duties effi ciently6-12 trainees Videos, documentation,
slide shows, explanations
and physical visit of the
drilling equipment on our
yard
PUMPMAN/DERRICKMAN 10 DAYS
Recently been pro-
moted to the derrick-
man position and has
successfully passed
mathematics, physics,
and basic drilling tests
New or future der-
rickmen and enables
participants to carry out
derrickman’s tasks and
duties
Industry experience
• Evaluation test
• Mathematic and physic refresher
• Derrickman tasks, job description
• Drill String
• Bottom hole assembly
• Buoyancy factor
• Volumes calculation in well and tank
• Fill up well calculation
• Trip tank
• Mud pump and auxiliary
• Mud circuit
• Pressure losses
• Hydrodynamic
• Basic well-control knowledge
• Drilling fl uid and solid treatment (theory & practical)
F G G H I J K L M G N O P Q O R S M T M G K N O U M
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Learn knowledge and skills to transfer to Assistant Driller
position and perform the assigned tasks safely and
effi ciently6-10 trainees Classroom, course
documentation, videos,
simulator training, drilling
equipment practice
ASSISTANT DRILLER 10 DAYS
To be assigned to the
position of Assistant
Driller after success-
fully completing the
Derrickman course and
performing assigned
Derrickman tasks com-
petently
New ADrillers and
enables participants
to carry out Assistant
Drillers tasks and duties
with a basic knowledge
base behind them
Industry experience
• Drilling Phase and Program
• Drill String
• Drilling Parameters
• Hydraulics and LOT
• Casing and Cementing
• Drilling Line Characteristics and Wear
• Slip and Cut Procedure
• Fishing Equipment & Procedures
• Sub-sea Equipment
• Well Control Equipment
• Completion Work-over
• Simulator
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B C C D E F G H I C J K L M K N O I P I C G J K Q I
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• Learn theoretical basis of well control and comprehen-
sion of his role
• Preparation for the Well Control certifi cation6-10 trainees Theory, classroom,
simulator
WELL CONTROL INTRODUCTORY 5 DAYS
Rig experience, basic
knowledge of drilling
Floormen, Derrickmen
and non drilling per-
sonnel
Industry experience
• Causes of kicks
• Kick detection
• Pressure concepts and basic calculations
• Well monitoring and Flow check
• Well shut-in
• Shallow gas hazards
• Introduction to well control methods
• Equipment
• Role of derrickman
• Subsea (for subsea only)
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Ð Ñ Ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Õ Ô Ö × Ø Ù Ú Û Û Õ Ü Ý Þ ß à á â ã á ä ã å á æ ç × ß è ß â ç Þ é ê ë ì í Õ á î ï ß æ Ü Ñ æ ß â ï áð ñ ò ó ô õ ö ö ÷ ÷ ø ù ù ú û ü ö ü ÷ ú ý þ ÿ � ô õ ö ö ÷ ÷ ø ù ù ú û ü ÷ ö ú ú ý ï � â ç ß ï ç � á � Ü ä æ � è è � â � î ï � � � è � ï � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �
Well Control Course enhances understanding of the ori-
gin of a kick and well control operations during a drilling
or work-over operation6-10 trainees Simulation Training
Classes, exercises, simu-
lator practice, training on
Well Control equipment
WELL CONTROL 5 DAYS
Well Control Introduc-
tory or previous Well
Control course
36h over the week
(Monday Thursday
8-12AM & 1-5PM, Fri-
day 8-12AM)
Assistant-Drillers,
Drillers, Tool pushers,
Supervisory Engineers
& all positions requiring
a Well Control Certifi -
cate
IADC and IWCF certifi ed
instructor
2 years
• To identify the kick causes
• To understand the Kill methods and the equipment
used to secure the well after a kick,
• To use the well control methods when circulating the
kick out of the well,
• To recognize the incidents while controlling the well,
and react correctly,
• To practice a kill operation on a simulator,
• To pass a well Control certifi cate IWCF or WellCAP
Dates 2014
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