Topics
- Mobile Marine Drilling Rigs
- Semi-submersible drilling rigs
- Jack-up drilling rigs
- Shallow water drilling barges
- Drillships
- Specifications, functions and examples
- Tender assisted drilling barges
- Background to Marine Drilling
- Reservoir and exploration activities
- Background and history of marine drilling
- Drilling costs
- Shallow and deep water drilling requirements
- Well testing
- Rig utilisation
- Drilling offshore wells
- Well plugging
- Marine Drilling Systems
- Subsea equipment and marine risers
- Drilling from platforms
- Drilling Rig Components
- Rig floor operations and layout
- Basic rig components
- Drawworks
- Derricks
- Rotary table drilling
- Pipe handling and tubular storage
- Drillstring components
- Top drive drilling
- Drillpipe, drill collar, stabilisers, reamers, measurement and logging systems
- Drillbits
- Cementing
- Drilling muds
- Bottom hole assemblies
- Casing
- Well control
- Horizontal drilling
- Field Development and Advanced Drilling Approaches
- Advanced drilling approaches
- Fields developed with wet and dry tree systems
- Dual activity drilling rigs
- Examples of sixth generation drill rigs
- Drill through Xmas trees
- Batch drilling
- New drilling vessel concepts
- Mobile Rig Station Keeping and Blow Out Preventer Systems
- Blow Out Preventer (BOP)
- Drilling rig station keeping
- Offshore safety
Who should Attend
Explorations and production professionals, Employees involved in land-based projects, Technical workers involved in offshore drilling and Related oil and gas industry professionals, including:
- Project team members
- Drilling engineers
- Pipeline engineers
- Process plant engineers
- Offshore operators
- Subsea engineers
- Offshore suppliers and contractors
- Marine engineers
- Legal, financial and contract staff
- Oil and gas industry managers
- Oil industry general staff
