Subsea Engineering

About The Course

This course will provide critical practices for every phase of Completions systems design and engineering for operations in deepwater environment. It will present the uniqueness of the operating environment and focus on each critical component of the completion system including reservoir section, sandface techniques, Upper completions, intelligent tools and Subsea safety and control systems. Finally the concept of effective project management element including Quality and Reliability expectations, Risk Assessment and Scope/Resource Management of the Deepwater Completions project will be reviewed.

Course Participants

The Course can be taken by Completions Engineers, Production Engineers, Drilling Engineers, Well site Coordinators and other petrotechnical professionals interested in enhancing their knowledge on critical design and operational requirements of the deepwater environment from a well productivity and integrity standpoint for completion systems.

Course Presentation

The course is presented in a helpful and informative way, its information-packed and uses a variety of media to enhance learning including photos, graphics, animations, video, physical samples where applicable and question-and-answer sessions. Comprehensive course notes are provided.

Learning Outcomes

On completion of the course, participants will be able to

• understand the deepwater operating environment
• understand deepwater completion architecture & subsea production system
• understand production chemistry and flow assurance
• carry out material selection and tubular design
• understand completion fluids - wellbore cleanout, brine systems, packer fluids
• understand sandface completions - perforating and sand control
• identify critical completion components, - deepwater safety valves, subsea trees, etc
• understand intelligent system - flow control and monitoring
• identify well intervention considerations
• identify deepwater operations project management practices