Wireline Operations & Techniques (Slickline & E-Wireline)
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Program Professional Framework
Wireline Operations & Techniques (Slickline & E-Wireline)
Program Overview
Wireline is the most frequent form of well intervention, used for gauge runs, plug setting, valve change-outs, logging and perforating. This programme covers slickline, braided line and electric line operations: surface pressure control equipment, rig-up and pressure testing, toolstring design, jarring, running and pulling flow control devices, e-line logging and perforating, fishing and contingency planning. Safety and well control during live-well interventions receive particular attention, reflecting the operating practices of onshore and offshore operators in the region.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Specify and pressure test a wireline pressure control stack including lubricator, stuffing box or grease head and wireline valves.
- ✓Design a slickline toolstring for a given task and calculate maximum safe pull based on wire size and weak point.
- ✓Plan the running and pulling of plugs, gas lift valves and safety valves using appropriate running and pulling tools.
- ✓Describe the purpose and rig-up of e-line logging, plug setting and perforating operations.
- ✓Develop a fishing and contingency plan for stuck tools or wire breaks.
Target Audience
- Wireline operators and supervisors
- Well intervention and completion engineers
- Production engineers planning well services
- Well site supervisors and company representatives
Detailed Program Modules
01Wireline Services Overview
- Slickline, braided line and electric line compared
- Typical intervention tasks and job selection
- Well completion components accessed by wireline
02Surface Equipment and Pressure Control
- Wireline unit, measuring head and weight indicator
- Lubricator, stuffing box, grease injection head and wireline valves
- Rig-up, pressure testing and barrier requirements
03Slickline Toolstrings and Techniques
- Rope sockets, stem, knuckle joints and jars
- Gauge cutters, impression blocks and bailers
- Wire selection, fatigue and pull limits
04Flow Control Devices
- Nipple profiles, locks and plugs
- Running and pulling tools
- Gas lift valve and safety valve change-outs with kickover tools
05Electric Line Operations
- Cased hole logging and production logging tools
- Perforating safety and explosives handling
- Setting bridge plugs and packers on e-line
06Fishing, Contingencies and Job Safety
- Stuck tool and wire break scenarios
- Fishing tools and recovery techniques
- Job risk assessment, SIMOPS and handover
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants prepare a complete job programme for a slickline intervention to replace a gas lift valve or set a plug: well data review, pressure control stack and test plan, toolstring diagrams, pull limit calculation, step-by-step procedure and a fishing contingency plan.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.