Workover & Intervention

Many engineers assume that once a well is drilled and cased, the most complex well control challenges are behind them. […]

On any rig, the threat of an uncontrolled influx is constant, and during workover operations, this vigilance is amplified. Whether

You’re on a rig-assisted workover, tripping out of the hole, and suddenly the trip tank level isn’t adding up. Or

You’re on a rig-assisted workover, deep in a complex well. The stakes are high. A minor equipment failure or procedural

You’re running tubing in a high-pressure gas well, nearing total depth, when the trip tank shows a sudden gain. Your

Well control does not end when the well is drilled and cased. Every time a completion is run, a workover

You’re on location, preparing for a critical rig-assisted workover. Maybe it’s a high-pressure zone, or you’re pulling a completion from

You’ve got a fish downhole, or maybe a stuck packer, and you need to cut the pipe cleanly to pull

You’ve got a well making good production, but then a tubing leak shows up, or a gas lift mandrel fails,

You’re facing a live well and need to perform critical maintenance or repairs on surface equipment – perhaps a BOP