2017 course catalog

Wellbore Technologies Customer Training

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NOV is the largest independent downhole tool and equipment provider in the world. We offer the expertise to optimize BHA selection and performance.

Our innovative Drilling and Intervention solutions offer speed, safety, and reliability, increasing your performance.

Our Dynamic Drilling Solutions (DDS) combine product lines focused on data acquisition, information management, drilling applications, downhole sensors and systems, drilling performance software, drilling optimization, and managed pressure drilling systems.

With locations throughout the world, we provide you with efficient support where needed, when needed.

Agitator™ Systems

Borehole Enlargement

Bowen™ Fishing Tools

Coring Services

Drilling Tools

Motor Technologies

ReedHycalog™ Drill Bits

Service Equipment

Steerable Technologies

Coiled Tubing Tools

eVolve™ Optimization Service

ConneXion™ Drilling Performance Software

InTerra™ Sensors and Systems

MD Totco™ Data Acquisition and Information Management

MPowerD™ Managed Pressure Drilling System

Our complete range of solutions includes:

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Customer Training Overview

NOV provides customers with a state-of-the-art learning experience through a blended approach to training. Expert content developers apply proven learning theory to design engaging and interactive training that participants can apply on the job. With customized training solutions designed to meet your specific requirements, we can fill knowledge and skill gaps through technology-based training. And by offering instruction that provides a deeper understanding of optimization, maintenance, and servicing for your operation, we can help ensure you receive the highest return on your investments.

Service Equipment and Tool Servicing Training Service training is based on a hands-on approach in which technicians spend the majority of the time training in a shop environment. Technicians are trained in the processes detailed in our service manuals, safety best practices, and service quality standards and procedures. After completion of a service training course, technicians are more aware of the hazards in their work environment, more efficient, and turn out the highest quality product.

Technology Training NOV believes in letting instructors do what they do best – engaging learners with real-world applications, and providing hands-on experience when applicable. The technical courses provided cover a variety of topics, including tool-specific information, drilling theory, and scientific principles. Pre-work and post-work activities are incorporated in many of our courses to capitalize on time spent in the classroom and to improve the retention of knowledge.

If dry lectures are not for you, you’ve come to the right place.

Immersive Training NOV’s courses are structured to provide the best learning experience possible by carefully organizing the flow of information and including interactions, 3D animations, video, photographs, and assessments as appropriate.

Instructor-Led Training• Instuction by Subject Matter Experts• Hands-On Learning• Interactive Learning Design

Immersive Training• Self-Paced, Just-in-Time Learning• Modulerized Instruction

Real World Application• Active Problem Solving• Real Case Study Scenarios• Tailored Applications

Validated Learning• Knowledge and Skills Training• Group Presentaion Exercize• Enhanced Learning Retention

Post Learning Process• On-The-Job Training Application• Ability to Track and Measure• Performance Improvement• Maximum Return On Investment

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Table of Contents

Performance Technology Training ................................................................................ Page 6

Overview ........................................................................................................................................................ Page 6

Drilling Essentials .......................................................................................................................................... Page 7

Drilling Motor Technology............................................................................................................................. Page 7

Coiled Tubing Essentials ............................................................................................................................... Page 8

Drill Bit Essentials .......................................................................................................................................... Page 8

Drilling Jars in Stuck Pipe Recovery ............................................................................................................. Page 9

Borehole Enlargement (BHE) ........................................................................................................................ Page 9

Drillstring Design ......................................................................................................................................... Page 10

Agitator™ System Training for MWD ........................................................................................................... Page 10

BHA Incident Investigation ......................................................................................................................... Page 11

Stuck Pipe with Fishing Tools ..................................................................................................................... Page 11

Service Equipment and Tool Servicing Training ........................................... Page 12

TorqueMaster™ Make-Up and Break-Out Unit Basic Service Training (SETT) ........................................... Page 12

TorqueMaster™ Make-Up and Break-Out Unit Advanced Service Training (SETAT) ................................. Page 12

Drilling Motor Service Training ................................................................................................................... Page 13

Drilling Tools Service Training .................................................................................................................... Page 13

Fishing Tools Service Training .................................................................................................................... Page 14

Bucking Unit Service Training ..................................................................................................................... Page 14

Dynamic Drilling Solutions (DDS) Training .......................................................... Page 15 RigSense 3/System 5 DAQ Operation and Maintenance ........................................................................... Page 15

RigSense/MSI/Amphion Maintenance ........................................................................................................ Page 15

RigSense 3 Operation and Maintenance .................................................................................................... Page 16

Basic Drilling Vibration and Optimization .................................................................................................. Page 16

Intermediate Drilling Vibration and Optimization ..................................................................................... Page 16

Block Control System (BCS) ........................................................................................................................ Page 17

System 10 DAQ Maintenance ...................................................................................................................... Page 17

Core: Essentials

Drilling Essentials - 3 days Drill Bit Essentials - 2 days

Drilling Motor Technology - 1 day Drilling Jars in Stuck Pipe Recovery - 2 days

Coiled Tubing Essentials - 2 days Borehole Enlargement (BHE) - 2 days

Core: IntermediateDrillstring Design - 3 days BHA Incident Investigation - 3 days

Agitator™ Training for MWD - 1 day Stuck Pipe with Fishing Tools - 3 days

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Technology Training Section

Technical training is one of the most important investments a company can make. A highly trained workforce creates a competitive advantage in the marketplace. NOV provides a comprehensive portfolio of technical training courses for a wide range of products. These courses can be conducted at a customer facility or in one of our training facilities: World Houston, Air Center and Conroe, Texas, for North America, and Dubai, UAE for Eastern Hemisphere.

Our course offerings are structured as building blocks of learning. They are designed to provide appropriate levels of training based on background, experience and expertise. This structure consists of two key elements:• Instructional design that is both interactive and immersive for maximum results.• Tiered learning to build knowledge and competency at Essentials and Intermediate levels. Advanced learning level courses are coming soon.



LocationThe course can be held globally, either at an NOV facility or at the customer’s location.

Target AudienceNon-technical personnel or junior engineers who interact with personnel involved in well planning and drilling

PrerequisiteNone

Duration / Cost Three days - $2,750 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.

Format Instructor-led training

Drilling EssentialsThis exploratory course focuses on the concepts, terminology, tools, and processes used in drilling a well, including a complete overview of the workflow from the office to the rig location. This is an exciting and immersive course and nothing like you have taken before!

Learning Outcomes• Define terminology and concepts used in drilling, such as AFE costs, risks and well timing. • Describe the drilling process, the rig systems, and personnel involved in the drilling process. • Identify and describe the function of downhole tools in the drilling process. • Explain the concept of well design, including the planning, engineering, and the data and analysis techniques needed to design a quality well.


Target AudienceDrilling engineers, consultants, drilling managers, and any other type of personnel seeking an introduction to motors and Agitator™ systems

PrerequisiteGeneral understanding of drilling operations

Duration / Cost One day - $850 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.


Drilling Motor TechnologyThis introductory course is designed to provide customers with the opportunity to learn about the design and function of each series of NOV motors.

Learning Outcomes• List and explain the function of each main sub-assembly of a motor. • Explain how different configurations of power sections affect the torque and RPM outputs of PDM motors. • List the main elastomers available for power sections from both Monoflo and Robbins & Myers and describe the advantages and limitations of each. • Describe the coatings available for rotors and describe the benefits and limitations of each. • Describe the two main types of bearing assemblies used in NOV motors and give the advantages and limitations of each. • Identify common types of damage to motors and list possible causes of each type. • Use the motor handbook to select the best power section for various applications, given all the necessary job information.

Flow Activated GS Type Running/Pulling Tool

Seeker™ M-Series Drill Bit

RockForce™ HD Drill Bit

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Target AudienceEngineers, field personnel, solution engineers, drilling engineers and operation engineers focused on the ICT product line

PrerequisiteKnowledge of drilling operations and familiarity with oil well drilling

Duration / Cost Two days - $1,650 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.


Coiled Tubing EssentialsThis course covers thru tubing operations executed using coiled tubing, including operations taking place in a well that has been drilled and had the production case set. The course also describes primary and special tools manufactured by NOV and used in coiled tubing operations.

Learning Outcomes• Be able to explain principles of well completion and production of oil and gas • Describe intervention operations that use coiled tubing • Identify coiled tubing tools manufactured by NOV • Conduct performance analysis using coiled tubing jar placement software


Target AudienceJunior drilling engineers, field engineers, junior well and operations engineers as well as other personnel involved in well planning and drilling

PrerequisiteGeneral understanding of drilling operations, oilfield mathematics, and geology



Drill Bit EssentialsThis two-day course will give the attendee in-depth knowledge of International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) drill bit classification system, nomenclature, and dull grade reporting procedures. Attendees will learn about the two major classes of drill bits commonly used in oilfield drilling and review drill bit design, drill bit cutting structure, and drillbit selection exercises. The importance of drill bit hydraulics in the drilling process will be reviewed and the use of hydraulic calculation software/applications highlighted.

Learning Outcomes• Understand differences between drill bit types and classes • Gain knowledge on rock bit technology • Recognize and describe IADC classifications and nomenclature • Apply theory of drill bit hydraulics to practical exercises • Describe the characteristics of fixed cutter technology • Interpret IADC drill bit dull grade to various bit types

PSD™ Bi-Center Bit




Target AudienceDrilling engineers, well planners and operations engineers as well as other personnel involved in well planning and drilling




Borehole Enlargement (BHE)This course covers all phases of borehole enlargement, including borehole enlargement overview, bhe application training, bi-center technology, operation guidelines for bi-center bits, Anderreamer™ concentric underreamer, fixed-cutter string tools, basic hole-opening BHA design, and V-Stab™ vibration damping tool. The course concludes with a team exercise and final exam.

Learning Outcomes• Identify hole opening applications • Describe various types of hole openings • List various hole opening tools • Explain the BHA design in hole opening applications • Describe drilling vibration issues and vibration mitigation using the V-Stab™ vibration damping tool.


Target AudienceThis course is designed for drilling engineers, consultants, drilling managers, or any other personnel seeking an introduction to drilling jars.




Drilling Jars in Stuck Pipe RecoveryThis course will provide explanation about jar mechanisms, parts, and the Jar Placement Program. Participants will receive hands-on training using Bowen™ and Griffith™ jar instruction manuals.

Learning Outcomes• Describe and explain the majority of applications in which jars are successfully used. • Distinguish between drilling and fishing jars. • List and explain the main considerations in determining the best placement of a jar in a given application. • Case studies using Jar Placement Program on regionally used BHA configurations. • Recommend the optimum placement of the jar based on the outputs from the placement program, accepted rules of thumb and experience.

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Agitator™ System Training for MWDThis course focuses on drilling performance benchmarks that can be set with the Agitator™ system in various applications. This course reviews operational considerations and mitigation of interference with MWD while using the Agitator system.

Learning Outcomes• Describe the internal mechanism and working principle of the Agitator tool and the shock tool. • Describe how the Agitator system can improve the downhole processes in various operations, including fishing and coil tubing applications. • List and explain the specific benefits of using the Agitator system with steerable motors in directional drilling and RSS. • List all the pre-job information required for an Agitator system job and placement. • Explain the principles of avoiding mud pulse MWD interference with the use of the Agitator system.


Target AudienceEngineers, consultants, drilling supervisors, directional drillers, or any other drilling personnel involved with well planning, drilling or drilling optimization

PrerequisiteGeneral understanding of drilling operations and MWD theory

Duration /Cost One day - $550 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.

Format Instructor-led training and Virtual Instructor-led training


Target AudienceDrilling engineers, consultants and drilling managers

PrerequisiteGeneral understanding of drilling operations, oilfield mathematics, and drilling hydraulics



Drillstring DesignThis joint course with our Grant Prideco and Drilling and Intervention business units has drillstring design as a backbone, focusing on drillpipe failure modes and prevention. Drilling engineers will learn drillstem design and how to best select solutions when building the drillstring based on the mechanical, geometrical and hydraulics characteristics of the tools.

Learning Outcomes• Describe the drillstring design process in context with other planning and operational considerations. • Understand underlying physics of drillstring failures and mechanical properties of drillstring materials. • Understand performance properties of drillstring components and how to apply design margins. • Diagnose and mitigate vibration to reduce drillstring damage and failure. • Optimize a drillstring inspection program using the latest industry standards. • Understand the basis for industry software design tools, including torque and drag, casing wear, and hydraulics. • Understand design of cost-effective BHAs and match them to your drill bit.

Bowen™ Wide Catch Overshot



Target AudienceThis course is for drilling engineers, consultants, drilling supervisors, directional drillers or any other drilling personnel seeking a structured introduction to fishing tools.

PrerequisiteGeneral understanding of drilling operations, oilfield mathematics, and geology.



Stuck Pipe with Fishing ToolsThe purpose of this course is to explain the methodology of fishing. Participants will review common fishing tools and their uses and will learn about preventing and freeing stuck pipe.

Learning Outcomes• Explain the hole trends and causes of the hole deviation associated problems • Identify the difference between the different types of stuck pipe. • List and explain reasons for a planned or unplanned fishing job. • Select the correct tool for a specific fishing application. • Use the fishing jar placement program. • Case studies for successful fishing operations and team work exercise.



Target AudienceDrilling engineers, consultants and drilling managers

PrerequisiteGeneral understanding of drilling operations with one year of field experience in drilling technology



BHA Incident InvestigationWhen a BHA incident occurs downhole, it can result in non-productive time and unplanned costs for the operator. Most of the causes for these types of incidents are preventable. In this course, you will investigate several common BHA incidents to determine the cause of the incident and recommend solutions that will reduce downhole BHA incidents in the future. We will share with you everything we know about common damage modes and causes, how and what data to analyze, and available NOV resources to help you complete your investigation.

Learning Outcomes• Describe the root cause analysis (RCA) process in context with real-life scenarios. • List steps for charting casual factors as they relate to drilling incidents • Understand common drilling incidents which result in loss of capital and time. • Learn preventive strategies to avoid incidents and methods engineers can apply to avoid them.

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Service Equipment and Tool Servicing Training Section

LocationThe course is held in our NOV Air Center Training Facility, Texas, which is adjacent to Houston, and our NOV Training Facility in Dubai, UAE, or customer locations. The UAE training facility is located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, just outside of Dubai. Training schedules at a customer’s facility must meet certain requirements: availability of a room to conduct the classroom training, a crane, and TorqueMaster unit.

TorqueMaster™ Make-Up and Break-Out Unit Basic Service Training (SETT)NOV Drilling and Intervention is pleased to offer a standard one-day basic TorqueMaster™ unit training course. The objective of this course is to teach the key points of proper maintenance and safe operation of a TorqueMaster unit. This course offers service technicians the opportunity to gain knowl-edge and to practice skills which will increase the life of the TorqueMaster unit, as well as create a safer working environment. This course is education-al and process based.

Learning Outcomes• Obtain essential product knowledge on TorqueMaster unit• Learn to accurately identify TorqueMaster unit components• Become familiar with basic maintenance• Gain basic knowledge of calibration• Gain knowledge of inspection of damage on TorqueMaster units• Gain the ability to safely operate a TorqueMaster unit• Gain knowledge of documentation, operating manuals, inspection and maintenance reports

TorqueMaster™ Make-Up and Break-Out Unit Advanced Service Training (SETAT)The objective of the standard four-day advanced TorqueMaster unit training course is to teach the key points of proper maintenance, safe operation, basic hydraulics and troubleshooting. This course offers service technicians the opportunity to gain knowledge and to practice skills which will increase the life of the TorqueMaster unit, as well as create a safer working environment. This course is educational and process based. Learning Outcomes• Obtain intermediate product knowledge on TorqueMaster unit• Learn to accurately identify TorqueMaster unit components• Become familiar with basic maintenance and its frequency• Gain knowledge of TorqueMaster unit calibration• Gain the ability to safely operate a TorqueMaster unit• Gain knowledge of the installation process of a TorqueMaster unit• Gain knowledge of the setup and handling of a TorqueMaster unit• Gain knowledge of the hydraulic components and system• Troubleshooting practices with TorqueMaster units and damage identification• Gain the ability to safely change components• Gain basic knowledge of the torque loggers

LocationThe course is held in our NOV Air Center Training Facility, Texas, which is adjacent to Houston, and our NOV Training Facility in Dubai, UAE, or customer locations. The UAE training facility is located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, just outside of Dubai. Target AudienceThis course is designed for service technicians and other personnel that operate or maintain a TorqueMaster unit.

Duration / CostFour days - EHO $4,000, WHO $2,700 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided. Format Lecture is only a minimal part of the course. Most of this course involves working with the TorqueMaster unit. The course also includes safety meetings and a written final exam.

Target AudienceThis course is designed for service technicians and personnel that operate or maintain a TorqueMaster unit.

Duration / CostOne day - EHO $750, WHO $675 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.

Format Lecture is only a minimal part of the course. Most of this course involves working with the TorqueMaster unit. The course also includes safety meetings and a written final exam.

Drilling Motor Cutaway



LocationThe course is held in our NOV Air Center Training Facility, Texas, which is adjacent to Houston, and our NOV Training Facility in Dubai, UAE, or customer locations. The UAE training facility is located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, just outside of Dubai.

Target AudienceThis course is designed for service technicians and or other personnel working on and/or servicing NOV drilling motors.

Duration / CostFour days - EHO $3,000, WHO $3,375 8:00 am - 4:00 pmLunch will be provided.

Format Lecture and hands-on. Lecture is a minimal part of the class. The majority of the time will involve servicing of the drilling motors in a shop environment. Written assignments, a safety meeting and a final exam are also included as part of the course.

Drilling Motor Service TrainingNOV Drilling and Intervention is pleased to offer an advanced four-day Drilling Motor Service Training course. The objective of this course is to teach the key points of proper and safe service of NOV drilling motors. Upon completion of this service training course, the student will become competent in the knowledge and skills necessary to properly and safely service NOV drilling motors. This course is educational and process based.

Learning Outcomes• Drilling basics and practical drilling applications • Mud motor components - Various components are identified and functions of each are discussed.• Oil sealed and mud lubricated bearing assemblies - Learn the differences between each bearing type and the recommended applications. • Assembly Drawings and Part Lists• Documentation - This section covers service manuals, service reports, torque specifications, and service quality documents.

Location The course is held in our NOV Air Center Training Facility, Texas, which is adjacent to Houston, and our NOV Training Facility in Dubai, UAE, or customer locations. The UAE training facility is located in the Jebel Ali Free Zone, just outside of Dubai.

Target Audience This course is designed for service technicians and or any other personnel working on or servicing NOV drilling jars or shock tools.

Duration / Cost Five days - EHO $3,750, WHO $3,375 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.

Format Lecture and hands-on. Lecture is a minimal part of the class. The majority of the time will involve servicing of the drilling motors in a shop environment. Written assignments, a safety meeting and a final exam are also included as part of the course.

Drilling Tools Service TrainingNOV Drilling and Intervention is pleased to offer an advanced five-day Drilling Tool Service Training course. The objective of this course is to teach the key points of proper and safe service of our drilling jars and shock tools. Upon completion of this service training course, the student will become competent in the knowledge and skills necessary to properly and safely service NOV drilling jars and shock tools. This course is educational and process based.

Learning Outcomes• NOV overview• NOV drilling jars - Various components of drilling jars, the functions of each component, and the differences of the various types of jars are discussed. • NOV shock tools - Covers the various components of shock tools, the functions of each component, and the differences of the various types of shock tools.• Common formation problems - An overview of the different formations and the problems they present for a drilling operation. • Jar placement program - A brief overview of the jar placement program and the benefits of the program. • Hydrostatic balancing - Two methods of hydrostatically balancing a stroking tool are discussed.• Documentation - Service manuals, service reports, torque specifications, and service quality documents are covered.

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Target AudienceThis course is designed for service technicians and or any other personnel working on or servicing NOV fishing jars.

Duration / Cost Four days - EHO $3,000, WHO $2,700 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.

Format Lecture is only a minimal part of the course. Most of this course is the actual servicing of fishing tools in a shop environment. The course also includes written assignments, safety meetings, and a final exam.

Fishing Tools Service TrainingNOV Drilling and Intervention is pleased to offer an advanced four-day Fishing Jar Service Training course. The objective of this course is to teach the key points of proper and safe service of the NOV fishing jars. Upon completion of this service training course, the student will become competent in the knowledge and skills necessary to properly and safely service NOV fishing jars. This course is educational and process based.

Learning Outcomes• Fishing and remedial tool history • Fishing jars - Various components of fishing jars, the functions of each component, and the differences of the various types of jars are discussed. • Intensifiers and bumper subs - Discussed in this section are the various components of intensifiers and bumper subs, the functions of each component, and the differences between the fishing tools. • Damage - Participants will gain an understanding of the damage that can occur to fishing jars, intensifiers, and bumper subs, and the possible causes of damage. • Common formation problems - The different formations and the problems they present for drilling and fishing operations are covered. • Fishing jar placement program - A brief overview of the fishing jar placement program and the benefits of the program are highlighted. • Hydrostatic balancing - Two methods of hydrostatically balancing a stroking tool are reviewed. • Documentation - Service manuals, service reports, torque specifications, and service quality documents are covered in this section.


Target AudienceService technicians and personnel that operate or maintain a Peck-O-Matic™ unit

Duration / Cost One day - EHO $750, WHO $675 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Lunch will be provided.

Format Lecture is only a minimal part of course. Most of this course involves working with the bucking unit. The course also includes safety meetings and an exam.

Bucking Unit Service TrainingThis one-day bucking unit service training course teaches equipment operators and service technicians how to safely and correctly operate our Peck-O-Matic™ bucking unit, make up and break out premium or standard tubular connections, and perform preventive maintenance. Our practical, hands-on course activities simulate tasks performed at your facility, helping prevent damage to your connections and extend the life of your unit.

Learning Outcomes• Understand Peck-O-Matic bucking unit models and accessories • Understand various Peck-O-Matic bucking unit components and their particular functions • Apply visual inspections and assess potential causes of damage to the bucking unit • Review bucking unit maintenance to ensure safety, proper operation, and longevity of the machine • Use proper safety and operation techniques for the unit and all of its various functions • Cover operating manuals, as well as inspection and maintenance reports


Dynamic Drilling Solutions (DDS)

LocationFebruary 29-March 4 .................................Cedar ParkMarch 15-18 ................................................HoustonMay 2-5 ........................................................Cedar ParkJune 14-17 ..................................................HoustonJuly 18-21 ....................................................Cedar ParkAugust 16-19 ...............................................HoustonSeptember 26-29 .......................................Cedar ParkOctober 25-28 .............................................HoustonNovember 29-December 2.......................Cedar Park Target AudienceDrillers and Rig electricians

Prerequisites None

Duration / CostFour days - $3,200 Format Instructor-led training

RigSense 3/System 5 DAQ Operation and MaintenanceThe course includes an overview of RigSense Electronic Drilling Recorder, system configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of the RigSense program. It also includes an overview of the DAQ Total System 5 power-up procedures and visual checks; sensor setup, connection, fault finding, calibration, and configuration and the spare parts used for the system.

Learning Outcomes• Understand drill logic and operating principle of the system • Backup and reload Calconf files • Use the built-in system tools for troubleshooting• Configure and calibrate sensors/software/system • Demonstrate RigSense operation

Course Content• System overview• Component IDs and functional descriptions• System 5 DAQ Calconf usage• Basic networking• RigSense operation

LocationAvailable upon request

Target AudienceDrillers and Rig electricians

Prerequisites None

Duration / CostFour days - $3,200 Format Instructor-led training

RigSense/MSI/Amphion MaintenanceThis course covers the installation, operation and maintenance of the RigSense system and the MSI/Amphion interface.

Learning Outcomes• Describe major components and operating principle of the system • Use the built-in system tools for troubleshooting • Configure and calibrate sensors/software/system • Demonstrate RigSense operation• Explain the interface between RigSense and Amphion through MSI Course Content• System overview• Configuration tool• Troubleshooting using system tools

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Target AudienceRigSense users (drillers, tool pushers, rig managers, etc.)

Prerequisites None

Duration / CostTwo days - $2,250 Format Instructor-led training

RigSense 3 Operation and MaintenanceIn this course students will learn operation of the RigSense Electronic Drilling Recorder. The course also provides overviews of network requirements and basic troubleshooting.

Learning Outcomes• Understand drill logic and operating principle of the system• Demonstrate RigSense operation• Describe basic troubleshooting

Course Content• System overview: features, functions, uses, and reports• RigSense operation• Basic networking• Basic troubleshooting


Target AudienceDrilling engineers, managers

Prerequisites None

Duration / CostOne Day—$850 Format Instructor-led training

Drilling Vibration and Optimization (Basic)The one-day Basic Drilling Vibration and Optimization training course objective is to provide a high-level understanding of the role of InTerra systems and sensors in the optimization of drilling operations with respect to downhole vibrations.


Target AudienceDrilling engineers, managers

Prerequisites None

Duration / CostTwo days - $1700 Format Instructor-led training

Drilling Vibration and Optimization (Intermediate)The two-day Intermediate Drilling Vibration and Optimization training course is designed to give clients a more detailed understanding of InTerra systems and sensors, vibration theory, optimization theory, automation, surface sensors, WellData, Autodrillers, cerT&D, and SoftSpeed II™ stick-slip prevention service.

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Target AudienceDrillers, rig electricians

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Block Control System (BCS)The course includes an overview of the DAQ power-up procedures and visual checks; sensor set-up, connection, fault finding, calibration and configuration. The course also covers the Baylor 2025B system with a basic introduction to friction and eddy current brake principles; system fault-finding and auxiliary panel. The driller’s control panel is also covered focusing on proper operation of the system.

Learning Outcomes• List identity and purpose of the major components of the BCS system• Use Calconf to calibrate sensor inputs, adjust set points, monitor system performance , and troubleshoot• Set up the 2025B controller for specific brake models• Operate the system using a simulator

Course Content• Introduction• System overview and components• Set up and calibration (2025B)• Set up and calibration (DAQ)• Tuning and troubleshooting• System operation (with simulator)


Target AudienceRig electricians

Prerequisites System 4/5 DAQ and sensor knowledge and experience


System 10 DAQ MaintenanceThe course includes an overview of DAQ 10 hardware and general specifications; power-up procedures and visual checks; sensor configuration, connection, calibration, and fault finding: and the spare parts used for the system.

Learning Outcomes• Identify and describe the functions of the major components of the System 10 DAQ• Demonstrate the ability to set up a MOXA media converter• Demonstrate the ability to connect and navigate the configuration tool to load and save configurations and channels• Calibrate representative channels• Configure new channels• Update the firmware• Update RigSense to use System 10 DAQ as a data source

Course Content• System overview• Component IDs and functional descriptions• Configuration tool

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Our expert instructors and service trainers provide training and competency programs to improve the efficiency and value of your operation. We design our curriculum to meet your competency development objectives.

ContactsTraining Manager - Drilling and Intervention - Global Raza Hussain, P.Eng I [email protected] I 713-515-7836

NOV Wellbore Technologies Principle Training Locations

Houston & Austin Dubai

Training Director - Dynamic Drilling Solutions - Global Garrett Pierce I [email protected] I 713-231-6181

Training Manager - Drilling and Intervention - EHO Mohamed (Zaki) Hafez I [email protected] I 971-56-418-5668

SingaporeVillahermosa

Training Manager - Dynamic Drilling Solutions - Global David Robinson I [email protected] I 512-340-5530

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