Oil Drilling Rig Training School
Why Basic Drilling Course is needed?
Drilling Training Schools are available with different names all over the world, using drilling videos, Simulators, Rig Equipment, Training Manual and Lectures to convey the message to their students.
Meanwhile, students attending different schools comes with different ideas and some time get confused on which is the correct way or which school is to follow.
Candidate must differentiate between the company procedures, company policy and the API or any industrial standard.
Also, he/she should understand that no exact rules or procedures which can be set to be applicable for each Basic Oil Drilling Rig Course, therefore, an outlines has been set to direct the candidate to the basics of Introduction to Basic Drilling Rig Systems, Procedures, Equipment and Safety making the candidate the best choice for the company to hire him/her for the relevant jobs.
This course has been design keep in the view of communication and language gap which makes candidate unfit for the interviews and candidate knowing every thing related to job but still unable to clear the interview.
Roustabout
This role is generally unskilled manual labouring. The roustabout helps with the drilling activities and maintenance of the drilling area.
RoughnecklFloorman
More skilled than the roustabout, the roughneck/floorman is directly involved in the drilling process under the supervision of the assistant driller. This position involves hard physical work.
Derrickman
Working about 90 feet above the floor of the rig in the 'derrick' (the distinctive high tower), the derrickman handles the section of drill pipe under the direction of the assistant driller.
Assistant Driller
The assistant driller co-ordinates the activities on the drill floor, reports to the driller and communicates instructions and information from the driller to those working on the drilling.
Driller
The driller is responsible for the drilling team and controlling the rate and continuity of the drilling. This is highly skilled as the drill may have to penetrate many different types of rock.
Toolpusher
The toolpusher oversees the drilling operations at night. He also ensures that the necessary equipment and materials are available.
Rig Superintendent
The rig superintendent has overall responsibility for the drilling operation.
Drilling Engineer
The drilling engineer specifies the drilling program, what kind of 'mud' should be used and the casing required for the well.
