Oil & Gas

ProQual Level 2 Award in Introduction to Well Control and Equipment for Oil and Gas

This Level 2 qualification provides foundational knowledge of well control principles, equipment, and procedures for professionals working in oil, gas, and associated industries.

Awarding body ProQual
Level Level 2
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Course Features

This Ofqual-regulated qualification introduces learners to essential well control systems, equipment operation, and safety procedures specific to oil and gas operations.

  • Ofqual qualification number 610/1046/7
  • Total Qualification Time of 50 hours including 50 Guided Learning Hours
  • No formal entry requirements for enrollment
  • Internally assessed through assignments, worksheets, and portfolio evidence
  • Suitable for entry-level workers and professionals in oil and gas operations
  • Covers BOP systems, well intervention techniques, and well integrity management

About This Course

The ProQual Level 2 Award in Introduction to Well Control and Equipment for Oil and Gas is an introductory qualification designed for individuals working in the oil, gas, and associated industries. This Ofqual-regulated certification provides essential knowledge of well control principles, equipment operation, and safety procedures required to maintain well integrity and prevent uncontrolled release of formation fluids during drilling, completion, and workover operations.

  • Provides comprehensive introduction to well control systems and equipment

  • Covers petroleum geology fundamentals and hydrocarbon exploration processes

  • Addresses drilling, completion, and workover operational procedures

  • Includes detailed coverage of BOP types, control systems, and maintenance procedures

  • Explores well intervention methods including wireline, coiled tubing, and workover units

  • Emphasizes well integrity principles and compliance with international standards

What You'll Learn

Learners completing this qualification will gain essential knowledge across six learning outcomes covering geology, drilling operations, well control principles, BOP equipment, well intervention techniques, and well integrity management.

  • Explain petroleum geology science, rock classifications, hydrocarbon formation and storage, and exploration processes relevant to the petroleum industry

  • Understand drilling and workover principles including completion strategies, reservoir management procedures, and completion considerations for subsea, HPHT, and unconventional wells

  • Apply fundamental well control principles including preventive measures, parameter measurement techniques, well control equipment classifications, and common system deficiencies

  • Describe drill-through equipment including ram and annular BOPs, non-drill-through equipment including choke and kill manifolds, IBOP applications, and BOP inspection and testing requirements

  • Explain well intervention concepts, equipment requirements for coiled tubing and hydraulic workover units, wireline operations, downhole tools, and pressure control safety procedures

  • Understand well integrity implementation according to national and industry standards, personnel roles and responsibilities, and equipment requirements for safe containment of wellbore fluids

Who Should Attend?

This qualification is designed for entry-level workers and professionals in the oil and gas industry who require foundational knowledge of well control equipment and procedures for their operational roles.

  • Entry-level workers beginning careers in oil and gas drilling operations

  • Aspiring oil and gas professionals seeking industry-recognized certification

  • Support staff working in drilling, completion, or workover operations

  • Managers and supervisors requiring well control knowledge for operational oversight

  • Operators and technicians involved in well control equipment operation

  • Contractors and service personnel working in oil and gas well operations

Course Content

Explore the comprehensive ProQual Level 2 Award in Introduction to Well Control and Equipment for Oil and Gas course content designed to help you master the material through structured modules and lessons.

Introduction to Well Control and Equipment for Oil and Gas

1
Explain the science of Geology and its importance to the petroleum industry
2
Explain different classes of rocks including how they are formed, their composition, and their importance to hydrocarbon exploration
3
Explain the formation and storage of hydrocarbon within rock formations
4
Describe hydrocarbon exploration processes and their importance to the petroleum industry
5
Explain the importance of drilling and workover reports to drilling, exploration, and well intervention operations
6
Outline strategies for completion and workover exercises
7
Describe management procedures for open-hole and cased well as part of reservoir management
8
State basic considerations and completion principles for subsea wells, HPHT wells, and unconventional wells
9
Describe common well intervention techniques including wireline, coiled tubing, and workover
10
Explain preventive well control stating different measures that can be deployed
11
Highlight measurement techniques for well control parameters and appropriate responses to specified observations
12
State the classes and types of well control equipment and describe procedures and techniques for their safe operation and application
13
Describe the most common deficiencies often present in well control systems
14
Describe drill-through equipment and diverter systems including ram blowout preventer and annular blowout preventer highlighting their major characteristics
15
Describe characteristics of non-drill-through equipment including choke and kill manifold, BOP gate valves, and BOP control systems
16
Explain the application of Inside Blowout Preventers and drill string valves
17
Describe maintenance procedures for HPHT equipment
18
Describe inspection and testing requirements and methods for blowout preventers, choke and kill manifold, and BOP torque tools
19
Explain the mathematics of well control operations including accumulator calculations
20
Explain well intervention and its significance to the productive life of wells
21
Explain the variable nature of well intervention
22
List and describe equipment requirements and operational concepts for coiled tubing and hydraulic workover units
23
Highlight well control barrier classification for different types of well intervention methods
24
Describe procedures and mechanisms for slick wireline operations
25
List and describe commonly used downhole wireline equipment and tools
26
State surface wireline equipment requirements
27
Describe well pressure control and associated safety issues
28
Describe procedures and equipment required for wireline, coiled tubing, and workover
29
Explain the impact of early interaction and collaboration amongst project stakeholders on operational finances, operational risks, project safety, and project decommissioning
30
Describe well integrity implementation in accordance with relevant national and industry standards including ASI, ISO, ASTM, NORSOK D-010, and IADC Manual
31
State specific rules and procedures applicable for prevention or mitigation of resulting effects of a well integrity event
32
Highlight roles and responsibilities of relevant personnel for well integrity
33
State requirements for designing, operating, and maintaining well equipment required for safe containment of all wellbore fluids

Course Requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification, making it accessible to individuals from diverse educational backgrounds seeking to enter the oil and gas industry.

  • No minimum educational qualifications required for enrollment

  • English language proficiency sufficient to understand course materials, complete assessments, and engage with course content

Assessments

Assessment is internally conducted by approved centres through diverse evidence types that demonstrate candidate knowledge and competence against all learning outcomes and assessment criteria.

  • Assignments, projects, and written reports demonstrating knowledge application

  • Completed worksheets addressing assessment criteria requirements

  • Portfolio of evidence compiled from practical and theoretical activities

  • Records of oral and written questioning to verify understanding

Progression

Successful completion provides a foundation for advancing to more specialized oil and gas qualifications and pursuing career development in drilling, production, and well operations roles.

  • Progress to ProQual Level 3 qualifications in specialized oil and gas technical areas

  • Advance to IWCF or IADC well control certifications at higher competency levels

  • Pursue career opportunities in drilling operations, well intervention, and production roles

  • Specialize in well integrity management, BOP maintenance, or well control supervision

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Awarding BodyProQual
LevelLevel 2
Course CategoryOil & Gas
Start DateMay 4, 2026
Deadline DateApr 27, 2026
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