Module 1: Introduction to Well Intervention Pressure Control Scope of well intervention activities Importance of pressure control Types of interventions: wireline, coiled tubing, snubbing, and workover IWCF certification structure and objectives

Module 2: Well Pressure Basics Formation pressure and hydrostatics Bottom Hole Pressure (BHP) principles Influx behavior and gas migration Underbalance, overbalance, and balance conditions

Module 3: Causes and Detection of Well Control Incidents Common causes of pressure control failure Early kick warning signs during interventions Detection tools and techniques Shut-in procedures during intervention

Module 4: Pressure Control Equipment for Interventions Wireline BOPs and lubricators Coiled tubing BOPs and strippers Snubbing units and hydraulic workover systems Surface and subsurface safety valves Equipment testing, maintenance, and certification

Module 5: Barrier Management and Well Integrity Definition and types of well barriers Primary vs. secondary barriers Barrier envelopes and testing requirements Maintaining well integrity during planned/unplanned operations

Module 6: Safe Operating Procedures Standard operating procedures (SOPs) for each intervention type Risk assessments and job safety analysis (JSA) Pressure testing and verification Emergency shutdown and evacuation protocols

Module 7: Well Control Methods for Intervention Bleed-off techniques Volumetric well control Lubricate and bleed method Bullheading and reverse circulation Stripping and snubbing considerations

Module 8: Critical Well Control Calculations Hydrostatic pressure calculations Surface and bottom hole pressure estimation Lubricate volumes Safety margins and MAASP Well kill parameters for intervention scenarios

Module 9: IWCF Certification Content Breakdown Understanding IWCF Well Intervention syllabus Key focus areas by level (2, 3, and 4) Examination structure: Equipment, Principles, Procedures, and Calculations Overview of role-based expectations and pass criteria

Module 10: Role-Based Responsibilities in Well Intervention Supervisor responsibilities in real-time decision-making Operator and assistant roles during critical operations Importance of communication, documentation, and leadership

Module 11: Simulator-Based Practical Sessions (Levels 3 & 4) Interactive training using realistic scenarios Shut-in response to wireline kick Coiled tubing operations under pressure Snubbing unit operations during influx Team-based simulation exercises with performance reviews

Module 12: IWCF Exam Preparation and Strategy Review of exam topics and performance benchmarks Time management and problem-solving techniques Practice exams and simulation of testing conditions Group debriefs and one-on-one coaching  Materials Provided: Participant handbook and IWCF-aligned study guides Equipment diagrams and pressure charts Practice exam questions and answer keys Simulator access for practical sessions (Levels 3 & 4)