International Association of Drilling Contractors

COMMENTS AND OPINION SOUGHT

Opinions from the industry are currently being sought regarding whether to continue the requirement for WellCAP training to be repeated every five years at the Introductory Level. A description of the issues under consideration can be found in the Well Control Committee section of the IADC web site or linked below. Comments can be provided online by voting on section provided below.

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Richard Grayson, HSE Manager of Nabors Offshore proposed at the November meeting of the IADC Well Control Committee that the group consider doing away with this requirement. Retraining at the Introductory Level has been required since the curriculum guidelines were revised in 2002.

Comments concerning the above proposal should be submitted in writing to IADC using one of the following methods:

Via e-mail to accreditation@iadc.org
Via fax to +1-713-292-1946 Attention: Accreditation
Via post to IADC Introductory Level Retraining, PO Box 4287, Houston, TX 77042 USA
Via the opinion poll and comment form posted below

ALL COMMENTS MUST INCLUDE NAME, ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION

ONLINE OPINION POLL AND COMMENT FORM

Please check one of the following boxes. If you do not wish to enter a choice, you may also leave your written comments in the box below.

I am in favor of implementing this proposal as written.

I am in favor of implementing this proposal with the following modifications as noted below (please include suggested changes in the section below).

I am not in favor of implementing any form of this proposal.

I have no opinion on this issue.

Please list any comments or suggestions for improvements you may have:

Please note that all submissions must include the following information:

Name

Title

Company

Phone Number

Fax Number

E-Mail Address

- (select to submit form) - (select to clear form)

PLEASE NOTE THE ABOVE IS AN INFORMAL OPINION POLL AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR DETERMINATION OF THIS PROPOSAL.

For more information, contact IADC.

		IADC Introductory Level Retraining
		COMMENTS AND OPINION SOUGHT Opinions from the industry are currently being sought regarding whether to continue the requirement for WellCAP training to be repeated every five years at the Introductory Level. A description of the issues under consideration can be found in the Well Control Committee section of the IADC web site or linked below. Comments can be provided online by voting on section provided below. Download a PDF version Richard Grayson, HSE Manager of Nabors Offshore proposed at the November meeting of the IADC Well Control Committee that the group consider doing away with this requirement. Retraining at the Introductory Level has been required since the curriculum guidelines were revised in 2002. Comments concerning the above proposal should be submitted in writing to IADC using one of the following methods: Via e-mail to accreditation@iadc.org Via fax to +1-713-292-1946 Attention: Accreditation Via post to IADC Introductory Level Retraining, PO Box 4287, Houston, TX 77042 USA Via the opinion poll and comment form posted below ALL COMMENTS MUST INCLUDE NAME, ORGANIZATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION ONLINE OPINION POLL AND COMMENT FORM Please check one of the following boxes. If you do not wish to enter a choice, you may also leave your written comments in the box below. I am in favor of implementing this proposal as written. I am in favor of implementing this proposal with the following modifications as noted below (please include suggested changes in the section below). I am not in favor of implementing any form of this proposal. I have no opinion on this issue. Please list any comments or suggestions for improvements you may have: Please note that all submissions must include the following information: Name Title Company Phone Number Fax Number E-Mail Address - (select to submit form) - (select to clear form) PLEASE NOTE THE ABOVE IS AN INFORMAL OPINION POLL AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR DETERMINATION OF THIS PROPOSAL. For more information, contact IADC.