Merlin ‘gives back’ in tough times
Published by Joseph Green,
Editor
Oilfield Technology,
During difficult times for the oil and gas industry, Merlin ERD is making a number of places available at a nominal cost on its expert Extended Reach Drilling Course for those drilling professionals who have been out of work for three months or more. This offer not only allows a positive use of their time, but the opportunity to upskill and network by gaining this specialist training.
The courses will run in Aberdeen and London from May till September and are taught by the engineering experts behind some of the most challenging wells in the world. Material covered includes the critical success factors to drill trouble-free high angle, extended reach and complex wells and is aimed mainly at those with drilling experience whether engineers, superintendents or service personnel.
Iain Hutchison of Merlin ERD commented “The drilling industry is close-knit and we understand the challenges people in it are facing with the current low oil price. These subsidised course places are a practical way to help people improve their chances of re-employment and it feels like the right thing to do to.”
Edited from various sources by Joseph Green
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/exploration/09042015/merlin-gives-tough-times-764/
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