Generic training leaves crews unable to map theory onto the unit in front of them. Our courses, procedures and models are built around specific equipment — and where a client runs mixed fleets, around the differences between them.
Training, procedures and job design for NOV coiled tubing units, including injector head and reel systems, control cabins and data acquisition. Course material is written from the manufacturer's documentation and validated against the client's own unit configuration.
Jereh coiled tubing fleets are now widely deployed across the Middle East and Asia. We develop the same depth of training and procedure for them as for longer-established fleets, which matters most where crews move between the two.
Nitrogen pumping and vaporiser units: cryogenic handling, cold-end care, pressure and temperature limits, and the pre-job checks that prevent the most common failures on location.
Equivalent coverage for HPT nitrogen equipment, with procedures and training written to the specific unit rather than adapted from another manufacturer's manual.
High-pressure pumping equipment and treating iron: fluid end construction and maintenance, pressure testing, iron classification and restraint, and the inspection regime that keeps a fleet certifiable.
Pumping training and standards for Jereh fleets, including blender and hydration equipment where it forms part of the spread, and the control systems used to run a treatment.
The Cerberus suite from NOV CTES is the industry reference for coiled tubing modelling. We use it for job design and fatigue tracking, and we train engineers to use it properly rather than to accept whatever the first run produces.
NOV, Jereh, HPT, SPM and Cerberus are trademarks of their respective owners. Lertpun Group is independent of all equipment manufacturers; these references describe the equipment our training and engineering work covers and do not imply endorsement, partnership or authorisation.
