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PEP005: On well control, geology, and mopping floors with Daniel Grunwald
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Daniel Grunwald, geologist and well control instructor at the University of Alaska Mining and Petroleum Training Service, chats with me today about mudlogging, the most successful geologist in Colorado (it’s not who you think it is!), and mopping floors on a drilling rig. We also talk about some well control events, and touch briefly on Piper Alpha.
How do you take those opportunities to learn? How do you use the WOW (waiting on weather) or WOC (waiting on cement) time and other downtime on a rig when you’re out there?
Find out on today’s podcast.
Explicit warning. Yes we do swear.
Daniel Grunwald at University of Alaska MAPTS
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