RII32220
Certificate III in
Well Servicing Operations

Course Description:

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The RII32220 Certificate III in Well Servicing Operations is a nationally recognised qualification designed for individuals working or aiming to work in well servicing operations within the oil and gas industry. This course provides participants with the practical skills and knowledge required to perform key tasks in well servicing, including tripping production strings, operating fluid systems, and maintaining ancillary equipment. Delivered through employment-based training, participants gain hands-on experience while applying the theoretical aspects of the course in real-world settings.

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The RII32220 Certificate III equips participants with essential skills to operate effectively in well servicing operations. Upon successful completion, participants will be able to:

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• Contribute to effective workplace relationships and ensure workplace safety.

• Perform well servicing tasks such as tripping production strings and operating fluid systems.

• Operate and maintain well servicing equipment in compliance with environmental and safety regulations.

• Respond to emergencies and implement risk management practices on-site.

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This qualification is ideal for:

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• Individuals currently working in well servicing operations who wish to formalise their skills and advance their careers.

• Workers responsible for well servicing tasks, equipment maintenance, and fluid system operations, looking to develop their expertise.

• Entry-level workers seeking to build foundational skills for a career in well servicing and oil and gas operations.

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The RII32220 Certificate III provides participants with the skills to perform various well servicing tasks, opening up opportunities for roles such as:

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• Well Servicing Operator

• Rig Crew Member

• Fluid System Operator

• Well Control Assistant

• Maintenance Crew Member

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Mode of Delivery: Employment Based

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Employment-based training is an exciting way to earn your qualification while working in your chosen field. Here's what you can expect:

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• Learn on the Job: You'll gain skills and knowledge while doing your regular work tasks. It's hands-on learning at its best!

• Relevant Training: Your coursework will directly relate to your job, making your learning immediately useful.

• Team Effort: Your employer and training provider will work together to ensure you get the best possible learning experience.

• Career Pathways: This type of training is perfect for helping you build a solid career foundation.

• Fits Your Schedule: Your training will be designed to work around your job commitments, making it easier to balance work and study.

• Real Projects, Real Learning: Your assessments will often be based on actual workplace tasks, not just theoretical scenarios.

• Workplace Support: You'll likely have a mentor at work to guide you and help develop your skills.

• Tailored to Your Workplace: Your training will be customised to the specific equipment and procedures you use at work.

• Industry Standards: Your qualification will meet both educational requirements and industry regulations.

• Prove Your Skills: You'll collect evidence of your new skills right from your workplace, showing you can apply what you've learned.

 

This approach to learning offers you a unique opportunity to gain a qualification that's truly relevant to your job and industry. It's a practical, real-world way to advance your career while earning a wage.

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Course Duration: 12 Months

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The duration of this qualification can vary depending on the participant's workplace and training schedule. It typically takes 10 to 12 months to complete, depending on individual progress and work commitments.

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Cost: $1540.00

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Course Prerequisites and Entry Requirements

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There are no formal prerequisites for this qualification. However, participants should:

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• Be Employed in a Relevant Role: As the course is delivered through employment-based training, participants must be employed in a well servicing or oil and gas-related role.

• Basic Literacy and Numeracy Skills: Participants should have a foundational level of literacy and numeracy to complete the course materials and assessments.

• USI (Unique Student Identifier): Participants must provide a USI to enrol in accredited training in Australia.

• Additional Information: Please review our Student Handbook  for general and important information applicable to all courses.

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Assessment Method 

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Participants are assessed through a combination of practical demonstrations, workplace portfolios, and written assessments. These assessments ensure that participants can apply the knowledge and skills they have gained in their work environment. Assessment methods include:

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• Written Assessments: Multiple-choice and short-answer questions to evaluate theoretical knowledge.

• Workplace Portfolio: Participants compile a portfolio of evidence documenting their skills and experience gained on-site, including photographs, logs, and supervisor testimonials.

• Practical Demonstrations: Participants demonstrate competency in key tasks, such as assisting with drilling operations and risk control.

 

Qualification Summary

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Course Content

We recognise that vocational training needs vary, so we offer two elective options for each qualification:

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• Standard Electives: Our industry experts select electives that align with current trends, regulations, and employability skills, providing a strong foundation for career success.

• Custom Elective Packs: We also offer tailored electives to meet specific industry or employer needs, ensuring targeted training solutions for your workplace

 

This approach ensures our qualifications meet industry standards while addressing the unique needs of your workplace, benefiting both employers and learners.

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Standard Course Content

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8 Core Units

• BSBFLM303 – Contribute to Effective Workplace Relationships:
  Learn to foster positive workplace relationships through effective communication and teamwork, contributing to a productive and collaborative well servicing environment.

• BSBWHS301 – Maintain Workplace Safety:
  Gain the skills to maintain workplace safety by identifying hazards, applying safety policies, and implementing control measures to ensure compliance with WHS standards.

• MSMPER200 – Work in Accordance with an Issued Permit:
  Understand how to work under an issued permit for high-risk activities, ensuring compliance with safety regulations during well servicing operations.

• RIIENV201E – Identify and Assess Environmental and Heritage Concerns:
  Learn how to assess and address environmental and heritage concerns on-site, ensuring that well servicing operations adhere to environmental protection laws.

• RIIERR302E – Respond to Local Emergencies and Incidents:
  Gain the ability to respond effectively to emergencies, such as spills or equipment failures, using established protocols and safety measures.

• RIIOGD209F – Operate and Maintain Ancillary Equipment:
  Learn to operate and maintain ancillary equipment used in well servicing, ensuring all machinery functions safely and efficiently.

• RIIWSV302E – Trip Production String for Well Servicing Operations:
  Develop the skills needed to safely trip production strings during well servicing, ensuring the smooth removal and replacement of equipment in the well.

• RIIWSV303E – Operate Fluid Systems:
  Learn to operate and monitor fluid systems during well servicing, ensuring proper fluid management and maintaining well integrity.

 

6 Elective Units

• RIIOGD304D – Apply Effective Coal Seam Gas Control Practices:
  Understand and apply coal seam gas control practices to safely manage gas extraction and control during well servicing operations.

• RIIOGD305E – Apply Blowout Prevention Operational Procedures:
  Learn to implement blowout prevention procedures, ensuring well control and preventing blowouts during servicing operations.

• RIICOM301E – Communicate Information:
  Gain the skills to communicate effectively within the well servicing team, ensuring that key information is shared accurately and efficiently.

• RIIRIS301E – Apply Risk Management Processes:
  Learn to identify and assess risks in well servicing operations and apply appropriate control measures to manage those risks.

• RIISAM209E – Carry Out Operational Maintenance:
  Learn to carry out operational maintenance on well servicing equipment, ensuring that machinery is safe and operational.

• TAEDEL301 – Provide Work Skill Instruction:
  Gain the skills to provide on-the-job training and instruction to team members, ensuring that well servicing crews are competent and well-prepared for their roles.

 

Certification

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Upon successful completion, participants will receive a nationally recognised RII32220 Certificate III in Well Servicing Operations, enabling them to perform a wide range of tasks in well servicing operations and advance their careers in the oil and gas industry.

 

Please note that your certification will be issued within 30 calendar days of meeting these requirements, in accordance with the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) guidelines.

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