Quick Guide: What is directional drilling and how to get directional drilling jobs! What is Directional Drilling? Directional drilling or deviation drilling is an oil and gas exploration drilling technique used to change the direction of a well, most often from vertical to horizontal direction. Horizontal Directional Drilling Traditionally, petroleum oil and gas wells are […]
[…]an Underwater Welder? It should be obvious that you need to have both a welding education and training as a commercial diver, you need a commercial diving school training. There are dive schools that specialise in the underwater welding process and techniques and have their own commercial diving program. There is also the option to […]
[…]trunk welding and hyperbaric welding. Read more about underwater welding. Horizontal Directional Drilling Directional drilling or deviation drilling is an oil and gas exploration drilling technique used to change the direction of a well, most often from vertical to horizontal direction. Traditionally, petroleum oil and gas wells are drilled vertically, and the technique of rotating […]
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