Wild Well Control

Subsea well control introduces a different level of complexity — limited access, environmental constraints, and high consequence.

Wild Well supports subsea response with capping systems, containment strategies, and engineering analysis, designed to safely control flow and stabilize the well.

Preparation and system readiness are critical when intervention options are limited.

Engineering is only valuable if it translates to ex*****on.

Wild Well integrates advanced modeling with field operations, ensuring that engineered solutions are practical, deployable, and aligned with real-world conditions.

From relief well planning to complex intervention strategies, our teams work across disciplines to move from analysis to action.

Because in well control, the gap between plan and ex*****on matters.

Today, we pause to remember those who gave everything in service to our country.

We honor their sacrifice, their courage, and the legacy they leave behind.

We’re looking forward to seeing our colleague Cliff Meade share his expertise at the upcoming SPE Workshop: Cementing Challenges With Well Abandonment, taking place May 27–28 in Galveston, TX.

Cliff will be presenting on:
“Gaining Physical Access to Legacy Wells: Challenges, Strategies, and Implications for Abandonment Planning”

As the industry continues to address the complexities of well abandonment, conversations around legacy well access, planning strategies, and operational challenges are more important than ever. This workshop brings together technical insight and practical experience to tackle some of the most pressing issues in the field.

If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with Cliff and join the discussion.

In well control, decisions are made under pressure — often with incomplete information.

Wild Well’s engineering approach combines modeling, simulation, and field data to support real-time decision-making during critical operations.

From dynamic kill modeling to flow diagnostics, engineering provides a framework to evaluate options and adapt as conditions evolve.

Better inputs lead to better decisions.

Well control doesn’t start in the field — it starts in the model.

Wild Well’s Well Control Engineering team supports operators with blowout modeling and dynamic kill analysis, along with scenario-based planning by Advanced Engineering team to evaluate risk before operations begin

By understanding flow behavior and pressure dynamics early, teams can make informed decisions when conditions change.

Engineering doesn’t remove uncertainty — it prepares you for it.

We don’t just show up in the Permian—we operate in it.
Proud to have Wild Well Control, International Snubbing Services, and EcoReach represented at the API Permian Basin Chapter Golf Tournament this week.

Across the Permian, our teams are actively supporting operators with:
• Well control response
• Snubbing and hydraulic workover operations
• EcoReach delivering innovative proppant solutions

From the field to the fairway, our presence reflects the work being done every day to support safe, efficient operations across the basin.

For more information on our services in the Permian, reach out to Luis Terrazas.

Now’s the time to lock in your May well control training schedule.

Wild Well Control’s May 2026 courses are open, with instructor-led training designed to help personnel maintain certification, stay current, and strengthen operational readiness.

🎓 Courses include:
• SecureWell™
• IADC 4-Day Drilling (Drilling Supervisor)
• IADC Oil & Gas Operator Representative (OGOR)

📍 Locations:
Canonsburg, PA | Casper, WY | Houston, TX | Odessa, TX | Oklahoma City, OK | Tyler, TX

➡️ Scroll through to find your location and course dates, or view the full schedule: https://loom.ly/r6SVwvQ

100% earned. 💯
Welcome our newest 100CREW members — professionals who achieved a perfect score on their IADC well control certification:

Clint Simmons – Expand Energy
Joseph “Joey” Strath – Precision Drilling
Matthew Steffy – ConocoPhillips
William Daniel Aerl – Scandrill

Achieving a perfect score isn’t easy — it reflects preparation, focus, and a strong understanding of well control fundamentals.

Congratulations to each of you on joining the 100CREW.

Looking to obtain or renew your IADC certification? Train with Wild Well Control and put yourself in a position to earn your place.

We’re coming back to WTX for Basin Burnout 2026 🔥
Catch us on May 2 at the Midland County Horseshoe Arena. We’ll be at Superior Energy booth #4 with our sister companies — talking well control, response, and everything happening across the basin.

Stop by and say hi.