Artificial Lift

Selection, installation (pull and run), startup, surveillance, and teardown of electric submersible pump systems including the pump, motor, seal, gas separator, cable, and downhole sensor. Covers field service for high-rate oil and water-handling wells.

Installation, optimization, and repair of beam (sucker rod) pumping systems, including pumping unit setup, downhole insert/tubing pump replacement, and rod string design. Typically applied to mature, lower-rate onshore wells.

Installation, optimization, and failure analysis for progressing cavity pump systems used in heavy oil, sand-laden, and high-viscosity production. Includes stator/rotor selection and surface drive head setup.

Ongoing production optimization using real-time monitoring, dynamometer cards, fluid-level surveys, and well analysis to maximize uptime and recovery. Often delivered through remote monitoring platforms such as XSPOC and SMARTEN.

Root-cause investigation of pump, motor, cable, and rod string failures to identify wear, scale, gas interference, sand, or corrosion drivers. Findings feed equipment redesign and run-life improvement programs.

Mechanical overhaul of surface pumping units and components — bearings, gearboxes, brakes, and structural members — to restore rated capacity. May include shot peening of high-stress parts to improve fatigue life.

Field crews and equipment for running and pulling artificial lift strings, including power cable spooling, banding, and deployment for ESP installations. Ensures correct handling and protection of cable and downhole hardware.

Third-party inspection of artificial lift equipment and operator/technician training programs covering system operation, troubleshooting, and best practices. Supports safe, standards-compliant field operations.