SafeWellz Simulator

Welcome to the well control simulator of the future! Designed to meet IADC standards for use in WellSharp Well Control courses as a replacement to traditional well control simulators. Our simulator currently features the OGOR Bullhead Method simulation. Additional simulations will be included in future updates. Accessible for Practice on iPhone and iPad. Accessible for assessment through a multiplayer setup in the classroom.
This simulator is focused on the Driller and Supervisor Level of IADC WellSharp training.
Transform how you do Well Control. Check out our demo and contact us today!
Can this simulator replace the Drilling Systems or CS simulators I currently use in my Well Control training program?
Yes! Our simulator is designed to meet all IADC standards for classroom simulator use as detailed in the IADC WellSharp Well Control guidelines. While not currently IADC accredited, we've built it to satisfy all necessary requirements.
For classroom practice, every student can use our simulator to engage in classroom simulation exercises. For assessment, our simulators can be used with multiple devices in a multiplayer mode where an assessor can monitor a student's test with a Supervisor and another student as Driller.
To use our simulator to meet your classroom simulator requirements, simply list our simulator in your application or update for IADC accreditation.
Why is your simulator better than the well control simulators I've used in the past?
Unlike other simulator companies that rely on 1980s era technology, our simulator was built in 2018 - for the mobile age! Our simulator is truly a simulator for the modern era.
First, you can use our simulator on any device - iPad, iPhone, or any computer connected to the internet. As a result, you no longer have to rely on large, bulky, physical hardware that is difficult and expensive to transport. Our simulators are much more convenient to transport and use!
Second, our simulators have substantially less technical support required than any existing hardware simulators! Existing simulators are built on 1980s era technology and proprietary hardware that is challenging to use and difficult to fix when it goes wrong. We're using devices that everyone is familiar with - if our simulator doesn't work, just go to the Apple Store!
Third, our simulator lets students practice without having an instructor present! We have a Virtual Instructor build into our software system who walks students through simulation exercises with step-by-step hints and guidance. In the classroom, students get to see a fantastic instructor. B