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Table of ContentsIntroduction..................................................................................................................................................................... 4TESCO Company Overview……………….………………………………………………………………………… .4Training & Development Department Overview …….……….……………………………………………………….4Top Drive Training ......................................................................................................................................................... 5Top Drive Training: Level-1 …………………………………………………………………………………………..5Top Drive Training: Level-2……………………………………………………………………………………… …..6CASING DRILLING Training….…………………..………….…………………………………………………..….7Casing Drive System Training ....................................................................................................................................... 8Appendix 1: Top Drive Courses………………………………………………………………………………………..9ECI 900/1350 …………………………………………..…………………………………………………………...…9EMI 400………………………………………………..…………………………………………………………..…10EMI 450…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…..11EXI 600 ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….……...12HC …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……...13HCI .…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 14HMI ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….………… 15HXI…………………… …………………………………..………………………………………………………. 16Hydraulic Top Drives: Maintenance & Operations…………..………………………………………………………17Appendix 2: Casing Drilling Courses………………………………………………………………………………...18Down Hole Tools: Retrievable with Drill Pipe……………………………………………………………………… 18Down Hole Tools: Retrievable with Wire Line………………………………………………………………………19Appendix 3: Casing Drive System Courses...………………………………………………………………………...20CDS Maintenance…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20CDS Operations...…………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21Torque Turn and Tension System…………………………………………………………………………………….22Actuator Rebuild...………………………………………………………………………………….………………...23Cementing Solutions………………………………………………………………………………………………….24Accessories…....…………………………………………………………………………………...……………...… 253

IntroductionTESCO Company OverviewTESCO Corporation is an industry leader in the development and commercialization of drilling technology andservices. Our vision is to become the industry leader in eliminating non-productive time. TESCO generates real valuefor our customers by reducing drilling risk and increasing operational efficiency.TESCOs powerful combination of innovative engineering and service excellence is provided by experienced anddedicated personnel. The result is a comprehensive toolbox of proven technologies that deliver world class solutions atthe wellbore. From the crown to the bit, from the desert to deepwater, around the world TESCO technology providesBetter Ways to The Bottom.Training and Development Department OverviewThe Training and Development Department provides equipment specific courses to ensure our clients are thoroughlytrained to operate and maintain TESCO equipment. Our experienced instructors are dedicated to providing the mostin-depth and comprehensive training courses possible. Each training program is designed with the most up-to-dateinformation to ensure students walk away with an increased knowledge and understanding of TESCO technology.To ensure you get the most value from your TESCO technology, we offer comprehensive training to introduceparticipants to TESCO’s Top Drives, Tubular Services and CASING DRILLING technology. TESCO offers on-sitetraining at your location or we will arrange for training facilities at various locations worldwide. All courses are offeredin English, select courses are offered in Spanish.4

Top Drive TrainingTesco offers comprehensive training courses designed to introduce participants to our Top Drive systems. Each course,which orients Top Drive owners/operators to their specific system, includes a functional description of Top Drivesystem components, familiarization with the Top Drive and its principle components and an overview oftroubleshooting methods and fault detection.Top Drive Training: Level-1TESCO's level-1 training provides an introduction and orientation to your electric or hydraulic TESCO TopDrive system. These courses are designed for personnel who operate, maintain, or troubleshoot a TESCO TopDrive drilling system.TESCO offers a unique Level I training course for each top drive model currently in production; each course isdescribed in more detail in Appendix 1 of this course catalog. All courses can be taught in either English orSpanish.General Course ContentParticipants in TESCO's level-1 training are introduced to all major sub-systems including mechanical,hydraulic and electric. Students learn to interpret electrical, hydraulic, and mechanical schematic drawingsand formulate troubleshooting strategies based on their knowledge of system design. Discussion topicsinclude the following:TESCO Top Drive FamiliarizationCommon Electrical TerminologyPower System Start-up (hydraulic or electrical)Top Drive RoboticsLubrication and Cooling SystemsControl Systems (PLC or Relay Logic)Load Path Components and Associated Inspection SchedulesElectrical, Hydraulic, and Mechanical SafetyPrerequisitesTESCO assumes all participants have a basic understanding of drilling practices and field operatingconditions, however, no top drive experience is required.DurationAll Level 1 Top Drive courses are five (5) days long.5

Top Drive Training: Level 2TESCO's level 2 training provides an in-depth, introduction and orientation to your electric or hydraulicTESCO Top Drive system. These courses are designed for personnel who operate, maintain, or troubleshoot aTESCO Top Drive drilling system.General Course ContentLevel 2 courses are customized to fit your specific needs. Instruction focuses on those areas requested bythe customer.PrerequisitesTESCO assumes all participants in a Level 2 course have significant experience operating or maintainingthe Top Drive to be trained. All participants in the course should have similar levels of experience.DurationAll Level 2 Top Drive courses are five (5) days long.6

Casing Drive System TrainingTraining covering TESCO’s Casing Drive System familiarizes participants with our Casing Drive System and how itcan be used to optimize operations and eliminate non-productive time. The course includes a combination of theoreticaland practical applications designed to help students improve their skills in both operations and maintenance.Casing Drive System training familiarizes participants with TESCO's Casing Drive technology allowing operators totake advantage of top drive drilling to casing running operations including the ability to circulate, reciprocate and rotatesimultaneously, as desired.Training on TESCO’s Casing Drive System is compartmentalized into six modules. Operators are able to select theappropriate mix of modules in order to customize training to suit their needs and accommodate their schedules. Eachmodule is described in more detail in Appendix 3 of this course catalog.Casing Drive System: Training ModulesOperation of the Casing Drive System (4 days)Maintenance of the Casing Drive System (4 days)Actuator Maintenance and Rebuild (3 days)Torque Turn System (4 days)Cementing Solutions (3 days)MLT Rings (1 day)8

Electric Compact Integrated 900/1350 CourseParticipants:APPENDIX 1: TOP DRIVE TRAININGThe Electric Compact Integrated (ECI) course is designed for any personnel working with the ECI top drivesystem.Course Duration:Five (5) days.Course overview:The ECI course examines all components related to the Top Drive and power unit. The course will provideparticipants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities of the ECI top drive.Course content: Load path components and their function in the top drive system Auxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depth MD 500 drive system, including detailed analysis each component of the MD 500. Operational parameters of LABVEIW Trouble shooting and diagnostics of LABVIEW MD 500 cooling system Synchronous motor vs. induction motor theory Proper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.9

Electric Miniature Integrated 400 CourseParticipants:The Electric Miniature Integrated (EMI) course is designed for any personnel working with the EMI top drivesystem.Course Duration:Three (3) days.Course overview:The Electric Miniature Integrated (EMI) course examines all components related to the Top Drive and powerunit. The course will provide participants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities ofthe EMI top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depthPower moduleControl systemTroubleshootingVFD (variable frequency drive) theoryProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.10

Electric Miniature Integrated 450 CourseParticipants:The Electric Miniature Integrated (EMI) course is designed for any personnel working with the EMI top drivesystem.Course Duration:Five (5) days.Course overview:The Electric Miniature Integrated (EMI) course examines all components related to the Top Drive and powerunit. The course will provide participants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities ofthe EMI top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depthPower moduleControl systemTroubleshootingMD 500 driveProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.11

Electric Extreme Integrated 600 CourseParticipants:The Electric Extreme Integrated (EXI) course is designed for any personnel working with the EXI top drivesystem.Course Duration:Three (3) days.Course overview:The EXI course examines all components related to the Top Drive and power unit. The course will provideparticipants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities of the EXI top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depthPower moduleControl systemTroubleshootingProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.12

Hydraulic Compact CourseParticipants:The Hydraulic Compact (HC) course is designed for any personnel working with the HC top drive system.This course can be modified to target instruction to individuals requiring training on the Hydraulic Standard(HS) top drive system.Course Duration:Five (5) days.Course overview:The HC course examines all components related to the HC Top Drive and power unit. The course will provideparticipants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities of the HC top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed.Closed loop (drive) system overviewHydraulic Power Unit (HPU)TroubleshootingElectrical control systemProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.13

Hydraulic Compact Integrated CourseParticipants:The Hydraulic Compact Integrated (HCI) course is designed for any personnel working with the HCI top drivesystem.Course Duration:Five (5) days.Course overview:The HCI course examines all components related to the Top Drive and power unit. The course will provideparticipants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities of the HCI top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depthClosed loop (drive) system overviewHydraulic Power Unit (HPU)TroubleshootingElectrical control systemProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.14

Hydraulic Miniature Integrated CourseParticipants:The Hydraulic Miniature Integrated (HMI) course is designed for any personnel working with the HMI topdrive system.Course Duration:Five (5) days.Course overview:The HMI course examines all components related to the Top Drive and power unit. The course will provideparticipants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities of the HMI top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depthClosed loop (drive) system overviewHydraulic Power Unit (HPU)TroubleshootingElectrical control systemProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.15

Hydraulic Extreme Integrated CourseParticipants:The Hydraulic Extreme Integrated (HXI) course is designed for any personnel working with the HXI top drivesystem.Course Duration:Five (5) days.Course overview:The HXI course examines all components related to the Top Drive and power unit. The course will provideparticipants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities of the HXI top drive.Course content:Load path components and their function in the top drive systemAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview. Functions and troubleshooting suggestions arediscussed and analyzed in depthClosed loop (drive) system overviewHydraulic Power Unit (HPU)TroubleshootingElectrical control system24 volt relay logic / PLCProper and safe operation of the top drive system.Prerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.16

Hydraulic Top Drive Maintenance & OperationParticipants:This course is customized to meet customer demands for personnel who operate or maintain one or more TopDrive units from the TESCO Hydraulic Top Drive family, consisting of the Hydraulic Standard (HS), HydraulicCompact (HC), Hydraulic Compact Integrated (HCI), Hydraulic Miniature Integrated (HMI) and the HydraulicExtreme Integrated (HXI). The course is designed for any personnel working with any of the Tesco HydraulicTop Drive system.Course Duration:Five (5) daysCourse Overview:This customized course focuses on customers’ needs as the driving force in determining the specific content;however, all versions of the course will examine the components related to the Hydraulic Top Drive and powerunit. The course will provide participants in-depth knowledge of the entire top drive system and capabilities ofTESCO Hydraulic Top Drives. The course is lecture based but can be modified to include hands-on learning.Course content:Basic Load path components Identification and function in the top drive systemBasic Hydraulic theoryAuxiliary hydraulic (robotics) system overview, with particular emphasis on the reading andunderstanding hydraulic schematics. Component identification , functions and troubleshootingsuggestions are discussed and analyzedHydraulic Power Unit (HPU) Component identification and locationHydraulic Closed loop (drive) system overview, with particular emphasis on the reading andunderstanding Hydraulic schematics of the closed loop system.Basic TroubleshootingBasic 24 VDC Electrical control systemPrerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants. Topdrive or rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.17

Down Hole Tools: Retrievable with Drill PipeParticipants:APPENDIX 2: CASING DRILLING TRAININGAny personnel needing to identify the different types of down hole tools (retrievable w/drill pipe), the operation of eachtool, and how assemble and disassembly each tool.Course Duration: Five (5) days.Course Overview:This five days course will provide the knowledge to optimize operations while drilling with casing. Participants willgain familiarization with the components of each tool along with thire break-down and re-assembly. Upon successfulcompletion of this course the student will be able to disassembly and assemble tools using the right documentation andshear screws calculations.Course Content:Fundamentals of casing drillingTorque and tension specificationsMulti-particle inspection (MPI) scheduleShear screws calculationsProper use of break out viseProper documentationOverview of all drill pipe toolso Drill lock assemblyo Under-reamero Hydraulic Setting Toolo Hydraulic Safety Release Toolo Mechanical Pulling Toolo Mechanical Release and Pulling Toolo Pump Down Release Toolo Bit Release Tool (non-retrievable)Safety concernsDamages reportsDisassembly and assembly instructionsLimits of wear damage on the componentsPrerequisite:No prerequisite; however, participants should have some shop experience and a basic understanding of hydraulictheory and concepts. Mechanical and knowledge is also beneficial.Certification: Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam willreceive a certificate of training.18

Down Hole Tools: Retrievable with Wire LineParticipants:Any personnel with a need to identify the different types of down hole tools (retrievable w/wire line), their functionand/or procedures for their disassembly and re-assembly.Course Duration: Five (5) days.Course Overview:This five days course will provide an in-depth overview of all retrievable, wire line tools. Participants will becomefamiliar with the components of each tool, the proper operation of each tool, and the correct procedure to documentmaintenance work performed on the tool. Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able todis-assemble and re-assemble retrievable wire line tools.Course Content:Affect tool size and weight on casingFundamentals of casing drillingTorque and tension specificationsMulti-particle inspection (MPI) scheduleShear screws calculationsCorrect use of trace sheetProper use of break out viseOverview of all drill pipe toolso Drill lock assemblyo Under-reamero Wire Line Setting Toolo Wire Line Release and Pulling Toolo Wire Line Pulling Toolo Pump Down Release Toolo Bit Release Tool (non-retrievable)Safety concernsProper documentationDis-assembly and assembly instructionsLimits of wear damage on the componentsWire line connection.Prerequisite:No prerequisite; however, participants should have some shop experience and a basic understanding of hydraulictheory and concepts. Mechanical and knowledge is also beneficial.Certification: Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam willreceive a certificate of training.19

APPENDIX 3: CASING DRIVE SYSTEM TRAININGCasing Drive System: Maintenance TrainingParticipants:The Casing Drive System (CDS) Maintenance course is designed for any personnel involved in themaintenance of the TESCO Casing Drive System.Course Duration:Four (4) days.Course Overview:This four day course will provide methods to optimize maintenance of the TESCO Casing Drive System, andthereby increase operational up-time. Participants will become familiar with Casing Drive Systemcomponents and maintenance. This course involves a combination of theoretical and practical applicationsdesigned to improve understanding of the CDS.Course Content:SafetyPre-operations check listFunction of all CDS componentsHydraulic connections and color codeTroubleshootingLower Drive Assembly (external/internal) maintenanceLimits of wear damageBreak out viceRe-Dress of lower drive assembly (internal/external)Correct matching of dies, grapples, mandrel and spear head to casingLubrication scheduleMulti-particle inspection (MPI) scheduleTroubleshoot and repair control panel with or without Interlock systemsTroubleshooting the HPUPrerequisite:No prerequisite; however, participants should have a basic understanding of hydraulic theory and concepts.Mechanical and electrical knowledge is also beneficial.Certification: Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course examwill receive a certificate of training.20

Casing Drive System: Operations TrainingParticipants:The Casing Drive System (CDS) course is designed for any personnel involved in the operation of the TESCOCasing Drive System.Course Duration:Three (3) days.Course Overview:This three day course will provide methods to optimize operation of the TESCO Casing Drive System, andthereby eliminate non-productive time. Participants will become familiar with Casing Drive Systemcomponents and operations. This course involves a combination of theoretical and practical applicationsdesigned to improve understanding of the CDS.Course Content:SafetyPre operation testsFunction of all CDS components.Hydraulic connections and color codeTroubleshootingLower Drive Assembly (external/internal) maintenance operationsRig up / rig downBreak out viceWear damageRe-Dress of lower drive assembly (internal/external)Correct matching of dies, grapples, mandrel and spear head to casingLubrication scheduleCheck listTroubleshoot and repair control panel with or without Interlock systemsTroubleshooting the HPUPrerequisite:No prerequisite; however, participants should have a basic understanding of hydraulic theory and concepts.Mechanical knowledge and rig experience is also beneficial.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will rece3ive acertificate of training.21

Casing Drive System: Torque Turn & Tension System TrainingParticipants:Any personnel assigned to work with Torque Turn Systems.Course Duration:Three (3) days.Course Overview:This three day module focuses on either traditional or wireless Torque Turn Systems and familiarizesparticipants with casing connections. Participants will learn to assemble connections with accurate torque andtension while running casing. This module provides participants the opportunity to operate different types ofwireless torque turn systems, and differentiate the software’s used on Laversab and Atex computers (wirelessonly).Course Content:SafetyDifferent types of torque & turn systemsOverview of Torque Turn System componentsMake up connectionsPre-operation check listMaximum/minimum/optimum torque and tensionLimits of wear damageShop proceduresField proceduresHow to read graphsUse of the voltmeterUse of computers used with Torque Turn SystemsSet up of the Torque Turn SystemMaintenance scheduleMulti-particle inspection (MPI) schedule (wireless only)Power sourcesPost-operation check listUse of the break out vise (wireless only)Documentation for different Torque Turn SystemsPrerequisite:No prerequisites; however, participants should have fundamental knowledge on Casing Drive Systems andbasic computer skills.Certification: Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course examwill receive a certificate of training.22

Casing Drive System: Actuator TrainingParticipants:Shop supervisors, shop technician new hires and any other personnel who may need to identify different typesof actuators and how correctly perform an actuator rebuild.Course Duration:Three (3) daysCourse Overview:This three-day course uses a hands-on approach to tear down and rebuild the CDS actuator. Upon completion ofthis course, participants will be able to perform a correct rebuild of each type of actuator used in the TESCOCDS system.Course Content:SafetyPre-operation check listsOverview of actuators and their componentsActuator disassembly and assemblyLow and high pressure testLimits of wear damage on actuator componentsUse of break out viceTorque limitsCauses of wear damageRe-dress of actuator lower drive assembly (internal/external)Safety features in the actuatorLubrication scheduleMulti-particle inspection (MPI) schedulePost rebuild maintenancePost operations check listsPrerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.23

Casing Drive System: Cementing Solutions TrainingParticipants:The Cementing Solutions course is designed for shop supervisors, shop technicians, field supervisors and anyother personnel that may be involved with cementing operations.Course Duration:Three (3) daysCourse Overview:The Cementing Solutions course familiarizes participants with operation of cementing systems including preand post operations maintenance.Course content:Pre operation testsPost operations checklist / maintenanceField operationsBall launch mechanismsTroubleshootingRe-Dress of the Side Entry Sub Swivel and ball launch mechanismShear screw calculationsPlugs and adaptersCasing weight and sizeLubrication scheduleFunctions of the control panelRig-Up / Rig-DownPrerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical and hydraulic terms and theories will benefitparticipants. The participants should have minimum knowledge on Casing Drive Systems.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.24

Casing Drive System: Accessories TrainingParticipants:The CDS Accessories course is designed for shop supervisors, shop technicians, field supervisors and any otherpersonnel that will perform casing drilling or casing running jobs.Course Duration:Three (3) daysCourse Overview:The CDS Accessories course familiarizes participants with the RTF Crimping Tool, Cushion Sub, Multi-LobeTorque Ring, Wear Bands, Wear Sleeves, Hydroform Centralizers and Casing Shoes. Participants will alsolearn maintenance and operation of the Slip Sub.Course content:Safety concernsRTF Crimping ToolCushion SubMLT RingWear BandsWear SleevesHydroform CentralizersCasing ShoesSlip SubSet up of accessoriesShop proceduresHydraulic and electric sourcesMaintenance scheduleMulti-particle inspection (MPI) scheduleFill up the check lists (Pre-Post)Operation of the break out viseProper compound for each type of treadsPrerequisite:No prerequisites; however, familiarization with mechanical terms and theories will benefit participants.Certification:Students who attend 90% of the course and score a minimum of 70% on the end-of-course exam will receive acertificate of training.Course LocationTerms & Conditions25

All TESCO training takes place at our Houston, Texas facility located at:3993 W. Sam Houston Parkway N.Suite 100Houston, TX USA 77043-1238Telephone: (713) 359-7000Training can be held at any location worldwide; travel costs will be added to the cost of training.Training HoursEach training day begins promptly at 8:00 a.m. and runs until 4:00 p.m. This includes a one-hour lunch break and twoscheduled coffee breaks. Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.Training MaterialsTesco supplies all documentation and training materials required. Course documentation is provided electronically. Ifparticipants are unable to utilize electronic documents during the course please contact the facilitator to requestelectronic documentation, which you can print, forwarded to you prior to your arrival.Safety EquipmentAll participants must supply personal protective equipment for hands-on courses. This includes steel-toed safetyfootwear (CSA or NIOSH approved or equivalent), hard hat, safety glasses and coveralls.Class SizeTo optimize training effectiveness, Tesco recommends a maximum of ten (10) participants in any class.LanguageAll courses are taught in English. Select courses can be taught in Spanish.Attendance and FeedbackAll courses are designed to follow a logical progression through the topics in the outline. Participants must attend allscheduled days of training. Students who attend all training hours receive a Certificate of Completion. Tesco instructorsdo their utmost to ensure all course participants fully understand course material. Instructors conduct reviews andscheduled question and answer sessions.Cancellation PolicyTo cancel course attendance/registration without penalty, notify Tesco at least 15 days before the course start date. Ifyou cancel attendance without providing this 15 day notice, Tesco reserves the right to invoice you for the full courseamount. Tesco reserves the right to cancel training courses at any time. If Tesco cancels a course, we fully refund coursetuition fees.PaymentCourse fees cover training materials, associated documentation, and lunch only. Fees do not cover accommodation,meals (except lunch on training days), entertainment, or transportation costs. Tesco does not guarantee enrollment untilwe receive full payment / purchase order.DisclaimerTesco takes no responsibility for the success or failure of any participant’s learning efforts. By enrolling any individualin a Tesco training course, you are agreeing to release and indemnify Tesco from and against all damages, injuries, costsor other liabilities, including personal injury or loss of life, which may occur during training or during the operation ofTesco Top Drives.26

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