Operational Overview

WellDog’s operations team has tested over 120 wells in basins around North America without a safety or lost instrument incident. WellDog maintains strict safety standards including CPR training, a regular drug testing program, field hazard management training, and regular equipment review and maintenance.

The company’s operations are governed by a mature, industry-standard workflow process.     WellDog delivers services under Master Service Agreement terms. (An example agreement is available upon request.)  Customer Work Orders govern specific jobs.

A signed Work Order initiates job pre-planning and scheduling procedures.  These procedures include transferring basic reservoir information from the customer to WellDog, including well structure, target coal seam(s), and well drilling, completion and production history.  In addition, our operations team works with you to schedule tests at the most appropriate times, minimizing disruption to drilling and completions operations, and minimizing surface landowner concerns as well.

WellDog’s field team usually meets with customer representatives prior to each job to discuss well site particulars and safety concerns.

WellDog’s instrument is rigorously tested and standardized to validate its performance throughout a job — calibrations are established in the laboratory and field-checked before and after each wellbore trip.

WellDog arrives at the well site with the appropriate equipment and a field operations team. A standard analysis requires two to three hours per coal seam or well.

Our support vehicle is equipped with a satellite communications system that automatically streams raw data back to WellDog’s central Data Analysis and Interpretation Center, ensuring that your data is immediately archived.

Fully-vetted results are available within three business days.