Solutions & Capabilities
Fishing & Well Intervention Solutions
Integrated fishing and well intervention solutions for stuck pipe recovery, casing repair, isolation, and P&A operations with pressure control support.
Fishing Tools & Recovery Systems
Engineered recovery solutions are implemented for both planned and unplanned wellbore events, ensuring operational safety, efficiency, and the maintenance of well integrity. These systems provide reliable intervention and recovery capabilities across oil, gas, geothermal, and high-complexity wells, minimizing downtime while supporting regulatory compliance and operational continuity.
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Thru-Tubing Intervention & Milling Systems
Low-impact intervention systems are designed for restricted-ID wells, enabling safe, efficient, and minimally invasive operations while maintaining well integrity. These systems support interventions in oil, gas, geothermal, and high-complexity wells, reducing operational risks, minimizing downtime, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety standards.
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Service Packers, Isolation & Barrier Systems
Mechanical isolation systems provide reliable support for well integrity, remedial operations, and safe abandonment. Designed for oil, gas, geothermal, and high-complexity wells, these systems enhance operational efficiency, maintain safety standards, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements during intervention and decommissioning activities.
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Successful fishing and well intervention operations are driven by how systems are combined and executed, not simply which tools are selected. Tasman engineers fishing and intervention packages as complete systems, ensuring compatibility across tools, conveyance, fluids, and pressure control.
Rather than supplying isolated product lines, Tasman supports intervention programs aligned to well integrity objectives, remediation strategies, and operational risk profiles.
- Fishing tools and recovery systems
- Thru-tubing intervention and milling systems
- Service packers and isolation tools
- Workstrings, drill pipe, and handling equipment
- Pressure control and flow iron equipment
- Fluid storage, swarf handling, and containment systems
These integrated systems are routinely deployed across stuck pipe events, casing remediation, well integrity restoration, slot recovery, sidetracking, and plug & abandonment (P&A) operations, reducing interfaces and improving execution certainty.
Fishing Tools & Recovery Systems
Fishing tools are deployed as part of engineered recovery systems, not standalone rentals. Tasman supports both planned and unplanned fishing operations by selecting tools based on fish condition, well geometry, load requirements, and contingency planning.
Fishing tools are commonly integrated with workstrings, jars, accelerators, pressure control equipment, and fluid containment systems to maximise recovery success and minimise NPT.
- Recovery of stuck or parted tubulars
- Tool failure remediation
- Casing repair and integrity restoration
- Slot recovery, sidetracking, and abandonment preparation
These systems are engineered to restore access efficiently while maintaining well control and minimising secondary risk during recovery operations.
Thru-Tubing Intervention & Milling Systems
Thru-tubing intervention allows operators to perform cleanouts, milling, recovery, and isolation without full workovers, reducing cost and operational footprint. These systems are particularly effective in restricted-ID wells and mature assets.
Tasman integrates thru-tubing tools with coiled tubing conveyance, motors, milling systems, and fluid handling equipment to deliver execution-ready intervention packages.
- Wellbore cleanouts and debris removal
- Plug and frac plug milling
- Restricted-access fishing and recovery
- Well integrity restoration and preparation for further operations
These systems often act as the first stage in larger intervention or abandonment workflows.
Service Packers, Isolation & Barrier Systems
Service packers and barrier systems play a critical role in zonal isolation, pressure testing, remediation, and plug & abandonment (P&A) operations. These tools are rarely run alone and are typically deployed after fishing or thru-tubing work restores access.
Tasman supplies packers as part of integrated intervention systems, supported by correct setting tools, testing procedures, and engineering oversight.
- Zonal isolation and pressure integrity testing
- Remedial cementing and squeeze operations
- Temporary or permanent well suspension
- Regulatory-compliant P&A barrier installation, in line with industry standards such as API RP 65-3, Wellbore Plugging and Abandonment
These systems ensure barrier assurance, regulatory compliance, and long-term well integrity.
Where Fishing & Well Intervention Solutions Integrate
Tasman’s fishing and well intervention solutions are supported by engineering input, workshop preparation, and strategic technology partnerships. This enables intervention programs to leverage application-specific innovation without being constrained by a single vendor’s product suite.
- Fishing tools and intervention workstrings designed for retrieval, engagement, and downhole conveyance
- Pressure control and wellsite equipment to maintain operational safety and well integrity
- Fluid management and containment systems to support clean-out, milling, and recovery operations
This integrated approach reduces vendor interfaces, improves execution certainty, and supports faster decision-making at the wellsite.
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The success of fishing and well intervention operations is often determined long before tools enter the well. Engaging Tasman early enables operators to develop robust recovery and remediation strategies, select compatible tools and conveyance systems, plan contingencies for complex well conditions, and reduce non-productive time and operational risk.
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