Modern API Standards & Best Practices for Wireline, Coiled Tubing,
and Snubbing Operations
The 2025 Eastern Regional Meeting is proud to welcome Rebecca Landis of NXL Technologies
who will be leading a half-day short course along with other industry service quality representatives reviewing standards, regulations, and best practices for a variety of wellsite operations.
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The course will be taught on Tuesday, October 28th. Refreshments will be provided.
Rebecca Landis​
Sales Engineer, NXL Technologies Inc.
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Rebecca Landis is a Sales Engineer and Account Manager for NXL Technologies, a leading global wireline and coiled tubing pressure control equipment manufacturer. She has over a decade of industry experience in both field engineering and technical sales, beginning her career in 2014 as a Wireline Field Engineer for Weatherford and holding additional wireline roles with companies such as Renegade Wireline Services, Horizontal Wireline, and SureFire Wireline, as well as experience with Stingray Energy as a Frac Field Engineer.
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She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Biological/Biosystems Engineering from The Ohio State University and is currently based in the Pittsburgh metro area.
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COURSE Summary
This 4-hour intensive short course offers a focused overview of the latest and most relevant API (American Petroleum Institute) standards impacting wireline, coiled tubing, and snubbing operations within the oil and gas industry. Designed for field personnel, engineers, and operations managers, the course provides up-to-date insights into pressure control equipment, industry best practices, and compliance requirements.
In collaboration with leading service companies, the course will explore:
• An overview of API standards most applicable to well intervention operations.
• Best practices for daily use and maintenance of pressure control equipment.
• Practical guidance on how to evaluate Certificates of Conformance (COCs), including critical questions to ask about material traceability and manufacturing quality.
• Understanding PCL (Pressure Control Level) classifications and how they relate to operational risk and equipment integrity.
• Recertification schedules, inspection intervals, and compliance timelines as per current standards.
Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of how to align field operations with current API expectations, minimize safety risks, and ensure regulatory compliance across service and equipment providers.