S Squeeze Cementing is a remedial cementing technique performed as part of well maintenance. This process involves placing a small volume of cement slurry in a specific zone, for example, to seal perforation zones. In this study, the Bradenhead method was used for Squeeze Cementing. The analysis focused on Squeeze Cementing operations in wells FR-28 and RKJ-28 at the Ramba Field, including well data collection, data processing for cementing design calculations, cementing procedure planning, and testing results using compressive strength tests. The purpose of Squeeze Cementing was to seal non-productive perforation zones in wells FR-28 and RKJ-28, located at depth intervals of 825–841 meters and 833.5–836.5 meters, respectively. The analysis included calculating the cement slurry volume of 13.5 barrels and determining the necessary additives for the Squeeze Cementing operation. In the field, a discrepancy was observed between the planned Top of Cement (TOC) depths of 746 meters and 715 meters and the actual TOC depth achieved during the Squeeze Cementing operation, which was 751 meters.