Summary
Date Posted: Thursday, February 16, 2023 , Base Salary: Not Disclosed

JOB DETAILS:

Job Description
1. Strict application of Company HSE rules and procedures and pro-activity on this matter by participating actively to the “stop card” system and by reporting all incident or potentially dangerous situation.
2. Perform well data quality control and validation at the wellsite.
3. Predict and evaluate the geological hazards such as formation pressure, gains, losses, caving, differential sticking, acid gas, swelling clay, shallow gas.
4. Detect reservoirs and evaluate the fluid content.
5. Ensure correct data communication at the well site by reporting in due times any event with potential consequence on the project achievement.
6. Supervise all well data acquisition such as mudlogging, LWD, electrical logging, coring, solid and fluid sampling (cuttings, cores, side wall cores, gas, oil, formation water, mud), pressure measurements, VSP, in accordance with the well data acquisition program as defined in the WSOR.
7. Contribute to the full well data recovery on rig site and participate to the complete and pertinent reporting and well data flow from the rig to the company’s operation representative (Operation Geologist Coordinator on site).
8. Supervise contractor performance for all the services associated to geological operations such as mudlogging, MWD-LWD, wireline and pipe conveyed logging. This supervision shall include the check of quality and reliability of equipment, necessary spare parts and consumables and the performance of the crew.
9. Contribute, periodically or at reception of a new mudlogging/wireline unit, to technical audits to verify the compliance of contractor equipment and personnel to the contractual terms and conditions.
10. Participate to the supervision and verification of the labelling, conditioning, and shipment of samples and of all documents and reports issued by contractors.
11. Work closely with any other supervisors, notably the drilling and mud supervisors, appointed by company to form a cohesive and efficient team.
12. Organize and/or participate actively to pre-job meetings before each special operation such as wireline logging, open hole tests.
13. Actively participate to technical reports such as the Final Geological Well Reports or to any report related to the use of a new technology or when uncommon environmental or operational conditions are encountered.

Candidate profile
Qualifications & Experience:
1. Minimum BSc Hons Degree in Geology or other geosciences disciplines and must be certified to work as operation geologist (IFP certification).
2. At least 2 years of experience in the Operations Geology domain including Operations Geology, Petrophysics, and onshore drilling.
3. A strong ability to work in a cross functional environment, excellent communication skills
4. Willingness to learn and share, adaptability, rigor and pro-activity are critical behaviors required for the position


Work Hours: 8

Experience in Months: 24

Level of Education: Bachelor Degree

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