Schlumberger Oil Gas Job Career 2013

Job Vacancy Schlumberger

With a history and culture of science and innovation, we’re the world’s largest oilfield services company. Our people invent, design, engineer, and apply technologies that help customers find and produce oil and gas more efficiently and safely
—often in remote and challenging locations.

Founded in 1926, the company takes its name from Conrad and Marcel Schlumberger, brothers who transformed the energy industry with the revolutionary idea of using electrical measurements to map subsurface rock formations. We employ over 120,000 people and work in more than 85 countries. We leverage strong local experience and the diversity in thought, background, and knowledge that more than 140 nationalities bring.

As the demand for energy increases so does our need for hardworking, fresh talent to meet the engineering and technical challenges of today’s upstream oil and gas business. We have countless career opportunities that will let you prove your abilities from your first day of work. And we'll give you the training and support you need to succeed throughout your career.

Casing Driller
Location: All Locations

Qualifications

2- or 3-year associate degree from technical college or bachelor's degree in engineering or applied science.
Minimum 2 to 5 years of experience as an oilfield directional driller preferred.
Knowledge of state-of-the-art drilling technologies and practices.
Fluency in English language, with the ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing.
Excellent analytical skills and computer literacy.

Job Description

The Casing Driller is involved with, and can also be responsible for leading, all aspects of the casing drilling operations. Typical activities include planning for and preparation of the equipment, physical revisions to surface and downhole tools, and problem solving on the rig site. Mobility for commuting is required for this position.
Successful Casing Drillers are tenacious, excellent communicators, and versatile learners. They enjoy solving problems and can perform consistently in stressful work environments either independently or as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Responsibilities

Provide technical support on casing drilling to clients and crew members at the wellsite.
Keep abreast of all casing drilling techniques, tools, and methodologies: straight and directional hole, nonretrievable drill bits, retrievable systems, steerable bottomhole assemblies.
Develop expertise on casing drilling well planning techniques, rig procedures, methodologies, and operations parameters.
Prepare and deliver end-of-well reports and client's final product delivery report.
Manage inventory and supplies.
Maintain communication with the client wellsite representative, rig crew, and field support staff.
Follow up on all QHSE events and ensure incident reports are closed with clients.
Train, coach, and mentor less experienced casing drillers.


To apply, visit here : Career Schlumberger