Wellsite Geologist (Contract)
Wellsite Geologist (Contract)-08332
Description
We have an exceptional contract opportunity for an experienced Offshore Wellsite Geologist for a one year term with possible extension.
As the successful candidate you will report directly to the Manager, Subsurface and assume responsibility for all aspects of wellsite geological duties.
Specific duties include:
- Conducting wellsite geological roles on the rig including sample descriptions, reservoir quality interpretations, hydrocarbon identification, formation top identification
- Communicating, verbally, daily and more frequently as required with the Operational Geologist in the St. John's office
- Providing daily (morning) written reports to the operational team
- Playing a key role in the identification and communication of core points and total depth (TD)
- Liaising with the Drilling Supervisor on geological situations relative to well progress and prognosis
- Recommending initiatives based on well progress, using in-depth analysis and experience
- Communicating effectively with other rotational wellsite personnel
- Preparing and submitting appropriate documentation for daily activities and final well reports
Qualifications
Our ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
- Bachelor of Science in Geology
- Minimum 10 years' wellsite geology experience with five years' experience in offshore environments
- Direct experience within the Jeanne d'Arc Basin on a floating rig would be an asset
- Knowledge of sandstone reservoirs and identification markers in thick mud/siltstone packages
- Good knowledge of the integration of Measurements While Drilling /Logging While Drilling (MWD/LWD) data with formation and other drilling information;
- Proficient with Powerlog software would be an asset. Strong computing skills and ability to learn new software is essential if no direct Powerlog experience
- Strong interpersonal, communication and presentation skills
- Proven ability to work in a team environment dealing with people from various disciplines
- Able to work effectively with others on the team and within the organization to achieve goals, and to identify and resolve problems
- Superior analytical skills to identify key issues based on relevant data and provide appropriate solutions/recommendations
- Adaptable to a variable working environment and with different tasks, responsibilities and people;
- Capable of acting independently, when required, and with initiative to achieve goals beyond what is required
- Ability to work a flexible schedule with significant periods of time away from home. A sample schedule may include 3 weeks on the rig, 1 week in the St. John's office, and 2 weeks off. The schedule will vary.
Medical (Physical) Requirements/Standards
- You will be required to travel/work offshore on a 3 weeks on, 3 weeks off rotation and therefore must successfully complete the medical assessment and required training for clearance to work in that environment.
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