bout the Role
Service Dimensions:

• With support from the N+1, the incumbent is involved in coordination of COMPANY’s Well Geology Operations.
• Indirect Reports: Wellsite Geologists (2 – 4 members; Rig /Activity dependent).
• Key Collaborators: Field Assets, Drilling & Wells and Service Contractors.
• Asset Domains: Onshore, Offshore and Deep Offshore (AOBO; Pressure Context: Depleted, Normal, HP/HT).
• Annual Well Count: 6 – 10 Wells (2 – 3 Rigs; Development, Exploration and Appraisal), some Rigless Interventions.
• Annual Value of Supervised Contracts: 8 – 15 M$ (Formation Evaluation), excludes 1 – 2 M$ for Studies in Asset Budget.
• Annual Value of indirectly Implicated Contracts: 200 – 250 M$ (Drilling & Wells).

Activities
With support from the N+1, the incumbent follows-up and coordinates COMPANY’s Geological opera rations relating to (but not limited to):

• HSE: Championing and integrating common-s-sense and Company prescribed safety best practices in Well planning (e.g Pore Pressure Prognosis),), Geological data acquisition and follow-up of Well opera rations (Pore Pressure monitoring).
• Planning: Liaising with stakeholders (Drillers, Assets, Explo, AOBO…) to validate Well Conceptual Phase (3W) and define technical requirements (Well Statement of Requirements – WSOR) and mitigations required to drill Wells safely (including strategy for efficient execution of Geological Operations).
• Works with Service Contractors and Wellsite Geologists to plan logistics deployment (and demobilization) of personnel and equipment to and from the Wellsite.
• Operations Supervision: Coordinates Wellsite Geologists and Contractors to monitor and execute Well and Geological operations (LWD, Wireline Logging, Mud Logging, Coring, Formation Pressure Testing and Fluid Sampling, VSP…..).
• Reporting: Assuring timely, concise, and accurate reporting of Well activity (including Well Location Reports, Daily Reports and Geological End of Well Reports).
• Pore Pressure: Performance of Pore Pressure Studies (Pre, during and Post-Well) with support from N+1 and HQ specialists.
• Operations Quality Assurance: Liaising with Service Contractors (Wireline, Mud Logging….) to review performance and improve service quality through regular Service Quality Meetings, Audit of equipment (Unit, Gas Chain….).
• Cost Control: Tracking and management of costs related to Well monitoring and Formation evaluation activities.
• Know-How: Shares Geological operations feedback and experience to educate and inform stakeholders (GSR, DCD, HQ…).
• Mentoring: Coaching Wellsite Geologists (especially Juniors / Cadets) to grow technical autonomy and improve soft skills.

Requirements

• Formal Education (Diplomas): BSc or MSc in Geology (or equivalent).
•  Technical Background: geological operations planning and supervision, Geosteering operations, Formation evaluation, Mud Logging etc.
• Certifications: Must hold a valid certification from IFP Training in Subsurface Geological Operations.
• Behaviour: Team Player, Pro-active, Attentive to details, Good Communicator, Open-Minded.