Position Summary

• The Well Intervention Supervisor is responsible for the end-to-end planning, coordination, and execution oversight of well intervention operations aimed at restoring or enhancing production.
• Based in the office, the Supervisor manages intervention workflows, aligns service providers, and maintains operational oversight of field crews across multiple flow stations.
• This role is pivotal in ensuring all intervention activities are executed safely, efficiently, and in alignment with production targets and asset integrity standards.

Key Responsibilities

Planning and Coordination

• Develop well intervention programs including cleanouts, SCSSV replacements, coiled tubing, wireline, stimulation, and nitrogen lift operations.
• Review well histories, schematics, and diagnostics in collaboration with production and subsurface teams to determine optimal intervention scope.
• Coordinate with logistics, engineering, and service.
• Review risk assessments, job safety analysis (JSA), and ensure compliance with company HSE and well integrity standards.

Field Supervision (Remote + Targeted Onsite Oversight)

• Provide operational oversight of all well intervention activities through daily engagement with field crews and service supervisors.
• Conduct regular remote monitoring of job progress, ensuring alignment with approved procedures and timelines.
• Undertake periodic site visits for job kick off, critical operations, troubleshooting, and quality assurance.
• Serve as the primary office liaison for field teams, addressing operational challenges in real-time.

Execution Oversight and Reporting

• Track intervention progress for all active wells, monitoring service quality, operational efficiency, and safety performance.
• Ensure timely submission and review of daily field reports, service tickets, and post-job documentation.
• Lead operational debriefs to capture lessons learned and implement continuous improvement actions.
• Monitor and report on key performance indicators (KPIs), including Non-Productive Time (NPT), job cycle times, and production gains.

Qualifications and Experience.

• Minimum of 10 years’ oil and gas industry experience, with at least 5 years in well intervention operations and supervision.
• Degree or HND in Petroleum Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related technical discipline.
• Valid IWCF or IADC Well Intervention Well Control certification.
• Demonstrated expertise in coiled tubing, slickline, wireline, SCSSV change-outs, and stimulation operations.
• Familiarity with onshore/offshore production environments and multi-well project execution in Nigeria or similar regions.

Core Competencies

• Strong planning, coordination, and supervisory skills across office and field environments.
• Excellent communication and reporting capabilities, with stakeholder engagement experience.
• Deep technical understanding of wellbore mechanics, downhole intervention methods, and equipment requirements.