Drilling and completions jobs give you the chance to make Chevron’s drilling operations and finishing processes are safe, environmentally friendly, and cost-effective. Chevron engineers are experts in a multitude of fields. Chevron technical staff must possess high levels of integrity, competence, and freedom, as well as a collaborative effort style. A drilling engineer is in charge of the financial and technological aspects of gas and oil extraction. Multinational corporations that gather and produce oil and gas frequently hire drilling experts. They are in charge of analyzing and managing existing wells, as well as assuring that safety precautions are taken, designing components, and estimating machinery and building costs. Drilling engineers usually devise and implement strategies for drilling wells that will save the company money while also keeping other personnel safe. Drilling engineers often work lengthy, irregular hours and be required to travel to and from many working sites. Drilling engineers can be stationed on land or stations or rigs off the coast.
Chevron Drilling Engineer Job Titles:
- Chevron Drilling Engineer
- Drilling Engineer
Chevron Drilling Engineer Job Summary:
We are looking to hire an experienced drilling engineer for our firm. The drilling engineer works in the preparation and post-audit of oil and gas well drilling for the corporation under limited supervision and control. This position is responsible for closely monitoring well activities, tracking daily and hourly efficiency, and putting engineering procedures in place. By analyzing costings and budget-level cost information, and confirming substantial cost overruns, this job is accountable for improving the quality of drilling expenses. Collaborate with different resource groups, including geology, regulation, building, completions, producing, sourcing, midstream, and service industry. You must participate in identifying risks and incorporate critical findings into the drilling process to ensure the safe scheduling of the drilling stage of oil and gas wells. Drilling programs, program changes, and other supporting material, such as directional designs and licenses, must be developed and delivered on schedule for operations under their supervision. Before selecting a vendor for the award, conduct a request for bids from suppliers for supplies and solutions and ensure thorough analysis is completed.
Chevron Drilling Engineer Job Responsibilities and Duties:
- Creating wells to aid in the development of a region
- Creating projected costs and risk assessments
- Operational monitoring and optimization
- Directional drilling, mud works, casing, drill string layout, and completions all benefit from technological innovation.
- Drilling, finishing, and workover activities are all under my supervision.
- Controlling business logistics and monitoring
- Taking care of technological issues.
- Security and catastrophe recovery protocols are being enforced
- Keeping track of operations concerning budgets.
- Analyzing production statistics daily.
- Drilling activities pricing and timing
Chevron Drilling Engineer Skills and Qualification:
- A degree in engineering is a must
- Complete internship
- Earn a license from your state
- Minimum 7 years of experience in drilling field
- Ability to communicate and listen
- Powerful physical strength and manual dexterity
- Managerial and job assignment skills
- Ability to compose reports
- Ability to work in a team and collaborate
- Analytical reasoning and problem-solving skills
- In high-pressure settings, the ability to remain calm
