Well Engineer Advisor

Responsibilities He shall be able to manage the Project, team, assess and document the conformity of the service in accordance with procedures and operating instructions established. Advise office and field teams on workover and completion program optimization, ensuring high standards of engineering integrity. Provide high-level technical oversight for high-risk operations including well kills, complex fishing strings, and reservoir interface operations. Prepare, schedule, coordinate, and monitor daily workover activities. Review site performance metrics, participate in technical syntheses, and recommend alternative operational strategies. Ensure all operations are carried out in accordance with OERNL standards, HSEQ procedures, and good oilfield practice. Monitor compliance with codes, QA/QC policies, performance standards, and specifications. Personally supervise delicate or risky operations and optimize activities in relation to engineering, geology, and reservoir entities. Review operational deliverables and initiate corrective actions as needed. • Provide required documents and reports to the company in due time. Report regularly to the workover & completion superintendent on progress and agree on corrective actions if necessary. Validate rig-based reports and calculations, ensuring reliability of operational information (WDRs, cost follow-up sheets, etc.). Perform post-operational debriefings and prepare lessons-learned reports. Act as the interface for field and office communication. Coordinate workover and completion activities in line with the program, OERNL procedures, and best practices. Analyze downhole and surface data during well kill, fishing and other downhole and surface parameters, taking appropriate actions in case of abnormal trends. Anticipate potential problems and plan alternative strategies. • Compose and review OERNL operating procedures.Participate in operational decisions and contribute to workover and completion improvement plans. Participate in the production of technical and operational syntheses. Oversee remote safety and emergency systems, including rig safety emergency shutdown. Ensure respect for safety and environmental rules, safeguarding OERNL's assets. Organize drills, assess rig readiness for emergencies, and lead HSE awareness actions. Manage HSE action plans and ensure personnel are familiar with reference documents, training, and accreditations. Report and analyze any incident or anomaly, maintaining transparency. Requirements Bachelor's Degree or Higher National Diploma in Petroleum Engineering, Geology, or a related engineering discipline. An MSc in petroleum/geology or a related engineering field is preferred. A minimum of 10 years, high-risk drilling environments is preferred. Technical Skills: Advanced proficiency in Wellview data software, Compass or related engineering & well design software, and the Microsoft Office suite. Certifications: Valid BOSIET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training) IWCF (International Well Control Forum) or IADC Well Cap Level 4 certification, renewed every two years.