Petrophysical Engineer

Seeking much more challenges outside Niger-Delta with a view of benefitting from an overseas/international assignment outside Nigeria.

Kehinde Fakolujo is a young, dynamic Petrophysicist currently working for Shell Group in one of the operating units in Nigeria based in Portharcourt. He has more than 10 years of oil industry experience as both studies and Operations Petrophysicist and it cut across data management, formation evaluation, operations monitoring, data acquisition & interpretation as well as cased and open hole logs acquisition, interpretation and evaluation. He has also been involved in resucitation of closed-in wells and integrity wells across the Niger Delta operating environment and this culminated in additional 51Mbopd annual average for the company in 2004. He is the first Petrophysicist to log the CBL/MFIT/GR/CCL across the open hole liner (OHL) deployed in one of the wells in Shell. He was also part of the Subsurface petroleum engineering team that looks at Land area asset of Shell in the eastern divisional operation area where there has been a lot of new technology deployement ranging from horizontal hole gravel packing, level-5 multilateral wells, installation of cableless communication sensors, expandable tubulars and FORMation junction technology.
He is currently working as Petrophysicist in the Opportunity development centre of Shell Nigeria and specifically on Aferolow-Oroni-Uzere project with a view of maturing the project via the opportunity realization process to final investment decision.
He is seeking much more challenges outside Niger-Delta with a view of benefitting from an overseas/international assignment outside Nigeria. He is happily married with a daughter and a son.

Education:
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife. Osun-state. 1988 – 1992 B.sc Physics(Hons) degree with specialisation in solid state physics.

2005-BOOK CLIFFS GEOLOGICAL FIELD TRIP/SEMINAR IN UTAH, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
2005-PRACTICAL RESERVOIR PHYSICS COURSE
2005-PETREL TRAINING
2004-Well engineering for other disciplines.
2003-P265 Integrated Petrophysics
2002-ECM-01 Enhanced contact management
2001-Advanced Reservoir properties and overpressure detection
2001-Geonet Finder course.
2001-P214 – Reservoir engineering for non Reservoir engineers
2000-P-270 Coring & core analysis
2000-G220 Quantitative subsurface integration
1999-P262 Petrophysics.
1999-P266 Formation cased hole evaluation
1999-P317 Introduction to Reservoir modelling
1998-P181 Subsurface development and integration.
1998-EP00 Introduction to Exploration and Production.
1998-EAT Environmental awareness training.
1998-Well site training.
1998-Production operation training.
1998-Production Chemistry Laboratory training.

CONFERENCES ATTENDED AND PUBLICATIONS

· Petrel for Petrophysicist training – July 2005.
· Book Cliffs Geological field trip/Seminar in Utah, USA – June 2005.
· SPWLA 45th Annual symposium at Noordwijk Holland, in June 2004.
· SPE conference Nigeria, 2000 & 2003.
· “Short radius horizontal sidetrack campaign in SPDC-East Nigeria; Petrophysical challenges”.
· Application of Tool’s response modeling in aiding operational decisions. – June 2003.
· Presentation on Result of the first CBL/MFIT across OHL in horizontal well. – November 2002.