Operations Geologist

To work as an operations geologist

November 2003-Present
Senior Operation Geologist in OMV Islamabad Office.
Job function: Work closely with project geologists and drilling team / engineers to plan the well locations, drilling program, Formation Evaluation program, well trajectories for the directional wells. Supervise and coordinate with the wellsite geologists and logging companies, On wellsite evident wireline logging operations, Including MDT operations, coring. quick log analysis. Prepare Composit log and well correlations. Prepare well completion report. Coordinate with the joint venture partners operations department
September 2003-November 2003
Wellsite Geologist for Preussag Energy Yemen branch in Shabwa Basin
Assigned from OMV Vienna.
March 2002-September 2003
Wellsite Geologist for OMV (Pakistan)
Job Function: Analyze, evaluate and describe formations while drilling using cuttings, gas, and wireline data; comparing data gathered during drilling with predictions made at exploration stage; advise operations personnel on site and in operations office; identify lithostratigraphic formation boundaries, casing setting depths and coring points; calling for coring on shows and gas; advising on drilling hazards and drilling bit optimization; responsible for making decisions about suspending or continuing drilling in Coordination with the Exploration team. Supervising mudlogging, and wireline services personnel; monitoring quality control in relation to mudlogging, and wireline services; liaising with drilling engineers, petroleum engineers and mudloggers;
October 2001-March 2002
Drilling engineer for OMV (Pakistan)

Job Function: Monitoring daily progress of well operations and current daily costs, comparing actual costs with cost expenditure proposals and recommending changes or improvements to rig work techniques which could lead to optimisation of expenditure; liaising with specialist contractors; monitoring safety continually and ensuring good maintenance of the well; establishing and administering drilling and service contracts; supplying input to conceptual field development design.
April 2001- October 2001
Wellsite Geologist for OMV (Pakistan)
January 2001- April 2001
Wellsite Geologist for Mari Gas Company Limited.
April 2000- December 2000
Baker Hughes INTEQ as a Data Engineer
August, 1997 –March 2000
Geoservices Eastern Inc. as a Mudlogging Geologist.

May, 1994 – October, 1996
M.Sc Applied Geology from Azad Jummu & Kashmir University Muzaffrabad.

January, 1990 – March, 1994
B.Sc Applied Geology from Azad Jummu & Kashmir University Muzafrabad.

• Orientation/ Refresher, OMV HSEQ Management System.
• Presentaion Skils from ICI Pakistan-British Council Management Development Services Karachi.
• Basic Welllog interpretation from OGCI Petroskills Vienna
• Charisma Seismic interpretation from Schlumberger Islamabad
• Geoframe Geology office from Schlumberger Islamabad
• Geo for windows OMV Islamabad
• Technical report writing from SENSEI.
• Short course on Modular Surface System (MSS) from Baker Hughes INTEQ Islamabad.
• Short course on Reservoir Integrated System from Baker Hughes INTEQ Islamabad.
• Short course on mudlogging at Geoservices Eastern Inc.
• Short course on seismic interpretation, at Oil and Gas Training Institute Islamabad.
• Short course on Wellsite geology at Oil and Gas Training Institute Islamabad.
• Two week refresher course of surveying & drawing at Survey of Pakistan Training Institute Islamabad.

COMPUTER SKILL

Working experience of geological programs to aid data acquisition and interpretation at the well site including pressure detection and engineering software.
Working Knowledge of Geoframe From Schlumberger (Geology Office, Carisma and Petrosys) Well Cad.

Experience of working with different log presentation software (Geolite and RIS)

Working knowledge of Microsoft Windows operating systems, MS Dos, and NT windows

Working knowledge of MS Word, & Excel,

THESIS:

Six months structural and geological mapping of 672 sq. km of the project area.

Six months lab work including tectonics, structural, petrographical and geochemical interpretation.


PUBLICATIONS:

Tectonic Reinterpretation Constrains of Western Most Kohistan Complex in Timargara Dir District, Pakistan. Geol. Bull. Univ. Peshawar, Vol., pp. 311-323, 1997.

Some New Information on The Geochemistry and Economic Geology of Timargara Area, Dir District, NWFP Geol Bull Univ Punjab, 31 & 32, pp.69-78, 1997

Professional Affiliation.

Active member AAPG
Member PAPG.