Geologist/ Well Site Geologist/ Geoscientist

To obtain a suitable position for Geologist/Well Site Geologist / Geoscientists in an Upstream Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Company, who provides opportunities for continues learning in a supportive and conducive environment.

1. Oil & Gas Industries:
ľ More than 11 years deep experience in oil and gas industries as logging Geologist, Geological Engineer, Pressure Engineer in a Jindal Drilling & Industries Limited Mumbai(India), AK Hydrocarbon Pvt Limited, Mumbai (India)and International logging Inc. ( USA).


„« Worked for Jindal Drilling & Industries Ltd., Mumbai (India) as a Mud log geologist and Data Engineer (1993-2000)
„« Worked as Geological Engineer in an A K Hydrocarbon Pvt Limited, Mumbai (India) from 2004 to 2006.
„« Joined International Logging Inc. USA, as a Geological Engineer on 1st February 2006 for South Asia Project, Singapore.

Ph D (2005) in Geology from Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India.
M Sc (1992) in Geology from Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India.
B Sc (1990) in Geology from Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, India.

„« Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting (FPFF) at Suraksha marine, Mumbai (2007)
„« Elementary First Aid (EFA) at Suraksha marine, Mumbai (2007)
„« Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) at Suraksha marine, Mumbai (2007)
„« Personal Survival Techniques (PST) at Suraksha marine, Mumbai (2007)

Job Responsibilities:

i) On line monitoring & interpretation of various Drilling, Gas, Pressure and Mud Engineering parameters.
ii) Drilling cutting samples description, analysis, preparation of Master Mud logs and logs correlation.
iii) Marking, cutting & Packing of recovered Core Samples.
iv) Core samples description & analysis
v) Preparation and QA/QC of logs from Mud Logging Unit- Overpressure logs, Drilling Dynamics Log, Gas Ratio Logs and Mud Logs.
vi) Preparation of final well reports
vii) Detection of Hydro Carbon bearing horizons and abnormal pressure zones.
viii) Detection of overpressure & presentation of DĄŠ Exponent
ix) Separation of formation boundaries using LWD logs (Gamma Ray, Resistivity, Porosity, Density)