How about the drilling engineer job? I did not see too much job for drilling engineer positions on your website.

Drilling is not economical nowadays as the reduction of oil price. That's why there are no recent drilling activities. 

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The work  is  exhausting and hard  It also requires skilled people with a strong spirit.

also you  must have passed courses  drilling.

Why not, I will do my best and use my experience in cementing, Coring and Directional Drilling in Drilling Engineer Position.

Drilling is not economical nowadays as the reduction of oil price. That's why there are no recent drilling activities

·         Provides day-to-day on-site leadership and supervision of drilling, completions and work over operations

·         Ensures that Company HSE policies, procedures, regulations and objectives are effectively implemented

·         Responsible for strict adherence to all Company systems, procedures, standards safety rules and regulations by an Company personnel and contractors on-site.

·         Responsible for clear and concise reporting of all well site drilling activities such as daily dulling reports, material transfers and safely meetings, and capture of lessons learned.

·         Responsible for reporting, investigations and follow-up of accidents and near misses on-site.

·         Responsible for performing site emergency plans and organizes regular emergency exercises and drills

·         On-site and timely reporting on DDR.

·         Responsible tor rig moves and rig position with proper Risk assessment and mitigation plans.

·         Primary contact with rig and third-party personnel at the rig site to ensure operations are performed in accordance with drilling program m a sale and cost-effective manner.

·         Oversees and orders the necessary services and equipment la conduct operations.

·         Ensures sale and timely return of equipment and surplus materials to Company stores upon completion of well operations.

·         Responsible for HSE procedures being continuously enforced, and for making effective decisions in emergency situations.

·         Ensures that safety regulations and practices are respected and followed by all personnel on rig site Including Contractor and Service Company employees.

·         Ensures operations comply with the Standard Drilling Instructions (SDI) and Drilling Safety Instructions (DSI) Manuals and procedures.

drilling engineer who manage the technical aspects of drilling both production and injection wells. they work in multidisciplinary teams alongside other engineer, scientist, drilling teams and contractors.

Drilling is a process in which Bit is used for drill a hole to produce crud oil, natural gas and Condensate.

Its a rought job need focusing, more skills and to know the job verry well, need team work, true leadership and real hard work and dedication to its finest to achieve the job safely and quickly.

A drilling engineer develops, plans, costs and supervises the operations necessary for drilling oil and gas wells. They are involved from the initial well design to testing, completion and abandonment.

Engineers can be employed on land, on offshore platforms or on mobile drilling units either by the operating oil company, a specialist drilling contractor or a service company.

The role can involve administering drilling and service contracts, engineering design, the planning of wells and supervising the drilling crew on site.

Drilling engineers work with other professionals, such as geologists and geoscientists, to monitor drilling progress, oversee safety management and ensure the protection of the environment.

The role of a drilling engineer can vary depending on the employer but tasks often include:

• preparing well data sheets;
• designing and selecting well-head equipment;
• drawing up drilling programmes, taking account of desired production flow rates;
• obtaining relevant data, carrying out engineering analysis on site and recommending necessary actions and writing up reports;
• monitoring the daily progress of well operations;
• keeping track of current daily costs, comparing actual costs with expenditure proposals and recommending cost-effective changes;
• liaising with specialist contractors and suppliers, such as cement companies or suppliers of drilling fluids;
• monitoring safety and ensuring the good maintenance of the well;
• adhering to environmental protection standards, in some cases through direct discussion with local governments to ensure compliance with legislative requirements;
• establishing and administering drilling and service contracts;
• coordinating and supervising the work of the drilling team;
• undertaking engineering design and the planning of wells (including development work);
• designing directional well paths (horizontally or multi-laterally, as appropriate);
• managing operations on behalf of small clients;
• contributing to conceptual field development design;
• working with multidisciplinary professionals to evaluate the commercial viability of the well and monitor progress during drilling;
• returning the site to its natural environmental setting if drilling is not to be pursued.