The Well Engineer II is required to Support the Planning and modelling well construction, intervention, and decommissioning programs for projects. Being part of initial Interface experiences with clients, sales and operations personnel. The job will cover all the aspects of Well Engineering related to wells, with an initial focus of well intervention, well slot recovery, and well decommissioning. He/she will also be responsible for technical project deliverables under the Well Delivery Process. 

Under supervision of the Project Lead: 

Responsible for the preparation and creation of deliverables as per the Well Delivery Process (including, but not limited to Basis of Design, Well Program, Rig Work Instructions) for well intervention, well slot recovery, and well decommissioning.  Ensures all Weatherford, customer, and regulatory governance are adhered to during the planning and execution of well activity.  Support and learn to lead day-to-day planning and operations in coordination with Project Lead, Well Site Supervisors, and service providers (Weatherford and non-Weatherford) related to assigned projects.  Surveillance and monitoring of daily drilling progress to ensure operations are conducted applying the optimum technologies and operational practices, and in adherence to the Well Basis of Design, Well Program, and Rig Work Instruction.  Interpret subsurface objectives for zonal isolation into optimised well barrier design.  Review well file history to prepare well integrity summaries and perform gap analysis for missing data requirements as part of initial well passport creation during Initiate and Concept design phases, selecting the optimised methods to deliver the requirements, and preparing well cost and time estimates to support AFE preparation. Review alternative technologies and methodologies to reduce the critical path (e.g. offline operations, combined / optimized BHAs, alternate conveyance methods, etc.). Technical support to wellsite team during execution including management of change, cost and progress tracking, troubleshooting, service quality resolution, and equipment coordination support. Prepare end of well reports (including performance summaries and lessons learned).  Use risk assessment tools to qualify and quantify risks in the well design and execution, in accordance with both Weatherford and customer’s risk management framework. Analysis of operational performance and coordination with operations personnel to implement changes in procedures and equipment. Support strategic business opportunities including but not limited to customer engagements, contractor engagements, and tender responses.

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Petroleum Engineering, Drilling, Mechanical) At least 3 years of relevant experience both field and office with either an Operator or Integrated Services OFS company.  In depth understanding of barrier philosophy (well barrier, well control) and well integrity.  Demonstrated knowledge of well design and planning, drilling safety and well control principles, environmental regulations, and field operations. Well Control certification at Supervisory level (e.g., IWCF Level 4). Experience in both land based and offshore based operations Experience of complex fishing operations is preference  Fully functional in Microsoft Office. Fluent written and spoken English