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Skilled Operators

If you prefer "getting your hands dirty" to being in the office, Our field positions are your sure bet. These are hands-on roles, which require practical people who prefer working longer hours, outdoors in all conditions, and often in remote locations.

Field Specialist

Field Specialists are responsible for managing crews and equipment and delivering service excellence, no matter what the conditions. Leading a highly trained team, you’ll not only have to motivate and manage them, but have the patience and drive to develop and train them. Responsibilities include the following:

  • participating or leading on equipment installations or operationsLorem
  • participating or leading on the job preparation process
  • liaising with customers on location and assist in troubleshooting
  • ensuring installation procedures are followed without compromising safety.

To apply, you will need to have a technical diploma or associate’s degree equivalent (minimum 2 years in technical college) or at least 3 years’ previous relevant experience in similar positions.

Equipment Operators

Equipment Operators ensure the correct equipment and materials arrive on time, on location, and are rigged up, tested, and ready to perform the job safely and with flawless service delivery. Responsibilities include the following:

  • risk analysis before each job and preventative maintenance once a job is finished to ensure our equipment is safe, clean and in working condition
  • attending prejob meetings with team, customer and third party personnel
  • complying with all HS&E, Quality, and IT standards and policies and participates in HS&E and Quality initiatives and programs.

Field Specialist

Maintenance Technicians perform and document the routine and advanced repairs, troubleshooting and diagnosis, and maintenance of Schlumberger equipment. Responsibilities include the following:

  • ensuring assigned equipment is continually maintained at the highest standards, resulting in proper functionality and minimum failures
  • responsibility for improving asset availability
  • training personnel on preventative maintenance

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An Oil Reservoir is Not a Giant Underground Pool

Contrary to widespread belief, an oil reservoir is not a giant pool of liquid beneath the ground that can easily be sucked onto the surface. Rather, the oil is trapped in the pore spaces between rock crystals and soil grains. Think of an oil reservoir as a giant sponge soaked in oil. It all comes down to how oil is formed i.e. the burial, compression and heating of dead organisms underneath sedimentary rocks over millions of years.

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