Engineer Engineering

Elenwo Gift

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Career Objective:

Desire a Position as a Petroleum/Completions Engineer- in any Corporation

Highly talented and result- oriented Petroleum Engineer with a proven record of accomplishments and consistent contributions that increase efficiency and control costs. Had acquired great deal of experience in Stimulation services and ability to plan, design and execute jobs to successful completion with QHSE as the greatest priority.

Proactive leader with the expertise to trouble shoot, initiate change, and implement engineering procedures / quality improvement processes while maintaining a positive, safe, and productive environment. Also willing to travel and relocate.

Summary of Qualifications

Experienced Petroleum Engineer

Thorough knowledge of engineering fundamentals

Extensive onshore oil & gas experience

Excellent communication skills-written, verbal, and presentation skills.

Strong background in contractual agreements for logging, and testing.

Excellent interpersonal skills.

Strong background in economic analysis.

Excellent skills in productivity tools for the PC.

Ability to work with a multi-disciplinary team, consisting of drilling, reservoir and production engineers.

Uncommon organizational skills with job planning and execution.

Strong supervisor, able to train and motivate teams to peak performance.

Well, versed in all aspects of petroleum and completions engineering, including inventory Hydraulic stimulation, well Optimization, safety programs, scheduling and maintenance.

Professional Experience

(Most Recent)

1/11/12- 06/01/12 APEX PETROLEUM ENGINEERING.

Petroleum Consultant

Responsibilities:

Design and execution of hydraulic fracture treatments.

Field studies related to optimizing stimulation procedures, production analysis, production engineering and writing.

Monitor frac jobs and use real time data to analyze the frac dimensions, measure frac geometry e.g. width, height, length, azimuth.

Also use net pressure, closure and tortuosity to determine fracture complexity.

Monitor surface treating pressure, total slurry rejection rate, proppant concentration and bottom hole pressure data and bottom hole gauge.

Run step down rate test and pi/si tests during pad. These tests are used to characterize the type of near well bore friction present, while the pi/si tests are used to determine closure stress.

Detailed fracturing design.

reservoir experience in evaluation support to business development.

Extensive experience in quick turnarounds, data rooms, turnaround analyses, asset and corporate evaluations.

Advanced Onshore unconventional experiences (liquids rich shale's)

Experienced Reservoir engineer with technical depth and focus on workflow (RTA, decline curve analysis)

Prepare completion procedures well bore schematics and cost estimates for new well completions.

Liaising with superintendents on a regular basis to provide flexible completions solutions.

Responsible for accuracy of field cost estimates and monthly accrual reporting.

Carry out production technology activities as a member of an integrated study team or in stand-alone discipline-based projects.

Developed plans for oil and gas field.

08/6/10- 12/5/11 GREAT WHITE ENERGY SERVICES (ARCHER WELL).

Technical Service Manager.

Responsibilities:

Perform job site assessment prior to rig up.

Review Job program proposal and understand treatment specification.

Stay up to date with Frac calendar.

Coordinate with company man on pump time.

Ensure that everything needed to frac is on location (Fluid, CO2 sand etc).

Ensure that correction can be made to the backside for monitoring at least the day prior to the treatment.

Managed coordinate rig-up to ensure wire line/coil tubing can be most efficient between treatment stages.

Efficiently manage and complete rig up in timely manner.

Display control of personnel and fracturing processes.

Proficient and timely with all paper work and calculations.

Ensure accurate and timely reporting of oil & gas upgrade business progress including monthly bookings, opportunity management, forecasting of TS business.

Managed and monitored the completion and evaluation of wells, well testing, and well surveys.

Assisted engineers and other personnel to solve operating problems.

Work with team to identify options, then develop the completion and input to the Project Statement of Requirements

Developed plans for oil and gas field drilling, and for product recovery and treatment.

Maintained records of drilling and production operations.

03/11/08- 07/18/10: TRICAN WELL SERVICE LLC.

Field Engineer¬

Responsibilities:

On-site treatment supervision, design fracturing jobs.

Review Job program proposal from the senior engineer to understand treatment specification.

Assist in writing job proposals/designs on the field.

Assist service line coordinator in determining calculations for chemical addictives and concentration for treatment.

Present job design proposals specification and procedures to customer on job site.

Work closely with operations in pre-job planning, confer with the program service line coordinator to develop and implement job operating procedures.

Conduct pre and post job analysis (i.e. pre job chemical, mud and water testing beaker tests, tank strapping, post-job information review).

Investigate and evaluate any job difficulties and or failures to diagnose faculty operations.

Prepare post-job treatment reports/summaries for the senior engineer.

Devised methods to improve oil and gas well production and determine the need for new or modified tool designs. Oversaw drilling and offer technical advice to achieve economical and satisfactory progress.

Assessed costs and estimate the production capabilities and economic value of oil and gas wells, in order to evaluate the economic viability of potential drilling sites.

Monitored production rates, and plan rework processes in order to improve production.

Analyzed data in order to recommend placement of wells and supplementary processes to enhance production.

Specified and supervised well modification and stimulation programs, in order to maximize oil and gas recovery.

10/09/06-02/27/08: PINNACLE/HALLIBURTON

Engineer (Microseismic)

Responsibilities:

Participated in engineering studies, design and completion programs, while helping with optimizing production.

Providing fracture designs, on site treatment supervision and engineering by working with operators and service- company personnel to develop and implement optimum stimulation designs.

To apply an integrated approach, this combines fracture transient analysis (well testing) and reservoir stimulation.

To apply fracture diagnostic technologies, this allows for direct measurement of how the reservoir responds to the treatment. This direct measurement of fracture dimensions and orientation combined with engineering and advanced software will improve treatment economics and performance in many ways which includes:

• Optimal number of fracture stages

• Increased coverage of the target pay zone

• Low completion cost

• Increased production

• Greater Net Present Value (NPV)

• Real-time model calibration and economics.

To apply tillmeter and microseismic mapping technologies, this allows determination of fracture orientation (azimuth and dip).

Write well completions report.

Conduct studies as directed by management.

10/31/2002 – 7/12/2006: HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERVICES

Responsibility: Associate Technical Professional

Attended Halliburton Technical excellence center.

Have a good knowledge of the job procedure, such as:

Primary cementing jobs, squeeze cement jobs, and plug cement jobs (PTA)

Outstanding knowledge of mud conditioning, pipe movement and pump rate.

Job calculation, such as pressure to bump top plug, capacity required to bump top of cement and top of spacer.

Class of cement, additives, concentration and purpose, density, yield and water requirements. Pump time, compressive strength and rheologies.

Sound knowledge of production procedures services tools, stimulation techniques and completion services. Good knowledge of rock mechanics, petroleum fluids and exploration methods.

directional drilling, logging, both cased and open hole.

09/1998 – 10/2002: DUBAI OIL & GAS COMPANY NIGERIA

Petroleum Engineer

Developed well – designed programs for drilling operations.

Well planning – pipe and casing design.

Effect of narrow annulus in case drilling ( smear effect )

Drilling fluids rheological model comparison – Bingham plastic, power law and yield point law.

Effect of ECD on the reservoir itself

Designed and executed drilling fluid technology.

Monitored the viscosity of drilling fluids.

Performed laboratory test for fluids compatibility.

5/1996 – 05/1997: WEST AFRICAN PETROLUM SERVICES

Field Engineer

Developed project plans, cost-estimate and cost-tracking.

Designed post-job evaluation

Pore pressure analysis and evaluation

Core laboratory analysis and well testing.

Computer Skills.

Microsoft Access/PPT/word/Excel/Outlook on an expert level

WinFrac, FRACPRO, GuyDon SMARTS, MEYERS, STIMPLAN, and other software applications that are applicable to the oil industry

Education and Professional Certification

University of Port Harcourt, NG

Post-Graduate Diploma(Masters) Petroleum Engineering, (1992; GPA: 3.8)

University of Port Harcourt, NG

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, (1988; GPA: 3.5)

Driver’s License

Yes

Class “A” CDL License

Permanent Resident

BUSINESS REFERENCES

NAME : OCCUPATION AND ASSOCIATION TO CANDIDATE TELEPHONE WITH EXTENSION

1. Wallace Littrell

Field Supervisor 573 -776-5797

2. Ransom Gauthier

Field Engineer 501 -428-7438

3. Vincent Achi Achinike Field Supervisor 307- 922-4850

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