Fresh Jobs at ExxonMobil

What role you will play in our team

Responsible for integrity management for assigned assets (focus on corrosion prevention, inspection, monitoring, control and high-level structural engineering evaluations). 

Engage Operations and provide integrity surveillance and management support. Primary equipment includes piping, pressure vessels, structures, foundations and subsea.

In addition to technical ability, the individual should demonstrate sound communication, facilitation, and interpersonal skills.

What you will do

• Develop and implement integrity activities that include inspection and corrosion monitoring and control on assigned operating facilities to ensure that these facilities are safe for operation and prevent premature failure. 
• Conduct pro-active corrosion engineering surveillance activities. Routine surveillance of field integrity performance (internal & external corrosion) for piping, pressure vessels, structures, pipeline & marine equipment, and identify opportunities to enhance existing facilities. 
• Analyze inspection results and conduct fitness for service assessment to ensure integrity of the equipment e.g. piping, vessels, pipeline, and risers. Ensure own recommendations for remedial actions are technically sound and cost effective. Ensure that all recommendations are followed through to completion.
• Integrate information between corrosion monitoring, prevention, detection to identify and assess potential threats 
• Develop prioritized seriatim listing of integrity issues for both shutdown and non-shutdown related deficiencies for effective work planning 
• Provide support on implementation of Facility Integrity Management System (FIMS) relating to equipment inspections and corrosion management. Work with program owners to develop annual inspection plans for assigned assets; develop KPIs and monitor implementation. Develop and share periodic reports on asset integrity status with asset level team.
• Perform other corrosion engineering functions, such as failure analyses, materials engineering and metallurgy studies, integrity chemical optimization, cathodic protection engineering and corrosion protection coating evaluations. Able to lead or participate in Root Cause Failure Analysis as required
• Provide technical advice to other MPN functional groups on materials engineering, inspection, failure analysis, welding and non-destructive testing 
• Evaluate changes proposed by the operations team and perform associated Management of Change to manage any associated risk appropriately. Ensure risk prioritization and execution of identified mechanical integrity deficiencies.
• Monitor regulatory compliance issues related to riser, pipeline and pressure vessel inspections for asset 
• Work independently on a wide range of facilities issues, including ability to research relevant technology and previous experience of others and apply these to problem solving 
• Ensures timely recognition, screening and communication of SHE risk and Reliability threats associated with equipment integrity i.e. piping vessels, pipeline, risers. Able to lead or participate in risk assessments as required.
• Develop and coordinate implementation of integrated risk based and cost effective integrity management or repair solutions
• Provide periodic updates to asset management on overall asset integrity status and stewardship
• Provide first line support for structural integrity assessments (member structural capacity evaluations for increased loading, structural modifications, etc.) and provide support for advanced level assessments where 
  required
• Work with all other integrity sub teams – corrosion prevention, inspections, coatings/repairs to come up integrated solutions to mitigate corrosion issues

About you

• Closely related professional experience
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering within discipline or equivalent professional experience
• Broad knowledge of discipline design standards, specifications, codes, and appropriate safety criteria
• Ability to appropriate engineering software. 
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• The candidate should be an engineer with a minimum of five years’ experience supporting asset integrity management for producing facilities in the oil and gas industry. 
• The preference is for engineers with a minimum of bachelor’s degree in chemical, mechanical, civil, structural, corrosion or metallurgical and materials engineering. 
• Additional certification to any NACE, API, ASNT or other similar corrosion and inspection societies is an added advantage

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

Provide and ensure competent Occupational Health services to employees of ExxonMobil to ensure a healthy workforce and a safe occupational health environment.

Enable access of patients to other levels of medical care as required.

What you will do

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES

• Carry out Fitness for Work Examination triggered by Human Resources; Pre-employment, Pre-Travel, Pre-entry and Periodic for designated position and Specified executives, Offshore and remote location medicals, Post Illness, or other special/task specific medical examinations.
• Carry out clinical and administrative duties to meet the objectives of the special programs, e.g., MCP, Alcohol & Drug policy, Medical Surveillance program.
• Clinical management of Occupational diseases and support of incident management
• Facilitate return to work by effective rehabilitation program.
• Participate in Health Protection and Promotion programs, e.g., Malaria, Pandemic Flu, Tuberculosis, and other diseases of Public Health importance.
• Representation in committees alongside interface departments to further Health and Safety Initiatives within company and the communities.
• Coordinate OIMS as it relates to MOH.
• Emergency stabilization and first Aid care for contractor personnel with acute illness/injury at work Adequate documentation of all cases – Appropriate record keeping.
• Call Duty coverage as required.

TEACHING & HEALTH EDUCATION

• Active in coaching and teaching within the department.
• Conduct Health Talks at various levels of employee forums as required.
• Publish Health awareness messages/alerts via company electronic and paper media.
• Coordinate lectures for Medical Students/resident doctors interested in Occupational Medicine

OTHER TASKS

• Coordination of health projects 
• Interface activities with other departments

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Basic medical degree in General Medicine (MBBS, MBBCh, MBCHB or equivalent).
• Fellowships: Fellowship in Internal medicine, Family medicine or other medical specialties. 
• Must have current BLS/ ACLS certificates. 
• Competency & good experience in Clinical Medicine. 
• Master of Public Health and/or Diploma or higher qualifications in Occupational Medicine is an added advantage

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• Fellowship in Internal medicine, Family medicine or other medical specialties. 
• A minimum of 10 years of clinical experience after graduation from Medical School.

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

The successful candidate will support drillwell opportunity generation and maturation - work program planning and execution covering drilling, completions, and workover scopes.

What you will do

• Ensuring the application of the best available economical technology in drilling, completions, and workover operations.
• Preparing well cost estimates, equipment selection and application, program execution surveillance, improvement of daily progress and follow-up assessments.
• Preparing, and revising, when necessary, a complete drilling or completions or workover program. Work closely with cross-functional teams to assure the program is based on all available geological and reservoir information from offset wells in the area (if any).
• Monitoring drilling, completion, or workover operations according to safety and quality control standards, environmental regulations, corporate policy, and contract terms.
• Providing rig site technical support to Wells Operations Supervisors during procedure execution activities including but not limited to critical well construction and intervention operations, well control situations or abnormal pressure detection.
• Analyzing execution performance at intermediate depths and upon completion of the well. Work with Operations personnel and third-party service partners to implement changes in procedures and equipment based on results of analyses.
• Devising cost-effective techniques to drill, complete, and rework company-operated wells.
• Preparing final well reports with strong emphasis on lessons learned.

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Strong drilling and completion engineering background with the ability to assure application of the best available economical technology during planning and execution phases.
• Strong analytical skills with ability to source, analyse and interpret benchmark data.
• Self-motivated with the ability to make effective individual contributions within a functional team
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• Bachelor's degree with a minimum of second Class Upper Division (2.1) in any of the following engineering disciplines: Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Petroleum, Electrical/Electronics, and Subsea.
• Minimum of 5 continuous years of drilling, completion, and cognate operations experience. Advanced technical skills in Wells Engineering including directional drilling, borehole management, casing and tubing design, cementing, abnormal pressure detection, bit selection, drilling and completion fluids, sand control techniques, well intervention, etc.
• Well-rounded knowledge and exposure to completion and workover activities and ability to work in and develop all phases of the operations; from well design and planning to execution.
• Excellent computer skills - familiarity with relevant drilling and completion engineering software and applications.
• Good understanding of basic safety practices in oil and gas offshore operations.
• Ability to work within a team with good interpersonal skills and to thrive in a multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural environment.
• Support creativity and possess good coordination skills.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Uncompromising integrity.
• NYSC discharge or exemption certificate.
• Readiness to work in our various work locations.

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

• Provide reservoir engineering technical support and expertise to Deepwater Oil & Gas development projects and production operations
• Work with multi-discipline teams to support optimal asset development and reservoir management
• Leverage fundamental reservoir engineering skills in reservoir characterization, development and depletion planning, opportunity generation, and production optimization

What you will do

• Planning, evaluation and/or execution of field development / drill well programs
• Identifying key reservoir uncertainties and providing recommendations to address financial and operations risks and improve decision quality
• Improving reservoir description through fluid analysis, core evaluation, well testing interpretation, and production performance analysis
• Conducting production forecasts and reserves assessments to support development / depletion planning and production optimization opportunities
• Developing and/or leveraging new reservoir engineering technologies to support business solutions

About you

The ideal candidate must possess the following requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering required - preferably Petroleum or Chemical; Advanced Degrees (Master’s / PhD) in PE also welcome
• A minimum of 5-10 years of experience in Reservoir Engineering
• Previous experience in reservoir analytical performance prediction, asset development and depletion planning, reserves assessment, reservoir surveillance & optimization, volumes forecasting, economic analysis and data management
• Candidates should be self-motivated and focused on achieving business results while working in a multi-disciplinary team. Demonstrated teamwork, communication and leadership skills are essentia

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

Candidate should be competent in skills listed below:

• Reservoir Simulation
• Pressure Transient Testing
• Fluid sampling and analysis
• Enhanced Oil Recovery
• Core Analysis
• Petrophysics 
• Fluent in both written and spoken English, have good organizational and coordination skills, and be able to work well with others
• Open to Flexible work hours

go to method of application »

What you will do

The successful candidate will undergo on-the-job training in various engineering skill areas to prepare him/her for assignments in any designated engineering aspect of oil and gas production anywhere in Nigeria

About you

The ideal candidate must possess the following requirements:

• At least a Bachelor's degree with a minimum of second Class Upper Division (2.1) in any of the following engineering disciplines: Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Petroleum, Electrical/Electronics, Industrial & Production, Subsea, Material & Metallurgical
• A maximum of three (3) continuous years of relevant industry experience. Recent graduates with no previous experience can apply
• NYSC discharge or exemption certificate

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• Ability to work in a multi-disciplinary team
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Readiness to work in our various work locations
• Open to changing priorities and work loads
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

Responsible for providing design engineering support (conceptual studies; FEED; detailed design; brownfield verifications; review and update of specifications; engineering surveillance; specialized studies /assessments; risk assessments, design reviews, constructability reviews, etc.) in the Instrumentation, Controls and Electrical Engineering discipline to assigned project teams. Interphase with Operations and provide discipline engineering expertise to support maintenance and operations activities. Implement engineering surveillance programs to ensure that all relevant aspects of the quality assurance and control (QA/QC) programs and procedures are strictly followed in the performance of all work. 

The role will also be responsible for managing the health of Instrumentation, Controls and Electrical equipment in an operating asset and providing routine update to asset leadership on health status, exposures, and mitigation plans. This includes the application of technical guidance documents and best practices to specify cost-efficient, fit-for-risk maintenance and inspection programs, coordinating the execution of maintenance /inspection programs, leading troubleshooting of equipment technical issues, reviewing program execution data and implementing learnings on a continuous improvement basis

What you will do

• Participate in and provides discipline engineering expertise during conceptual studies, FEED, and detailed design of assigned projects.
• Participate in brownfield verifications; review and update of specifications; engineering surveillance (QA/QC); specialized studies /assessments; risk assessments, design reviews, constructability reviews, etc.
• Work with Lead Design Engineer and/or Project Engineer to define design objectives to align contractor and design team activities to meet project goals.
• Apply sound technical and engineering knowledge and best practices to project teams in compliance with approved Company standards and specifications. Prepares documents required to incorporate changes or deviations to design practices and standards, and the project design basis per Projects' change management procedures, logs each proposed change / deviation and coordinates the review and approval. 
• Directly accountable for the quality of the design product within the Instrumentation, Controls, & Electrical Engineering discipline. Monitor design consultant’s engineering work quality. Ensure design consultants are familiar with, and utilize Company approved standards, specifications, and practices. Reviews design packages from inception to start-up per Company specification requirements. Participates in project milestone drawing reviews, hazard  assessments (HAZOP's, etc.), design assessments, constructability reviews, etc. 
• Steward development of contractor's design review packages, coordinates the meetings, stewards review of ICE discipline deliverables, and ensures that responses to the contractor is coordinated and clearly communicated then appropriately stewarded through close-out. 
• Define requirements, evaluates alternatives, and recommends solutions for technical issues within his discipline area.
• Contribute to development and reviews of design philosophies with other discipline engineers and subject matter experts. 
• Identify, define, obtain endorsement, and recommend the application of new technologies for specific designs. 
• Interphase cross-functionally to provide a multidisciplined approach to project design. Provide technical support for engineering services acquisition, including development of the Job Specification, Request for Services, technical / commercial evaluation, and award. 
• Responsible for design phase coordination / management and formally accepts design drawings and documentation, maintains project design files, and tracks technical issues / deviations until resolved. Ensures the design consultant meets all technical and non-technical contractual obligations and provides relevant results to the PT. Monitors contractor's cost / progress performance and takes corrective action when required.
• Reviews design drawings and technical specifications for equipment purchases and participates in kick off meetings.
• Equipment maintenance and inspection program design, periodic review and driving improvement actions
• Equipment maintenance and inspection data analysis; driving actions from learnings and insights
• Technical lead for equipment troubleshooting and recovery, including root cause analysis for complex failures
• Clear and timely communication to asset leadership on equipment issues, exposures and opportunities
• Lead initial opportunity and exposure risk screening and assessments; participate in detailed risk assessments

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Engineering degree with a minimum of B.S. level in Electrical & Electronics Engineering 
• Basic knowledge of discipline design standards, codes, and specifications. 
• Basic knowledge of appropriate engineering softwares (AutoCAD, Intools, Smart Plant, SKM, ETAP etc.) 
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite of applications
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities. 
• Fluency in written and spoken English. Competency in both Instrumentation & Controls and Electrical Engineering is mandatory

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• Candidate must have a minimum of 5-year experience in the Oil & Gas / Energy sector. 
• Very Strong Brownfield experiences with ICE projects
• Versatile with design, construction, installation, and commissioning of power systems (generators, electric motors/drives, transformers, and UPS), instrumentation, process control, and safety systems. 
• Knowledgeable in Industrial Controls System Security Requirements and application in EPC phases of projects.
• Competency in leading technical evaluation of vendor submissions & apply total lifecycle cost concepts for IC&E material / equipment procurement.
• Adept in developing conceptual designs for procurement, fabrication, and installation for E&I projects.
• Demonstrate competency in hazardous area compliance with equipment selection in designs

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

The Process Engineer stewards all phases of process engineering for operations and design activities. For Operations, the engineer provides expertise by running simulation and looking at operating data to troubleshoot process challenges. Engineer also looks at operating data and simulation model to optimize production. The engineer will steward process related operational challenges and work to overcome the issues

What you will do

• Ensure effective Process and Facilities engineering support to Assets
• Lead and perform process optimization studies to identify / evaluate capital / operating cost savings, process configuration alternatives, safety facilities requirements, etc.
• Perform effective surveillance ensuring timely analysis and reporting exceptions, produces KPIs and works with maintenance program owners to update
• Define facilities improvement opportunities
• Execute Root Cause Failure Analysis on failures above acceptable thresholds
• Identity, assess and communicate timely safety and reliability exposures 
• Participate in Hazard & Operability Reviews for new / modified facilities / in support of existing plant facilities
• Contribute to operation procedures development and improvement as well as maintenance strategies development and improvement
• Provide commissioning & start-up assistance for new / modified facilities, as required
• Provide technical oversight for engineering contractor's work during front end engineering & design / detailed engineering to ensure consistency with Company methods & guidelines, project specifications & owner's requirements
• Steward discipline engineering queries from the Contractor and sub-contractors as well as technical information requests
• Participate in discipline engineering reviews at Contractor's and subcontractor's locations
• Drives and promotes capital efficiency in engineering design
• Monitor and lead junior engineers in the development of process design specifications, including the development of heat & material balances, design flow plans, process equipment design, preliminary hydraulic balances, utility balances, basic process control & instrumentation, materials selection, safety facilities

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• BS degree in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent, required
• Relevant >5 years working experience

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• Experience in petroleum refining / chemical process industry / with an engineering contractor serving these industries
• Capital project development experience
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

The role of the Subsea Engineer covers the following principal areas:

• Surveillance and flow assurance reporting for subsea facilities Technical support for operations and maintenance of subsea trees, jumpers and manifolds and associated control systems
• Integrity management (define & support inspections, surveys etc) of subsea facilities to assure safe and reliable operations in compliance with industry practice 
• Management of subsea equipment and operating spares 
• Oversight of operational execution activities for subsea interventions, well installations, hook-up, tie-ins and commissioning including marine/Remote Operated Vehicle (ROV) requirements and deployment, as well as inspection, maintenance and repair activities 

What you will do

• Troubleshooting subsea flow assurance issues as and when they arise. 
• Troubleshooting subsea control system and other equipment issues as and when they arise. 
• Conduct proactive surveillance of subsea equipment from data interrogated from surveillance tools and present insights on performance in addition to identifying opportunities to enhance existing operations. 
• Develop and implement subsea inspection and survey activities of subsea equipment i.e., flowlines, jumpers etc. to ensure that the subsea equipment are safe for operations 
• Analyze inspection results and conduct fitness for service assessment to ensure integrity of the subsea equipment. Ensure recommendations for remedial actions are technically sound and cost effective. Ensure that all recommendations are followed through to completion. 
• Perform failure analyses and able to lead or participate in Root Cause Failure Analysis as required
• Technical supervision of preparation, execution and postcompletion reporting for subsea construction and inspection, maintenance & repair (IMR) activities. 
• Support maintenance of subsea equipment and spares inventory and subsea tooling. 
• Provide oversight to Subsea Contractors, Vendors and suppliers. 
• Oversee onshore repair of failed key equipment withdrawn from service 
• Evaluate changes proposed by operations team and perform associated Management of Change to manage any associated risk appropriately.
• Work independently on a wide range of facilities issues, including ability to research relevant technology and previous experience of others and apply these to problem solving 
• Ensures timely recognition, screening and communication of SHE risk and Reliability threats associated with subsea equipment integrity. Able to lead or participate in risk assessments as required.
• In addition to technical ability, the individual should demonstrate sound communication, facilitation, and interpersonal skills

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Engineer with a minimum of five years’ experience supporting operations and maintenance of subsea equipment for producing facilities in the oil and gas industry
• Knowledgeable of basic subsea system architecture, fundamental different types of subsea hardware and functionality including Trees, Manifolds, Jumpers, Connectors, valves, trees, chokes, instruments, manifolds, jumpers, umbilicals, downhole components, Insulation Systems etc. 
• Knowledgeable of the fundamental different types of subsea controls hardware and software functionality including EPU (comms on power, power and comms), Master Control Station (MCS) (PC, PLC), Topsides Umbilical Termination Assembly (TUTA), Subsea Control Module (SCM), Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) (direct hydraulic, E-H MUX), umbilicals, flying leads, instrumentation etc. and basic requirements
• Familiar with operation of typical subsea system including general layout and process flow, chemical distribution, and control philosophy including safety systems. 
• Familiar with subsea ROV and diving intervention operations for common failures 
• Familiar with subsea system terminology, applicable industry and company codes and standards. 
• Understands the basic subsea equipment installation sequences including functions of running tools, landing string components and Intervention Work over Control System (IWOC's)

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering within discipline or equivalent professional experience
• Broad knowledge of discipline design standards, specifications, codes, and appropriate safety criteria
• Ability to use appropriate engineering software. 
• Ability to adapt to tight deadlines, heavy workloads, and frequent changes in priorities
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs
• Read, write, and speak fluent English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

Provide direct and specific loss prevention / risk engineering support for evaluating threats and opportunities associated with Production Operations (Joint Venture Operations – JVO and Deepwater Operations – DW), Support Operations and the Technical organizations (OT, NPO, Wells etc.). This is provided in a format consistent with the provisions of the Risk Assessment and Management System (RAMS), and adheres to Corporate guidelines, regulatory guidelines and industry standards.

What you will do

Provide loss prevention and risk engineering technical leadership and expertise:

• Deliver Operations Risk Assessment Evaluation, provide Stewardship of mitigation actions and residual risk review for all threats & opportunities. 
• Coordinate team members and stakeholder reviews in concurrence, in addition to the following expectations:
  • Lead, facilitate, scribe, and participate in workshops for Risk Screening / Risk Assessment / Higher Consequence Scenario Management / SCTA / Safety Case / HAZOP 
  • Coordinate / Perform Loss Prevention Studies (i.e. Consequence Analysis Studies)
  • Prepare and secure approval of Risk Assessment Management Summary reports
  • Review, maintain, track progress, and advise on risk mitigation actions.
  • Review and secure approvals for risk scenario extensions in line with expectations of OIMS 2-1

Other expectations include:

• Develop and periodically update Project Risk Assessments which includes hazard identification, risk assessment and loss prevention studies. These are performed during design, construction and start-up phases of projects.
• Coordinate external interfaces with regulators and Safety Case consultants, ensuring Production Facility Operations Safety Case adhere to Corporate and regulatory requirements, and to ensure adequate safeguards are in place to manage risks to as low as reasonably practicable (ALARP)
• Coordinate internal cross-discipline engagements with other technical organizations, and members of the SHE group, to develop comprehensive multi-disciplinary approaches to safety.
• Provide process safety technical leadership and support for safety incident classification, investigations, lessons learned application and communication.

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science Degree, preferably in Chemical or Mechanical Engineering. A higher degree in Risk / Safety Engineering would be an added advantage 
• 5+ years relevant oil & gas industry experience
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs. Proficiency in consequence assessment modelling tools, like PHAST, would be an added advantage
• Fluency in written and spoken English, especially as it applies to technical and business communications.
• Behavioural expectations: Strong Team Player, Good Communication skills (written and verbal), Good Coordination and Collaboration skills, Good Technical, Problem solving and Analytical skills

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

• 3+ years broad knowledge and experience with
• Process Safety & Risk engineering principles, theories and concepts
• Facilitation or participation in Risk Assessment/ HAZOP Studies 
• Application of process safety related codes, standards, and practices in regulation of oil and gas facility production design and operations (i.e. API 14C, 14J, 794, NFPA etc)

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

The PCE specializes in Cost Engineering and Project Controls. To enable successful competitive outcomes, the PCE is fully integrated within the project teams, working closely with project development and execution resources to deliver industry leading projects. While schedule & cost performance is owned by the project manager; the PCE utilizes discipline knowledge and toolkit to provide key insights to project team and the business through analysis and clear communication and supports the completion of the project per the POS

What you will do

• Provide cost estimate input into POS, Right Scope, Gate / funding reviews, execution planning strategies and overall project implementation. 
  • Lead screening, stage 2, stage 3 cost estimate development with project / business team input
  • Drive implementation of benchmarking feedback into project basis
  • Coordinate/facilitate stage 3 scope / cost tracking and timely development of estimate recast to control budget for assigned projects.
• Steward appropriated cost from early stages through execution and startup including Owner's Cost for assigned project.
  • Provide monthly status/ progress reports and/or forecast updates for assigned projects in coordination with project team input.
  • Track spend and progress, analyse Opportunities & Vulnerabilities areas; recommend corrective actions to project team.
  • Provide cost inputs into contract strategy development, contract administration and implementation. 
  • Provide input to the accounting team for accrual booking consistent with Work In Place and reversal of accrual for booked invoices
  • Invoice Attestation to ensure payment is consistent with value received.
  • Lead end project benchmarking activities / feedback and support reappraisals and actual project cost data feedback.
• Develop and update cost estimating guidelines.
• Support JV partner and PSC interfaces – budget/work program preparation, cash calls, performance reviews, etc.
• Support compliance with business controls policies including support for Project Closeout process (as applicable) Identify, drive, and promote capital efficiency, innovations, and initiatives

About you

Skills and Qualifications

• Project Controls
• Cost Engineering
• Data Foundation/Analytics
• Site Safety
• Contracting/Sub Contracting
• Execution Planning
• Benchmarking
• Collaborates
• Communicates Effectively
• Courage of Conviction
• Makes Sound Decisions 
• Creates Business Value
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite of software programs

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

Thorough and extensive knowledge of:

• Project controls principles, theories, and concepts
• ExxonMobil practices, processes, and expectations with respect to project controls
• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering 
• 5+ years’ experience spanning project management/execution and production/facilities engineering.
• Willing to relocate to required project site

go to method of application »

What role you will play in our team

The Operations Geologist will be responsible for the planning and execution of ExxonMobil’s drill-wells in Nigeria The work assignment consists of specialization in one or more of the following areas: (a) Pore Pressure Prediction and in-situ stress analysis, (b) Site Investigation (shallow Hazard) interpretation, and (c) Geo-steering, Well planning/Designing and Operations Geology support 

The Operations Geologist is expected to possess a broad range of fundamental geoscience skills and the ability to comprehend and integrate Well and Seismic data, ideas, and skills to solve Operations Geology challenges across Exploration, Development, Production and Research 

He/She will contribute independently, as well as mentor less experienced colleagues, to ensure drilled wells attain well objectives

What you will do

Responsibilities may include but are not limited the below mentioned:

• Demonstrate Safety leadership and uphold ExxonMobil’s Safety culture ensuring No Spills and the Nobody Gets Hurt, both in the office and if required, on the rig site. 
• Strong understanding of Integrated Pore Pressure Prediction and Surveillance 
• Strong understanding of Site Investigation including Shallow Drilling Hazards Evaluation (top-hole prognosis) and riserless drilling geohazards 
• Well Planning and Surveillance (may include but not limited to): 
  • Coordinate with the Wells organization and the project Petrophysicist in the contract technical evaluation for MWD/LWD, Wireline, and Mud Logging services (Procurement & Tendering) 
  • Evaluate technical services and compile cost estimates for Wellsite Geology, Wellsite Biostratigraphy, Core Handling/Preservation and Analysis, and Wellsite Data management services as needed 
  • Compile and document Well Objectives, Formation Evaluation plan, operations & communication protocols, and data/sample distribution into a Geological Program
  • Compile well and evaluation plan information in support of Company Regulatory groups (Regulatory) 
  • Participate/lead regular coordination and planning meetings with the Wells and Geoscience Teams 
  • Facilitate and communicate with Wells Engineers and project geologists to produce a well plan and casing design which will enable complete evaluation of geologic objectives, while maintaining an economic and cost-effective solution 
  • Supervision, logistical and technical support of Wellsite Geologic personnel (Wellsite Geologists, Service Company personnel) in order to gather complete, high quality geologic data sets as specified. 
  • QC and local loading, storage, and archival of all relevant electronic and physical data using systematic file naming and organization. 
  • Capture lessons learned for future operational improvements
• Assist, if necessary, in wellsite-based activities, including selection of casing seats, geosteering, wireline logging, coring and formation testing programs.
• Review and analysis of geologic evaluation programs and service company performance on a well by well or monthly/quarterly basis to identify and address areas with room for improvement.
• Compile and distribute final well reports, logs, and supporting documents to all parties in a timely fashion.
• Present technical work to Subsurface and Wells teams including but not limited to TD protocol reviews, pre-spud meetings and after-action reviews

About you

The ideal candidate must possess the following requirements:

• Ph.D. or Masters degree in Geoscience (Geology or Geophysics) and a Bachelors degree with a minimum of second class upper in Geology, Geophysics or Physics
• Minimum of three (3) continuous years of relevant industry experience
• NYSC discharge or exemption certificate

Preferred Qualifications/ Experience:

Candidate should be competent in at least nine (9) skills listed below:

• Fluent in both written and spoken English, have good organizational and coordination skills, and be able to work well with others
• Open to Flexible work hours
• Experience as an Operations Geologist
• Offshore and Deep Water (Barge, Jackup, MODU) drilling experience
• Offshore experience including platform/deviated well drilling with associated technologies (e.g. LWD, WL)
• Experience with mud logging; cuttings description; real-time image logs; and correlating them to determine lithology and well path.
• Experience with basic FE interpretation for identifying rock type, fluid type, borehole conditions, etc.
• Experience utilizing azimuthal ultra-deep resistivity (AUDR) for geosteering deepwater highly directional/deviated wells
• Experience with MPD drilling practices
• Experience with production drilling environments and challenges, i.e. depleted sand, wellbore stability, fluid type uncertainty and etc.
• Experience with directional drilling, well planning, depth control measurements; and understanding of BHA's (Bottom Hole Assembly)
• Experience with coring operations
• Integrated Pore Pressure prediction
• Shallow Drilling Hazards Evaluation or Geohazards Assessment