Offshore cook tasks

Offshore cook tasks

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I. List of Offshore cook duties:

1. Participating in multidisciplinary teams and assisting team members in developing and understanding integrated petrophysical, geological, and geophysical reservoir flow models.
2. Producing comprehensive interpretations for porosity and fluid content in addition to other formation properties such as lithology, clay content, mineralogy, permeability, fluid contacts and pressure regimes; utilizing logs and modeling to characterize the formation, based upon invasion processes.
3. Developing recommendations and justifications for data acquisition.
4. Key contributor to the assessment of exploration and development project volumetrics.
5. Preparing and communicating results to groups both internal and external, at a technical and business level.
6. Mentoring Early Career and other staff to help raise the overall level of Petrophysical applications.
7. Building a close working relationship with other COP Petrophysicists in E&P and Technology.
8. QA/QC and editing of both vintage and newly acquired log and sampling data.
9. Wellsite oversight of some data acquisition (e.g., formation tester runs).

II. List of Offshore cook qualifications            

1. Bachelor's degree in Petrophysics or Petroleum Engineering, or Geology or Geophysics, or Physics
2. 10+ years experience in logging technology, including log acquisition, processing, and interpretation
3. 1+ years experience Geolog, Techlog, or equivalent petrophysics software
4. Legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis
5. Must have a strong commitment to safety and promoting safe work practices
6. Master's Degree: Petrophysics or Petroleum Engineering, or Geology or Geophysics, or Physics
7. Experience in Offshore or EOR
8. Good communications and presentation skills
9. Proficiency in core analyses and core-log integration for reservoir properties
10. Competent in established lithology, porosity and saturation models and their appropriate application to subsurface data
11. Experience with opportunity evaluations that have short deadlines and incomplete data
12. Horizontal well logging design, application, interpretation and limitations
13. Enthusiasm, creativity, and the ability to work well with team members
14. Strong integration skills with other subsurface disciplines
15. Strong mentoring skills and desire to effectively mentor staff at all levels