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Career: Introduction To Petroleum Engineering
Petroleum engineers locate, recover, and maintain the world’s oil and gas supplies. They are the innovators who use cutting-edge technology to create new methods of discovering and drilling for oil. Although there are various job descriptions, petroleum engineers all serve one function—to provide the world with energy, while safeguarding the environment for future generations.
Most careers involve a combination of office-based and advanced, computer-oriented technology work. Plus, petroleum engineers typically have numerous opportunities to travel across the globe, supervising drilling projects.
Petroleum engineers will always have job security, as the demand for new energy processes and resources continues to increase. And with many current engineers approaching retirement, the job market will only grow. As many as 38% more petroleum engineers are needed to find the energy the world requires now and in the future. Starting salaries for engineering school graduates are among the highest of any field. Entry-level petroleum engineers often receive lucrative job offers and signing bonuses.
Areas of Specialty:
- Artificial Lift Specialists
- Completion Engineer (Installation)
- Completions Engineer (Modeling And Simulation)
- Completions Engineer (Subsea)
- Contracts Administrator
- Drilling Cost Controller
- Drilling Engineer
- Drilling Manager
- Drilling Superintendent
- Logistics Coordinator
- Night Rig Supervisor
- Rig Supervisor
- Well Testing Engineer (office)
- Well Testing Supervisor (field)
- Work Over Engineer
- Assistant Driller
- Barge Captain
- Bit Salesman
- Business Development Manager
- Casing Running (field)
- Casing Running Coordinator/ Sales Rep
- Cementer
- Cementing Coordinator /Sales (office)
- Completions Engineer
- Derrickman
- Directional Driller
- District Manager
- Driller
- Floor Hand
- Liner Hanger /Fishing Tools (field)
- Liner Hanger /Fishing Tools (office)
- Medic (offshore)
- Modlogger (field)
- Modlogging Coordination/ Sales(office)
- Mud Company Coordinator/sales (office)
- Mud Engineer (field)
- Operations Installation Manager
- Pump Man
- Radio Operator
- Rig Positioning Specialist
- Roustabout
- Sand Control Engineer
- Slickline Specialist (field)
- Subsea Engineer
- Tool Pusher
- Welder
- Well Testing Coordinator (office)
- Well Testing Supervisor (field)
- Wellhead Sales Rep (office)
- Wellhead Service Hand (field)
- Wire Line Coordinator /Sales (office)
- Wire Line Engineer (field)
- Civil Architectural Engineer
- Communications Engineer
- Construction Site Manager
- Corrosion Engineer
- Cost And Scheduling Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Facilities Planning Specialist
- Instrumentation, Control And Communications
- Lead Planning Manager
- Lead Structural Engineer
- Mechanical /Piping Engineer
- Project /Engineering Manager
- Subsea Pipeline Engineer
5. Geosciences, Geotechnical And Reservoir Engineering
7. Management, Technical Support, Accounting And Other
- Asset Manager(Production, Drilling Development)
- Attorney
- Country Manager
- Executive Director
- Finance Manager
- Oil And Gas Accountant
- Oil Broker
- Oil Trader
- Sales Representative
- Secretary
- Technical Assistant
8. Marine, Maritime, And Subsea
9. Production
- Control Room Operator
- Corrosion Engineer
- Electrical And Instrumentation Engineer
- LNG Process Engineer
- Operations And Maintenance Manager
- Process Engineer
- Procurement Specialist
- Production Engineer
- Production Engineering Manager
- Production Manager
- Production Superintendent (field)
- Production Technician
- Pumper (field Operator)
- Supply Base/Logistics Supervisor
- Control Room Operator
- Corrosion Engineer
- Electrical And Instrumentation Engineer
- LNG Process Engineer
- Operations And Maintenance Manager
- Process Engineer
- Procurement Specialist
- Production Engineer
- Production Engineering Manager
- Production Manager
- Production Superintendent (field)
- Production Technician
- Pumper (field Operator)
- Supply Base/Logistics Supervisor
10. QHSE
- Automation Specialist
- Contracts Administrator
- Control Room Operator
- Corrosion Engineer
- Electrical And Instrumentation Engineer
- Facilities Engineer
- Gas Process Operator
- Industrial Microbiologist
- Lab Chemist
- Maintenance Technician
- Mechanical Piping Engineer
- Operator
- Pipe Line Engineer
- Process Engineer
- Procurement Specialist
- Refinery Superintendent
- Sulfur Recovery Specialist
Where they work?
High seas
Remote jungles
Vast deserts
Mountain ranges
… in laboratories,
offices, or
outdoor sites
all across the world
Are you a future petroleum engineer?
1. Do you love nature (oceans, jungles, and deserts)?
2. Do you want to travel?
3. Do you play computer or video games?
4. Do you like working with technology?
5. Are math and science your favorite courses?
6. Do you have a creative and imaginative personality?
7. Do you have good communication skills?
8. Do you want to experience financial freedom and security?
About Energy
The world will always need energy. Petroleum engineers must answer the call to find innovative technologies and new resources to meet the increasing demands for energy. Petroleum engineers will lead the way into the future and will have the opportunity to truly make a difference. This is an exciting and unique time to join the industry.
Energy is a fundamental aspect of the universe. Petroleum powers machinery and technology that warms and cools homes, cooks food, and provides entertainment. More than 80% of oil is used to create gasoline, diesel, maritime, and aviation fuel for transportation. In addition, oil serves as a raw material for the production of plastics, rubber, nylon, spandex, detergents, pharmaceutical drugs, clothing, cosmetics, perfumes, paints, bubble gum, and more.
What’s the future of oil?
The demand for safe, affordable, and clean energy throughout the world is growing dramatically. Currently, about 86 million barrels of oil are used per day—40,000 gallons every second. And it is projected that there will be a 50-60% growth in demand for energy worldwide in the next 25 years. Oil will be the predominant fuel for the foreseeable future.
Advanced technologies are finding new oil and gas deposits and recovering more resources from existing wells. And oil and gas companies are major investors in alternative energy sources. The world will always need energy. Petroleum engineers must answer the call to find innovative technologies and new resources to meet the increasing demands for energy. Petroleum engineers will lead the way into the future and will have the opportunity to truly make a difference. This is an exciting and unique time to join the industry.
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