November
15, 2007:
Production Specialist
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
Works with field organization to ensure accurate and timely entry of Production Data. Sets-up allocation networks and processes daily and monthly allocations of system sales to well level. Captures purchaser sales volumes to use in allocations. Ensures surface flow schematic diagrams are accurate and set-up in system.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Gathers production volume information and composes allocation worksheets and other information necessary to assist in completing monthly production reports
• Reviews field data entry and purchaser statements to ensure accuracy
• Monitors Operations reports for new drill and other activity to ensure all producing wells are included for reporting purposes
• Monitors Shut-in reports and confirm wells are not producing
• Works with transporters and purchasers to resolve discrepancies and/or incorrect data with respect to well production.
• Processes daily and monthly allocations and checks accuracy
• Maintains equipment set-ups and allocation networks.
• Maintains regulatory report set-ups
• Processes and submit regulatory reports
• Works to resolve reporting issues
• Sends out working interest owner reports each month
• Performs tasks as requested by the Manager of the Production management organization
Job Specifications:
• High School Diploma or equivalent and five plus years of combined regulatory/production/clerical experience
• Familiarity with proper procedures and government requirements for the submittal of volumetric regulatory reports
• Knowledge of oilfield equipment and terminology
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Strong Interpersonal skills and ability to work in a team
• Experience in Oracle based systems (P2 in particular) a definite plus
• Experience in MMS volumetric regulatory reporting a definite plus
Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
Responsible for reporting production volumes to state and federal agencies
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
or you can contact us at 972-934-8880. Feel free to visit our website
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Asset Engineer Nov 12, 2007
Denver, Colorado
Minimum requirements:
• B.S. in Petroleum Engineering or related discipline required;
• 7+ years recent Petroleum Engineering experience required;
• Excellent reservoir and economic analysis required;
• Significant portion of career working with G&G professionals in a team environment to identify, evaluate and execute capital drilling prospects;
• Proven track record of adding value thru the drill bit and acquisitions;
• Some operations and production experience strongly preferred;
• Prior experience working Rockies strongly preferred.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
or you can contact us at 972-934-8880. Feel free to visit our website
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Reservoir Engineer II/Senior Reservoir Engineer
Denver, Colorado
Description:
Provide engineering support to the Reservoir Engineering staff and WD Asset Teams in the areas of reservoir management, reserves management, and economic evaluations. Primary duties will be related to reservoir engineering in the Raton Basin CBM field, including reservoir characterization, gas-in-place estimates, well performance analysis, well spacing determination, decline curve analysis, and discounted cash flow analysis of capital spending proposals including new drills and re-completions. Develop performance type curves to assist with reserves determinations. Provide inputs to the technical components of the ARIES reserve database with support from a reserves analyst. Support on-going development and other exploration projects as necessary. Support requests from corporate headquarters for various data, plots, presentations, etc. required for periodic and ad-hoc reviews. This job description reflects the minimum job duties for the lower level position.
Qualifications:
A Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering or related discipline is required with a minimum of 2 years experience in Petroleum Engineering. Must possess strong analytical skills and be proficient in Microsoft Excel. Prior experience in coalbed methane and using ARIES as a reserves management tool is desired. These requirements reflect the minimum requirements for the lower level position. The level at which a candidate is hired into is dependent upon the skill level and previous related experience of that candidate and the minimum qualifications for such level that they are hired.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
or you can contact us at 972-934-8880. Feel free to visit our website
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Staff Facilities Engineer
Denver, Colorado
Description:
Maintain current and accurate P & IDs and piping drawings of all compressor stations and gas processing facilities. Work with contractors/employees to design new facilities including compressor stations, dehydration units, separation equipment, amine plants or any other facilities required to sell gas to pipelines, and to install any and all facilities. Assist in preparing/providing information to the Regulatory Group for filing air quality permits or send in required air emission reports to any governmental agency. Assist Business Development with estimates of facilities for new areas. Assist Operations Managers to ensure quality maintenance and operation of existing facilities. Assist Operations Engineers and Technical Specialist on installation of Wellsite and lateral compression. Prepare and present to the Operations Committee, AFEs for all facilities work over $50,000. Prepare yearly budget for maintenance and repair required at all facilities.
Qualifications:
A bachelor's degree in Engineering is required, preferably Mechanical Engineering, with a minimum of 10 years work related experience. Should also have experience in gas compressor selection and packaging, piping design, and coordination of engineering contractor work. Must be very familiar with Gas Processing Methods. Must have strong analytical and interpersonal skills and be able to work with both field employees and professionals.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
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Sr Reservoir Engineer
Denver, Colorado
Description:
Provide engineering leadership and direction to the Raton Asset within the Western Division in the areas of reservoir management, reserves management, and economic evaluations. Primary duties will be related to reservoir engineering in the Raton CBM field, including reservoir characterization, gas-in-place estimates, well performance analysis, well spacing determination, decline curve analysis, and discounted cash flow analysis of capital spending proposals including new drills and re-completions. Make recommendations regarding strategy, implementation and execution as it relates to development and exploitation opportunities; recommend well evaluation and testing programs for wells, and perform engineering analysis of the results.
Qualifications:
A Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering or related discipline is required with a minimum of 15 years experience in Petroleum Engineering. Prior reservoir engineering experience in the Rocky Mountain basins is beneficial. Strong analytical skills are required and reservoir simulation and field experience are a plus. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook as well as ARIES economic software is necessary.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com or you can contact us at 972-934-8880. Feel free to visit our website www.energysearchassocaites.com
Staff Engineer
Denver, Colorado
Description:
Support new business development and exploration efforts within the Western Division, but outside of existing asset teams, through technical and economic evaluation of new growth opportunities. Part of a multi-disciplined team working multiple projects in parallel without significant lower-level technical support. Duties include acquisition, integration and analysis of data for: reserve estimation, production performance forecasting, development and production cost estimation, and economic value assessment. Perform rapid and effective assessment of risks and opportunities in search of competitive advantage on potential acquisition projects. Balance demanding schedules and conflicting priorities to deliver a fit-for-purpose product. Job description reflects minimum duties for the lower level position.
Qualifications:
A B.S. in Engineering with a minimum of 10 years related experience is required. Candidate must be organized, collaborative and self-motivated with broad functional expertise and a desire to produce superior results. Ability to take a definitive position on issues and presenting evaluation results and recommendations to executive management is essential. Previous experience with drilling, completion and production operations is required. Reserve estimation, production rate forecasting, and economic analysis expertise is critical. Proficiency with data acquisition and analysis systems (Aries, Petra, PI/Dwight’s, etc.) is required. Prior experience in Rocky Mountain basins and with unconventional plays is preferred. Business analysis and financial modeling experience is beneficial. These are minimum requirements for the lower level position. Hiring level is dependent upon candidates’ skills and previous experience, as well as minimum qualifications for such level.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
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Engineering Tech II
Denver, Colorado
Description:
With supervision, provide responsible technical support assistance to the professional Engineers in the department in order to facilitate SEC reserves determinations, and other economic analyses including net asset value, change-in-value, portfolio modeling, budget submissions, and acquisition/divestment evaluations. Perform analysis of well data, production data, and other data sets to support on-going reservoir engineering efforts.
Qualifications:
A High School diploma or equivalent certification is required; some college a plus. A minimum of 2 years of actual work experience in Oil & Gas technical support activities is required. Must have had exposure to basic economic principals and procedures including but not limited to individual well economics, asset value, reserves, acquisitions and divestitures. Experience in a petroleum economics software package is desirable. Experience with ARIES is preferred, but not required.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
or you can contact us at 972-934-8880. Feel free to visit our website
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Sr Operations Engineer
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
The Operations Engineer is responsible for providing engineering support in the district office, including prognosis and AFE preparation for drilling/completion/and workover activities, artificial lift and facility design, well-site supervision, management of field personnel and daily area operations
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Identify Capital development and work over projects with geologists to recommend new drills and
recompletions.
Calculate estimate of reserves present and costs of capital projects.
Perform economic analysis of proposed projects.
Prepare a prospect for management review, including cost-estimates and economic analysis.
Develop strategies with geologist to perforate and complete wells.
Draft well-bore designs including recommended well depth, hole size, tubular size and casing or pipe size based on applicable formations and pressures.
Coordinate with Foremen and well testers when capital projects are scheduled and completed.
Supervise contractors at drilling locations to ensure capital project is on-target.
Identify and manage underperforming wells based on information from field and comparison of actual production with expected production.
Review underperforming wells to identify candidates for workovers or capital projects.
Approve decisions on minor workovers and prepare a LOE AFE to track costs.
Recommend and discuss candidates for further capital development in prospect meetings.
Review quarterly report from analyst summarizing costs of projects and return on investment for each capital project, such as polymer drilling,
recompletes, and water floods.
Compare quarterly report with expected costs and returns to adjust cost and production analyses used in strategic planning for future capital projects.
Prepare applications for regulatory requirements; including permits for commingle zones, lease line exceptions and density exceptions.
Prepare weekly report for supervisor including production, current projects, and future projects.
Code and approve LOE invoices for payment.
Perform related duties as requested.
Additional Responsibilities that may be performed:
Fill-in for Foremen during their absence.
Supervisory Responsibilities: The Operations Engineer supervises 1 Production Tech and 1 Production Foreman.
Job Specifications:
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Basic computer skills required.
Strong technical writing skills required.
Strong organizational and leadership skills required.
Interpersonal skills and ability to lead and relate to technical team.
Experience:
Five years field engineering experience preferred.
Management experience preferred.
Education, Training & Certifications:
College degree in Engineering required; degree in Petroleum Engineering preferred.
Valid driver’s license required.
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment. May include some field travel.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra@energysearchassocitates.com
or you can contact us at 972-934-8880. Feel free to visit our website
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October
9, 2007:
Geophysicist
Denver, Colorado
A Denver based operating company and its sister company are seeking an experienced Geophysicist to work 2D and 3D Data in the continental United States.
A strong technical background in geophysical data interpretation coupled with integration of geological data, hydrocarbon prospect generation and analysis, and geophysical operations experience is required.
Candidate workstation experience with SMT, Petra and Paradigm VoxelGeo software is desirable. Candidate must be willing to travel domestically. Candidates must be able to to progress independently yet work effectively in a team environment with geologists, engineers and geophysicists.
Project Management and prospect marketing skills are highly desirable.
Interested candidates should contact Allegra at Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
Or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Drilling Engineer
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
Journey level job. Is fully competent in standard techniques, procedures and criteria used in carrying out a sequence of engineering tasks. Under general supervision, performs all aspects of work applying new information and concepts. Assists in developing recommendations for more difficult and complex issues.. Provides technical support for the evaluation, design, implementation, and post well analysis of all phases of drilling operations. Responsible for risk assessments and operational decisions.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Provides supervision to project and well site supervisors
• Conducts well planning and design
• Performs drilling and well intervention operations
• Maintains drilling records
• Bids, reviews, and recommends services for rig operations
• Reviews and approves invoices
• Responsible for maintaining required safety training and compliance
Job Specifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering related discipline and five years of experience in drilling, completion, and workover engineering activities
• Knowledge of field operation, rig selection, equipment selection and personnel requirements
• Proficient in drilling engineering design
• Ability to organize, prioritize and make decisions under time restrictions
Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
Responsible for all phases of drilling operations.
Working Conditions:
Normal office and/or field environment and subject to 24hour call and working and driving in adverse weather conditions.
Qualified Candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Division Order Analyst
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
A Division Order Analyst facilitates the distribution of proceeds from oil and gas sales and collection of well expenses in an assigned region by determining the relative ownership of the Company, working interest partners and royalty holders through analyses of title documents and by maintaining and updating ownership records.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Determine working interests and burdens associated with interests based on title analysis of deeds, assignments, purchase and sale agreements, probate documents, leases, and royalty agreements.
Draft summary analysis of chain of title based on analysis.
Coordinate with Division Order Assistant to send out division orders and enter interests into the revenue deck.
Set-up, maintain and update joint interest billing decks on operated wells.
Analyze notification of changes to existing net interest to determine how changes affect the title analysis and net interests in Company-operated wells.
Maintain and update revenue decks based on changes to working interests.
Update all Departments on Company interests and revisions to same.
Field inquiries from interest owners and act as liaison to Accounting, Marketing, and Operations Departments when necessary to respond to interest owner inquiries.
Research and resolve joint interest billing discrepancies.
Research and resolve revenue discrepancies.
Prepare reverse and rebook form for supervisor approval and accounting department.
Review, process and route division orders for non-operated wells.
Verify gross billing interests on non-operated wells through analysis of title documents and set-up and revise billing decks.
Take appropriate action to cure any title defects requested by operator.
Ensure that Company submits confirmation of working interests identified in non-operated division order to identify errors in interests to operator.
Perform related duties as requested.
Additional Responsibilities that may be performed:
Confirm Company’s interests in existing properties before divestiture or incremental acquisition.
Review and update records based on acquisitions and divestitures.
Supervisory Responsibilities: The Division Order Analyst does not supervise any employees. However, the position does work closely with Division Order Assistants and interacts with all departments in the Company regarding working interest interests.
Job Specifications:
Education, Experience and Skills Required:
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Microsoft Excel skills and familiarity with Excalibur or similar program required.
Knowledge of standard land and legal practices applicable to division order analysis.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Attention to detail.
Writing skills.
Analytical individual with ability to set priorities and solve problems.
Experience:
Minimum of three years of oil and gas division order analyst experience required, with five or more years preferred.
Education, Training & Certifications:
HS degree required, college degree strongly preferred
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com or you can fax your resume to Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
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Petroleum Engineer
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
Developmental level job. Is able to apply basic knowledge to carry out a sequence of tasks. Able to perform routine assignments requiring the application of standard techniques, procedures and criteria. Works in a Team environment. Assists in the management of production operations by setting and maintaining production goals. Develops and implements short-term and long-term production plans of wells and fields. Develops completion, recompletion and workover plans for new and existing wells. Develops and reviews economics of projects and operations. Recommends contractor and equipment. Develops well completion designs.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Conducts analysis on wells, waterfloods, and fields
• Designs and proposes well workovers
• Provides cost estimates and timing for future workovers
• Assists in tactical and strategic planning and budgeting process for exploration and development operations
Provides engineering support to other Noble Energy technical staff and departments as required
Job Specifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in Petroleum Engineering or related discipline and two to three years experience in reservoir, production operations and/or well completion or related field
• Working knowledge of production operations, geology terminology, log interpretations, and well bore mechanics
• Understanding of downhole operations, reserve estimations, waterflooding and drive mechanisms
• Ability to organize, prioritize and make decisions under time restrictions
• Familiarity with basic computer applications. Aries software knowledge a plus.
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent teamwork orientation, behaviors, and skills; flexibility
Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
Responsible for the integration of engineering and business concepts from the budgeting process and through the drilling, completion and field development/enhancement phases.
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment. May include some field travel.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Engineer Technician
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
Provides routine administrative and technical support to land and/or engineering personnel. Loads, enters, verifies, manipulates, analyzes and reports data related to well logs and exploration activity.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Files and retrieves engineering data
Assists in preparation of daily, monthly reports
Prepares and assists with bid packages, contracts and filing of service agreements
Generates and compiles information required for government regulatory compliance
Tracks operated AFE, field and booked costs with financial operating systems
Enters operated and non-operated data into database
Prepares and updates phone list for active rigs, emergency contacts and weekend duty
Generates information for rig bonus
Prepares well plan books for engineers
Compiles reports detailing drilling activity, production and production rates
Prepares support documentation for portfolio presentations
Job Specifications:
High school diploma or equivalent required, college degree preferred
Two to five years of oil & gas experience required
Two or more years work experience required
Or College degree with one year oil & gas experience
Ability to apply analytical & mathematical skills
Good communication skills
Working knowledge of Word, Excel, Lotus Notes and Power Point
Knowledge of specific software systems, terminology and procedures.
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment (primarily)
Occasional field work environment
90% of time spent working on PC
Qualified candidates should send their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Sr. Petrophysicist
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
Senior level. Denver Based. Acts as an internal consultant/technical advisor for planning and supervising petrophysical studies, estimating new well and reservoir performance, appraising oil and gas reserves and interpreting logs. Involved in ‘official’ log analysis for pay assessments and reserve calculations. Provides quality control standards for all log and rock data collection and rock property analysis for geophysical staff.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Undertake petrophysical study work to support and improve reservoir characterization
• Apply state – of – the – art petrophysical interpretation techniques and work closely with other disciplines to formulate and implement business driven solutions to integrated reservoir management issues
• Input into decisions on exploration and production projects will be expected, requiring a high degree of analytical judgement and the ability to operate with minimum supervision
• Advise on production potential for specific reservoirs, in support of prospecting and field development teams
• Advise management and technical staff on petrophysical risk and help reduce uncertainties, improve interpretation methods and reservoir characterization
• Plan and monitor cost-effective logging, coring programs and ensure best working practices are carried out
Job Specifications:
• Trained in petrophysical models to quantify rock properties and fluid saturations. Experienced in thin bed, shaley sand analysis, ‘by-passed pays’ and tight gas analysis. Expertise in resource plays (including non-conventional shale) preferred.
• Proficient in seismic AVO and rock property calibration procedures including seismic modeling and resultant AVO response in carbonates and clastics
• Some experience in production logging and applications preferred.
• Sound knowledge of computer workstation fundamentals, both PC and Unix
• Bachelor’s degree in relevant discipline (preferably with post-graduate qualifications). At least 10 years experience in the oil industry, with at least 5 recent years as a petrophysicist.
• Knowledge of geological systems
• Excellent verbal, written and presentation skills
Working Enviroment:
Normal office environment/some travel to the field may be required
Qualified candidates should fax their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Lease Analyst
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
Responsible for reviewing and analyzing oil and gas leases on interests acquired by the Company and maintaining the lease database.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Analyze oil and gas leases to determine which wells are affected by lease and what payment obligations are required by lease (i.e., rental payments, minimum royalty payments, shut-in payments).
Identify relevant lease provisions and enter such provisions into lease database.
Review oil and gas leases, assignments, etc., to confirm that interests have been properly conveyed to the Company.
Input lease information into lease database to manage payment process.
Interact with brokers concerning oil and gas leases.
Perform related duties as requested.
Job Specifications:
Bachelors degree plus 3 years experience preferred or high school degree plus additional equivalent experience.
Excel and Word skills required; experience with Excalibur software preferred.
Analytical.
Detail-oriented.
Independent worker.
Working Conditions:
Approximately 60-75% of day is spent using a PC
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Geo Science Technician
Denver, CO
General Summary:
Provides routine geological/geophysical and administrative support to earth science and/or engineering personnel. Creates, loads, enters, verifies, manipulates, analyzes and reports data related to cross-sections, maps and exploration activity.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Files, retrieves, creates and maintains geological/geophysical data including 2D & 3D
seismic data
• Assists in uploading and updating of well data and well locations using appropriate
software
• Assists in routine support duties in all exploration functions including creation of
cross-sections, digitized maps, PowerPoint slides, montages, charts and reports as required
• Generates and compiles information required for government regulatory compliance
• Assists in maintaining company geophysical/geological databases, file systems and
records archives
• Prepares support documentation for portfolio presentations
• Provides routine maintenance and re-supply of appropriate equipment as required
Job Specifications:
• College degree geography or geology preferred with one year oil & gas experience
• Two or more years work experience preferred
• Ability to apply analytical & mathematical skills
• Good communication skills
• Working knowledge of Word, Excel, Lotus Notes and Power Point
Knowledge of specific software systems, terminology and procedures.
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment (primarily)
Occasional field work environment
90% of time spent working on PC
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Production Engineer
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
It is the role of the Operations Engineer to support the Asset Manager through evaluations of new drill, re-frac, re-complete and deepening prospects as well as production improvement within the asset. It is also expected of the Operations Engineer to serve as a mentor for Engineering Techs and Geology Techs.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Prepare AFE’s for new drills, re-completes, re-fracs, deepenings, well repair, etc. as needed.
Work with various departments to get wells drilled and completed in a timely manner (ie. Denver Land, P-Ville Land, Denver Operations & P-Ville Operations).
• Assist in preparing performance reviews of new drill and re-complete projects to ensure production and cost targets are being achieved.
• Work closely with field foreman to help improve production on existing wells.
• Routinely update ‘Type Curves’ for new drill and re-complete projects.
• Actively participate in weekly drilling, completions & production meetings.
• Assist Engineering Techs with day-to-day tasks like database updating, geology / drilling
prognosis’, AFE’s, etc.
• Participate in 1 to 2 weeks of work related training annually (classroom or field).
Job Specifications:
B.S in Petroleum Engineering or related discipline and 2 or 3 years experience in production operations and well completions or related field
• Working knowledge of production operations, completion operations, geology, log interpretation & wellbore mechanics
• Understanding of downhole operations, reserve estimations & reservoir management
• Ability to work on several projects simultaneously prioritizing accordingly to adhere to time restrictions
• Ability to make and execute decision necessary for achieving business unit goals
• Responsible for identifying underperforming wells and making recommendations to improve production
• Willing to work in field environment to better understand daily operations including drilling, completions, workovers and production.
• May be required to give field support with log interpretation, completion supervision, workover recommendations, etc at off-hour times.
Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
Responsible for determining which existing wells need production enhancement – and, recommend new drill locations
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment - may include some field travel.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Facilities Engineer Manager
Denver, Colorado
General Summary:
The Facilities Engineering Manager is responsible for managing facilities engineering projects within the Northern Region. This position reports to the Regional VP and works closely with the Business Unit Managers and Asset Teams for each geographic area to ensure timely and on-budget completion of projects. This position will also work closely with other departments (e.g. EH&S, Regulatory, Marketing) as they coordinate all aspects of the projects. The manager will be involved in the day-to-day design and construction work.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Design of gas handling facilities, including low pressure gathering systems, compressor stations, high-pressure pipelines, and treating facilities (dehydration, sweetening, NGLs)
• Design water handling facilities, including evaporative ponds and SWD plants
• Supervise preparation of all necessary design drawings (plats, P&IDs, etc.)
• Coordinate with EH&S and Regulatory for all required permits
• Supervise construction of facilities and 3rd party contractors
• Ensure operations comply with all corporate EH&S policies and governmental regulations
• Review existing facilities for capacity upgrades and de-bottlenecking opportunities
• Develop and implement preventative maintenance programs
• Develop and implement measurement standards
• Provide facilities engineering support to asset teams on minor projects as needed
• Support A&D efforts
Job Specifications:
• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical or Chemical preferred)
• Minimum 10 years experience in production and/or facilities engineering, Rockies experience preferred
• Prior supervisory experience a plus
• Familiarity with industry engineering design programs
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment with travel to field operations required
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
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Drilling Superintendent
Parachute, Colorado
General Summary:
Supervises and coordinates day to day drilling activities in a safe and cost effective manner
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Coordinates and supervises wellsite supervisors, service companies and contractors.
• Assist Drilling Engineers in review and approval of well plans for drilling.
• Maintains compliance with company standards, goals, training and regulatory requirements
• Negotiates and recommends contractor services
• Reviews and approves invoices
• Responsible for maintaining required safety training and compliance
• Provides technical guidance
Job Specifications:
• 10+ years experience in drilling, completion, and workover activities
• Knowledge of all field operations, rig selection, equipment selection and personnel requirements
• Proficient in drilling design
• Ability to organize, prioritize and make decisions under time restrictions
Decision-Making Authority/Knowledge
Responsible for the supervision of all phases of drilling.
Working Conditions:
Ability to work over 40 hours per week, with 24 hour “on call” duties as required by typical drilling operations. Exposure to all adverse weather conditions, including driving and outdoor work areas.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
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Petroleum Landman
Plattville, Colorado
General Summary:
The Field Landman is responsible for addressing land issues that arise in the field and is the primary point of contact with surface owners of acreage in the Company’s Wattenberg operations. Among other things, these responsibilities include negotiating surface use agreements with land owners, obtaining set back waivers, coordinating with surveyors, identifying drilling site issues and determining how they affect drilling locations, and restoring the property after capital projects are completed.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• Identify surface issues, such as surface use, endangered species habitats, right of ways, and site topography, that affect timing of, location of and access to prospective drilling projects.
• Communicate with engineers and operations land manager to recommend and jointly determine changes to drilling location based on surface issues.
• Contact surface owner after notification by land department to consult on well location and act as primary point of contact with the Company regarding capital projects affecting surface ownership interests.
• Direct surveyor to stake well location so that surface issues may be identified and surface owner may be consulted.
• Based on knowledge of applicable state regulations, determine whether regulatory exceptions or surface owner waivers must be obtained based on planned drilling location.
• Negotiate surface use agreement with surface owner and determine whether deviations from standard agreement are acceptable or whether the VP Land must be consulted.
• Participate in preparation of applications for permit to drill by collecting information regarding soil type, surface location, and photographs of site and by completing portions of application regarding such information.
• Direct and oversee completion of activities necessary to restore land surface to original condition after capital projects are complete.
• Respond to questions or concerns raised by surface owners to help ensure an amicable relationship between the Company and all surface owners in the assigned territory.
• Perform related duties as requested.
• Deliver informative talks to developers to explain processes with drilling rights and operations
Job Specifications:
• Ability to prioritize and multi-task.
• Strong interpersonal skills required.
• Knowledge of Microsoft applications and Canvas software strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of laws/rules/regulations that pertain to oil and gas industry required.
• Knowledge of oil and gas operations, including production facilities, flow lines, and all types of rigs required.
• Experience and familiarity with oil and gas commission rules and regulations required.
• One to two years field land experience in oil and gas required.
• Experience using a digital camera and GPS units preferred.
• Valid driver’s license required.
• High school degree or equivalent required.
• Associates Degree or Bachelors Degree preferred.
Working Conditions:
Normal office environment
• Ability to work significant amount of hours over 40 as needed to complete job responsibilities.
• Ability to work weekends and/or on-call shifts as required.
• Available for weekend rotation for Platteville office to answer calls from surface owners.
• Occasionally driving of approximately 100 miles to field as required to surface properties.
• Exposure to and driving in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, extreme cold, sun, rain, hail, sleet, high winds, etc. to run well routes and inspect and repair equipment.
• Approximately 50% of time is spent using a PC.
• Ability to walk across uneven terrain in all types of inclement weather conditions, as well as exposed to wild and farm animals.
Qualified candidates should email their resumes to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com or fax your resume to Allegra@energysearchassociates.com
Not seeing your perfect career opportunity? Visit our website
www.energysearchassociates.com
Feel free to contact Allegra about our “Bonus Referral Program”.
Production Assistant
Plattville, Colorado
General Summary:
The Production Assistant is responsible for all duties associated with gathering, tabulating and performing data entry of the Company’s oil and gas daily operations. This includes daily production and pressure information, drilling, completion and remedial well work reports and any additional required information for all activities in the assigned region. In addition, supports all areas of the Platteville Administrative staff.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
• General office duties as required; Locates, retrieves, exchanges, and codes well, field and log data
• Assist in preparation of computer generated reports and correspondence as required
• Assist in production database management
• Integrates field information into necessary databases and spreadsheets daily
• General office duties, copying, faxing, phone and distribution of mail required
• Daily dispatch of oil and water loads
Job Specifications:
• High School Diploma or equivalent required; degree preferred
• Minimum five years clerical experience preferred; prior production experience not required
• Proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel required, Lotus Notes preferred
• 10 key skills preferred
• Previous experience in oil and gas environment preferred
Working Conditions:
• Field office environment
• 75-80% of time spent working on PC
• Frequent bending, twisting, and lifting up to 20 lbs. overhead
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com or fax your resume to 972-634-8898
Not seeing your perfect career opportunity? Visit our website
www.energysearchassociates.com
Feel free to contact Allegra about our “Bonus Referral Program”.
Field Landman
Yuma, Colorado
General Summary:
The Field Landman is responsible for addressing land issues that arise in the field and will be the primary point of contact with surface owners in the Company's TriState operations area. Responsibilities include negotiating and administering Surface Use Agreements, securing necessary pipeline and road rights-of-way, coordinating surveyors and facilitating post operation reclamation.
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
Identify surface issues, such as surface use, endangered species habitats, right of ways, and site topography, that affect timing of, location of and access to prospective drilling projects.
• Communicate with engineers and operations land manager to recommend and jointly determine changes to drilling location based on surface issues.
• Contact surface owner after notification by land department to consult on well location and act as primary point of contact with the Company regarding capital projects affecting surface ownership interests.
• Direct surveyor to stake well location so that surface issues may be identified and surface owner may be consulted.
• Based on knowledge of applicable state regulations, determine whether regulatory exceptions or surface owner waivers must be obtained based on planned drilling location.
• Negotiate surface use agreement with surface owner and determine whether deviations from standard agreement are acceptable or whether the VP Land must be consulted.
• Participate in preparation of applications for permit to drill by collecting information regarding soil type, surface location, and photographs of site and by completing portions of application regarding such information.
• Direct and oversee completion of activities necessary to restore land surface to original condition after capital projects are complete.
• Respond to questions or concerns raised by surface owners to help ensure an amicable relationship between the Company and all surface owners in the assigned territory.
• Perform related duties as requested.
Job Specifications:
Ability to prioritize and multi-task.
• Strong interpersonal skills required.
• Knowledge of Microsoft applications and Canvas software strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of laws/rules/regulations that pertain to oil and gas industry required.
• Knowledge of oil and gas operations, including production facilities, flow lines, and all types of rigs required.
• Experience and familiarity with oil and gas commission rules and regulations required.
• One to two years field land experience in oil and gas required.
• Experience using a digital camera and GPS units preferred.
• Valid driver’s license required.
• High school degree or equivalent required.
• Associates Degree or Bachelors Degree preferred.
Working Conditions:
• Normal office environment
• Ability to work significant amount of hours over 40 as needed to complete job responsibilities.
• Ability to work weekends and/or on-call shifts as required.
• Occasionally driving of approximately 100 miles to field as required.
• Exposure to and driving in all weather conditions, including extreme heat, extreme cold, sun, rain, hail, sleet, high winds, etc.
• Approximately 50% of time is spent using a PC.
• Ability to walk across uneven terrain in all types of inclement weather conditions, as well as exposed to wild and farm animals.
- This position may be based out if the Yuma Colorado or Denver Colorado offices.
Qualified candidates should email their resume to Allegra at
Allegra@energysearchassociates.com or fax your resume to 972-934-8898
Not seeing your perfect career opportunity? Visit our website
www.energysearchassociates.com
Feel free to contact Allegra about our “Bonus Referral Program”.
July
27, 2007:
