Logging Geologist - Surface Data Logging

4w4 weeks ago

Halliburton

Khobar, SA · Full-time · $45,000 – $65,000

About this role

This entry-level field position provides on-location geological and drilling data collection and reporting to the customer within the Surface Data Logging (SDL) service line. Under direct supervision, the Logging Geologist learns the job for one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the global energy industry.

Day-to-day responsibilities include gathering drilled cuttings by depth intervals, transporting those cuttings, and keeping records of intervals transported. The role also involves learning the basics of mud logging techniques, data collection and reporting, and gas system operations while maintaining a clean work area.

This position is based in Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia, and is part of the Sperry Drilling Services product service line within Halliburton's Operations job family. The role requires attendance at induction courses and completion of training appointments to obtain safety, offshore, or other operations or customer-specific certificates necessary to go to designated rig sites.

Halliburton invests in employees and empowers them to develop themselves and their careers, offering the challenges, rewards, and opportunity of working for a global energy industry leader. This is an entry-level position for individuals with little to no experience in the petroleum or related industries.

Requirements

Undergraduate degree in a STEM discipline or Geology.
Ability to demonstrate technical aptitude.
Must possess good communication skills, arithmetic, data entry, and recording skills.
Must have successfully passed company tests or met task guideline requirements.
Little to no experience in the petroleum or related industries (entry-level position).

Responsibilities

Learn the job for the Surface Data Logging (SDL) service line to provide on-location geological and drilling data collection and reporting to the customer.
Learn the basics of drilling theory and understand mud logging techniques and job duties.
Gather drilled cuttings by depth intervals and transport those cuttings.
Keep records of intervals transported and maintain a clean work area.
Attend training and perform on-the-job development activities related to mud-logging, data collection and reporting, and gas system operations.
Attend and complete induction courses as necessary.
Complete training appointments to obtain safety, offshore, or other operations or customer-specific certificates to go to designated rig sites.

Benefits

Investment in employees and empowerment to develop themselves and their careers.
Opportunity to work for one of the world's largest providers of products and services to the global energy industry.
Compensation is competitive and commensurate with experience.