Field engineers at Baker Hughes deliver front-line technical services and solutions across our drilling, evaluation, completion and production technologies. These are hands-on roles, often outdoors and in demanding or harsh conditions, such as offshore on an oil rig or onshore in the desert. Key Responsibilities / Accountabilities Field engineers are the key interface between Baker Hughes and our clients on the wellsite. You will be required to participate in the three-year LEAD Program to provide you with the ability to quickly become competent with our technologies and processes, enabling rapid career progression through a sequence of competency-based development steps. LEAD involves theoretical and hands-on learning. It is flexible and adaptable to different job requirements and work environments. You will be assigned to a specific Baker Hughes product line whose activities may include: artificial lift services logging while drilling drill bits wireline activities specialty chemicals wellbore intervention drilling fluids cased hole completions coring systems sand control systems directional systems wellbore construction You will be required to participate in developmental activities which will initially focus on acquiring basic knowledge while working under supervision and will progress to working unsupervised, with a broadening scope of knowledge and skills. Depending upon your product line assignment, you will be involved in technical activities which could include; Assembling and deploying down-hole equipment at base location prior to being dispatched to well-site. Down-hole equipment may be a combination of electrically, mechanically, or hydraulically activated and operated specialized equipment Designing well-site interventions under supervision using simulation software packages Analyzing rig-site performance data and recommending changes to product configurations Assisting sales representatives in business development activities including presenting to clients under supervision Basic Qualifications As well as fluency in English (able to achieve Level 5 on a global English test) and the legal right to work in the country in the region in which you have applied without any restrictions, you will need: A four-year technical degree or Master's, completed within the past 24 months, in chemical engineering chemistry ( organic or inorganic) electrical engineering geology geosciences industrial engineering instrumentation engineering mathematics mechanical engineering mechatronics petroleum engineering physics another engineering-related subject. At least three of the following: a minimum grade point average of 3.5/4.0 (2.1) or equivalent relevant work experience evidence of practical / technical capability evidence of relevant extra-curricular activity. Desired / Preferred Qualifications We're looking for people with self-awareness, self-motivation and persistence as well as resilience and adaptability. You will also need to show creative problem-solving and strong communication and interpersonal skills. A valid driver's license with a clean driving record may be required in some locations. Other Details There is no doubt that the job is demanding, both mentally and physically, especially in the early part of your career, when it is field-focused. In the longer term, however, and once you have achieved the levels of competence we expect, Baker Hughes offers you the opportunity to progress into a variety of leadership roles. You may elect to stay and build your career in the field, or you can choose to work in operations management or move into product development, sales or another business support position. Baker Hughes is an Equal Employment Affirmative Action Employer. Job: Engineering Primary Location: AFRICA-NIGERIA How to Apply When you CLICK HERE TO APPLY, Either click on page 3 or search one after the other to find that of Nigeria, before making your Applications Search for high paid jobs here |
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Baker Hughes Engineering Career : Graduate Field Engineers Recruitment
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