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sábado, 19 de novembro de 2011
sexta-feira, 18 de novembro de 2011
Vaga para Geologo Jr e Assistente de Fiscal de Poços
Oportunidades divulgadas dia 17.11.2011
Geofísico Jr
Requisitos:
Experiência anterior em empresa de petróleo
Experiência com aquisição sísmica e ou desenvolvimento
Inglês Avançado
Formação Acadêmica: Geofísica.
Base: Minas Gerais
Candidatos interessados e no perfil acima, favor encaminhar:
CV em Português e Inglês para Isabelle.lobo@aldelia.com
informar pretensão salarial
E escrever no título do e-mail, o cargo a que está se candidatando(Geofísico JR).
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Assist. de Fiscal de Poços
Requisitos:
Necessário 10 anos de experiência em sonda terrestre;
Avaliação e completação de poços; Conhecimento em engenharia de fluidos, revestimento e cimentação, além de operações especiais como
pescaria, operações de casing path, testemunhagem, entre outras;
Inglês avançado
Os interessados favor enviar currículo em português e inglês, mencionando no assunto a vaga Assist. de Fiscal de Poços, para isabelle.lobo@aldelia.com
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Encarregado de sonda - Onshore
Requisitos:
Experiência de aproximadamente 5 anos na função ou 10 anos como sondador em sonda terrestre.
Contrato Internacional.
Inglês avançado
Os interessados favor enviar currículo em português e inglês, mencionando no assunto a vaga Encarregado de Sonda - onshore, para isabelle.lobo@aldelia.com
Geofísico Jr
Requisitos:
Experiência anterior em empresa de petróleo
Experiência com aquisição sísmica e ou desenvolvimento
Inglês Avançado
Formação Acadêmica: Geofísica.
Base: Minas Gerais
Candidatos interessados e no perfil acima, favor encaminhar:
CV em Português e Inglês para Isabelle.lobo@aldelia.com
informar pretensão salarial
E escrever no título do e-mail, o cargo a que está se candidatando(Geofísico JR).
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Assist. de Fiscal de Poços
Requisitos:
Necessário 10 anos de experiência em sonda terrestre;
Avaliação e completação de poços; Conhecimento em engenharia de fluidos, revestimento e cimentação, além de operações especiais como
pescaria, operações de casing path, testemunhagem, entre outras;
Inglês avançado
Os interessados favor enviar currículo em português e inglês, mencionando no assunto a vaga Assist. de Fiscal de Poços, para isabelle.lobo@aldelia.com
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Encarregado de sonda - Onshore
Requisitos:
Experiência de aproximadamente 5 anos na função ou 10 anos como sondador em sonda terrestre.
Contrato Internacional.
Inglês avançado
Os interessados favor enviar currículo em português e inglês, mencionando no assunto a vaga Encarregado de Sonda - onshore, para isabelle.lobo@aldelia.com
terça-feira, 15 de novembro de 2011
Instituições Convenviadas ao Programa Petrobras
Publicado no excelente blog QG do Petroleo, do Eng Rhamany, da PUC-RIO.
UFPA – Universidade Federal do Pará
UFCG – Universidade Federal de Campina Grande
UEMS – Universidade Estadual do Mato Grosso do Sul
UESB – Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia
UFJF – Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
UnB – Universidade de Brasília
Unimontes – Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros
IFCE – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará
IFS – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de Sergipe
IFRJ – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Rio de Janeiro
IFBA – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia da Bahia
IFBaiano – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia Baiano
PUC-Rio – Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
UTFPR – Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná
UFF – Universidade Federal Fluminense
UFRJ – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
UFRGS – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
FURG – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande
UFRN – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
UFPR – Universidade Federal do Paraná
UFSC – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
UFPE – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
UFBA – Universidade Federal da Bahia (o grifo é meu!)
UNESP – Universidade Estadual Paulista
UERJ – Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro
UENF – Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense
Unicamp – Universidade Estadual de Campinas
USP – Universidade de São Paulo
UNIFEI – Universidade Federal de Itajubá
IMPA – Instituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada
IFF – Instituto Federal Fluminense
IFMA – Instituto Federal do Maranhão
IFPE – Instituto Federal de Pernambuco
IFRN – Instituto Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
Muitos leitores entraram em contato com o QG do Petróleo afim de saber quais são as 34 instituições participantes do Programa Petrobras de Formação de Recursos Humanos (PFRH). Aqui está a listagem abaixo e é importante informar que quem determina o critério de seleção é a própria universidade.
Ao todo são 10500 bolsas de estudos para nível técnico, ensino superior, mestrado, doutorado e doutorado depois da qualificação da tese.
UFPA – Universidade Federal do Pará
UFCG – Universidade Federal de Campina Grande
UEMS – Universidade Estadual do Mato Grosso do Sul
UESB – Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia
UFJF – Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
UnB – Universidade de Brasília
Unimontes – Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros
IFCE – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará
IFS – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de Sergipe
IFRJ – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Rio de Janeiro
IFBA – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia da Bahia
IFBaiano – Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia Baiano
PUC-Rio – Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro
UTFPR – Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná
UFF – Universidade Federal Fluminense
UFRJ – Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro
UFRGS – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
FURG – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande
UFRN – Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
UFPR – Universidade Federal do Paraná
UFSC – Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina
UFPE – Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
UFBA – Universidade Federal da Bahia (o grifo é meu!)
UNESP – Universidade Estadual Paulista
UERJ – Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro
UENF – Universidade Estadual do Norte Fluminense
Unicamp – Universidade Estadual de Campinas
USP – Universidade de São Paulo
UNIFEI – Universidade Federal de Itajubá
IMPA – Instituto Nacional de Matemática Pura e Aplicada
IFF – Instituto Federal Fluminense
IFMA – Instituto Federal do Maranhão
IFPE – Instituto Federal de Pernambuco
IFRN – Instituto Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
sábado, 12 de novembro de 2011
Vagas no Exterior dia 12/11/2011 - Good Luck!!!
sábado, 5 de novembro de 2011
Vagas no Exterior dia 5/11/2011 - Good Luck!!!
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| Plant Operator | United States |
| Plant Mechanic | United States |
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| Advanced Process Control Engineer | Alvin |
| Buyer - cs882346 | Houston |
| Mechanical Maintenance Engineer - cmc882383 | Pasadena |
| Project Engineer - clm772 | Pasadena |
| Retail Joint Venture Manager - Houston, TX | Houston |
| Optimizer- Energy | Crossett |
| Reliability Engineering Team Lead - cmc882383 | Texas City |
| Logistics Coordinator - cs882382 | Denver |
| DCS Instrument / Electrical Technician - jtm566 | Mobile |
| Process Engineer - cw882375 | Houston |
| Process Engineer - cw882375 | Houston |
| Staff Engineer | Norco |
| Piping and Valve Engineer | Houston |
| Int'l Commercial Analyst | The Woodlands |
| Int'l Commercial Advisor | The Woodlands |
| Analytical Chemist | Houston |
| Business Development Advisor - Houston, TX (Woodcreek) | Houston |
| Senior Process Engineer - LNG | West London |
| Operations Training Specialist - Upgrading - Horizon Oil | Calgary, Edmonton, or Fort McMurray |
| Mechanical Engineer - Major Projects - Horizon Oil Sands | Calgary, Alberta |
| Lead Mechanical Engineer - Horizon Oil Sands | Calgary, Edmonton, or Fort McMurray |
| Process Control Specialist - DCS | Houston |
| Process Safety Engineer | Baton Rouge |
| MOC Coordinator | Belle Chasse |
| Chemical Process Engineer - cw882362 | New Orleans |
| Cost Control Engineer - cw882361 | Geismar |
| Lead Engineer | San Francisco Area |
| Mechanical Designers - jss882371 | New Orleans |
| Control Systems / Instrument Engineer - jtm565 | Port Arthur |
| PPL Piping Designer III | Houston |
| PPL Piping Designer II | Houston |
| Entry Level Process Engineer | Houston |
| PPL Piping Designer II | Houston |
| Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Supervisor - Port Arthur, TX | Port Arthur |
| Senior Offshore Instrument Engineer | Houston |
| Project Services Manager | Perth |
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| Panel Engineer | Batangas City |
| Process Manager / Engineer | Batangas City |
| Operations Shift Superintendent / Supervisor | Batangas City |
| Mechanical Maintenance Manager | Batangas City |
| QA/QC Manager | Batangas City |
| Facilities Engineer - Power & Control Systems | Bakersfield |
| Reliability Engineer-Port Arthur, TX | Port Arthur |
| Contracting & Procurement (CP) Site Lead - Mobile, AL | Mobile |
| Shift Supervisor | Barangay Simlong, Batangas City |
| Process Superintendent | Barangay Simlong, Batangas City |
| Operations Manager | Barangay Simlong, Batangas City |
| (2) Contract Field Operators | Williston |
| Senior Offshore Planning Engineer | Perth |
| AIR Team Technical Assistant | Houston |
| Process Engineer - Gas Separation Technology | Houston |
| Fixed Reliability Engineer | Corpus Christi |
| Civil Engineer - Geismar, LA | Geismar |
| Maintenance Engineer - (Norco, LA) | Norco |
| Technical Sales And Marketing Manager | Anywhere near a major USA airport |
| Materials Engineer | Corporate Office, Houston |
| Lead Process Engineer | Qatar |
| I&E Reliability Engineer | Ames |
| Engineering and Operations Advisor | Houston |
| Contract Plant Manager | Williston |
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| Proposals Manager | Singapore |
| Cost Analyst /Chemical Refinery Experience Lake Charles, LA | Lake Charles |
quinta-feira, 3 de novembro de 2011
Deepwater Rig Market Facing Tight Decade
If you want to gaze out a decade at how the offshore and deepwater in particular -- will evolve, look no farther than the pre-salt region in offshore Brazill, which is home to one-third of worldwide deepwater discoveries over the last half decade.
As Global Hunter Securities analyst Jeff Spittel argues, offshore Brazil represents “the most compelling commercial opportunity for the oilfield services sector over the next decade.”
That comment may actually understate the size of the prize, thanks to rapidly developing momentum in the global deepwater market. True, Brazil’s Petrobras is planning $54 billion in pre-salt drilling through 2015 (where Petrobras enjoys an 80% success rate) with another $64 billion post-salt.
If all goes as planned, 12 projects, including 10 in the Santos Basin, will add 1.72 million barrels of oil per day at peak capacity, though first oil from those projects is spread from 2010 to 2019.
But it won’t be easy getting there, due to an idiosyncratic stew of technical, logistical, political and regulatory hurdles. Still, Petrobras spending is poised to ramp as early as 2012 and Brazil’s impact on future rig employment is sobering. Brazilian demand for drilling rigs capable of working in waters more than 6,000 feet deep will grow from 15 at the end of 2010 to 37 by 2015, and 65 by 2020. Petrobras has announced plans to build 28 units locally, though this remains an ambitious and optimistic goal, even without assuming the normal construction delays.
Furthermore, coupling Petrobras with other firms suggests total demand in the Brazilian offshore space could reach 135 floaters near the end of this decade, according to a Morgan Stanley study.
Currently there are just 97 floaters that can drill in water 7,500 feet or deeper globally.
Brazil’s oncoming ramp is beginning during a period when availability for ultra-deepwater units (UDW) is declining as operators lock up the last remaining UDW rigs in the supply chain. Meanwhile new UDW rig deliveries will enter a trough beginning in the second quarter 2012 before recovering in mid-2013. New UDW deliveries are expected to peak at 11 units during the first quarter 2012 before falling to three units or less per quarter through the first half of 2013.
New evidence for a tightening deepwater market is found in the fact that UDW rig rates on three units topped $500,000 per day over the last 30 days. Additionally, tightness in the UDW sector reportedly is leading to rising down-market interest in legacy floaters.
But let’s ignore the Brazilian 800-pound gorilla in the deepwater space for the moment where Petrobras employs 55 of the 159 mid-and-deepwater units working globally as of October 2011. Absent Brazil, momentum in the UDW space is rising globally with rig demand from emerging basins in West Africa and East Africa -- not to mention the advent of exotic new entries into the deepwater space in Cuba, the Bahamas, and Greenland.
Elsewhere, Statoil’s recent 1.5 billion bbl North Sea discovery at Aldous also indicates that plenty of treasure awaits the industry even in mature deepwater basins.
Separately, Atwood Oceanics also ordered a $600 million UDW drillship to operate in waters up to 12,000 feet for June 2014 delivery.
Those widely disparate recent news events signal an accelerating tightening in worldwide floater utilization, which was pegged at 72% at the beginning of October with 203 out of 281 units employed, according to ODS-Petrodata.
Closer to home, bullish indicators are also evident in the deepwater GOM where Atwood Oceanics signed a 21-month, $522,000-per-day contract (including mobilization) with Hess Corp. upon delivery of the Atwood Condor in June 2012. Similarly, ENSCO inked a two-year, $475,000-per-day contract for a UDW semisubmersible, which will work for Anadarko, Apache, and Noble Energy in the Gulf when the newbuild ENSCO 8505 is delivered in the first quarter 2012. ENSCO now has six of the seven rigs in its 8500 series contracted with the final rig under construction in Singapore anticipating a delivery date in the second half of 2012.
Earlier in October, Seadrill entered a memorandum of understanding with an undisclosed major oil company for a five-year, $495,000 contract in the GOM for the West Capricorn upon delivery in December 2011. The contract will provide nearly $1 billion in revenues for Seadrill before expiration.
There were 20 floaters at work in the GOM in early October 2011 versus four during the same period one year ago, though the current number is still shy of the 30 at work when the Macondo incident occurred. It may not be long before the GOM returns to pre-Macondo intensity. The U.S. BOEM and BSEE accelerated new well deepwater permit approval in the GOM with 10 awards in October.
Add it together and it becomes evident that the global deepwater sector will give the unconventional oil and gas plays sharp competition over the next decade as the prime contender for “King of the Hill” in global frontier oil and gas development.
As Global Hunter Securities analyst Jeff Spittel argues, offshore Brazil represents “the most compelling commercial opportunity for the oilfield services sector over the next decade.”
That comment may actually understate the size of the prize, thanks to rapidly developing momentum in the global deepwater market. True, Brazil’s Petrobras is planning $54 billion in pre-salt drilling through 2015 (where Petrobras enjoys an 80% success rate) with another $64 billion post-salt.
If all goes as planned, 12 projects, including 10 in the Santos Basin, will add 1.72 million barrels of oil per day at peak capacity, though first oil from those projects is spread from 2010 to 2019.
But it won’t be easy getting there, due to an idiosyncratic stew of technical, logistical, political and regulatory hurdles. Still, Petrobras spending is poised to ramp as early as 2012 and Brazil’s impact on future rig employment is sobering. Brazilian demand for drilling rigs capable of working in waters more than 6,000 feet deep will grow from 15 at the end of 2010 to 37 by 2015, and 65 by 2020. Petrobras has announced plans to build 28 units locally, though this remains an ambitious and optimistic goal, even without assuming the normal construction delays.
Furthermore, coupling Petrobras with other firms suggests total demand in the Brazilian offshore space could reach 135 floaters near the end of this decade, according to a Morgan Stanley study.
Currently there are just 97 floaters that can drill in water 7,500 feet or deeper globally.
Brazil’s oncoming ramp is beginning during a period when availability for ultra-deepwater units (UDW) is declining as operators lock up the last remaining UDW rigs in the supply chain. Meanwhile new UDW rig deliveries will enter a trough beginning in the second quarter 2012 before recovering in mid-2013. New UDW deliveries are expected to peak at 11 units during the first quarter 2012 before falling to three units or less per quarter through the first half of 2013.
New evidence for a tightening deepwater market is found in the fact that UDW rig rates on three units topped $500,000 per day over the last 30 days. Additionally, tightness in the UDW sector reportedly is leading to rising down-market interest in legacy floaters.
But let’s ignore the Brazilian 800-pound gorilla in the deepwater space for the moment where Petrobras employs 55 of the 159 mid-and-deepwater units working globally as of October 2011. Absent Brazil, momentum in the UDW space is rising globally with rig demand from emerging basins in West Africa and East Africa -- not to mention the advent of exotic new entries into the deepwater space in Cuba, the Bahamas, and Greenland.
Elsewhere, Statoil’s recent 1.5 billion bbl North Sea discovery at Aldous also indicates that plenty of treasure awaits the industry even in mature deepwater basins.
Separately, Atwood Oceanics also ordered a $600 million UDW drillship to operate in waters up to 12,000 feet for June 2014 delivery.
Those widely disparate recent news events signal an accelerating tightening in worldwide floater utilization, which was pegged at 72% at the beginning of October with 203 out of 281 units employed, according to ODS-Petrodata.
Closer to home, bullish indicators are also evident in the deepwater GOM where Atwood Oceanics signed a 21-month, $522,000-per-day contract (including mobilization) with Hess Corp. upon delivery of the Atwood Condor in June 2012. Similarly, ENSCO inked a two-year, $475,000-per-day contract for a UDW semisubmersible, which will work for Anadarko, Apache, and Noble Energy in the Gulf when the newbuild ENSCO 8505 is delivered in the first quarter 2012. ENSCO now has six of the seven rigs in its 8500 series contracted with the final rig under construction in Singapore anticipating a delivery date in the second half of 2012.
Earlier in October, Seadrill entered a memorandum of understanding with an undisclosed major oil company for a five-year, $495,000 contract in the GOM for the West Capricorn upon delivery in December 2011. The contract will provide nearly $1 billion in revenues for Seadrill before expiration.
There were 20 floaters at work in the GOM in early October 2011 versus four during the same period one year ago, though the current number is still shy of the 30 at work when the Macondo incident occurred. It may not be long before the GOM returns to pre-Macondo intensity. The U.S. BOEM and BSEE accelerated new well deepwater permit approval in the GOM with 10 awards in October.
Add it together and it becomes evident that the global deepwater sector will give the unconventional oil and gas plays sharp competition over the next decade as the prime contender for “King of the Hill” in global frontier oil and gas development.
Indústria do petróleo precisará de 212 mil trabalhadores até 2014
A hora de se preparar é agora, e não quando estiverem já contratando! Para quem é formado em Tecnologo e, mesmo em engenharia do petróleo, façam cursos de especialização e capacitação, pois, este será o foco das vagas.
| Qui, 03 de Novembro de 2011 06:11 |
| A indústria do petróleo e gás deve contratar, pelo menos, 212 mil trabalhadores nos próximos três anos. A estimativa é do consultor da coordenação do Programa de Mobilização da Indústria Nacional de Petróleo e Gás Natural (Prominp), Marco Antonio Ferreira. Ferreira participou na última terça-feira (1º) de um debate sobre o pré-sal na sede da Federação das Indústria do Estado de São Paulo (Fiesp). Segundo ele, o Prominp fez no ano passado um estudo para saber qual a demanda de mão de obra da indústria do petróleo até 2014. O estudo apontou que pelo menos 212 mil vagas de emprego serão abertas no setor. “Essas são as lacunas que verificamos em nosso plano de negócios”, disse. O Prominp é um programa do governo federal criado para treinar trabalhadores para atuarem no setor de petróleo e gás natural. Ferreira explicou que a coordenação do programa levanta os investimentos programados e estima quantos trabalhadores serão necessários para que os projetos sejam executados. Quando a demanda é detectada, o Prominp promove cursos de qualificação, que treinam os trabalhadores para que estejam aptos a trabalhar nos projetos programados. De acordo com Ferreira, 78 mil trabalhadores já foram qualificados desde 2006. Número que deve aumentar por causa do desenvolvimento da cadeia do petróleo. O consultor do Prominp disse, inclusive, que a própria estimativa do programa está sendo revisada devido aos investimentos previstos para exploração do pré-sal. Segundo ele, a demanda por trabalhadores “deve ser bem maior do que a que estava estimada.” O presidente da Associação Brasileira das Empresas do Setor Naval e Offshore (Abenav), Augusto Mendonça, também declarou que o setor de construção e reparação de navios demandará muitos trabalhadores devido à exploração do pré-sal. De acordo com ele, os estaleiros brasileiros, que atualmente empregam 56 mil trabalhadores, devem empregar 100 mil até 2020. “O país vive um momento mágico”, disse Mendonça, sobre as perspectiva para o setor naval. “Vamos contratar desde soldadores e auxiliares, até engenheiros navais e pessoal da área administrativa”, declarou. Fonte: Agência Brasil/Vinicius Konchinski/Jornal do Brasil |
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