Autos › Re: Another Naija Used Camry 99 From Me.just Get Your 880k Ready by DrFerlie(m): 9:37pm On Aug 21, 2009 |
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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 6:47pm On Aug 21, 2009 |
ASIWAJU de. gbogbo eyin omo ooduaaaa. e ku ojo meta oooooooooooo. |
Career › Re: How Do I Overcome Recession Fever? by DrFerlie(m): 6:20pm On Aug 21, 2009 |
ayomifull: Anyone with idea of how i can let my mind be at peace and 4get about recession? btw im i the only one with this fever? The only antidote is to plan and prepare to address your fears/what ifs. State the worst case scenario-which is losing your job and put necessary things in place like- saving enough money in your account, upgrading and learning new skill that could keep you afloat , looking for another job on time etc. Once there is an action/contingency plan in place, the fear will dissappear. Note: If it can happen, It will happen (unless you do something to address it), |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 6:03pm On Aug 21, 2009 |
ellisville: hello to everyone here. my name is Ellis Femi, a third year student studying Petroleum Engineering in the University Of Port Harcourt. drilling courses are nice and sometimes when i carry my text book on drilling engineering, i tend to get attracted to it. but it is really wide with all thise formulas. sometimes i wonder if one is meant to get all those stuff in one brain. what i want to know is which of these options seem interesting. when some of our lecturers teach, they will tell you that reservoir engineering is the bomb, production and drilling. but i think i am attracted to drilling engineering. i want everyone here to put me through. coz am just done with reading drilling fluids, hydraulics, and drilling cost estimation. is there hope for the nigeria student reading petroleum engineering in nigeria. plz i need an answer. thanks for now , Femi, welcome on board. At your (student) level, you need to get familiar with the crazy and complex drilling formulars. On the field, there are softwares to do the calculations for you. My favorite right from B.Sc and M.Sc levels has been drilling and completion engineering . I just love it. Your choice depends on which aspect of petroleum engineering you find interesting. By the time you go through your degree programme, you will be able to determine that. All the fields are good and challenging. There is hope for you in Nigeria and else where. Just be very good and deligent at what you DO. |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 5:51pm On Aug 21, 2009 |
blackky187: Dr Ferlie, The wells are going to be oil producers It will be a good experience for you. keep us posted |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 5:50pm On Aug 21, 2009 |
okeyz: rite now i am worKing with an inspection company,that does inspection of barges,cargoe ships, NDT stuff and the like,
but i really want to get into the upstream main stream activity like drilling and completions, i am a completions man when i was with my former company,b4 the owner went into politics, and since then i find it difficult to get back in even with my experience(not much though) about 4-5 years,
they keep asking for wellcap and iadc certificates and no company is willing to train you for such certificate ,and the training is quite on the high side financially ,and one gets to renew it every 2 years,, so if one does the training and does not get a job b4 the thing expires where does that leave me, well i still need to do the training and get the cert since thats the in thing for drillers these days,
sir any leads that can helpm me in that direction ??, i will really appreciate it Okeyz, It will be easier for you to come in as a Completion Engineer based on your previous experience in well completions and workover. I will let you know of any opportunity as soon as possible. what part of completion were you involved before? |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 7:14pm On Aug 11, 2009 |
okeyz: thanks sir for prompt comment, actually i really love drilling but due to lack of proper info on how to get started again i decided to delve into other areas, but with mentors like u around i am thinking of going back, anyway there is this website www.wellcontrol.com that does well control online and they still issue wellcap certificates but i don t know how effective the training would be, please i will be more than grateful if i can have the address for the well cp training , also will the certificate give one the egde to get a drilling job both withinm and outside nigeria? thanks for ur response, The well control certificate with hands-on experience on the field and office ( well planning and design stage) will definitely give you an edge anywhere. What are you presently into? |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 4:37pm On Aug 11, 2009 |
blackky187: Hi all,presently i work as a petroleum engineer with a marginal field operator in Nigeria.Planning to pitch a full career in drilling engineering and right now involved in the planning of drilling 3 wells of an average of 13000 ft and a re-entry of one well.Quite a challenging exercise for a newbie in drilling blackky187, Good to meet you. You have taken the right step. drilling engineering is very challenging. You need to know a lot about every aspect of drillling. You will be more or less a generalist. Nowadays, there are drilling softwares to make life easier. Are the wells going to be oil producer or water/gas injector? okeyz: nice thread!! @ Dr ferlie and co, i have been longing to see this thread on NL ,was wondering if there is any hope for the profession in Nigeria,most of tghe drilling jobs are been taken by indians and filipinos,even as roughnecks which is very bad for th petroleum engineering graduate in niaja.
I have been involved in drilling and completions and i love the job,i was wondering if there is any hope of getting back in to the field as most coy have started asking for wellcap certificates!!, which is indeed difficult to get in Nigeria cos most coys send their staffs abroad to get certified, This forum is a nice way to share experience and challenges and give information to newbie drilling engineers and those that have interest in entering the field, the field is indeed very rewarding but its not a job for the faint hearted and lilly livered cos there are lots of risk involved,
Dr ferlie and abbeydot i greet once again kudos to y'all ,lets get the crude pumping out their reservoirs!! Thanks Okeyz There is a great and bright future for Nigerians in drilling engineering. The local content thingy in the oil and gas sector will help us a lot. There is a place in PH where you can get your well control certifications ( fundamental and supervisory level) . I will find out and get back to you; though I got mine in Houston. |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 3:02pm On Aug 06, 2009 |
alaura: i am presently working with Atlas copco in Nigeria if u need any mining or drilling equipment u can let me know. Alaura, Can you supply a drilling rig ( drillship) that can drill in water up to 10,000ft in depth?  we are talking about oil and gas drilling here. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Mobil Calling For 2nd Stage Interviews by DrFerlie(m): 3:01pm On Aug 01, 2009 |
not too late. i am waiting for it. monday is the D day!! |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Mobil Calling For 2nd Stage Interviews by DrFerlie(m): 10:58pm On Jul 31, 2009 |
Chosen09,
Please send the clues to me: drferlie@yahoo.com |
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 7:19pm On Jul 29, 2009 |
Abbeydot,
I have been to land rig, semi-submersible rig and a drill ship during the course of my career.
My first challenge ever was casing design for an HTHP, sour gas and multilateral wells in the desert of saudi arabia. Getting the casing strings and liners that meet the expected burst, colapse and tensile load ( and still within AFE ) was tough.
I am currently engaged in well planning and design phase for for deepwater ( 3500 ft - 5500ft of water ) project offshore Nigeria. |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 6:44pm On Jul 29, 2009 |
2babie,
ko si repete, mo ngbo lucky dube lowo lowo bayi. ki lo nsele ni odo ti e? |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 6:06pm On Jul 29, 2009 |
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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 5:45pm On Jul 29, 2009 |
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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Mobil Calling For 2nd Stage Interviews by DrFerlie(m): 5:26pm On Jul 29, 2009 |
chosen09: My friend received an email today, his is on Friday. Mr Chosen09, Congrats to your friend. do you know what to expect during the interview? I am expecting my own letter too. God bless you. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Mobil Calling For 2nd Stage Interviews by DrFerlie(m): 4:39pm On Jul 29, 2009 |
chosen09: Mobil has started calling Drilling Engineers for interview. Is that true? when is the interview date? |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 9:55pm On Jul 28, 2009 |
debosky: Dokita feeli se dokita alabere tabi dokita agbari (psychiatrist) ni eyin se? dokita nipa obinrin ni emi gynaecologists |
Forum Games › Re: Guess The Job Of The Person Above You. by DrFerlie(op): 8:31pm On Jul 27, 2009 |
imole  |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 6:16pm On Jul 27, 2009 |
hotteju: gbogbo yin ese gan nii ooo modupe, inu mi dun gan omidan hotteju, inu awa naa dun gannnnnn lati gbayin si inu wa yi. se e gbona felifeli gege bi oruko yin?  |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 6:14pm On Jul 27, 2009 |
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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 4:59pm On Jul 27, 2009 |
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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 4:26pm On Jul 27, 2009 |
dayokanu: E ku deede iwoyi o se alaafia ni e wa Ojogbon dayo, e yin naa e kaabooooooo.alaafia ni a wa ooooooo. awon iyawo yin nko?  |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 2:02pm On Jul 27, 2009 |
hotteju: newbie ni miii ooo ki lon shele? hotteju, kaabo si inu ilu wa yii. se daadaa ni gbogbo ile wa? ko si wahala ninu ilu wa yi, igbadun ati alaafia ni awa. omo ilu wo ni eyin nse? se okunrin tabi obinrin ni eyin? e kaabooooooo.  topsy25, awo mi, agbo to feyin rin, agbara lolo muwa. emi naa mura ija fun e  |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 10:40pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
e mi nikan tan laarin omidan meta; 2babie, bluespice and moyola. e ma gbadun jare. |
Career › Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by DrFerlie(op): 10:36pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
I have decided to create a thread for drilling engineers and drilling supervisors ( company man ), so that we can share experience and best practices.
I am currently working on a BOD for a deepwater field development - drilling and completion.
Guys, come in and let's discuss. |
Forum Games › Re: What Song Are You Really Feeling Now? by DrFerlie(m): 10:20pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
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Forum Games › Re: Guess The Job Of The Person Above You. by DrFerlie(op): 10:17pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 10:02pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
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Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 9:50pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
bluespice: lol!!!!! christian ni mi oh mi oni joye alhaja anytime soon  im in the middle east thats y the dates r skewed  tubabie mon ki e oh henhen nibo ni middle east, mo sese de lati kuwait ni ibe yen gbona baje. |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 9:30pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
tubabie: @all Ekaale gbogbo ile, bawo ni ojo isimi eni yii? omidan tubabie, kaabo, se daadaa niiiiiii. ojo isimi wa pa. mo gbadun iwaasu pasito mi lon. iwo nko? |
Culture › Re: If You Can Speak Yoruba, Talk It In Here! by DrFerlie(m): 9:28pm On Jul 26, 2009 |
bluespice: shush bi ti bo? a kin lo s'ijo leni ni bi oh ojo jimoh laman lo ni bi  sugbon mo wa pa musulumi ododo ni wa. asalamalekun oooooooooo  se o ti losi mecca medina mo fe ki o alhaja very soon oooooo  |