FPSO Marine Engineer

FPSO Marine Engineer

• To review all necessary documents and studies available at the Company related to development of gas processing and liquefaction facilities,
• To study and suggest process/facility design modification for safe and reliable operation,
• To prepare and develop the operation & maintenance philosophy and requirement for FLNG marine operation from the light of marine engineer. The philosophy / requirement to include, but not limited to:

o Cargo system operation,
o Tanker mooring operation,
o Control and monitoring operation,
o Support vessel management,
o Maintenance objective/strategy,
o Spare parts management,
o Re-supply operation,
o Operation & Maintenance organization, manning and training,
• Status reporting,
• Have a good communication in speaking and writing English.

Please send your CV only to: indonesia@fircroft.com. Please only send a resume in Microsoft Word format, not pdf or others. Please note that certificates/ID s, Picture, etc are not required at this time, just your resume/CV.

source: petromindo.com

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Schlumberger; 2 positions

IMMEDIATELY REQUIRED

Schlumberger is a group of leading technology companies providing a range of specialized services and products to the oil industry worldwide. We urgently need for the position of:

Procurement Manager
(Balikpapan Based)

Under general direction of Supply Chain Manager, plans, organizes, and directs the centralized procurement activities, establishes procedures for sourcing & buying activities.

Supply Chain Specialist
(Balikpapan Based)

Reports to Procurement Manager. Manage strategic sourcing of assigned portfolio. Promote and implement strategic sourcin, proactively managing assigned portfolio and supply base with a long term, strategic focus. Directly responsible for purchases of assigned portfolio and follow up until customer s delivery.

Requirements
• Bachelor or Master Graduate
• At least 5 yrs. Procurement experience (in the Oil & Gas Industry will be advantage)
• Analytical thinking, negotiating, business acumen, data analysis able to run function in Microsoft excel/access
• Proactive, team-player and customer oriented
• Demonstrate good supervisory / leadership skills (for Manager position)
• Must have strong ethics in dealings with Suppliers & Contractors

How to Apply?
Send your application and CV to the following email:
KALrecruiter@slb.com with subject:

“KAL Procurement” not later than 6 September 2010

To learn more about Schlumberger and the job profile please
visit: http://www.slb.com/careers

source: petromindo

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Do ExxonMobil, Total Have the Edge in Uganda Oil Stakes Race?

U.K.-based Tullow Oil PLC (TLW.LN) favors selling part of its Ugandan oil interests to U.S. oil company Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) or France's Total SA (TOT) to participate in their development, according to people familiar with the sale process.

Tullow Oil previously said it had opened its data room in October to companies interested in buying minority stakes in its Ugandan discoveries. At least 10 international companies expressed interest in the blocks located in the Lake Albert area.

People familiar with the matter have now confirmed that Tullow prefers Total and ExxonMobil, which were among those invited to its data room.

The Tullow-operated blocks hold the largest part of Uganda's reserves, with about 2 billion barrels of discovered or prospective resources, measured in oil equivalent. The international oil companies' interest highlights the industry's strengthening appetite for access to Africa's emerging oil nations.

Tullow prefers to team up with ExxonMobil or Total because both are experienced in developing pipelines and refining projects, and both have strong financial capacity, one of the people said.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni hosted a November meeting in the country with ExxonMobil executives to discuss the possible acquisition of a stake in Tullow's acreage, according to a Ugandan security ministry memorandum seen by Dow Jones Newswires.

The Ugandan government is expected to make a decision on the Tullow stake sale early this year.

Total declined to comment Monday about the proposed sale of a stake in Tullow's Uganda acreage.

ExxonMobil's press office for exploration and production didn't immediately comment Monday.

Tullow Oil Uganda Ltd. declined to comment, while a spokesman for Tullow in London didn't return a request for comment.

The security ministry's memo also warned the government against approving a related deal--the proposed takeover of Heritage Oil PLC's (HOIL.LN) Ugandan interests by Italy-based Eni SpA (E). The document said that such a deal could hurt the country's economy.

Heritage and Tullow Oil are joint owners of blocks 1 and 3A, which means Tullow's new partner may have to work with Eni.

Tullow had hoped to secure bids from potential stake buyers by the end of 2009, according to the security ministry's memo, which was submitted to President Museveni in December. However, Heritage's decision to sign a letter of intent with Eni for the sale of its Ugandan interests has complicated Tullow Oil's plans.

According to the memo, a joint operating agreement between Heritage and Tullow, signed on Aug. 22, 2002, doesn't allow Heritage to sell its stake without Tullow Oil's consent.

Tullow Oil is the sole owner of block 2 on the Ugandan side of the Albertine rift.

"Tullow Oil officials say that they will resist the [Heritage assets] deal at all costs," the memo said.

source: Rigzone

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ConocoPhillips Turns on Taps at North Belut Gas Field

According to a report by Dow Jones Newswires, ConocoPhillips announced Thursday that gas production commenced on November 16 at the North Belut field, located in Indonesia's South Natuna Block B.

The North Belut field is anticipated to reach production of 200 million standard cubic feet per day by 2010, with 20,000 barrels per day of condensate and liquefied petroleum gas, the report said.

nitial production was slated to begin in September, but the startup was delayed by the operator over concerns about the field's production stability, Dow Jones noted.

ConocoPhillips operates South Natuna Block B with a 40% interest in the production sharing contract; Inpex Natuna Ltd. and Chevron South Natuna B hold the remaining 35% and 25% interests, respectively.
Rigzone.com

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