Field Prof-/LWD, II

Requires completion of a high school diploma or equivalent, and a minimum of one year of field experience in M/LWD.
Bachelor's Degree in a STEM discipline is preferred.
Requires completion of the basic M/LWD training program.
Must have successfully passed company tests, or met task guideline requirements.
Ability to demonstrate technical aptitude to required standards.
Must possess good communication, arithmetic, data entry and recording skills.
Requires ability to read and interpret formation well logs and interpret directional survey information and other well site data.
Must possess relevant on and offshore safety certificates. This is a field position.

Under general supervision, provides on-site supervision of the Logging- While-Drilling (LWD) process, including tool preparations, data acquisition, log generation and Quality Control (QC) and delivery of the services to the customer. Serves as the lead engineer on most jobs.
Ensures that all data presented to the customer is accurate, timely and meets the highest service quality standard possible.
Ensures that expected and needed data and possible problems are provided to the customer.
Provides technical consultation to all of Halliburton's clients.
This includes mud hydraulics, Bottom Hole Assembly (BHA) planning, formation evaluation, drilling tendencies, the mud system and BHA dynamics.
Properly tests all tools and equipment before, during and after each job.
Identifies and corrects operational problems to prevent or minimize service impact.
Accurately completes all required forms, databases and reports (i.e. service vouchers, lost/damaged equipment, radiation site survey, End of Job Customer Survey (EJCS) report, First Alert Database (FAD)/Correction, Prevention and Improvement (CPI).
Ensures BHA's are assembled as planned, including correct make-up torque, doping and handling.

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