• Prepare drilling and workover programs to achieve the objectives specified in Well Prognosis or Workover Proposal. The programs include casing setting depths, casing design, bit types, logging, hydraulic, mud program, well control, well trajectory and wellhead designs. • Involve in planning and execution of conventional, HTHP, H2S, horizontal, managed pressure and underbalanced drilling wells • Review offset well data for potential drilling problems such as kicks, lost circulation, deviation control and slow drilling rates. • Ensure that HSE and Process Safety considerations are given the highest priority at the well design and program stages, by using risk and hazard management techniques to ensure that all significant risks are eliminated or controlled and by demonstrating visible HSE leadership and an unrelenting commitment to achieving safe operations. • Monitor and support the operations on the assigned rig (on call 24 hours a day), including rig site engineering support for operations such as: casing cementation, remedial cementation, well killing, well control and lost circulation situations; managing changes to the drilling program in accordance with the Management of Change procedures and by coordinating with the Drilling Supervisor, Geologist and Service Companies. • Arrange required drilling services such as cementing, logging, coring, casing and liner services, mud engineering and ensure all contractors are up-to-date on the progress of the drilling operations and when their services are required. • Prepare reports including: final well drilling, workover and completion reports, Success and Failures, Well Cost; and Mud Engineer Recap to help optimize future operations. • Collect data and prepare the key performance indicators for all wells drilled on assigned rigs and use the indicators to improve performance on a continuous basis • Ability to make the correct operational decisions based on systematic analysis with rigorous attention to detail. • Generate cost estimates for the proposed well design and develop equipment lists and material requirements. • Provide technical input for the preparation and evaluation of tenders. • Review existing and new technologies for incorporation into the well design

IWCF LEVEL 4, VARIOUS TRAININGS