[…]What is directional drilling and how to get directional drilling jobs! What is Directional Drilling? Directional drilling or deviation drilling is an oil and gas exploration drilling technique used to change the direction of a well, most often from vertical to horizontal direction. Horizontal Directional Drilling Traditionally, petroleum oil and gas wells are drilled vertically, […]
[…]work related to extensions and repairs of offshore pipelines, subsea structures, oil deepwater facilities for petroleum extraction. The material is usually steel, alloy and unalloyed, and three techniques which is very different from dry welding, can be distinguished: wet welding, trunk welding and hyperbaric welding or dry underwater welding. How to become an Underwater Welder? […]
[…]or carrying out welding work related to extensions and repairs of offshore oil deepwater facilities for petroleum extraction. The material is usually steel, alloy and unalloyed, and three techniques which is very different from dry welding, can be distinguished: wet welding, trunk welding and hyperbaric welding. Read more about underwater welding. Horizontal Directional Drilling Directional […]
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[…]installation or floating drilling rig. The deck worker works with practical tasks on the drilling deck in the actual drilling operation. Career Path It is possible to work your way up to and including the tower man when you have a trade certificate. Then you can take technical vocational school. You can do this in combination […]
[…]many years of experience can be as high as $125k annual salary. Top Oil and Gas Job Careers Paths for Engineering Graduates The petroleum engineering careers are mostly higher technical positions in fields as subsea design and analysis, drilling and completion, oil explorations, production and reservoir. The more you can narrow it down and becoming […]
[…]with can be connected to everything from communication and navigation equipment to control systems for drilling and more. There are jobs for electricians on both ships and platforms. Typical work tasks for an offshore electrician, operate and maintain electronic equipment, troubleshooting, correcting errors and repairing electronic equipment, make sure there are enough spare parts. Entry […]
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