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Baker Hughes recruits Graduate Field Engineers 2011
2 CommentsBaker Hughes is well known in many parts of the world. However, if you don’t know much about us, you may be surprised by the scale and scope of our business, and by the range of career choices we offer to graduates and interns. Baker Hughes recruits Graduate Field Engineers 2011
What you need
Our field engineers deliver front-line technical services and solutions across our drilling, evaluation, completion, and production technologies. These are hands-on roles, often outdoors and in demanding or harsh conditions – offshore on a North Sea oil rig or in the desert – so you need to learn a range of tasks, from providing engineering and sales support to performing operations at the wellsite.For field engineer roles, we are typically seeking people who:
have completed a four-year technical degree or Master’s within the past 24 months in: - mechanical engineering
- electrical engineering
- chemical engineering
- petroleum engineering
- environmental engineering
- nuclear engineering
- civil engineering
- geosciences
- geology
- physics
- mathematics
- chemistry (inorganic)
- another engineering-related subject.
are fluent in English (Level 5 on a global English test)
have at least three of the following - a minimum grade point average of 3.0/4.0 (2.1) or equivalent
- relevant work experience
- evidence of practical, technical capability
- evidence of relevant extracurricular activity.
have the legal right to work in the country in which you apply

We’re looking for people who are motivated and persistent, as well as resilient and adaptable. You will also need to show creative problem-solving and strong communication and interpersonal skills.Role
Field engineers are job-site leaders so our success depends on you. You will represent our company so you need a combination of application knowledge, operational know-how, and experience, enabling you to deliver service and maintain our reputation as a leading global oilfield services company.- artificial lift services
- drill bits
- specialty chemicals
- drilling fluids
- coring systems
- drilling systems
- logging while drilling
- reservoir navigation services
- surface logging systems
- wireline
- cased-hole completions
- wellbore intervention
- intelligent production systems
- sand control systems
- wellbore construction
- integrated operations.
Monitoring progress
Your manager will monitor your progress to ensure the timely completion of the program, which will lead you to advance to what we call a ‘field engineer general’ level within 36 months. A field career development manager will help you to create your own personal development plan and schedule you in the necessary courses, as well as helping your managers to plan and facilitate your assessment reviews.Mentoring
In addition, you’ll be assigned a mentor, who will work closely with you, your managers, and training personnel to ensure you have a comprehensive, learning experience. Your mentor will support and direct you through the program curriculum, assist you in preparing for yearly assessments and final qualification and, ultimately, enable you to become a mentor yourself to less experienced engineers.Prospects
Field engineers deliver services and information to help our clients locate, evaluate, and produce oil and gas reservoirs more efficiently. There is no doubt that the job is demanding, mentally and physically, especially in the early part of your career when it is field-focused.Related Job vacancies
- Graduate Trainee Engineers Recruitment 2011 at Nigeria LNG Limited
- Mobil Producing Nigeria is Recruiting Drilling Supervisor Wednesday June 22, 2011
- Oando Graduate Trainee Programme June 2011
Published on October 29, 2010 · Filed under: Graduate Jobs in Nigeria, Oil & Gas Jobs in Nigeria;
2 Responses to “Baker Hughes recruits Graduate Field Engineers 2011”
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Dele Adelolu said on October 29th, 2010 at 11:54 am
Thanks, Baker Hughes for creating this Great career offer for us
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iheukwumere O. Otu said on November 6th, 2010 at 2:20 am
Thanks BH for this wonderful opportunity


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