Slickline Operator

Role Summary:

This role is responsible for the overall operation and maintenance of Slick line units and accessories following Company's work plans.

Qualifications:

• Minimum of HND/B.SC in any engineering field
• 5 years’ experience in Slickline operations
• Must have IWCF, BOSIET, etc
• Good computer proficiency (MS Office – Word, Excel)
• Slick Line Competency Certificate

Key Responsibilities:

• Carry out tubing integrity investigation using a drift or gauge cutter run
• Ensure there is no hold up or tight spot in tubing pressure testing
• Ensure all wax are totally cleared in the tubing to avert problem during production of crude oil
• Install and remove gas lift valves and dummies to enhance increase in oil production
• Install and retrieve plugs for well securing and well kill
• Ensure adequate sand bailing
• Install and retrieve FSE injection valve and SESSV (SESSV CHANGE OUT) to increase oil production and enhance safety of oil well
• Carry out direct measurement of sand face pressure and time variation, temperature, pressure storage effect, production index, porosity, viscosity using electronic gauges
• Coordinate zone change for proper SSD opening
• Carry out all Slick line well intervention operations
• Assemble tools and perform Slick line services, i.e. gauge runs, pulling and setting plugs, etc. in various field locations
• Ensure the operations of Slick line services offered by the company are done safely, efficiently and according to established standards and guidelines
• Ensure all safety practices are implemented before, during and after the well service operation
• Provide technical assistance to other field operation personnel on location to assure work is carried out according to set schedules and procedures. Maintenance, such as the removal of wax, scale, sand and fill build-ups, terminating flow and setting hydraulic packers using sealing plugs, gauge cutting, setting or removing plugs, deploying or removing wireline, retrievable valves and memory logging of down-hole logs using Memory Production Logging Tools (MPLT) and down-hole vision (using run cameras).
• Control of sliding sleeves to open and close access to zones and the replacement of gas lift valves.
• Measure the depth of the well and well perforation (using run gun assemblies) and down-hole pressures and temperatures (using run gauges). 
• Write report on activities on the field.

Salary: 600,000 – 650,000