Geologist, Storage

Overview

The Storage Geologist is responsible for, under direct supervision, providing support in the leading, coordinating, and performing of analysis, planning, design, construction, alterations, and/or maintenance of the Gas Storage Facilities. The ideal candidate possesses basic technical knowledge related to geology and petroleum geology.

Responsibilities

Primary responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Monitor, test, and enhance storage field integrity by developing well testing programs and schedules
• Work alongside logging contractors to conduct casing and tubing integrity tests
• Investigate storage well and downhole problems and design workover plans
• Maintain accurate records of casing and tubing tests and results
• Monitor well and field performance, interpret analysis, and provide recommendations for enhancements
• Support the design and direct stimulation procedures for wells and downhole treating programs for the storage reservoir
• Track storage inventory discrepancies and control migration of inventory
• Monitor drilling intents and production data in and around storage fields to prevent unauthorized production
• Provide reservoir and geological maps, studies, and designs to evaluate prospects and expansions · Verify that work products conform to applicable codes, standards, specifications, and requirements
• Plan, justify, and budget for storage field activities, capital projects, and maintenance projects
• Develop contacts, relationships, and monitor oil producers and landowners
• Work with state and federal regulatory groups on storage field permitting, regulatory compliance matters
• Integrate Guiding Principles, Vision, Mission, and Strategies into business and operating goals, daily business practices, relationships
• Establish strong peer relationships to optimize collaboration with others across the company
• Improve the organization by championing innovation and implementing best practices
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

Minimum:

• Bachelor’s degree in geology Entry-level experience in storage field geological evaluation, operations, maintenance, and/or technical support
• Working technical knowledge of storage field design and evaluation, storage well testing, and workover equipment
• Basic knowledge and understanding of storage field operating requirements, regulations, company policies and procedures
• Basic skills in project coordination
• Ability to communicate technical information to non-technical audiences
• Ability to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines
• Willingness to learn technical skills in related fields
• Ability to work both independently and in collaborative environments

Preferred:

• Professional Geologist license
• Knowledge of natural gas transmission regulations (49CFR 192, OSHA, etc.)

Other requirements:

• Ability to work overtime
• Ability to work in differing office conditions (e.g., open office, outside)
• Ability to work and effectively prioritize in a fast-paced environment while remaining positive
• Ability to travel up to 25% on average by car and/or plane