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Following up on my recent posts, the daily routine work of a Cathodic Protection Engineer in the operation and maintenance sector involves various crucial tasks. This includes monitoring remote systems, analyzing reports, executing planned tasks, assigning responsibilities based on team skills, and handling emergency work. Before executing any plans, it is vital to conduct Cathodic Protection surveys to evaluate the system's condition. Surveys play a pivotal role in CP operation and maintenance. Here are some key survey types that I will delve into in upcoming posts: - Close Interval Potential Surveys (CIPS) - Direct Current Voltage Gradient (DCVG) - Pipeline Current Mapping (PCM) - Pearson Surveys - Potential Surveys - Stray Current Surveys #CathodicProtection #Engineering #Operations #Maintenance #Surveys

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Listen up LinkedIn, Gary L. Chipman is a hand, give this man a shout and let’s get him back on a well or rig! You got wells that need logged? plug and perf work overseen? Maybe you have some clean outs you need done or toe preps set and sleeves shifted. Surely we can help this man, and his next future employer get some solid value and improve thier organization. Basin Engineering Crescent Consulting, LLC Plaster & Wald Consulting Corp do you guys have any work Gary could assist with?

As an OIE do you have sufficient Process Safety Awareness on site to be able to conduct the following in your role? 1. RBA Real Time Qualification (Are you able to ‘know what you have got and how it changes over time?’) 2. RBA Aligned Criticality Activity (Can you physically stand next to the highest Risk Hydrocarbon Pressure Systems?) 3. Cumulative Risk Criticality (Can a you physically stand next to ‘scariest’ locations?) At Bilfinger as a IIE we will train you so you can which is essential in career development for a world of energy transition.

𝘿𝙤 𝙔𝙤𝙪 𝙆𝙣𝙤𝙬 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙧 𝘾𝙖𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙙𝙞𝙘 𝙋𝙧𝙤𝙩𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 𝙈𝙚𝙩𝙝𝙤𝙙𝙨 𝘼𝙧𝙚 𝙀𝙛𝙛𝙚𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙫𝙚? Close Interval Potential Surveys (CIPS) assess the cathodic protection (CP) effectiveness over the entire length of the pipeline. Cathodically protected pipelines are equipped with permanent test stations where electronic leads are attached to the pipeline to measure the pipe-to-soil potential. This potential should be sufficiently cathodic to ensure adequate corrosion protection. An OQ and AMPP qualified technician will obtain the direct current pipe-to-electrolyte potentials at consistent intervals to evaluate the CP of the pipelines. To achieve accurate potentials, the technician establishes an electrical connection to the pipeline by means of a trailing wire connected to test stations. The coated copper wire unwinds from a spool as the operator walks the length of the pipeline. The pipeline potential is measured with a set of reference electrodes at ground level, positioned directly over the pipeline at intervals of every 3 – 5 ft. While simultaneously collecting GPS data and potential data, our data loggers create accurate reference points to find true pipe-to-soil potential. Using current industry leading hardware and software ensures: -   the correct survey mode is selected and -   accurate and precise readings are obtained   #cathodicprotection #corrosionprotection #pipelineintegrity #integritymanagement

Field Service Engineer Quiz Test your knowledge! Question 1: What is the first step in troubleshooting any equipment issue? A) Check the power source B) Consult the user manual C) Contact the manufacturer's technical support D) Replace the faulty part Question 2: Which of the following is a critical aspect of field service engineering? A) Time management B) Technical knowledge C) Communication skills D) All of the above Question 3: What should you do when encountering an unfamiliar piece of equipment? A) Try to fix it without guidance B) Consult the equipment's documentation C) Contact a colleague or supervisor for assistance D) Leave it for someone else to fix Answer each question in the comments below! #FieldServiceEngineer #Quiz #EngineeringExcellence #MaintenanceMatters #TroubleshootingTips #TechnicalKnowledge #CommunicationSkills #EquipmentMaintenance #ServiceWithAPersonalTouch

_The Unyielding Spirit of Solids Control Engineers_ To my fellow #5000 Solids Control Engineers, companies, recruiters, and global opportunities, We are the unsung heroes of the oil and gas industry, working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the smooth operation of drilling fluids. Our work is crucial, yet often underappreciated. We face numerous challenges daily, including: - _Equipment failures_: The frustration of dealing with malfunctioning centrifuges, pumps, and shakers. - _Troubleshooting_: The mental strain of identifying and resolving complex problems. - _Low pay_: The financial struggle of being undercompensated for our critical role. - _Physical demands_: The exhaustion of working long hours in harsh environments. - _Continuous learning_: The need to stay updated on new technologies and techniques. Despite these difficulties, we persevere. We are the problem-solvers, the innovators, and the backbone of the industry. Let us remember that our work is not just a job, but a passion. We are the guardians of efficiency, safety, and sustainability. So, let us stand tall and proud, knowing that our contributions make a difference. Let us support each other, share our knowledge, and lift each other up. To recruiters and companies, we urge you to recognize our value and compensate us fairly. We are not just engineers; we are the unsung heroes of the oil and gas industry. Together, we can overcome any challenge and achieve greatness. _Never give up, never surrender._ #SolidsControl #SolidsControlEngineers #DrillingFluidsSolidsControl #OilAndGasSolidsControl #PetroleumEngineeringSolidsControl #SolidsControlInDrilling #DrillingMudSolidsControl #FluidManagementSolidsControl #WellboreStabilitySolidsControl #DrillingOptimizationSolidsControl #SolidsRemovalSolidsControl #CentrifugesSolidsControl #PumpsSolidsControl #ShakersSolidsControl #DesandersSolidsControl #DesiltersSolidsControl #DewateringSolidsControl #FluidProcessingSolidsControl #WasteManagementSolidsControl #EnvironmentalSolutionsSolidsControl #SolidsControlRecruiters #SolidsControlJobs #OilAndGasRecruiters #PetroleumEngineeringJobs #SolidsControlCompanies #DrillingFluidsCompanies #OilAndGasCompanies #PetroleumEngineeringCompanies #SchlumbergerSolidsControl #HalliburtonSolidsControl #WeatherfordSolidsControl #BakerHughesSolidsControl #NationalOilwellVarcoSolidsControl #ChevronSolidsControl #ExxonMobilSolidsControl #ConocoPhillipsSolidsControl #ShellSolidsControl #BPSolidsControl #TotalEnergiesSolidsControl #ValarisSolidsControl #ParkerDrillingSolidsControl #NaborsSolidsControl #PrecisionDrillingSolidsControl #EnsignEnergyServicesSolidsControl #SolidsControlConsultants #DrillingFluidsConsultants #OilAndGasConsultants #PetroleumEngineeringConsultants #SolidsControlTraining #DrillingFluidsTraining #OilAndGasTraining #PetroleumEngineeringTraining #SolidsControlSolutions #DrillingFluidsSolutions #OilAndGasSolutions

This is for all pipeline inspectors (regardless of which trade you inspect), all pipeline inspection companies, pipeline owners, and everyone else whom is involved with the pipeline industry in was facet or another. As an inspector: Is there anything that you’d’ve like to have be taught at the beginning of your career? Is there something you wish you were taught that would make your career easier? When you started out, what do you wish you knew then you know now? How much easier would it’ve been? Pipeline inspection companies: What basic knowledge do you want your potential or current inspectors to know? Gas company/owners: What say you? What input do you have? Everyone else: What about you? What’s your input?

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Field Operations Engineer 🖤💀⚙️ Wireline 🔥 - Advantages / Disadvantages. It uses a braided steel cable that has an electrical conductor inside, which allows it to run records and transmit data in real time, among others. The wireline type unit is used in all stages of the life of a well. It has the possibility of working inside the production tubing if the need arises to kill the well using a lubricator connected to the wellhead; it is possible to carry out the operation under pressure and even without the need to stop production The execution time of the operations is much shorter compared to other equipment because it is very light. Cable equipment can only work under tension with moderate loads, which limits the possibilities of use, adding to this that it is not possible to apply rotation or circulation. Despite requiring few personnel, the operation requires that the few who find it be highly qualified. #oilgas #wellservices #professionalexperiences #engineering #ecuador #petroleumengineer #wellintervention #engineer #work #moments #worksafe #workhard #IADC #IWCF #PetroleumServices