Nice story. I retired from Schlumberger in 2016 after 42.5 years. I didn't work in the field, but got tons of exposure to field people when I served as an Intouch engineer in Wireline for several years. My last six years was in Completions in the Rosharon Center. Be careful to balance your work and personal life because SLB is infamous for breaking up marriages. Try to take your experience to a Product center where you can a real difference. I wish you all the luck in the world.
Great description of an amazing job and life style. I worked and retired for Schlumberger for 25 years (wireline), 11 in the Field in 13 Countries in Middle East, South America and North Africa. Great description. I am here enjoying your video with my 13 year old daughter who always asked me how was my job at SLB. I am also a Chemical Engineer and my experience in SLB is on a 10/10 !!!
Sir, what were your duties as a wireline operator? I'm an electrical engineer and I have an interview in a few days for the same position and i'm currently panicking, I'd appreciate any advice.
Hi sir, it's my honour to meet you here, I have an optitude test with slb coming soon ( electrical Engineering), can you plz direct me. I appreciate inadvance 🙏.
@@Hassrana good luck :) they didn’t ask me anything technical honestly. I got an offer but declined it. You gonna do good!! Don’t be nervous and ask questions!
SLB fired me after 13 years work for Wireline due to “job cuts 2008. Great work experience, ruined family life after 6/3 rotation schedule, double feeling. Hello to KLC and all who worked/studied with me.
Its a good company to work for but make your money and experience and always have a back up plan cause they will fire you for no reason once they are done with you
Worked there 9 years as a pump operator. I'm a cementer now amd I can say that after working at other companies they have the best training and equipment by a long shot. Really enjoyed my time there. Good luck in your career!
I was working as Measurements while drilling specialist in the drilling and measurements segment which is close wireline logging except we were doing it while drilling. The worst thing was that we dont have any work rotation. Sometimes you have to spent 6 or 7 weeks in the field and you get less than a week at home. Also, the temperature during summer reaches around 50 degrees Celsius here in Oman (near abu dhapi). I left Schlumberger and I am working for Occidental now as. Senior Gas processing and dehydration operator. The most thing I miss in SLB is the training center in Abu Dhabi. I wish I could go back and meet my friends there.
jhonatan monroy hello I’m doing my bachelors degree in petroleum engineering in India Is doing masters degree in petroleum engineering in USA a good option
Thanks for sharing, I was the developer for MW for almost 9 years and I'm very happy that software issue is not been mentioned:), it's also recalled my memory working together with the WL FEs, you are great^^
Hey! Fellow young Onestim employee from Frisco that happened to come across your profile when trying to find my frac plug video on RUclips. I hope everything is going great for you! Just dropping by to say hello!
alaarh alalaa Greetings - I was working for Schlumberger in Iraq in the electrical and electronics department - and they were very impressed with my work and my experience in this field - to you, because of the difficult circumstances of Iraq, I had to leave work and want to return, and I have proof that I was at Schlumberger --- Alaa
While I don't wish this to happen to you or anyone else , I look forward to seeing your video /perception about SLB if you ever get fired for unfair reasons, or if your presence on the payroll is not in line with corporate objectives. I left what was then REW after 5 years & never regretted it. SLB is infamous for being an excellent brain washing machine to cover up for what many people regard as modern slavery. When I took my GFE, the only lesson I learnt was that every employee was a serialized asset, whose value depreciates linearly over approximately 5 years. There are some many other service companies out there that treat people far better than big blue.
Be careful around other peoples at Schlumberger, some of my co-workers are very smart and educated but thrive on tattle-tailing and back-stabbing. Things are slowing down a little so by getting a co-worker fired to avoid getting laid off is senseless.
I loved ur explication for the work environment. Whats I'm up to see . I was afraid I'm not good enough to work at Schlumberger especially what we study is different than the real work
I relate to what you're telling in this video... I also worked as a field engineer for Slb in Venezuela... My first days off happened after 3 months of working every single day and it didn't change much until I left almost 2 years later I really liked the job and specially the team, I was the only girl in the fracking and sand control department but it was the best, the guys treated me like a little sister. We worked on shallow waters (the rigs were on a lake) so it was a pretty unique experience, wouldn't trade it. What made me leave was the lifestyle and that we lost some of the contracts and they were laying me off of the field job (we all know that's were the money is) so it didn't make sense for me to stay anymore. I am now in an oil company and I enjoy it very much, I get to know about all lines of service, specially artificial lift, and I'm much more comfortable with lifestyle even though I don't make as much as a field engineer here (I'm in Argentina now). Thanks for the video! Interesting to watch!
Thank you for sharing your experience with us I'm fresh graduate in production oil and gaz and study what you are mention "artificial gaz and sand control " Can you help me by sharing with me file related the line service
Really nice and helpful video . I like the way you simplify things. I’m from Oman and we work 2 weeks and 2 weeks off, but still we miss our families and social events. However I think you are doing really good job for a female in fields.
Mohammed Abdalla as salamu alaikum sir I’m Syed Inayathulla from india I’m currently doing my bachelors degree in petroleum engineering in India Can I get field engineer trainee job in Middle East or any african continent Please help me
Real men wear steel toe boots and hard hats, and real woman like ur self is not wearing heels or sandals. It takes great sacrifices to work in the offshore industry......kudos 🤗 to you for sharing life of an offshore worker. Blessings to all offshore workers 🙏✌
I'm a final-year student studying applied geoscience and geophysics. A job like this has always been my dream. Hopefully, I will find it one day with the help of God. Thanks for sharing the video. Any advice on how to get internship with SLB? I appreciate your help. I'm in MOROCCO
I work as a company man, same work schedule same everything. Tbh, i like the job but i hate it at the same time. I'd be lying if i said im not doing it for the money. Also, there are barley any women that are willing to do this kind of job so i applaud you for trying something like this. All the best
MaiseFitLife No I just graduated college in May so I’m brand new to the industry. Pretty excited about the job not too much about moving to midland though haha
I’m a Petroleum engineer for a production company buy working my way up the ladder in the field but I wish I went to school for it I would of never had to do those back braking jobs but I’m happy now we’re I’m at I’ve been a production Forman for the past 5 years
Only fun part of wireline is when the winch man gets it stuck. I have fish for wireline more times that I can count. You need to get on the drilling side. Everything else is just the help 😆. P.s deep water operating cost is 1.2-1.5 million dollars a day and I’ve ran pressurize logs, tractors, side entry wire line. I’ve done it for 13 years as a driller and rig manager all over the world and I’m thinking of getting out and getting my degree because it never fails that most engineers in drilling don’t have a clue about what drilling a well is like, but they are the ones writing the program 🤔. Good luck doll.
Hi i am directional driller from venezuela 6 year of experience and oil engineer too, and at the begining its hard after is normal, I work 14 per 14 at orinocos belt, now I am in argentina chasing New oportunities at the oilfield
Great job if you're fresh out of school and hungry. Once you get established you'll find way better positions that treat you well. Chemicals engineering? Look into pharmaceuticals or petrochemicals (polymers/plastics/resins). Normal hours, plenty of time off with friends and family and a low to mid 6 figure income. With the advent of fracking, there is a huge petrochemicals boom in North America, particularly the united states. North East part of the US is developing rapidly and is going to become a rival to the major petrochem industry in the gulf.
Could you please make a video about only good things in Schlumberger . Like the life style ( if you like it ) , the health insurance, do they give you free flying tickets?, Do they give you discounts in hotels around the world , salary and such things .
Abdulraheem Al-Ghamdi hello I’m doing my bachelors degree in petroleum engineering in India Is doing masters degree in petroleum engineering in USA a good option
Where in Africa have you been deployed? I would be interested to further discuss this topic of women in oil and gas with you, and especially how we can increase women participation in the sector.
We need more females to work in the oil field so they can see what men feel like or just understand what they go through on a daily basis at work. Because guys bust there ass in the oil field to provide for there families and a lot of times they don’t get the credit they deserve.
I work for a located company in Algeria , schlumberger has many services to do ,wireline,slickline and coiled tubing ,honestly it's the best company here but most of its employees say that Schlumberger wants slaves not employees ,please don't get me wrong all the respect to all people who work in the oil and gas field 😁
I'm a wireline engineer/ operator. I paused this at 13 seconds and know it's not good. Worked for Halliburton as a liberal voter (trust me, nobody can know that) and if a female was ever out there. It wasn't kind
Would love to know how you manage this work schedule with your husband. I’m becoming a petroleum engineer and would love your advice. Great work, beautiful ♥️
i just Quit Slb (2 week notice)(7 years 6 month's) Fulltime entrepreneur now.we probably know some of the same people.i know people at the location you work at.small world
Games dmc I’m saving up to start up my commercial real estate company I met a ceo who lives by me I live in Austin and well he told me he would teach me
Hello , I am joining Baker Hughes as junior electrical field service specialist. I am going for training in Florence Italy 🇮🇹. Is this a good job for an electrical engineer? It seems their pay is not that great form my offer letter . Is there an additional money I could make with field work other than regular hourly pay? I need your help to decide if I have to reject this offer . Thank you 🙏
So are you involved somewhat with the B.O.P? helping keep an eye on the integrity of the well too? I have developed a bit of an interest in offshore oil rigs since watching "Deepwater Horizon" lol I am in no way qualified for that type of work though. I wonder if there are less labour intensive roles women can do on these platforms? Very interesting video!
I´ve just subscribed... And I really love your video. I´m a portuguese native speaker and I´m studing petroleum engineer I´m almost graduating, that´s why Im curious bout what is like working on or offshore. Keep it up
I graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree a month ago and I've tried applying for any position just to get in and work with the Engineers in whatever capacity after gaining some experience and I've been rejected even for positions that require only high school diplomas (that includes Material Handlers and Mechanical Assemblers). I really don't know what they want or what they're looking for at this point.
I work offshore as LWD engineer and we get screwed on Time off lol. We work duration and barely get any time off. I did work for Schlumberger for a bit. Training was great and pay was better but they are the first to do cuts when it’s a down turn. Rather use my mechanical engineering degree in the office actually fixing problems for the the field like tools and developing new technologies.
@@maisefitlife thank you very much. I recently graduated as a MechE. I always wondered how much different the compensation is between upstream and upstream.
You need to come run some calipers over here in Orla TX lol. We had y’all out there but it took them 4 days and 4 trucks to run 1. Go learn them a thing or 2.
I'm from Ecuador and I'm about to enter de internship for SLB in D&M at Abu Dhabi and don't know what to expect of the things that they'll teach me and the exams, how they are and if they are difficult, maybe you can make a video about it.
I applied so many times,BUT unfortunately until now i don’t get any chance to work with Schlumberger...how pity i am....i feel like loser here...could you please dm me?thank you
What’s the best way to get your foot in the door and land an interview with slb? I’m graduating this May with a degree in geology and geophysics. They didn’t have a booth at our career fair and I just applied on the careers website.
Hi there I am from Namibia in Africa, I got an offer from Schlumberger as a Feild Engineer Trainee. What exactly am I going to be doing in the first month and what skills do I have to have to start well this new assignment?
I would think that is a better choice, as an engineer you don't do as much physical work as an operator. I am sure there are other jobs in which you mainly sit at a desk and not necessarily use too much lifting etc.
SLB is a pretty good company. Actually, I can relate to so many things that you have mentioned in this video. I guess you were working in open-hole not cased hole, am I right?
Nice story. I retired from Schlumberger in 2016 after 42.5 years. I didn't work in the field, but got tons of exposure to field people when I served as an Intouch engineer in Wireline for several years. My last six years was in Completions in the Rosharon Center. Be careful to balance your work and personal life because SLB is infamous for breaking up marriages. Try to take your experience to a Product center where you can a real difference. I wish you all the luck in the world.
Thenk you
thank yoU!
SLB is great
That’s sad to hear.
To apply for a career with Schlumberger, go to careers.slb.com/
Great description of an amazing job and life style. I worked and retired for Schlumberger for 25 years (wireline), 11 in the Field in 13 Countries in Middle East, South America and North Africa. Great description. I am here enjoying your video with my 13 year old daughter who always asked me how was my job at SLB. I am also a Chemical Engineer and my experience in SLB is on a 10/10 !!!
Sir, what were your duties as a wireline operator? I'm an electrical engineer and I have an interview in a few days for the same position and i'm currently panicking, I'd appreciate any advice.
@@aminabelouettar9349 , I was Field Engineer for wire line logging. I am available to talk to you as a preparation for your interview
Hi sir, it's my honour to meet you here, I have an optitude test with slb coming soon ( electrical Engineering), can you plz direct me. I appreciate inadvance 🙏.
I have my second round interview today for this position with schlumberger. This has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for this video!❤️
how did it go? I have mine this month.
@@Hassrana good luck :) they didn’t ask me anything technical honestly. I got an offer but declined it. You gonna do good!! Don’t be nervous and ask questions!
Can I have an idea of the salary range they offered?
@Daniela Galdo hi, could I ask what kinda questions they ask? I have mine tomorrow
@@jeanbernardmbarga3265 hey! They offered me 80k based in TX
SLB fired me after 13 years work for Wireline due to “job cuts 2008. Great work experience, ruined family life after 6/3 rotation schedule, double feeling. Hello to KLC and all who worked/studied with me.
Its a good company to work for but make your money and experience and always have a back up plan cause they will fire you for no reason once they are done with you
Jesus Benavides thats oilfield though
I understand every bit of it,I too am a wireline engineer, tough life!
Ravi Singh share are u working now? Im from India
Worked there 9 years as a pump operator. I'm a cementer now amd I can say that after working at other companies they have the best training and equipment by a long shot. Really enjoyed my time there. Good luck in your career!
How many dollar oprator
Thanks for being so open about your job. I'm pumped for my first round interview this Friday! Let's see if "I have what it takes"
I'm a cementer and have found SLB a great place so far, but I didn't think they wanted us putting stuff on social media.
Hi sir im fresh graduate and want to get experience by study more
Please give some file related cementing
@@mrjoker4085 first of all I'm not a sir, I am a woman. Second we do not disclose company trade secrets.
@@keithatdtimam I am civil engineer working here in Dubai but want to start job any type but it is in oil and gas field mam how can I get job
I was working as Measurements while drilling specialist in the drilling and measurements segment which is close wireline logging except we were doing it while drilling. The worst thing was that we dont have any work rotation. Sometimes you have to spent 6 or 7 weeks in the field and you get less than a week at home. Also, the temperature during summer reaches around 50 degrees Celsius here in Oman (near abu dhapi).
I left Schlumberger and I am working for Occidental now as. Senior Gas processing and dehydration operator. The most thing I miss in SLB is the training center in Abu Dhabi. I wish I could go back and meet my friends there.
Hell Yea ,Schlumberger!!! I've been working for Schlumberger for over 3 years
i do really really love your all vids, they're amazing and they're helping me to see how i want to be in the future, you're so inspiring :)
awwww, that means a lot!! thank you!
@@maisefitlife nice
jhonatan monroy hello I’m doing my bachelors degree in petroleum engineering in India
Is doing masters degree in petroleum engineering in USA a good option
Can't believe this is the first time I've watched your channel. Love your drawings lol
Thanks for sharing, I was the developer for MW for almost 9 years and I'm very happy that software issue is not been mentioned:), it's also recalled my memory working together with the WL FEs, you are great^^
Li Sirius , bugs and crashes are killing us bro...😅
You're so Lucky, here in México we have a rotation 25 days work x 5 days off.
damn... thats horrible:|!!!!!
Thats brutal
I work for Cameron a Schlumberger company as a welder. I love it.
Where do you work out of?
@@naetz aftermarket extensions
@@bullitlbc which city? We have a Cameron here in Fort St. John just curious
@@naetz we were based out of Californian in Rancho Dominguez. That facility closed and relocated to Bakersfield
@@bullitlbcI am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
Appreciate the open talk and hard work. I work in Halliburton completion tools for the last 6 years.
Love it , love engineering, love the challenge.
Hey! Fellow young Onestim employee from Frisco that happened to come across your profile when trying to find my frac plug video on RUclips. I hope everything is going great for you! Just dropping by to say hello!
alaarh alalaa
Greetings - I was working for Schlumberger in Iraq in the electrical and electronics department - and they were very impressed with my work and my experience in this field - to you, because of the difficult circumstances of Iraq, I had to leave work and want to return, and I have proof that I was at Schlumberger --- Alaa
You’ve got a great Soul🇳🇦🤞 Keep up the work. Inspiration 🔥
While I don't wish this to happen to you or anyone else , I look forward to seeing your video /perception about SLB if you ever get fired for unfair reasons, or if your presence on the payroll is not in line with corporate objectives. I left what was then REW after 5 years & never regretted it.
SLB is infamous for being an excellent brain washing machine to cover up for what many people regard as modern slavery. When I took my GFE, the only lesson I learnt was that every employee was a serialized asset, whose value depreciates linearly over approximately 5 years. There are some many other service companies out there that treat people far better than big blue.
Agreee hahahahahha
Fuck I didn't know Obiwan Kenobi worked in SLB LOL
Be careful around other peoples at Schlumberger, some of my co-workers are very smart and educated but thrive on tattle-tailing and back-stabbing.
Things are slowing down a little so by getting a co-worker fired to avoid getting laid off is senseless.
@@yeshetgobena1650I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
I loved ur explication for the work environment. Whats I'm up to see . I was afraid I'm not good enough to work at Schlumberger especially what we study is different than the real work
I relate to what you're telling in this video... I also worked as a field engineer for Slb in Venezuela... My first days off happened after 3 months of working every single day and it didn't change much until I left almost 2 years later
I really liked the job and specially the team, I was the only girl in the fracking and sand control department but it was the best, the guys treated me like a little sister. We worked on shallow waters (the rigs were on a lake) so it was a pretty unique experience, wouldn't trade it.
What made me leave was the lifestyle and that we lost some of the contracts and they were laying me off of the field job (we all know that's were the money is) so it didn't make sense for me to stay anymore.
I am now in an oil company and I enjoy it very much, I get to know about all lines of service, specially artificial lift, and I'm much more comfortable with lifestyle even though I don't make as much as a field engineer here (I'm in Argentina now).
Thanks for the video! Interesting to watch!
Thank you for sharing your experience with us
I'm fresh graduate in production oil and gaz and study what you are mention "artificial gaz and sand control " Can you help me by sharing with me file related the line service
This is my email: mohamed.abdelssalem@gmail.com
I been at Schlumberger 2 years work as a lab tech, If you got an engineering degree this is the company to be at. Management loves to hire eye candy.
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
Really nice and helpful video . I like the way you simplify things.
I’m from Oman and we work 2 weeks and 2 weeks off, but still we miss our families and social events.
However I think you are doing really good job for a female in fields.
Hamed Alzeedi yeah, the bad rotation. Mine is 24 on 6 off.
Mohammed Abdalla as salamu alaikum sir
I’m Syed Inayathulla from india
I’m currently doing my bachelors degree in petroleum engineering in India
Can I get field engineer trainee job in Middle East or any african continent
Please help me
Well done. You are very impressive and should be proud of yourself
i love the way u accept ur challenges and face them..
Why you are sitting in coverall but without hard hat? I went to write RIR.
😂
This comment is my O/I
the Coverall not ironed, put this one too :P
Omg so funny. 🤣🤣. Let’s RIR for incorrect PPE
Coverall so clean... must be engineer
this is awesome...Thumbs up!! can't wait for the upcoming video. i just subscribed right now.
Thank you. I think I have found the answer to my previous question.
This is interesting, thanks for sharing your story!
Real men wear steel toe boots and hard hats, and real woman like ur self is not wearing heels or sandals. It takes great sacrifices to work in the offshore industry......kudos 🤗 to you for sharing life of an offshore worker.
Blessings to all offshore workers 🙏✌
She doesnt work offshore.
I'm a final-year student studying applied geoscience and geophysics. A job like this has always been my dream. Hopefully, I will find it one day with the help of God. Thanks for sharing the video. Any advice on how to get internship with SLB? I appreciate your help. I'm in MOROCCO
I work as a company man, same work schedule same everything. Tbh, i like the job but i hate it at the same time. I'd be lying if i said im not doing it for the money. Also, there are barley any women that are willing to do this kind of job so i applaud you for trying something like this. All the best
The prettier you are the better job assignments you will get.
Yeshet Gobena You were are pretty useless at the Schlumberger Cheyenne location,
I love these videos. I just got hired as an mwd field engineer for baker Hughes. They’re relocating me out into Midland Texas next week
that is so awesome girl! Congrats! Have you done MWD before?
MaiseFitLife No I just graduated college in May so I’m brand new to the industry. Pretty excited about the job not too much about moving to midland though haha
congrats. exciting job. always take care. awareness and safety critical.
@@sarabustos8700 I just got hired for sample catching do u have an insight on that position
I am a mechanical engineer from Pakistan nd want to work in oil drilling companies.. what I need for that purpose
I’m a Petroleum engineer for a production company buy working my way up the ladder in the field but I wish I went to school for it I would of never had to do those back braking jobs but I’m happy now we’re I’m at I’ve been a production Forman for the past 5 years
Only fun part of wireline is when the winch man gets it stuck. I have fish for wireline more times that I can count. You need to get on the drilling side. Everything else is just the help 😆. P.s deep water operating cost is 1.2-1.5 million dollars a day and I’ve ran pressurize logs, tractors, side entry wire line. I’ve done it for 13 years as a driller and rig manager all over the world and I’m thinking of getting out and getting my degree because it never fails that most engineers in drilling don’t have a clue about what drilling a well is like, but they are the ones writing the program 🤔. Good luck doll.
what a strong woman. your story has got to be told
I love working in the oil patch. Challenging & rewarding.
Yey!! that is awesome girl! Love it too!
mam your contact number?
@@maisefitlife I follow u and being so happy when i watch u , do u mind if i talk to u 😍
SLB is a very good company and I hope to have the opportunity to join this big family.
Really like this video, a lot of information i got, actually im going to the site next month for the first time :).
This is my dream job
It’ll will be worth it sacrifice now and fun Later 🙏🏽🙏🏽 sometimes I want to go home but I’m Motivated to get my trucking Business Going!!
Thank you for this video :)
I used to work for Slb and I really enjoyed the time I spent there
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field please reply
Schlumberger is a client of ours here in Nisku. Great story
I enjoyed the story.
So, please can you drop an aptitude test for Schlumberger?
Thanks for your story.
Hi i am directional driller from venezuela 6 year of experience and oil engineer too, and at the begining its hard after is normal, I work 14 per 14 at orinocos belt, now I am in argentina chasing New oportunities at the oilfield
Great job if you're fresh out of school and hungry. Once you get established you'll find way better positions that treat you well. Chemicals engineering? Look into pharmaceuticals or petrochemicals (polymers/plastics/resins). Normal hours, plenty of time off with friends and family and a low to mid 6 figure income. With the advent of fracking, there is a huge petrochemicals boom in North America, particularly the united states. North East part of the US is developing rapidly and is going to become a rival to the major petrochem industry in the gulf.
I had heard the Permian Basin(Midland/Odessa Texas) was the number 3 producer in the world. Surpassed only by Russia and Saudi Arabia.
Could you please make a video about only good things in Schlumberger . Like the life style ( if you like it ) , the health insurance, do they give you free flying tickets?, Do they give you discounts in hotels around the world , salary and such things .
And do they have any education paths , like if some one want to get master degree in any subject do they support him or , he need to quit his job ?
Abdulraheem Al-Ghamdi hello I’m doing my bachelors degree in petroleum engineering in India
Is doing masters degree in petroleum engineering in USA a good option
لا تقارن امريكا بالسعودية هناك يدلعونهم وعندنا يحكونك على وجهك
Yazeed Gh please translate in English to me I don’t know Understand arabic
Great video and well explained...
Yey! Thanks for stopping by :)!
Good video Mrs. Schlumberger
Thank you:)!
Where in Africa have you been deployed? I would be interested to further discuss this topic of women in oil and gas with you, and especially how we can increase women participation in the sector.
I recruit strictly females in oil and gas! We need more women like her, the industry needs diversity :)
Not used full PPE ,going to make a report in quest
😂😂😂😂
We need more females to work in the oil field so they can see what men feel like or just understand what they go through on a daily basis at work. Because guys bust there ass in the oil field to provide for there families and a lot of times they don’t get the credit they deserve.
I work for a located company in Algeria , schlumberger has many services to do ,wireline,slickline and coiled tubing ,honestly it's the best company here but most of its employees say that Schlumberger wants slaves not employees ,please don't get me wrong all the respect to all people who work in the oil and gas field 😁
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
@@amirahmadkhan1686 I've been working in this area for more than 3 years and I think you can work in this field regardless your major
I'm a wireline engineer/ operator. I paused this at 13 seconds and know it's not good.
Worked for Halliburton as a liberal voter (trust me, nobody can know that) and if a female was ever out there. It wasn't kind
Because nobody wants to work with dirty liberals
Would love to know how you manage this work schedule with your husband. I’m becoming a petroleum engineer and would love your advice.
Great work, beautiful ♥️
App petroleum Mae geologist
Hangout ID ?
Thanks for the video. I too work for an oil field services company and am thinking of applying to a field position.
Logging the well. Sounds difficult but nowadays SLB made it job for kids with all amazing software and operation centers.
i just Quit Slb (2 week notice)(7 years 6 month's) Fulltime entrepreneur now.we probably know some of the same people.i know people at the location you work at.small world
Games dmc good job switching to the entrepreneurial world
@@czar2074 Thanks, financial Freedom,passive income and FREEDOM!!! Road Boulevard
Games dmc I’m 19 I’m actually trying to accomplish the same I’m working in west Texas in fracking saving up for my real estate company
@@czar2074 saving up for real estate company? Elaborate.....
Games dmc I’m saving up to start up my commercial real estate company I met a ceo who lives by me I live in Austin and well he told me he would teach me
I really can't wait to be on an oil field
This is a nice story. I kind of identify myself in many ways.
Great video... could I ask what your relationship is like with the mechanical engineers that you work with, please?
Hello , I am joining Baker Hughes as junior electrical field service specialist. I am going for training in Florence Italy 🇮🇹. Is this a good job for an electrical engineer? It seems their pay is not that great form my offer letter . Is there an additional money I could make with field work other than regular hourly pay? I need your help to decide if I have to reject this offer . Thank you 🙏
So are you involved somewhat with the B.O.P? helping keep an eye on the integrity of the well too?
I have developed a bit of an interest in offshore oil rigs since watching "Deepwater Horizon" lol
I am in no way qualified for that type of work though.
I wonder if there are less labour intensive roles women can do on these platforms?
Very interesting video!
That’s not bad I work three months by choice and take 3weeks off lots of sleep 🙌🏽🙌🏽 and daddy daughter time
I´ve just subscribed... And I really love your video. I´m a portuguese native speaker and I´m studing petroleum engineer I´m almost graduating, that´s why Im curious bout what is like working on or offshore. Keep it up
Thanks great video I just got a job as a field engineer and I'm scared for the abudabi test I wish you could talk a little bit more about that
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
Schlumberger I love you💙💙
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
Thank for you ma'am good for you video
That woman is tough. She is a hustler
you are just perfect
👏👏👏👏👍👍 From Kazakhstan 🇰🇿🇰🇿
I graduated with a Mechanical Engineering degree a month ago and I've tried applying for any position just to get in and work with the Engineers in whatever capacity after gaining some experience and I've been rejected even for positions that require only high school diplomas (that includes Material Handlers and Mechanical Assemblers). I really don't know what they want or what they're looking for at this point.
The funniest part of this job is the possibility of skipping Chrismas with your relatives
You really awesome 👏
u done u r university degree in chemical engineering but working as a logging engineer why
I work offshore as LWD engineer and we get screwed on Time off lol. We work duration and barely get any time off. I did work for Schlumberger for a bit. Training was great and pay was better but they are the first to do cuts when it’s a down turn. Rather use my mechanical engineering degree in the office actually fixing problems for the the field like tools and developing new technologies.
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
I only know one thing, you are so beautiful and intelligent, thanks for your tips.
Hey, love from India 💖 i am also perusing petroleum engineering
Algerian schedule is crazy 4 weeks on 3 weeks off
You mentioned the money is good. Could you elaborate on that a bit ? Maybe you could provide a range?
looking at 100-150k per year
@@maisefitlife thank you very much. I recently graduated as a MechE. I always wondered how much different the compensation is between upstream and upstream.
I'm a cement PO and I clear 150-180k a year
Is this USD?
You need to come run some calipers over here in Orla TX lol. We had y’all out there but it took them 4 days and 4 trucks to run 1. Go learn them a thing or 2.
you look 40 years old due to that job
😂😂😂actually people always think I’m way younger than I am!
I'm from Ecuador and I'm about to enter de internship for SLB in D&M at Abu Dhabi and don't know what to expect of the things that they'll teach me and the exams, how they are and if they are difficult, maybe you can make a video about it.
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
R u still working there?
I applied so many times,BUT unfortunately until now i don’t get any chance to work with Schlumberger...how pity i am....i feel like loser here...could you please dm me?thank you
Is there allowances for going offshore?
What’s the best way to get your foot in the door and land an interview with slb? I’m graduating this May with a degree in geology and geophysics. They didn’t have a booth at our career fair and I just applied on the careers website.
Hi there I am from Namibia in Africa, I got an offer from Schlumberger as a Feild Engineer Trainee. What exactly am I going to be doing in the first month and what skills do I have to have to start well this new assignment?
Hi ! I'm from the Caribbean. is it difficult to land a job in Canada in the O & G industry? Would like to find a job in Canada!
If one has back related issues, would becoming an engineer be a better route in the oil patch? I wanna do oil and gas industry
I would think that is a better choice, as an engineer you don't do as much physical work as an operator. I am sure there are other jobs in which you mainly sit at a desk and not necessarily use too much lifting etc.
sister do you have an office in schlumberger
Mam I just got selected for field specialist trainee position in SLB Mumbai branch. any suggestion, advice...?
SLB is a pretty good company. Actually, I can relate to so many things that you have mentioned in this video. I guess you were working in open-hole not cased hole, am I right?
I am civil engineer but want to start job in oil and gas field field on any position how can I enter in this field
I have no idea what I’m doing sheesh it’s my first day I’m so lost