Operations Engineering Student (Conventional and Thermal)

As a Field Operations Student:

Contribute to a strong safety culture by completing hazard assessments, conducting worksite safety observations, and identifying opportunities to improve safe operations.

Gain hands-on experience supporting conventional oil and gas operations, including light oil, heavy oil, gas, gas plant, thermal, and battery facilities.

Monitor, inspect, troubleshoot, and optimize equipment and production systems to support safe, reliable, and efficient operations.

Develop practical knowledge of production equipment and recovery methods, including water floods, Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR), pump jacks, and progressive cavity (PC) pumps.

Perform well testing, production reporting, and field data collection to support operational performance and engineering decision-making.

Collaborate with Operations and Engineering teams to identify and implement continuous improvement opportunities that enhance production, reliability, and efficiency.

As a Conventional/Thermal Engineering Student:

Support Production, Exploitation, or Facilities Engineering teams in delivering safe, reliable, and efficient operations.

Participate in Process Hazard Assessments (PHAs), risk assessments, and other safety reviews to help identify and mitigate operational risks.

Apply engineering principles to analyze data, solve technical challenges, and develop practical solutions that create business value.

Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to improve asset performance, enhance reliability, and reduce operating costs through continuous improvement initiatives.

Participate in Management of Change (MOC) and project gate processes to support the safe and effective execution of operational and capital projects.

Assist with the planning and execution of production, exploitation, and facilities engineering projects.

Develop an understanding of facility operations, production optimization, asset development, and engineering best practices within Conventional and Thermal operations.