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Subject: RIG JOB RECRUITMENT EXERCISE SUBMIT YOUR RESUME NOW
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Northern Petroleum Plc
Martin House, 5 Martin Lane
EC4R 0DP, London UK
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0)7024065929
Fax:
+44 (0)20 7469 2901
INTRODUCTION:
Guyana Rig Contract
Reference: NOR/PR/GU/ZE/2012
Attention,
Northern Petroleum Plc announces plans to commence drilling in mid 2012 on the Guyana permit, to follow up on the Zaedyus oil discovery in late 2011 that demonstrated the prospectivity of this license area off South America. This is a relatively low cost investment for Northern with high upside potential.
In the Zaedyus exploration well, 72 meters of net oil pay was discovered in two turbidite sand systems in the first phase of drilling - successfully proving that the Jubilee play is mirrored across the Atlantic from West Africa.
The second phase of drilling is planned to involve the spudding of a de-lineation well on the discovery, likely to be followed by an exploration well on one of the neighboring prospects within the area captured by 3D seismic survey. Additional 3D seismic is also planned to be acquired from midyear to further delineate leads on trend and similar to the Zaedyus discovery mapped on 2D seismic along the length of the deepwater margin.
To undertake these operations Shell, who took over as Operator from Tallow Oil on 1 February 2012, has contracted the Stena DrillMax ICE drill-ship, which is expected to commence operations midyear subject to government consents.
The partner interests in offshore Guyana are:
Shell 45%
Tallow 27.5%
Total 25%
North pet Investments 2.5% (Northern owns a 50% equity interest in North pet) Derek Musgrove, Managing Director of Northern stated: “Northern is pleased that the successful Zaedyus oil discovery is to be quickly followed by a new drilling campaign. This will not only further delineate the discovery structure, but will also move forward to drill some of the similar prospects defined by 3D seismic in order to confirm the wider significant potential of this permit area covering the entire length of the prospective continental shelf edge of Guyana, a distance of about 200 kilometers.”
In accordance with the AIM Rules – Guidance for Mining and Oil & Gas Companies, the information contained in this announcement has been reviewed and signed off by the Exploration and Technical Director of Northern, Mr. Graham Heard C Geol. FGS, who has over 35 years experience as a petroleum geologist. He has compiled, read and approved the technical disclosure in this regulatory announcement. The technical disclosure in this
announcement complies with the SPE/WPC standard
The opportunities in this sector are enormous.
In pursuant to the service contract with our client (Northern Petroleum) wish to Recruit experienced, skilled and qualified expatriates/persons for the northern petroleum project schedule to commence work soon.
Job Description:
The Zaedyus prospect is located in the Guyana Basin offshore French Guiana.
In September 2010, Shell exercised its option to increase its interest in the Guyana Maritime block in French Guiana by 12% to 45%, resulting in Tallow having a 27.5% interest in the license. Tallow is carried by both Shell and Total for the majority of the costs associated with the 3D seismic and the forthcoming Zaedyus exploration well.
The partners in the Guyana Maritime license are Tallow (27.5%), Shell (operator, 45%), Total (25%), and North pet Investments Limited (2.5%).
In September 2011, the Zaedyus exploratory well (GM-ES-1) encountered 236 feet (72 meters) of net oil pay in two turbidity fans. Drilling results, wire line logs and samples of reservoir fluids show that the well found good-quality reservoir sands on prognosis.
The well, situated in a water depth of 10,000 feet (3,048 meters), reached a depth of 18,737 feet (5,711 meters). Exploratory drilling will continue, and the well will deepen to a depth of 19,685 feet (6,000 meters) to calibrate the deeper geology. Tallow will then likely sidetrack the well to allow cores to be obtained over the reservoir sections. Drilling operations are being performed in the Guyana Maritime license using the ENSCO 8503 semi sub.
The Zaedyus discovery unlocked a new hydrocarbon basin within several neighboring prospects that were mapped, so the operator will now consider performing an appraisal program and an extensive follow-up with exploration activities.
Job Status: Active / Open
Location
The base location is northeast region of South America. There may be a requirement from time to time to work at other locations, including Customers’ sites.
SALARY: $10,000- $90,000.00, Monthly, can be transferred to any Bank or Country of your choice and all transfers must be made in conformity with the existing tax situation in Nigeria.
CONTRACT DURATION: 48 months (Liable for upward review depending on your commitment and expertise) DURATION OF WORK PERIODS: 28days On and 28days Off.
You will be entitling to Three (3) months upfront salaries and relocation expenses on confirmation of your relevant documentation for commencement of work.
We would like to have your detailed resume, if this Offer is acceptable to you together with an application via email attachments in MS Word format.
Warmest Regards
Engr. Brandon Oxford
Human Resources Asst Manager
Martin House, 5 Martin Lane
EC4R 0DP, London UK
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0)7024065929
Fax:
+44 (0)20 2879 2901
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From: Northern Petroleum Plc <[email protected]>
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Subject: RIG JOB RECRUITMENT EXERCISE SUBMIT YOUR RESUME NOW
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Northern Petroleum Plc
Martin House, 5 Martin Lane
EC4R 0DP, London UK
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0)7024065929
Fax:
+44 (0)20 7469 2901
INTRODUCTION:
Guyana Rig Contract
Reference: NOR/PR/GU/ZE/2012
Attention,
Northern Petroleum Plc announces plans to commence drilling in mid 2012 on the Guyana permit, to follow up on the Zaedyus oil discovery in late 2011 that demonstrated the prospectivity of this license area off South America. This is a relatively low cost investment for Northern with high upside potential.
In the Zaedyus exploration well, 72 meters of net oil pay was discovered in two turbidite sand systems in the first phase of drilling - successfully proving that the Jubilee play is mirrored across the Atlantic from West Africa.
The second phase of drilling is planned to involve the spudding of a de-lineation well on the discovery, likely to be followed by an exploration well on one of the neighboring prospects within the area captured by 3D seismic survey. Additional 3D seismic is also planned to be acquired from midyear to further delineate leads on trend and similar to the Zaedyus discovery mapped on 2D seismic along the length of the deepwater margin.
To undertake these operations Shell, who took over as Operator from Tallow Oil on 1 February 2012, has contracted the Stena DrillMax ICE drill-ship, which is expected to commence operations midyear subject to government consents.
The partner interests in offshore Guyana are:
Shell 45%
Tallow 27.5%
Total 25%
North pet Investments 2.5% (Northern owns a 50% equity interest in North pet) Derek Musgrove, Managing Director of Northern stated: “Northern is pleased that the successful Zaedyus oil discovery is to be quickly followed by a new drilling campaign. This will not only further delineate the discovery structure, but will also move forward to drill some of the similar prospects defined by 3D seismic in order to confirm the wider significant potential of this permit area covering the entire length of the prospective continental shelf edge of Guyana, a distance of about 200 kilometers.”
In accordance with the AIM Rules – Guidance for Mining and Oil & Gas Companies, the information contained in this announcement has been reviewed and signed off by the Exploration and Technical Director of Northern, Mr. Graham Heard C Geol. FGS, who has over 35 years experience as a petroleum geologist. He has compiled, read and approved the technical disclosure in this regulatory announcement. The technical disclosure in this
announcement complies with the SPE/WPC standard
The opportunities in this sector are enormous.
In pursuant to the service contract with our client (Northern Petroleum) wish to Recruit experienced, skilled and qualified expatriates/persons for the northern petroleum project schedule to commence work soon.
Job Description:
The Zaedyus prospect is located in the Guyana Basin offshore French Guiana.
In September 2010, Shell exercised its option to increase its interest in the Guyana Maritime block in French Guiana by 12% to 45%, resulting in Tallow having a 27.5% interest in the license. Tallow is carried by both Shell and Total for the majority of the costs associated with the 3D seismic and the forthcoming Zaedyus exploration well.
The partners in the Guyana Maritime license are Tallow (27.5%), Shell (operator, 45%), Total (25%), and North pet Investments Limited (2.5%).
In September 2011, the Zaedyus exploratory well (GM-ES-1) encountered 236 feet (72 meters) of net oil pay in two turbidity fans. Drilling results, wire line logs and samples of reservoir fluids show that the well found good-quality reservoir sands on prognosis.
The well, situated in a water depth of 10,000 feet (3,048 meters), reached a depth of 18,737 feet (5,711 meters). Exploratory drilling will continue, and the well will deepen to a depth of 19,685 feet (6,000 meters) to calibrate the deeper geology. Tallow will then likely sidetrack the well to allow cores to be obtained over the reservoir sections. Drilling operations are being performed in the Guyana Maritime license using the ENSCO 8503 semi sub.
The Zaedyus discovery unlocked a new hydrocarbon basin within several neighboring prospects that were mapped, so the operator will now consider performing an appraisal program and an extensive follow-up with exploration activities.
Job Status: Active / Open
Location
The base location is northeast region of South America. There may be a requirement from time to time to work at other locations, including Customers’ sites.
SALARY: $10,000- $90,000.00, Monthly, can be transferred to any Bank or Country of your choice and all transfers must be made in conformity with the existing tax situation in Nigeria.
CONTRACT DURATION: 48 months (Liable for upward review depending on your commitment and expertise) DURATION OF WORK PERIODS: 28days On and 28days Off.
You will be entitling to Three (3) months upfront salaries and relocation expenses on confirmation of your relevant documentation for commencement of work.
We would like to have your detailed resume, if this Offer is acceptable to you together with an application via email attachments in MS Word format.
Warmest Regards
Engr. Brandon Oxford
Human Resources Asst Manager
Martin House, 5 Martin Lane
EC4R 0DP, London UK
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +44 (0)7024065929
Fax:
+44 (0)20 2879 2901
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