Petroleum Administrator

ORGANIZATION SUMMARY
 
IPMC is one of Nigeria's oilfield service companies providing innovative solutions, technology, and services to the oil and gas industry. The Company operates in Nigeria and has a network of, manufacturing, service, research and development, and training facilities.
It delivers innovative technologies and services designed to meet the world's current and future energy needs in a safe, ethical, and sustainable manner. Grounded by our core values and inspired by our world-class people, we are committed to being a trusted business partner to those we serve.

Job Summary

The Petroleum Administrator will be responsible for examining and reporting on matters related to the exploration, production and operations of petroleum and natural gas within the City, administrating and determining compliance with all provisions of oil and gas leases and relevant regulations and municipal codes, and performing any other authorized duties respecting petroleum at the desire of the City Council, Mayor, and/or Board.
The Petroleum Administrator will develop and maintain interagency relationships with County, State, and Federal regulators and oversee the franchise agreement functions, such as managing, monitoring, negotiating, and reporting on current and potential new utility franchise agreements.

DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
• Advanced degree from an accredited four year college/university (Highly Desired);
• Three (3) years or more of full-time paid professional experience in/as a Petroleum Engineer, Petroleum Production Engineer, Reservoir Engineer, Pipeline Safety Engineer, Exploration Geologist, Petroleum Geologist, Environmental Geologist/Engineer; Energy Resources Manager or equivalent role;
• Experience in: enhanced oil recovery methods, such as water flood, thermal, or CO2 flood; use of oil well-log petro-physical and imaging interpretation; interpretation of chemical and isotope analysis; knowledge of methane gas laws and mitigation; oil and gas incursion (geologic contingencies); oil and gas drill site safety measures and practices; oil, gas, geo-technical, and groundwater protection; Urban Oil and Gas issues (i.e. ground subsidence, abandoned oil wells, idle wells, buried wells, nuisances, hazards, toxics, asphyxiant gases, mud pits, oil spills, seeps, etc.); underground natural gas storage fields/facilities; and Air, Soil, and Groundwater Contamination (i.e. health, safety, regulations, sub-surface fluid flow, soil gas survey development, use or familiarity of remedial technologies, etc.);
• Experience in environmental policy issues including air quality, water quality and soil health and/or remediation (e.g., brownfield redevelopment);
• Experience in public health-related work (Strong Preference/Highly Desired); and
• Experience with and/or familiarity with natural resources law, legal procedures, and or implementation of associated legal agreements.
OTHER DESIRED EXPERIENCE/KNOWLEDGE:
• Refinery Systems - Unit Operations, Turnarounds, Process Engineering, Air Quality, and/or Pipeline (Flaring, RECLAIM, Fenceline Air Monitoring, SCAQMD).
• Pipeline Systems - Pipeline safety, testing protocols, PHMSA/OSFM regulations, right of way, franchise agreements, risk management, and/or pipeline abandonment.
• Oilfield Management - Oil Well Drilling, Workover/Remedial, Water Injection, Produced gas, urban oil and gas experience.
• Remediation - Clean-up and abatement of oil drilling and associated operations, well abandonment procedures, monitoring, brownfield redevelopment.