In reality today, Petroleum Engineers do not get involved with designing, planning or executing operations. Oilfield disciplines are highly segmented today than it was several decades ago, due to the need for more focus in certain areas, resulting in many more specialty job titles. In Exxon and Shell, the Petroleum Engineering function is sub-divided into Reservoir Engineering, Production Technology, Petrophysics. There is a completely different function called Well Engineering, which is sub-divided into Drilling, Completions, Interventions. The Facilities function is primarily responsbile for design, planning, construction and installation of platforms and subsea umbilical, risers and flowlines. A Petroleum Engineer's job is to model flow and they work on the evaluation side of things, not too much on the operational side of things. Not everything you see on TH-cam is correct.
Petroleum Engineers gets paid way more than $90,000 and starting salary is way more than $60,000. Actual Median Salary for Petroleum Engineers are $129,000 and starting salary is $95,000 but really your salary depends on who you work for and how good of a worker you are.
Hello Here is Anil from India I want to study petroleum engineering Honours in Canada Is there any university in Canada to do this course? If there is any please suggest me
University of Alberta: petroleum engineering (the program) ranked fifth in the world U of Alberta's Petroleum engineering and mining engineering programs ranked highly in separate international rankings
@@HamzaKhan-ss1yw Based on what I have read from engineering graduates, only a 4year engineer degree is needed to work as an engineer in Canada. Friends of mine became engineers in mining, civil and software.
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to learn about best way to get into oil rigs try Alkarno Oil Work Alchemist (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
Just Trust yourself! someday you'll be an ENGINEER.
In reality today, Petroleum Engineers do not get involved with designing, planning or executing operations. Oilfield disciplines are highly segmented today than it was several decades ago, due to the need for more focus in certain areas, resulting in many more specialty job titles. In Exxon and Shell, the Petroleum Engineering function is sub-divided into Reservoir Engineering, Production Technology, Petrophysics. There is a completely different function called Well Engineering, which is sub-divided into Drilling, Completions, Interventions. The Facilities function is primarily responsbile for design, planning, construction and installation of platforms and subsea umbilical, risers and flowlines. A Petroleum Engineer's job is to model flow and they work on the evaluation side of things, not too much on the operational side of things. Not everything you see on TH-cam is correct.
thanks a lot mike...
Petroleum Engineering Zero to Hero: this channel has videos about petroleum and oil and gas industry
Who else wants to be a petroleum engineer ?
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Me. I’m a Chadian student in China.
Petroleum Engineers gets paid way more than $90,000 and starting salary is way more than $60,000. Actual Median Salary for Petroleum Engineers are $129,000 and starting salary is $95,000 but really your salary depends on who you work for and how good of a worker you are.
ChuckwickBeast24 The salaries also depend on where you are because in Australia petroleum engineers get paid $211,000
Tommy Danger wow
ChuckwickBeast24 its not real dont believe him
Can you name the company please because I am also a petrochemical engineer after one year
Mugesh Hearthacker not like you'll get in in one swoop, you'll need many years of experience before you get to that pay-grade
Where is the original video ?
Also I am petroleum engineer In Ethiopia can u help me how I get tutorial lecture of petroleum Engineering
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WOW SUCH A GOOD VIDEO!!
Thanks a lot to you
Hello
Here is Anil from India
I want to study petroleum engineering Honours in Canada
Is there any university in Canada to do this course?
If there is any please suggest me
University of Alberta:
petroleum engineering (the program) ranked fifth in the world
U of Alberta's Petroleum engineering and mining engineering programs ranked highly in separate international rankings
@@benb8336 im doing my bachelors in mining engineering.....can i do masters in petroleum engineering?
@@HamzaKhan-ss1yw Based on what I have read from engineering graduates, only a 4year engineer degree is needed to work as an engineer in Canada. Friends of mine became engineers in mining, civil and software.
@@benb8336 but i want masters degree in petroleum....
@@HamzaKhan-ss1yw I say go for the masters.
"It's *not* who is going to let me, but instead, who is going to stop me?"
Ma bhe enigner bna jhta hn
does it safe ? working on a petroleum engineering and do girls are allowed working in a petroleum egineering ?
what kind of question is that?
i'm guessing you need to be literate to be an engineer
You don’t sound smart enough to be an engineer
I reallly like to become petrolium eng
plzzz who can help me to know more about this it
@Jirah Supiter That may be true, but if we take the quality of work in account...
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I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to learn about best way to get into oil rigs try Alkarno Oil Work Alchemist (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my buddy got great results with it.
Akshay Kunnul thanks
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