3. Jobs description.  Oil engineer is involved in the process of exctract oil and natural gas from reservoirs.  Drill engineers.  Production engineers.  Reservoir engineers.  Types of oil engineers:

4. Oil engineer work locations In the office:  Create economic evaluations for oil.  Develop bussines partnerships.  Perfom financial analyses.  Write project proposals, schedules and budgets. In the field:  Perfom data and sampling analyses.  Coordinate drill activities and safety procedures.  Monitor regulation compliance.

5. Duties from this profession  They must have desing equipment to extract oil and gas in the mast profitable way.  They must develop ways to inject water, chemicals,gases, or steam into an oil reserve to force out more of the oil.  They must develop plants to drill in oil and gas fields, and than to recover the oil and gas.  An engineer of petroleum must make sure that wells, well testing, and well surveys are completed and evaluated.

6.  They must use computer- controlled drilling of fracturing to connect a larger area of an oil and gas deposit to a single well.  They must make sure that oil field equipment is installed, operated, and maintained properly  They must monitor and coordinate drilling, reservoir, production and facilities engineering and safety activities.  They must evaluate and recommend flow rate enhancement by use.

7. Requirements Petroleum engineering The following post secondary programs are most applicable for a career in this field: Chemical engineering Civil engineering Geological engineering

8.  Physics.  Mathematics.  Chemistry.  Computer science If they are a high school student considering a career as a oil engineer they should have a strong interest in: