Showing posts with label gas jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gas jobs. Show all posts

Thursday, April 12, 2012

Tips to Follow while Working in Saudi Arabia


The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia attracts expats from all parts of the globe for its variety of employment opportunities. Jobs in Saudi Arabia are available in numerous sectors besides the regular oil and gas jobs. The best thing about jobs in these sectors is that the jobs have good salary package and no taxes are there on income.

If you are lucky in landing a job here, remember these following things in mind. Staying and working in Saudi Arabia have its set of advantages but you must respect the country culture and traditions. The jobs in Saudi Arabia are good source of earning fat cash but do not forget these rules and regulations at any cost.  

·         Always keep your important papers handy

This is a very important point to remember while working in this Islamic nation. Always carry you identification papers and passport. Show to the officials when asked. If you do no show, chances are you will be considered illegal entrant and will be taken to jail. If you go there with your wife, always carry your marriage certificate.

·         Prayer Time Rules

The Muslims of Saudi Arabia prays 5 times a day. The prayer, called namaaz, is usually of 20-30 minutes. During this time, everything in the country comes to a halt. No business activities happen during this moment. If you have any business or personal work, schedule it accordingly.

·         Dress code while working

There are strict laws regarding what to wear in the public. Men should not wear shorts or vests in public. Muslim women should always have their head covered. For the non-Muslim women, it is advisable to carry a headscarf, as there may have occasions when it is required to cover up the head.
 These are some of the important rules and regulations. Also there is a strict no-no on alcohol in the nation.


Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Various Tasks of Geophysicists at Oil and Gas Fields


The oil and natural gas projects demand exploration / production geophysicists who work in collaboration with geologists in the oil projects. The main task of a geophysicist is to identify areas containing oil. It helps to determine the position of the tanks, to measure their depth, quantify their volume.

A geophysicist studies the structure and composition of the soil and subsoil of the Earth, and also evaluates them. There is a lot for a geophysicist to build up oil careers. It’s the geophysicist’s task to make use of methods from physical science and mathematics, such as analysis of the wave propagation (seismology), the magnetic field (geomagnetism), the gravity field (gravity), etc.

The geophysicists are mainly involved in the exploration of an area and they probe the ground based gravity surveys (gravity field) and magnetic surveys (magnetic field). The most used method is the seismic reflection, pneumatic vibrators for generating weak shocks in the basement, and sensors for recording data.

 A geophysicist works with geologist’s interpretation, and evaluates the data, the nature of risks and uncertainties. Another job of a geophysicist is to process the retrieved data from the seismic reflection technique. On land or sea, the data is processed directly at the point of acquisition.

The reservoir geophysicist is responsible for determining the size and shape of the hydrocarbon reservoir (delineation), whose role is in limelight after the discovery is made. A reservoir geophysicist optimizes the knowledge of the field and proposes the drilling of more wells to improve performance.

The research and development geophysicist creates new techniques for exploration and oil production to improve methods and tools, and can also propose the use of new software for data interpretation, new methods of modeling and imaging etc. The above discussed works are certain tasks of a geophysicist to build up  careers in oil
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Monday, January 2, 2012

Jobs in the Gulf Region


Are you searching for a job in the Gulf region? There are many countries in the Gulf region, which offers a plethora of job opportunities for any educational background. Nations bordering the Persian Gulf are referred to as countries of the Gulf region. These nations follow the Islamic faith and are known as the ‘Arab States of The Gulf’ or ‘Arab Persian Gulf states’. Six nations are part of these Arab states such as Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Oman and the United Arab Emirates. These Persian Gulf Arab nations are forms the Gulf Cooperation Council. All these nations offer a variety of jobs to people from all nationalities. Most of these high profile jobs of the Gulf region are available in the oil and natural gas sector.

The United Arab Emirates or UAE attracts many in the Gulf region for work purposes. UAE jobs are available across all work level. There are skilled and unskilled jobs available in the various cities of UAE. Dubai is the most visited city in UAE, which offers plenty of jobs in various sectors. The city is the hub of activities, financial and cultural in UAE. Travelers throng the city as it offers luxurious hotels, resorts and entertainment centers. Emirates jobs for the city Dubai have openings the tourism and hospitality sector. There are also jobs in the financial and banking sector in the city.

The capital of UAE, Abu Dhabi also offers good living conditions and plenty of openings. UAE jobs are also available in other cities of UAE like Ajman, Al Ain, Hatta, Sharjah, Fujairah and Khor Fakkan.  Most of the jobs vacancies are in the Petroleum and natural gas sector. There are also jobs in the manufacturing units, and in the telecommunications, information technology, and banking and finance sectors. 

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Educational Sector of Oman Is Diversifying


Oman is an Arabic country which is second largest in Gulf. The economy of Oman has experienced a rapid growth because it has diverted its focus from the oil and gas industry to other diversified industries. One such example is teaching jobs in Oman, which are now on a rise because of the commendable efforts of government to promote education in the country.

The growing educational domain in Oman has opened up new avenues for the posts of teachers and lecturers by offering various teaching Oman Jobs. In Oman, education is free up to the secondary level and the government is taking various steps to deal with the adult illiteracy. This is the reason why the government is investing 5% of GDP to educate the adult population of the country, and thus has resulted in the increase of the literacy rate among adults, which was 82% in 2006, and it was reported to be 97% in 2011.

A number of universities and special colleges are being set up to meet the demand of manpower within the country. These educational institutions have helped a lot in imparting high level of education in the sectors like engineering, IT, healthcare, hotel management, banking, accounts, finance, etc. Such sectors keep on announcing vacancies for teachers to fill up those positions. 

Most of the colleges are affiliated with the Australian, European or American educational institutions, and thus the medium of educating students is mainly English. For teaching jobs in Oman, the colleges and schools seek candidates with impeccable English, along with the local language. Earlier the colleges in Oman offered graduate degrees, but now the education has diversified and progress is being made on post graduate and doctorate levels. These colleges in Oman hire professional teachers who have a prior experience in teaching, and those who can also supervise the research groups.




Thursday, October 13, 2011

Things To Consider While Working Or Searching Dubai jobs



As we all knowthat Dubai is one of the most developed cosmopolitanin the middle east, and Dubai jobs have allured jobseekers from every part ofthe world. There is need for the jobseekers who are heading for Dubai job, need to take care of the traditions andculture of the city, and live accordingly. Others thingsthat need to be considered by working in Dubai,include:

Ramadan
For the expats staying in Dubaior other Middle East cities, it is alwaysadvisable not to smoke or drink during the holy month of Ramadan. It is asensitive issue and the hosts’ feeling must be respected.

Dress conservatively
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There is no doubt about the fact that Dubai is the mostcosmopolitan and liberal city in the entire Middle Eastern region. There is anunspoken dress code, which is followed in the city. Such dress code includesconservative and modest dress, which should cover limbs, back, and stomach.Wearing revealing clothes is completely against the Middle East culture; hence, such clothes must be avoided. The highertemperatures and intense heat waves also make it important to keep the bodyparts covered.

Fridays
There is the week off every Friday, as itis considered as the day of prayer. So the jobseekers are advised not toschedule any meetings or make any phone calls to the recruiters who are basedin Dubai.
The cosmopolitan culture of the city makes it safefor women. You can find a number of socializing and recreational opportunities thatwork for both male and female expats, as the city offers a healthy workenvironment, as well as luxurious lifestyle.

The city isMuslim dominated, thus to respect the values of the religion and the feeling ofthe residents while pursuing jobs in Dubai or business.The expats are suggested not to practice drinking and smoking at public places,and respect woman.

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Petroleum Industry in Kuwait Is Offering Hot Jobs to Job Seekers

Wanted to work in Gulf, and did not get a chance to work in Abu Dhabi or Dubai, head towards Kuwait to earn good salaries! Kuwait is a sovereign Arab nation, emerged as one of the most developed emirates. The resources were less, but the way Kuwait has marked industrial and educational growth, is commendable. If you want to have jobs in Kuwait, then it is the best time to approach there. 

It is the latest choice of the jobseekers and the students to build up their career and seek Kuwait jobs . You must be aware of the fact that working for a particular country adds to the revenue of the nation, and thus in its development.
Kuwait has fifth largest oil reserves in the world and such oil reserves demand more and more professionals to work for them. The companies generously welcome the expats from different countries such as India, Pakistan, and other western countries. 

The best petroleum job in Kuwait is oil and natural gas industry, however, the government is focusing to diversify its economy in sectors like other Middle Eastern countries.
No matter you are skilled or not, the oil and gas industry in Kuwait offers a number of job opportunities for both skilled & semi-skilled workers. Having a technical background or experience will help you to have some high paying jobs in Kuwait

Employment options are varied in Kuwait and thus have led to the expansion of workforce base in the country. If you have engineering or an MBA degree from a recognized university, then possibly, you may get some good rank such as administrator, manager, site in charge, geoscientist, reservoir engineer, shipping officer, petroleum engineer, etc. Kuwait also provides job opportunities for labourers and non-technical staff.