Q1.

What are important roles and responsibilities of a wellsite geologist on a

rig?
Ans. A wellsite geologist serves as a multifaceted expert on an oil rig. Basically
he plays three primary roles:
1. Expert Geologist: Analyse and interpret geological data, including logs,
cuttings, and core samples, to identify and characterize formations, evaluate
potential hydrocarbon zones, and assess reservoir quality. As well as identify
overpressure zones and estimate formation pressure and advise MW for the safety of
operation.
2. Operations Coordinator: Oversee geological operations on the rig,
coordinating with operations geologis, company man, drillers, directional drillers,
logging engineers and other team members to ensure drilling activities align with
geological objectives.
Data And Quality Manager: Ensures that data and logs are being presented on
company recommended formats. It is also his essential duty to ensure that all
geological data being collected is consistently accurate and meets established
standards.
Key responsibilities of a wellsite geologist include:
Preparing and submitting geological reports and logs on daily basis.
Interpreting logs and data to provide informed recommendations to the client
Witnessing and coordinating various operations, such as wireline
logging, conventional coring, and directional drilling
Participating in daily meetings to update the team on geological findings and
progress
Compiling a comprehensive final well report upon completion of the well