ISCO Occupation Group 2146.4 Liquid Fuel Engineer
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Liquid Fuel Engineer: Liquid fuel engineers evaluate liquid fuel extraction sites. They design and develop methods for extracting liquid fuels from underneath the earthâs surface, these fuels include petroleums, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, non-petroleum fossil fuels, biodiesel and alcohols. They maximise the recovery of hydrocarbon at a minimum cost, pursuing minimal impact on the environment.
Essential Skills
- Manage Fluid Production In Gas
- Alcohol Fuels
- Environmental Legislation
- Prepare Technical Reports
- Fossil Fuels
- Liaise With Well Test Engineers
- Mathematics
- Natural Gas
- Supervise Well Operations
- Use A Computer
- Address Problems Critically
- Design Natural Gas Processing Systems
- Manage Well Interaction
- Monitor Extraction Logging Operations
- Manage Production Fluid In Oil Production
- Manage Environmental Impact
- Prepare Extraction Proposals
- Report Well Results
- Biodiesel
- Chemistry
- Determine Flow Rate Enhancement
- Select Well Equipment
- Troubleshoot
- Interpret Extraction Data
- Petroleum
- Design Well Flow Systems
- Well Testing Operations
- Control Pumping Operations In Petroleum Production
Optional Skills
- Geology
- Types Of Fuels
- Fossil-Fuel Power Plant Operations
- Use Reservoir Surveillance
- Plan Oil Wells
- Design The Completion For A Well In Petroleum Production
- Liaise With Mine Professionals
- Provide Petroleum Engineering Support
- Compile Reservoir Performance Plans
- Prepare Well Formation Evaluation Programmes
Alternative Names
- Natural Gas Engineer
- Petrol Specialist
- Chemical Engineer
- Fuel System Engineer
- Petrol Engineer
- Fuel Engineer
- Biofuel Specialist
- Liquid Fuel System Maintenance Engineer
- Biofuel Engineer
- Natural Gas Specialist
- Fuel Specialist
- Fuel Chemist
- Gas Liquids Engineer
