Monitor and record all static and dynamic drilling operations, including reaming, cementing, pipe running, and logging activities, ensuring accurate real-time data capture. Track gas levels, mud properties, and lag time continuously, identifying and reporting any anomalies promptly to maintain operational safety and efficiency. Identify potential drilling hazards such as kicks, losses, stuck pipe, and abnormal pressure, taking proactive steps to minimize risks and prevent incidents. Ensure consistency between actual and theoretical mud returns by analyzing drilling parameters and surface data, supporting accurate well monitoring. Collect and analyze gas samples as required, verifying lag time corrections to maintain data reliability and improve formation evaluation accuracy. Prepare and submit comprehensive daily and weekly operational reports, clearly documenting drilling progress, events, and technical observations. Collaborate closely with drilling teams, geologists, and other onsite personnel to ensure smooth communication and alignment with operational objectives. Support decision-making processes by providing accurate, timely data and insights, contributing to safe, efficient, and cost-effective well delivery while maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and performance throughout all drilling phases.

Dynamic and Results-Oriented Mud Engineer & Operations Supervisor with a strong technical foundation in the Oil & Gas industry. With a proven track record of managing complex drilling fluid systems, I specialize in optimizing wellbore stability and enhancing operational efficiency through precise chemical engineering and rigorous field monitoring. My expertise lies in the end-to-end management of Oil-Based Mud (OBM) and Water-Based Mud (WBM) systems, ensuring they meet the specific geological challenges of each project. ​Throughout my career, I have excelled in performing advanced laboratory analysis and pilot testing to determine the most cost-effective and technically sound fluid formulations. My role extends beyond the lab; as a Supervisor, I am responsible for overseeing the daily operations of mud plants and rig-site activities, managing inventory logistics, and leading multi-disciplinary teams to achieve project milestones. I possess a deep understanding of Solids Control Equipment (SCE) and its critical role in maintaining fluid properties and reducing overall environmental impact. ​Safety and professional ethics are the pillars of my work philosophy. I am a staunch advocate for HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) standards, consistently ensuring that all operations comply with international regulations and corporate safety protocols. I am adept at identifying potential risks and implementing proactive mitigation strategies to minimize Non-Productive Time (NPT). ​I am a proactive problem-solver with a commitment to continuous learning, currently enhancing my credentials through advanced technical certifications and professional development. My goal is to leverage my technical mastery and leadership skills to contribute to the success of high-stakes drilling operations while maintaining the highest standards of integrity and excellence.

**Additional Information – Roles and Responsibilities** I am working as a Mud Logger with five years of experience in the Sultanate of Oman at Oman Sea. My role involves real-time monitoring of drilling operations and handling wellsite data as both a Data Engineer and Wellsite Geologist. I collect and describe cutting samples, identify lithology, and interpret gas readings to indicate hydrocarbon presence. I am responsible for picking accurate Formation Tops and handling all offline work, including full data processing and reporting. I closely follow all activities during drilling and non-drilling operations to ensure data consistency and operational awareness. In addition, I operate and maintain mud logging equipment, ensure data quality, and prepare daily drilling and geological reports. I monitor drilling parameters to detect abnormalities and support decision-making. I also coordinate effectively with drilling crews, engineers, and geologists. I follow HSE standards strictly and maintain a safe work environment. My experience has strengthened my attention to detail, analytical thinking, and ability to perform under pressure in remote locations.

As a Mud Logger with 4 years of experience, I am responsible for monitoring and recording all drilling parameters in real time, including rate of penetration, gas levels, mud properties, and drilling activities. I collect, describe, and analyze rock cuttings to determine lithology and identify any hydrocarbon presence. I ensure accurate and detailed logging of geological and drilling data, preparing daily reports and communicating critical information to the drilling team, geologists, and supervisors. I also monitor gas detection systems and ensure proper calibration and maintenance of mud logging equipment. In addition, I assist in identifying abnormal pressure zones and potential drilling hazards, contributing to safe and efficient operations. Maintaining strict adherence to HSE policies and procedures is a key part of my role, especially when working in high-risk and remote environments.

Drilling operation monitoring, in relatime and also Big data Analysis and Interpretation. Sample Cutting Description. Lag Calibration, Cutting Evaluation, Cravings Identification ensuring safe and sound and effective and Efficient Drilling operation towards completion. Formation Gas and Oil shows Description. Identify Formation potential, reserve type and pressures prediction through qualitative and quantitative Analysis and Estimations. Formation Evaluation amd Geomechanics like Pore Presume Estimation, Fracture Pressure Estimation and Over Burden Estimation Well Hydraulics for safe and secure Wellbore health Reporting, Logging and Log Preparation Mud Logging Unit Rig Up and Mantainence Mud Logging Sensors Rig Up and their primary Mantainence and troubleshooting whenever required. HSE ane Safety Compliance, Ensuring safe and Efficient Operations Team and Resources Management and Utilization

Dear Gents, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my interest in the Mud Logger / Data Engineer position. With over 16 years of experience in geoscience—including 14 years as a Data Engineer and 2 years as a Mud Logger, along with solid offshore experience—I am confident in my ability to contribute effectively to your team. Please find my CV attached for your review. Should you require any further information, feel free to contact me at +213 660 336 912 or reply to this email. Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how I can add value to your team. Best regards, Zakaria SEKHR +213 660 336 912 Dear Gents, I hope this email finds you well. I am writing to express my interest in the Mud Logger / Data Engineer position. With over 16 years of experience in geoscience—including 14 years as a Data Engineer and 2 years as a Mud Logger, along with solid offshore experience—I am confident in my ability to contribute effectively to your team. Please find my CV attached for your review. Should you require any further information, feel free to contact me at +213 660 336 912 or reply to this email. Thank you for considering my application. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss how I can add value to your team. Best regards, Zakaria SEKHR +213 660 336 912

Hi sir I'm Mohamed mosaad Experiences 12years in oil field Schlumberger – Saudi Arabia | Jan 2024 – Present Operate and maintain frac tanks and mud systems. Supervise chemical mixing for drilling fluids. Monitor and record mud density, viscosity, and flow rate Ok IADC Rig Pass BOSIET IWCF Level 1 Permit to Work Fire Fighting (x2) HAZCOM Level 2 Training Confined Space Entry Level 2 Hazard Recognition & Risk Evaluation Dropped Objects Prevention Safe Lifting Operations Chemical Hazards Handling Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) Fall Protection David Launched Liferaft Air Hoist & Man Riding Scaffold Erection & Dismantling Professional Title Derrickman / Floor Man / Mud Systems Operator 10+ years of proven experience in oil & gas drilling operations, specializing in mud systems, rig floor activities, and derrick operations on both land and offshore rigs. Strong safety record, IWCF certified, and skilled in operating & maintaining rig equipment. Education Industrial Secondary School Diploma, Egypt Work Experience Operator – MI SWACO & Frac Tank Section Schlumberger – Saudi Arabia | Jan 2024 – Present Operate and maintain frac tanks and mud systems. Supervise chemical mixing for drilling fluids. Monitor and record mud density, viscosity, and flow rates. Derrickman ADES – Saudi Arabia | Dec 2022 – Jan 2024 Rig Type, Offshore Jack-up rig with 3000hp, Nov Cyber base& Top Drive: TDS-8sa& Draw work: Nov ADS-107& Mud Pump: Nov 149-220 Responsible for maintenance of mud pumps and monkey board operations. Conducted mud sampling, chemical mixing, and ensured proper circulation. Derrickman ADES – Egypt | Dec 2020 – Dec 2022 Rig Type, Offshore Jack-up rig with 2000hp, SCR system & Top Drive Canrig 1275, Mup pumps: F-1600 Operated from monkey board 85 ft above rig floor. Managed mud pit room and pump spare parts inventory. Guided junior crew in rig floor and safety procedures. Floor Man Egyptian Drilling Company (EDC) | Dec 2016 – Dec 2020 Rig Type, Land Super rig with 2000hp, SCR system & Top Drive NOV TDS 115A, Mup pumps: 12-P-160 Handled slips, tongs, drill pipes, collars during tripping. Assisted casing operations and performed equipment inspections. Maintained rig floor cleanliness and safety compliance. Roustabout Egyptian Drilling Company (EDC) | Jan 2014 – Dec 2016 Rig Type, Land Workover rig with 1500hp, Carrier mechanical rig system Supported drilling operations by moving equipment, maintaining the deck, and assisting floor hands. Operated forklift for transporting rig materials. Technical Skills & Equipment Handling Rig floor operations (tripping, casing, pipe handling) Mud pump systems: maintenance & operation Power tongs, slips, elevators, rotary tools Frac tank operation, mud chemical mixing BOP handling and inspection support Forklift and rig tools operation Safety inspections, tool readiness, inventory control Health & Safety Certifications IADC Rig Pass BOSIET IWCF Level 1 Permit to Work Fire

Mud Logger / Senior Mudlogger Conduct real-time monitoring of drilling parameters (ROP, WOB, RPM, torque, pump pressure) to ensure safe and efficient drilling operations Perform lithological analysis and description of cuttings to identify formation changes and reservoir characteristics Monitor and interpret gas data (Total Gas, C1–C5) to detect hydrocarbon shows and evaluate formation productivity Identify and report drilling anomalies such as kicks, losses, and abnormal pressure trends Calculate and maintain accurate lag time and depth correlation for precise sample tracking Operate and maintain mud logging systems (ANAX, Well Wizard Server) ensuring data accuracy and quality control Prepare and deliver detailed daily drilling reports and specialized logs (Master Log, Composite Log, Hydrocarbon Log) Conduct fluorescence and cut analysis to confirm hydrocarbon presence Collaborate closely with drilling engineers, geologists, and rig crew to support operational decisions Ensure compliance with HSE standards and well control procedures during all drilling activities Support formation evaluation and wellsite geological interpretation using real-time data Maintain continuous communication with clients, providing timely updates and technical recommendations

Monitoring of all drilling parameters, sample collection, preparation and description. • Interpreting the data, and giving feedback to the drilling team and client representative. • Observe and keep track of the various activities performed by drilling rigs, including drilling, casing, cementing, and wireline logging. • Identify the tops of the formation and the casing points, and give a description of any oil shows that may be present. • Dealing with sensor troubleshooting and preparing a mud log in addition to final reports. • Work according to the safety regulations and procedures as specified by the Client in all circumstances ... ... ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

would like to apply for a position as a Data Engineer in your company. I am seriously interested in joining with your company and would be greatly hope for this opportunity. I am a graduate of Nile valley university Faculty of Engineering, majoring inMechanical Engineer ( 3 year Diploma) and B.sc in the same field(manufacturing I am 44 years Old and still fit as a fiddle. I am familiar with computer, and also proficient in English, oral and written. I have been working as local & international staff in the oil field for 11 years as Data Engineer and team leader for China National Logging Corporation (CNLC). With Petodar operating company (PDOC BLOCK 3&7) mud logging (SDL9000) and Greater Nile petroleum Company (GNPOC BLOCK 2/4) mud logging( Peacemaker PM and advantage system).and data log technology as the unit manager, and now with GWDC in iraq. In addition to my application, I enclosed my Curriculum Vitae. If you need further information I can provide you. I hope my qualification merits your consideration and I look forward to your reply.work as the Team leader and technical for all mud logging units and work under high pressure with good skill .and good communication with clients .make good calibration of mud logging sensors and gas system calibration .work as the one team (team work) .too many apreciation letter from the clients as the good employee.Health safety meeting of the crew to do the good

CLIENT : KOC(KUWAIT OIL COMPANY) Continuously monitored real-time drilling parameters : (ROP, WOB, SPP, flow rate, pit volume, and gas levels) to detect well control issues and improve operational efficiency. Logging and Recording : Record accurate and detailed informationin logs. Equipment Operations : Operate and maintain mudlogging equipment. Anomaly Detection : Flagged anomalies such as drilling breaks, overpull, torque variations, and sudden gas increases to anticipate drilling hazards. Geological Interpretation : Assist geologists in interpreting geological information to assess reservoir potential and make informed drilling decisions. Sample Collection : Collect, prepare, and analyze rock and fluid samples from the drilling process, contributing to reservoir characterization. Safety Compliance : Adhere to safety protocols and practices to ensure a secure work environment for all team members on the drilling rig. Reporting and Communication : Generate regular reports summarizing drilling activities, geological findings, and any issues encountered, and effectively communicate this information to relevant parties. Team Collaboration : Collaborate closely with drilling crews, geologists, and other personnel to coordinate drilling operations and address any challenges. Equipment Calibration : Calibrate and troubleshoot mudlogging instruments and sensors as needed to maintain accurate data collection. Continuous Learning : Stay updated with industry trends, new technologies, and geological knowledge to enhance your effectiveness as a mudlogger. Environmental Monitoring : Monitor gas levels, drilling fluid properties, and other environmental factors to detect any potential hazards. Data Management : Organize and manage geological data, maintaining accurate records that can be used for future reference and analysis. Problem-Solving : Respond quickly to unexpected situations, troubleshoot issues, and provide recommendations to ensure smooth drilling operations. Geological Mapping : Contribute to the creation of geological maps and cross-sections using collected data to aid in reservoir characterization. Quality Control : Review and validate data to ensure its accuracy, consistency, and alignment with drilling activitiess. Adherence to Regulations : Ensure compliance with industry regulations and best practices related to mudlogging and drilling operations. Physical Endurance : Demonstrate the ability to work long hours, often in remote and challenging environments, while maintaining focus and attention to detail.

Geological Analysis & Formation Evaluation: Conducted advanced well-site geological tasks, including sample evaluation, gas and geochemical analysis using XRF/XRD, formation top detection, and log correlation (MWD/LWD) to assess reservoir quality. ​Real-Time Drilling Monitoring: Tracked critical drilling parameters (e.g., pit gains/losses, gas shows) and collaborated with the rig crew to optimize drilling efficiency, mitigate risks, and ensure strict adherence to HSE standards. ​Data Management & Reporting: Managed the secure transmission and database handling of well-site data. Prepared comprehensive daily and final well reports, including LAS/ASCII files, ensuring complete accuracy for client review. ​Equipment Maintenance: Performed routine calibration, troubleshooting, and maintenance of all surface logging systems, sensors, and hardware to guarantee continuous operational readiness. ​Team Leadership: Trained and mentored junior personnel, equipping them with the essential skills for safe and efficient well-site operations.

service specialist II my responsibilities is running and setting tool ( down hole tool ) for work over and drilling, for all type job like swabbng job,frackturing job sqz job, test casing,injectivity and breakdown and the tool as RTTS,RBP,Bridge plug,BVTN packer.calculation before running tool, share about standart of prosedure running tool to all crew and customer my responsibilities too include discuss with costumer, make report job, cost ticket job, preparation document and equipments job is need it. im familiar for redress tool before and after running, fixed trouble shooting,reading job program, and calculation. every after job make the report ,completly paper work and entering report to system, redress all tool after job.change the part tool is broken, pressure test tool, clean the tool, account the cost of tool is running in the well

Over than 7 years in Mudlogging. - Interpret lithology and descriptions, Control sensor and data ascii in the well.- Assistant geologist Monitoring (ANAX 500 server, Xview hybrid) recording/ providingdrilling data/monitor formation gases.- Collecting/ examining drilled cutting samples.- Prepare and Maintain surface logging units for Logging Jobs.- Maintain all components of the Logging system (Sensors, Server, workstations, Gassystem, network peripherals,..etc).- Notification when trends change (abnormal conditions)- Reporting Requireme Monitors tasks in a safe, timely and accurate manner in order to assist in theefficient completion ofexploration and development wells for oil and gas.Troubleshoots repairs and configures all SLS’s computer systems to clientspecifications. Maintain effective communication with the client, mud logging crew anddrilling and other service personnel.Worked as Mud Logger/Data Engineer in Algeria/Kuwait, Development &Exploration wells with different clients: FCP/ENI,Sonatrach, AGIP, Anadarko & KOC.

Monitored and analyzed real-time drilling parameters (ROP, WOB, torque) to identify anomalies, ensuring operational safety and data integrity. • Performed advanced QA/QC of gas data and interpreted gas ratios to determine reservoir charac- teristics and identify hydrocarbon zones. • Collaborated with drilling teams to identify and validate optimal casing points and correlations based on formation data. • Managed and validated real-time hydraulic calculations; assisted in troubleshooting complex hy- draulic issues in HPHT environments (MW up to 19ppg). Supervised and trained junior mud loggers, maintaining high standards for data accuracy, consistency, and completeness. Provided comprehensive geological records and interpretations to clients, including detailed anal- ysis of oil and gas shows. • Collected, analyzed, and described geological samples and cuttings according to AAPG standards. • Prepared and delivered daily Mud Logs, Time Logs, and final Composite Master Logs, ensuring timely and accurate reporting to wellsite geologists. Maintained and calibrated all mudlogging sensors and equipment, including TGD and High-Speed Chromatographs, to ensure 100% uptime. • Managed rig-up/rig-down operations, inventory, and all unit housekeeping and maintenance duties.

Sampling: Collection of drilled samples at specified lagged intervals. Washing, sieving and drying followed by packing and labelling. Microscopic examination of samples and their interpretation. Gas Detection: Continuous separation of Hydrocarbon gases C1, C2, C3, iC4, nC4 and C5. Prepare Gas Ratio Plot to obtain formation producibility. Monitoring: (Mud vol, Mud Weight, Mud Temp, Gas and drilling parameters (ROP, WOB, RPM, SPM, SPP, Hook load and torque etc.) for signs of imbalance of down hole. Monitoring of hole filling parameters during all tripping. Monitoring Pumping Data: (SPM, SPP, Lag time, Lag strokes) Kick Control: Maintaining the pre – kick control data when mud or drilling parameters change. Pressure evaluations and analysis of control indicators (D’ Exp. Sigma, Shale factor, Shale Density), monitor the shutting & circulation pressure and report to well control personals as needed. Formation Evaluation: Interpretation of well logs (Gamma, Resistivity and Density logs). Other: Preparing well logs and final well reports, which include Master log, D' Exp. plot, Composite Logs, Shale Density & Shale Factor Plots, Depth vs FLT, Dep Vs ROP Plots. Rig up and Rig down all mudlogging sensors, operation, maintenance, calibration and troubleshooting of different equipment of mud logging unit.

• Monitored real-time drilling, mud, and gas data across multiple wells to ensure data accuracy and operational efficiency. • Analyzed rock cuttings and mud samples to determine lithology and hydrocarbon indicators. • Performed mineralogical and chemical analysis of rock samples using XRD and XRF techniques. • Identified and troubleshot data issues from Hawk and other data acquisition systems. • Managed and monitored drilling fluid levels, reporting anomalies in drilling parameters to relevant stakeholders. • Prepared daily, weekly, and monthly drilling performance reports with quality control checks. • Tracked and reported key drilling parameters including ROP, SPP, SPM, RPM, WOH, WOB, and H₂S levels. • Compiled detailed well reports, including mud and gas logs, bit records, casing tally, and test data. • Conducted rig-up and rig-down operations for mud logging units, including tool diagnostics, equipment preparation, testing, calibration, and troubleshooting. • Continuously monitored wellbore gases and lithology; prepared geological reports including shale factor, shale density, and limestone calcimetry for wellsite geologists.

My role is senior mud logger act as Data engineer at petroservices GMPH company in Egypt My job responsibilities is Monitoring real-time drilling parameters and alerted team to anomalies. Ensuring safety and efficiency during well site operations. Geological interpretation and formation evaluation. Recording and interpretation for gases concentrations and gas evaluation. Full description of the geological samples and the hydrocarbons shows. Calibration of the drilling sensors and the gas chromatograph. Good knowledge about drilling fluids, MWD, LWD and wireline logging. Make all reports Daily Geological reports, Daily drilling reports,midday Update report midnight reports. Creat all mud logging logs Maintenance and repair of all seniors in mud logging unit • Monitoring real-time drilling parameters and alerted team to anomalies. • Ensuring safety and efficiency during well site operations. • Geological interpretation and formation evaluation. • Recording and interpretation for gases concentrations and gas evaluation. • Full description of the geological samples and the hydrocarbons shows. • Calibration of the drilling sensors and the gas chromatograph. • Good knowledge about drilling fluids, MWD, LWD and wireline logging.

As a Field Service Manager, I am responsible for SWT & DST job design, planning, managing the crew and equipment. Base coordination, reporting with line manager and client. Field visits and planning ongoing & upcoming operations, mobilizing the equipment and personal. Responsible for the maintenance & trouble shooting as per required at field or base. Meetings with the client for ongoing and upcoming operation and Supervising job for HPHT & HFR wells (12000bbl/day) Responsible for the training and evaluation of the well testing personal. Well design, planning, including preparation of activity programs. Identify solution and mitigating actions to risk and challenges. Mitigate risk in any technically challenging well testing environment with an advanced range of surface well control options. Managed 40 people working under my supervision. Rock solid experience of trouble shouting of the software & hardware at well site under extreme pressure of client.

A mud logger is a specialized oilfield technician who monitors drilling operations in real-time, functioning as the "eyes and ears" of the rig by analyzing rock cuttings and drilling fluids. Their key responsibilities include collecting and analyzing geological samples, monitoring gas levels (via gas chromatography), tracking drilling parameters (like torque, pressure, and speed), maintaining logging sensors, and generating daily mud logs, which are vital for identifying potential reservoirs, ensuring safety, and optimizing drilling efficiency. Key Roles and Responsibilities: Sample Collection and Analysis: Regularly collect rock cuttings from the shale shaker, clean them, and analyze their lithology (rock type, mineralogy, hydrocarbon fluorescence) under a microscope to determine the formation being drilled. Real-Time Data Monitoring: Monitor drilling parameters such as rate of penetration (ROP), pump pressure, mud flow rates, and torque, often using automated logging systems to detect anomalies. Gas Detection and Evaluation: Utilize gas chromatography equipment to detect total hydrocarbons and analyze gas ratios (methane through pentane) to identify potential hydrocarbon reservoirs and assess hydrocarbon-bearing potential. Safety Monitoring (Gas Kicks/H2S): Detect and alert the drilling team to early warning signs of hazards, including gas kicks (uncontrolled influxes) or over-pressurized zones, to prevent blowouts. Reporting and Documentation: Create, update, and maintain detailed, accurate logs and reports (e.g., mud log, daily geological report) that correlate depth, lithology, and hydrocarbon shows. Equipment Maintenance: Rig up, calibrate, and perform routine maintenance on sensors, gas analyzers, and computerized data logging systems. Wellbore Integrity: Monitor hole and pipe displacements, such as during "trips" (moving the drill string in/out of the hole), to ensure well stability. Commonly Used Tools & Techniques: Binocular Microscopes for visual lithology classification. Ultraviolet (UV) fluorescence scanners to detect hydrocarbons. Gas chromatography and total gas analyzers. Data logging software to record geological and engineering data.