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Job Responsibilities
The Flow Assurance Consultant reports directly to the regional Consulting
Manager, with a functional reporting line to the project manager on the
specific project. The Flow Assurance Consultant will be responsible for
leading and managing multiple project teams providing consultancy services
and products in the flow assurance domain.
Job Responsibilities
The Flow Assurance Consulting Manager reports to the Global Business Manager
and will play an influential role in the growth and development of the Flow
Assurance Division worldwide. They will be responsible in the region
assigned for identifying market opportunities, development of the local
business structure, management of technical projects, hiring and training of
personnel, financial management, defining the structure of the delivery to
align with market requirements, supporting R&D and software development
and external and internal client liaison.
Job Responsibilities
The Senior Flow Assurance Engineer reports directly to the regional Consulting Manager with a functional reporting line to the project manager on the specific project. The Senior Flow Assurance Engineer will provide clients with optimum economic solutions and consultancy services from a Flow Assurance perspective.
German player Wintershall is poised to expand its operations in Argentina, according to media reports.
"The country has plenty of reserves and enormous demand but not yet enough production capacity," Ties Tiessen, a member of Wintershall's board, told German business daily Handelsblatt.
"We will try for more exploration rights in Argentina," he added. "We see opportunities in the domestic market, but also believe that Argentina will become an exporter in the medium term from a net importer."
Wintershall has invested $560 million in Argentina since 1993 and plans to plough in a further $223 million by 2009.
Tiessen added that if additional opportunities arose, Wintershall was, in principle, prepared to invest more.
Wintershall is the oil and gas arm of German giant BASF.