Can civil engineer work in oil and gas industry?

Oil & Gas – in this sector, civil engineers are often involved in designing and constructing new oil facilities such as buildings, warehouses workshops and control rooms. They are also responsible for the layout and arrangement of pipes, tubes and vents and ensuring the proper maintenance of oil plants.

Who is a civil engineer in Nigeria?

In the plainest and simplest of terms, civil engineers deal with the design of the physical, built environment. They are in charge of building and designing structures and in this part of the world, they are more focused on construction of roads and building of bridges.

What can you do with a civil engineering degree in oil engineering?

As a strictly Civil Engineer, you can have a role in the design and construction of new onshore oil facilities including buildings, roads, warehouse, workshops, control rooms, sheds, etc. These are similar to what you would do in any new industrial complex, except that the design codes and standards are a little more stringent.

What qualifications do you need to become an oil and gas engineer?

Working with other engineers on major oil and gas projects, structural engineers are often trained in multiple specializations as experts in their field. The minimum qualification for hire as a structural engineer in the fields of oil and gas is generally a Bachelors’ degree in engineering.

Are Civil Engineers in demand in oil and gas companies?

From what I hear and read, civil engineers are definitely need in oil and gas companies.

What does a civil engineer at Shell do?

Shell Civil, Structures and Offshore Engineers work to maintain the structural integrity of our assets and deliver cost effective solutions. Our five-year training programme offers talented individuals a comprehensive introduction to various areas of Shell’s business and operations within the technical area of the Shell Graduate Programme.