Curriculum Vita

Personal Data

Name Amr Ibrahim El- HaddadProfessionalism Senior Reservoir Engineer - Management

Date of Birth January 09, 1964

Nationality Egyptian

Religion MuslimSocial Status Married with two children

Home Address 4 Ibn El- Walid St., Dokki, Giza, Egypt

TelephoneMobile: 002 0100 3221 361 002 0122 7345 138Home: 002 02 3336 2424

E-Mail amrr.elhaddad@gmail.com

Passport No. A10114885 – Egypt

Issued: July. 22, 2013 - Expired: July. 21, 2020

Military Status Completed

QualificationB.Sc. in Petroleum Engineering, Cairo University - July 1986.

Experience

2 Year -  in Schlumberger working for SonaTrach Company – Algeria 

6 Years - in Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Company, (KUFPEC).

20 Years - in Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company, (GUPCO).

ProficiencySenior Reservoir Engineer.

Current PositionSenior Reservoir / Production Consultant.

LanguagesArabic (mother tongue) – English (Fluent write, read, and spoken).

Professional Experiences

2015 - To date Schlumberger - Hassi Messaoud Field, Algeria.

Joined Schlumberger in September 2015 as Senior reservoir / production consultant (through Chinook Canadian consultation company) providing technical assistance for operations for client SonaTrach - Hassi Messaoud Field, Algeria.

Reserve estimates using material balance calculations, decline curves analysis, reservoir pressure vs. cumulative oil production and defining driving mechanisms.

Well test analysis including static surveys, pressure build up, and pressure fall off tests and recommend the necessary action(s) such as water / gas optimization, stimulating and re-perforating damaged intervals (+ve skin).

Working on a Well x Well review project as a part of a team responsible for optimizing and enhancing performance of wells (Natural and artificially lifted) equipped with slotted liner, cemented and perforated liners and open hole completion.

Recommending various well intervention works and applying techniques to enhance formation deliverability as fracturing jobs, sidetracks, short radius, perforations acid wash, perforating/re-perforating and matrix acidizing.

Optimizing the gas lifted wells using PIPESIM software and monitoring wells performance on daily basis and recommending for immediate actions for oil recovery if needed. 

2008 - 2014 Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Company, ( KUFPEC ).

Joined KUFPEC in December 2007 as Senior Reservoir engineer (Egypt Office).

Provide KUFPEC with new opportunities:Data Room attendance, perform full engineering evaluation for reserves estimate,

associated development plan and preparing technical reports.

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Bid Rounds and farm out opportunities screening evaluation.

Follow-up activities for the 6 KUFPEC assets in Egypt:Communicate frequently with Africa region and KUFPEC partners in following up drilling & production reports, activities and work plans.

Participate with partners in generating / follow up new exploration and development prospects for achieving maximum production with minimal cycle time needed.

- Data acquisition and interpretation.

Participate in TCM/OCM, workshops and communicate with partners to support KUFPEC decision. And preparing minutes of these meetings.

Preparing monthly & weekly production and activities reports.

ECLIPSE Simulation - ECLIPSE 100 for black oil fluid model & 300 for compositional hydrocarbon

descriptions and thermal simulation.

Economic evaluation for new opportunities & KUFPEC assets in Egypt:Communicate with HO and Schlumberger for generating full Economic Peep Model.

Presenting activities & new opportunities to KUFPEC top management.

1988 - 2007 Gulf Of Suez Petroleum Company, ( GUPCO ).

1988 - 1989 Corrosion Department- Ras Shukier Field Office.

Started in April 1988 as Petroleum engineer in charge of The corrosion and chemical treatments department – Ras Shukeir offshore – Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company.

Preparing chemical cleaning programs for down hole and surface equipment facilities with providing on-site supervision of jobs to be conducted.

Corrosion protection using different types of coatings, painting, ultra sonic, coupons, cathodic protection and insuring the quality of water injection.

1989 - 2007 Engineering Departments.

Started in July 1989 as Reservoir engineer in charge of the engineering department –During this time period, I worked approximately in all Gupco fields through the 5 different divisions in the Engineering department. These fields have the following total brief numbers:

7 Concessions, 95 platforms, 38 oilfields, 92 reservoir and 320 active producers.Daily production 420 mbopd (89-95), 300 mbopd (95-00), 80 mbopd (Today).4.5 Billion Barrels oil cumulative produced, 55% R.F. and 0.5 billion remaining.

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GUPCO

900 Mbwipd water flood capacity with 400 Mbwipd injecting.750 MMscfd lifting gas capacities.

Employment History (+/-) Sharing Oil Rates

1989 – 1993 Central GOS Division: (20% Gupco - 4% Egypt)

Started in July 1989 as Reservoir 3rd.Engineer.

1993 – 1996 South GOS Division: (10% Gupco - 2% Egypt)

Started in July 1993 as Reservoir 1st engineer.

1996 – 1997 Surveillance Division: (Technology Transfer)

Started in July 1996 as Reservoir Acting Section Head.

1997 – 2000 South - Central GOS Division: (15% Gupco - 3% Egypt)

Started in July 1997 as Reservoir Section Head.

2000 – 2002 North - Central GOS Division: (10% Gupco - 2% Egypt)

Started in May 2000 as Reservoir Senior Coordinator.

2002 – 2007 North GOS Division: (30% Gupco - 6% Egypt)

Started in October 2001as Reservoir Department Head.

Job Description

Use the appropriate technology and resources for setting up a common field(s) database to facilitate better understanding and fast reservoir management.

Follow up production reports and communicate frequently with the district engineering for achieving maximum production with minimal cycle time needed.

Participate with the exploration and drilling stuff members for generating / follow up new exploration and development prospects.

Identifying the size of the reservoir (Volumetric Estimate) using updated maps for structure and hydrocarbon pore volume.

Reserve estimates using material balance calculations, decline curves analysis, reservoir pressure vs. cumulative oil production and defining driving mechanisms.

Open and cased hole log analyses including Gamma ray logs, Caliper, Cement bond, Neutron, Density, Sonic, Resistivity and RFT logs.

Production log analysis (Cased hole) including PLT and TDT’s for producers and PLSS logs for injectors and recommending the needed action(s) for perforation, Re-perforation, water shut off, gas cap isolation and/or acid stimulation.

Well test analysis including static surveys, pressure build up, and pressure fall off tests and taking the necessary action(s) such as water flood optimization, stimulating and re-perforating damaged intervals (+ve skin).

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Water flood design and monitoring using production/ injection data, pressure performance, bacteria monitoring including chloride data, SRB level, H2S (Souring), debris filling up, iron oxide / sulfide, skin damage, layers contribution and by observing up-normal decrease / increase within production or injection rates.

Participate with the exploration group for clearly understanding the geologic model using the 3-D Visualization seismic and the Earth Vision software.

Identify underground water movement profiles using well histories; production and pressure test data and all available production log analysis.

Optimize decision by evaluating all workover activities (rig and rigless) including mechanical repairs, water shut off, perforations, re-perforations and chemical jobs… and provide candidates for in-fill drilling, gel conformance and hydraulic fracturing.

Data acquisition and interpretation.

Provide management with innovative ideas for adding rates and reserves:

Example: - While drilling the Oct-C5st1 well (Nubia target), I recommended running a composite open hole logs to the ASL section before casing it (not planned before). The obtained logs showed oil potential in this reservoir and lead for the ASL discovery in the biggest field in Gupco Company namely the October main field … knowing that no body mentioned before for this reservoir- in this field- since more than 20 years of starting production from this field.

Production forecast for oil and gas using the experienced normal decline rates with the additional of the expected development and exploration wedges.

Prepare and presenting the shareholder meeting review.

Prepare rig schedule and present wedges profiles for different schedule’s scenarios for management decision-making.

Evaluate and follow up different contractors and provide management with technical evaluation for tenders and completed items.

Concessions Planning:

In 2004, I was selected to be a member in the MCA Extension Agreement team.

This MCA concession is one of the most productive concessions in the Middle East, which produced more than 30% of the Egyptian cumulative oil production. The team was selected to include only the key persons of the Gulf of Petroleum oil company GUPCO, the British Petroleum Company BP, the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation EGPC and the key persons of the Egyptian Petroleum ministry.

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Property Management Systems & Other Software

PanSystem & PIE: PBU analysis, draw down (flowing) and PFOT (injector). Embal & Oil Wat & Winfn: programs for material balance calculations (OOIP). FlowSystem & ProsPer: Inflow / Out flow diagrams, GL design, piping modification. OFM (Oil Field Manager) & DSS: reserve estimate, performance, bubbles map, etc. Rel-K 90: normalizing core samples for further modeling applications. SCOR & PVT CALC: programs for PVT analysis. ACone: for identifying conning effect.

Training Courses

A) Local Training Focus Computer Software - ENBI - April 88. Water Injection Technology - Oil Plus - September 88. Advanced Reservoir Technology & Management - IPR - November 88. Practical Water Flooding Field Development - IPR – December 88. Testing of Oil & Gas Wells – Egyptian Soc. Eng.– March 89. Subsurface Mapping - Egyptian Soc. Eng.– June 89. Development Geology & Reservoir Engineering – IHRDC – June 89. Reservoir School – Amoco – November 89. Reservoir Water Flooding – Amoco – January 90. Technical Writing, Level I – Cairo University – August 90. Gas Lift Design – Amoco – September 90. Pressure Transient Analysis – Amoco – May 91. Technical Writing, Level II - Cairo University – September 91. Introduction to PC, using DOS & PC-SHELL – Sarhank – February 92. Production Optimization – Amoco – June 92. Advanced Formation Evaluation – Amoco – September 92. Reservoir Development – IPR – January 93. Reservoir Development (Advanced) – IPR – July 93. Advanced Formation Evaluation – IPR – April 94. Evaluation of thin Bed Reservoir – Amoco – May 94. FloSystem User Workshop – Sapesco – August 96. Economic & Risk Analysis – Amoco – November 96. Water Flood Monitoring & Performance Prediction – IPR –December 96. Oil Field Manager (OFM)- Amoco – March 98. Reservoir Simulation – Amoco - March 98.

B) Abroad Training Improved Oil Recovery – OGCI - November 93 - USA. Reservoir Simulation – OGCI - November 93 - USA. Synergistic Approach to Formation Evaluation-Amoco– Oct 96 -USA. Conventional Improved Recovery – Amoco – October 96 – USA. Advanced Pressure Transient Analysis – Holditch –October 96 – USA. Petroleum Risks & Decision Analysis – OGCI – August 99 – USA.

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Reservoir Characterization: A Multi Disciplinary team – OGCI – August 99 – USA.

Technical Paper

“Decision Tree Technique; Powerful Tool for the Optimization of Workover Activity” Prepared by: Amr El- Haddad (GUPCO) & Sameh Macary (EPRI).

A) Published Oil & Gas Journal, December 21, 1998.

B) Presented

Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) – 14th Petroleum Conference. October 12-15, 1998 - Cairo, EGYPT.

Offshore Mediterranean Conference (OMC 99). March 24-26, 1999 – Ravenna, ITALY.

References

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Business Certificates

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