State of Louisiana
Petroleum Scientist Manager 2 (Enforcement)
State of Louisiana, Charleston, West Virginia, United States
Petroleum Scientist Manager 2 (Enforcement)
Location:
Monroe, Louisiana, USA
About this Job The Office of Enforcement Orders Division in the Monroe District requires a highly experienced geoscience professional to serve as the District Manager. The appointment includes responsibility for budgeting, personnel, and the regulation of oil and gas activities across approximately 10,901 square miles and 13,800 active wells. The role includes oversight of the Oilfield Site Restoration and Underwater Obstruction Removal Programs, permitting of new wells, and enforcement of LAC 43 standards.
Responsibilities
Serve as Monroe District Manager and lead a workforce of 11 employees.
Prepare and monitor the district office budget and manage facility operations.
Determine job factors, set performance expectations, and counsel employees.
Exercise oversight for contracts and provide indirect supervision to restoration contractors.
Resolve industry disputes related to drilling, production, transportation, and permitting.
Review permit‑to‑drill applications for new wells, ensuring compliance with spacing, unitization, and casing requirements.
Provide technical and engineering advice to industry and the public on statutes and regulations.
Investigate public and industry concerns by assigning CESs or conducting site visits.
Review amendments to drilling permits and manage their impact on operator authority.
Collaborate with the Engineering Administrative Division to monitor overproduction and unauthorized movement of liquids.
Perform all other duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a geoscience field or engineering + 5 years of related experience;
Master’s degree + 4 years of specialized experience;
Doctorate + 3 years of specialized experience.
Compensation The salary range is based on qualifications and experience. Pay Level TS‑320 with a special entrance rate. Annual range approximately $88,816 to $154,690 for petroleum engineering degree holders; $88,816 to $154,690 for non‑petroleum engineering gerologists. (Note: the advertised minimum is not the amount payable to a new hire.)
Appointment Type Probational; minimum probationary period 12 months. Additional vacancies may be filled within 90 days of closing.
Application No Civil Service test score is required. Apply online through the State Civil Service portal and keep your application status in the information section of the Current Job Opportunities page.
Contact Information Human Resources, Department of Conservation and Energy PO Box 94396 Baton Rouge, LA 70804‑9396 Email:
hr@conservationandenergy.la.gov
This vacancy is a classified position and is open to all qualified applicants. The Department of Conservation and Energy is a participant in the E‑Verify system for employment eligibility purposes. Further information on hiring accommodations may be found in the Louisiana Employment Resources Guide.
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Location:
Monroe, Louisiana, USA
About this Job The Office of Enforcement Orders Division in the Monroe District requires a highly experienced geoscience professional to serve as the District Manager. The appointment includes responsibility for budgeting, personnel, and the regulation of oil and gas activities across approximately 10,901 square miles and 13,800 active wells. The role includes oversight of the Oilfield Site Restoration and Underwater Obstruction Removal Programs, permitting of new wells, and enforcement of LAC 43 standards.
Responsibilities
Serve as Monroe District Manager and lead a workforce of 11 employees.
Prepare and monitor the district office budget and manage facility operations.
Determine job factors, set performance expectations, and counsel employees.
Exercise oversight for contracts and provide indirect supervision to restoration contractors.
Resolve industry disputes related to drilling, production, transportation, and permitting.
Review permit‑to‑drill applications for new wells, ensuring compliance with spacing, unitization, and casing requirements.
Provide technical and engineering advice to industry and the public on statutes and regulations.
Investigate public and industry concerns by assigning CESs or conducting site visits.
Review amendments to drilling permits and manage their impact on operator authority.
Collaborate with the Engineering Administrative Division to monitor overproduction and unauthorized movement of liquids.
Perform all other duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in a geoscience field or engineering + 5 years of related experience;
Master’s degree + 4 years of specialized experience;
Doctorate + 3 years of specialized experience.
Compensation The salary range is based on qualifications and experience. Pay Level TS‑320 with a special entrance rate. Annual range approximately $88,816 to $154,690 for petroleum engineering degree holders; $88,816 to $154,690 for non‑petroleum engineering gerologists. (Note: the advertised minimum is not the amount payable to a new hire.)
Appointment Type Probational; minimum probationary period 12 months. Additional vacancies may be filled within 90 days of closing.
Application No Civil Service test score is required. Apply online through the State Civil Service portal and keep your application status in the information section of the Current Job Opportunities page.
Contact Information Human Resources, Department of Conservation and Energy PO Box 94396 Baton Rouge, LA 70804‑9396 Email:
hr@conservationandenergy.la.gov
This vacancy is a classified position and is open to all qualified applicants. The Department of Conservation and Energy is a participant in the E‑Verify system for employment eligibility purposes. Further information on hiring accommodations may be found in the Louisiana Employment Resources Guide.
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