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NAME

PERSONAL DETAILS

Address: Tel/Fax: E-mail: Nationality: Age/Status:

GOALS

Please enter a brief description of the specific geophysical services you feel you can offer a prospective employer eg 2D-3D, Offshore Acquisition QC, Seismic Data Processing using Disco-Focus software, Programming etc.

SUMMARY

Please list your geophysical expertise, major projects you have worked on, companies you have worked for and the geophysical software / hardware you have been exposed to during your career.

WORK HISTORY

List your past emplyment history in the oil and gas sector. Where possible each successive entry should include the following information;
DATE to DATE: Position, Company; Brief description of your responsibilities in this position, the projects you were involved in and any computing experience you gained.

EDUCATION

Please list your educational history include the following information;
DATE to DATE: Educational Establishment, Degree Title, Any additional information such as Thesis Title, coarse structure and subsiduary subjects.

SHORT COURSE

Please list any course you have attended. Each successive list entry should contain the following information;
Year; Coarse Title; Place.

SKILLS

Please include a brief description of any additional skills such as languages (including some indication of proficiency) that you feel could be relevant to a prospective employer.

AFFILIATIONS

Please list all of the professional bodies that you have an affiliation with.

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