Findlay Smith, as Principal Consultant at afriQA, leverages his extensive background in engineering and business management to drive continuous improvement and operational excellence within the oil and gas sector. With a BSc (Hons) in Physics and over two decades of experience in major multinational oil...
Findlay Smith, as Principal Consultant at afriQA, leverages his extensive background in engineering and business management to drive continuous improvement and operational excellence within the oil and gas sector. With a BSc (Hons) in Physics and over two decades of experience in major multinational oil and gas service companies, Findlay has honed his expertise in electric wireline logging services, a critical component of upstream operations. His role encompasses the meticulous management of contractual obligations and operational workflows, ensuring that services not only meet but exceed industry standards.
At afriQA, Findlay is currently spearheading key projects aimed at optimizing the efficiency and reliability of wireline logging operations. His strategic approach involves a blend of innovative engineering solutions and robust operations management, which is vital in navigating the complexities of offshore drilling environments. Findlay's proficiency in contract negotiation further enhances his ability to foster strong partnerships with clients, ensuring that both operational and financial objectives are met.
His commitment to continuous improvement is reflected in his initiatives to implement best practices and cutting-edge technologies that enhance service delivery and safety. By focusing on the intricacies of the oil and gas industry, Findlay plays a pivotal role in driving operational success and sustainability. His deep understanding of petroleum engineering principles, coupled with his hands-on experience in the energy sector, positions him as a thought leader in the field, dedicated to advancing the capabilities of electric wireline logging services and contributing to the overall growth of the industry.