Oman Session The 2012 Panel Event "Women in Oman's Oil & Gas Industry Challenges & Future"
Introduction Oil & Gas Industry in Oman Opportunities How can a woman make it to the top Challenges Future
Moza Al Adawi, COO Daleel Petroleum. BSc & MSc in Petroleum Engineering. 1 st Omani Lady Petroleum Engineer in PDO 30 years in Oil & Gas Industry Reservoir Engineer in PDO, 8 years Petroleum Eng. Expert in MOG, 8 years D.G, Oil & Gas Dev. & Prod. MOG, 8 years COO, Daleel Petroleum, 6 years
Oil & Gas, the engine of Oman’s economy The most advanced sector Interesting geological formations & challenging reservoirs Well Structured Rich in experience & Know how Excellent Training Programs Advanced Technology application Diverse workforce
Equal educational opportunities allow acquiring the necessary qualifications The many facets of this industry provides job opportunities at all levels. The structured training programs/ mentoring ensures building skilled & competent workforce. Reasonable carriers progression.
Expect & Accept to work hard Embrace job challenges with Positive attitude Be Proactive & do your job well Be a team player & learn from others It taken patience / persistence to find & advance the right carrier path Never stop learning & be flexible & open to ideas Communication skills crucial Family support very important
Tough job environment at times. Make dominance might create hostile environment. Work/ life balance – family obligations vs. work demand. Earning acceptance / integrity from colleagues, supervisors etc. might not be easy. Strict family norms & lack of family support
The future can only be better There is already precedence regarding women carriers hence more understanding / acceptance from the society New technology could facilitate better ways of working. Oil & Gas industry still going strong hence further carrier opportunities for all