From: dmghqdos@cdmg-hq.UUCP (Cdmg-hq.dos)
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Subject: Oil & Gas Examination 1/2
Date: Thu, 19 Nov 92 15:02:25 PST
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NOTE:  This is not an official Examination Announcement.  Prior to
submitting an application, you should obtain and review a copy of the
official examination announcement as it contains additional information on
requirements.  Application forms and copies of the official announcement
may be obtained from the address below or by calling the Department of
Conservation at 916-322-7685 (voice).  It is not possible to request these
materials by E-mail at this time.

NOTE:  The final filing date for this exam has been extended to December
10, 1992.

                       STATE OIL AND GAS SUPERVISOR

Open-Spot Examination for Sacramento Only

HOW TO APPLY:
Applications are available and MUST be filed in person or by mail with:

     Department of Conservation
     Personnel Office
     801 "K" Street, Room 2200
     Sacramento, CA 95814

DO NOT SUBMIT APPLICATION TO THE STATE PERSONNEL BOARD.

FINAL FILING DATE: <<WAS>> November 12, 1992  <<IS NOW>> December 10, 1992
Applications must be postmarked no later than the final filing date.
Applications postmarked, personally delivered or received via interoffice
mail after the final filing date will not be accepted for any reason.

     If you meet the entrance requirements for this class and for
     Chief Deputy State Oil and Gas Supervisor scheduled on the same
     day, you may file for both examinations on a single application.

NO WRITTEN TEST IS REQUIRED
The entire examination will consist of an interview.

QUALIFICATIONS APPRAISAL
It is anticipated that interviews will be held during <<WAS>> December 1992/
January 1993; <<IS NOW>> January/February 1993 in Sacramento.

SALARY RANGE: $6647-7328

These is an open examination.  Applications will not be accepted on a
promotional basis.  Career credits do not apply.

     NOTE: All applicants must meet the examination and/or experience
     requirements for this examination by the final filing date.


REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMITTANCE TO EXAMINATIONS

     NOTE: It is your responsibility to make sure you meet the
     education and/or experience requirements stated below.  Your
     signature on your application indicates that you have read,
     understood, and possess the basic qualifications required.

Qualifying experience may be combined on a proportionate basis if the
requirements state below include more than one pattern and are
distinguished as Either "I", or "II", or "III", etc.  For example,
candidates possessing qualifying experience amounting to 50% of the
required time of Pattern I and additional experience amounting to 50% of
the required time of Pattern II may be admitted to the examination as
meeting 100% of the overall experience requirements.

                                 EITHER I

Three years of progressively responsible experience in the California State
Service in a line or staff position that has included participation in
program or policy development and program management in the fields of
geology or petroleum engineering.  This experience must have been in a
position performing duties at a level of responsibility equal to Senior Oil
and Gas Engineer.

                                   OR II

Broad and extensive (more than five years) experience in oil, gas,
geothermal drilling or production operations, at least two years of which
shall have been in a highly responsible supervisory capacity.  (A graduate
degree in petroleum engineering or a closely related field may be
substituted for two years of the nonsupervisory experience.)

THE POSITION

The incumbent directs oil, gas, or geothermal energy conservation programs,
functions and operations as assigned by law in Division 3 of the Public
Resources Code or by action of the Director of Conservation; identifies and
reviews the need for and objectives of present or proposed programs,
functions or operations to establish their relationship to the basic
functions of the department and other organizations; formulates and
evaluates plans, policies, standards and controls used to insure that
performance is meeting objectives; directs a field staff through district
deputies or program managers performing inspections relating to the
location, drilling, operation, maintenance and abandonment of oil, gas and
geothermal energy wells; makes studies relating to oil field development
and production or geothermal resource development; directs and coordinates
staff work relating to District Oil and Gas Commissions and to the
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