I started in the workforce involved with concrete demolition and developed a passion for it. I learned the necessary skills tooperate heavy equipment and became a licensed CDL driver. When the oil boom of 2009 happened, I decided to take mychances. I started my career in the oil and gas industry as an Equipment Operator with FTS International. Over the nextfew years, I received extensive training and educated myself on every aspect of a fracturing job by starting at the bottomand holding every position within the frac crew. I accelerated my career by working in less than desirable conditions andused the opportunities to greatly expand my knowledge of the pressure pumping industry. I strategically plan all jobs tomaximize profits and minimize losses for each company involved.
Skills
Profit minded
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Accomplishments
Frequently saving companies $100k + in chemical costs.
Always saving time on completion projections.
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Professional Experience
05/2014 to 02/2016
Hydraulic Fracturing ConsultantAlbertsons Company Inc. – Shreveport, LA,
Oversee the day to day operations of the frac crew and monitor quality control of the fluid systems.
Manage up to 50 people on a daily basis.
I am responsible for the on-site activities meet all of the client's standards for excellence.
Upon arriving on-site, I complete pre-job lab testing and prepare execution documents.
During job execution, I am the on-site technical expert for fluid and reservoir analysis and ensure the completionsengineers are up-to-date with all pertinent information of the job.
05/2012 to 05/2014
Service SupervisorUs Lbm Holdings – Hamilton, TX,
On a daily basis I would manage and mentor up to 25 operators throughout the work day.
As a Service Supervisor, I had to acquire a strong knowledge of crosslink sleeve jobs to complete jobs accurately.
I was responsible for the entire pre and post set-up of each fracturing job (rigging up and rigging down eachwell).
At the beginning and end of each job, I would complete and ensure all documents pertaining to the job werecompleted without error.
2009 to 05/2012
Field Safety TrainerCity Of Greenville, Nc – Greenville, NC,
As the Field Safety Trainer, I was responsible for overseeing operations of all equipment on a daily basis toensure all operators and equipment were running properly and without errors.
I would provide all necessary training to all operators on location prior to job execution.
Before the start of every job, I would hold safety meetings and perform location audits.
When FTS made the move into the Bakken Shale, I moved into a Service Supervisor (in training) role working for Marathon Oil and pumped our first sliding sleeve job.
08/2007 to 2009
Equipment OperatorCity Of Greenville, Nc – Greenville, NC,
At Penhall, I operated a slab saw, a core drill, wall saw and wire saw.
I was responsible for cutting, breaking, removing, loading, and hauling concrete for an entire project.
Working here made me extremely safety-aware, as they are the safest in the industry.
While working here, I obtained experience in high way grinding and grooving as well.
01/2004 to 07/2007
Equipment OperatorStomper Demolition – City, STATE,
Specializing in bridge and concrete demolition at Stomper, I have brought many bridges down, and have beeninvolved on the job from start to finish.
I was responsible for slab sawing and core drilling on every project.
Stomper's main focus is emergency bridge demolition and I frequently we would be given only 48 hours tocomplete a demolition, and always finished with time to spare.
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