Lease Operator resume example

In the production department, we are responsible for keeping gas/fluid production flowing as constant as possible. I have experience in various intermitter/plunger lift equipment such as: PCS1000, PCS 3000, IPS, Timex EZLIFT. As a Lease Operator, I am responsible for keeping multiple wells running to the best of their ability, and troubleshooting them and equipment, if they are not running as they should. Other parts of my responsibility include, replacing defective/broken equipment, inspecting all equipment for leaks and wear/tear. I have also gained abundant knowledge with various types of gas/fluid separators, in-line heaters, heater treaters, pump jacks, various types of plunger lifts and their specific purpose, and doing repairs on motor valves/lines. Trained on how to properly and safely treat wells with chemical, inspect plungers, do various types of repairs on equipment, and safely dealing with high gas pressure. I believe highly about safety first, that is why I always complete Job Safety Analysis forms before any job on a well, such as chemical treating or inspecting equipment. On a daily basis, I keep updated accurate track of each of my assigned wells on our Field Direct program, beat sheet, SPCC, and update greasebook files. Lastly we are responsible for keeping up with the fluid levels produced in each well, and dispose of accordingly, whether it is salt water for disposal, or petroleum that we work on and treat to prepare for sales.

Analyze and interpret rock formations being drilled on-site at oil rig. Monitor gas/oil units/levels during drilling and throughout well; example...propane, methane, ethane. Give detailed description of all rock formations being analyzed, as interpretive information for senior geologist in charge. Constantly check lithology for any gas/oil shows, and any possibly oil stain, fractures, and present fluorescents. Closely inspected equipment for safety problems, leaks and wear and tear.Reviewed the daily computerized well mudlog and edit/correct any inaccuracies.Coordinated ongoing maintenance and housekeeping of the logging unit. Directed routine preventative maintenance such as adjustments, cleaning and repairing equipment.Recorded all operating data on mud log and daily reports from gas analyzing equipment. Daily interaction with on-site drilling engineers/superintendents. Made sure all superiors, including on-site superintendents, off site senior geologists in charge, were always kept well informed of current stats and any immediate changes throughout well. Made and sent out up to 5 detailed well reports every 24 hours. Interpret and correlate offset logs and electronic logs. Trained and supervised new recruits until able to work on their own. Always practiced proper safety procedures, and followed all regulations, such as usage of proper attire, including FRC's, eye protection, footwear, hardhat, harnesses, Also lock-out tag-out procedures as well.