Service Operator 1 Resume Example

• QA Specialist-testing all chemicals (hydrators, crosslinks, buffers, surfactants, neutralizers, hydrochloric acid, water, dry gel), as well as surface and down hole slurry samples to ensure acceptable quality. Manage all orders of chemical inventory on location.
• Hydration Unit-operate unit during operations such as mixing and pumping linear gel concentrate, and loading of dry gel. Function test valves manually and automatically. Troubleshoot, fix, and test chemical pumps within acceptable ranges.
• Blender Operator-operate unit during frac job such as mixing sending boost with slurry proppant, prime up pumps with water, and pressure test lines. Function test valves manually and automatically. Troubleshoot, fix, and test chemical pumps within acceptable ranges.

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• Iron Boss-rig up and rig down frac spread. Directly work with company consultants on how, when, and where to test (zipper manifold, well head crown valve, or pump side wheel valve barricades.) Communicate with pump operator in the event of a high pressure leak, isolates well and bleeds off pump side pressure to address and resolve the problem.
• Pump Maintenance-change valves, seals, seats, sleeves, satellites, packing, and plungers all on location site. 
• Chemical Handler-rig up and rig down chemical spread. Offload and swap DANA tanks. Run Hydrochloric acid suited in the appropriate PPE. Trouble shoot any flow issues of chemicals. Knowing how to read and follow MSDS for safety measures and handling procedures.
• Sand Coordinator- designate flow of incoming sand haulers, operate all sand equipment (silos, movers, T-belt, vacuum units to eliminate silica dust.) 
• Safety Leader- ensure safety of all personnel (HES and third party contractors) by reviewing JSA's of job specific tasks and following both company and customer policies.
• Forklift Certified (front loader and all terrain)
• PEC safety trained
• H2S Awareness Certification
• Class A CDL-Hazmat and Tankers Endorsement