CV Directional Driller, experienced, wants International work, Quantum Directional, Midland, Tx, USA

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Last Updated: Wednesday, March 4, 2009

I've been a directional driller for almost 5 years and in the industry for 14. I'm a US Army veteran, work well under pressure, and I am ACTIVE in problem solving.
I love horizontal, S-wells, and even correction runs. I particularly like working in remote locations, where I am challenged by logistics, equipment, and geology.
I know I don't know everything, and I want to travel and work in as many areas as possible in order to learn as much as possible. This is the most challenging and rewarding job I've ever had, and I want to continue to be challenged with a large, international company.
As a Directional hand, I have successfully completed 84 Directional projects in Tx, Ok, Nm, Co, Wy, Ark, La, Mx and Venezuela, and have never been run off of ANY project or site.

Give me a shot: You will NOT be disappointed.

Sept 2008-Current, Quantum Directional, Midland, Tx. Directional Driller.

Currently work as a Lead Directional Hand, primary point of contact for Client on site, supervising a night and trainee Directional Drillers on correction runs, horizontal, and S-wells, receiving and inventory of tools on well site, making up BHA and tools to correct specs (order/placement and torque), establishing operating parameters for each BHA (GPM, pump pressure/strokes, WOB, TF, RPM where applicable, etc.), determining when and how much to slide, daily reports to Client and head office, including updating Client's Wall Plot, keeping well bore within required target zone and responding to changes per Client's Geologist and troubleshooting well to optimize performance and ROP of BHA, working with MWD/LWD data and personnel, producing end of well reports, organizing and shipping tools back to yard.

Sept 2004-Aug 2008, Black Viper Energy Services, Midland, Tx. Directional Driller I & II.

Responsibilities: Night tour on Horizontal, S-wells, and correction runs, open-hole side tracks, re-entries, receiving and inventory of tools on well site, making up BHA and tools to correct specs (order/placement and torque), running tour w/general instructions, determining when and how much to slide, daily reports to Client and head office, including updating Client's Wall Plot, keeping well bore within required target zone and responding to changes per Client's Geologist, working with MWD/LWD data and personnel, producing end of well reports, organizing and shipping tools back to yard.

July 1999-Aug 2005, National Crude Corp, Dallas, Tx. MWD Operator.
Responsibilities: Travel to well site with company vehicle and tools, configure, make up, program, run and operate D&I and Gamma MWD tools, interface with Client, Geologists and Directional Drillers, produce daily and end of well reports, lay down, break down, and clean tools, then carry back to shop.

July 1994-July 1999, SSC, Austin/Dallas, Tx. Roughneck, Derrick man, Driller.

General rig duties, from floors/tongs, all the way to running tours as the Driller.

Education:
Successfully completed 3 years towards a Bachelor’s degree from Stephen F. Austin State University.

Proficient in Microsoft Windows standard programs, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and other Directional programs.

Polyglot. I love languages, and work well in multi-language environments, as well as enjoying remote work locations.