I have included a detailed, 10 year, employment history that illustrates the company I worked for, my title, the years I performed my duties, and what my duties included.
Chronological Employment History:
2013 – Mar. 2016 Logistics Operations Specialist – NOV Wilson/Distribution NOW
2012 – 2013 Lead Logger/Well Site Geologist – Selman & Associates
2010 – 2012 Geological Technician – Callon Petroleum Company
2010 – 2010 Team Logger – Selman & Associates
2008 – 2010 Geology Lab and GIS Lab Instructor – Sul Ross State University
Summer 2007 Field Geologist Intern – SandRidge Energy
2006 – 2007 Research Assistant – Rio Grande Research Center - SAWCP
Detailed Employment History:
NOV Wilson/Distribution NOW
July 2013 – March 2016
Logistics Operations Specialist
Supported Warehouse staff and Sales staff with pulling parts for orders, delivered orders to well locations, maintained fleet vehicles and trailers, loaded trailers with large orders, took and fulfilled sales orders. Maintained customer relations at job site by gathering feedback from clients on location about performance of sales staff, delivery, order accuracy, and product quality.
Reason for leaving: I was injured on the job and placed on worker's comp. Since I was not cleared by my doctor to return to work for an extended period of time, I was placed on a leave of absence. Company policy is to terminate employment after 1 year of a leave of absence. I was still on Worker's Comp after the one year deadline, and so my employment was terminated on March 3, 2016. I was released from Worker's Comp by my doctors on July 21, 2016.
Selman & Associates
January 2012 – April 2013
Lead Mud Logger – Well Site Geologist
Created multiple daily reports and discussed well site operations with operations geologists. Analyzed drill cuttings, described rock type, porosity and hydrocarbon cut, and composed graphic logs. Set up and maintained gas detection equipment, monitored gas readings. Troubleshot and fixed equipment malfunctions. Communicated daily with onsite company representative, tool pusher, and driller on the status of formation lithology. Provided essential information to the driller and company representative in regards to gas levels and lithology of well cuttings at regular intervals. Provided information on H2S levels near pits and shakers. Exercised stop work authority on multiple occasions when conditions became unsafe. Oversaw onsite training of new employees. Reviewed work performed by team loggers and trainees. Set work schedule on job site (12 hour shifts). Responsible for final log given to the customer.
Reason for leaving: Work schedule was interfering with school schedule. Made the choice to leave in order to finish my scholastic pursuits.
Callon Petroleum Company
September 2010 to December 2011
Geological Technician
On the operations team I filed reports and logs, kept track of our locations, created and maintained well folders for each well. Created surface maps of lease areas, maintained well database, created maps utilizing the database, kept operations geologist informed of drilling status as well as communicated with mud loggers to stay informed of lithology, formation and drilling status.
While working with the exploration team, I assisted with creating complex surface and subsurface maps, cross sections and diagrams and performed extensive research on stratigraphy, along with potential pay zones and previous well sites within our areas of interest. Compared graphic logs as well as electric logs to pick formation tops and mapped the tops across the basin from well to well. Mapped the subsurface of the Permian Basin of west Texas from the Central Basin Platform to the Eastern Shelf in order to help pick AOIs for future projects.
Reason for leaving: I was accepted into the Master’s Program at the University of Texas - Permian Basin. I resigned to pursue a Master of Science Degree in order to become eligible for Geologist positions within the Oil and Gas Industry.
Selman & Associates
April 2010 – September 2010
Trainee - Team Mud Logger
Analyzed drill cuttings and composed graphic logs. Described rock type, porosity and hydrocarbon cut. Maintained gas detection equipment, monitored gas readings. Provided essential information to the driller and company representative in regards to gas levels and lithology of well cuttings when asked. Provided information on H2S levels near pits and shakers when necessary.
Reason for leaving: I was offered a Geological Technician position at Callon Petroleum
Sul Ross State University
2007 to 2010
Geology Lab Instructor
Taught labs for Physical Geology and GIS courses. Created and administered tests in subject matter and was responsible for grading projects and tests. Aided in field trips and helped explain multiple complex geological concepts to students. I was also invited to teach lectures when the professor was absent.
Reason for leaving: My fiancé gave birth to our daughter, so I moved to Waco in order to be with them.
SandRidge Energy
Summer 2007
Field Geologist Intern
Attended morning drilling meetings in order to discuss the overnight status of the drilling rigs. Met with other field geologists to divide up rigs to visit amongst ourselves, visited the mud loggers at each location to review samples and confirm that mud loggers were calling correct lithology, picked formation tops from sample review, communicated findings to onsite company representatives and operations geologists in Oklahoma City. Also stayed on location during e-log sweeps to monitor progress and review the e-logs when they were completed. Stopped a misinformed company man from running casing before e-logs could be taken. This action saved the company a little over one million dollars according to the geologist in charge of the well.
Reason for leaving: The internship ended and I had to return to school.
Rio Grande Research Center – SAWC (Sustainable Agricultural Water Conservation Project)
2006 to 2007
Research Assistant
Researched ground water flow characteristics of aquifers. Utilized PCs for data management through spreadsheets, and technical reports. Used MS DOS to download data from satellites. Manipulated raw data into a database and analyzed data. Travelled into the field to physically maintain the monitoring equipment. These qualifications were attained by a position made possible by a USDA Grant.
Reason for leaving: I was offered an internship as a field geologist at SandRidge Energy.
2013 – Mar. 2016 Logistics Operations Specialist – NOV Wilson/Distribution NOW
2012 – 2013 Lead Logger/Well Site Geologist – Selman & Associates
2010 – 2012 Geological Technician – Callon Petroleum Company
2010 – 2010 Team Logger – Selman & Associates
2008 – 2010 Geology Lab and GIS Lab Instructor – Sul Ross State University
Summer 2007 Field Geologist Intern – SandRidge Energy
2006 – 2007 Research Assistant – Rio Grande Research Center - SAWCP
Detailed Employment History:
NOV Wilson/Distribution NOW
July 2013 – March 2016
Logistics Operations Specialist
Supported Warehouse staff and Sales staff with pulling parts for orders, delivered orders to well locations, maintained fleet vehicles and trailers, loaded trailers with large orders, took and fulfilled sales orders. Maintained customer relations at job site by gathering feedback from clients on location about performance of sales staff, delivery, order accuracy, and product quality.
Reason for leaving: I was injured on the job and placed on worker's comp. Since I was not cleared by my doctor to return to work for an extended period of time, I was placed on a leave of absence. Company policy is to terminate employment after 1 year of a leave of absence. I was still on Worker's Comp after the one year deadline, and so my employment was terminated on March 3, 2016. I was released from Worker's Comp by my doctors on July 21, 2016.
Selman & Associates
January 2012 – April 2013
Lead Mud Logger – Well Site Geologist
Created multiple daily reports and discussed well site operations with operations geologists. Analyzed drill cuttings, described rock type, porosity and hydrocarbon cut, and composed graphic logs. Set up and maintained gas detection equipment, monitored gas readings. Troubleshot and fixed equipment malfunctions. Communicated daily with onsite company representative, tool pusher, and driller on the status of formation lithology. Provided essential information to the driller and company representative in regards to gas levels and lithology of well cuttings at regular intervals. Provided information on H2S levels near pits and shakers. Exercised stop work authority on multiple occasions when conditions became unsafe. Oversaw onsite training of new employees. Reviewed work performed by team loggers and trainees. Set work schedule on job site (12 hour shifts). Responsible for final log given to the customer.
Reason for leaving: Work schedule was interfering with school schedule. Made the choice to leave in order to finish my scholastic pursuits.
Callon Petroleum Company
September 2010 to December 2011
Geological Technician
On the operations team I filed reports and logs, kept track of our locations, created and maintained well folders for each well. Created surface maps of lease areas, maintained well database, created maps utilizing the database, kept operations geologist informed of drilling status as well as communicated with mud loggers to stay informed of lithology, formation and drilling status.
While working with the exploration team, I assisted with creating complex surface and subsurface maps, cross sections and diagrams and performed extensive research on stratigraphy, along with potential pay zones and previous well sites within our areas of interest. Compared graphic logs as well as electric logs to pick formation tops and mapped the tops across the basin from well to well. Mapped the subsurface of the Permian Basin of west Texas from the Central Basin Platform to the Eastern Shelf in order to help pick AOIs for future projects.
Reason for leaving: I was accepted into the Master’s Program at the University of Texas - Permian Basin. I resigned to pursue a Master of Science Degree in order to become eligible for Geologist positions within the Oil and Gas Industry.
Selman & Associates
April 2010 – September 2010
Trainee - Team Mud Logger
Analyzed drill cuttings and composed graphic logs. Described rock type, porosity and hydrocarbon cut. Maintained gas detection equipment, monitored gas readings. Provided essential information to the driller and company representative in regards to gas levels and lithology of well cuttings when asked. Provided information on H2S levels near pits and shakers when necessary.
Reason for leaving: I was offered a Geological Technician position at Callon Petroleum
Sul Ross State University
2007 to 2010
Geology Lab Instructor
Taught labs for Physical Geology and GIS courses. Created and administered tests in subject matter and was responsible for grading projects and tests. Aided in field trips and helped explain multiple complex geological concepts to students. I was also invited to teach lectures when the professor was absent.
Reason for leaving: My fiancé gave birth to our daughter, so I moved to Waco in order to be with them.
SandRidge Energy
Summer 2007
Field Geologist Intern
Attended morning drilling meetings in order to discuss the overnight status of the drilling rigs. Met with other field geologists to divide up rigs to visit amongst ourselves, visited the mud loggers at each location to review samples and confirm that mud loggers were calling correct lithology, picked formation tops from sample review, communicated findings to onsite company representatives and operations geologists in Oklahoma City. Also stayed on location during e-log sweeps to monitor progress and review the e-logs when they were completed. Stopped a misinformed company man from running casing before e-logs could be taken. This action saved the company a little over one million dollars according to the geologist in charge of the well.
Reason for leaving: The internship ended and I had to return to school.
Rio Grande Research Center – SAWC (Sustainable Agricultural Water Conservation Project)
2006 to 2007
Research Assistant
Researched ground water flow characteristics of aquifers. Utilized PCs for data management through spreadsheets, and technical reports. Used MS DOS to download data from satellites. Manipulated raw data into a database and analyzed data. Travelled into the field to physically maintain the monitoring equipment. These qualifications were attained by a position made possible by a USDA Grant.
Reason for leaving: I was offered an internship as a field geologist at SandRidge Energy.