Schlumberger
Offshore Services, Houston, Texas 1981 - 1982
Petrophysicist - Gulf of Mexico, U.S.A. East
Coast Offshore
RESPONSIBILITIES
Provided open and cased hole
petrophysical, log interpretation and computing center
log analysis services to a diverse client base operating
in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and U.S. East Coast Offshore
areas
Implemented new computer
systems and evaluated new operational and evaluation
procedures and software; trained log data processors and
other support personnel
Interfaced with client
company’s engineering, exploration and management
personnel with respect to log interpretations, field and
computing center log analysis quality
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Acquired proficiency in
conventional well log interpretation and computed
analysis products, e.g. VOLAN and SARABAND and Dipmeter
Assigned as computing center’s
primary cased hole applications analyst, e.g. TDT, Cased
Reservoir Analysis, NODAL-IPR-PRODUCIBILITY and time
lapse reservoir monitoring analysis using pulsed neutron
logging
Attended Technology of
Artificial Lift Methods school conducted by Kermit Brown
PROJECTS/ACTIVITIES 1981 - 1982
Presented well and reservoir
evaluations to clients and conducted client training
seminars
Upgraded computing center’s
hard ware, e.g. DEC VAX 11/780 and software releases
Solved numerous problems for
client’s through superior analysis, interpretation
and client consultation
Schlumberger
Offshore Services, Davisville, Rhode Island 1978 - 1980
General Field Engineer - U.S.A. East Coast
Offshore
RESPONSIBILITIES
Managed field crew and over $1MM
of equipment for assigned clients U.S.A. East Coast
Offshore
Provided well logging,
borehole seismic and perforating services for assigned
clients operating Offshore U.S.A. East Coast, clients
primarily were Exxon U.S.A., Texaco and Connoco
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Established new operations
district in Davisville, Rhode Island, U.S.A. with $3 to $5
MM/Mo. revenues
Wrote well evaluation paper
that improved operational and reservoir evaluation
procedures; created $20,000/month additional revenues and
provided more reliable exploration well decisions
PROJECTS/ACTIVITIES 1978 - 1980
Provided field operational
services from spud to abandonment on numerous well
projects for major clients in a remote operating
environment
Created a functional district
in a relatively remote location with respect to its
division headquarters
Schlumberger
Offshore Services, Morgan City, Louisiana 1974 - 1977
Senior Field Engineer - U.S.A. Gulf of Mexico
Offshore
RESPONSIBILITIES
Managed crews and over $1
Million equipment in Gulf of Mexico well logging,
borehole seismic, cased hole services and perforating
operations
Trained new field engineers,
crew operators and coordination of client relations and
service quality
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Improved client relations and
service quality within a diverse client base
Progressed through the ranks
of Trainee Field Engineer, Field Engineer and Senior
Field Engineer
PROJECTS/ACTIVITIES 1974 - 1977
Numerous field operations
during a time of unprecedented exploration and
development activity in the Offshore Gulf of Mexico area
In charge of district during
absence of managers on numerous occasions
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