Coiled Tubing Electrical Technician
Resume:
R. Kyle Feste
Arkansas City, KS
Telephone: 620-***-****
ad2evv@r.postjobfree.com
Work Experience
**/**** – 12/2023
Gladiator Energy (NexTier Oilfield Solutions/C&J Energy)
Engineer
I provide coiled tubing designs, well support and post job analysis to customers as well as develop and maintain relationships with customers and provide technical support on location as required by customers or management. I make decisions on engineering problems and act as a liaison between sales, operations, and customers. I work remotely or on site to help supervisors troubleshoot electrical and computer/software issues that arise on location. I also Manage Technical KPI and P&L data through a PowerBI database.
7/2016 – 10/2018
Rubbermaid
Electrical Facilities Technician
The electrical facilities technician position is responsible for fixing the problems the process technicians can’t fix. We work on electrical, hydraulics, pneumatics, and water flow problems as well as general troubleshooting and maintenance. We use logical troubleshooting steps to troubleshoot where the problem is so that we can make needed repairs. When needed, we pull electric or hydraulic prints or manuals for machines or parts to figure out the equipment malfunction. The equipment we repair most often are plastic blow molding and injection machines, Fanuc robots, air compressors, chillers, flamers, as well as most electrical auxiliary equipment. We inspect relays, cards and fuses for electrical problems as well as read through logic when needed to figure out if plc’s are giving the correct outputs or receiving the correct inputs to run as they should.
1/2014 – 9/2015
C&J Energy Services
Coiled Tubing Engineer
My primary duties involved modeling wellbore diagrams and checking for lockup scenarios using coiled tubing well intervention computer software. My secondary job function was to troubleshoot electronics malfunctions and build cables. I met with customers and resolved job related issues including pipe failure, friction and lockup. I frequently used creative problem solving skills to get stuck or damaged pipe out of the wellbore. I was in charge of closely monitoring and managing the fatigue on several strings of coiled tubing pipe. I was involved in the beta testing and implementing OFS PRO - a new company wide information system. I made customer tickets and maintained supervisor’s computers keeping them up to date with software and security updates and troubleshooting as necessary.
3/2012 – 1/2014
Nabors Completion and Production Services
Coiled Tubing Field Supervisor
I Started at Nabors as a Senior Coiled Tubing operator and was promoted to the role of field supervisor. I planned and held safety meetings, identified faults, gave proper discipline and training as needed, and communicated with the customer for job preparation, operations and billing. I constantly monitored the location with the help of my team and made responsible safety related, environmental and equipment maintenance decisions. I was responsible for training my team on how to properly operate and maintain equipment. Before supervising, as a senior equipment operator I ran the coiled tubing unit and was responsible for monitoring everything happening both on the ground and in the wellbore. This task included coiled tubing speeds, pressures inside the wellbore and inside the coiled tubing pipe and equipment malfunctions. In the event of an emergency the senior equipment operator takes appropriate actions to ensure the safety of the crew and equipment and notifies all personnel of any dangers.
05/2010 – 3/2012
Schlumberger
Senior Coiled Tubing Operator
Schlumberger was my first oilfield job. I started as a ground hand and quickly worked my way up to the level of senior equipment operator, supervisor in training. I ran and properly maintained equipment. I was always on time and prepared for the job. As a member of a team I participated in helping other members of my team improve their job skills and get promoted to the next level of operator. I enjoyed training people properly how to operate and maintain equipment. I was a commercial driver’s license holder and drove a 28 wheel over-sized and over-weight unit weighing over 120,000 pounds. I worked 100 plus hours per week days and nights.
5/2005 - 5/2009
US ARMY
Grade Level: E-5 (Sergeant)
Computer/Detection Systems Repairer, 94F
My primary series was a 94f (Computer/Detection Systems Repairer). My responsibilities were to troubleshoot computers and other electronic equipment to find malfunctions such as invalid readings in resistors, transistors, capacitors and other various points on printed circuit cards. I maintained electronic equipment on 6 month maintenance intervals, performed operational checks, repaired and installed printed circuit cards for various electronics devices and performed visual and operational inspections on equipment, after the equipment was repaired.
As an E-5 (Supervisor) I managed work flow for an electronics shop making sure work orders were placed correctly and efficiently. I supervised 5 communications devices repairmen, 8 electronics repairmen and 2 production and control clerks. I was also the company calibrations coordinator. As a US Army Calibrated equipment representative I organized equipment for the company, inventoried all equipment that was on a calibration interval, scheduled appointments to turn equipment into the calibration office and signed for all calibrated equipment in the company amounting to over $1 million dollars.
4/2003 - 2/2005
Sykes
Internet Technician
As an internet technician via telephone my primary goal was to help customers resolve their computer and internet related issues through superior communication skills over the phone. I worked on the SBC internet services account as a technician troubleshooting problems related to internet hubs, switches, and computers with windows XP, 2000, ME, and windows 98 operating systems installed. I was what they called a “roamer”. This meant part of the day I would assist other technicians that needed advice as to how to solve their clients computer and internet related issues and performed a supervisor role when customers asked to speak with a supervisor.
5/2000 – 4/2003
Village Market
Night Manager
As night manager of Village Market, a local grocery store I was responsible for counting and tracking money from lottery and cash registers as well as making end of day reports on final sales and profits for each cash register. I was responsible for supervising 5 other employees each night and making sure their tasks were performed correctly before setting the alarm and locking the store. I was also involved in product inventory, stocking shelves, facing, clean-up and customer satisfaction.
EDUCATON
●Associate of Science Degree from Oklahoma City Community College
●Member of the National Honor Society
●Arkansas City High School, 2003
TRAINING
●Leadership and Management Training
●Advanced Electronics Training
●Computer & Detection Systems Repair, 21 weeks
●Basic Electronics Training
●Cisco Training semesters 1 - 4
●Drivers Training Academy
●Defensive Drivers Training Course
●Supervisory Level Well Control
●West Texas Safety Training Institute
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
●65 wpm typing speed
●Fluent with PowerBI, Microsoft word, PowerPoint, excel, and outlook
AWARDS
US ARMY
●Good Conduct Medal for exemplary behavior, efficiency, and fidelity
●Army Achievement Medal for improving shop performance and efficiency while working in and supervising an electronics maintenance shop
●2 Certificate of Achievements for excellent physical training scores
●Certificate of Achievement for leading a team of 12 soldiers in a 2 week outdoor exercise
●3 Korean National Defense Service Medals
SYKES
●4/22/04 ~ Outstanding March Courtesy Results working on the SBC/Accenture account
●4/06/04 ~ You’re a Star award for quality assurance
●3/19/04 ~ You’re a Star award for quality assurance
●6/28/01 ~ Certificate of excellence for wowing customers with outstanding service for SBC
●6/22/01 ~ Certificate of excellence for wowing customers with outstanding service for SBC
Professional References
Steve Clement
Chad Hensley
Patrick Jeske
Rich Streeter
Personal References
Gene Feste
Steve Mashburn
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