Completion, Work Over & Well intervention Specialist
Resume:
MARK PARKER
Katy, TX 619-***-**** **************@*****.***
Profile Summary
Accomplished and highly respected oil and gas professional, with proven experience and success overseeing completions, workovers and well interventions programs in different global settings. Recognized as a safety-focused and collaborative leader, able to coordinate with cross-functional groups to execute on well programs in accordance with timelines, operational targets assigned budget. Equipped with the skills and experience necessary to manage complex operations for assets across the State of Texas. Fluent in English and Arabic. Core S k i l l s and Competencies
• Well Completions & Workovers
• Well Intervention Programs
• Cross-Functional Collaboration
• Communication & Reporting
• Leadership & Team Management
• Complex Problem Solving
• Database Management
• Analytical Thinking
• Budget & Cost Control
P r o f e s s i o nal E xperience
Total Energies 2005 – Present
Completion, Well Intervention & Work Over Specialist - Consultant Sep 2020 -- Present Head of Completion & Well Intervention - Den Haag, The Hauge Sep 2017 – Sep 2020 After career-long success and progression throughout multiple international engagements, earned an executive role overseeing the total Completions and Intervention department, including all field-level execution and coordination of well engineering and intervention operations for Total’s assets in the Netherlands.
• Quality Management: Utilize a depth of knowledge in well completions and intervention to review and validate technical programs of work-over, light intervention and well abandonment. Liaised with the Contracts/Procurement department to ensure application of QA/QC plans.
• Downhole Performance: Ran logs to measure and track downhole performance, and to complete operational analysis to measure changes in productivity after intervention.
• Unconventional shale operations: Shale gas extraction using hydraulic fracturing process, and horizontal well technology to achieve economic production. Frac Job design & multistage frac Stimulation evaluation.
• Maintenance Interventions: Coordinated field-level interventions on existing wells, with intervention methods including (but not limited to) slick line, E-Line, coiled tubing, snubbing including velocity string and capillary strings.
• Executive Collaboration: Held the trust and rapport of senior-level stakeholders as a representative of field-level operations. Regularly engage supervisors to ensure seamless execution of programs, while transferring results to senior management.
• Data Management: Utilize and promote the use of adequate databases for performance analyses and operational analyses instrumental in decision making, which enabled greater efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
• Communication: Interacted regularly with completion teams, including the Completion Superintendent, Completion Supervisors and Engineers, HS&E Specialists, Production Engineers, and Completion Consultants.
• Technical Knowledge: Stay current on the latest technologies in well intervention operations, to develop plans enabling optimal movement and use of state-of-the-art equipment as well as modern software. MARK P A R K E R 619-***-**** **************@*****.*** Completions and Workover Superintendent – Port Harcourt, Nigeria Nov 2015 – Sep 2017 Achieved excellent results in a leadership role overseeing onshore and offshore well intervention and completion programs for Total’s assets in Nigeria. Led a Completions team including Supervisors and Engineers to plan, program and execute on cost-optimal programs.
• Key Project: Held a strategic role in preparation and execution of a large-scale project (Ofon Phase 2) to drill new development wells and increase new production in a vital asset. Achieved production outcomes higher than expected despite the complexity of drilling operation in Nigeria.
• Successful Outcome: Communicated cross-functionally with multiple departments to build complete programs to be executed on site, with success in coordinating 5 completions and 1 workover successfully.
• Resource Management: Tracked and managed spare parts inventory for X-mas Tree equipment and other resources required for facilitation of completions and workovers.
• Cost Savings: Notably optimized cost and personnel to achieve a 20% savings in the drilling budget, with savings achieved through layoffs, selection of cost-optimal contractors, and workflow optimization.
• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Managed and oversaw Reservoir & Production Engineers, Geologists, Petro physicists, Drilling Engineers and Drilling Fluid specialists. Collectively developed depletion, perforation, and completion strategies for wells.
• Analysis & Assessment: Utilized analytical skills and substantial data to manage risk, complete lookbacks / debriefs, facilitate technical audits for service companies and coordinate site-level investigations.
• Informational Resource Development: Built and updated a highly valuable internal "Completion Improvement Plan and Lessons Learned” document, enabling Total to achieve greater results over time. Senior Completion & Material Engineer – Dubai, UAE Jul 2011 – Nov 2015 Developed programs for new eruptive wells, water wells, well testing, clean-up interventions, completions, and workovers to maximize production for Total’s assets in the UAE. Alongside engineering contributions, upheld team-wide commitment to HSE goals, trained new supervisors and engineers, and contributed to a zero downhole pump failure rate for 2014.
Completion & Workover Supervisor – Middle East Sep 2005 – Jul 2011 F o r mal E d ucation
Bachelor of Science (BSc) of Mechanical Engineering 1997 Engineering School/Sanaa University
Certifications and C r edentials
IWCF Level 4 / Well Intervention 2019
International Petroleum Center – Abu Dhabi
Member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Member ID: 5281351 Notable T echnical S k i l l s
MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint. One Note, Access) Enterprise Resource Planning (Oracle, SAP)
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