Operator Manager
Resume:
Miguel David Ramirez
Odessa TX 79762
Cell: 432-***-****
2nd: 432-***-****
********@*****.***
Objective:
To obtain a position to maximize my experience and skills in the oil field. I wish to be secured with a well-established organization with a stable environment that will lead to a lasting work relationship.
In the near future you will find that I’m an ambitious individual who takes pride in my work. I’ve learned to multitask in order to accomplish my duties before the deadline. I’m easy to work with and hold very strong English/Spanish communication skills. I’ve been known to have a great work ethic. I utilize my experiences and knowledge every day at work, but hold an open mind in order to get the job done in a safe and timely manner. I don’t tend to be a “know it all,” so I never turn down furthering my education to benefit me and my company I represent. I am confident and am not afraid of taking on full responsibility in my job. I am seeking an opportunity to utilize my skills and knowledge to advance in the oilfield industry. I’m looking forward in working for your company and to be a part of your winning team.
Experience:
AAA Tubing Testers
Big Lake, TX 76932
Dec 11’ – present
Here, I am responsible for rigging up my tools on the derrick of a pulling unit to test pipe. I test all sorts of different size and types of pipe. It’s a one man job, so it teaches you self-discipline and to be confident. I also pressure up and test frac valves along with the whole string of casing.
Basic Energy Services
Big Lake, TX 76932
June 09, - Dec 11’
At this job is where I can say I really advanced my education in the oilfield industry. I held the position of a derrick man but like everyone else started out as a floor hand. Here I performed an abundance of well servicing. It mainly was in the production/completion side. We performed a lot of pump changes, tubing jobs, rod/ tubing/ casing fishing jobs, Installed Rita and PC pumps, TAC jobs, Packer jobs, spot acid jobs, pump cement jobs, etc. Here we also completed wells, drilling plugs and running in hole with the production part of the well. My operator wasn’t so strong in speaking English or writing, so I had to step up as a derrick man and take on a little more responsibility than a usual derrick man. I took care of all the tally paperwork, job tickets, and job safety analysis. I translated between the lease operator and my operator. By the end of the day it was my duty to make sure that the job was done right and we had good pump action or production, due to the lack of English skills my operator held.
Dale Meyer Trucking Company
Odessa, TX 79762
Nov 08’ – June 09’
Dale Meyer Trucking is well known in the rig moving business. While I was here I held a position as a crane rigger. This position was in charge of communicating with the crane operator and driller to make sure the drilling rig was being rigged up or down properly and safely. My job duties were to climb on the derrick/ equipment, to tie on my crane, to break them down and load them onto the road trucks. When the road trucks had all the equipment on the next location we simply rigged the drilling rig back up. Here I held the responsibility of maintaining a company vehicle which I followed the crane with.
CC Forbes Energy
Big Lake, TX 76932
Nov 07’ - Nov 08’
I held the position of a floor hand on a pulling unit here. We did numerous pump changes and tubing jobs. Also we completed wells, drilled plugs, and bailed sand, and had fishing jobs. This was my first job I obtained a pulling unit.
Ramco Roustabout
Big Lake TX 76932
Nov 06’ – Nov 07’
This is where I learned the basics of the oilfield. Here I was a roustabout hand where I performed oilfield construction and maintenance. We were pretty steady with a well-known company where we mainly built gas/ oil batteries. We also took care of laying down the flow lines and tying them in from the pumping unit to the battery. I also did a variety of oil spill clean ups, and serviced a lot of packings to the stuffing boxes to the pumping units.
Education:
GED
St. Phillips Community College
San Antonio, TX
Basic studies
San Antonio Community College
San Antonio, TX
Basic studies and Architectural Arts
No degree
Skills and Certification:
Class B CDL with tanker endorsements
Bilingual combining English and Spanish
Some of the skills and certifications I have achieved are the basic skills you need in the oilfield industry which consist of:
H2S training
Confine Space
Lockout Tag out
Fall Protection
Respiratory mask fit training
PPE training
Fire safety and prevention
Drugs and Alcohol training
Electrical Safety
First Aid/ BBP
Emergency Response
Defensive Driving
References:
Frank Gonzales
Basic Energy Services
Ex Supervisor
Year’s known- 3
Lawrence Stevenson
Osborn Heirs
Lease Operator
Year’s known- 2
Ruben Martinez
Basic Energy Services
Derrick man
Year’s known- 4
Eric Hornlauf
Diamondback Operating
Operation Manager
Year’s known- 2
Henry Brim
Brotherton Oil Company
Lease Operator
Year’s known- 2
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