Bryan Legault Email & Phone Number

Midland, Tx, Us

• Leads a team of four Flow Assurance Specialists and one Flow Assurance Engineer in safely and effectively employing $3.4 million per month of production chemicals, including corrosion inhibitors, scale inhibitors, biocide, iron control, surfactants, and paraffin mitigation. • Coordinates with engineers and field leadership to implement the most effective flow assurance strategy and execution to mitigate producing well failures caused by corrosion, solids buildup, or obstruction to the flow of hydrocarbons. •Consistently uses a data-centric approach to evaluate chemical suppliers and assess the success of his own team

• Established Pioneer's Flow Assurance Program by managing a company-wide bid, setting KPI's and standards, creating a business rhythm of accountability with production chemical vendors, revamping the failure analysis system, and rolling out roles and responsibilities for all internal and external stakeholders.• Spearheaded a company-wide bid on a 5-year contract to service Pioneer’s 5,000+ producing wells.•Established Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) with awarded chemical vendors to monitor performance.

Midland, Texas

• Analyzed the cost efficiency of the maintenance program for over 10,000+ pieces of surface equipment throughout the Permian basin•Built the Maintenance Costs Spotfire analytics tool used today to estimate real time costs based on actual invoices and estimates from the field.•Implemented failure codes for major surface equipment through the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to track frequent failures, optimizing planned and corrective maintenance.

Midland, Tx

• Quality control of over 25 hydraulic fracturing jobs• Verified accurate and efficient pumping of sand, fluid, and chemical products to ensure optimal stimulation of the reservoir at minimal environmental impact• Managed the implementation of a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system across the organization, coordinating between supply chain and frac operations to ensure timely parts procurement and meeting accounts payable obligations

Navy Reserve Unit San Antonio, Texas

• Led 4 IT specialists who supported 60 reservists in 10 US locations.• Guaranteed security for users’ IT profiles and access to classified (SIPRNet) and unclassified networks.• Collaborated with Navy Reserve Forces Command, Southwest Reserve Component Command, Commander Pacific Fleet and 6 Operational Support Centers to implement SIPRNet Common Access Cards (CAC).• Directed communications and IT support for annual Pacific Fleet exercises in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

Joint Information Operations Warfare Center, San Antonio, Texas

• Advised US Northern Command and US Southern Command for planning purposes.• Directed Current Operations Cell, a communications portal for 250 users that dramatically increased cohesiveness.• Recruited representatives from 6 divisions to provide IT requirements and facilitate training.• Secured sponsorship, funding and web developer to build portal. Supervised design, programming and launch.• Replaced daily paper reports with web-based dashboards for status on deployed personnel, VIP visits and events.• Provided high quality, real-time data and support for strategy, planning and decisions.

Aircraft Carrier Uss Nimitz; Bremerton And Everett, Wa

• Monitored and tracked administrative requirements for 5 divisions and 420 personnel aboard Navy’s largest nuclear-powered aircraft carrier with crew of 5,000.• Supervised 30 sailors and increased training readiness from 28% to 88%.• Directed maintenance of 10 elevators that transported ordnance from carrier’s hull to hangar bay and flight deck.• Led division through a successful Conventional Ordnance Safety Review with zero discrepancies.• Drove carrier throughout Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) Exercise 2012, a biennial warfighting exercise for 22 nations.• Accurately gauged carrier and wind speeds for 5 types of aircraft to have 100% safe take-offs and landings.

Guided Missile Destroyer Uss Milius; San Diego, Ca

• Supervised 10 electricians and maintained 60 Hz electrical components in missile destroyer with 381 crew.• Ensured industrial safety and maintenance of ship’s electrical, hydraulic, water and petroleum fueled equipment.• Led 4 successful material/mission readiness inspections, including Congressional Board of Inspection and Survey.• Directed implementation, training and audits of electrical safety program and “tag out” safety program.• Advanced 30 sailors’ careers by providing resources for them to take 41 college courses on deployment.