Responsibilities:Training new loggersCommunication • Relaying information to company men, rig hands, driller, MWD, directional driller, etc., • Effective communication with geologist to provide information on lithologies, changes in formation, oil shows, well control problems Equipment maintenance & Reports • FIDs (calibrations, troubleshooting, regular maintenance) • Unit (Stocking necessary supplies, monitor gas bottle levels, maintaining trailer) • In charge of creating and sending finalized logs to vendors, creating time vouchers for completed jobs, handling and transporting prepared samples. ***Goals beyond assigned duties*** • Strive to learn all aspects of the drilling operation from drilling techniques to safety precautions to how a drilling operation is run and managed • Observe how changes in lithology affect drilling parameters (changes in ROP, WOB, gamma, etc.,) • Analyze e-log data and samples in comparison to offset well data to determine the location of the hole in section and to be able to track changes in target window through lateral sections (due to faulting/folding/dip etc.) • Develop a working knowledge of the Permian basin using logged wells and offset well data including: depths to/lateral extent/thickness of formations, formation dips across large areas, faulted areas, producing areas.

Responsibilities Collecting and analyzing/describing cuttings • Includes testing flourescence, calcimetry, chlorides, porosity, oil cut • Detailed descriptions, pictures, preparing samplesWell control • Monitoring/recording gas, calling out high gas levels, watching for signs of wellbore instability in cuttings.

• Worked with Dr. Chris Barker at SFA to conduct a fracture analysis of the Weches Formation in East Texas • Looked for a possible correlation between joint set orientations to neotectonic stress states and deformational events• Utilized ArcGIS for spatial lineament analysis• Gathered orientations and compiled and analyzed with stereonet/rose diagram softwareSkills:-Technical Writing-Presentation -ArcGIS-Collecting Field Data-Structural Geology Interpretation

• Taught multiple lab sections for Geology 101 students• Responsible for grading, lecture, carrying out experiments and leading tutorial sessions.• Assisted Professor in Non-Seismic Methods (GOL 535) with grading and general tasks during class.Topics included: gravity, magnetic, electromagnetic, and electrical methodsSkills:CommunicationLeadershipTime ManagementPresentation Skills

• Responsible for prepping metal for fabrication and painting, as well as working as metal shopassistant and operating a forklift.• Responsible for use of safe practices and clean-up on a daily basis.Skills:PunctualityAttention to safetyTeamworkAbility to work with and without supervision