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I started as a site fuel technician monitoring our automated fuel system for frac pumps. After a year I was moved up to a site lead. I would inspect locations our tanks were on, as well as train guys in key safety areas, make sure they knew all the rules and safety guidelines on location, and assist in any troubleshooting issues. After 6 months I was moved to a area manger overlooking our Colorado fleets. My task at hand was to keep good customer relationships and make sure our system was well maintained and working properly. Safety and environmental health is always the number one priority and I made sure the fuel technicians working location had the PPE needed and correct gear and knowledge to work on site. We also utilize tele-hand forklifts to move fuel hoses and equipment around location for rig up and rig downs. I plan for equipment moving such as scheduling winch trucks and hot shots to move our tanks and equipment. I also plan where our tank will be placed and discuss how we will rig the jobs up.

Stephenville, Texas, United States

My main role was to dig graves using a back hoe and set up the tent and chairs for the funeral service to look as nice and presentable for the family. If I was not doing funeral services I was working in the funeral home itself helping clean or prepare for services. I also maintained the outside of the building and would help with personal builds at the owners home.

Albany, Texas, United States

My main task was to drive a 80,000lb cement pump to drilling rigs and cemented the pipe down hole, plug wells, or squeeze casing holes. I had to mix cement to the correct consistency while pumping down hole. I was required to leave at anytime, pre trip my tractor trailer to ensure it’s and myself safety down the road. Load cement into a massive hopper on the trailer and drive to location and preform the job at hand. Safety was always a number one factor.

Dublin, Texas, United States

I started off as a metal Painter. I asked to learn how to weld and got pretty good at it. I was moved up to run their automated plasma table. Soon I was moved up to fitting plates to the custom made I-beams. I also used a 25,000lb capacity forklift to load I-beams on tractor trailers for transport as well as a normal forklift to move metal and pallets around the shop.

Dublin, Texas, United States