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Calgary, Canada Area

Calgary, Canada Area

Production Engineer and Liability Coordinator for the Saskatchewan team (Conventional, CO2 and waterflood areas)• Saskatchewan liability and abandonment coordinator. Ensured Saskatchewan inactive well management and abandonment activity was conducted in compliance with regulatory requirements and company standards. Generated and stewarded annual budgets (~10MM/year). Developed a master inactive well tracker and assigned risk and regulatory compliancy rankings to each well to prioritize future work. Generated and reviewed inactive well records. • Responsible for weekly ESP Scada surveillance. Engaged area engineers, vendors, technicians and field operations regarding trend concerns and provided suggestions for optimal set points. Conducted detailed review of each ESP for optimization potential every 2-3 months• Managed production in the waterflood and non-unit areas. Monitored reservoir performance to optimize production and injection rates. Designed, evaluated and optimized workovers. Evaluated economics for all area workovers/repairs. Participated in well reviews to diagnose well performance issues and recommended programs for improvement or remediation.

Calgary, Canada Area

Production and Completions Engineer for the Weyburn, Saskatchewan team (EOR, CO2 and waterflood field)• Responsible for daily production monitoring, reviewing and executing well repair, upgrades, new completions, suspensions and abandonment work in the waterflood and EOR areas of the Weyburn field.• Provided on-call technical assistance to field-based personnel during program executions. • Participated in ERP exercises, conducted hazard IDs and contractor spot checks• Assisted in capital project planning. Provided updates to the field on capital production workovers and timing.• Initiated and tracked optimization work through well reviews with the development team. Proactively monitored injection changes and related production performance. Completed lookbacks on optimization performance.• Managed long term shut in wells and initiated action plans. • Responsible for budget management and stewardship.

Calgary, Canada Area

Facilities and Field Project Engineer for the Weyburn, Saskatchewan team (EOR, CO2 and waterflood field)• Led field facilities portion of Weyburn area budget (individual project ranges of $2MM-$15MM, 10 ongoing projects. Primarily CO2 rollout projects ). Responsibilities included project scoping, estimations, design, material lists, scheduling and progress tracking. Optimized final project designs (pipeline routing, re-use of existing facilities, header modification markups).• Focused on continuous improvement; optimized rollout design, led alternative project designs and implemented learnings and experience to improve future project success and economics. • Maintained detailed project schedules for field construction projects to help prioritize and steward work. • Initiated the creation of standard producer tie-in P&IDs. Assisted in developing standard wellhead drawings.

Drumheller, Ab

Facilities Engineer for the Southern Plains, Drumheller team (conventional oil and gas field)• Directed the repair or mitigation of low and medium risk PSV deficiencies (715). Field verified irregular deficiencies prior to providing solution. Managed scheduling of construction crew for repairs. • Managed pigging facilities installation project. Reviewed, scouted and prioritized installs based on failure risk, production incremental and capital maintenance cost. Reduced downtime by planning repairs with plant turnarounds. Generated a consolidated piggable lines map (GeoScout), presented to operations leadership.

Drumheller, Ab

Field Production and Optimization Engineer for the Southern Plains, Drumheller team (conventional oil and gas field)• Identified and relayed cost saving opportunities including troubleshooting historical work, grouping workovers/installations, utilizing internal supervision, promoting volume discounts and comparing service pricing (swab and slickline units).• Coordinated, programmed and tracked plunger installations. Troubleshoot issues (wellhead compatibility, facilities in place, critical gas rate, differential pressures and bottomhole issues) for new installs. Prioritized installs and retrievals and monitored new installs performance. Tracked and redeployed surplus equipment and provided lookbacks on savings. • Developed a field maintenance program to track plunger cup changes and cycling status. Implementation increased casing plunger success from 24% to 71%.

Calgary, Canada Area

Student Facilities Engineer for the Canadian Plains, Provost/Wainwright team (conventional oil fields)• Created a simplified emulsion, gas and injection flowline schematic for the three properties. • Worked on a battery boiler replacement project in order to optimize the efficiency of the plant. Presented a solution to provide fuel gas savings, reduce failure and downtime costs.

Provost, Ab

Student Field Operator for Provost Battery #3 (conventional oil field, primarily PC and rod pumps)• Conducted daily operations runs, entering daily production, monitoring wells through SCADA, taking fluid tests, fluid shots, presco tests, reading pressure charts and conducted well maintenance checks.• Executed safety, environmental and regulatory responsibilities such as hazard identification, equipment lockout and emergency response, implemented safe work procedures.