Work with the purchaser and transporter of lease crude oil, to minimize inventory. Manage produced water hauling to reduce cost and move all fluids efficiently

Manage crude oil trucking operations in the 4 corners area, the truck maintenance shop and the welding shop that is R stamp certified for tanker repairs

Seasoned, well-respected Field Safety Manager/Fleet Manager with more than 30 years of experience in oil and gas industry; drives significant improvements in terms of safety, profitability, and regulatory compliance.•Offers proactive approach to managing safety, together with history of conducting thorough field audits and incident investigations.•Skilled in identifying obstacles to operational success and gaining buy-in from supervisors and roustabouts in resolving those… Show more Seasoned, well-respected Field Safety Manager/Fleet Manager with more than 30 years of experience in oil and gas industry; drives significant improvements in terms of safety, profitability, and regulatory compliance.•Offers proactive approach to managing safety, together with history of conducting thorough field audits and incident investigations.•Skilled in identifying obstacles to operational success and gaining buy-in from supervisors and roustabouts in resolving those issues.•Develops and delivers training to increase efficiency and bring crews in line with company’s standards and customers’ expectations.. Demonstrates in-depth understanding of oil and gas practices, OSHA requirements, and environmental regulations. Show less

Operating previously as Amoco and BP. Amoco merged with BP in 1998; Pacific Energy acquired BP’s Rocky Mountain Pipeline in 2002. Managed entirety of company’s trucking operations in Rockies, with fleet of 32 trucks hauling crude oil and produced water from individual well sites to pipeline facilities between Colorado, Utah, North Dakota, Montana, and throughout Wyoming.. Budgeting. Employee development. Equipment purchasing. Customer service. Business growth… Show more Operating previously as Amoco and BP. Amoco merged with BP in 1998; Pacific Energy acquired BP’s Rocky Mountain Pipeline in 2002. Managed entirety of company’s trucking operations in Rockies, with fleet of 32 trucks hauling crude oil and produced water from individual well sites to pipeline facilities between Colorado, Utah, North Dakota, Montana, and throughout Wyoming.. Budgeting. Employee development. Equipment purchasing. Customer service. Business growth. Contract negotiations Show less