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GlobalTechnical AdvisorTotal Waste Management Alliance, Inc. (TWMA)- Houston, TX, May 2012- PresentSupport technical, environmental, and regulatory aspects of marketing and implementing TWMA’s TCC RotoMill and TCC RotoTruck.

Environmental and Regulatory Specialist, Global Coordinator for DrillingExxonMobil Development Company- Drilling, -Houston, TX, June 2005- April 2012Supported, monitored, and reported environmental activities and regulatory compliance responsibilities.Promoted and supported interface between Drill Teams and respective Business Unit E&R representatives. Lead in updates of Drilling’s Operations Integrity Management System (OIMS) environmental and regulatory sections. Prepared and delivered EM Drilling’s engineering and operations environmental and regulatory training. Participated for Drilling in the development of EM Upstream’s Environmental Standards and EM Corporation’s Environmental Performance Indicator (EPI) requirements and reporting.

Fluid Specialist, Technical Applications, and later New TechnologyExxonMobil Development Company- Drilling, -Houston, TX, January. 2000 – June 2005As Technical Applications, evaluated and recommended existing drilling and completion fluid technologies, including accurate assessment of fluids and waste generation, well waste injection and thermo-mechanical cuttings outfall drying, for application. As New Technology, continued in technical applications support and participated in EM, JIP and industry development of Dual Gradient Drilling technologies.

Fluid Specialist, OperationsMobil Exploration and Production US, -New Orleans, LA, November 1985 –December. 1999.Responsible for drilling and completion fluid technologies and processes for Gulf of Mexico drilling operations; annual drilling and completion fluid purchases of $5M to $20M. Duties included selection of appropriate products and equipment. Ensured competitive material costs by bidding. Built teams with, coordinated, and coached internal and contractual personnel to achieve desired performance. Planned and monitored appropriate processes. Extensively researched barite sag and slump phenomenon, leading to problem and cause recognition and to improved drilling practices for Mobil and industry. Coordinated interface of drilling and completion fluids applications with cementing service companies’ activities. Coordinated fluid and waste discharge related regulatory monitoring and compliance. Participated as Mobil’s representative in API/EPA fast track rule making for EPA’s NADF cuttings discharge guidelines.

Regional Technical Service ManagerNL Baroid, - Lafayette, LA, Feb. 1983 - Oct. 1985.Technical and management responsibilities for technical fluid proposal preparation and application for oil field drilling industry for Western Gulf Coast Area, including western offshore and inland Louisiana, Louisiana land and North East Texas (Tyler Texas). Responsibilities included coordination of and participation in technical sales presentations, well planning, drilling fluid programming, well monitoring, trouble shooting, customer and internal training.

Regional Account RepresentativeNL Baroid, - Shreveport, LA, May 1982 - Feb. 1983.Accounts with offices or drilling activity in the Shreveport area and throughout the Southern US.

Affiliate Operations ManagerNL Baroid UK LTD., - Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, Jan. 1980 - May 1982.Managed operational and technical facets of Baroid's North Sea drilling fluid, completion fluid, and solids control equipment sales and support services. Responsibilities included managing stock points and inventory and competitively purchasing and pricing materials and field service personnel for Baroid's operations in the UK, Norway, Denmark and Holland North Sea. Very bid intensive, price competitive environment; inventory and cost controls were high priority. Managed 40-50 supervisory, technical, operational, and service personnel.

District ManagerNL Baroid, - Houma, LA, Nov. 1976 - Dec. 1979.Managed operations, field service and sales efforts for drilling and completion fluids in what quickly became Baroid's highest volume district (district annual sales volume grew from $3M to $24M). District consisted of four (4) stock points, along with an offshore supply vessel, two tugs, numerous barges, and trucks. Facilities at Dulac and Grand Isle improved and expanded. Fourchon facility location was leased and planning for construction begun. District work force grew from six (6) to twenty six (26) sales engineers and from twenty five (25) to seventy (70) operational personnel, including stock point personnel, boat and tug personnel, mechanics, and truck drivers.

Regional EngineerNL Baroid, -New Orleans, LA, Feb. 1975 - Oct. 1976Chief technical specialist for Eastern US drilling fluid market (eastern half of the Gulf of Mexico south of Houma, Louisiana northward, including the Northeast US). Supervised and participated in drilling fluid programming and well planning, technical sales, well monitoring and trouble shooting. Coordinated and performed customer and internal training. Trained and coordinated Applied Drilling Technology (ADT) personnel for well planning and on-site drilling engineering functions of hydraulics optimization, pore pressure monitoring for fluid density, and casing setting point requirements.

Area Sales RepresentativeNL Baroid, -New Orleans, LA, Sept. 1974 - Jan. 1975Sales representative for Southeast Louisiana. Specific accounts included Gulf, Shell, Exxon, and Mobil.

Area Staff EngineerNL Baroid, -New Orleans, LA, Nov. 1973 - Aug. 1974Technical specialist responsible for well planning and drilling fluid programming, trouble shooting, technical sales and sales support, customer and internal training.

Sales EngineerNL Baroid, -New Orleans, LA, Jan. 1971 - Oct. 1973Field service representative working offshore wells south of Houma, LA and deep Jurassic period land wells in Northwest Florida and South Alabama.