wireline logging field engineer. open hole, cased hole, production logging, seismic

Wishing to consolidate and capitalise existing skills and experiences in data acquisition and seismic services for operations within the oil and gas industry.

PROFILE SUMMARY

I am a Wire-line Logging Field Engineer employed in the oil and gas industry by Halliburton Australia and ex-serving member of the Australian Defence Force. I have developed strong leadership, management, engineering, mentor, communication and life skills through roles such as Field Engineer for Halliburton, Weapons Engineer for the Royal Australian Navy, Engineering Technical Authority and Pilot for the Australian Army.

QUALIFICATIONS

2007 Halliburton Borehole Seismic Course
Cairo Training Centre, Cairo, Egypt

2006 Halliburton Open Hole Wireline Logging Course
Fort Worth Training Centre, Dallas TX, USA

2004 Flight Simulator Evaluation Course
QANTAS 747-300/400, Simulink



CAREER HISTORY

2006 – Present Senior Field Engineer, Halliburton Energy Services

I have obtained significant technical and operational experience across all aspects of Logging and Perforating projects. As a field engineer I am responsible for the successful completion of logging services whilst on location, including job planning and execution, post-job analysis, supervision and training of staff and ordering and maintenance of equipment.

I have worked in Australia, East Timor, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, USA and Egypt. This includes both onshore and offshore establishments.

Duties and responsibilities
• Experience with a wide range of Open Hole services, including Wireline Formation Testing, Basic Open Hole Resistivity, Radioactive Porosity Tools, Borehole Image, and Sonic Dipole services.
• Cased Hole services include all types of Perforation, Production Logging and Interpretation, Pressure Control and Casing Corrosion and Monitor Logging.
• Borehole Seismic services include multiple tool Vertical Seismic Profiling and Check shots using the Advanced Seismic Receiver from Avalon and Geochain System Panel (GSP).
• Preparation of logging equipment for jobs and follow-up of equipment readiness.
• Co-ordination of job planning and execution and post-job analysis.
• Responsibility for the training and supervision of junior staff and personnel, ordering and maintenance of equipment and general decision-making while on location.
• Safe handling procedures for hazardous materials including radioactive materials, explosive materials and seismic air guns.

1995 - 1998 Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)
University of Western Australia
Achievement: Scholarship from the Royal Australian Navy