Experience

Black Mountain Sand

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Production Manager

  • Jul 2022 - Present

• Production Supervisor (Silica Sand Mining and Processing)

  • Sep 2018 - Jul 2023

  As a Production Supervisor demonstrated the ability to lead a crew in any assignment and completed the work with minimal supervision. Tracked and maintain necessary product inventories daily, monthly, and annually.Overseen all aspects of assigned production area, positively coach and mentor employees as needed. Established constant communication with other departments to maintain plant efficiencies in all areas. Tracked and completed daily production tracking and reporting.Ability to work with manufacturers and /or vendors to maintain technical training standards for assigned employees and production area.Work with the Maintenance Department to maintain plant equipment and availability.Maintain proper inventory of production supplies and spares.Continually work to improve plant production key indicators and efficiencies.Promote safe work practices in all conditions and circumstances.Consistently practice good housekeeping principles and reinforce these principles to others.Continually participate in the plant’s safety programs, i.e. volunteer to serve on the Safety Committee, participate in safety projects, present safety for the Production Team.2+ years previous operations management experience in mining and minerals processing industry.Experience working with MSHA and other related State and Federal agencies.Strong ability to lead, coach and mentor hourly employees. Show less



Universal Pressure Pumping, Inc.

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Sand Plant Operator/Loadout Operator/Dispatcher

  • Mar 2017 - Sep 2018

  As a Equipment operator I was responsible for operations and maintenance of equipment of the sand plant, we performed routine maintenance to conveyors and heavy equipment as required to ensure all equipment was mission ready at all times. We performed forklift operations utilizing a 50K forklift to load and offload boxes from chassis from trucks for load-out operations when sending frac sand to location as needed. We operated 8 silos with capacity of 10 million pounds capacity with 2 loading stations where we loaded proximally 250 trucks daily for frac operations on different sites in the sector of south Texas. As a dispatcher I was in charge of supplying sand to different work sites in some instance at the same time, we had to ensure that the work site had the right amount of sand to prevent any time loss on location, we needed to plan ahead and schedule the right amount of loads needed to carry on the stages as per well design. Responsible for the receiving of new sand by rail, we were in direct contact with Gardendale Rail Road and Union Pacific to plan ahead deliveries and the release of empty cars to minimize cost elevate productivity. Operated real king to move between tracks empty and full cars as required keeping track of inventory of sand at all times, as we needed to know what type of sand we had on hand and the quantity in pounds on our silos and as well on unloaded cars that were stored in our tracks. Show less



Halliburton

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 700 & Above Employee

• Equipment Operator Acid/Frac

  • Nov 2016 - Mar 2017

  My primary role is to perform basic safety and repair procedures on PSL equipment, performing pre/post job equipment inspections, performing and completing preventative maintenance procedures, maintaining support equipment (i.e., pumps, treating lines etc.). Completes requisite training (essential math, essential red book, safety training, etc.). Assists in the clean up, repair, and preparation for a job. Assist during the rigging up and down of service line equipment at the wellsite. commercial vehicles is required. Promotes safety awareness and environmental consciousness, and complies with all applicable health, safety and environmental procedures and regulations. Promotes and takes an active part in quality improvement processes. This is the entry level position into the Service Operator job family. Poses a Class A CDL Permit as required by the position. Proficient on the operation of Sand T belts, movers as well as Sand Castles on location as well as pump operation, preloading, and start up procedures in order to get ready for a job, operate and assist on the operation of the acid/water pump, as well as operation of the manifold connected to the well. Show less



Green Energy Oilfield services

• San Antonio, Texas Area

• Field Supervisor/Lead Dispatcher

  • Jun 2015 - Oct 2016

  My primary role of this position is to coordinate and dispatch the fleet to the job sites, reporting to the Area Manager, responsible for scheduling trucks and managing personnel to cover customer needs. Take customer complaints and solve or relay to area manager. Scheduling of maintenance for trucks. Assuring operator compliance with safety, DOT hours of operation and other regulations. Auditing of input and paperwork from Operators to assure compliance responsible for all truck related administration, Schedule staff ensuring hours of service do not exceed allowable amount.•Auditing of time, billing, driver logs to assure they are correct and complete both paper and paperless (SPIRA) versions, maintain R&M files for DOT purposes, used the GEOFORCE GPS system to keep track of fleet on the field. Show less



Grupo R

• Mexico
• Oil and Gas
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Sr. Materials Coordinator

  • Feb 2010 - May 2015

  Managed and maintained an ongoing inventory as well as placing orders and generated reports, utilizing AMOS data base software program. Directed supply, re-supply and logistics for drilling operations during the project face of the rig as well during load-out, commissioning and sea trials. Kept an accurate stock of spares at predetermined stock levels using valid usage history to establish min/max levels of stock. Direct and report inventory status to rig manager as requested and managed day to day warehouse operations. Account and direct budget items for all material in support of drilling operations. Maintained effective communication with offshore team members, administration and Directors. Implemented material requisition procedures ensuring accuracy. Excellent customer service and ability to maintain a clean and organized storeroom. Directed logistics and implemented standards during rig load-out operations maintaining 100% cargo integrity. Managed over 10 million dollars in inventory. Took care of the coordination of shipments between rigs and shore depending on operations needs. Took lead roll on assessing the existing inventory system on two rigs of the same company. Generate reports if there were any shortfalls on any systems. Prepare daily, weekly and monthly reports for upper management to adivice of anythind that needed immediate change for better operation of the warehouse. Took care of the purchasing department in the shipyard in Singapore. It included, generating purchase orders, meeting with vendors in order to fulfill the department’s needs before departure from Singapore to its final destination. Currently I act as the Sr. Materials Coordinator having four assistants under my direct supervision. Show less



SKA International Group

• Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Air Operations Supervisor

  • Jun 2009 - Jan 2010

  Provide a terminal focal point through which all information relating to airlift traffic flow is received, processed, and dispatched, disseminating aircraft status information with special emphasis placed on arrival and departure bulletins. Coordinated inbound and outbound aircraft flight information with USAF and Commercial Airfield Joint Operations Centers & Aerial Port of Debarkation (APOD) teams. Received and disseminate aircraft or mission associated traffic documentation, providing flight forecasts to the ATS. Prepared and delivered complete outbound aircraft documentation to aircraft, Performed load planning. This shall include receiving and monitoring space allocations; planning cargo movements; pre-selecting and sequencing cargo loads; performing weight and balance calculations; monitoring aircraft utilization; requesting downrange clearance of hazardous/explosives materials; and monitoring special interest and high priority cargo. Show less



Larsen Oil and Gas Pte Ltd

• Oil and Gas
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Materials Coordinator

  • Jun 2008 - May 2009

  Managed and maintained an ongoing inventory as well as placing orders and generated reports, utilizing MAISY data base software program. Directed supply, re-supply and logistics for drilling operations during the project face of the rig as well during load-out, commissioning and sea trials. Kept an accurate stock of spares at predetermined stock levels using valid usage history to establish Min/Max levels of stock. Direct and report inventory status to rig manager as requested and managed day to day warehouse operations. Account and direct budget items for all material in support of drilling operations. Maintained effective communication with offshore team members, administration and procurement personnel. Implemented material requisition procedures ensuring they were accurate and reflected the request. Excellent customer service and ability to maintain a clean, organized storeroom. Directed logistics and implemented standards during rig load-out operations maintaining 100% cargo integrity. Show less



ITT Inc.

• United States
• Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
• 700 & Above Employee

• Shipping and Receiving Supervisor

  • Mar 2008 - Jun 2008

  Ensure that accurate, timely and auditable data was provided to the Army Materiel Command (AMC), Logistics Support Activity (LOGSA), listed in AR 710-2 and DA Pam 710-2-1. These actions were required for all reportable items that were issued from the List of Materials (LOM) accounts in my area of operations. Material Release Orders (MROs) were provided to the receiving unit for accounting requirements. Each MRO had the serial number, if applicable, recorded for the item(s) being issued. Ensured that all items coming in and out of Afghanistan had all proper documentation and port clearances to move from point A to point B. Kept accurate inventory of warehouse and reported any discrepancies to my superiors. Show less



KBR, Inc.

• United States
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 700 & Above Employee

• Sr. Logistics Coordinator

  • Mar 2005 - Feb 2008

  Directed a 52 member team in daily air operations support and logistics concepts. Supervised all air movement within and out of Afghanistan. Supervised an average of 450 flights departing Afghanistan in support of the US. Army and other military operations. Experienced in handling customers and employees in various situations when needed. Identified limiting factors and shortfalls by providing alternative solutions to enhance mission support. Coordinated with the Air Force and U.S Army in processing all inbound and outbound cargo leaving Jalalabad Air Field, Afghanistan. Provided logistical support to Companies, Battalions, Department of Defense employees and all contractors departing the station through monitoring and resolving limited factors when processing cargo arriving or departing the base.Supervised the movement of cargo, the warehouse operation of deploying equipment with an average of 1.5 million pounds (600 plus short tons), weekly. Checked cargo manifest to identify any short ships or over ships and made sure they were properly annotated in the system for inventory purposes. Supervised the deployment of both civilian and military personnel in and out of Afghanistan. Show less



US Army

• United States
• Armed Forces
• 700 & Above Employee

• Logistics and Transportation Specialist

  • Aug 2000 - Dec 2003

  Served with the 159th Port Operations Company in charge of all crane operations during any port operation within the 11th Transportation Battalion at Ft. Story VA. Conducted Crane operations during Operation Iraqi Freedom 1 in 2001, working on adverse and hostile environment we carried out more than 14,000 hrs of crane operation during our deployment in this area, offloading any type of ship from military to civilian. While in the military I earned various licenses on heavy equipment such as 4K, 6K, 10K, 10K ATLAS forklift, 30K MANITOU forklift and below, 50K RTCH(Rough Terrain Container Handler), 50K Kalmar RTCH, and Hagglund Crane. Show less