Who is all in the Oil Field?

[TalonErickson7]

Lease Operator for EOG in the Barnett Shale.


Skinny

What qualifications does it take to be a Lease Operator?


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[Skinny]

What qualifications does it take to be a Lease Operator?


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Well that’s kind of a glorified name for a pumper but that is my job title as I’m a company man. Contract hands are hired under the job title of pumper.


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[tex4k]

What qualifications does it take to be a Lease Operator?


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Every company has a variety of responsibilities but basically you'd be responsible for the equipment that gets product out of the well bore down the flow line to the processing facility that seperates water-oil- gas. Then getting those three products to places they need to go without cross contamination ( no oil in water or gas etc.) There's a lot that goes into that process but it's not complicated, just a lot of steps involved.

[TalonErickson7]

Every company has a variety of responsibilities but basically you'd be responsible for the equipment that gets product out of the well bore down the flow line to the processing facility that seperates water-oil- gas. Then getting those three products to places they need to go without cross contamination ( no oil in water or gas etc.) There's a lot that goes into that process but it's not complicated, just a lot of steps involved.

I am Offshore. Looking to get back on land just weighing out my options with what I could do with my background strictly Oil Field.


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[Squattingcoyote]

Well Control Specialist. Worked in 14 states, 6 continents and over 20 countries so far. Currently looking for the business to pick back up!

[Buckley99]

Chemical Distributor based in DFW

We sell commodity chemicals into the patch.

[Skinny]

Every company has a variety of responsibilities but basically you'd be responsible for the equipment that gets product out of the well bore down the flow line to the processing facility that seperates water-oil- gas. Then getting those three products to places they need to go without cross contamination ( no oil in water or gas etc.) There's a lot that goes into that process but it's not complicated, just a lot of steps involved.

Yep. I handle all daily operations on oil and gas leases. Everything from gauging tanks, making sure all surface equipment is functioning properly, reading meters, keep track and recording oil, gas, and water production...and reporting it accurately, checking for leaks in tanks, flow lines, etc...selling loads of oil, having water hauled or pumped off location, etc etc etc. It’s a great low stress job. I check 50 wells a day on approx 20 locations spread out over 15-20 miles.


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[Buckley99]

Production chemicals, Fairfield Tx, 17 yrs.

Champion/Nalco?

[EASTEXASARCHER]

2003 - 2007 Solids control equipment tech. / Mud Engineer

2011- Present: Offshore Production Operator

[TexaswBOWhunter]

Been on a drilling rig for most of my adult life, 20+ years...

Been offshore in the gulf, overseas on land, most places in between and currently at corporate office in Houston...

Started as a floorhand offshore in 91'... Made the transition to the maintenance side of things around 98'... Been an electrician on a rig, been overseas as an electrical supervisor, been an ET and currently in a quality/support role at corporate...

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[RLB]

Directional Drilling Sales Manager

......hardest sale in the oil field, but rewarding.

[sharpstick35]

frac equipment maintenance supervisor/etech.
12 years in permian basin
get while the gettings good and save for when its not.

[tex4k]

I am Offshore. Looking to get back on land just weighing out my options with what I could do with my background strictly Oil Field.


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Couldn't say exactly, I've got 0 offshore experience, but handling water-oil-gas is the same pretty much, learn up on artificial lift equipment and your map reading skills you be able to get in a door somewhere, or try to transfer onshore with the company your with

[ttubudd]

Land Manager @ a small, family E&P company with assets in the Midland basin & Northern Delaware.

[ckamp52]

Was a lease op at eog for 5.5 yrs, then got in to the chemical department until they sold us and now doing the same for the new company. Id love to learn more and get a chance to do something a little more technical with it. I got bored "pumping" but seems like there is always something to learn and a problem to solve in the chemical world


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