Who is all in the Oil Field?

[TalonErickson7]

If you work in the Oil Field. Explain what you do, what you have done in the past and the location you work/worked!


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[TheHammer]

Pumper
Chemical sales

All in East Texas. May be headed to the Permian after the first of the year.

[Charles]

I'm not in the oil field, but I do know, if you are you better be saving for the next bust.

[tex4k]

Spent 35 yrs there doing various jobs, you'll need about an encyclopedias worth of writing space, there are a ton of job duties out there that vary from-job to job-, region to region, or company to company.

[Nock This]

Electrician. Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Alaska. Today I'm working in Donaldsonville,LA

[JSCOTT]

I was up until last April. I was a Directional Driller. Worked alittle all over but mostly south and west Texas.

[Sidro]

North Tx area. I am there when they are staked and there when they are buried. Drilling, completions, workovers and daily operations for same company over 40 years.

[Mod70]

Pumper for EOG
Worked in the Permian, Barnett and now the eagleford. I work between Gillett and Yorktown.

[brushhunter]

Pumper for Eog. Basically I maintain equipment such as gas lift compressors, seperators, pumping units, etc. I make sure all oil is less than %1 impurities and gas is less than 20 ppm h2s before going to sales. We do a lot but I enjoy it. I was a water well pump installer before I started here.

[hogdoggintexas]

Surveyor pipelines and pads South Texas, West Texas, East texas, Ohio, West Virginia, Mississippi and Louisiana.

[Mr. Stickers]

Sr. Materials Coordinator....overseas West Africa

[TalonErickson7]

Currently: ROV Pilot/Technician GOM
Past: Floorhand Eagle Ford Shale
Past: Pipeline Surveyor Permian


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[Mr. Whiskers]

Roughneck and derrickhand Gulf of Mexico
Service hand internationally
Certified welder
Assembly
Research and Development
CWI and Nace inspector
Currently 3rd party inspector

[BURTONboy]

Electrical designer for an engineering firm for the past 9 years. Hopefully make it another 20 so I can retire.

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[ColinR]

I'm on the pipeline side so not exactly what I would call oilfield but some do so I'll post.

Started out as a corrosion tech on transmission natural gas lines, worked my way up to currently as a project manager for integrity projects on our liquid lines.