I served in the United States Army for 14 years and 12 months of that 14 years I served in operation Iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom, as a sergeant I learned the importance of team work and also learned how to work under pressure. I have really good people skills. I learned how to be a leader to my peers and for my self as well. I have worked in the cement department for 14 years and on the frac side for one year, I am currently a cement supervisor for Halliburton energy services. I have attended three cement schools with Halliburton, where I learned how to calculate all types of cement jobs. I am no stranger to working long hours and long days, I am very dedicated to whatever I am tasked to do and I take my job very seriously, as I know that my decisions if wrong can easily hurt someone. I give 110% on and off of work, I am a very quick learner
I learned how to work on electronics, and learned how to read a schematics, above all learned how to work with others to figure out how to achieve something.
First and foremost, I am a father to three wonderful kids and a husband to a wonderful wife, that is my greatest accomplishment. I served in the army for 14 years, I went to Iraq for one whole year when the war started in 2003 and I came back, so that is another great accomplishment, another great accomplishment is becoming a supervisor as quickly as I did with Halliburton, I have been thrown tasks to complete and I have accomplished doing what I’ve been tasked to do, I take pride in being a cement supervisor, but now I know I can take a bigger role in the energy industry.