I started in pulling units in 2009 I started as Floorhand and a little over a year as derrick-hand, I learned to run the rig and the reverse pump but I was not rig or reverse pump operator. Then in 2018 | started as Field Service Tech in the wellhead area and I have more than 8 years as wellhead tech especially in the production/Completion area.
The same skills from the previous company where installing casing/tubing heads, I worked, In production/completion area I did nipple up and down BOP's and production trees, void and hydro test, land hangers, set and retrieve TWC/BPV or combination (HBPV-TP or KBK), VR plugs, run in and out lock screw pins, manual lubricator, and I have the notion of how to use the hydraulic lubricator.
I started doing frac watch which includes nipple up and nipple down the frac stack with torque wrenches, pressure tests, grease valves, etc.
Months later I moved to the wellheads area, as wellhead tech I learned to install bushings in the wellheads (casing/tubing heads), sit slips, take measures to cut casing, install wellhead and do void tests.
In production/completion area I did nipple up and down BOP's and production trees, void and hydro tests, land hangers, set and retrieve TWC/ BPV, VR plugs, run in and out lock screw pins, nipple up and down snubbing units and coil tubings, manual lubricator.
I started working as a Floorhand; I was also a Derrick-hand for a little over a year and learned to run the pulling unit rig (but I was not a rig operator)
Working in pulling units I worked in production and completions wells; I worked on independent heads, B1 adapter with rod jobs, gas lifts, ESP's and others production wells, in completions doing new wells and doing drill outs
One year of basic Architecture education
Three years of high school education