Richard Keith

• Provided assistance in assembly and disassembly of drilling rig and equipment.
• Moved or relocated materials and equipment required for drilling tool assembly to and throughout work site.
• Monitored shaker and mud tank operations.
• Adhered to operational safety and regulatory requirements by maintaining clean and hazard-free work space.
• Kept storage areas organized, clean and secure to fully protect company assets.
• Verified job safety analysis (JSA) and correctness of obtained permits prior to starting new jobs.
• Cleaned workstations and production floor to clear debris and promote team safety.
• Calibrated machines to maintain required productivity levels and adherence to quality standards.

I feel the same skills I out toward this job are the same skills that employers are looking for as well. time management, scheduling, quality of work

In my career of self employment as a Farrier. Ive earned my certification as a journeyman Farrier. By taking the exam i was able to further my knowledge of my position and strengthen my foothold in my career.

• Maintained equipment in good working order.
• Kept positive attitude focused on learning new processes and techniques.
• Fetched materials, equipment and tools for welding professionals.
• Removed trash and excess materials to clean up work areas.

Working from heights, assisting the directional drilling company with BHA and bit change. tripping out of the hole, tripping in the hole, laying down pipe, strapping pipe, rig move, working on mud pumps, rig service, mixing chemicals. Assisting driller,motor man, and derrick hand, with anything they would need assistance o

Working with heavy machinery and at heights was a normal task in my position. working 12hr shifts and rotating every month was mandatory

We would often be faced with deadlines for production. my team would cone together and develop a game plan to carry out the task as they were assigned to us. With everyone working as one. We would accomplish every task without fail.