Vicente Olivares-Guerrero

• Assisted in coordinating daily site operations to ensure project timelines were met.
• Learned safety protocols and best practices for construction site management.
• Supported team members in utilizing tools and equipment effectively on-site.
• Observed and reported on job site progress to improve workflow efficiency.
• Currently, I am working on a project of 275 MMscfd magnitude at the East Targa Pembrook Gas Plant in Big Lake, Texas. My responsibility on this project has been to build the plant from the ground up through completion. Currently, I am managing over 480 employees while working to complete the project on an accelerated schedule. The scope of work includes setting equipment, installing pipe racks, and installing concrete foundations to properly set equipment in position. One of my main goals has been to ensure that all employees work efficiently while always maintaining 100% safety.
• 2022 to 2024, I worked on the North Wind project in Jal, New Mexico, for two years. The project involved modifications to convert an 80 MMscfd plant and expand it into a 200 MMscfd cryogenic facility. I supervised more than 250 personnel and successfully completed the project under extremely aggressive schedules on three separate occasions within two years.
• 2020 to 2022, I worked on the Plains, Texas project for over 11 months, where seven compressors were installed in a 200 MMscfd cryogenic facility. This project also had an extremely challenging schedule. I supervised more than 180 personnel to successfully complete the project.

Civil and Pipe Craft Superintendent (2018 – Present) A summary of projects follows: • Riptide Stabilizer No. 2 – Lenorah, TX - Supervised craft personnel for the engineering, procurement, and construction of a 10,000-bbl/day two-product stabilizer, two 400-HP overhead compressors, and NGL pipeline pumps - Oversaw the complete installation of all Piperack’s, interconnecting piping, and supplemental engineered equipment and material - Ensured complete and competent adherence to both the client and Saulsbury’s standards of quality and safety

• Red Hills IV 200-MMSCFD Cryogenic Processing Facility – Lea County, NM - Managed large teams of employees for the engineering, procurement, and construction of an UOPR 200-MMSCFD cryogenic processing plant with three 1,500-HP refrigeration systems and a mol sieve dehydration unit, four 5,500-HP residue gas compressors, a 3.0-MMBTU TEG system, and a 1,600- GPM amine and regeneration system - Monitored, verified, and reported all construction activities to project managers; took necessary actions to maintain goals - Effectively communicated and enforced safety policies and procedures

• Diamond 600-MMSCFD Cryogenic Processing Facility – Balmorhea, TX - Served as liaison between craft personnel and management during the construction phase of a client’s 600-MMSCFD cryogenic processing plant - Conducted all day-to-day operations including scheduling, reporting, and facilitating of on-site meetings Page 2 of 3 | Olivares - Guided multiple teams of craft professionals to the successful completion of the project with zero recordables or lost-time incidents

• Palo Duro Amine Plant Relocation – Loving, NM - Developed and monitored look-ahead schedules for the installation of a 280-GPM amine plant at a client’s existing compressor station - Upheld Saulsbury’s expected standard of service to ensure the project’s on[1]time and on-budget completion - Communicated and coordinated all craft and subcontractors’ daily and weekly work plans

§Foreman and General Foreman (2009 – 2018) A summary of projects follows:

• Tall Cotton C-2000 Compressor Station – Seminole, TX - Managed over 60 employees during the civil, structural, and site installation of a 3,050-HP motor-driven aerial compressor package at a client’s existing CO2 gathering station - Maintained strict safety standards and procedures - Effectively and consistently aligned craft and subcontractor schedules with project timeline

• Lobo II 60-MMSCFD Cryogenic Processing Facility – Mentone, TX - Supervised large crews throughout the engineering, procurement, and construction of a 60-MMSCFD gas processing plant, expanding the existing facility’s capacity to 120 MMSCFD - Set, enforced, and optimized internal policies to maintain efficiency and responsiveness to demands made by the client - Instructed craft employees on the safe and optimal operation of tools, equipment, and materials

• Roadrunner 200-MMSCFD Cryogenic Processing Facility – Loving, NM - Exhibited thorough knowledge of industry standards during the engineering, procurement, and construction of a 200-MMSCFD cryogenic plant - Supervised daily operations to ensure the successful installation of a 1,000- bbl finger-type slug catcher, a 1,000-GPM inlet gas amine treating and regeneration unit, and a 3.0-MMBTU/hr TEG dehydration and regeneration unit - Demonstrated bilingual abilities by communicating the client and Saulsbury’s policies to both Spanish and English-speaking employees - Proposed and implemented improvements to reduce errors and keep the project on schedule and budget - Assisted in the thorough and constant inspection of all structural and mechanical installations including rebar, anchor bolts, concrete, and piping materials

• Panther 200-MMSCFD Cryogenic Processing Facility – Upton County, TX - Accrued a wide variety of construction leadership skills and knowledge during the engineering, procurement, and construction of a 200-MMSCFD cryogenic processing plant - Maintained proper documentation including timesheets, material and delivery records, and progress report