Oilfield Basics Discover Podcast

Connect with Michael: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaeltannerrp/Learn more about Sandstone Capital Group: http://sandstonecg.com/

Reach out to Austin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/austin-terry-a59b2712/Learn more about Oso Development Partners: http://www.osopartners.com/

Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season filled with the makings of great memories!

Connect with Matt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-young-36339325/Learn more about Flowco: https://flowcosolutions.com/

o Keegan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keegan-blake-81279512a/Learn more about Adelant Energy: https://adelantenergyservices.com/

Reach out to David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-allen-2b0a15167/ Learn more about OilTek: https://oiltek.us/

Connect with Rick Quinn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-quinn-mcsa-mcp-80708b5/Learn more about Ascent: https://ascentconsultingengineers.com/

Connect with George on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgestark1/Learn more about Cabot Oil & Gas: https://www.cabotog.com/

Connect with Alan Comer on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-comer-297b598/Find out more about Welltec: https://www.welltec.com/

Check out his book: https://www.amazon.com/Strategic-Planning-Pragmatic-John-Dobbs/dp/1521012199Connect with John on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johndobbs/

In this episode, our guest (Matt Malone) teaches us some of the basics about how common systems are set up in the industrial realm, their vulnerabilities, common hacks, how to protect them, and more.

In this episode co-hosted by Sebastian Ziaja, Bartosz Gruszka joins us to discuss the Polish Oil and Gas Industry. Throughout the episode, we also discuss Bartosz's Polish college experience as well as his studies into drilling fluid.

In this episode, Robert Chockley returns for a 3rd instance to talk about wireline- this time about a few different ways to convey the tools downhole. He discusses pipe-conveyed logging, tractor-conveyed logging, conveyance accessories (such as wheels), and more!

In this episode, Donovan Volk (VP of Operations at Field Cap with over 15 years of related experience) discusses the impact of the retiring baby boomers on our industry, workforce generational perspective differences, the increasing number of connected devices, how to deal with big data, etc.. Throughout this episode, Donovan also gives practical advice on these topics and more.

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In this episode, Eric Dillingham uses his 15+ years of experience in cementing to teach us the operational basics of this crucial step in well construction. Eric discusses the different classes and types of cement, primary vs. remedial jobs, equipment, job steps, and more.

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Resources discussed and provided by Tanhee: https://www.geokimika.com/sdm_downloads/friction-reducer-selection-guide/ https://www.geokimika.com/sdm_downloads/friction-reducer-testing-guide/ www.geokimika.com

In this episode, Michael (CEO of RigER) discusses resource dispatching, mobile field apps, the future of RFID, equipment tracking, live data from "smart equipment," safety inspections, maintenance, billing practices, accounting integration, what operators are looking for from contractors, and more.

In this episode co-hosted by Katie Ramirez, Adam Hegwer shares a few of his international experiences with us from his time working completions in Australia, North Sea, Serbia, India, China, Argentina, and Oman. Adam also discusses the challenges he had to overcome including cultural barriers, language barriers, learning barriers, operational barriers, and more. He concludes by providing advice for anyone looking to work internationally.

In this episode Josh James shares his perspective as an in-house landman. He discusses his two primary objectives: to manage leases and to manage risk. He discusses everything from acquisition, lease obligations, drilling commitments, pre-drill easements, post-drill responsibilities, and more!

In this episode, Bruce West teaches us all about testing and treating emulsions. He also discusses treatment options, sample collection and testing, chemical selection, processing equipment, and more! Bruce even throws in some history for us.

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In this episode, MAK Kelly of USI Insurance Services discusses the main different types of corporate insurance in relation to the oil & gas industry, who needs it, how the cost is determined, and so much more! He also ensures we understand what policies are necessary and when they come into play. This is definitely a great resource for any new oilfield entrepreneurs!

Robert's Website: https://www.wirelineconsulting.com/ Robert's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertchockley/

Robert's Website: https://www.wirelineconsulting.com/ Robert's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertchockley/

In this episode, Kyle Chambers (QMS Advisor at Texas Quality Assurance and Host of the #QualityMatters Podcast) discusses more about quality management programs in the oilfield and considerations for corrective action. Kyle also discusses examples, shows how to numerically track risk, and more.

In this episode, Randall Stremmel, President of RPS Welding Inspection, helps to educate us on inspection standards, regulations, best practices, types of inspection testing, how they're digitizing the reporting, and so much more! Randall also gives advice on writing an inspection plan and shares a few good stories from his experiences.

In this episode, Casey Minshew, CEO of Energy Funders, discusses how oil and gas projects are funded in the private sector and how his company is bringing the opportunities to you! We talk about how the process works, regulations, who can/should invest, what you should know before investing in O&G projects, and so much more. Casey also discusses a few real projects. If you're not familiar with the financial space of oil and gas, then this is for sure a great episode for you!

In this episode, Derek gives some extended updates regarding Oilfield Basics and also covers some basic considerations of workover rig operations.

In this episode, Jim Rangel (Chief Reservoir Engineer for MadMackenzie) reviews with us the lifecycle of a conventional and unconventional reservoir. Jim also discusses exploration, modeling, development, the three phases of production, and more!

In this episode, Derek and Sebastian interview Taran Butler and Rick Craig, both on the fishing side of the oil and gas industry with Yellowjacket Oilfield Services. Throughout the episode, we discuss what fishing is, when it comes into play, and common jobs. We also discuss what types of tools are common, how to approach a fishing job, and how to fish debris that may be downhole.

In this episode, we learn about some of the extensive planning that must occur before a well is drilled. Our guest, Patrick Schrim, discusses offset research into bit records, geology, cement records, and so much more. He also discusses casing setting points, optimization of drilling time, etc.

Zach's Advice: Resumes Every aspect of your resume is subject to review, not just the content itself. Formatting, structure, and other minor details may help or hurt your cause. Attention to detail is critical, typos are unacceptable. An unwillingness or inability to be diligent and thorough in preparing your resume doesn’t speak well to companies looking for employees to manage critical projects. Highlight your strengths while masking your shortfalls. A resume shouldn’t be static. Adjust your base resume to specifically relate to the position for which you’re applying. A quality cover letter is essential, as it helps to personalize your application and humanize you as a potential employee while again showing a willingness to go the extra step. Don’t embellish. You are accountable for everything you list on your resume and will be held accountable for it. Put the good stuff first. Lead with your strongest qualifications, be it education or experience. Avoid the “wall of text.” Don’t water down the best quality content in your resume with unnecessary filler and poor structure. Make sure your resume is thorough yet efficient and digestible. Save and submit your resume as a PDF. Don’t leave yourself at the mercy of bad software merges that may mangle your resume in terms of formatting before it gets to the hiring staff. Everything in your resume should be based on answering the question of why you would be a fit for “this” job, not just that you want “any” job. Interviews Cliché interview advice still holds true: dress well, be early, and be prepared. Have your resume on hand, know it front and back, but don’t rely on it as a crutch. Use the interview to build upon your resume, not to repeat it. Be confident but not cocky. Be prepared for typical interview questions. Like everything, practice makes perfect. If you’re asked a more novel question, allow yourself time to consider your response. How you answer is just as important as what you answer. Be aware and avoid as possible “red flag” answers to questions. Even the best interviews can be marred by a single response that signals significant risk. Do your homework, both on the job and company, and make sure your responses conform to the opportunity at hand. Be honest and open but avoid oversharing. Do your best to present your individual personality while balancing with more rigid professionalism. Like resumes, every part of your interview is up for review, from arrival to dismissal. Keep that in mind with things like body language, casual banter before and after the formal question and answer period, and discussions over meals if applicable. The resume process is about qualification. The interview process is about fit, both for you and the company itself.

Kelly's link to join Landmen Friday's (as discussed on the show): http://www.landmanfridays.com/

In this episode co-hosted by Sebastian Ziaja, Zachary Janus helps us learn more about rig moves. Zach discusses the planning, execution, and types of rig moves. He also goes into detail about the order of operations and even discusses alternatives to rig moves.

In this episode we learned a ton about the specific topic of pipe recovery. Our guest, Caden Fore, discussed in depth the process of locating the "free point," methods of cutting the pipe (specifically tubing), tools of the trade, and much more.

For more on Oilfield Basics, check out our website at: https://oilfieldbasics.com/ as well as our social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn Call in number: 740-538-0379

In this episode co-hosted by Matt Pintell, we learn about how Dallas Scott, founder of GS Logs, is using experienced MWD field hands for remote MWD operations. Are remote operations the way of the future? Be sure to check out this episode to get the scoop on where this technology is at now and the different approaches companies are using to employ this technology.

Co-hosted by Matt Pintell, we learn about site security, traffic control, advanced logistics, and more! Our guest, Dani Jurnak founded LPS Services, a multi-million dollar agency obsessed with providing top-notch professional security services around the east coast and midwest. Zane Barnes, director of operations, also shares his perspective with us.

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For more on Green Mountain Planning, check out their Website For more on Oilfield Basics, check out our website at: https://oilfieldbasics.com/ as well as our social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn Call in number: 740-538-0379

00:00 - Co-host (Zach Freund), Oilfield Basics update 06:00 - Andrew Brice introduction 10:30 - Background on the Canadian oilfield scene 14:00 - Rod lift & pumping basics (nomenclature, types of units, size of units, etc) 20:00 - Pump card discussions 28:00 - Challenges and downsides of a rod lift system 35:00 - Long stroke unit discussion 44:00 - Wells best suited for long stoke units 47:00 - Turndown ratio & stroke length adjustment Additional Resources: Tundra SSI Video (as mentioned in podcast) https://www.ssilift.com

For more on XStim Consulting check out their LinkedIn For more on Oilfield Basics, check out our website at: https://oilfieldbasics.com/ as well as our social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn Call in number: 740-538-0379

1:00 - Co-host (Josh Kieffer) introduction 4:10 - What we're going to be talking about 5:50 - Oilfield Basics Update 7:00 - Adam introduction and background 14:00 - Changes from vertical to horizontal well treatments 18:00 - Chemicals & containment 22:30 - The frac hand perspective: who they report to, how they progress, things that others might not realize 31:00 - How equipment differs by company 33:30 - Designs given by engineers that are hard to execute 41:00 - Advice for those just getting started 51:00 - Closing remarks

04:40 - Craig Kaiser Introduction and Background 06:05 - Importance of economics in the O&G Industry 20:20 - How & why was PetroValues founded? 22:18 - How land evaluations are currently being done 24:25 - The fundamentals of PetroValues 30:21 - How land evaluations are automated and created 39:47 - Importance of PetroValues to the general public and non-technical staff 42:15 - Basin information currently available in the United States 47:45 - Future webinars with PetroValues 50:50 - Closing Remarks For more on PetroValues, check out their LinkedIn For more on Oilfield Basics, check out our website at: www.OilfieldBasics.com as well as our social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn Call in number: 740-538-0379

Learn more about K9 Pipe Inspection Services on their website: https://k9pipeinspections.com/

02:13 - David Introduction and Background 09:00 - David's Work Experience (in Australia!) 14:40 - Starting Gibson Reports 17:05 - Free reports available on Gibson Reports 19:30 - What MWD, LWD, and DD is 22:50 - The purpose of MWD & DD 26:50 - Precision/Accuracy of Tools 32:15 - Operational Information- running the tools, gathering data, etc… 40:00 - Description of a "Survey" 40:50 - The Main MWD Components 48:30 - Audience Questions 60:00 - Limitations of Tools/Technology 63:30 - Current Market Climate and Where to Get into MWD field 74:30 - What's Next for MWD in our Industry? 76:45 - Closing Remarks and Future Collaborations with David & Oilfield Basics For more on David Gibson, check out his LinkedIn To view get the FREE INDUSTRY REPORT & FREE MWD/DD DIRECTORY, vistit Gibson Reports. For more on Oilfield Basics, check out our website at: www.OilfieldBasics.com as well as our social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn Call in number: 740-538-0379

For more on Oilfield Basics, check out our website at: www.OilfieldBasics.com as well as our social media platforms: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn Hosted By: Derek Krieg & Sebastian Ziaja