1. Dylan Christopher Randel
5716 Maple Valley Dr. Azle Tx, 76020
940-577-6433 ruffneck1320@gmail.com
Qualifications:
Ten consecutive years in the drilling industry
 well worded, has the ability to communicate expectations and resolve
issues in a timely and professional manner
 Business oriented, approaches all situations with the companies needs and
wants in mind
 Able to handle many challenges at one time, very priority oriented towards
completing tasks in a timely and efficient manner
 Uses personal motivation to complete any job set forth, takes each new
issue as a challenge and utilizes his mental and physical abilities if needed
to complete the task
 Stands behind all company policies and enforces them, ensures that no
legal issues may arise during operations
 Stands behind safety on all issues, understands all issues can be resolved
in a safe and timely manner and keep all parties interests in mind to succeed
in day to day operations
 Very proficient in high energy work environments has the capability of
handling himself in a professional manner during high stress situations
 Proficient on computer based programs, also skilled with Pason, Todco,
and Microsoft office programs
 Ability to impact operating costs, productivity, and profitability
 Adapts well to new technology the company may utilize during the well,
MWD, Vertitrac, Scout tools, and other down hole deviation tools
 Spent four years driving a company vehicle, understands the significance of
driving safely and also has a clean driving record
Employment History:
June 2005- July 2014 Patterson uti Company, worked all positions including
Toolpusher/ Rig manager
Began with Patterson UTI after graduating high school, started as foor hand in
the Barnett shale, promoted to derricks in March of 2006, Became proficient with

2. maintaining a low water loss mud system and the effects of mud in daily
operations and the drilling proficiency of a mud system. Learned how to maintain
properties and water loss to keep well bore in proper drilling condition
Promoted to Driller in April 2009. Well knowledged in down hole situations,
became proficient in fishing operations with or without fishing hand present.
Learned to utilize all employees to impact daily operations in a positive manner to
complete goals as a team
Promoted to Rig Manager/Toolpusher in May 2011, gained much practice in
keeping rigs organized and pleasing the cutomer. developed skills for eliminating
down time and managing supplies and rig maintenance to help eliminate or reduce
a rigs non productive time.
July 2014 until present, began working for Latshaw drilling as a Toolpusher/ rig
manager
Achievements:
 Recognized for utilizing crews to help turn around problem rigs, maintaining
turnover rates and reducing number of incidents on rig by enforcing
company safety protocol
 Recognized by operator for partnering with company man to eliminate
issues during well and increase productivity and decrease number of days it
took to drill and complete wells
 Recognized by operator for abilities to drill and complete wells with no
company representative present
Skills:
 Experience with, horizontal, directional, vertical and under balanced wells to
depths of 20,000 feet
 Experienced with mud systems, air drilling, mist drilling, lost circulation
recovery drilling, solids control equipment as well as several different mud
systems, Polymer based, oil based, A.B.O. synthetic mud
Utilized all types of equipment, Air compressors, down hole agitators, mud
motors, Deviation tools, super chokes, fishing tools, perforating tools, packers, dv
tools, computer systems, wireline logging
 Skilled in other areas, can utilize hand and power tools to work on large
diesel engines, slight electrical knowledge with 3 phase electrical issues,
can operate welding equipment currently in the process of training for 6g
certifications. Can operate large construction equipment, dozers,
graters,rollers,skid steers, backhoes, excavators etc

3. Areas worked:
 New Mexico, Texas(Permian Basin, barnett shale), Pennsylvania( Marcellus
Shale), Mississippi lime, Oklahoma
 Spent time working high pressure wells, drilled with flares, drilled through
choke
Rig Experience:
 Large land rigs drilling deep horizontal wells, 2000 horsepower Scr rig, top
drive, triplex pumps,
 Small rigs drilling shallow vertial wells, 600 horse power, triplex pumps,
 Utilized knowledge to refurbish older rigs and comission in field, as well as
built brand new rig with most up to date technology and comission rig to
drill in field
 Equipment utilized continental emsco fb series pumps 800,100,1600 hp
pumps, Gardner Denver pz 10- 1000 horse power, National series pumps
with conventional fluid ends and double box fluid ends
 Drawworks. National 1320 ue wired to 2500 hp with ge traction motors, Bdw
850 wired with a single 1000 hp ge traction motor, N75 brewster wired to
1000 horsepower, N75 brewster 1000 horseower conventional with
caterpillar motors, National 80b drawworks wired to 1500 horsepower
 Derricks. Drilling structures international 350k rating, drilling structures
international 500k rating , davis pyramid 500k rating, davis pyramid 750k
rating, fullview ideco 1million pound rating, davis pyramid 1.7 million pound
rating, National Hydraulic scoping derrick with 500k rating,
 Substrustures conventional box on box, cable raised slingshot subs, and
hydraulically raised slingshot substructures
 Electrical Systems, Conventional systems, ross hill Scr systems, oomron
systems, National oilwell amphion systems
 Topdrives Can rig 275k top drive, national tds 10 350k rating, national tds11
500k rating
 Other equipmrnt utilized, casing elevators, casing slips and spiders,
Blowout preventers fronm 300 to 10000 working pressure with double and
triple ram setups, De sanders 2to 4 cone, De silters 16 cone, Degassers,
High speed centrifuges, Dryer centrifuge for oil based mud recovery, dryer
shakers for oil based mud recovery, Mongoose shakers, king cobra
shakers, pyramid shakers, derrick equipment shakers, quick set well heads,
down hole directional equipment (manned and unmanned) hydraulic and air
actuated hoists, Personnel hoisting equipment.

4. Operators:
 Xto
 Apache
 Furie operating
 EOG resources
 Concho oil and gas
 Range Resources
 Legend operating
 Athlon
 Devon Energy
 Sandridge
 Laredo
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Industry Training:
 IADC well control, Business Management, Safety workshops,
professional leader workshops, first aid, CPR, forklift and man lift training,
fire and safety training, back safety, pinch point identification, rig
fundamental training, stops program, overhead hazard program. Business
alalyzing classes, behavioral justification classes