1. Jeff Carpenter
171 Nav ajo rd. Kinder, La 70648 337-368-2777 or 337-738-3293 email: jeffcarpenter11@yahoo.com
Objective: To secure a position with a company whichwill provide me and opportunity?
For a fulltime position and the growth of my job position.
Summary of Qualifications:
 Extensive knowledge of operating, maintaining, and repairing oil field equipment
 Sound knowledge of pneumatics and hydraulic
 Extensive knowledge of troubleshooting power packs, electrical, and diesel engines from
the army
Work Experience:
Helix Energy Solutions Group Inc.-May 2013-Till present
Asst. Crane Operator
 Loading and offloading boat, personnel, equipment, etc.
 Maintain cranes, and routine check
Global Ind. /Technip, Carlyss La. –April-2008-2013
 Crane Operator/heavy lift-Operating 150ton Knuckle boom on M/V Orion, subsea
 Crane operator, friction cranes on Derick an d Pipe lay barges
Manson Gulf, Houma La.-July 2007-April 2008
 Operating hydraulic and friction cranes on M/V Wotan derrick barge
 Installing and Removal of platforms (construction work)
Lerado Offshore, Stafford Tx.-Sept.2006-Jul 2007
 Crane Operator, Friction and Hydraulic crane on a stiff leg barge construction work
Fluid Crane, New Iberia, La. July 2004-May 2006
 Crane Operator, construction work,
 Assemble and disassemble cranes on platforms for a heavy lift
Mega International, Slidell, La. Oct. 2003-July 2004
 Crane Operator, Building Cranes for heavy lift on production platforms
Crain Brothers, Grand Chenier, La. Jan. 2001-Sept.2003
 Crane Operator/Dispatcher offloading and loading boats and trucks dock side
 Forklift Operator
Hercules/Parker Drilling, New Iberia, La. Jan 1996-May1999
 Roustabout/Roughneck
 Flagging cranes/Floor hand tripping pipe
 Routine checks on fluid and gauges of equipment
McCall Boats, Cameron, La. Aug. 1995-Jan.1996
 Deckhand on M/V Rodney Miller
U.S. Army(active) MOS (63T-H8—Bradley Fighting Vehicle Mechanic)1991-1995
 Duties for MOS 63T are: Maintains (inspects/troubleshoots/replaces/repairs]adjust/performs preventive
maintenance checks and services (PMCS) diesel power plants/packs/units,compression engines,wheel
vehicle clutch assemblies, compression ignition engine fuel systems,compress ion ignition air induction
systems,vehicle exhaust/liquid cooling systems,vehicle starting/charging systems,track vehicle hullo
electrical systems,standard/automatic transmission assemblies, crossdrive transmission assemblies,
auxiliary drive assemblies, propeller shaft assemblies, air/hydraulic brake system,mechanical brake
systems,track/wheel vehicle suspension systems,vehicle wheel/hub assemblies, mechanical/hydraulic
steering systems,controlled differential steering systems,track vehicle hydraulic assemblies, auxiliary
power units,and wheel vehicle winch assemblies.
Educations:
 U.S. Army (15 weeks of (AIT) Advanced Individual Training) 63T
 U.S. Army (H8) Recovery Operations