Joseph M. Reid has over 30 years of experience in oilfield services, safety consulting, and sales management. His most recent roles include serving as a safety consultant for Devon Energy and Wallace Lumber Co., where he performed safety inspections, audits, and ensured compliance with regulations. Prior to that, he worked in directional drilling, cementing, and frac operations for Schlumberger and BJ Services in both domestic and international locations. He has extensive safety, technical, and leadership training and seeks a new opportunity in safety consulting or operations management.

1. Joseph M. Reid
4253 Highway 583 SE
Jayess, Mississippi 39641
(601) 303-0057
JOB HISTORY:
March 13 – November 15
Devon Energy
Safety Consultant
Work as a safety tech. for Devon Energy. Liaise with company men, rig crews and
contractors. Perform safety inspections on onshore drilling rigs, conduct safety
meetings, prepare incident reports and act as an advisor on rig moves, casing jobs
and cement jobs. Ensure that all company policies and procedures are enforced.
Implement stock work policies as well as good catch procedures. Perform hazard
hunts with crew involvement to ensure crews conduct hazard hunts daily. Work
with crews to ensure that all permits needed are completed daily. Review permits
and JSAs to ensure they are written correctly. Review incidents with crews and
prompt discussion among them about possible ways to mitigate hazards. Ensure all
state and federal regulations are followed. Participate in pre-task tailgate meetings
while providing input and guidance to company men, rig crews and contractors.
Ensure critical lift permits are completed and reviewed as well as confined space
and hot work permits. Promote comradery among company men, rig crews and
contractors so that everyone feels that they are their brothers’ keeper.
March 14 – December 14
Wallace Lumber Co.
Safety Consultant
Audit mill for hazards and communicate findings to management. Monitor hazards
to ensure they have been mitigated. Involved with company safety meeting to give
input and guidance where needed. Ensure that all safety equipment meets OSHA
standards. Give input and guidance for environmental issues.
September 11 – March 13
Schlumberger, Inc.

2. Directional Driller III
Perform directional drilling operations at well site; interpret directional survey
information, project well path to pre-determined target coordinates. Communicate
well information to client representatives and advise options and provide them
with relevant information regarding job progress, problems and solutions. Design
BHA’s and provide advice on bottom hole assemblies. Run rotary steerable tool and
anti-collision.
July 10 – September 11
BJ Services (Baker Hughes Inc.) Equatorial Guinea
Service Supervisor III International
Deepwater
Operate Seahawk offshore cementing unit. Train helpers to operate unit, keep
inventory on rig.
July 09 – July 10
BJ Services Fairmount City PA
Safety Trainer
Senior Operator III
Operate Kestrel, Falcon, Slurry Master and 148 cement pumps as well as batch
mixers and bulk trucks. Train new operators on all equipment. Perform weekly
safety meetings. Perform pre-job safety meetings and job audits. Perform accident
investigations. Keep and maintain DOT logs.
June 09 – July 09
Knight Well Services Houma LA
Pump Operator
Operate cement pump, Wireline unit, supervise crew on P&A work.
June 03 – May 09

3. BJ Services Houma LA
Service Supervisor
Operate cement pump, (3585 RAM with ACC, 348, Seahawk), bulk system and maintain all
engines on barge.
Calculate jobs, complete job tickets, perform safety meetings, meet with company man,
and train new operators. Perform safety audits on barge.
Schlumberger Schools Completed:
DD 100, DD 200
BJ Schools Completed:
Electronic Engineering Handbook, Job Data Processing, Advanced Cementing ,Basic
Cementing, Offshore Cementing Systems Advanced, Offshore Cementing Systems,
Offshore Cementing Preventive Maintenance, Fracturing 1, Defensive Driving, HUET, Water
Survival, Radiation Training, Employee-Customer Relations, TWIC card holder, Class A CDL
(Hazmat and tanker), Leadership for Safety Excellence, HAZWOPPER, HAZMAT Training,
Advanced first aid, Basic first aid, Personal safety survival, CPR, Accident investigations,
Primer of oil well service, work-over and completion, Emergency response/SPCC Plan, Fire
fighting, Storm water pollution prevention, Job Safety analysis, Hydrogen Sulfide safety,
Marine trash and debris awareness and prevention, Anti-bribery including the FCPA,
Journey Management, Vehicle movement/Check Six, Commentary Drive Training, Training
the Safety trainer, Blood borne Pathogens, Confined Space entry, Hot work permits,
Hearing protection, Hazard Communications, Behavior Based Safety, Fall Protection,
Offshore Crane and Rigging Safety, Slips Trips and Falls, Personal Protective equipment,
Pinch Points and Hand Safety, Lock Out/ Tag Out, Electrical Safety,
July 1992 – November 2002
NAPA Auto Parts Birmingham AL
Territory Sales Manager – Distribution Center
Worked with independent store owners as well as company owned stores to
increase sales and profits. Proven track record in which I made sales quota every
year employed. Distribution center made Triple Crown 5 years, which includes
sales, profit and inventory control. Worked with customers to help with sales plans,
merchandising, and inventory control. Have knowledge of P&L’s and balance
sheets.

4. November 1989 – June 1992
Dowell Schlumberger Tuscaloosa AL
Service Supervisor I
Supervised cement and frac jobs. Ran bulk pump and liquid nitrogen trucks. Set
two (2) production records. Maintained and serviced trucks and drove tractor-
trailer trucks. Trained new employees.
May 1987 – November 1989
A & B Drilling Company Baker LA
Service Supervisor
Supervised crews at plants cutting concrete. Oversee all aspects of job. Operated
various equipment, core drilling machines, concrete saws, hydraulic saws, etc.
EDUCATION:
Copiah-Lincoln Community College
Wesson, Mississippi
Topeka-Tilton High School
Monticello, Mississippi
REFERENCES:
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