October 2013 - Shamrock Energy Solutions

October 2013 - Volume 3 Issue 2
GOAL ZERO ON SHELL GC-19
CRAIG ROBICHAUX – HSE MANAGER
SHAMROCK
BUSINESS UNITS:
PRODUCTION OPERATIONS
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE
POWER GENERATIONS
I&E SERVICES
VALVE/WELLHEAD SERVICES
COMPLIANCE
PROJECT ENGINEERING
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It has been a busy year for our I&E
project group at Shell’s GC-19 platform.
Through all the activity, they continue to
work incident free and exemplify safety
in the work area.
Our project team has been working
in conjunction with Shell and several
other companies simultaneously, which
adds extra layers of risks to the job.
Due to outstanding job planning,
communicating, and through team
work they have continued to progress
texas: corpus christi | kenedy | houston
Alex Theriot, Chris Joiner, Craig
Mullins, Devin Sampey, Hunter,
Dagenhardt, Jesus Sisto, Jordan
Mckee, Joseph Thomas, Justin
Hughes, Kaylab Verdin, Larry Landry
Matthew Mansuri, Michael Kindall,
Michael McKiddy, Robert Duplantis,
and Ross Endsley.
A SENSE OF URGENCY
JASON THERIOT – MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE SHOP MANAGER
On September 5th, Shamrock’s
mechanical department received a call
from one of our customers informing
us of a failure endured with one of
their two Saltwater Pump (1197
Waukesha) Engines. Coincidentally,
our technicians were in the process of
performing a test run on a completed
overhaul of our own F1197 Waukesha
exchange engine, which had been
received from a previous sale only
two weeks prior to this call.
After sending a mechanic to inspect
and assist with the probable cause of
failure, we learned that their engine
needed extensive repairs and had to
be replaced immediately. A plan of
action was agreed upon through our
VETERANS DAY
locations:
louisiana: houma | broussard | lafayette
through the project safely. We want
to recognize the following GC-19
team members for a solid year and
achieving GOAL ZERO:
We would like to thank all of our
veterans here at Shamrock Energy
client whereby having two of our
technicians at their dock along with
the newly overhauled engine, for
6:00 a.m. the following morning.
Working late Thursday night, our
technicians readied the engine for
service and applied an offshore
specified three part paint and primer
system. As requested, all project
variables were achieved and our crew
was at their dock by 6:00 a.m. Friday
September 6th.
Only 15 hours after the initial call and
report of failure, our technicians were
in the field performing the engine
swing process.
continued on page 4, urgency
Solutions for the dedication that
they have given and the service
they provided. Veterans Day is on
Monday, November 11th.
AROUND THE ROCK
GIBSON TANK JOB
SHAWN PORTIER – I/E PROJECT MANAGER
GIVING A HELPING HAND
TREVOR MCLAFFERTY AND PETER ORGERON JR – PRODUCTION OPERATORS
Founded In 1996, the Bayou Area
Habitat for Humanity has served
Lafourche and Terrebonne Parish.
In the aftermath of Hurricane
Katrina in 2005, over 100 new
homes have been built for the
families of those Parishes.
their time applying primer and new
paint on the inside of bedrooms and
other rooms throughout the house.
Earlier this year Shamrock was
awarded the second phase of an
electrical raceway and cable/wiring
upgrade where conduit previously
buried in the ground was replaced
with new cable tray raceways for
Shell Pipeline at their Gibson facility.
Shamrock also built the Remote I/O
panel which was installed near the
crude oil tanks, reducing the project
cost. The cables that were replaced
played a role in the control and
monitoring of the crude oil tanks.
At this build, two of our own
members from the Shamrock
team donated their time and
helped contribute to this
anniversary service event.
Shamrock received the following
message of support from the lead
engineer, David Murphy, who
supervised the project for Shell, “I’d
like to thank everyone involved in
making this a safe and successful
project. I can not think of a better
group to have worked with to finish
this project.”
Trevor Mclafferty and Peter
Orgeron Jr, who are production
operators on ANKOR SS-229,
helped finish the inside of a newly
constructed home. They spent
SAFETY PANELS
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
SHAWN PORTIER – I/E PROJECT MANAGER
KELI DANTIN – BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
The below panels were designed
and built by Shamrock technicians
for Hilcorp Energy’s Burrwood facility
upgrade. These panels are part of the
platform safety and control system.
As part of the business development
team at Shamrock Energy Solutions, I
work daily to help market our products
and services to the oil and gas industry.
Working with such a great group of
people makes my job so much easier!
Shamrock Energy Solutions has
also been tasked with the design and
fabrication of the Master control panel
and the facility hookup for Hilcorp.
mechanics, power generation techs
and valve techs. We can also trouble
shoot and repair mechanical rotating
equipment, generators, production
valves, and electrical, pneumatic and
continued on page 4, business
HOUSTON OFFICE
It is because of the strong work ethic
of our employees, their concentration
ALBERT GUENIOT – PROJECT MANAGER
on safe work practices, knowledge
A new Shamrock office was opened
and expertise that keep our customers
engaged. So first of all, I’d like to thank in Houston, TX on March 1, 2013. The
all of my co-workers for doing their part office is located on the 13th floor of
the Millennium Tower in West Houston.
to make our company so great!
It will house our project management
Secondly, with Shamrock predominately and engineering team headed by
Richard Sharpe. The physical address
being a services company the majority
of our employees work directly with our is 10375 Richmond St, Suite 1369,
customer base on a daily basis. In doing Houston TX 77042.
so, you have the opportunity to be our
best salesman! If you hear about an
opportunity that Shamrock may be
able to assist a customer with, please
recommend us!
As a reminder, Shamrock can supply
production operators, electricians,
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BREAST CANCER
SOUTH TEXAS
AWARENESS MONTH OPERATIONS
DIANE LOFTON – BENEFITS ADMINISTRATOR
RANDY LEPRETRE – OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
In October, National Breast Cancer
Awareness Month is a chance to raise
awareness about the importance of
screening and the early detection of
breast cancer. [About 1 in 8 women
born today in the United States will
get breast cancer at some point
during her lifetime.]
An entire year has passed since the
opening of the Shamrock office in
Kenedy, Texas. We began with only
a handful of production operators
working in the Eagle Ford shale region
and now have over 100 employees
working out of this area.
Shamrock has named every Friday in
the month of October “Pink Day”
and encourages employees to wear
pink to help spread the word. Please
send pictures of your “Pink Day” to
[email protected] to be
featured in an upcoming newsletter.
In addition to supplying production
operators, Shamrock also provides
rental equipment and I&E services
to our customers with assets in the
Eagleford. Drilling activity is expected
to continue to increase in this area
making it a hot spot for some time
to come.
We have a great management
team based out of our Kenedy office,
which has been a large contributor
to the success of this location. We
appreciate all the hard effort put in
by our employees to grow our south
Texas operations. Keep up the good
and safe work!
OFFSHORE ART
HOGAN WATTS – PRODUCTION OPERATOR
The above photograph was taken by
Hogan Watts, a production operator
for Anchor Energy, while offshore.
SAFETY CORNER
ANADARKO: LIVE SAFE CLASS
CRAIG ROBICHAUX – HSE MANAGER
TRAINING
BECKY MCMANUS – TRAINING MANAGER
The training department would like to
remind you that all employees should
be getting emails on the 1st and 15th
of every month with notifications of all
training which needs to be completed
or is about to expire. Please check
your emails and make sure we have
your current email address on file.
Log in to our “Employee Online
Training” through our website,
www.go-shamrock.com, to check
your training needs. We ask that
you do this monthly. If you have
any questions, please contact us
at: [email protected].
Recently a few team members
from Shamrock Energy Solutions
attended a “Live Safe” class held
by one of our valued customers,
Anadarko.
injured person, but rather it also
affects our family members, friends,
teammates, etc. Thus, it is crucial
to focus on safety every day, at
all times.
The message went far beyond
general work site safety practices
and focused on truly living safe;
not just at work but at home as
well (making safety a core value).
Remember to be proactive and not
reactive. Do not rely on someone
else to keep you safe, but be
accountable for your own actions.
The majority of us do not work
because we really enjoy working,
but rather we work to support our
loved ones. An injury at home or
at work does not only affect the
In our workforce we have policies
written to keep us safe, but don’t
be safe just because it is company
policy but rather because it is the
right thing to do!
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
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MEET OUR I&E SERVICES TEAM
CONTINUED
SHANNA KORNEGAY – I&E OPERATIONS DIRECTOR
Through hard work and dedication our
I&E Services department continues
to grow, allowing us to provide an
increased amount of resources for our
customer base. To manage this growth,
we have increased and reorganized the
structure of our management team
as follows:
Shanna Kornegay
(I&E Operations Director)
Anthony “Tony” Hebert
(I&E Service Dept. Manager)
David Short
(Electrical/I&E Operations Manager)
Shawn Portier
(I&E Project Manager)
Paul Pellegrin
(I&E Project Manager)
Bubba Himel
(I&E Project Manager)
Bobby Scott
(Electrical Applications Engineer)
Craig Billiot
(Electronic Repair and Sales)
Ron Dardar
(Project Manager)
URGENCY
Our support staff manages a wide
range of call-out technicians such as
I&E techs, PLC techs, tubing fitters,
CAD designers, electricians, SCADA
techs, inspectors, engineers, flow
computer techs, pneumatic techs
and project managers.
The majority of our technicians are
cross-trained in several of these areas.
We are also able to place personnel in
full-time rotating positions. We service
the entire Gulf of Mexico region as well
as land assets throughout Louisiana
and Texas.
from page 1 ‘A SENSE OF URGENCY’
By 8:00 p.m. on Friday, the job was
complete and their equipment was
back in service.
In the event of the secondary pump
being lost or having any problems
resulting in the lack of ability to
maintain proper levels, our customer
would have lost all production which
would have resulted in a “shut in” of
their entire field.
Through quick action, Shamrock
Energy Solutions was able to show
how serious we take our customers’
needs and how we will do whatever
possible in accommodating them
with a sense of urgency.
We believe that our success is largely
due to the expertise and skill of our
front-line technicians. Additionally, our
management staff does not believe in
MARKETING
simply sending a technician out to
from
page 2 ‘BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT’
respond to a call, but rather will analyze
each specific call-out job individually to
automation systems. We can design
ensure we send the best fit technician
and fabricate panels, provide rental
for that specific job.
generators and repair voltage regulators.
Thus, our technicians, coupled with
our management staff, make for a
dynamic solution!
If you have not already done so, please
visit our website at www.go-shamrock.
com to familiarize yourself with our
capabilities.
Bobby Aucoin
(Engineering Assistant/CAD Operator)
To view a complete biography of each
manager, click on the following link:
Stevie Ragsdale
(I&E Coordinator/Recruiter)
I&E Services Department
Managers Biographies
Please contact us at [email protected] to share any business
development opportunities.
Art Verret and his wife Ashley on the birth of
their daughter, Madison.
Eldred White and his wife Jennifer on their
April 8th marriage.
Michael Mitchell and his wife Kathryn on their
June 15th marriage.
Bubba Himel and his wife Nikki on their
September 28th marriage
Gregory McDaniel and his wife Stephanie on
the birth of their son, Garrett.
Ryan Dupuis and his wife Sara on the birth of
their daughter, Lillian.
Carrie Trosclair and her husband James on their
May 20th marriage.
Iry Collins and his wife Suni on their July 20th
marriage.
Ryan Lafleur and his wife Holli on the birth of
their son, Tanner.
Christopher Johnson and his wife Stacey on
their August 3rd marriage.
Jeff Trahan and his wife Taneil on their January
7th marriage.
Ryan Mahr and his wife Jessica on their March
23rd marriage.
Christopher Mullins and his wife Melissa on
their July 26th marriage.
Jermey Myers and his wife Amanda on their
April 27th marriage.
Thomas Boyte and his wife Laura on their May
1st marriage.
Cobie LaPointe and his wife Alyssa on their July
20th marriage.
Keegan Vidrine and his wife Stephanie on their
June 8th marriage.
Todd Thomas and his wife Dodie on their
September 4th marriage.
Craig Billiot for the birth of his granddaughter,
Elise Mary Morvant.
Keli Dantin and her husband David on their
March 9th marriage.
Tracey Rourke and his wife Donna on their
March 9th marriage.
Derek Lemaire and his wife Kreslyn on their
April 27th marriage.
Kia Whittle and her husband Stephen on the
birth of their daughter, Emily.
William Wright and his wife Jennifer on the
birth of their son, Lucas.
CONGRATULATIONS
DIANE LOFTON – BENEFITS ADMINISTRATOR
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