INTRODUCTION PRESENTATION

A Professional Reliable Oilfield Service

Company

SAFETY DEPARTMENT

Safety Team members are certified instructors for Smith

Driving, Safety In Motion and CPR/1st Aid.

PROS Inc. holds weekly Safety Meetings and

encourages employees to present topics to share with

group.

BBS Facilitator heads up 5 BBS teams led by 8 BBS

captains.

Daily site audits are performed and daily activities are

shared with management.

EE visit list- every employee is audited a minimum of

once per month.

Safety Department consists of Full Time members

HSE Manager Pam Keesbery w/ Mesa for 2 ½ years

MAN HOURS

2013 T.R.I.R. = 0

2014 T.R.I.R. = 0

2015 T.R.I.R. = 0

Excellent ISNworld rating

NEW HIRE TRAINING

REQUIREMENTS

Smith Driving

CPR/1st Aid

Safety in Motion

Vehicle & Trailer Training

New Hire Orientation

Training in all departments

Weekly Progress Reports from Mentor

Daily Activity Reports from Mentor

GPS

Vehicle Inspections

Speed and Behavior

Monitoring

Journey Management

Maintenance Tracking

Weekly Management

Vehicle Audits

Daily Vehicle Checks

by Safety Dept.

FLEET MANAGEMENT

EQUIPMENT AND SERVICESSection 1 Personnel Rates

~Flowback ~Design & Construction

~Exploration Well Testing ~ ASME Welding

~Production Well Testing ~Shop Services

~Instrumentation ~Specialty Services

~Sampling ~ConsultingSectio

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16 Sampling

Sectio

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17 Special Equipment and Services

Sectio

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18 Air Compressors

Section 2 Two Phase Test Separators Sectio

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19 Generators and Light Plants

Section 3 Three Phase Test Separators Sectio

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20 Fluid Level and Dynamometer Services

Section 4 Four Phase & UBD Separators Sectio

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21 Data Acquisitions Units

Section 5 Gas Scrubbers Sectio

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22 Pumps Chemical & Transfer

Section 6 Line Heaters Sectio

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23 Vapor Recovery

Section 7 Flare Systems Sectio

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24 Safety Systems

Section 8 Pipe Packages Sectio

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26 Meter Proving

Section 9 Choke Manifolds Sectio

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27 Sand Separators

Section 10 Laboratory Sectio

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28 Communication Equipment

Section 11 Liquid Meters Sectio

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50 Transportation

EARLY PRODUCTION FACILITIES

2-PHASE WELL TEST SEPARATOR220# - 250# UNITS

Capacities:

Gas 2 MMCFD

Liquid 3,000 BPD

Max Pressure 245#

Max Temp 250°F

2-PHASE WELL TEST SEPARATOR500# UNIT

Capacities:

Gas 10 MMCFD

Liquid 3,000 BPD

Max Pressure 480#

Max Temp 350°F

2-PHASE WELL TEST SEPARATOR STANDARD

TEMPERATURE SERVICE 500# UNIT

2-PHASE WELL TEST SEPARATOR HOT SERVICE

UPGRADED 500# UNIT

3-PHASE SEPARATORS

1440#

275#

300#

WELL TESTING AUTOMATION

ADVANTAGES

Elimination of data entry errors and typos.

More data to view for engineer(s) over test

period

Quicker references

Real time reporting

Reducing the number of personnel on location,

therefore reducing labor cost and safety

exposure

Trending throughout test period

24/7 customer access to data

Cloud hosting capabilities allowing data to be

directed to your data base

EQUIPMENT IMPROVEMENT

Data Automation collection and “Real Time” viewing

500# 3-PHASE SEPARATORS

With self-

contained

Remote data

auction

system

Capacities:

Gas 10 MMCFD

Liquid 8,000 BPD

Max Pressure

480#

Max Temp 350°F

500# 3-PHASE SEPARATOR IN FIELD

500# SEPARATOR AND FLARE SCRUBBER

WIRELESS WELL HEAD AND CASING

PRESSURES

CUSTOMER QUICK LOGON REPORT

REPORT PAGE IN CVS FILE

Date Stamp GLR GOR

Instant

Gas Flow

(MCF/D)

Instant

Tubing

(PSI)

Instant

Casing

(PSI)

Instant

Tubing

Temp (ºF) Instant DP (PSI)

Instant

Gas

Temp

(ºF)

Instant

Flow

Line

(PSI)

Instant

Vessel

Pressure

(PSI)

Instant

Vessel

Temp (ºF)

Instant

Probe Cut

%

4/15/2015 10:33 0.067771554 0.832651556 117 100.156 27.31421 141.3617 3.741892338 165 84 99.11530304 175.3201 5.328532

4/15/2015 10:30 0.067813314 0.833393514 114 100.815 27.25404 141.8499 3.773587227 165 84 98.77373505 174.5267 5.340739

4/15/2015 10:27 0.067608841 0.831372201 117 101.923 27.78836 142.0091 3.628477335 166 84 99.20012665 173.6231 5.322428

4/15/2015 10:24 0.06761191 0.831836522 113 102.069 27.87638 141.7962 8.217744827 166 86 100.6220856 172.8518 5.29191

4/15/2015 10:21 0.067614295 0.832197845 110 102.078 27.43493 141.7455 3.977771759 166 84 100.0013428 172.3669 5.450606

4/15/2015 10:18 0.067616463 0.832525969 117 99.916 28.09326 142.083 3.375916243 165 90 98.02230072 172.2347 5.438398

4/15/2015 10:15 0.067413285 0.830703855 115 100.476 28.76249 142.9224 1.755753279 166 80 97.17047882 172.3669 5.267495

4/15/2015 10:12 0.067416564 0.831201613 121 101.184 29.65861 143.6267 5.408758163 166 58 102.0127487 172.5653 5.261391

4/15/2015 10:09 0.067423485 0.831593215 98 97.7781 28.73165 143.4763 1.538809061 166 78 97.56375885 172.8297 5.389569

4/15/2015 10:06 0.067432553 0.832089007 103 99.588 29.52023 143.8262 9.73039341 166 55 97.30620575 173.1383 5.218665

4/15/2015 10:03 0.067232035 0.829950154 111 101.683 30.27439 144.2948 2.512476444 166 58 99.63179779 173.3807 5.218665

4/15/2015 10:00 0.067239724 0.830411971 116 100.439 30.45561 144.3109 1.293504119 166 84 98.96656799 173.5129 5.371258

4/15/2015 9:57 0.130457625 0.830846071 108 99.2909 30.37134 144.0424 1.00984633 165 87 96.7240448 173.6893 5.200354

4/15/2015 9:54 0.130477086 0.831636071 113 101.809 30.5666 143.7927 12.90866566 165 56 101.4293518 173.9758 5.352947

4/15/2015 9:51 0.130486354 0.832012475 111 99.9605 29.8942 143.7129 3.417025805 163 81 97.25141144 174.5267 5.346843

4/15/2015 9:48 0.130094811 0.829942703 113 99.402 30.73756 144.0344 4.066752434 163 82 97.66395569 175.1438 5.224769

4/15/2015 9:45 0.130105525 0.830379248 109 99.7952 30.63505 144.1664 3.126255274 163 61 97.43569183 175.6948 5.304117

4/15/2015 9:42 0.13011615 0.83081156 104 99.9181 31.69004 144.4878 3.350617409 161 59 100.9306717 176.3119 5.401776

4/15/2015 9:39 0.130127266 0.831265032 107 100.293 30.3231 143.6032 3.305140018 161 58 99.40726471 176.951 5.633717

4/15/2015 9:36 0.129732981 0.829085529 118 98.8649 29.62917 141.9337 3.555825949 160 61 98.11941528 177.5681 5.444502

4/15/2015 9:33 0.129742652 0.829481125 118 98.465 32.01892 140.6558 2.386821985 159 81 100.0774994 178.2954 5.597095

4/15/2015 9:30 0.129754379 0.829959869 117 98.4331 31.5663 139.9788 8.669595718 160 57 96.91569519 179.0668 5.786309

“FUTURE” CUSTOMER QUICK LOCATOR

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TANK REPORT PAGE

TANK REPORT PAGE

ENVIRONMENTAL/SAFER OPERATIONPSH BY-PASS SYSTEM

Utilizing PROS

PSH BYPASS

SYSTEM Reduces The

Risk Of PSV Release

Bypass valve is a Full

Port 3-way valve

ENVIRONMENTAL/SAFER OPERATIONPSH BYPASS SYSTEM

PSH

Stick Pilot

ESD

Button

INSTRUMENTATION AND CALIBRATIONS

Reducing human

errors as much as

possible, using

continuous

electronic

monitoring

Barton Gas

Recorder

As back-up to

electronic recorder

METERS

Each Separator has a

liquid meter with a

sampler, sampling

every 3/10 of a bbl.

Gas measurement is

obtained by Daniel

Senior Orifice fitting

DUAL TANK GRAVIMETRIC PROVER

Able to prove on sites without disrupting the testing

process.Prover Capacities:

AWT’s Calibrations

Wet LACTS

Gross Meters

Coriolis meters

Turbine Meters

Positive Displacement

Meters

V-cone Meters

Max Rate: 8,000 BPD

Max Pressure: 300#

Max Temp: 350°F

WELL TEST DATA ACCURACYHIGH WATER CUT & HIGH VOLUME, MULTI JAR SAMPLING

ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFECONTAINMENT, TRANSPORTING & RECYCLING

All PROS equipment brought on to any property is equipped and/or accompanied with drip pans and/or a similar

types of containment devices where there is a potential for drips, leaks and/or releases while rigging up and down.

Drip pans/devices will be emptied into approved containers and taken to a customer approved location,. The fluids

will be transported safely to the applicable location for recycling.

Where leaks and/or spills may occur, attempts will be made immediately to eliminate them by improved operational

and/or maintenance practices.

All spills meeting the criteria of Notification Procedures will be immediately reported to the appropriate Safety

Department and/or Personnel.

All spills and/or releases will be addressed in a timely manner with a high priority placed on reducing the exposure

to the public and to the environment, habitat ,surface ground and equipment.

Cleanup shall include restoration of the impacted area to pre-spill/release condition.

FM-3000 FLUID MONITOR

Measures fluid level in Real Time• Used to collect fluid levels for data collection with

automated test separator.

•Sends fluid level measurement to the VFD via

Bluetooth wireless communications.

• Adjusts the pump’s RPM to maintain any preset fluid

level.

FM-3000 FLUID MONITOR

Measures fluid

level in Real Time

Fluid levels data

collection pairs up well

test data

with automated test

separator.

CHOKE MANIFOLD'S

15,000psi WP

10,000psi WP NACE Plug

Catcher

FLOW IRON AND PIPE PACKAGES

2”, 3”, 1502 15,000psi Pipe

2”, 3”, 4” Figure 200 Line Pipe

4”, 6” 8” Flanged Pipe

3 1/16” 15,000# Flanged Pipe

All Size Valves, screwed or flanged

All types Crossovers to 15,000psi

NACE Pipe and Valves

HYDRO TESTING

• Pipe Color Code Banding

• Both Electronic and Barton Chart Recording

• Choke Manifold, Flow Line Pipe Testing

• Max testing pressure 20,000#

• Pressure Vessel testing

• UT Inspection and visual inspection

• Field Testing Services

• Flow lines and Casing Integrity

BOP & ACCUMULATOR INSPECTION TESTING

SERVICES AND REPAIRServicing:

• TIW Safety Valves (FOSV)

• KANA

• Cameron Townsend

• NL Shaffer

• Integrated

• Hydril

• Field Testing Services

BOP INSPECTION AND SERVICES BOP Accumulator Inspection, Servicing and Repair

BOP Inspection, Servicing and Repair

Accumulator Hand Pump and Automated Service and

Repair

BOP Trailer and Accumulator Manufacturing

PORTABLE 400 BBL. WASH TANKS

ZERO - VOC SEPARATORS

Sizes: 10’x20’ & 8’x20’ S/S

Working Pressure: 120 PSI @ 350F

Max Liquid Production: 32000 BPDG with 4

Minute Retention

Time

Max Gas Production: 20 MMCFD

Pump Power: 480 volt 3-phase

Pump Jet Rate: 3500 BPD/

12,000BPD

Inlet connections (2): 1ea. 2” 1502

1ea. 3” 1502

or 2 ea. 3” 1502

Liquid Outlet: 4” 150# flg.

Gas Outlet 4” 150# flg.

Sand Dump: 4” 150# flg.

Foot Print: 11’ X 11’

Overall Height: 31’

ZERO - VOC SEPARATORS ON 6 WELL PAD

FLOW LINE RIG UP SERVICES

FLOWBACK TANK MONITORING

Features:

• Telephones Flowback Technician

on High Level Alarms

• Telephones Flowback Technician

when flow rates exceed projected

rates

• Remote login to view tank levels

• No personnel on tanks for

measurement is required during

operation

FLOWBACK TANK MONITORING & REAL TIME

REPORTING ON TANK LEVELS ADVANTAGES Features

• Quick Wireless installation setup in 5-15

minutes for each tank

• Easy Installation for one man

• Monitors up to 8 tanks on one location

• Monitors Oil and Water levels in each

tank

• No open hatches to gauge tanks

exposing personnel to gasses, therefore

maintaining 0-VOC conditions

• Tank Levels can be set with a High Level

Alarm and High-High Level Alarm with

(light and auditable)Optional Features

• Monitors LEL levels at theft hatch

• Monitors H2S levels at theft hatch

• Can be setup to call appropriate

personnel on any alarms

in conjunction with the flowback technician

TEST LAB

Lab Room contains: a Gas Gravitometer

(Ranarex) for gas gravities, Centrifuge for

running cuts, other analysis: CO2, H2S,

Chlorides, Resistivity's, PH and % of

Basic Sediment

GAS SCRUBBERGas Scrubber on

Early Production

Facilities

SOUR GAS TREATMENT TOWERS

LAND FLARES

A.P.C.D. Permitted Portable Land Flares

40’ TANK FLARE ENCLOSED FLARES

Rated 3 million MCFD

VAPOR RECOVERY UNITS

Variable Frequency

Drives

AERIAL COOLERS

ASME CODE SHOP

• VESSEL ALTERATIONS

• VESSEL REPAIRS

• ASME CODE VESSELS BUILT to SPEC

• VESSEL FIELD REPAIRS

• ASME CODE CALCS

• CAD DESIGN

• U STAMP, R STAMP, S STAMP

• B31.1, B31.3, 1104 PIPING

• FABRICATION

ASME CODE STAMPS

DESIGN AND CAD

ASME CODE SHOP

ASME CODE SHOP

DILUENT SKIDS

MODULAR SKID PACKAGES