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A-Z Alphabetical Listing of IADC Associate Members 2008 A-Z EMPLOYERS DIRECTORY Presented by Offshore-Jobs.co.uk Associate Listings 1 A-Z Alphabetical Listing of IADC Associate Members The IADC Associate Members listed in this section are Associate Members are listed by product and service category companies whose manufacturing, service, and supply in the Products & Services Cross Index. capabilities make it possible to drill, complete, produce and service most of the world's oil and gas wells. Companies whose headquarters locations are printed in bold face are advertisers in the 2008 IADC Membership Directory. In addition to the names of key personnel, addresses, phone Look for their advertisements elsewhere in the Directory. (The and fax numbers and Internet addresses, the listings indicate Advertisers Index at the back of this volume provides page the companies' main lines of products and services. IADC numbers for all advertisements in the Directory.) A1 OIL & GAS COMPANY College Station, Texas 77845 USA Phone: 337-291-3343 Leadership Development, Global 10654 Westheimer Road Phone: 979-218-2836 Toll Free: 800-252-5522 Training Implementation, Houston, Texas 77042 USA Toll Free: (800) 231-8004 Fax: 337-291-2243 Supervisory Training, Employment Phone: 832-242-5081 Fax: 979-693-3923 E-Mail: [email protected] Screening, e-Learning. Fax: 832-242-1159 Web: www.aberdeen-drilling.com Web: http://www. E-Mail: [email protected] acadianintegratedsolutions.com Henri Barber, Global Account Web: http://www.a1oilandgas. Kris Wilson, Director Manager com Offshore Medical Services, Air ABERDEEN DRILLING SCHOOLS Ambulance Transportation Land Rigs & Offshore Platforms USA INC ACME TRUCK LINE, INC Buy, Sell and Lease, Drill Pipes, 1 Red Oak Circle Ed Mury, President 10333 N W Frwy, #530 Collars, BOP, TOP Drive, Mud Longview, Texas 75605 USA Greg P Trahan, Executive Vice Houston, Texas 77092 USA Pumps, Barge Rigs, Supply Boats, Phone: 903-297-5607 President Phone: 713-682-1950 Gen Sets, Refurb Rigs & Fax: 903-297-5822 Scott Saunier, Business Toll Free: (800) 210-2263 Equipment, Seeking Drilling Development Manager Fax: 713-682-2847 Contracts Worldwide. Kathryn McPhetridge, Accounts E-Mail: buzzroye@acmetruck. Manager com Jack S Sajad, President ACCU-TRAIN SAFETY LLC Web: http://www.acmetruck.com Isis Alvarado, Engineer ABERDEEN DRILLING SCHOOLS 206 Specialty Ln Max S Fahad, Vice President USA INC. Scott, Louisiana 70583 USA Rig Moving, Equipment Delivery, Komal Sheikh, Director of Finance 2815 Socorro Crt Phone: 337-981-0164 Hot Shot Service, Field Work, Pipe & Drilling Contracts College Station, Texas 77845 USA Fax: 337-989-7373 & Casing Delivery Phone: 979-218-2836 E-Mail: timchampagne@accu- train.com Stephen B Roye, Vice President- A1 SAFETY TRAINING Web: http://www.accu-train.com National Accounts CONSULTANTS (1995) LTD ABERDEEN SKILLS AND Kirkhill Rd ENTERPRISE TRAINING LIMITED Tim Champagne, Manager Kirkhill Industrial Estate, Dyce Aberdeen College ACTION SPECIALTIES INC. Aberdeen, Scotland UNITED Minto Operations Training Centre 7915 Hwy 90 West KINGDOM Units 3-9 Minto Avenue ACEUNICO, INC New Iberia, Louisiana 70560 USA Phone: 44/1224 729420 Altens, Aberdeen AB12 3JZ PO Box 10065 Phone: 337-367-1664 Fax: 44/1224 729430 SCOTLAND New Iberia, Louisiana 70562-0065 Toll Free: 800-819-1664 E-Mail: rleech@a1safetytraining. Phone: 44/1224-896196 USA Fax: 337-367-2276 co.uk Fax: 44/1224-859640 4519 West Hwy 90 E-Mail: info@actionspecailties. Web: http://www. E-Mail: [email protected] New Iberia, Louisiana 70560 USA com a1safetytraining.co.uk Phone: 337-365-7361 Training for Marine Opns., Prod., Toll Free: 800-405-4138 Advertising Specialties, Jackets, Offshore Crane Operator Process, Emerg. Response, Health Fax: 337-365-2910 Shirts, Logos and Decals, Assessments, Lifting Operators & Safety, Elect., Hazardous Areas, E-Mail: [email protected] Monogramming, Uniforms, Training Courses, Manpower Maint., Mech., Instrumentation, & Web: www.aceunico.com Protective Clothing, Safety Award Services, International Training Radiotelephony, IADC Approved Program, Screen Printing, Services. Balast Control and Stability Workwear, Outerwear, Award Promotional Products Training. Programs James MacFarlane, Director Lenny Lipari, President & Owner Sophie McKen, Sales & Marketing Graham Beattie, Corporate David Trappey, President & CEO Craig G Landry, Vice President Executive Business Development Manager Raymond Bernard, Sr VP Mark Lipari, Sales Manager Jim Harvey, Operations Manager Sam Zacha, Sales & Marketing Administration Clint P Renard, Sales (Aberdeen) Manager Michael Broussard, VP Business Marla McDuffie, Sales Phil Caton, Project Manager Development Jared Bienvenu, Sales Dan Ayers, Vice President Sales & Andrew Lipari, Sales ABLEMAN INTERNATIONAL Customer Relations ABERDEEN DRILLING SCHOOLS LIMITED Karen Beuschel, Regional Account & WELL CONTROL TRAINING UB22 San Gwann Industrial Estate Manager ACUMEN INTERNATIONAL INC. CENTRE San Gwann SGN 09 MALTA PO Box 41303 50 Union Glen Phone: 356/21 491060 ACEUNICO, INC Houston, Texas 77241-1303 USA Aberdeen AB11 6ER SCOTLAND Fax: 356/21 447306 PO Box 6885 17471 Village Green Phone: 44/1224-572709 E-Mail: [email protected] Kingwood, Texas 77325 USA Houston, Texas 77040 USA Fax: 44/1224-582896 Web: http://www.ableman.com. 1102 Kingwood Dr, Ste 205 Phone: 713-896-0050 E-Mail: wilson@aberdeen- mt Kingwood, Texas 77345 USA Fax: 713-896-0122 drilling.com Phone: 281-359-0074 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.aberdeen-drilling.com Jonathan Borg, Business Web: www.eAcumen.com Development Executive WellCAP Accredited Sharon Cassar Borg, Personnel & ACHIEVE GLOBAL INC Mud Pump Expendables, Recruitment Executive 5100 Westheimer, Ste 200 Centrifugal Pumps and Parts & Well H. Gene Wilson, Managing Director Houston, Texas 77056 USA Servicing Pump Parts Lesley McBride, Accounts/Admin. Phone: 713-639-3555 Manager ACADIAN INTEGRATED E-Mail: henri.barber@ Marvin Zoch, President SOLUTIONS LLC achieveglobal.com Darryl Stegemoller, Vice President ABERDEEN DRILLING SCHOOLS PO Box 98000 Web: http://www.achieveglobal. USA INC Lafayette, Louisiana 70509-8000 com 2815 Socorro Court USA 146 Associate Listings 2008 IADC MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY ADKINS SERVICES, INC AGR PETROLEUM SERVICES Fax: 65/6303-4444 Oilwell Firefighting & Blowout PO Box 3113 Level 2, Milligan St E-Mail: mh-singapore@ Control, Critical Well Integrity, Well Sugar Land, Texas 77487 USA Perth, Western Australia 6000 akerkvaerner.com Control Engineering & Project 12827 Capricorn Drive AUSTRALIA Mgmt., Relief Well/Well Intersect, Stafford, Texas 77477 USA Phone: 61/8 9360 4000 AKER KVAERNER MH, INC Marine & Industrial Firefighting, Phone: 713-729-3490 28377 FM 529 Hazardous Material Fax: 713-729-5145 Bruce Roebuck, VP of Petroleum Katy, Texas 77493 USA Control, Risk Mgmt., Integrated E-Mail: [email protected] Services Asia Pacific Phone: 281-371-2424 Contingency Plans, Safety & Web: http://www.adkinsservices. Fax: 281-371-2426 Survival Training, Toxic net AGR SUBSEA INC E-Mail: [email protected] Environment Protection, Fire & 11757 Katy Frwy Ste 1300 Safety OEM/Representative & Drilling Rigs, Drill Strings, Handling Houston, Texas 77079 USA Philip L Agnew, P.E., President Product Sales. Tools, Blowout Preventors, Fishing Phone: 281-759-5808 Henry Cook, Production Manager Tools. Kurt Held, Business Development Michael E Allcorn, Managing F J Brown, President of FJ Brown & Manager Director Kamna Kumar, President Associates Mel Colwell, Engineering Manager John Wright, Director, Well Control Ashi Kumar, CEO Rodney Sumner, Pre Production Engineering Services Manager AIR DRILLING ASSOCIATES Tali Ayala, Part Sales ALERT DISASTER CONTROL ADVANTEK INTERNATIONAL 112 Road 2929 Scotty Hughlet, Operation (CANADA) CORPORATION Aztec, New Mexico 87410 USA ManagerCross Reference Codes: Atrium II, Suite 300, 840-6th Ave 3300 S. Gessner Rd, Suite 257 Phone: 505-334-5402 Drilling Equip & Supplies: Manuf/ SW Houston, Texas 77063 USA Fax: 505-334-0311 Sales/Servic, Marine Products, Calgary, Alberta T2P 3E5 CANADA Phone: 713-532-7627 E-Mail: [email protected] Equipment or Services Phone: 403-233-8080 Fax: 713-532-7629 Web: www.airdrilling.com Fax: 403-265-3783 E-Mail: admin@ AKER KVAERNER MH E-Mail: [email protected] advantekinternational.com Air Drilling Services, Fyvie Building Web: www.advantek.com Underbalanced Drilling Services, Howe Moss Ave ALERT DISASTER Rental Tools. Dyce, Aberdeen AB21 ONA CONTROL(MIDDLE EAST) Wellbore Design & Integrity SCOTLAND PO Box 18705 Evaluation, Knowledge Donald Wells, President Phone: 44/1224-424800 Dubai UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Management/Best Practices, Thomas Kilpatrick, Operations Fax: 44/1224-424808 Building #34 Drilling Waste Management, Manager E-Mail: sales-uk@akerkvaerner. Oilfield Supply Center Wellbore Stability & Mud Selection, com Jebel Ali, Dubai UNITED ARAB Underbalance Drilling Training AIR DRILLING ASSOCIATES PTE EMIRATES LTD AKER KVAERNER MH INDIA PVT Phone: 971/4-883-2343 Ahmed Abou-Sayed, President & Wisma Anugraha LTD Fax: 971/4-883-2395 CEO Jalan Taman Kemang 32-B Powergas House E-Mail: [email protected] Jakarta 12730 INDONESIA 177 Vidyanagari Marg Phone: 62/21-7179-2109 Kalina, Mumbai 400098 INDIA ALERT DISASTER CONTROL AGR PETROLEUM SERVICES Fax: 62/21-7179-2119 Phone: 91/22-5684 4291 (OCEANIA) PO Box 444 E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: 91/22-5506 6444 Unit 10, 81-89 Proudlove Parade Skoyen Web: www.airdrilling.com E-Mail: mh-india@akerkvaerner. Albany WA 6330 AUSTRALIA Oslo NO-0213 NORWAY com Phone: 65/6545-5088 Karenslyst allé 4 Diederik Zwager, Vice
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