Oilfield Survival Guide, Volume One

For All Oilfield Situations

By: Matthew J. Hatami

Narrated by: Matthew J. Hatami

Save money, time, and lives with the real-world oil and gas experience of others. Learning the hard way in the oilfield can cost you millions, sometimes billions of dollars in addition to injury and loss of life.

Cut through the noise to focus on the most critical aspects of working in the oil and gas business. Based on more than 1,000 oil and gas situations involving drilling, cementing, fracking, wireline, coil tubing, snubbing, running tools, welding, production, workover, logging, trucking, geology, land, engineering, resource development, executive management, and much, much more.

Expand your value-creation opportunities by learning from the real-world experience of others. Whether you work in the office or in the field, work as a company man, engineer, driller, tool pusher, roughneck, geologist, landman, truck driver, frac hand, treater, cementer, lawyer, flowback hand, welder, geophysicist, snubber, pumper, equipment operator, derrick man, mechanic, petrophysicist, roustabout, manager, director, VP, or executive, consider adding Oilfield Survival Guide to your toolbox of knowledge. In other words, if you work hard for your money in the oil business, this audiobook is for you.

The oil and gas industry is one of the most capital-intensive businesses today. As a result, mistakes/situations can be expensive, in addition to injury and loss of life. To prevent undesirable situations, Oilfield Survival Guide was created, based on more than 1,000 oil and gas situations.

The ultimate guide for all oil and gas situations:

• Tactics
• Procedures
• Fatalities
• Short stories
• Train wrecks
• Disaster avoidance
• Court cases
• Life-savings skills
• Checklists
• Troubleshooting
• Problem job prevention

©2017 Matthew J. Hatami (P)2018 Matthew J. Hatami

Great Book!

Lots of great information especially helpful if you work in the oil field. The author does a very good job of reading the book and explaining details and situations that make learning from the experiences easy. Would recommend to anyone.

Greatly Enjoyed!

Solid audiobook. Author did a good job covering a complex subject. Good delivery, you won’t be bored.

excellent book.

Mr. Hatamis book is spot on and meshes the technical expertise of engineering with operational field experience wisdom. if you work in the oilfield either for a service company or for a operating company, this book is for you.

More focused on safety, drilling and fracking operations

This is a good listen for being an oil field book. Doesn’t really focus on production after Flowback besides work over operations. As a pumper I was hoping for a few scenarios related to my job. Gets technical at times and hard to follow unless your used to the procedures. Planning on buying the physical book.

S.M. Callon pumper

Very knowledgeable and interesting

For a young person getting into the oil field this would be a very good book to read to give you an idea of what the job is going to entail and what life in the field has for you in store.

Valuable Oil and Gas Industry Knowledge

Greatly enjoyed listening to the audiobook on the way to location. I work in the oil and gas industry and spend a lot of time in the field and found the information highly relevant to real-world operations. The author understands the dynamics and challenges in the field. This seemed to be a complex book to transition into audio and I think the author did a great job of explaining the charts, quotes, tables in the hardcopy book, in the audiobook. During certain parts, I was following along with the hardcopy book, and I could tell there is a lot of additional information in the audiobook that is not in the hardcopy, especially in the procedures section. I greatly enjoyed the stories and situations explained. I like the fact the author himself read this one as I am not a fan of audiobooks narrated by professionals, even if it's not 100% perfect. I think this book will help prevent accidents and other 'undesirable situations'. If you work in the oilfield, I highly recommend the Oilfield Survival Guide.

This book is VERY dry

This is a good book for asirining engineers and academics to listen to, before they leave a classroom to enter life.

From an engineer who has never put his hands on a brake handle, for engineers who have no intention of ever putting thier hands on a device in the field.