David Boone

• As a wireline lead, I work directly with consultants and engineers to make sure our jobs are done safely and in a timely manner. I would regularly operate Class A - heavy equipment and make sure job protocols are followed and provide onsite training when needed. I also regularly had interactions with land owners, state, federal and tribal members as well as daily dealings with consultants and third party companies.

Working alongside a crew for North Dakota state doing highway work, we would haul gravel, load trucks with equipment and hotshot them out to different locations. We ran side dumps, end dumps, belly dumps and tractor trailers daily.

• While with JMAC, I had a variety of duties while working within different departments. I worked as a truck pusher and oversaw onsite operations such as working with dispatchers and consultants to make sure our trucks were onsite carrying out our customers’ needs. I was also responsible for leading safety meetings and ensuring safety while simultaneous operations were running with 3rd party communication being paramount.
• On the construction side, I would hot shot equipment out: loading, transporting and unloading equipment using flatbed trailers and flatbed trucks, while following DOT regulations. I have used side, belly, and end dump trucks. During the winter season, I worked with the City of Williston to help with snow removal. On site: I often ran heavy equipment including water trucks, scrapers, loaders, skid steers, sheepsfoot and conveyor belts.

During these years I worked on and off between JMAC and West Dakota Water, mostly hauling heavy equipment, helping with lay flat hose and water transfer pumps.