Shady Ahmed

A) Office Work:

1.Gathering data:

• With the operation supervisor, gather and validate daily drilling data (blast holes, GC holes, probe holes, weep holes, and explorations).
• Cleaning and analysis of data
• Input of data into the working systems
• QAQC reports collection each day and comparison with reported drilling meters.

2. Monitoring and claims for revenue:

• Make monthly, weekly, and daily revenue calculations
• Create daily claims for all drilling activity and send them to the client

3. Cost control:

• tracking the usage of drilling equipment
• Measuring the lifetime of drilling equipment
• Tracking cost per meter on a daily or monthly basis
• Send a report to the provider detailing any immature failures and any warranty claims

4. Client Communications:

• Daily communication with the client representative discussing the drilling claims in order to reach an understanding and obtain approval

5. Reporting:

• A daily update on drilling
• Report on daily revenue
• Reports on drilling tools and cost control are included in the daily RDT report
• Drilling stock report every day
• Weekly project report (WPR)
• Drilling report every month
• RDT reports every month
• Actual meters that were drilled and reported meters are reconciled each month
• B) Field Work:
• Tracking the drilling rig operators' work and progress to ensure that the client receives drilled shots of the highest quality.
• Monitoring the use of oil and fuel by drilling rigs, as well as how they travel from shot to shot.
• Monitoring and analyzing production data in order to detect and optimize production processes
• Working with other departments, such as geology and maintenance, to guarantee smooth operations and timely project completion
• Inspections of equipment and machinery on a regular basis to ensure that they are in good working order and performing optimally.

Responsible for:

• Drilling equipment and their daily drilling rates
• Making daily reports about drilled meters and how much is still not drilled
• Comparing the different rates of our rig bits to know the best of them in performance and durability
• Making monthly reports about our production and comparing with previous months to see if there is any loose material

• Meeting with clients to discuss their design requirements and needs
• Design concepts are created and presented to clients for approval.
• Designing for a multitude of mediums such as print, digital, and social media.
• Developing integrated branding and marketing campaigns in collaboration with other designers, writers, and marketing experts
• Managing numerous tasks at the same time while meeting deadlines.
• Making modifications and improvements to designs in response to client feedback
• Keeping up with design trends and software improvements
• Invoicing, billing, and customer communication are all part of running your own business.