HOUSTON, TEXAS – July 25, 2012: MicroSeismic, Inc. (MicroSeismic) announced today that Randy Evans has been appointed Vice President of Operations. In this role, he will be responsible for the oversight of global field acquisition operations and the Health, Safety and Environment program.
“We are excited to have Randy join our senior management team,” said Terry Jbeili, COO of MicroSeismic. “Randy brings a wealth of managerial, business and technical experience in the oil and gas sector which will allow us to further realize significant growth, both domestically and internationally, and implement even higher levels of service and safety for our clients.”
Mr. Evans has more than 32 years of experience in the oil and gas industry. He began his career with Dresser Atlas as a Field Engineer and has held roles in operations, marketing, sales and general management. Prior to joining MicroSeismic he was Business Development Manager for Baker Hughes’ African operations.
“I look forward to working with MicroSeismic,” stated Randy. “The company’s extensive experience with optimizing well completions through the use of hydraulic fracture monitoring and continued development of services for this industry makes this an exciting time to join the operations team as we continue to grow and deliver value to our customers.”
Mr. Evans has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas. He holds 10 patents in the completions technology field and is an active member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, Society of Exploration Geophysicists and Society of Professional Well Log Analysts.
About MicroSeismic
MicroSeismic, Inc. is an oilfield services company providing real-time monitoring and mapping of hydraulic fracture operations in unconventional oil and gas plays. Founded in 2003, MicroSeismic is the pioneer in monitoring microseismic activity utilizing surface and near-surface arrays. The company helps oil and gas companies understand how the reservoir responds to stimulation and its impact on customer economics.
For more information, visit www.microseismic.com.