Mcneese Field Services Inc

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Why You Should Use McNeese Field Services, Inc
...32 Years serving the oil industry

One Computerized Mud Logging Unit equipped with Digital Data Acquisition System, Hot Wire, and Chromatograph,
Continuous monitoring of gases coming from the well bore,
Lithological interpretations and fluoroscopic examination of well cuttings caught at stipulated intervals by drilling rig crews,
One Technician prepares daily Mud Log and report,
Unit is manned on a 24 hour basis as the drilling dictates,
Real Time Service,
One set of dry samples,
One color and two black and white final copies of the mud log,
One CD containing the mud log.

Lithological interpretations and fluoroscopic examination of well cuttings caught at stipulated intervals by logging technicians,
Two Technicians prepares daily Mud Log and report,
Unit is manned 24 hours,

1 inch scale or 5 inch scale mud log are available.

Sample McNeese Field Services Mudlog

At McNeese Field Services, our employees meet specific requirements of education and experience to
perform the quality service on which you can depend on. All our employees are thoroughly trained and
tested in the field of Hydrocarbon Analysis.

Safety and safe working conditions top the priority list at McNeese Field Services.
All employees regularly attend safety meetings and training programs to enhance safe working practices
and to help them recognize danger signals. In addition we have an extensive pre-employment and random
substance-abuse testing program

McNeese Field Services employs the latest internet technology with on site RTS available for viewing through the internet.
The RTS is a complete tool for the exploration geologist. RTS makes it possible to monitor the drilling and gas information
being collected by the computerized instruments on the logging unit as the well is being drilled from any internet
connected computer in the world. RTS sends a continuous image via satellite technology to a secure internet web page which allows the
geologist to view the live data as it is being collected by the computers on the logging unit.
Image of the McNeese Field Services Real Time Service.