A CASED HOLE WIRELINE COMPANY
Since 1977
A CASED HOLE WIRELINE COMPANY
Since 1977
From its humble beginnings, PLS has provided superior wireline services with an impeccable safety record. All employees are very experienced, highly versatile and motivated to bringing the best services and value to all of our customers. We specialize in cased hole logging, with a major focus on Radioactive Tracer Surveys for E.P.A./State M.I.T. compliance. Though our major focus is Radioactive Tracer Surveys, we also specialize in all types of cased hole logging, perforating and pipe recovery. We work with customers in helping to facilitate the best course of action for any type of scenario, on all types of jobs. With a portable mast, cranes and workover rigs are not always necessary for rig up operations, but can be used in conjunction with them, if the job calls for it. For any questions, quotes or consulting services, please call, text or email any of our employees listed in the contact information.
OFFICE
(435)-789-6940 (24/7)
CRAIG STRATTON (UT)
(435)-828-7069
cms@productionlogging.com
KEVIN STRATTON (UT)
(435)-828-0692
kevin@productionlogging.com
MATT STRATTON (UT)
(801)-244-3879
matt.stratton@productionlogging.com
LARRY CLIFF (CA)
(714)-906-9012
lcliff@productionlogging.com
LOCATIONS:
VERNAL, UT
LONG BEACH, CA
Rod Pumps
Electrical Submersible Pumps
Open Hole
Water Hold-Up Surveys
Radioactive Density Surveys
High Resolution Surface Readout Pressure Surveys
Step Rate Testing
Spinner Surveys
Correlation Surveys
Gamma-Ray Surveys
X/Y Caliper Surveys
Noise Surveys
Single Zone
Multiple Zone
Open Hole
Annular Surveys
Water and Gas (CO2; Natural; Nitrogen)
E.P.A./State M.I.T. Compliance (see E.P.A./State M.I.T. Compliance page for more info)
Wireline Set Packers
Wireline Set C.I.B.P.’s 2-3/8” tbg. - 7” csg.
Dump Bail Cement
Pipe Recovery:
Tubing Jet Cutters
Tubing Chemical Cutters
String Shot
Perforating:
1-3/8” Tubing Guns to 4” Casing guns
Squeeze Holes
Circulating Holes
Casing Perforations
Channel Detection
Mechanical Integrity: Packers; Liners; Casing Shoe; Top Perf.
Lost Circulation
Disposal Wells (see E.P.A./M.I.T. Compliance page for more info)
Equipment:
Warrior Data Acquisition Software
Reduced O.D. Tools - 1”, 1-3/8”, 1-11/16”
5000 P.S.I. pressure rating
Grease Injection/Well Fluid Containment
Portable Derrick - Workover Rig/Crane not required for most wells
Slickline Unit
Slickline
Braided Line
High Pressure Capability - 5000 P.S.I. working pressure
Injection Valve Work
Gas Lift Valve Work
Tubing Plugs - Full line of Otis & Baker Plugs
Tubing Broaches
Wax Cutting
Gauge Rings
Impression Blocks
Fishing Tools
Swabbing
Hydraulic Pump Retrieval
Sand Bailing
Pressure Surveys - Electronic Memory Gauges
Equipment:
Reduced O.D. Tools - 1”, 1-3/8”, 1-11/16”
5000 P.S.I. pressure rating
Grease Injection/Well Fluid Containment
Portable Derrick - Workover Rig/Crane not required for most wells
Depending on the class of injection well in operation, federal and state agencies often require M.I.T. - Mechanical Integrity Tests to be performed periodically. There are standards for M.I.T.’s, but it isn’t always a “one size fits all” and PLS specializes in helping the customer to design and execute whatever M.I.T. best fits and meets all requirements set by the governing agency. We mainly work under E.P.A. Region 8, but travel anywhere we are needed. We have experience with geothermal power generation injection wells and offshore platform injection wells, also.
The E.P.A. has strict guidelines on what is to be included in the M.I.T. test and designing a program to meet these guidelines can sometimes be confusing. PLS has extensive experience working under the E.P.A. Region 8 M.I.T. guidelines and we work with customers on designing and executing a program that meets all requirements set by the E.P.A.
There are two parts to the M.I.T.
PART I - INTERNAL MECHANICAL INTEGRITY is an assurance that there are no significant leaks in the casing/tubing/packer system. This is typically accomplished by doing an annular pressure test. See E.P.A. guidance regulation website for more details.
PART II - EXTERNAL MECHANICAL INTEGRITY demonstrates that after fluid is injected into the formation, the injected fluids will not migrate out of the authorized injection interval through vertical channels adjacent to the wellbore. This is typically accomplished by temperature logging and/or radioactive tracer logging. See E.P.A. guidance regulation website for more details or call/text/email a PLS representative for help.
Part II - Temperature Logging - https://www.epa.gov/uic/region-8-temperature-logging-guidelines
Radioactive Tracer Logging - https://www.epa.gov/uic/region-8-radioactive-tracer-survey-guidelines
If not regulated by the E.P.A., whatever state the well is operating in, is governed by the state. State standards must meet or exceed E.P.A. standards, so often times, a state program will closely mimic E.P.A. standard guidelines. PLS will work with you, the customer and the governing state agency to design a program to satisfy all requirements.
Geothermal power generation requires underground water injection, which is regulated by the state or E.P.A., depending on the location of the well. PLS has extensive experience working in geothermal injection wells and designing a program to demonstrate sufficient mechanical integrity. PLS also has experience in partnering with offshore wireline companies to service injection wells on offshore platforms. Again, depending on the location of the platform, they fall under state or federal regulation. For assistance on designing a program or for questions regarding a project proposal, please contact a PLS representative via phone/text/email.
Since 1977, PLS has remained a small, family owned business, focused on safety and excellence. All of our employees are constantly learning and highly skilled wireline technicians.
Starting in 1978, Craig has has played a key role in building the company into what it is today and maintaining day to day operations. Most of PLS’s downhole tools were designed and built, in-house, by Craig. Currently, Craig works on the special projects team, which handles all jobs that fall out side of the “day to day” work scope.
Contact: cms@productionlogging.com
(435)-828-7069
Starting in 1979, Kevin has also played a key role in building the company into what it is today. After 32 years of nearly day to day field work, Kevin now focuses on cleaning, building, and maintaining all equipment used in day to day operations as well as periodic sales work.
Contact: kevin@productionlogging.com
(435)-828-0692
Graduating from USC, with a degree in geology, Larry has been a long time PLS employee, operating out of Long Beach, CA. Currently managing day to day operations in our Long Beach, CA branch, Larry works most days running radioactive tracer surveys for various California operators. He has extensive wireline experience, with a heavy emphasis in fluid entry logging, both conventional and through a Y-tool and radioactive tracer logging in the Wilmington Basin.
Contact: lcliff@productionlogging.com
(714)-906-9012
Lee is based in and works in California, but has experience in the Rocky Mountain Region as well. Along with assisting in rigging and logging, Lee helps to coordinate work, equipment logistics and cleaning and maintaining wireline equipment and facilities. Lee is also very passionate about photography and most off the photos you see on this website, he took at various work locations.
Adriana started out part-time, helping with drafting and data entry in the office. Shortly after, a change in office staff left Adriana to manage most day to day operations in the office. She stepped up to the plate and is quickly learning all the ins and outs of the office management and has been a valuable asset to the company since day one.
Contact: adriana.garcia@productionlogging.com
(435)-789-6940
Another long time PLS employee, Rory manages day to day wireline operations in Chevron’s RWSU field in northwestern Colorado. He is a highly versatile employee with vast experience in everything from radioactive tracer logging, running our mechanical braided line truck and being our pipe recovery specialist. Before managing operations in the RWSU field, he was traveling across the Rocky Mountain Region, gaining experience in all types of wireline work.
Contact: rory@productionlogging.com
(435)-828-0693
JR oversees most E.P.A. tracer logging in the Monument Butte field, South of Vernal, UT, as well as the tracer logging in the RWSU field. He is also a very versatile employee. With over 15 years of wireline experience, he’s done a lot and seen a lot, too. His main focus is radioactive tracer logging, but is also very skilled at other aspects of wireline operations, such as pipe recovery and mechanical services.
Contact: jr.hacking@productionlogging.com
(435)-828-7075
Veni is one of the newer employees at PLS, with a little over a year of experience. He is going from crew to crew, gaining as much experience as possible and learning very quickly. Veni has a background in the oil and gas industry, with several years of experience operating in a gas production field.
Contact: veni@productionlogging.com
(435)-219-4818
Louis Roberts is our most skilled slick line operator, having done it for nearly 30 years. Louis is very knowledgeable in down hole equipment such as plugs, nipples, running tools and setting tools. Louis manages our day to day slick line operations in XTO’s Uintah Basin assets. He also coordinates with Rory to assist in completing slick line projects in the RWSU field.
Contact: louis@productionlogging.com
(435)-828-0684
Matt has been employed with PLS since, 2005 and operating a wireline unit since 2011. He has a lot of experience in day to day operations, such as, tracer logging, pipe recovery, and mechanical services, but also covers most special projects. Some special projects include geothermal injection well logging (temp.,tracer,spinner), fluid entry logging and offshore injection well logging. When not covering special projects, Matt goes from field to field, covering whatever is needed, which helps to diversify his work experience.
Contact: matt.stratton@productionlogging.com
(801)-244-3879