Lambert Phillips
About Lambert Phillips
Lambert Phillips is the Head Operations/Terminal Stock Control Lead at Chevron Global Marketing in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, with over 30 years of experience in operations and pipeline management.
Title and Current Role at Chevron Global Marketing
Lambert Phillips serves as the Head of Operations and Terminal Stock Control Lead at Chevron Global Marketing. He is also part of the Global Marketing team. He operates out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area, leveraging his extensive expertise to oversee operations and manage terminal stock effectively.
Professional Background and Experience
Lambert Phillips has amassed over 30 years of experience in operations and pipeline management. His career began at Boeing Petroleum Operations, where he worked for a year in St. James, Louisiana. He then spent 14 years at the U.S. Department of Energy, managing pipelines and operations across various locations in Louisiana, including St. James, Plaquemine, and New Iberia. Since November 2004, Lambert has been with Chevron Global Marketing, bringing nearly two decades of experience to his current roles.
Chevron Global Marketing Tenure
Since November 2004, Lambert Phillips has been a key figure at Chevron Global Marketing. His extensive experience in operations and terminal stock control has significantly contributed to the company's efficiency and strategic objectives. Based in Fort Worth, Texas, he plays a crucial role in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, ensuring effective operations and stock management.
Previous Roles at U.S. Department of Energy
From 1990 to 2004, Lambert Phillips served at the U.S. Department of Energy, focusing on pipeline and operations management. His work took him across several Louisiana locations, including St. James, Plaquemine, and New Iberia. During his 14-year tenure, he specialized in overseeing pipelines and managing operational integrity.
Experience at Boeing Petroleum Operations
Before joining the U.S. Department of Energy, Lambert Phillips worked at Boeing Petroleum Operations in 1989 for one year. His role involved operations management, set in St. James, Louisiana. This position marked the beginning of his extensive career in pipeline and operations management.