Keenah Vancampenhout
About Keenah Vancampenhout
Keenah Vancampenhout serves as an O and M Technician IV at Enable Midstream Partners in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where he has worked since 2018. He has a background in business management and extensive experience in monitoring SCADA systems and optimizing operations in the oil and gas industry.
Work at Enable Midstream Partners
Keenah Vancampenhout has been employed at Enable Midstream Partners as an O and M Technician IV since 2018. In this role, Vancampenhout is responsible for initiating pump and delivery schedule changes to optimize operations and maintain product quality. The position involves monitoring SCADA systems to control the flow of oil and salt water through pipelines. Vancampenhout also inspects plant activities to identify and troubleshoot issues, ensuring system integrity and peak operations. Additionally, Vancampenhout regularly gathers and tests oil samples to ensure safety and compliance with regulations, and provides variance reports to field staff to assist with task prioritization.
Previous Experience at Andeavor
Before joining Enable Midstream Partners, Keenah Vancampenhout worked at Andeavor as a Control Room Operator from 2014 to 2018. This four-year tenure took place in San Antonio, Texas. In this role, Vancampenhout was involved in overseeing operations and ensuring the efficient functioning of control systems within the facility.
Education and Expertise
Keenah Vancampenhout studied Business Management at Penn Foster Career School from 2016 to 2018, completing a two-year program. Prior to that, Vancampenhout attended Northeast Wisconsin Technical College from 2010 to 2015. Currently, Vancampenhout is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology with a focus on Software Development at Southern New Hampshire University. This educational background supports Vancampenhout's expertise in operational management and technology.
Technical Skills and Responsibilities
In the role of O and M Technician IV, Keenah Vancampenhout has developed a range of technical skills. These include expertise in monitoring SCADA systems, which are essential for controlling the flow of oil and salt water through pipelines. Vancampenhout is also skilled in inspecting plant activities to identify and troubleshoot operational issues, ensuring system integrity. The responsibilities include gathering and testing oil samples for safety compliance and providing variance reports to assist field staff in task prioritization.