Joel Stanley
About Joel Stanley
Joel Stanley is a Pipeline Control Room Operator at Holly Energy Partners, where he has worked since 2014. He has a background in civil engineering studies and has previously worked as a Plant Operator at Intrepid Potash.
Work at Holly Energy Partners
Joel Stanley has served as a Pipeline Control Room Operator at Holly Energy Partners since 2014. Over his ten years in this role, he has worked in Artesia, New Mexico, where he has been involved in various operational responsibilities. His contributions include learning new systems from previous owners during asset acquisition and assisting in the creation of log sheets and procedural documentation. Additionally, he has trained four new operators, demonstrating his commitment to leadership and mentorship within the organization.
Education and Expertise
Joel Stanley attended the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, where he studied Civil Engineering from 2006 to 2010. Although he did not complete his degree, his education in engineering provided a strong foundation in math and physics, subjects in which he excelled during high school. His technical knowledge has been beneficial in his roles within the energy sector, particularly in understanding complex systems and processes.
Background
Joel Stanley began his career in the workforce at the age of 13, starting with a paper route that he maintained until he was 16. He transitioned to the energy industry by working at Intrepid Potash as a Plant Operator from 2010 to 2014 in Carlsbad, New Mexico. During his time there, he advanced from a potash refinery operator to a plant control room operator, mastering the potash refining process and operating a man-lift.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Joel Stanley has demonstrated resilience and adaptability, particularly in overcoming poor time management skills developed in his youth. He has successfully balanced his career with family responsibilities. His role in asset acquisition at Holly Energy Partners highlights his ability to learn and implement new systems effectively, contributing to operational improvements within the company.