Dejan Loncaric
About Dejan Loncaric
Dejan Loncaric serves as a Day Toolpusher at Nabors Industries, where he has worked since 2014 in Kurdistan. He has extensive experience in drilling operations, utilizing advanced equipment and managing complex mud systems.
Work at Nabors Industries
Dejan Loncaric has been employed at Nabors Industries as a Day Toolpusher since 2014. He has worked in this role for ten years in Kurdistan. In his position, he oversees various drilling operations and manages a sophisticated mud system with a capacity of 1,580 barrels active and 1,620 barrels reserve. His responsibilities include ensuring the safe and efficient operation of drilling equipment, including advanced tools such as the Canrig Top Drive Model 1275AC-681 and Canrig TM-120 Iron Roughneck.
Previous Experience in Drilling Operations
Before joining Nabors Industries, Dejan Loncaric gained extensive experience in the drilling sector. He worked at KCA Deutag as an Assistant Driller from 2011 to 2012 in Oman and as a Driller from 2012 to 2013 in Oman. Additionally, he served as an Assistant Driller at Crosco, Integrated Drilling & Well Services Co., Ltd. from 2006 to 2010 in various locations, including Equatorial Guinea and the Gulf of Mexico. His early career included roles as a Derrickman and Floorman, providing him with a comprehensive understanding of drilling operations.
Education and Training
Dejan Loncaric completed his education at BUILDING Schools and attended a Secondary School Centre in Čakovec, Croatia, from 1992 to 1995. His training in building and construction has contributed to his technical knowledge in the drilling industry, supporting his career progression in various operational roles.
Technical Expertise in Drilling Equipment
Dejan Loncaric possesses technical expertise in operating advanced drilling equipment. He manages a drive group powered by five Caterpillar 3512 C engines, each rated at 1,476 horsepower. He is experienced with the Continental Emsco C-3 III drilling rig, capable of reaching depths of up to 30,000 feet. His role involves ensuring the operational efficiency of a drilling rig with a hook load capacity of up to 1,540,000 lbs and a blowout preventer (BOP) rated at 18 ¾ 15 K Cameron.