Fueling Our Future : The PumpTex Podcast
"Fueling Our Future" is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the dynamic opportunities within the petroleum equipment industry. Hosted by industry veterans, this show delves into the vital role petroleum equipment professionals play in keeping the world moving.
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Robert S. Episode 19 Aug 2026 "From the Field to the Office: Lessons in Petroleum Equipment, Estimating, and Teamwork" (opens the original)
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In this episode, longtime PumpTex team member Robert S. reflects on nearly 35 years of experience in the petroleum equipment industry. Robert discusses his career path from construction and service work to estimating and project coordination, along with his experience installing and maintaining fuel systems, automotive lifts, and lube systems. The conversation also explores the importance of communication, hands-on experience, and teamwork at PumpTex. It highlights what makes the company’s cultu
Chris C. Episode 18 July 2026 "Built from the Ground Up: Chris' Lessons from Petroleum Construction" (opens the original)
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In this episode, Robert Peavey sits down with longtime petroleum construction professional Chris C. to explore the realities of building and maintaining fuel facilities from the ground up. Drawing from years of field experience, Chris shares practical insights into underground tank installation, piping systems, excavation challenges, safety standards, and the coordination required to keep complex construction projects on schedule. Takeaways Thorough planning and preparation help prevent costly c
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