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Truck & Dispatch Coordination
Coordinate incoming loads with trucking dispatch, monitor expected arrivals, manage truck staging, and maintain communication as conditions change throughout the operation.
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FRAC SAND COORDINATION & FIELD LOGISTICS
Sand Ridge Logistics provides experienced on-site coordination for frac sand operations, connecting trucking activity, sand movement, site logistics, and frac-stage requirements into one coordinated field operation.
FIELD COORDINATION
Frac operations depend on a continuous and predictable supply of proppant moving from the truck queue to the well site and ultimately into the silos and into the operation.
Sand Ridge Logistics provides the on-site coordination required to keep that movement organized, visible, and aligned with the pace of the frac.
Our coordinators work directly with trucking dispatch, drivers, company representatives, engineers, and frac crews to manage the constantly changing conditions of a live well site.
WHAT WE DO
From the first truck arriving on location to the final stage, Sand Ridge coordinates the field operation around the sand requirements of the frac.
Coordinate incoming loads with trucking dispatch, monitor expected arrivals, manage truck staging, and maintain communication as conditions change throughout the operation.
Learn More →Manage the movement of sand on location, including truck staging, unloading, silo activity, sand counts, inventory awareness, and coordination between loads.
Learn More →Coordinate sand requirements around stage timing, changing schedules, truck volume, and the operational demands of the frac crew.
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Sand Ridge works with trucking dispatch to communicate the sand requirements of the operation and coordinate the flow of incoming loads.
Once drivers arrive in the area, field coordination helps control staging and site entry so the location does not become overwhelmed with unnecessary truck congestion.
ON-SITE SAND OPERATIONS
Effective sand coordination requires more than watching trucks arrive. Field personnel need awareness of what is available on location, what is being consumed, and what is expected next.
Sand Ridge coordinates on-site activity involving dry sand, wet sand, belly-dump deliveries, pneumatic deliveries, silos, unloading operations, and sand inventory.
STAGE COORDINATION
A frac schedule is not static. Stage timing can change, wireline operations can affect the schedule, truck arrivals can fluctuate, and sand requirements can shift throughout the day.
Sand Ridge maintains communication between the field operation and the people responsible for keeping sand supplied to the well.
The objective is simple: identify what the operation needs next and coordinate the sand movement required to support it.
HOW WE WORK
Our role is to keep the people, trucks, sand, and schedule connected throughout the operation.
Review the operational schedule, sand requirements, expected truck volume, and site conditions.
Communicate requirements with dispatch, drivers, company representatives, and the frac operation.
Coordinate truck flow, staging, unloading, sand movement, and on-site activity.
Respond to changing stage schedules, truck arrivals, inventory levels, and field conditions.
Keep the operation informed so decisions can be made before a sand shortage becomes a problem.
Maintain the sand flow required to support the operation from stage to stage.
FIELD EXPERIENCE
Our coordinators are trained and certified to operate in demanding field environments, with a focus on safety, communication, and operational readiness.
Sand Ridge Logistics is built around practical field experience in frac operations and sand coordination.
Our coordinators understand the environment they are working in and the importance of communication between trucking operations, sand handling personnel, company representatives, engineers, and frac crews.
We understand that sand logistics is not simply a delivery schedule. It is a live operation where timing, communication, inventory, truck flow, and stage requirements all affect one another.
Tell us about your upcoming operation and what type of field coordination you need.