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EWN Welcomes Our Newest Clients! | |
CRM Contracting
Eden, NY
Utiliquest
Alpharetta, GA
Appalachian Natural Gas Distribution
Castlewood, VA
Six C Fabrication, Inc.
Carrollton, OH
Allied Corrosion Industries, Inc.
Marietta, GA
Wedel Excavating
Texhoma, OK
Gas Systems LLC
Bolivar, MO
OSHA Clients
Turpin Engineering, LLC
Tyler, TX
Armand Construction
New Iberia, LA
Lockhart Trenching & Boring
Rock Island, TN
MS Construction
Pineville, LA
R & R Telco
Winnsboro, TX
Smetana & Associates Construction Co.
Temple, TX
Houston Inspection Field Services LLC
Houston, TX
Power Guardian
Haddock, GA
Crimson Renewable Energy
Bakersfield, CA
Summit Utilities
Littleton, CO
Community Construction
Hazlehurst, MS
Willmut Gas
Hattiesburg, MS
Wilcrest Field Services
Houston, TX
FX5 Construction and Excavation
Decatur, TX
ROW Plus LLC
Alvord, TX
Western Contracting
Decatur, TX
ALAGASCO
Birmingham, AL
Lowe's Construction Co.
Seagoville, TX
Safety Resourcing LLC
Sparks, NV
Highways, Inc
Laverne, TN |
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At EWN, Our Customers Are Always First! |
"Geoff:
Thank you for your quick response to my need, and fully explaining the process. I wish other parties I deal with acted in the same manner."
Larry Turpin
Turpin Engineering, LLC
"ENERGY Worldnet's customer service is refreshing. Everyone is very helpful and professional." Doylene Smith
Parnell Construction Inc.
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This Week in History | |
February 17, 1920 - Lufkin Industries founded in East Texas
In Lufkin, Texas, the Lufkin Foundry and Machine Company is founded as a repair shop for railroad and sawmill machinery.
When the timber supplies in East Texas begin to dwindle and the sawmill business declines, the Lufkin Foundry & Machine Company discovers new opportunities in the newly burgeoning oilfields.
February 17, 1944 - Alabama Oil Discovery
Alabama's first oilfield is discovered in Choctaw County when Texas oilman H.L. Hunt drills the No. 1 Jackson well.
Hunt's wildcat well reveals the Gilbertown oilfield. Prior to finding this discovery, an incredible 350 dry holes - noncommercial wells - had been drilled in Alabama.
February 19, 1889 - Ohio acts to Conserve Natural Gas
The Ohio House of Representatives enacts the state's first petroleum conservation measure - "an Act to prevent the wasting of Natural Gas and to Provide for the plugging of all abandoned wells."
February 20, 1959 - World's First
LNG Tanker arrives
After a three-week voyage, the Methane Pioneer - the world's first liquefied natural gas tanker - arrives at the world's first LNG terminal at Canvey Island, England, from Lake Charles, Louisiana.
February 22, 1923 - First Carbon Black Factory in Texas
Texas grants its first permit for a carbon black factory to J. W. Hassel & Associates in Stephens County. It has been discovered that carbon black dramatically increases the durability of rubber used in tires.
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EWN Congratulates Our Most Recent Graduates!
 Part of the training for the Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP) is reviewing an actual performance evaluation. In the picture to the right, Rocky Baker of All American Safety is working with Geoff Isbell, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.'s COO, to demonstrate how to do a structure-to-soil performance. Geoff is holding the evaluation sheet as Rocky explains the procedure using the simulation materials provided. This class was held February 12 in the Cecil Woods training room in Decatur, Texas. Rocky gave an excellent review of safety procedures in doing his testing.
The most recent graduates of the MECP program are: standing, left to right, Rocky Baker, All American Safety; Steven Deleon, All American Safety; Perry Bassett, NV5; Brandon Chambers, Digco; Andy Watson, Digco; Ferrell Tuttle, SouthTexas OQ; and Jeremy Green, Director of National Business Development, ENERGY worldnet, Inc. In the front row are Amanda Goll, EWN; Lynn Freeborn, South Texas OQ; and Kathryn Dick, South Texas OQ.
Lauren Morton of EWN taught the Basic Administrators course to these graduates on February 13. On the back row, from left to right, are: Lauren Morton; Amanda Goll, EWN; Perry Bassett, NV5; and Ferrell Tuttle, South Texas OQ. On the front row are: Malissa Parrish, Southwest Geosciences; Lynn Freeborn, South Texas OQ; and Kathryn Dick, South Texas OQ. |
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MECP at NMSU in Las Cruces, New Mexico | |
On February 19, Geoff Isbell, Chief Operating Officer of ENERGY worldnet, Inc. conducted MECP classes in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The classes were held in the Corbett Center on the campus of New Mexico State University. The men pictured below are all the recent graduates. The following day, David Avalos and David Apodaca from the University and Ramiro Pereyra from the City of Las Cruces also attended the Basic Administrative classes taught by Geoff Isbell.
Standing, from left to right, David Avalos, NMSU; Eddie Padilla, City of Las Cruces; David Apodaca, NMSU; Ramiro Pereyra, City of Las Cruces; Ronnie Rodriguez, City of Las Cruces; and Tony Jimenez, City of Las Cruces. Kneeling is Chris Hershberger of Utility Services Southwest in Tucson, Arizona.
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EWN Training Opportunities
March 2013
March 12: Master Evaluator Certification Program: (MECP), Decatur, TX, Instructor, Geoff Isbell, Chief Operating Officer, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
March 13: Basic System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
March 14: Advanced System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
March 14 & 15: Instructional Design and Authoring (2 day course): Decatur, TX
April 2013
April 9: Master Evaluator Certification Program, (MECP): Decatur, TX, Instructor, TBD
April 10: Basic System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
April 11: Advanced System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
April 11 & 12: Instructional Design and Authoring (2 day course): Decatur, TX
Click here to register for April Training Events
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Regional Training Opportunities
MASTER EVALUATOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
The Master Evaluator Certification Program is an evaluator/proctor course that provides participants with the principles for conducting effective evaluations and provides opportunities to apply these principles by practicing them in a comfortable environment. This is achieved by discussing individual testing techniques and performance observation techniques; reviewing various Operator Qualification Plan Evaluation requirements; and by providing practice using actual evaluation tools. Upon completion of this course, participants will understand the requirements of 49 CFR 192 and 195 as it relates to written and performance evaluations, know how to prepare for an evaluation, know how to perform an evaluation and know how to properly document an evaluation and maintain records.
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BASIC SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR TRAINING
The System Administrator Training Course provides designated OQ plan administrators and/or supervisors with a hands-on review of the EWN system and prepares them to effectively manage their OQ program utilizing the ENERGY worldnet system and services. This is achieved by discussing the overall layout and navigation of the EWN system for Operators and Contractors; reviewing the features and functions of the system and assisting with the set up of custom options and settings; and by providing practice using actual functions, tools, and processes.
MECP Class: March 14
Location: York County Natural Gas Authority
961 W. Main St.
Rock Hill, SC 29732
Cost: $350
Instructor: Jeremy Green, Director of Business Development, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
Location: Pensacola Energy
Donald E. Baisden Service Center
1625 Atwood Drive
Pensacola, FL 32514
Instructor: Jeremy Green, Director of Business Development, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
MECP Class: March 19 8:30 - 3:30 Limited to 26 participants
BASIC Admin: March 20 8:30 - 3:30 Limited to 26 participants
Location: Cal, Inc.
2040 Peabody Road
Vacaville, CA 95687
Cost: $379 per person, per course
Instructor: Geoff Isbell, Chief Operating Officer, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
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Contact Us
Our telephones are answered Monday through Fridiay from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Central time. We can be contacted by e-mail also at support@energyworldnet.com
ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
P.O. Box 2106
Decatur, TX 76234
Office - 940-626-1941
Toll free-1-855-396-5267
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