ENERGY worldnet, Inc. Newsletter

ENERGY worldnet, Inc. Newsletter

April, 2013

Volume III, Issue 9

In This Issue

Online Education

EWN Recent Training Graduates

Regional Training Opportunities

EWN Training Opportunities

811 April

5 Headaches You'll Avoid by Calling 811 Before You Dig!

1. Cable or Satellite Interruption.

2. Power outage.

3. Ruptured water piping.

4. Property damage/fines.

5. Injuries/death.

Client Quotes

"I wish everyone could be as helpful as you have been"

Ralph Storti

Storti Quality Consulting, Inc.

"It's so nice to talk to real people on the other end! Knowledgeable and friendly service! EWN sets the standard for customer service!"

Brandy Geist
Hersh Digging, Inc.

Operator Qualification (OQ) Services

MWS Construction

Bridgeport, TX.

SCS Engineers

Albuquerque, NM.

Triple J Excavation

Las Cruses, NM.

Village of Pender

Pender, NE.

Permian Valve

Odessa, TX.

Corval Group

St. Paul, MN.

Lineal Industries

Richmond, VA.

Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Services

Village of Pender

Pender, NE.

Compliance Management Services (CMS)

Dig Tech, Inc.

Bastrop, TX.

Jan Electric

Bastrop, TX.

This Week in History

April 1, 1911

First "Pump Jack Capital of Texas" Discovery

April 1, just south of the Red River border with Oklahoma, near Electra, Texas, the Clayco Oil & Pipe Line Company's Clayco No. 1 well launched an oil boom that lasted for decades.

April 2, 1980

Carter signs Windfall Profit Tax

One year after lifting price controls on oil, President Jimmy Carter signed the Crude Oil Windfall Profit Tax (WPT) into law. The controversial WPT imposed an excise tax on oil production.

April 5, 1976

Ford opens Development of Naval Petroleum Reserves

President Gerald R. Ford signed the Naval Petroleum Reserves Production Act of 1976, which authorized commercial development of the nation's three Naval Petroleum Reserves creating a "strategic petroleum reserve."

Texaco Beaumont

April 7, 1902

Texas Oil Company established in Beaumont

In April of 1902, Joseph "Buckskin Joe" Cullinan and Arnold Schlaet formed the Texas Company in Beaumont to transport and refine oil from the booming Spindletop field. Named after its New York City telegraph office address, Texaco's name became official in 1959.

April 7, 1966

Cold War will bring New Offshore Technologies

During the Cold War, the Navy developed deep-sea technologies that the offshore petroleum industry adopted. The Navy's CURV (Cable-Controlled Underwater Recovery Vehicle) recovered a lost nuclear bomb from the Mediterranean in 1966 near Palomares, Spain.

courtesy of aoghs.org

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Making A Difference!

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Environmental & Hydrogeologic Consultants

A client since January 2013, ENERGY worldnet, Inc. is proud to partner with Southwest Geoscience as they utilize the EWN system and training to meet the needs of their customers. Southwest Geoscience is an environmental consulting services company specializing in a broad range of professional environmental services. They provide these services to private and government sector clients throughout the southwest and the United States including oil & gas properties. Southwest Geoscience conducts Environmental Site Assessments to identify recognized environmental conditions.

Since inception, the company has consistently provided superior services to their clients through innovation, diligence and commitment. Their mission is to combine proven environmental consulting services with forward thinking, cost effective, innovative and value-added technologies that balance the economic resources and environmental challenges of clients.

ENERGY worldnet, Inc. shares the same philosophy as Southwest Geoscience that clients and people are our most valued assets. If you would like more information on Southwest Geoscience and their services please visit their website at www.southwestgeoscience.com.

Thinking About Getting Your Education Online?

Today more than any other time in history, people are getting their education from the Internet. ENERGY worldnet, Inc. understands this increasing popularity and wants to provide information on getting your education online. Distance learning, or how it's commonly called "E-learning" or "eLearning", provides students with the opportunity to take an educational class without physically sitting in a classroom.

This is very helpful for people who either work fulltime, travel, or do not have regular access to a local campus. Some of the advantages that are appealing to more and more people include:

Flexibility
Lower costs
Student-centered approach to learning

E-learning provides students the flexibility to take an educational course any time of day anywhere in the world. Online training can potentially eliminate several costs that would otherwise be incurred by a student attending a local campus. These eliminated costs can include money for gas, parking, and books.

The student-centered approach allows the student to completely understand the information before they choose to move on to the next topic. The information is always the same and does not differ as is possible with a classroom instructor. This approach to learning is critical for students to be successful when learning new material. E-learning is becoming both an advantage and a necessity for an increasing number of people.

EWN Commends Recent Training Graduates!

MECP class

EWN's most recent graduates of the MECP program are: standing, left to right, Adam Torres, Graduate, Geoff Isbell, Instructor, Graduates: Ronald Wilks, Twila Everett, John Phillips, Raymond Gonzales, Robin Wheeler, and Scott Wright

EWN's most recent graduates of the Basic System Administrator Training are: standing, left to right, Cory Mattison, Instructor, Graduates: Michael Pendley, Twila Everett, John Phillips, Robin Wheeler, and Scott Wright

EWN's most recent graduate of the Advanced System Administrator and Instructional Design & Authoring Training: Kristy Oxholm

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 and evaluation and know how to properly document an evaluation and maintain records.

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, Inc. 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 function of the system and assisting with the setup of custom options and settings; and by providing practice using actual functions, tools and processes.

MECP Class: May 1, 2013