"I have never dealt with a company that is more customer oriented than ENERGY worldnet. They made a seemingly daunting OQ transition easier than we could have ever imagined.
Then, as we were faced with a challenging deadline of newly instated OSHA guidelines,
Geoff Isbell was right there to walk us though the process and was able to get us compliant in an amazingly short amount of time.
We recommend ENERGY worldnet to any company looking for an OQ or OSHA qualification provider."
Jordan Chaney
Smetana & Associates Construction
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"My day has already been made! Just receiving your email! I so appreciate you and the gang at Energy WorldNet. Never knew what a resource I had at my disposal!"
Karen & TJ
D&G Directional Drilling
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"As a new user of the system, it is a very comforting feeling to know that I have support a phone call away. The professionalism displayed by the Energy World Net employees that I have dealt with, from Amanda Goll at the service desk to Jeremy Green coming to my facility for training, is to be commended. I look forward to building and maintaining a great working relationship for years to come."
Kevin Hein
Momentum
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Operator Qualification (OQ) Services
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Orr Construction Davenport, OK.
Brazos Rock Energy Services
Weatherford, TX.
MTS Inspection Williamsport, PA.
Tru Check, Inc.(VGOA) Somerset,KY.
NPL Construction Company(VGOA)Manassas, VA.
Draper Aden Associates Richmond, VA.
Phillips Tank & Structure
Pittsburgh, PA.
Rachel Contracting
St.Michael, MN.
Hi-Tech Testing, Inc.
Longview, TX.
The State Group Industrial (USA) Limited
Janesville, WI.
Trace Services Pittsburgh, PA.
RK & K Engineers Charlotte, NC.
A1 Excavating
Bloomer, WI.
Surveys and Analysis,Inc.
Shrewsbury, MA.
Doskocil, Inc.
Crosby, TX.
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Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) Services
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Utica East Ohio Midstream
Kensington, OH
Bridge Masters
Bend, OR
M3 Midstream, LLC(Appalachian Gathering System)
Westover, WV.
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Compliance Management Services (CMS)
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Quest One, Inc.
Natchitoches, LA
D & G Construction
Winnsboro, TX.
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Ending Oil Gushers - The Blowout Preventer
The image of James Dean celebrating in a rain of oil may have been dramatic in 1956, but most oilfield gushers ended earlier. By the time the movie "Giant" was made, the technology of well control and blowout prevention had been in place more than 30 years.
Perhaps the most famous high-pressure blowout occurred at Spindletop Hill near Beaumont, Texas. On January 10, 1901, a three-man crew was drilling when a six-inch stream of oil and gas erupted 100 feet into the air. This oilfield would prove to be among the largest and most significant for a gasoline-hungry nation.
Patent records abound with inventors' efforts to find a solution to controlling the underground pressure met when drilling. In 1922, it took a Texas wildcatter's experience and ingenuity to invent a device designed to stop gushers. Read the American Oil & Gas Historical Society article
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July 9, 1883 Finding Oil in the Land of Oz
Just before Dorothy Gale's home sweeps away from her Kansas farm, L. Frank Baum starts a petroleum selling business in Syracuse, New York. His store sells lubricants, oils, greases, and 'Baum's Castorine, the great axle oil.' His father, Benjamin Ward Baum, serves as chief salesman. In 1900, Baum sells his Castorine business and publishes 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.' Read more.
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July 12, 1934 The Start of 'Clark Super 100' Emory T. Clark brings the meaning of 'pit stops' to another level when he establishes the Clark Oil & Refining Corporation. His filling stations are designed to deliver "Super 100 Premium Gasoline." In 1949, his corporation reaches $21.1 million in sales. By 1970, his company operates almost 1,500 gas stations and two refineries. This family business sells in 1981 to Apex Oil for $483 million. Read more. |
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July 14, 1891
Rockefeller expands
Oil Tank Car Empire
John D Rockefeller builds his Union Tank Car Company by merging with Standard Oil Trust. The company manages a U.S. fleet of 61,000 cars. It is also a leading manufacturer of railroad tank cars for the chemical, petrochemical, and food industries. Read more
Courtesy of Bruce Wells
Executive Director
American Oil & Gas Historical Society
http://aoghs.org/
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Green bridges generation gap in 'Today's Challenge, Tomorrow's Workforce' presentation
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Jeremy Green, EWN's National Business Development Director, views 55 as an important statistic for the Oil and Gas Industry. Some consider retirement when they approach this age. In the near future, a void of experienced workers will emerge. As retirees leave the industry, a smaller number of workers will remain.
Mr. Green's presentation, "Today's Challenge, Tomorrow's Workforce" begins by explaining that 55% of our workforce is ready to retire, while only 15% are just beginning their careers. That 15% falls between the ages of 18 through 23. He then explains the issues that feed this statistic.
Three challenges are addressed in the presentation: an aging infrastructure, the aging workforce, and the need for experienced workers to pass on their wealth of knowledge. The aging infrastructure means we will have more maintenance and replacement work than ever before. To solve this problem, Mr. Green proposes that all generations must embrace technology and use it to their advantage. He believes it is important to pass on this knowledge to the next generation.
The presentation encompasses all ages working in the natural gas industry. Mr. Green stated, "When I present the attendees with these facts, they are very interested in working together to provide a solution." Potential retirees understand the importance of a qualified younger workforce , while newer employees are eager to learn and be mentored by experienced professionals .
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EWN welcomes new team member
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 Travis Payne
Travis joins EWN as our new Regional Account Executive. A Kentucky native, Travis currently resides in Northlake, Texas. Travis served in the army from 2004-2012. He has a bachelor's degree from Trident University International in Business Administration. Travis says he's glad to begin his new job at EWN. |
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EWN congratulates our new graduates
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The most recent graduates of the MECP program are:
Front row, left to right: Menda Huddleston, Tommy Graves, Charles Kellar, Scotty Killian
Second row, left to right: Michael Chandler, Instructor: Michael Pendley, Travis Payne
Back row, left to right: Mark Brandon, Red Shaw, Mark Christensen, Debra Hutchins
The most recent graduates of the Basic Administrator Training Course are: Front row, left to right, Debra Hutchins, Menda Huddleston, Travis Payne, Tommy Graves
Second row, left to right, Lauren Morton, Instructor, Michael Chandler, Mark Christensen, Charles Kellar, Red Shaw
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Sales Team Contact Information
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For sales information on new services please contact:
Jeremy L. Green
Director of National Business Development
ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
Cell: 817-217-4609
Office: 940-626-1941
jeremy.green@energyworldnet.com
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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.  MECP Class: August 1, 2013 Location: Local 716 Training Center 21 Gabriel Drive August, ME 04330 Cost: $350.00 Instructor: Jeremy Green, Director of Business Development, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.  | | Regional Training, Daphne Utilities, Augusta, ME |
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August 2013
August 13, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP): Decatur, TX
August 14, 2013: Basic System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
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August 15, 2013: Advanced System Administrator Training; Decatur, TX
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August 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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August 16, 2013: Instructional Design Training Course: Decatur, TX
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August 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX
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September 2013
September 10, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP): Decatur, TX
September 11, 2013: Basic System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
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September 12, 2013: Advanced System Administrator Training; Decatur, TX
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