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New Course Player...Coming Soon!
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Coming soon, ENERGY worldnet, Inc. is delivering a new training experience like never before.
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Do you have an exciting story to share?
If you have a story worth telling, we'd love to hear from you! Article topics can range from, but aren't limited to:
- Interesting facts or history about your company
- Community service projects/upcoming events
- Your experience with EWN
- Spotlighting a job-well-done
Your article could be featured in our next newsletter if selected!
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"Thanks EWN for the professional and courteous customer service you have continued to provide since before we became members in 2000. Every communication MLGW has requested has been answered in a timely manner. Thanks also for continuing to improve & upgrade the Pro II database software, reporting tools, courses and evaluations."
Bin Holland
OQ Administrator
MLGW
"You're very helpful and respond quickly. I appreciate you being patient with me."
Lisa Wright
Okaloosa Gas
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Operator Qualification (OQ) Services
Zephyr Enterprises
Pindale, WY
Medina Irrigation
Chesapeake Trenching
Cambridge, MD
Patton's Service Company
Ruston, LA
Pesado Energy Service, LLC
Mize, MS
Blueknight Energy Partners, L.P.
Oklahoma City, OK
Pesado Energy Services
Mize, MS
Bond Brothers, Inc.
Everett, MA
Cross Inspection Group, LLC
Louisville, TN
Rast Construction
Birmingham, AL
Lobo Plumbing & Utilities
Farmington, NM
Onshore Quality Control Specialists, LLC
Austin, TX
Davenport Roustabout Service
Chandler, OK
TC Underground
Independence, KS
Cornerstone Risk Management (CRM)
Crystal Springs, MS
William Terihay
Diamond, OH
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August 19, 1957 - First and Only Oil Found in Washington State
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Although approximately 600 gas and oil wells have been drilled in Washington state, the Medina No.1 oil well has remained the first and only commercial oil well. It was discovered by the Sunshine Mining Company.
Please see the full story here.
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August 13, 1962 - Norman Rockwell Illustrates Oil and Gas Journal
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The well-known illustrator and painter, Norman Rockwell, was most known during his time for his famous illustrations centered around the American family and lifestyle. In 1916, his renderings could be seen in magazines such as the Saturday Evening Post, Boy's Life, and Leslie's Illustrated Weekly. However, in 1959, his illustrations were featured on a postcard designed to commemorate the centennial birth of the nation's oil production sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute. Soon thereafter, in 1962, Rockwell rendered an advertisement in the leading industry magazine, Oil and Gas Journal. Click here to find out more. |
August 3, 1942 - War Brings Historic Pipeline Effort
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Originally, the "Kentucky Oil and Gas Association" was a name loosely kicked around by a group of oilmen from Eastern Kentucky. In 1919, an oil discovery in Western Kentucky created an influx to the area. Due to this increase in activity, the two regions made a decision to combine forces for better workmanship. After a few articles of incorporation were amended, the Kentucky Oil and Gas Association became the official chosen name.
More details on KOGA beginnings-click here.
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EWN Congratulates Our Most Recent Graduates
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The most recent graduates from the August 16, 2013 Instructional Design Course are pictured from left to right: Red Shaw, Amanda Goll, Brian King, Justin Brown, Mayra Lujan (Instructor, EWN Education & Communication Division)
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EWN Sales Team Contact Information
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For sales information on new services, please contact:
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Jeremy L. Green
Director of National Business Development
ENERGY worldnet, Inc.
Cell: 817-217-4609
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Need to Contact Our Support Team?
Our telephones are answered Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
(CDT).
We can also be contacted by e-mail also at support@energyworldnet.com
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How Will You Celebrate Public National Gas Week?
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 Public Natural Gas Week (PNGW) is fast approaching. This year, it will be recognized October 9-13. This time provides a great opportunity to capitalize on public awareness and market your business and services to your local community. Many natural gas utility companies have had great success in celebrating this unique week. One of those companies is an EWN client, York County Natural Gas Authority. We visited with Marketing Coordinator, Amy Cassidy to ask about their previous success hosting a PNGW. She mentioned that: "Public Natural Gas Week is an opportunity for us to highlight the advantages of having a locally owned natural gas utility in the community, and to educate consumers on the benefits of using clean, affordable and abundant natural gas. The week builds public awareness and allows us to showcase our campus, which includes a public CNG fast-fill station, outdoor living area and appliance showroom, in a fun and engaging way. The week-long festivities include informational sessions on tankless water heating and Natural Gas Vehicles (NGV's), as well as a large open house where we provide a FREE catered lunch and offer door prizes and drawings. The event builds each year, and we expect to host around 500 consumers in October." Below are some additional ideas inspired by a recent article in The SOURCE, a magazine by the American Public Gas Association (APGA), to help you as you prepare for your 2013 PNGW Celebration: Tips - Focus your event around free and fun
- Make the event/activities engaging and interactive
- Utilize PNGW to show customer and employee appreciation
- Post unique facts, quizzes, or historical info throughout the week about Natural Gas on social media or emails
- Share safety and home efficiency tips
- Create posters, flyers, bill stuffers etc. to educate customers on natural gas benefits and uses
Activities - Hosting a concert featuring local bands
- Cook-off event, BBQ, or Weenie Roast
- Sweet-treats gathering (make sundaes, enjoy cupcakes, or S'mores, etc.)
- Outdoor park/carnival-type event (with balloons, popcorn, NGV or byproducts on display)
- Open house with a meet and greet
- Traveling, mobile-unit featuring NG powered appliances
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EWN Launches New OSHA Course:
Struck-By Hazards
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17629-EWN-CBT-Struck-By Hazards
The purpose of this course is to familiarize students on struck-by hazards, ways to protect themselves, and what employers must do to protect workers from such hazards.
Upon completion of this course the student will:
- Identify the four types of struck-by hazards.
- Recognize struck-by hazards.
- Indicate how to protect against struck-by hazards.
- Understand what employers are required to do to protect against struck-by hazards.
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Updated OSHA Course: Hazardous Communication Standard
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2264-EWN-CBT-Hazardous Communication Standard
The purpose of this course is to inform the student on what information is required to be communicated when working with or around hazardous chemicals.
Upon completion of this course, the student will:
- Understand the purpose of the Hazard Communication Standard
- Identify what is required on a hazardous chemical label
- List the information that is on a hazardous chemical safety data sheet
- Indicate what is required in a hazardous communication program
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Southeastern Region Users Conference
October 14-15, 2013 | Pensacola, FL
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The Users Conference is hosted by ENERGY worldnet (EWN) users located within the Southeastern Region.
This event will offer EWN Users the opportunity to hear how other companies are using EWN, and network with those in the industry who use EWN for Operator Qualifications, curriculum development, training, etc. It will also give attendees the opportunity to ask questions about system administration, training, or ways to better use the functionalities of the system for their specific organization.
Agenda Topics:
- Tablet Technology
- Operator/Contractor Relations
- System Administration
- Regulatory Updates
- Panel Discussion - How Companies are Using EWN
- Update from EWN Director of Business Development, Jeremy Green
- EWN as a Learning Content Management System
- Roundtable Discussions with Peer Companies
- Networking with Other EWN Users
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Oct. 14-15, 2013 Pensacola, FL |
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EWN Regional Training Events
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October 2013
October 16, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program
(MECP): Pensacola, FL
October 16, 2013: Basic System Administrator Training: Pensacola, FL
| | October 2013 Regional Training Pensacola, FL |
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November 2013
November 20, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP): Hosted by Leak City in Athens, AL
| | November 2013 Regional Training Events Athens, AL |
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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
| | September 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX |
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October 2013
October 8, 2013: Master Evaluator Certification Program
(MECP): Decatur, TX
October 9, 2013: Basic System Administrator Training:
Decatur, TX
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October 2013
Training Events
Decatur, TX
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October 10, 2013: Advanced System Administrator Training: Decatur, TX
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October 2013
Training Events
Decatur, TX
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October 11, 2013: Instructional Design Training Course:
Decatur, TX
| | October 2013 Training Events Decatur, TX |
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