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Remembering 911
Please take a moment and join us as our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and individuals who were impacted by the tragic events that occurred 12 years ago on 9/11/2001.
To read more about the 9/11 National Memorial, please visit:
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"Thank you so much for the quick turnaround and following through. This means a lot to our company and is greatly appreciated!"
Henry J Hidalgo
Sunrise Utilities Network Corporation
"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
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Operator Qualification (OQ) Services
Atmos Energy (VGOA)
Johnson City, TN
Tabula Rasa Energy, LLC
Houston, TX
S & B Infrastructure
Houston, TX
Tiger Creek Enterprises, Inc.
Brookeland, TX
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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- Good business practices that spotlight a job-well-done
Your article could be featured in our next newsletter if selected!
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September 2, 2009 -BP Offshore Discovery at Record Depth
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BP announced it's discovery of the world's deepest recorded oil well just over three years ago this month. The Tiber Prospect oil well set a world record depth of 30,923 feet into the seabed floor just off of the southeast coast of Houston in the Gulf of Mexico.
Read More.
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September 4, 1850 -Chicago Streets Get Gas Lights
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 The Windy City gets gassed up! Their street lamps, that is. The Chicago Gas Light & Coke Company introduced and lit up the city of Chicago with street lamps fueled by gas. They were first displayed up and down Lake Street. Read More. |
September 7, 1923 -Dominguez Hills Oil Discovery
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LA paved the way for its glitz and glamor status even back in the roaring 20's. An oil discovery was found in a Los Angeles County known as Dominguez Hills. It resulted in a stockholder payout of over $10 million dollars! Frederick Burnham, an independent oilman, discovered the oil well. His discovery was a 4,068 feet deep well that produced 1,193 barrels per day! Read More.
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EWN Congratulates Our Most Recent Graduates
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The most recent graduates from the September 10, 2013 Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP) class are pictured from left to right: Russell Rogers, Johnny Jackson, Fernando Lara, Jose Escamilla, Richard Milliron, Joe Green, Instructor-Geoff Isbell (COO, ENERGY worldnet, Inc.), Norm Brown, Carla Richardson
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The most recent graduates from the September 11, 2013 Basic System Administrator Training are pictured from left to right: Russell Rogers, Felicia Adkins, Carla Richardson, Joe Green, Instructor-Amanda Goll (EWN Professional Services)
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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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Hazard Communications Update: Workers to be Trained by Dec. 1, 2013
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 The Globally Harmonized System of Classification (GHS) has been incorporated into the Hazard Communications Standard (HCS) and Labeling of Chemicals. According OSHA.gov, the GHS sets an international strategy of consistency across the board for hazard communications and will improve the quality and consistency of understanding hazard information. This includes bringing chemical hazards criteria under a more uniformed classification system, and standardizing the approach to labeling elements and preparing safety data sheets. Employers are required to train workers on new HCS updates by December 1, 2013 on three significant changes: - Hazard Classification- provides specific criteria for classification of health and physical hazards and the classification of mixtures
- Labels- each hazard class and category need to include a harmonized signal word, pictogram, and both hazardous and precautionary statements
- Safety Data Sheets (SDS)- features an updated format broken down into 16-sections
New updates are anticipated to reduce the number of accidents, fatalities, injuries, and illnesses associated with chemical exposures due to workers being able to better understand information about hazards related to the chemicals being handled or exposed. OSHA has estimated a reduction in 43 fatalities and 585 injuries and illnesses. OSHA estimates over 5 million workplaces in the US will be effected by the newly revised HCS. For more detailed information, please refer to the OSHA website-click here. Need Training? ENERGY worldnet, Inc. offers a Hazards Communication training course available in both English and Spanish.
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OSHA Proposed Ruling on Crystalline Silica
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 Current crystalline silica parameters are framed around exposure limits that are 40-years-old. These outdated permissible limits are inconsistent between industries and lack in providing adequate health protection standards against the possible threats that crystalline silica can have on one's health such as lung cancer, silicosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and kidney disease. OSHA is proposing a new ruling that would bring crystalline silica standards up to date, helping promote a safer and better working environment.
The anticipated results of this new proposal would aid in the annual prevention of nearly 700 deaths and help prevent 1,600 cases of silicosis, a respiratory disease caused by inhaling silica dust.
OSHA is currently in the process of collecting information on the health effects of exposure to crystalline silica. In order to gain more insight, they are highly encouraging participation from the public to share their input.
For more information on how you can help OSHA establish new standards in order to protect and save lives, visit OSHA's silica rulemaking page at www.osha.gov/silica and read Dr. Michaels' post,
on the DOL blog.
EWN Offers Crystalline Silica Course
If you are in need of getting your credentials up to date, ENERGY worldnet, Inc. offers a Crystalline Silica Course. To see our full OSHA and Safety course listing, visit our web page--Click Here.
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The Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER) grant program provides a unique opportunity for the U.S. DOT to invest in road, rail, transit and port projects that promise to achieve critical national objectives and that have a significant impact on the Nation, a region or a metropolitan area.
On Thursday, September 5, 2013, the DOT announced that the fifth round of TIGER funding would support 52 transportation projects in 37 states by distributing approximately $474 million to support the TIGER program.
According to the US DOT, 2013 TIGER grants are for capital investments in infrastructure and are awarded on a competitive basis based on published selection criteria.
Is your state on the list to receive grant money? Find out here: www.dot.gov/tiger
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Southeastern Region Users Conference
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The Users Conference is hosted by ENERGY worldnet, Inc. (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. Each day will begin at 8:30 and end at 4:00pm.
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 LeakCity in Athens, AL
| | November 2013 Regional Training Events Athens, AL |
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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
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View a full listing of our training opportunities on our website.
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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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