ENERGY worldnet, Inc. Newsletter
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October 2013
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Volume III, Issue 20
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OSHA 10 & 30 Hour Courses - NOW AVAILABLE!
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ENERGY worldnet, Inc. is proud to offer the OSHA-authorized 10-hour and the 30-hour Outreach Training Programs for the Construction Industry.
These training programs will help ensure that workers and supervisors become more knowledgeable about safety and health hazards in the work place as well as their rights and responsibilities under OSHA.
For more information, contact us at training@energyworldnet.com.
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Operator Qualification (OQ) Services
Browning Utility, LLC - Dothan, AL
Blue Water Safety, Inc. - Tallahassee, FL
Enhanced Field Services - Kalkaska, MI
Strategitech, LLC. - Ruskin, FL
Southern Cross (VGOA) - Clinton, MD
DAB Drilling - Aurora, CO
City of Lyons - Lyons, NE
Total Site Inc. - Houston, TX
OSHA Services:
Sevier County Utility District
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October 1, 1908 - Ford produces First Model T
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As Ford rolls out the Model T, the demand for gasoline becomes inevitable. Thankfully, in 1901, a large oil field discovery in Beaumont, TX would help support this newly emerging gasoline market as about 15 million cars were built between 1908-1927.
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October 12, 1905 - Petroleum brings Prosperity to North Louisiana
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The discovery of oil brought prosperity to Oil City, a town in Caddo Parish, located in the northwestern portion of Louisiana. This boom created an influx of people-including the appearance of the notorious duo Bonnie and Clyde!
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October 13, 1954 - First Arizona Oil Well
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Since Arizona became the 30th oil-producing state with it's first well, over 21 million barrels of oil have since been produced!
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EWN Congratulates Recent Graduates
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Master Evaluator Certification Program
October 8, 2013
Pictured from left to right (back row): Rudi Martinez, Alex Cunningham, Jerrod Brittain, Tod Cote, Michael Pendley (EWN)
Left to Right (front row): Geoff Isbell (EWN, COO), Nick Dugan, William Whittenburg, Jason Urie
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Basic System Administrator Training
October 9, 2013
Pictured from left to right: Gabe McCown, Amanda Goll (EWN), Jeff Hall
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Now Make Check Payments by Phone!
ENERGY worldnet, Inc. is excited to announce that we can now accept checks by phone! So next time you're ready to make a payment, just give us a call and we can process your check for invoices and events! 1-855-396-5241
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2 New Mandatory Supervisor DOT Drug & Alcohol Compliance Training Courses
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In addition to the training and evaluation requirements of the OQ Rule, 49 CFR 199, requires operators of pipeline facilities subject to 49 CFR Part 192 (Gas Pipelines), 193 (LNG), or 195 (Hazardous Liquids) to test covered employees for the presence of prohibited drugs and alcohol. As part of those requirements, the regulations also mandate that supervisors complete at least 60 minutes of separate training on recognizing the signs and symptoms of drug use and alcohol misuse in the workplace.
ENERGY wordnet, Inc. is pleased to announce the availability of two new online training courses that meet the supervisor training requirements of 49 CFR 199.
Supervisor Awareness Training: Recognizing Drug Use (DOT)
- The purpose of this course is to train supervisors how to recognize the signs and symptoms of drug use in the workplace as required by the Department of Transportation (DOT).
Supervisor Awareness Training: Recognizing Alcohol Misuse (DOT)
- The purpose of this course is to help supervisors recognize the signs and symptoms of alcohol misuse in the workplace as required by the Department of Transportation (DOT)
For more information regarding these training courses and other OQ and DOT compliance requirements, contact the experts at ENERGY worldnet, Inc. at 1-855-396-5267 (EWN-LCMS) or email us at support@energyworldnet.com.
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Dealing with change can often be stressful due to the uncertainty that lies behind the consequence of the decisions a business leader faces. Within those decisions, the ambiguity factor is always close at hand. Colin Shaw, the founder and CEO of Beyond Philosophy, shares a few tips on how to overcome the woes of uncertainty and stress caused by ambiguity:
1. Suppress the Urge to Control Things. Feeling a sense of control can be empowering, but life happens. When ambiguity strikes, it creates stress. Let go of the notion that you are in control and go with the flow.
2. Learn to Act Without the Full Picture. It's okay to gather information and data that you have and go with your gut. Waiting for the final tidbit of hard data may never come so use what you have and go with it.
3. Understand That Some of Your Decisions Will be Wrong. And that's okay. You'll learn. Count mistakes as learning opportunities.
4. Work On Your Flexibility. Stretch those adaptability muscles. Don't let pride cause you to fall. Accept that ambiguity can reveal cold-hard facts and truth along the way. Utilize this information to stimulate areas of growth within your business.
5. Be Confident in Yourself and Abilities. You can do it! Know what you can and can't control. Be a good listener, ask for help and don't be afraid to be wrong, lift others up, and own your mistakes. In doing so, you'll create an atmosphere for reacting to ambiguity with confidence.
View the full article on LinkedIn written by Colin Shaw, the founder and CEO of Beyond Philosophy, one of the world's first organizations devoted to customer experience-- click here.
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November 2013
November 11, 2013:
Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP)
Decatur, TX
November 12, 2013:
Basic System Administrator Training
Decatur, TX
November 12-13, 2013:
OSHA 10-Hour | Construction
Decatur, TX
November 12-15, 2013:
OSHA 30-Hour | Construction
Decatur, TX
November 13, 2013:
Advanced System Administrator Training
Decatur, TX
November 14, 2013:
Instructional Design Training
Decatur, TX
December 2013
December 9, 2013:
Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP)
Decatur, TX
December 10, 2013:
Basic System Administrator Training
Decatur, TX
December 10-11, 2013:
OSHA 10-Hour | Construction
Decatur, TX
December 10-13, 2013:
OSHA 30-Hour | Construction
Decatur, TX
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November 2013
November 20, 2013:
Master Evaluator Certification Program (MECP):
Hosted by LeakCity in Athens, AL
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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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EWN is Looking for Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)
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ENERGY worldnet, Inc. works with many industry organizations, companies and individual consultants to provide the best in pipeline and utility qualification and training. Individuals that are interested in working with EWN as "subject matter experts" (SMEs) to provide industry leading training courses are encouraged to contact us at training@energyworldnet.com. |
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EWN Careers
Regional Account Executive
ENERGY worldnet, Inc. seeks a highly motivated, energetic sales professional with a bachelor's degree and a minimum of 3 years sales, business development or similar professional experience. Requires excellent analytical, communication, customer service and computer skills. Software solution sales and Oil & Gas/Utility experience a strong plus. Multi-state sales region. Routine travel required. Base salary plus commission/bonus plan, insurance, matching 401k, paid vacation/holidays. Qualified applicants should fax resumes to 1-866-402-8322 or email:
careers@energyworldnet.com. If you have any questions, contact Jeremy Green at 817-217-4609.
Oil & Gas Transmission Pipeline Expert
Must have knowledge and experience working with liquid transmission pipelines, CFR 195 Liquid Pipeline Regulations, and API 1161 Task Guidance for Liquid Pipelines. Candidate will work directly with our Education and Communication Division and industry Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to develop training courses based on covered task guidance and industry requirements. Experience with hands-on training and evaluating industry workers are a strong plus. Contact us at: careers@energyworldnet.com.
Education and Documentation Specialist
Must possess strong technical writing, communication, and documentation skills. Candidate will work directly with our Education and Communication Division to develop accurate, comprehensive, well-written computer based training course material and corresponding quizzes and exam. Responsibilities include interviewing Subject Matter Experts (SMEs), conducting research, gathering information, review and editing of content and proofing voiceover audio files. A Bachelor of Education is required (Master's preferred). Qualified applicants should fax resumes to 1-866-402-8322 or email: careers@energyworldnet.com.
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