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Sunday, August 25, 2013
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Floorhand - WY - Ensign Energy Services Inc. - Wyoming
Summary
The Floorhand performs the duties of general manual labor on the rig and supports and assists other members of the drilling crew during all rig operations.
The Floorhand performs the duties of general manual labor on the rig and supports and assists other members of the drilling crew during all rig operations.
Specific Responsibilities
Works in a safe, healthy, and environmentally protective manner Assists Driller, Derrickhand, & Motorhand, while rigging-up, nippling-up, tearing out, & rig maintenance while drilling Knows how to operate iron roughneck during connections Works with tubular, e.g. rolling, lifting, connecting Prepares floor before trip, connections and surveys Works the rig floor during drilling and tripping operations, as needed Carries out housekeeping tasks around rig and lease such as washing and painting, either on own initiative or as assigned Catches samples, digs and cleans ditches, shovels shale Handles and measures tubular goods under the direction of the Motorhand Reports and corrects any unsafe work practices and safety hazards Assists & performs tasks as instructed by Motorhand & Derrickhand in such duties as rig servicing and mixing mud Participates in all safety programs, processes and requirements Works as a team member with the rest of the rig crew, at a high level of efficiency during trips & other team efforts Attends Operations Training up to two times per year and up to five days per training at designated locations
Works occasionally in the yard, shop, or office
Qualifications
Qualifications
If hired, you will be required to:
be at least 18 years of age
pass a post-offer physical examination, fitness testing, safety and aptitude tests, drug tests & background check
provide proof of your eligibility to work in the United States
arrange for reliable transportation to and from work and training locations
speak and read English well enough to understand verbal and written safety postings, alerts and announcements, communicate with co-workers and be able to participate in job safety analysis meetings
Ensign United States Drilling Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Employer
Job Drilling
Primary Location United States-Wyoming
Organization Ensign USD (Rockies)
Schedule Full-time
Job Posting May 21, 2013, 1:07:00 PM
Unposting Date Ongoing
Recruiter John Williams
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Saturday, August 24, 2013
Textile Graphic Designer (Orange County CA)
This role is dynamic, high energy and Multi-tasking.
Key responsibilities will be:
Development of layouts, graphics, packaging, inserts, law labels, care labels etc for assigned projects
Liaison with clients on a daily basis to determine requirements and amendments.
Education & Qualifications
Bachelor's degree qualified in Graphic Design or a related discipline required.
Must be proficient in Adobe Suite and NedGraphics.
Portfolio a must.
Experience
2-5 years experience Bedding & Textile design industry.
You have strong conceptual skills and have the ability to design for all packaging and inserts.
You have a high level of working skills in the Adobe Illustrator CS5, Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Acrobat, Microsoft Office suites, NedGraphics and Artios CAD.
Well-developed social and client relation skills are some of your greatest strengths.
You pay attention to detail, are able to prioritize tasks, multi-task, work in a high pressured environment, and have the ability to meet tight deadlines.
If you feel you meet the requirements and want to use your creativity, please submit your resume along with some of your best portfolio/ illustrations. Posting ID: 3679373085
Posted: 2013-03-13, 2:48PM PDTEdited: 2013-03-13, 2:48PM PDTemail to a friendDrill Rig Operator - WTI, Inc. - Albuquerque, NM
Enviro-Drill, Inc. has excellent full-time opportunity for an experienced Geotechnical and Environmental Drill Rig Operator in Albuquerque, N.M. Operate and assist in maintaining CME / Mobile drill rigs. Experience in hollow stem auger, rotary, core or ODEX (tubex) methods preferred. Ideal candidate will have Water Well license. Candidate must pass drug test and have a clean motor vehicle record as well as a current CDL Drivers License. Travel is required throughout New Mexico and Arizona. Relocation assist will be provided.
We offer excellent benefit package that includes medical, dental, vision, paid time off, 401K and much more.
Visit our web-site to learn more about us at www.enviro-drill.com or send email to e.poe@wt-us.com
NO AGENGIES PLEASE
EOE
WTI, Inc. - 21 hours ago - save job - block
Fracking critics unhappy with Obama climate speech
President Barack Obama (AP file)PITTSBURGH — President Barack Obama’s speech this week on climate change forcefully rejected some key arguments made by opponents of natural gas fracking, upsetting some environmental groups that otherwise back his climate goals.
Obama, in his address Tuesday calling for urgent action to address climate change, praised what he called “cleaner-burning natural gas” and its role in providing safe, cheap power that he said can also help reduce U.S. carbon dioxide emissions.
Regulators in many states with heavy new drilling activity say fracking, a colloquial term for hydraulic fracturing, is being done safely and is essentially similar to the hundreds of thousands of oil and gas wells that have been drilled all over the nation.
The drilling boom has reduced oil and gas imports and generated billions of dollars for companies and landowners. Many scientists and environmental groups also agree with Obama’s main point: that while there are some negative effects from natural gas, burning coal is far worse for the environment and public health. There’s no dispute that natural gas burns far cleaner than coal, but its main component, methane, is a potent heat-trapping gas.
Some environmental groups advocate a total rejection of all fossil fuels and an all-out effort to switch to renewables such as wind turbines and solar panels. They also say people living close to drilling operations have suffered from too much pollution.
“When it comes to natural gas, the president is taking the wrong path,” Deb Nardone, the head of the Sierra Club’s Beyond Natural Gas program, wrote in a blog post.
Robert Howarth, a Cornell University professor who argues that methane leaks from drilling negate other climate benefits of gas, said in an email to The Associated Press that he is “extremely disappointed in the President’s position” and said the support for natural gas “is very likely to do more to aggravate global change than to help solve it.”
Not so, Obama said.
Advances in drilling, the president said, have “helped drive our carbon pollution to its lowest levels in nearly 20 years,” and “we’ll keep working with the industry to make drilling safer and cleaner, to make sure that we’re not seeing methane emissions.”
“These critics seem to think that when we ask our businesses to innovate and reduce pollution and lead, they can’t or they won’t do it,” Obama added, mentioning that taking lead out of gasoline and the phase-out of ozone-depleting gases were examples of the industry making needed changes.
The Sierra Club and some activists argue that fracking comes with unacceptable levels of air and water pollution and that “no state has adequate protections in place.”
Obama disagreed.
“The old rules may say we can’t protect our environment and promote economic growth at the same time,” Obama said. “Don’t tell folks that we have to choose between the health of our children or the health of our economy.”
Critics have also claimed that the fracking boom just makes a few energy companies rich, and that average Americans get few benefits. But Obama responded by saying “The bottom line is natural gas is creating jobs. It’s lowering many families’ heat and power bills.”
Some environmental groups agree with Obama’s position that switching from coal-fired power to natural gas has helped reduce emissions and protect the environment.
The Breakthrough Institute, an Oakland, Calif., think tank, said in a report released Wednesday that despite problems and legitimate concerns over fracking, the gas industry has “a far smaller impact on mortality and disease, landscapes, waterways, air pollution, and local communities than coal mining and coal burning.”
“Natural gas is a net environmental benefit at local, regional, national, and global levels,” the Breakthrough report said.
One Pennsylvania Democrat jumped to endorse Obama’s fracking plan. Gas from the Marcellus Shale formation there has led to a huge surge in drilling and production over the last five years.
Sen. Bob Casey said he plans to introduce legislation to place more natural gas fueling stations along Interstate highways. Casey said the plan could “help reduce emissions and create jobs.”
But some other Democrats were silent. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is trying to decide whether to allow fracking to begin in a small part of his state and is facing heavy opposition from some groups.
Cuomo had no immediate comment Thursday about the speech but said his decision will be based on New York state’s own health report and data from Pennsylvania’s experience.
Industry groups welcomed Obama’s strong support for gas.
“We are pleased to see that President Obama’s climate action plan recognizes natural gas as a key component of America’s clean energy future,” Don Santa, the president the Interstate Natural Gas Association of America, said in a statement.
At the core of Obama’s plan are new controls on new and existing power plants that emit carbon dioxide, a heat-trapping gas blamed largely for global warming. Coal-fired power plants would be under the most pressure, since they emit far more pollution than ones that burn natural gas.
The program also will boost renewable energy production on federal lands, increase efficiency standards and prepare communities to deal with higher temperatures. Obama called for the U.S. to be a global leader in the search for solutions to climate change.
***Valet Attendants Needed*** (Los Angeles)
Valets - We at Minuteman Parking Company have a history of over 14 years of parking cars at hotels, hospitals, casinos, retail centers, commercial buildings, and for special events (www.minutemanparking.com).
We currently have multiple valet attendant openings at our Wilshire Building locations!!!
Come work for a winning team!! We are currently looking for candidates with a flexible schedule. Previous Valet experience is a PLUS!!!!
- Ability to communicate effectively with the members of your team, guests, and other members of management Posting ID: 3678690704
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