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EDITORS NOTEBOOK: LOOKING BACK AT 2014

The past year brought several milestones to the oil and gas industry. Lets
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- Cory Dellenbach
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18 BAKKEN EXTRA: TRIBAL DRILLING

North Dakota Native American tribe takes an active role in oil and gas
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20 BUILDING THE BUSINESS: THE BEST BOSS

The 10 features employees are looking for in a boss.
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28 CANADIAN EXTRA: A POSITIVE VOICE

Canada Action facilitating a balanced discussion about the oil and gas industry.
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12 CONTRACTOR PROFILE: KEEPING IT GREEN

Texas-based Green Energy Oilfield Services employs a large fleet of
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22 WWETT PREVIEW: LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT

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LOOKING BACK AT 2014

The past year brought several milestones to the oil and gas industry.
Lets hope for the same in 2015.
By Cory Dellenbach
appy New Year! Hopefully 2014

was a good year for you and your
company and now you can look
forward to the year ahead.
Last year was great for the oil and gas
industry oil production continued to rise,
and the industry continued to create jobs
and reach new milestones.
Here are just some of the highlights
from 2014:
Most productive month for natural

gas production. According to
analytics from Bentek Energy, April
was the most productive month
ever for U.S. natural gas production.
Natural gas output for the lower 48
states averaged 67.3 billion cubic
feet per day.
Ohio reaches 1,000 wells. The
Ohio Department of Natural
the natural gas industry. Early on, however,

natural gas prices plummeted and that
customer drastically reduced operations,
forcing Green Energy to rethink its
business plan.
The company refocused on the Eagle
Ford play by opening additional yards and
adding trucks. Green Energy now serves
several customers and finds its fleet of tanks
and trucks in daily use.
Green Energy CEO Joe Monroe says
the company is poised for a strong year and
may even look at further expansion.
MOVING FORWARD
This is also a good time of the year
to look at how you can improve your own
Cory Dellenbach
skill set and knowledge base, as well as the
overall operation of your business in the
coming year.
One way to do that is by attending
the Water & Wastewater Equipment,
Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show
at the Indiana Convention Center in
Last year was great for the oil and gas industry oil production continued to rise,
Indianapolis Feb. 23-26. The show will have
and the industry continued to create jobs and reach new milestones.
the latest in technology everything from
hydroexcavators to vacuum trailers on
display for you to check out.
The show also provides a plethora
Resources announced in August
One million barrels of oil per day
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997 wells in the Utica Shale and 27
reported that the state produced
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in the Marcellus Shale.
1,002,445 barrels of oil per day
business for the oil and gas industry.
Production and service jobs up
in April. North Dakota is the fifth
This issue also marks my first as editor.
in Texas. Oil and gas production
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Ive been writing stories and doing some
and service jobs in Texas exceeded
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Texas-based Green Energy

Oilfield Services employs a
large fleet of liquid-naturalgas-powered trucks to
provide fluid transportation
and storage
By Cory Dellenbach
Photography by James Alford
elying 100 percent

on vehicles fueled
by liquid natural gas
(LNG) challenged
Green Energy Oilfield Services. The
company
needed
stations to refuel its fleet of 84 trucks, and
its maintenance team had to learn how to
service the LNG engines.
Green Energy, based in Fairfield, Texas, adopted LNG vehicles as a competitive
advantage in serving large energy producers that promote LNG as a vehicle fuel. In
practice, the company had to prove the
LNG technology as reliable while competing in a service marketplace largely driven
by low cost.
Our bread and butter is moving

production water.
Joe Monroe
After four years, Green Energy has
demonstrated that LNG vehicles are wellsuited for oilfield services and has built a
thriving business serving sites in southern
and central Texas.
ABOVE: Green Energy Oilfield Services

liquid natural gas (LNG) trucks, built by
Peterbilt, start on diesel fuel and then
switch to LNG as their primary fuel
source.
LEFT: Trucks owned by Green Energy
Oilfield Services sit near its headquarters
in Fairfield, Texas. The truck on the left is
hauling a Dragon vacuum tank, while the
other has a Dragon frac tank attached.
(Photo courtesy of Green Energy Oilfield
Services)
MOVING WATER
Green Energy provides water and
other oilfield fluid transportation and also
rents out frac, acid and mud tanks along
with mud pumps. Its fleet numbers more
than 600 total units.
Our bread and butter is moving
production water, says Joe Monroe, CEO
and president. We haul the freshwater to
a location to be used for fracking. We then
take the contaminated water from the well
site to an offsite disposal location.
In addition to its headquarters, Green
Energy has facilities in Marquez, Asherton,
Gonzales and Three Rivers, Texas, and
employs 230 people.
The biggest area for us now is down
in the Eagle Ford where basically every
barrel of oil also produces a barrel of

water, Monroe says.
According to a fact sheet from
Chesapeake Energy Corp., a single Eagle
Ford well may use as much as 6 million
gallons (125,000 barrels) of water per year
between the use of drilling fluid (mud) and
water used in fracking operations.
ROUGH START
Lone Star Investment Advisors, a private equity group based in Dallas, started
Green Energy in late 2011. The original
plan was to operate specifically in the
Freestone Trend area south of Dallas and
exclusively serve one oil and gas producer
with a three-year commitment.
The company originally purchased 60
brand-new LNG trucks, 54 vacuum trailers and 425 frac tanks. However, just as the
equipment began to arrive in mid-2012, the
scene in the Freestone a primarily drygas play took a dramatic turn.
Natural gas became more abundant,
the price plummeted and the focus began
to shift to crude oil. Soon, Green Energys
exclusive customer pulled most of its operations out of the Freestone, dropping from
20-plus rigs in the area to two.
The Freestone Trend continued to
decline, business was drying up, and the
base customer could not even utilize half
of the equipment we had purchased,
Monroe says. We immediately refocused
the company.
Knowing it had to take on more customers, Green Energy opened three yards
in the Eagle Ford play and moved equipment to them.
Were still in the final stages of our
initial startup with the hiccups in the
beginning and our need to geographically
diversify and customer diversify, Monroe
says. Were just now getting to 100 percent
utilization and to the top level of our cash
flow capabilities with our existing assets.
GOING WITH LNG
The original 60 vehicles are heavyduty Peterbilt LNG trucks with single
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Green Energy Oilfield Services dispatcher Steven

Green can track each one of the companys trucks
via GPS. His system updates about every 30 seconds
showing the location of the equipment.
GREEN ENERGY
OILFIELD SERVICES
HEADQUARTERS:
OTHER LOCATIONS:
Fairfield, Texas
Marquez, Gonzales, Three Rivers
and Asherton, Texas
OWNER:
Lone Star Investment Advisors
FOUNDED:
2011
EMPLOYEES:
230
SERVICE AREA:
Freestone Trend of Central Texas and
Eagle Ford play of South Texas
SERVICES OFFERED: Vacuum trucks, winch trucks, haul trucks,
frac tanks, mud tanks, acid tanks, gas busters,
mud pumps
WEBSITE:
www.greenenergyoilfieldservices.com
The Green Energy Oilfield Services executive staff includes (from left) Tom Yarbrough,
controller; John Renger, vice president of operations and commercial development; Marla
Collins, vice president of human resources; Joe Monroe, president and CEO; and Joni Nevill,
vice president of safety and risk management.
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120-gallon fuel tanks, ordered through Rush Enterprises. Each truck came
with a 15-liter Cummins engine converted from diesel to natural gas by Westport Power. Fifty-four of the trucks haul vacuum trailers (Dragon) and the
other six carry winches for moving tanks.
In 2013 and 2014 Monroe bought 24 more trucks at a steep discount.
These, with trailers from Galyean, have dual LNG fuel tanks that double
their range.
An all-LNG fleet brought up one issue early on fueling. There werent
any fueling stations close enough to be useful, so Green Energy installed
its own.
Right now were single-sourcing the LNG from a plant Clean Energy
runs in Willis, Texas, Monroe says. We pick up the LNG there every day,
sometimes a couple of times a day, and deliver it to our five yards so our
trucks can come and go at shift time and refuel.
Maintenance was another challenge. The companys team had to
learn the new technology and work out the bugs with Peterbilt, Cummins
and Westport.
Green Energy Oilfield trucks have to return to base each time

they need to be refueled.
The fuel delivery system posed issues of its own:

The tanks couldnt keep the fuel cold, and when it
heated up it evaporated and vented out the top. Westport resolved the issue by modifying or replacing all
the fuel tanks with an improved vacuum seal design.
To date that has eliminated the loss of vacuum
on the tanks and therefore the tanks do not heat up
unusually fast, Monroe says.
Green Energy had to feel its way as the first company to use such a large all-LNG fleet to provide oilfield services.
I think it helped a little bit in that our fleet wasnt
100 percent utilized early on, so we were not exposed
as much as we would be today, Monroe says. When
a truck goes down today we dont make revenue with
that truck. As we were going through those growing
pains early on, we had a little bit of extra equipment
to pick up the slack.
DIESEL PERFORMANCE.
HYBRID TECHNOLOGY.
Were kind of all in this game and weve

dedicated our knowledge base and
our assets to this. Weve proven that the
technology works. Were really walking the
talk and putting our brains and money
behind natural gas as transportation fuel.
Joe Monroe
Since the original bugs have been worked out,
Green Energy has dealt only with regular preventive
maintenance. That made the purchase of the second
batch of trucks more attractive because they were
built with the same engine.
All of our mechanics can work on all of the
trucks with no issues, Monroe says.
PROVEN TECHNOLOGY
When deciding on an LNG fleet, Green Energys
founders hoped it would help attract customers
particularly the large energy companies that tout natural gas as a transportation fuel. However, that hasnt
happened quite as planned.
The reality is that when it comes down to dollars
and cents, theyre really looking for the lowest-price
service provider, Monroe says. I think LNG was
even a bit of a detriment because of the uncertainty
and unproven track record of this type of equipment
operating in the harsh environment of the oilfields.
Monroe says Green Energy has proven the equipments capability, But the people still arent walking
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SAFETY FOR ALL

Joe Monroe takes pride in Green Energy Oilfield Services safety record
on the road. In a trucking company, he says, safety must be a top priority
for all employees.
Weve driven over 9 million miles over the last two years and have
zero Department of Transportation at-fault incidents, Monroe says. Each
year of our operation our insurance rates have gone down and we have
had no workers compensation issues.
Most drivers have 10-plus years of experience and most had worked
in the oilfields even before they joined the company. Green Energy pays
top dollar for experienced drivers and shies away from those starting
from scratch.
We want experienced drivers who know what theyre doing,
who are not going to have silly accidents, who know the value of the
equipment, know what our customers expect and pay attention to details,
Monroe says.
Newly hired drivers spend the first few days in training.
The first time they sit in a truck is a ride-along with one of our drivers
to learn the way we do business, Monroe says. Then they must pass a
driving test with a supervisor before theyre allowed to drive by themselves.
Employees also receive H2S monitors, because of the work they do
around wells.
Monroe says, Being safe can save you money, but most important, its
about no one getting hurt at any of our locations or anybody elses.
ABOVE: Yard maintenance worker Levatus Mikell washes one of Green Energy Oilfield
Services trucks at the yard in Fairfield, Texas.
BELOW: Green Energy Oilfield Services has over 400 frac tanks (Dragon) that can be rented
out to customers. (Photo courtesy of Green Energy Oilfield Services)
Green Energy fuels its vehicles for $2 a gallon less than the cost of diesel.
So neglecting the slightly higher capital cost of these trucks, we should always
be that lowest-cost provider, Monroe says. But we dont want to give all of
our margin away to the customer we still need to make a profit ourselves.
KEEPING TRACK OF IT ALL
With a fleet of 84 LNG-fueled vehicles, over 30 service pickup trucks and
over 500 tanks, keeping track of the equipment is important. For that, Green
Energy uses GPS technology from Geoforce.
Weve got over 600 pieces of equipment with trucks and vacuum trailers
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as well as frac tanks and every one of them has a GPS tracking device, says
John Renger, vice president of operations and commercial development. With
the trucks we have real-time tracking that shows right down to the second
where its located and how fast its going.
The frac tanks get pinged twice a day so the company knows where they
are. The technology also helps in dispatching the equipment.
A dispatch tool on the GPS model allows us to pick the most readily
available, closest truck to the next location, Renger says. It works quite well
and it saves us productivity and labor dollars.
STILL A TRUCKING COMPANY
Monroe says the main goal for the company in the future is to focus on
what it knows best, and that is trucking. He admits he thought about diversifying into saltwater disposal, but the company decided against that move.
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TRIBAL DRILLING
North Dakota Native American tribe takes an
active role in oil and gas production
By Cory Dellenbach
ne Native American tribe is taking

advantage of its location by drilling
the first tribal-owned oil wells in
the Bakken Shale play.
The wells are located near the small
reservation town of Mandaree, N.D., and
owned by the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara
Nation commonly called the Three
Affiliated Tribes.
into developing the company, but officials

will work with the tribes elected body to
share earnings.
Growth opportunities for Missouri
River Resources within the reservation are
limited because the tribe leased out most of
the oil rights to private companies when the
tribe was struggling to get out of debt at the
start of the oil boom.
Were spending $10 million a well, so were very frugal and want to make sure we
do this right. We want to be quick here, but were not going to hurry. We want
to make sure we do this right so we have the ability to show the people,
the industry, that the Three Affiliated Tribes can operate their own wells.
Dave Williams
It presents a huge opportunity for the

tribe to get involved, says Ken Hall, board
chairman of the tribal energy company
Missouri River Resources.
Currently there are 1,300-plus wells
on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation
that produce a third of North Dakotas daily
output, but the tribe only receives a fraction
of money generated through royalties and a
tax-sharing agreement with the state.
The four tribal-owned wells are
important because the tribe will take in 82
percent of the money generated. Missouri
River Resources hopes to begin drilling on
the 320 acres in February.
Thats how you get the lions share
of the pie, and thats what were doing,
Hall says.
USING A NATIONAL MODEL
Missouri River Resources says money
earned by the company currently goes back
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If everythings leased out, I dont

know how I can find more land unless I go
off the reservation, says Dave Williams,
CEO of Missouri River Resources.
A tribe in Colorado was forced to go
off reservation for drilling opportunities
two decades ago and now the Southern
Ute Tribes energy company, Red Willow
Production Company, is considered
the national model for tribal resource
development.
In 1992, the Southern Ute Tribe,
located in Ignacio, Colo., founded Red
Willow to control and operate the tribes
energy resources. Red Willow went from
operating a few wells on tribal lands to
having an interest in over 1,800 wells in
major basins across the U.S. and the Gulf
of Mexico.
Red Willow has net production
in excess of 70 billion cubic feet of gas
equivalent per year.
I started looking for experts and I

actually went down to Colorado to visit
the Red Willow Production Company and
asked for their business plan of how they
created their company and they gave me it,
Williams says.
FINDING THE RIGHT PEOPLE
Williams has 20 years of experience
in the oil industry working for Gulf Oil and
Chevron and knew the company needed
good petroleum engineers and geologists.
First you need resources, but you
also need expertise, Williams says. Thats
been my primary objective, to hire as many
experts as I can find.
Missouri River Resources was officially
formed in 2011. The company now has
four petroleum engineers three in the
midstream sector and one in the exploration
and production sector.
Were spending $10 million a well, so
were very frugal and want to make sure we
do this right, Williams says. We want to
be quick here, but were not going to hurry.
We want to make sure we do this right so
we have the ability to show the people, the
industry, that the Three Affiliated Tribes can
operate their own wells.
LOOKING AHEAD
Beyond the immediate drilling plans,
Hall and Williams say they hope to start
a workforce development program on the
reservation to attract Native Americans from
across the country who want to work in oil
and gas.
We just want people to have the ability
or option to make a great living, Williams
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Building the Business
THE BEST BOSS

The 10 features employees are looking for in a boss
By DeEtta Jones
o you ever feel overwhelmed as

a manager? Being overburdened
by the responsibility of having
to figure out what others want and need
of you is a familiar feeling shared among
leaders. Fortunately, there is a best
practice for obtaining just the kind of
information needed to increase your
leadership effectiveness ask them what
they want.
The following 10 traits have emerged
when front line staff, supervisors and
middle managers have been asked to
describe the traits they look for in a boss.
As you read through their wish list think
about the kind of boss you are, the kind
you want to be and what you look for in a
good boss.
Employees want bosses who are:
and identification of learning that can be

applied to future endeavors.
1. Innovative
Good bosses have good ideas but their
role in innovation is more as facilitator than
consummate mastermind. They are not
threatened by the talent of their employees
and cultivate a working environment that
allows each persons creativity to come
forward. They facilitate innovation.
Good bosses have a fire in their belly about something particularly

the vision and mission of the organization, the people they work
with and whom their products and services are meant to touch.
2. Coaches
Good bosses provide important
education and guidance that help employees
see how their work is contributing to the
larger goals of the organization. They
help employees build confidence by
giving stretch assignments that require
demonstration of new skills and right-sized
risk, then feedback that allows needed
course corrections to be made early enough
to avoid a major failure. When employees
do fail, good bosses encourage reflection
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6. Trustworthy
Good bosses are genuine, have
integrity and behave in a manner consistent
with their word and values. Employees
trust bosses they know to be intelligent,
capable and who have a demonstrated
track record of acting in their best interest.
They give and receive feedback, affirmative
and constructive.
3. Caring
Good bosses listen to their employees
and show an interest in their opinion.
They provide opportunities to talk openly,
showing interest in their employees
opinion. They encourage personal and
professional growth, sometimes by giving
access to resources and sometimes by
removing barriers.
4. Strategic
Good bosses can make hard choices
and have the finesse needed to get
people behind even sometimes unpopular
decisions. They are able to secure resources
for important initiatives worth pursuing.

They use analytical frameworks for guiding
change, promoting transparent processes
and communication. Strategic bosses are
decisive. Once a decision has been made,
they stick with it and avoid changing
directions quickly or sending mixed
messages.
5. Visionary
Good bosses are also visionary
managers, able to clearly see and build a
commitment toward a compelling future
state. They articulate a sense of direction,
map out the path and shepherd the process.
7. Accessible and adaptable

Good bosses are able to balance how
they give support and direction with the
freedom employees need to do their work,
acknowledging the level of experience
and expertise over their domain. They
understand that each employee comes to
the workplace with unique experiences,
needs and cultural lenses that will require
individualized attention and support, and
can adapt their own style to ensure effective
communication and levels of productivity.
8. Passionate
Good bosses have a fire in their
belly about something particularly the
vision and mission of the organization,

the people they work with and whom
their products and services are meant to
touch. They are the first to roll up their
sleeves to contribute, and model the level
of motivation and quality required for
achievement of organizational goals.
9. Champions
People want to know that the person
they report to is on their side, even when
mistakes are made. Champions look for
opportunities to catch their employees
doing a good job, and go out of their way
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language and influence strategies needed to take an idea to the top of the
organization.
10. Fun
Good bosses are willing to laugh and value a work environment that
encourages meaningful relationships between colleagues. They inspire us by
making the connection from our head to our heart about the importance of
our work and our value to the company.
Heres the leadership next step: Reflect on the list and identify qualities
you are modeling. Think about where there is room for growth in your
leadership practice growth that will lead to increased levels of motivation
and engagement.
Remember, leadership is a journey. Bon voyage! GOMC
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WATER & WASTEWATER EQUIPMENT, TREATMENT & TRANSPORT SHOW
Indiana Convention Center

FEB. 23, 2015 - Education Day
FEB. 24-26, 2015 - Exhibit Hall Open
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AWAIT

The education offerings at WWETT 2015 provide the latest information on
technology, safety and business for the oil and gas industry
By Craig Mandli
he Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT)

Show in Indianapolis features the newest equipment in the industry and
opportunities to network with peers, but youll also find an unmatched
focus on continuing education. The 2015 show will host a series of valuable
seminars to help environmental and support service professionals enhance
their knowledge base and in turn help their businesses.
WWETT 2015 kicks off Monday, Feb. 23, with Education Day. Tracks of
workshops are sponsored by a variety of professional organizations, including
the National Association of Wastewater Technicians (NAWT), National
Environmental Health Association (NEHA), Southern Section Collection
Systems Committee (SSCSC), National Association of Sewer Service
Companies (NASSCO), National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association
(NOWRA), Waterjet Technology Association/Industrial & Municipal Cleaning
Association (WJTA-IMCA) and the Sump and Sewage Pump Manufacturers
Association (SSPMA).
The following days will feature a variety of additional workshops and
roundtable-type discussions covering a range of topics from truck inspections
to grease hauling to small-business branding.
All workshops will be held at the Indiana Convention Center in meeting
rooms adjacent to the exhibit hall. For more information on seminar times,
locations and speakers, visit www.wwett.com.
Seminars of interest to gas and oil industry professionals include:
EDUCATION DAY, MONDAY, FEB. 23:
Pre-Trip Inspections, by Joe Zito, the sergeant of a commercial vehicle
unit with a major metropolitan area police department with jurisdiction in two
states. This session will cover walk-around inspection and completing a driver
vehicle inspection report.
Hours of Service (HOS) Overview, by Joe Zito. This session is a general
knowledge overview of part 395 of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations
covering whom the rules apply to when operating a commercial motor vehicle.
Roadside Inspections, by Joe Zito. This session will cover preparation for
and understanding what will take place during a roadside inspection. Topics
include brakes, lamps, securement and safe loading, as well as preparing a driver
on what to say and do during an inspection.
Ladies and Gentlemen: Create Your Personal Brand and Strategic
Network for Success in 5 Easy Steps, by Suzan Chin, founder and chief
marketing officer of Creative Raven. This session is designed for seasoned
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business pros and startups alike. It will cover five key elements for personal
branding and creating a circle of influence to build business and develop useful
and mutually beneficial relationships.
Effective Website Design and Engaging Customers in the Digital
Age, by Suzan Chin. Review elements to implement when designing and
building a website to meet the needs of todays demanding online audience,
such as developing a budget, a plan of action, strategy, timelines and content
development.
Tapping into the Power of Social Media and Content Marketing, by
Suzan Chin. Review the pros and cons of various social media to help department
leaders perform due diligence and make good decisions for online marketing
initiatives. The discussion will cover content marketing, how it works, when it
should and can be used, and how to utilize it to maximize advantage.
A Truckers Guide to Washington Speak, by John Conley, retired
president of National Tank Truck Carriers and owner of ConleyComm LLC. This
session will help translate the acronyms and mysterious language of the federal
bureaucracy truck operators are likely to encounter in regulatory compliance,
enforcement actions, searches for information or at conference presentations.
Cargo Tank Safety and Regulatory Report, by John Conley. This session
will focus on tank-truck-specific safety issues such as preventing rollovers and
deaths/injuries involving workers who enter or repair cargo tanks.
Compliance with Part 180 and Preparing for a Tank Truck CT Shop
Audit, by John Conley. Department of Transportation regulation 49CFR180
details test and inspection requirements for specification cargo tanks. This
session will cover various tests and inspections, requirements for testers and
inspectors, and recordkeeping.
Hydroexcavation Tools to Stay Current in a Changing Marketplace, by
Neil McLean, of Hydro Excavation Consulting. As the industry and government
add more regulations, drivers have to be knowledgeable and flexible to stay
profitable. Water management, debris management, digging procedures and
increasing production will be covered.
Maximizing Productivity on Vacuum/Air Mover Projects, by Gary
Toothe, an environmental safety and health trainer through the Board of Certified
Safety Professionals. Discuss how all technicians can have a direct impact on the
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Education Day, slated for Monday, Feb. 23, will kick off four consecutive days of learning
opportunities at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show.
Courses are taught by industry experts and cover everything from
hydroexcavation technologies to employee recruitment and retention.
runs, and how to make sure an air mover is at its best before it leaves the yard
will be covered.
Waterblast Safety Can Enhance Productivity, Quality and Profits! by
Gary Toothe. Discuss the many different safety solutions that not only prevent
handicapping productivity, but increase it. Staged cleaning, waterblast myth
busting and the critical importance of proper water filtration will be covered.
Protecting Private Enterprise, by Gil Longwell, a Pennsylvania Department
of Environmental Protection and Department of Community Affairs certified
environmental trainer and a Kellogg Fellow. Discuss public policy issues
associated with the wastewater management industry. Recognizing the players,
becoming your legislators behind-the-scenes expert and making your voice
heard will round out the discussion.
Combination Vacuum Unit Operation Overview, by Chris Lopez,
president/CEO of Municipal Collection System Consulting. From the pre-trip
inspection to complex operation, discuss ways to enhance a combination units
efficiency and implement cost-effective operational techniques.
Been There, Done That, Got The T-Shirt (Small Business From a
Hands-On Perspective), by Jim Aanderud, president and owner of Innerline
Engineering. Look at the financial challenges in business and discuss ways to
increase volume, profit and cash flow. Also discuss the challenges of familyowned businesses and look at ways to inspire and challenge employees to be
key players in the organization.
Nozzles, Nozzles, Nozzles, by Rick Lewis, a consultant to contractors and
cities that operate wastewater collections equipment. This class will help you
select nozzles to best fit individual cleaning needs.
When, Why and How to Defeat Infiltration Cost-Effectively, by Donald
Rigby, who is responsible for Avantis marketing and education programs.
Chemical grout is a complement to all other trenchless technologies. Three
case histories with ROI facts and figures serve as proof statements for small
communities, medium-sized sewer districts and large metropolitan areas.
New Opportunities in Small-Pipe Relining and Reinstatement, by Troy
Miller, a professional engineer in product development at TRY TEK. Discuss
some of the opportunities and challenges that are present in the small-pipe
relining market, including interior and exterior laterals as well as vertical
vent stacks.
Large-Diameter Pipe and Drain Rehabilitation Technologies, by John
Moody, who has worked with Heitkamp Inc. since 2010 and is responsible for
educating the U.S. market on Australias Rib Loc products. This session will
cover condition assessment and the decision-making process and discuss the
benefits and limitations of all the popular solutions, including HDPE, PVC,
CIPP and steel pipe.
Rules and Regulations with New Technologies and Working with
Regulators, by Anthony Smithson, consultant and former director of
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environmental health in Lake County, Ill. This session will focus on working
with regulators and regulations that are outdated, inflexible and built on
unfounded assumptions.
OSHA Regulations and Smart Business, by Doug Lassiter, executive
director and lobbyist for the North Carolina Septic Tank Association. Learn the
basics about the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), what
to keep in mind and what to keep on hand in the field.
Sales and Marketing with New Technologies, by Doug Lassiter. Learn
what to keep in mind for your sales and marketing plan. Special consideration
will be given to integrating new technologies and services into existing sales and
marketing plans and strategies.
A Great Customer Experience, by Beverly Lewis. This seminar will
challenge attendees to think about company organizational issues in a new way
and learn some best practices for creating a better customer experience.
Employee Retention and Recruitment, by Beverly Lewis. Discuss why
the portable sanitation industry is a great place to work and how to create a
strategy for both recruiting new workers and retaining existing staff.
Grow or Go! Why Most Companies Fail to Grow Effectively and What
You Can Do to Keep Your Company From Failing, by J. Kelly Newcomb,
principal/owner of i.e.Brand and Newcomb Consulting Group. Participants will
understand why 90 percent of organizations fail to realize their growth plans.
By utilizing the power of the 80/20 principle and other organizational practices,
companies will learn to identify and overcome obstacles to growth.
Target Marketing: How to Effectively and Efficiently Grow Your Sales,
by J. Kelly Newcomb. This session will provide participants with a proven
process and tools to grow sales.
Effective Branding and How It Can Help Your Business, by J. Kelly
Newcomb. Participants will understand the basics of branding and how effective
branding can help companies grow their sales and improve profitability.
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Business Basics 101, by Ellen Rohr, business-building author and

consultant. Learn how to lay claim to your financial power, and how to read and
use financial reports to keep score in the game of business.
Build the Business You Really Want, by Ellen Rohr. Learn how to
develop a simple strategy for a powerful business plan that will drive you toward
your goals.
Women in Wastewater Roundtable Discussion, featuring Lara Mottolo,
Therese E. Wheaton, Shanna Sands and Joyce Gresh. The panel of professionals
from different facets of the industry will address product and service questions,
the future of the industry, as well as general managerial and career building
advice for those starting out in environmental services.
Lobbying, by Eric Casey, executive director of the National Onsite
Wastewater Recycling Association. Participants will learn why its important to
be politically active and some of the ways to become involved.
TUESDAY, FEB. 24:

New Trends and Technology in Equipment for Excavation Safety,
by Mike Ross, shoring specialist and national training director at Efficiency
Production Inc. The presentation will cover current and emerging trends for
excavation safety in urban, residential and congested environments; options
and requirements for excavation safety, including OSHA standards; and specific
new techniques, technology and safety equipment.
How to Position Your Company in the Market Today, by Mike Agugliaro,

co-owner of Gold Medal Service, and owner of the service-business mentoring
firm, ServiceKey. Discuss how identifying a target audience, finding a unique
selling proposition and establishing an effective marketing strategy can help
strongly position a company in the market.
Six Proven Tactics to Generate Leads and Turn Them Into Revenue, by
Heather McLeod, brand manager, and Dianna Worthington, franchise consultant
and training manager for Mr. Rooter. This session gives straightforward advice
on making the phone ring with qualified leads and tactics to turn those phone
calls into viable, consistent sales dollars.
GPS Tracking: Hype Vs. Reality, by Richard Banks, national sales
director for US Fleet Tracking. Learn what matters most when implementing
GPS tracking within core business functions. Understand refresh rates, leasing
hardware versus purchasing it, contracts or no contracts, and features that help
manage a mobile workforce.
Wireless Controls in the Waterjet Industry: Sacrificing Safety for
Convenience, by Terry Gromes Sr., founder of Terydon Inc., and Terry Gromes
Jr., who works to enhance productivity and safety for the waterjetting industry
for the company. This session will be an assessment of the hands-free initiative
currently sweeping the contractor market of the high-pressure waterjetting/
waterblasting industry.
Dewatering Options for Roll-Off Containers, by Andy McKinlay, director
of market development for North America at Premier Tech Aqua. This session
will focus on the years of sustained efforts from an R & D team and what led to
the development of a more sustainable and natural filtering media offering high
treatment performances and a 40 percent smaller filtering surface.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25:

Considerations in Building Your Next Vacuum Truck, by William Jones,
president and owner of Lely Tank and Waste Solutions, and Roy Coffee, sales
manager of Lely USA. Determine the specifications for a vacuum tank and truck,
including specifications for septic-, grease-, sand pit- and portable restroompumping.
Team Building for Profit, by Don Daub, electrical engineer, technology
trainer and consultant. This seminar coaches contractors on the importance
of unifying the team to meet goals. Topics include time management skills,
personality types, basic group dynamics and team cohesiveness.
Ten Common Sense Ways to Grow and Improve Your Business, by Lane
Post, president and founder of Pacific Drain Service and Arrow Pipeline Repair.
This talk stresses intangibles of small-business ownership, such as passion,
personality and perseverance, and suggests a return to old-fashioned values
aided by electronic technology.
Setting Expectations The Key to Sales and Customer Satisfaction,
by Matthew Sutton, a founder and vice president of sales and marketing at
RapidView IBAK. Effectively manage expectations to build your business, make
customers much happier and avoid unnecessary conflict. GOMC
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CANADIAN EXTRA
A POSITIVE VOICE
Canada Action facilitating a balanced discussion about the oil and gas industry
By Cory Dellenbach
he oilsands of Canada have been

given a bad rap, but a new group in
Canada is trying to show that the
resource is a good thing for the country.
Cody Battershill, a resident of Calgary,
Alberta, launched Canada Action a year
ago as a way to start conversation on
the oilsands.
In 2010 I was in Vancouver and saw
a cosmetics company using a marketing
campaign against the oilsands and it kind
of bugged me, Battershill says. I wasnt
really sure why a cosmetics company
thought it was OK to market against a
resource that is a big job provider and
economic driver of our country.
Battershill says he didnt know much
about the resource at that time, so he
researched it and found there were a lot
of fears circulating about the oilsands and
not a lot of facts. He took to the Internet to
begin conversations on the topic.
After four years those conversations
evolved into Canada Action. The group
earned its nonprofit status in October
and now has over 10,000 supporters, over
150 volunteers and a core team of people
managing it, including Battershill.
People Ive talked to in the area
are tired of seeing celebrities come and

basically smear the community, Battershill
says. Its a great place to live, its a vibrant
city and people are tired of the rhetoric.
They want a balanced conversation and a
more inclusive conversation.
Celebrities like Neil Young, Leonardo
DiCaprio and Robert Redford have made
There are more people speaking out against our resources that
arent using the facts; theyre using a lot of fear and a lot of emotion.
Cody Battershill
their way to Alberta to denounce the oil

and gas industry. Battershill says that while
the oil and gas industry has more money
than the environmental activists, the
activists appear to be winning the PR war.
There are more people speaking out
against our resources that arent using the
facts; theyre using a lot of fear and a lot of
emotion, Battershill says. The vast silent
majority of Canadians that do support
informed conversations and balanced
discussions about these issues arent really
speaking up.
OILSANDS IMPACT ON CANADAS ECONOMY

Jobs
Taxes
GDP
TODAY
478,000
$28 billion
$91 billion
10+ YEARS
753,000
$61 billion
$171 billion
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The group is also focused on informing

the public about liquid natural gas in
British Columbia, the Northern Ontario
Ring of Fire and offshore development on
the East Coast.
The world oil demand is continuing
to increase and I think Canada is catching
up to where we should be, Battershill
says. Were only fifth in the world for oil

production, but we have the third largest
reserve and were producing something
like 4 percent of the worlds oil. Four
percent is sizable, but we still have a lot of
opportunities to grow.
Battershill hopes to continue to grow
Canada Action with additional supporters
and volunteers. Canada Action has hosted
events in Calgary as well as Fort McMurray
and Vancouver to inform residents of what
the group is doing.
Its a lot of fun, but its a little overwhelming because there are a lot of people
who want to bring you down, Battershill
says. The message is about supporting an
informed, balanced conversation. We all
care about the environment, we all care
deeply and are making sure we are producing our resources responsibly.
For more information on Canada
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Absolute Ablutions PTY LTD
Acro Trailer
Advance Pump & Equipment, Inc.
Advanced Containment Systems, Inc.
Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc.
Advanced Infrastructure Technologies
Advanced Pressure Systems
Advantage Funding
AERO-TECH
Airfeet
AK Industries
Alderon Industries, Inc.
All Star Sewer Equipment
Allan J. Coleman Co.
Allied Forward Motion, LLC
Allied Graphics, Inc.
Alpine Equipment Funding, Inc.
Alteris Insurance Services
AlturnaMATS, Inc.
Amazing Machinery LLC
Ameri-Can
American Express OPEN
American Melt Blown & Filtration Inc
American Pipe & Plastics, Inc.
Amesbury / Bandlock Products
Amthor International
Anderson Metals Corp., Inc.
Anua
AP/M Permaform
Aqua Blast Corporation
Aqua Mole Technologies Inc.
AquaSoles by V.P. Marketing
Arcan Enterprises, Inc.
Aries Industries, Inc.
Armal, Inc.
ART Company
Arthur Custom Tank / Mid-State Tank
Arthur Products Co.
Ashland PolyTraps
Ashland Pump
Atlanta Rubber & Hydraulics, Inc.
Avanti International
B Green Group
Bad Dog Tools
BakerCorp
Ball Brass & Aluminum Foundry, Inc.
Banjo Corp.
Barnett
BASE Engineering Inc.
Bayco NightStick/The Jolly
Group, Inc.
BDP Industries, Inc.
Benjamin Media Inc.
Benlee, Inc.
Best Enterprises, Inc.
Best Equipment Company
Betts Industries Inc.
Biffs Pathfinders, LLC
Bio-Microbics, Inc.
Bio-Systems International
BioLynceus
BKP Berolina Polyester GmbH
Black Tie Products, LLC
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Blasters, Inc.
Blue Angel Pumps
bluefrog Plumbing + Drains
BODUS GmbH
Boerger, LLC
BOXR Mfg., Inc.
Brandenburger Liner GmbH & Co. KG
BRAWOLINER
BrenLin Company, Inc.
BRIGHT DYES
Bright Technologies, div. of Sebright
Products, Inc.
Brown Bear Corporation
Buckhorn Pumps, Inc.
Bucks Fabricating
BulkTP
BullFrog Industries LLC
BW Technologies by Honeywell
C&E Plastics Inc.
C&H Services
C.I.Agent Solutions
Cam Spray
CanAm Equipment Solutions, Inc.
Canplas Industries Ltd
Cape Cod Biochemical Co.
Cappellotto S.P.A.
Cat Pumps
Cavallero Plastics, Inc.
CEMTEC
Champion Pump Company, Inc.
Chandler Equipment
Chelsea Products, div. of Parker
Chempace Corporation
Chempure Products Corp.
Cherne Industries
CIPP Services, LLC
Clayton Industries
Clear Computing
Clearstream Wastewater Systems
Cloverleaf Tool Co.
Cobra Technologies
Comet USA, Inc.
Comforts of Home Services, Inc.
Concrete Sealants, Inc.
Coneqtec-Universal
Consolidated Treatment Systems, Inc.
Containment Solutions, Inc.
CoreBiologic, LLC
Cotta Transmissions
Cougar Vibration, a div. of Martin
Engineering
COXREELS
CPACEX
Crescent Tank Mfg.
Cretex Specialty Products
CromaFlow Inc
Crust Busters/Schmitz Brothers, LLC
CUES
Cummins Power Products
De Neef Construction Chemicals, Inc.
Del Vel Chem Co.
Depth Ray
Ditch Witch
Dove Ventures Inc.
Downey Ridge Environmental
Dragon Products, Ltd.
Draincables Direct
Dultmeier Sales
Duracable Manufacturing Company

Dyna Flex, Inc.
Dyna-Vac Equipment
Dynablast
DynaLiner LLC
Dynamic Decals & Graphics, Inc.
Dynamic Filtration Ltd.
E Z Onsite
E-Tank, Ltd./E-Pump
E.H. Wachs
Easy Kleen Pressure Systems Ltd.
Easy-Liner
Eco Infrastructure Solutions
Ecological Laboratories Inc.
Eldon C. Stutsman, Inc.
Electric Eel Mfg.
EleMech, Inc.
Eljen Corporation
Envirologics
Environment One Corporation
Envirosight
Enz USA, Inc.
Epps Products
Explorer Trailers - McKee Technologies
EZTrakR Systems Inc.
F.M. Manufacturing, Inc.
Famhost Apps
Federal Signal Environmental
FerraTex
Fieldbook ERP
Fisher Labs
Five Peaks
FKC Co., Ltd.
Fleetmatics
Flo Trend Systems
FlowMark
FM Environmental Ltd
Forbest Products Co.
Foremost
Forest River, Inc.
Formadrain, Inc.
Franklin Electric
Fruitland Manufacturing
Gamajet, part of the Alfa Laval Group
GapVax, Inc.
Gardner Denver
Gardner Denver Waterjetting
GE Oil & Gas - Roots Blowers
GEA Farm Technologies, Inc. (USA)
General Pipe Cleaners
General Pump
Geoflow, Inc.
GfG Instrumentation, Inc.
Giant Industries
Global Vacuum Systems, Inc.
Go Green Environmental Products
Godwin, a Xylem brand
Goldak, Inc.
Gorlitz Sewer & Drain, Inc.
Gorman-Rupp Company
GPM Pump and Truck Parts, LLC
GPS Insight
GPS North America
Green Mountain International, LLC
GRU, LLC
H2 Technical Rescue Equipment
Hamburg Messe und Congress GmbH
Hammelmann Corp.
HammerHead Trenchless Equipment

Hannay Reels
Happy Feet
Harben, Inc.
Hart Industries
Hathorn Corporation
Hauler Agent
HCP Pumps of America, Inc.
Hedstrom Plastics
Helix Laboratories, Inc.
Hella, Inc.
Hermann Sewerin GmbH
Hermes Technologie
Hi-Vac Corporation
Hibon Inc. (a division of Ingersoll Rand)
Hino Trucks
Hot Jet USA
Hurco Technologies, Inc.
Hydra-Flex, Inc.
Hydra-Tech Pump
IBG HydroTech
Imperial Industries, Inc.
Impreg International GmbH
IMS Robotics GmbH
In The Round Dewatering, Inc.
Infiltrator Systems, Inc.
InfoSense, Inc.
Infrastructure Repair Systems, Inc.
Infrastructure Technologies - ITpipes
Innovative Equipment, LLC
Insight Mobile Data Inc.
Insight Vision Cameras
Integrated Vehicle Leasing/Financing
IST - Innovative Sewer Technologies
ITI Trailers & Truck Bodies, Inc.
J & J Chemical Co.
J. Hvidtved Larsen US
J.C. Gury Company, Inc.
Jack Doheny Companies
JAG Mobile Solutions, Inc.
Jameson LLC
JD7
Jet Clean Tools USA Inc.
Jet Inc.
JeTech, Inc.
Jets Vacuum AS
Jetter Depot
Joe Johnson Equipment, Inc.
John Bean Jetters
Johnnys Choice by Chemcorp
Joints Couplings
KeeVac Industries, Inc.
KEG Kanalreinigungstechnik GmbH
Keith Huber Corporation
Kentucky Tank, Inc.
Kewanna Screen Printing
Kros International USA
Kroy Industries
Kuriyama of America, Inc.
Lansas Products Mfd. by Vanderlans
LaPlace Equipment Co. Inc.
Lely Manufacturing, Inc.
Lenzyme/Trap-Cleer Inc.
Liberty Financial Group, Inc.
Liberty Pumps
LIFTPLAQ
Linco-Precision, LLC
Liquid Environmental Solutions
543 companies - list current as of December 1, 2014

Liquid Waste Industries, Inc.
Liquid Waste Technology LLC
LMK Technologies
LMT Inc.
Lock America, Inc.
Locqus
Lodar Ltd.
Logan Clutch Corporation
Logiball, Inc.
Longhorn Tank & Trailer, Inc.
Ludwig Pfeiffer Hoch- und Tiefbau
MacQueen Equipment
Madewell Products Corporation
Mailhot Industries
Mainline Backflow Products, Inc.
Manitex Sabre
Masport, Inc.
Masterliner Incorporated
Material Motion, Inc.
MaxLiner USA
McLaughlin Group, Inc.
Medit Inc.
Meese Orbitron Dunne Co.
Merrell Bros., Inc.
Mi-T-Machine
Mid-State Tank Co., Inc.
Miller Pipeline
Millner-Haufen Tool Company
Milwaukee Pump
Milwaukee Rubber Products, Inc.
Mobile Restroom Designs
Money In Motion
MONOFORM by Infratech
Moro USA, Inc.
Mr. Rooter
MTC
MTech
Mud Technology International, Inc.
Murphy by Enovation Controls
MyTana Mfg. Company, Inc.
NASSCO, Inc.
National Precast Concrete Assoc.
National Truck Center
National Vacuum Equipment, Inc.
Nature Calls
Netafim USA
Nexstar Network, Inc.
NLB Corp.
Northeast Industrial Mfg
Norweco, Inc.
NovaFlex Hose
NozzTeq, Inc.
NSF International
Nu Flow
Oakmont Capital Services, LLC
Oceanquip Cables, LLC
Ohio Electric Control, Inc.
Omega Liquid Waste Solutions
OMSI Transmissions, Inc.
One Biotechnology
Orenco Systems, Inc.
Otto Trading Inc.
PA S.p.A.
Parson Environmental Products, Inc.
Pats Pump & Blower
PC Scale, Inc.
Pearpoint/SPX
Peinemann Equipment
Penn Valley Pump Co., Inc.

Penny Pockets
Pentair Flow Technologies
Peoples United Equipment
Perma-Liner Industries, LLC
Petersen Products Co.
Petrofield Industries
Phoenix USA Inc.
Picote Solutions
Pik Rite, Inc.
Pipe Lining Supply, Inc.
PipeHunter, Inc.
Pipeline Renewal Technologies
PipeLogix, Inc.
PipeTech Software
Piranha Hose Products
Plug-It Products
Polston Applied Technologies
Poly-Flow, LLC
PolyJohn Enterprises, Inc.
Polylok, Inc. / Zabel
PolyPortables, LLC
Portable Sanitation Association Int.
POSM Software
Pow-r Mole Sales LLC
PowerTrack International, Inc.
Premier Oilfield Equipment
Premier Tech Aqua
Presby Environmental, Inc.
Pressure Lift Corporation
Presvac Systems
PRIME DRILLING GmbH
Prime Resins
PrimeLine Products, Inc.
Progress Tank
Proline Group AB
Pronal-USA, Inc.
ProPulse, A Schieffer Company
Protective Liner Systems
PSI Pressure Systems Corp
Pumptec Inc.
Qingdao Donghengli Industy
Quadex/Interfit
Quik-Lining Systems, Inc.
R. Nesbit Portable Toilets
Radiodetection Corporation
Rain for Rent
RapidView IBAK North America
Ratech Electronics, Ltd.
Rausch USA
Ravo Sweepers
RC Industries, Inc.
RCS II, Inc.
RecoverE
Reed Manufacturing Co.
Reelcraft Industries, Inc.
Refractron
Reline America, Inc.
Renssi
Resiplast US, Inc.
ReviewBuzz
RH2O North America Inc.
Rich Specialty Trailers
RIDGID
Ritam Technologies, LLC
Ritec GmbH
RKI Instruments, Inc.
Robinson Vacuum Tanks
ROBUSCHI USA
RODDIE, Inc.
Roeda Signs & ScreenTech Imaging
Roll-Off Parts.com
RootX
Roth Global Plastics
ROTHENBERGER USA
RotoSolutions, Inc.
RouteOptix Inc.
RS Technical Services, Inc.
Rush Refuse Systems
SAERTEX-multiCom
Safety Sewer Drain
Salcor Inc.
Satellite Industries
Sauereisen, Inc.
Savatech Corp.
SchellVac Equipment Inc.
Scorpion Protective Coatings
Screenco Systems LLC
Sealing Systems, Inc.
SECO Truck Inc.
See Water Inc.
Septic Maxx, LLC
Septic Products, Inc.
Septic Services, Inc.
Septronics, Inc.
Service Roundtable
ServiceTitan
Sewer Equipment
Shamrock Pipe Tools, Inc.
Shenzhen Schroder Ind.
Sherwin-Williams
Shubee
Sim/Tech Filter Inc.
SJE-Rhombus
Slew Master, Inc.
Slide-In Warehouse
SludgeHammer Group, Ltd.
SnakeLiner
Solar LED Innovations
Sonetics
Source One Environmental
Southland Tool Mfg. Inc.
Spartan Tool, LLC
Specialty B Sales
Splendor Fiberglass
Stamp Works
Standard Equipment Company
Statewide Supply
StoneAge, Inc.
Sturgeon Tank & Equipment
Stutes Enterprise Systems
SubSurface Instruments
Sugino Corp.
Sunbelt Rentals
Sunrise Environmental Scientific
Super Products LLC
Superior Signal Company LLC
Supervac 2000
Surco Portable Sanitation Products
Surpresseur 4S Inc.
SVE Portable Roadway Systems, Inc.
T&T Tools, Inc.
t4 Spatial
Tank Track LLC
Tank Transport Trader
TCF Equipment Finance, Inc.
Terydon Inc.
The Strong Company, Inc.
Thieman Tailgates, Inc.
Thompson Pump
TOPP Industries, Inc.
Trade-Serve
Trans Lease, Inc.
Transway Systems Inc.
Trelleborg Pipe Seals Milford Inc.
Tremcar Inc.
TRIC Tools, Inc.
Trillium Industrial Services
TRY TEK Machine Works, Inc.
TT Technologies, Inc.
Tuf-Tite Inc.
TURBO FOG
UDOR U.S.A.
UEMSI
UHRIG Kanaltechnik GmbH
Ultra Shore
UltraLav by Wells Cargo
Uncle Freddies Super Gloves
Under Pressure Systems, Inc.
US Fleet Tracking
US Jetting, LLC
USABlueBook
USB - Sewer Equipment Corporation
Vac-Con, Inc.
Vac2Go, LLC
Vacall - Gradall Industries
Vactor Manufacturing
Vacutrux Limited
Vacuum Sales, Inc.
Vacuum Truck Rentals
Vaporooter
VARCo
Vermeer
Veyance Technologies, Inc.
Vivax-Metrotech Corp.
Vogelsang
VT Hackney
Vu-Rite Video Inspection Systems
Wager Company Inc.
Walex Products Company, Inc.
Wallenstein Vacuum Pumps
Wastequip
WasteWater Education 501(c)3
Water Environment Federation
Waterblasting Technologies
WC Leasing
Weber Industries
Wee Engineer, Inc.
Wells Fargo
Western Equipment Finance
Western Mule Cranes (D&S Sales)
Westmoor Ltd.
Whirlygig, Inc.
Wiedemann & Reichhardt GmbH
Wieser Concrete Products, Inc.
Wohler USA, Inc.
Zhejiang Danau Industries Ltd.
Zoeller Pump Company
Education Day Sessions

Monday, February 23, 2015
NAWT
NASSCO
Portable Restroom Track
National Association of Wastewater Technicians

Room 234-236
National Association of Sewer Service Companies

Room 130-132
Beverly Lewis
Room 243-245
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Pre-Trip Inspections
Hours of Service (HOS) Overview
Roadside Inspections
Environmental Impact Study: Effects of
Water Softener on Septic Tank Performance
A Study of Microbiological Induced Corrosion
Ask the Expert Q & A
WJTA-IMCA
Water Jet Technology Association
Industrial Municipal Cleaning Association
Room 140-142
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Hydroexcavation Tools to Stay Current

in a Changing Marketplace
Maximizing Productivity on Vacuum/
Air Mover Projects
Waterblast Safety Can Enhance Productivity,
Quality and Profits!
SSCSC
Southern Section Collection Systems Committee
Room 231-233
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Combination Vacuum Unit Operation Overview

Been There, Done That, Got The T-Shirt
(Small Business From a Hands-on Perspective)
So You Think You Are the Best?
CCTV Inspection In Its Highest Form
Avoid the Pitfalls Trenchless Pipeline Repair
and Renewal
NOZZLES, NOZZLES, NOZZLES!
Ask the Experts Q & A
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Overview of Manhole Rehabilitation Technologies

When, Why and How to Defeat
Infiltration Cost Effectively
New Opportunities in Small-Pipe Relining
and Reinstatement
Pipeline cleaning Best Practices
Large-Diameter Pipe and Drain Rehabilitation
Technologies
NEHA
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
New Technologies for Non-Potable Water Use

Rules & Regulations with New Technologies
and Working with Regulators
New Technologies for Non-Potable Water Use Part 2
OSHA Regulations and Smart Business
Sales & Marketing with New Technologies
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
Grow or Go! Why Most Companies Fail to Grow

Effectively and What You Can Do to Keep
Your Company From Failing
Target Marketing: How to Effectively and
Efficiently Grow Your Sales
Effective Branding and How it Can Help Your Business
Business Basics 101
Build the Business You REALLY Want
Women in Wastewater Roundtable Discussion
Gil Longwell
Room 140-142
1:30 p.m.
Protecting Private Enterprise
National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association

Room 240-242
Susan Chin
Room 133-135
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.
Lobbying
Field Inspections Part One
Field Inspections Part Two
Septic Tank Safety Lethal Lids
Time Dosing
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Ladies and Gentleman: Create Your Personal Brand

and Strategic Network for Success in 5 Easy Steps
Effective Website Design and Engaging
Customers in the Digital Age
Tapping into the Power of Social Media and
Content Marketing
Road Rules & Safety Track

You can view the complete schedule
1:30 p.m.
floor plan, travel information and
4:30 p.m.
8 a.m.
Marketing Track
Sump and Sewage Pump Manufacturers Association

Room 243-245
3 p.m.
Kelly Newcomb, Ellen Rohr, Womens Roundtable

Room 136-138
NOWRA
SSPMA
Sizing Guidelines for New or

Replacement Sewage Pumps
Backup Battery and Combination Pump Systems
Evaluation and Installation
Specifying Pumps: Why Do Pumps Fail?
Business Track
9:30 a.m.
National Environmental Health Association

Room 237-239
Mastering the Busy Season

A Great Customer Experience
Employee Retention and Recruitment
of events along with an exhibitor list,

everything else youll need to plan
your trip to Indy at
wwett.com
John Conley
Room 133-135
1:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
A Truckers Guide to Washington Speak

Cargo Tank Safety and Regulatory Report
Compliance with Part 180 and Preparing for
a Tank Truck CT Shop Audit
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Tuesday Sessions
Detailed session information available at: wwett.com
February 24, 2015

NAWT Track
Drain Cleaning Track
Room 234-236
Treatment Plant
Operator Track
8 a.m.
Room 240-242
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Septage Processing Introduction:

Working with an Engineer
Analyzing Your Resources:
What Goes on Around You is Important!
Introduction to Odor Control
Onsite Installer Track
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
An Emerging Technology for Lagoon-Based

Nutrient Removal
The New Wastewater: Collection System
Challenges Caused by Todays Modern Trash
Wastewater Microbiology
Room 231-233
Industry Safety Track
8 a.m.
Room 243-245
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Soils, Design, O&M: What Every Installer

Should Know
Best Installation Practices for
Trouble-Free Pump Controls
Introduction to Effluent Filters
*MSW Track
Room 237-239
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Mapping Solutions for Repair and

Maintenance of Water Distribution Systems
The Shift from Reactive to Proactive
Wastewater Management Best Practices
Why Hasnt Your Sewer System Evaluation
Survey Testing Worked?
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
New Trends and Technology in Equipment

for Excavation Safety
Best Practices: Use, Care and Repair of
High-Pressure Sewer Cleaning Hose
Development and Execution of a Cross-Bore
Prevention Program
Business Track
Room 130-132
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
How to Position Your Company in the Market Today

Six Proven Tactics to Generate Leads and
Turn Them Into Revenue
Growth by Acquisition or Exiting Gracefully:
Buying or Selling a Septic or Sewer Business
Room 133-135
11 a.m.
Drain Cleaning Methods - Then and Now

The Physics of Pipe Cleaning Tools and
How I Make it Work for Me
Lateral Lining Are You Using the Right Tool?
Industry Technology
Track
Room 136-138
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
How to Manage Septic Systems

using Remote Monitoring
GPS Tracking: Hype Vs. Reality
Wireless Controls in the Waterjet Industry:
Sacrificing Safety for Convenience
Septic Series Track

Room 140-142
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
True Crime Scene Stories: How to Inspect

and Troubleshoot Suspect Onsite Systems
One Mans Waste is Another Mans Treasure
Dewatering Options for Roll-Off Containers
*MSW - Municipal Sewer & Water
*Complete contest rules and details at: wwett.com/rules

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Wednesday Sessions
Detailed session information available at: wwett.com
February 25, 2015

Septic Series Track
Room 140-142
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Considerations in Building Your Next Vacuum Truck

Grease Collection and Treatment:
Raising the Bar Via Resource Recovery
Analyzing Common Onsite Septic System
Malfunctions and Options for Prevention & Correction
Portable Sanitation
Track
Business Track
Room 136-138
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
*MSW Case Study Track

Room 231-233
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Retrofit of the Lansdowne Sanitary P/S

Huntington Beach Successfully Navigates
Emergency Repair of Fragile Storm Drain
Collection System Rehabilitation
Alternative Technology
Treatment Plant
Operator Track
Room 240-242
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
*MSW Technology Track

Room 237-239
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Implementation of Acoustic Inspection Technology

at the City of Augusta
Highlights from the 7th Edition of Operation
and Maintenance of Wastewater Collection
Systems Manual
Technological Advancements Fulfill the
Promise of Zoom Survey Paradigm
Portable Sanitation - Special Events

Making Your Portable Restroom Business Lean
and Mean How to Boost Productivity and
Increase Your Bottom Line
T.B.D.
Utility Regulation Basics for Grease Haulers

The Waste in Our Wastewater
Security Issues and Best Practices for Water/
Wastewater Facilities
Pipe Rehab Track

Room 243-245
8 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 a.m.
Integrating Temperature Sensor Technology

within Lateral Pipeline CIPP Installations
CIPP Calibration and Vacuuming
Extending Life Expectancies with CorrosionResistant Coatings and Linings
Room 133-135
11 a.m.
Team Building for Profit

Ten Commonsense Ways to Grow and
Improve Your Business
Setting Expectations The Key to Sales
and Customer Satisfaction
Advanced Onsite
Installer Course
Room 234-236
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Introduction and Site Evaluation
System Sizing and Basic Design Principles
Pumping to Systems
Installations of ATUs
Installing for Management
Troubleshooting Systems
To register or for
detailed information:
wwett.com
866-933-2653
*MSW - Municipal Sewer & Water
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Money Machines
A Nodwell tracked carrier used by RyTy
Developments of Alberta, Canada,
maneuvers down a muddy road while it
hauls one of the companys cranes. RyTy
uses the tracked carriers to maneuver its
equipment to serve customers. (Photos
contributed by RyTy Developments)
HUSKYS HIT THE TRAIL

Brawny tracked cargo carriers traverse some of the roughest terrain
imaginable in northern Alberta without marring the landscape
By Ken Wysocky
n old saying notes that when the going gets tough, the tough get
going. In the world of Canadian oil and gas production, when the
going gets tough, RyTy Developments Ltd. in Alberta also gets going,
courtesy of its fleet of off-road tracked cargo carriers, made by Foremost
Industries.
Companies like RyTy, which specializes in the off-road transport of
everything from drilling-rig sections to large pipes to heavy equipment like
cranes and bulldozers, are more likely to use a GPS unit than a mainline,
paved highway to reach the remote drilling pads and pipelines they service.
But with a fleet of equipment that includes two Nodwell FN600s, two
Nodwell TF900s and two rebuilt 1976 Husky 8 tracked carriers, there are
few places that crews from the Grande Prairie-based company cant reach.
We have the biggest fleet of off-road equipment of this size for oilfield
use in Alberta, says Shaun Lawrence, general manager of RyTy. We bought
our Huskys used and totally rebuilt them steering, tracks, motors all
that stuff. We can easily dump anywhere from $300,000 to $500,000 into
rebuilding machines like this.
The tracks alone cost $45,000 apiece, so you can spend $200,000 in a
big hurry just doing tracks, he adds. But its still cheaper than buying a new
one, which costs about $1.4 million, and rebuilt vehicles work just as well as
the new ones.
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RyTy Developments Ltd., Grande Prairie, Alberta

MACHINES: Nodwell and Husky tracked cargo carriers from
Foremost Industries LP
FUNCTION: Transporting heavy equipment, drilling-rig sections and large
pipe sections to remote drilling and pipeline sites
FEATURES: 80,000-pound payload capacity; 460 hp, six-cylinder diesel
engines; 65-ton hydraulic winch; Allison automatic transmission
COST:
About $1.4 million
With their 80,000-pound payload capacities, the Nodwells are real

workhorses. Four wide, flexible tracks (each one 60 inches wide and 20 feet
long) substantially reduce ground-bearing pressure down to 4.7 psi at 32.4
kPa (kilopascal, a unit of pressure measurement) while carrying a 40-ton
load. It may trample down some grass, but it doesnt leave any footprint no
ruts, nothing, Lawrence says. And it saves clients money if they dont have
to go and reclaim ruts.
The wide tracks enable the Nodwells to transport heavy payloads across
some of the softest ground conditions around, including sand, mud, snow,
swamp and muskeg.
They can go a lot of places where even a quad [all-terrain vehicle]
cant go, Lawrence notes. The tracks are heavier than tires, but theyre big
(continued)
THE ULTIMATE WORK TRUCK: POWERFUL, RUGGED, VERSATILE, THE 122SD IS:
NO DEF!
NO REGENS!
Lower maintence cost with a
pre-emission engine.
Heavy duty truck that performs
dependably, every job, every day.
VISIT US ONLINE: WWW.HTCTRUCKS.COM
CALL HARRISON TRUCK CENTERS: (800) 582-5789 FOR MORE INFORMATION!

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torsion coil-spring suspensions in the front undercarriage and walkingbeam suspensions in the rear undercarriage. For extra versatility, two of the
Nodwells also feature a knuckleboom picker crane, made by Palfinger.
A Nodwell is about 50 feet long and roughly 12 to 13 feet wide, with a
ground clearance of 21 inches and a turning radius of just 46 feet. When
youre on a lease [drilling pad], you dont always have a lot of room to
maneuver, Lawrence says. But our operators can make these things dance
with 80,000 pounds on their decks.
The Huskys top speed is 9 mph, but it rarely
They can go a lot of places where even a quad [all-terrain vehicle] cant go.
travels faster than 4 mph while carrying a load. And
theyre not drivable on normal roads because of
Shaun Lawrence
their width and immense weight; instead, 48-wheel
combination transport trucks take them to and from
job sites. You dont just tell a customer, Ill have
one out to you in about an hour, Lawrence chuckles. Its quite a process to
Lawrence notes. Some muskeg is 100 feet deep; its almost like a marshy lake
transport them lots of restrictions and regulations.
with moss on top of it.
How valuable are the cargo carriers to operations at RyTy? Priceless,
It can be very deceiving, but our operators know how to read the land
Lawrence responds. They dont go to work often, but when they do, they
quite well, he continues. If we see muskeggy areas with willows in it, we
service our customers needs. And when they do go to work, they put a lot
travel near the willows because there must be some ground there. And if we
of other equipment to work, too. We dont get our investment back from just
see grassy water, the Huskys can usually walk through it.
that piece of equipment alone but it puts the rest of your fleet to work.
Other features on the Nodwells include 460 hp diesel engines, made
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by either Caterpillar Inc. or Detroit (a Daimler brand); 65-ton hydraulic
winches, made by Tulsa (a brand from Dover Corp.) and Braden (a PACCAR
Inc. brand); automatic transmissions made by Allison Transmission; and
rubber belts with steel grouser bars that are bolted to the belts. The belts flex
somewhat to the contours of the land theyre not rigid like a steel crawler,
on a bulldozer, for example.
A high deck (almost 7 feet high and roughly 34 feet long) and sealed
undercarriage components enable the Huskys to make their way through
tough muskeg country, with up to a 56-inch fording depth. Muskeg is like
a very swampy bog very common in Alberta, especially northern Alberta,
A Nodwell tracked carrier hauls a generator

from a job site in Alberta. The generator
weighs approximately 110,000 pounds.
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OIL & GAS PRODUCTS BY KURIYAMA

Kuriyama
EPDM
Oil Field
Frack Hose
Suction Hoses
On Shore Drilling
& Production
NEW Kuriyama-Couplings
Sight Glass
Tiger Yellow TY Series
CT601AA Corrugated Oil Rigger/

Oil Field-Frack Tank Hose
150 PSI rating.
Oil field vacuum tank service for
crude oil, frack solutions and slurries.
Oil fieldfrack tank hose.
Available in ID sizes 2", 3" and 4".
Your "One-Stop-Shop"
Hose & Accessory
Supplier.
Largest Availability of
Products in the industry.
In stock at all Kuriyama
warehouse locations.
Tiger Green TG Series
Superior EPDM compound for durability and

chemical resistance.
Cold-Flex materials provide more sub-zero
flexibility coming off the truck.
Easy Slide Helix provides extended cover wear
and allows hose to slide easily over rough surfaces.
Ideal for water suction & wastewater handling.
WST Series
Heavy Duty PVC Fabric
Reinforced Suction & Discharge Hose
Fabric reinforcement handles both suction and
higher pressure discharge.
Transparent construction allows for visual
confirmation of flow.
Easy Slide Helix - provides extended cover wear and
allows hose to slide easily over rough surfaces.
Made from tough

polycarbonate material.
Has a 500 PSI rating.
Funnel Strainer
Made of 304 Stainless Steel.
Unique one-piece design; has
a pre-attached Buna gasket.
Hammer Unions
Unions available for
low & high pressure
Oil & Gas connections.
Contact your local Kuriyama

distributor for details.
360 E. State Parkway Schaumburg, IL 60173-5335

Phone: (847) 755-0360 FAX: (847) 885-0996
www.kuriyama.com E-Mail: sales@kuriyama.com
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Eye on the Industry
BRINGING
IN THE JOBS
University of Illinois study shows building
trades get boost in Marcellus Shale play
By Cory Dellenbach
ts not just the petroleum engineers,

geologists or even the roughnecks who
are benefiting from the number of jobs
created in the Marcellus Shale. Its also had
a big impact on the building trades.
Its been a real blessing for our members, says Chris Petrone, of the International Union of Operating Engineers.
According to a study by the University
of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, about
45,000 new building trade jobs have been
created in Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED

2008-2014
LOOKING AT THE STUDY

The study looks at a wide and varied
selection of job types that are directly
NUMBER OF WORKERS
2008-2014
Trade
Hours Worked
Trade
Workers
Boilermakers
2,783,661
Boilermakers
1,740
Carpenters
407,912
Carpenters
255
Electricians
7,511,582
Electricians
4,695
Ironworkers
5,194,560
Ironworkers
3,247
Insulators
809,832
Insulators
506
Laborers
15,947,748
Laborers
9,967
Operators
21,098,159
Operators
13,186
Painters
13,914
Painters
Pipefitters
13,113,968
Pipefitters
8,196
Plasterers & Masons
54,536
Plasterers & Masons
34
Plumbers
554,887
Plumbers
347
Sheet Metal Workers
29,952
Sheet Metal Workers
19
Teamsters
5,135,183
Teamsters
3,209
TOTAL
72,655,894*
TOTAL
45,410*
*2014 data includes labor hours through

the first six months only
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Virginia as a result of the boom.

What the study shows is what weve
known, and the building trade unions have
known: That these jobs are being created
locally and theyre good, family-sustaining jobs paying good wages with health
care, says Travis Windle, of the Marcellus
Shale Coalition.
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*2014 data includes labor hours through

the first six months only
connected to the industry, including

boilermakers, engineers and pipefitters,
painters, carpenters, masons and others.
The oil and gas industry has been
on an accelerated growth path since the
beginning of the Marcellus and Utica shale
development in 2006, says Robert Bruno,
University of Illinois labor expert and one
of the studys authors.
Commissioned by the Oil and
Natural Gas Industry Labor-Management
Committee, the study looks at just one
part of the economy construction
A preliminary examination
of employment data in states
related to the Marcellus Shale
play reveals that natural gas
exploration has been a strong
engine of job growth.
Robert Bruno
and maintenance that benefited from

unconventional development in the
Marcellus Shale from 2008 to 2014.
According to the study, spending for
oil- and gas-related projects reached $5
billion in 2013, growing by 61 percent
from 2012. In 2013, those opportunities
created 4,600 construction jobs in
eight trades.
It was already looking good for 2014
with spending up to $6.5 billion by October.
A preliminary examination of
employment data in states related to the
Marcellus Shale play reveals that natural
gas exploration has been a strong engine of
job growth, Bruno says.
The study says from 2008 through
the first half of 2014, oil and gas projects
accounted for more than 72 million hours
of direct and indirect construction labor.
The study says the number of workers
employed at oil and gas projects was more
than 45,000 based on 1,600 annual hours
of work.
Bruno did not use state or federal labor
statistics to compose the study, saying that
labor organizations statistics offered more
pointed information for his purposes. The records he used contained data for
both union and nonunion workers.
This study reaffirms that responsible domestic energy production
is fueling our economic recovery, says Louis Finkel, vice president of
the American Petroleum Institute. We need to fully embrace this energy
renaissance and develop the affordable reliable energy all Americans need
and want.
BENEFIT FOR THE TRADES
The study also takes a look at construction activity in non-shale-related
oil and gas industries and finds that if it werent for the industry, there would
be several thousand construction workers without jobs.
The study shows that non-oil and gas industry construction activity fell
by 53.7 percent since 2008, when it peaked at 14.8 million labor hours. In
2013, the eight trades highlighted in the study only generated 6.6 million
hours of labor.
At one time, 7,100 full-time construction jobs were created annually;
however, that number has dropped to 3,300 jobs.
The transformation of employment in the oil and gas industry has had
an additional virtuous effect, Bruno says. An examination of national and
relevant state unemployment data for the construction industry indicates
that if it werent for natural gas projects, the region would have experienced
substantially higher incidences of construction industry job displacement.
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Product Focus
Truck and Tank

Parts/Components,
Hand and
Power Tools
By Craig Mandli
Components such as blowers, cable and hose reels, and
pumps allow contractors to outfit their rigs with the specific
technology that suits the job. Check out some of these
components below, along with hand and power tools designed
to keep the work site mobile and efficient.
Blowers
1. Oil-free blower unit
The Challenger 4310 blower system from
National Vacuum Equipment delivers 940 cfm
continuous duty at full vacuum and is capable of
running at 27 inches continuous vacuum. The
low-maintenance, environmentally friendly (no
oil) unit is designed, built and supported in the
U.S. 800/253-5500; www.natvac.com.
Cable and Hose Reels

2. Heavy-duty reel
1600 Series hand-crank and motorized reels
from COXREELS are available in 1- and 1 1/2inch NPT, BSP or NST nickel-plated swivel inlets.
Options include a universal bracket kit to bevel
the gear rewind system and hose guide rollers at
various angles and three gear ratio idler gears to
reduce speed and increase torque on motorized
versions. 800/269-7335; www.coxreels.com.
3. Hydraulic direct-drive reel

The heavy-duty HDD6200 Series hydraulic
direct-drive reel from Hannay Reels is ideal for
rodding, waterblasting and cleaning operations.
It has an external hose connection that allows
tightening without removing all the hose from the
spool. The optional hose guide arm and swivel base
permits precise payout of hose from the reel. No
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hydraulic motor. The steel hub assembly is rated to
3,000 psi. 518/797-3791; www.hannay.com.
4. Hand-crank reel
Heavy-duty hand-crank Series 37000 hose
reels from Reelcraft Industries are ideal for
industrial applications requiring longer lengths
of 1-inch I.D. hose. The design helps eliminate
possible bearing misalignment due to heavy
vibration in mobile applications by utilizing an
oil-impregnated bronze sleeve bearing. The 1-inch
solid main shaft connects to the spindle to form
a rigid connection from side to side. The slotted
spool provides a smooth transition for the hose.
It is also available in electric motor-driven, air
motor-driven and bevel-crank models. 800/4443134; www.reelcraft.com.
Hand Tools
provides strength, ergonomics, balance and shock

absorption. It is specially tapered, fire finished,
lacquered and has a non-slip grip. 855/343-9900;
www.abchammers.com.
6. Spring hose clamp pliers

Ten-inch Spring Hose Clamp Pliers from
Knipex Tools can be used for standard, spacesaving and spring-wire hose clamps, and for spring
band clamps up to 2 3/4 inches in diameter. It
has rotatable, universal grip inserts for gripping
the clamps in all positions. Clamps are opened
easily and reliably without great effort due to the
high leverage. Rotatable grip inserts, slim head
design and narrow head width make it ideal in
confined areas. It has an ideal transmission ratio,
pinch guard to prevent finger and hand pinching,
quickset adjustment with the push of a button
and a box-joint design for high stability because of
the double guide. It is made of chrome vanadium
electric steel, forged and oil-hardened. 847/3988520; www.knipex-tools.com.
5. Brass non-sparking,
non-marring hammer
7. 9-inch handle ratchet
The 4-pound brass non-sparking, nonmarring hammer from ABC Hammers comes with
a hickory wood handle. The non-marring brass
head helps absorb impact and reduce or eliminate
work damage. In addition, the non-sparking
aspect is safe for use where hazardous, flammable
or combustible vapors, liquids, dusts or residues
may be present. The Tennessee hickory handle
The Extra Long Sealed Ratchet from Snapon Industrial has a 1/4-inch drive and 9-inch
handle that allows access to most hard-to-reach
fasteners found in narrow spaces. It comes with
Dual80 Technology with dual pawls with seven
teeth in contact with the gear, providing strength
and durability with 25 percent less ratcheting
arc. It provides up to 90 ft-lbs of torque to free
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rusted and seized fasteners. The seal mechanism

provides permanent lubrication and keeps out
dirt and other contaminants. It is constructed
from alloy steel, with mirror-finished nickel
chrome plating to prevent corrosion. 877/7401900; www.snapon.com/industrial.
10. Polyurethane hose
Hose and Fittings
Tigerflex Amphibian AMPH Series hose

from Kuriyama of America has an abrasion- and
oil-resistant polyurethane inner liner and resists
internal wear, especially in the bends where the
material hits, leading to less costly downtime. Its
highly flexible Cold Flex materials and corrugated
outer cover allow for ease of use wherever needed.
847/755-0360; www.kuriyama.com.
8. Nut and bolt protection caps
11. Heated valve jacket
Radolid nut and bolt protection caps from

Advance Products & Systems use volatile corrosion
inhibitors embedded within the material of the cap
to protect against corrosion. Easily snapped into
place, the caps are designed to snuggly fit over the
nut or bolt, minimizing accidental removal. Made
of low-density UV-resistant polyethylene, the caps
are reusable and easy to install and remove. They
are available in five styles and size ranges 1/4 to
3 3/4 inches, with standard operating temperature
range -84 to 210 degrees F. 800/315-6009;
www.apsonline.com.
Heated valve jackets from Pik Rite protect

valves from freezing in cold weather by circulating
engine coolant through a jacket in front of a valve
on any truck. Easy to install, TTMA flanges allow
for universal mounting. They are available in steel
and stainless steel materials as well as 3-, 4- and
6-inch sizes. 800/326-9763; www.pikrite.com.
9. Manifold valve
Stubby 3-inch full port stainless steel manifold
valves from Banjo Corp. have stainless steel bolts
and are manufactured from lightweight glassreinforced polypropylene. Multiple design options
are available. They have a maximum operating
pressure of 100 psi at 70 degrees F, or 75 psi at 150
degrees F. 765/362-7367; www.banjocorp.com.
12. Pump power booster

The Power Booster from Pressure Lift
Corporation, available in 2-, 3-, 4- and 6-inch
models, provides increased vertical lift and
horizontal flow capability, while shortening
project time and cutting maintenance costs in any
pumping application. Powered by compressed air,
it handles a range of viscous liquids, from water
to drilling mud to heavy municipal sludge. Made
of lightweight aluminum, units are reversible,
allowing for slurry suspension, potholing or
breaking up crusty sludge. 972/355-0550;
www.pressurelift.com.
13. Safety locking-collar

quick-connect socket
Locking-collar quick-connect sockets from
Water Cannon are precision machined and
provide smooth action and reliable service. The
hardened stainless steel sockets will resist plug
deformation when pressure spikes occur. The
flow-through design provides a free-flowing
unrestricted bore with minimum pressure
loss. The brushed stainless steel sockets have a
safety locking collar with alignment pin, push
and snap-lock smooth-action collar with easyto-grip barreled rings and replaceable O-ring
for a watertight seal. They are rated to 210
degrees F and up to 6,300 psi. 800/333-9274;
www.watercannon.com.
Power Tools
14. Lithium-ion grease gun
The Model 596 20-volt lithium-ion grease
gun from Alemite has built-in intelligence,
including a multifunction LCD with impactresistant lens surrounded by an impact-absorbing
bezel. The LCD has a grease meter (ounces or
grams), a grease-level gauge and a battery-capacity
gauge. The display keeps the operator in control
at all times, relaying stall condition, loss of
prime, low-battery capacity and low grease level.
With maximum pressure of 10,000 psi, it offers
two flow-rate settings and an LED flashlight. Its
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efficient drivetrain, with the motor located inside

the handle, delivers up to 15 grease cartridges
per battery charge. Its shape, balance and
weight provide optimal comfort. 800/822-4579;
www.alemite.com.
15. Vibratory tamper

Vibratory tampers from BOMAG Americas
combine low operating weights with compaction
performance to optimize both productivity
and ease of operation in applications such as
trench construction, utility and cable backfill
compaction, landscaping and small repair jobs.
The BT60 weighs 128 pounds and delivers
up to 3,372 pounds of impact force, while the
BT65 weighs 150 pounds and produces 3,822
pounds of impact force. The BVT65 weighs 143
pounds and delivers 3,597 pounds of impact
force. The BT60 is ideal for time-intensive use
in confined spaces, the BT65 for jobs with the
highest compaction demands, and the BVT65
for occasional use in typical applications. Each is
powered by an efficient four-cycle Honda engine
with recoil starter and offers a maximum travel
speed of 66 feet per minute. 309/853-3571;
www.bomag.com/us.
16. Pipe-cutting saw

The APS-438 pipe-cutting saw from Esco
Tool Company has a self-centering track system,
pre-sized for pipe from 6 to 60 inches, to produce
perfectly square cuts with no heat affect zone.
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It has a fiberglass-reinforced blade for cutting

super duplex stainless steel pipe, concrete lined
pipe, ash pipe and other heavy-wall hard alloy
pipe up to 4 3/8 inches thick. It is available with
the WrapTrack System of pre-sized stainless steel
bands that clamp onto the pipe circumference.
It mounts securely onto the WrapTrack System
using a trolley with four V-grooved stainless steel
roll guides. Powered by a 3 hp pneumatic motor,
the saw is fully supported to reduce operator
fatigue. 800/343-6926; www.escotool.com.
17. Power grease gun

The PowerLuber Series 1880 grease gun
from Lincoln Industrial has a high-torque
powerhead and a two-speed motor that delivers
grease up to 10,000 psi in both high- and lowoutput settings. Powered by a 20-volt, lithiumion battery, it utilizes a multifunction LCD
display to accurately indicate standard readings
such as battery level and grease flow (ounces or
grams). The flowmeter detects the loss of prime,
eliminating false readings to help ensure that the
equipment being serviced is properly lubricated. A
three-point base keeps the tool upright and stable
for easy handling without being bulky, allowing
access to tight areas and reducing operator fatigue
when lubricating simple-to-reach fittings. It has a
built-in LED to illuminate the work area. 314/6794200; www.lincolnindustrial.com.
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18. Sparkless torque wrench pump
The H2H hydraulic-powered torque wrench
pump from Alltite eliminates generators,
extension cords, circuit boards, plugs, fuses or
electrical remote switches. There are no electrical
components or other ignition sources that cause
sparks. It can be located right next to the work
area which increases hydraulic wrench speed by
allowing for the use of short high-pressure twinline hoses. It can easily be powered off a PTO
on a common service truck or a diesel-powered
generator. It is made of corrosion-resistant
non-sparking stainless steel. 800/498-6721;
www.alltite.com.
19. Sliding-vane vacuum pump

The RVC360 sliding-vane vacuum pump
from Jurop/Chandler Equipment offers free
airflow at 360 cfm, maximum pressure of 30 psi,
a maximum vacuum of 95 percent and speeds of
1,300 rpm. Its manifold has an embedded check
valve and a compact intake design allowing for a
space-saving install. Multiple options are granted
to design engineers for implementation of new
concepts in installation and layout. 800/3420887; www.chandlerequipment.com.
20. Liquid ring pump

The WR Model CVS liquid ring pump from
Fruitland Manufacturing has a low-weight,
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compact design and maximum vacuum efficiency.

It is available with a volume flow range from 739
to 2,390 cfm, with ATEX-temperature class
5, internal cooling with cavitation protection,
only one water drain, large volume flow range,
connection flanges that can be swiveled and
face seals for high service life. 800/663-9003;
www.fruitlandmanufacturing.com.
21. Vacuum pump

The PM80T vacuum pump from Moro
USA includes dual cooling fans, industrial-duty
bearings, Viton seals, an integrated check valve,
changeover valve and automatic oiling system. It
produces 350 cfm, and is capable of 29 psi (15 psi
continuous) and continuous vacuum of up to 24
inches Hg. It is available in preassembled pump
packages. Right angle packages come with pump,
stand, gearbox and couplers. They can also be
equipped with secondary, oil catch mufflers, relief
valves and gauges. Hydraulic, pulley or enginedriven packages are also available. 800/3836304; www.morousa.com.
22. Rotary vane pump

The PV750 rotary vane pump from Presvac
Systems is designed for continuous full vacuum
operation in extreme conditions. It offers 400
cfm free air, 350 cfm at 15 inches Hg, maximum
vacuum of 27 inches Hg and maximum pressure
of 35 psi. Dual fans and twin ballast ports
efficiently cool the pump. The solid housing
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with deep cooling ribs allows for greater heat

transfer from the vacuum chamber. Aluminum
fans and shrouding work like a heat exchanger to
further aid in heat reduction. Multiple manifold
and drive options are available. 800/387-7763;
www.presvac.com.
Truck Components
23. Hydroexcavating boom elbows
Custom Boom Elbows manufactures
both 70- and 90-degree boom elbows available
for a range of hydroexcavating and municipal
sewer work vehicles. Both feature a 25.1-inch
circumference and 8-inch diameter with flanged
ends. All models are built with a 1/2-inch wall
thickness for longevity and endurance. 604/8350199; www.customboomelbowsbc.com.
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self-balancing to maintain revolution control and

is compatible with existing pressures and flows.
877/426-2538; www.gamajet.com.
25. Truck vibrator

The Cougar NHD-110 hydraulic vibrator
from Martin Engineering improves unloading
speed and efficiency when stubborn material
clings to the tank. It is lightweight for easier
installation and reduced shipping costs. It has
a low installed height and is constructed from
high-strength ductile iron. It has minimal power
consumption, with adjustable eccentric weights,
low maintenance and variable speed. It is designed
to create more force per size/weight. Continuous
duty and electric models are available. It
minimizes manual clean-out and increases safety.
309/852-2384; www.martin-eng.com.
24. Side-sitting tank-cleaning device
26. Auxiliary steerable lift

axle suspension system
The Sidewinder tank-cleaning device

from Gamajet, part of the Alfa Laval Group,
can be placed on its side, changing the nature
of the nozzles orbit, providing more focus to
the difficult-to-clean bulkheads. Its use allows
tankers to be cleaned quickly with no shadow
areas. Instead of creating an ellipse pattern across
the tank wall, as is the case when spinners are
inserted vertically, it enables the spinner to form
a figure-eight pattern, sweeping the length of the
tanker delivering more hits to the bulkheads. It is
The LSZ auxiliary steerable lift axle

suspension system from NEWAY by SAFHOLLAND comes in a compact 17.39-inch
package, enabling easy installation and service,
as well as providing extra frame rail space for
component packaging and options. The Super
Chamber lift provides a quick and reliable foursecond lift speed. It delivers a strong and consistent
lift force, enabling the axle to be securely stowed
for increased protection from road hazards.
Rolling lobe air springs are positioned at an angle
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for a high spring rate, improving stability and ride quality. The parallelogram
design maintains precise steering geometry, reducing tire wear. 231/7778501; www.safholland.com.
27. Rotating boom drive

The Slewmaster drive is a rotation solution for vacuum truck booms with
an IP 65 protection level. It is totally sealed with an enclosed housing for smooth
rotation and sealing capacity, even under rotation while subjected to vacuum.
The drive construction is an hourglass worm shaft with five teeth in contact with
a high-tolerance slew ring on a mono block cast steel housing. It is designed to
last the lifetime of the truck calculated over 25 years. The only maintenance
required is greasing every three to six months, depending on mode of use.
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Case Studies
Truck and Tank Parts/Components,

Hand and Power Tools
By Craig Mandli
HEATING SYSTEM IMPROVES WELL SERVICE EQUIPMENT PRODUCTIVITY
Problem
A well service company operating in the Bakken oilfield of North Dakota had been using equipment ill-equipped for cold-weather operation. Starting engines
and keeping them running in sub-freezing temperatures was a challenge. Fuel filters were plugging as diesel fuel gelled in the cold weather. The engine, hydraulic
and power-end lube fluids became thick in the cold, and were not providing the performance or protection needed, leading to increased downtime, damaged hoses,
premature pump wear and increased maintenance costs.
Solution
Maintenance supervisors decided to outfit the equipment with a heating system appropriate for extreme cold operation. Arctic Fox was contacted to design a
custom heating solution for this specific equipment and the operating conditions.
Result
Stand-alone heating systems were delivered, which provided fast starts and dependable operation. These systems warmed the fuel and fluids, restoring the
protection and functionality that had been lost due to the cold temperatures. 800/654-5382; www.arctic-fox.com.
HYDRAULIC TRASH PUMP USED TO MEET WASTEWATER PROCESSING DEMANDS

Problem
Carpinteria Sanitary District was using a towable 4-inch trash pump to dewater a water and grit slurry. On the day the
dewatering was scheduled, the pump stopped working, as it could not handle the high concentration of grit. The district was in
need of a high-end trash pump.
Solution
The district scheduled a demo with a local product support specialist from Stanley Hydraulic Tools. At the time the district
was unaware of hydraulic trash pumps and their effectiveness. They ran the TP08 4-inch trash pump with the Stanley HP28 twin
power unit. The TP08, despite its hand-held size, is capable of pumping 800 gpm and up to 4-inch solids.
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Product News
Product Spotlight
Removable, reusable weatherproof
insulation barrier protects pipes,
valves against cold
By Ed Wodalski
Designed as a low-cost alternative to expensive aluminum-clad
insulation, the flexible weatherproof barrier from Insulation Snakes
provides certified R-11 (United States) protection that can be easily
removed and replaced. The full line of original wrap ranges from the
6-inch-wide by 6-foot-long Mini Garter to the 96-inch by 40-foot-long
Maxi Bull Snake. Custom sizes are available.
The 1220 Garter (12-inch by 20-foot) removable and reusable weather
barrier, part of the Insulation Snake line of protective products, can be
spiral wrapped around pipes, vessels, tanks and valves and secured using
a Snake Strap. The wrap is made from environmentally friendly fiberglass
batting encased in a 5 mil, UV-treated polyethylene vapor barrier.
To make it removable, we recommend you use straps, says Tim
Burns, sales manager for Insulation Snakes. You can use tape, but it
sticks to the polyethylene and its hard to remove.
The Pro Snake line of wrap, designed for spiral installation, includes
starter and end straps.
Its basically the same product but now you have a strap attached,
he says.
The Pro Snake line ranges from the 12-inch-wide by 6-foot-long
PS1206-2 with 2-foot straps to the 96-inch-wide by 40-foot PS8440-10
with 10-foot straps.
A third line of pipe protecting wrap, the Sidewinder, is made for lowclearance applications or for pipes close to another pipe, building or wall.
1.
Instead of winding around a pipe, it goes on like a hot dog in a bun,

Burns says. It goes on top of the pipe and straps on; every foot theres
a strap. It goes on and off very easy and looks a lot better as a finished
product.
The Sidewinder ranges from the SDW0606 (6 inches wide, 6 feet
long) for wrapping 1/4- to 1-inch instrumentation tubing to the SDW9640
(96 inches wide, 40 feet long) for covering 24-inch maximum outside
diameter pipe.
For larger objects, such as flanges, hammer union connections or
in-line ball valves, theres the Snakebite line of wrap.
The Snakebite is designed for the valve itself or something you need
quick access to, Burns says.
Standard sizes range from 12 inches wide for a 1-inch maximum
outside diameter pipe or valve to 96 inches wide and 40 feet long for 24inch pipe. Insulation Snakes also offers a product specifically for insulating
tanks and vessels. 888/696-2567; www.insulationsnakes.com.
VACALL HYDROEXCAVATOR STEP-IN COMPARTMENT

The AllExcavate hydroexcavator step-in compartment from Vacall provides
operators with warmth and protection from inclement weather. The compartment
enables operators to change out of wet and muddy clothing. It also has floor
drainage, racks to hang dry clothing and another rack to store the high-pressure
hand gun and extensions. Larger compartments are available. 800/382-8302;
www.vacallindustries.com.
2. SUPER PRODUCTS CAMEL 1200 SEWER CLEANER
The Camel 1200 sewer and catch basin cleaner from Super Products has
a 1,500-gallon water tank and 12-yard debris collector. The boom is capable of
250-degree rotation, 26-foot reach, 21-foot vertical lift and 3-foot downward pivot.
Other features include ejection unloading and collector body-tilt. Options include
the Acculevel load sensor and hydroexcavation performance package. 800/8379711; www.superproductsllc.com.
3. ATLAS COPCO OIL-INJECTED ROTARY SCREW COMPRESSORS

The GA 90-160 range of oil-injected rotary screw compressors from Atlas
Copco features high-cooling capacity for operation in conditions up to 131 degrees
F. Compressors have an IE3 motor, no-loss water separator drain, energy recovery
module and in-build dryers. 800/732-6762; www.atlascopco.us.
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4. MCLAREN RUBBER TRACKS FOR MINI-EXCAVATORS
NextGen TDF Series rubber tracks for mini-excavators from McLaren

Industries feature SpoolRite belting technology for increased tensile strength.
The prestressed, aligned, non-overlapping continuous belting system provides
equal tension, reducing the chance of link ejection and structural track damage.
800/836-0040; www.mclarenindustries.com.
5.
DIAMOND GRIP SLIP AND FALL PREVENTION

ICEtrekkers slip and fall prevention from Diamond Grip attach to the bottom
of a shoe or boot. The case hardened, alloy steel grippers feature six-pointed
diamond beads strung on steel aircraft cable. Designed for all-day wear, the selfclearing grippers spread the load evenly from heel to toe. A rubber sling secures the
grips. 866/925-8729; www.icetrekkers.com.
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6. CHROMALOX EXPLOSION-PROOF ELECTRIC BLOWER HEATER

The CXH-XD blower heater from Chromalox withstands corrosive and wet
environments and is ATEX certified. It has a corrosion-resistant coated heat
exchanger and optional 316 stainless steel and epoxy-coated frames. 800/4432640; www.chromalox.com.
7.
VERMEER RIDE-ON SERVICE PLOW
The PTX44 ride-on service plow from Vermeer is designed for the installation
of fiber-optic cables, electrical and gas services, and irrigation systems. Powered
by a 46.8 hp Kubota water-cooled gasoline engine, the plow delivers 88.7 ft-lbs of
torque and features a dedicated plow with the option to utilize a forward-mounted
trencher and/or bore attachment. The plow has a maximum installation depth of
24 inches. The optional trencher attachment has a maximum trenching depth of 42
inches and width of 6 inches. The optional bore attachment has a rotational torque
of 620 ft-lbs. 641/628-3141; www.vermeer.com.
8. JENNY VERTICAL TANK STATIONARY COMPRESSORS

Electric two-stage, vertical-tank stationary air compressors from Jenny
Products provide 175 psi and displace between 9.1 and 43.6 cfm. Each compressor
has a heavy-duty, two-stage, cast-iron pump and powder-coated ASME tank.
Tank sizes include 60, 80 and 120 gallons. Options include airline filter, oil
sight glass, low oil level switch and control circuit transformer. 814/445-3400;
www.steamjenny.com.
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TRELLEBORG SEALING SOLUTIONS D-SHAPED RING

The Glyd Ring D-shaped seal from Trelleborg Sealing Solutions is made
from Zurcon Z13 polyurethane to resist pressures up to 7,250 psi at both sides
of the seal and temperatures up to 248 degrees F. Applications include mobile
cranes, forklifts and other equipment involving mobile hydraulics. 800/626-2180;
www.trelleborg.com.
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10. SCHONSTEDT XTPC+ PIPE, CABLE LOCATOR

The XTpc+ multifrequency pipe and cable locator from Schonstedt Instrument
Co. features a lightweight, compact receiver and 5-watt transmitter. 800/9998280; www.schonstedt.com.
11. WILDEN AIR-OPERATED, DOUBLE-DIAPHRAGM PUMPS

The FIT line of air-operated, double-diaphragm pumps from Wilden Pump &
Engineering are designed to drop into an existing plumbing footprint. No plumbing
rebuilds are required. Re-engineered fluid paths increase flow rates up to 54 percent
compared to current Wilden models. Pumps are available with the Pro-Flo X or ProFlo SHIFT air distribution system. 909/422-1730; www.wildenpump.com.
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12. GODWIN SELF-PRIMING PUMP
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The Dri-Prime NC350 pump from Godwin, a Xylem brand, delivers flows to
6,530 gpm and discharge heads to 160 feet. The pump features Flygt N-technology
with self-cleaning impeller for non-clog performance. It can prime and re-prime
from dry to 28 feet without operator assistance. The pump can be customized with
a diesel engine or electric motor and is available as a Critically Silenced unit or as a
Godwin DBS for pump station backup. 800/247-8674; www.godwinpumps.com.
13. BENTEK REMOTE ASSET MONITORING SYSTEM
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The SAT110 portable RTU alarm dialer from Bentek Systems features a builtin battery, vibration sensor, I/O, magnetic mount and C1D2 hazardous location
certification that can be deployed for monitoring the run/no run condition of
compressors and generators. Integral GPS enables location tracking of remote
assets, including generators, compressors, tanks, skids and buildings. The system
can be interfaced to an existing SCADA Host or via smartphones and Web browsers
through the SatSCADA server. 403/243-5135; www.scadalink.com.
14. SUNNEN JOB-SHOP TUBE HONE

The HTR all-electric job-shop tube hone from Sunnen Products combines
servo precision and cycle-automation with constant spindle power and 0.004-inch
stroke repeatability to hone blind bores or correct tight spots in a bore without
operator intervention. The machine handles bore IDs up to 35.41 inches. The
modular design can be configured for stroke lengths from 8 to 46.2 feet. 314/7812100; www.sunnen.com.
15. PLASTI-BOND TECK SERIES CABLE FITTINGS
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TECK Series cable fittings from Plasti-Bond are designed for use with jacketed
TECK cable with steel or aluminum armor. Features include a 40 mil gray PVC
external coating with cable sleeve and sealing gland, watertight seal on outer sheath
of cable, standard neoprene seal suitable for use in operating temperatures from
-13 to 140 degrees F and integral O-ring seal on entry threads (NPT available).
903/843-5591; www.plastibond.com.
16. KOMATSU ARTICULATED DUMP TRUCK

The HM300-5 Tier 4 Final articulated dump truck from Komatsu America
features 324 net hp, a 30.9 U.S. ton payload and GVW of 117,892 pounds. The
truck has a 9-foot-2-inch loading height and two single-staged body lift cylinders
that provide a 70-degree dumping angle. Selectable working modes enable the
operator to choose between economy and power to match work applications.
847/437-5800; www.komatsuamerica.com.
17. BEL-RAY OPEN GEAR MINING LUBRICANTS
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Molylube SF 100 semi-synthetic open gear lubricants from the Bel-Ray

Company are designed for use on draglines, shovels and heavy industrial mining
applications. Suitable for use in environments ranging from the subzero to
sweltering heat, the ultra heavy and extra heavy grades meet all open gear and
multiservice lubricant requirements in temperatures as low as -58 degrees F.
732/938-2421; www.belray.com.
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18. MARTIN SECONDARY CONVEYOR BELT CLEANER

The SQC2S secondary conveyor belt cleaner from Martin Engineering features
individually cushioned tungsten carbide blades for effective cleaning without risk
to the belt or splices. The design forms a single sealing edge that maintains steady,
adjustable pressure. Rubber buffers maintain cleaning pressure throughout blade
life, while deflecting to allow splices to pass. Moving parts are zinc plated to resist
seizing or rust. 800/544-2947; www.martin-eng.com.
LEGENDARY QUALITY CONTAINER SOLUTIONS

EMERGENCY RESPONSE BINS
VACUUM TANKS
Consolidated Fabricators
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2014. Consolidated Fabricators, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
19. MAHA MOBILE DEF DISPENSING SYSTEM

The mobile diesel exhaust fluid dispensing system from MAHA USA features
a quad-sensor controlled pump nozzle that automatically switches off when the
maximum fill has been reached. The holding tank has a 55-gallon CDS suction
port and filling port for the nozzle. 866/624-2872; www.maha-usa.com.
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20. WATER CANNON PRESSURE WASHERS

Pressure washers from Water Cannon meet or exceed 2014 EPA and California
regulations relating to fuel tanks, vents and carbon canisters. The pressure washers
feature low-permeation fuel tanks and fuel lines. Fuel caps vent to the engines air
cleaner rather than the atmosphere. Model 17H85 has a Honda GX 690 electric start
engine, 15-gallon fuel tank, roll cage protection and TSP General triplex plunger
pump that delivers 4 gpm and 7,000 psi. 800/333-9274; www.watercannon.com.
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21. TAHOE DESIGN PUMP CATALOG SOFTWARE

The PumpBase 3 pump catalog program from Tahoe Design Software enables
manufacturers to create, edit, test and deploy digital pump catalogs. Catalog Builder
is designed for manufacturers; the User version provides sales reps, distributors
and buyers with catalog installation, viewing and pump selection capabilities;
the Academic version enables educators and students to perform pump selection
and enter pump curves. All versions offer pump selection functionality, graphical
curve entry, affinity law tools and optimal multistage trim sizing. Catalogs can be
distributed to users or obtained from the Tahoe Design Software server. 530/2646525; www.tahoesoft.com. GOMC
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Industry News
TADANO AMERICA ADDS

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
DUOLINE TECHNOLOGIES,
PETROSMITH FORM PARTNERSHIP
TADANO America Corp. authorized WHECO Corp. to be a structural

repair and restoration services provider
for all TADANO crane products.
Pictured (from left) are Dave Wood of
Duoline Technologies and Petrosmith formed a partnership to provide

the oil and gas industries with Duoline internal lining systems. The corrosionresistant, filament-wound, fiberglass-reinforced epoxy liner is an alternative
to plastic coatings.
DAKOTA INSTRUMENTS
ADDS DISTRIBUTORSHIPS
PURE TECHNOLOGIES
NAMES REGIONAL VP
WHECO with Yo Kakinuma and Tony

Trosclair of TADANO.
Dakota Instruments was named an authorized distributor for Oaktons pocket-sized pHTestrs and Digi-Senses hand-held air velocity and
airflow meters.
ALL ERECTION & CRANE RENTAL

ADDS SPECIALTY TRAILERS
Pure Technologies named David Burke, P.E., as

vice president for its southeast region. Based in Pures
Columbia, Md., office, Burke will manage business
development in the region and work with clients to
develop pipeline management strategies.
David Burke
TENTEC NAMES BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
ALL Erection & Crane Rental Corp. added 108 Manac specialty trailers to its fleet. The trailers feature galvanized steel decks for reduced maintenance and resistance to chips, scratches and wear, particularly corrosion
caused by road salt and brine.
Tentec, designer, manufacturer and supplier of bolt tightening equipment, named Adrian Price as business development manager. He will be
based in Pasadena, Texas.
GEOSPATIAL ACQUIRES SHALENAVIGATOR
IWAKI AMERICA ADDS MAGNETIC DRIVE PUMP LINE
Geospatial Corp. acquired ShaleNavigator, the cloud-based, interactive

mapping software product. Geospatial also hired Edward Camp, founder of
ShaleNavigator, as team lead.
Iwaki America added Sanwa Hydrotech metal magnetic drive pumps to

its product line in Latin America. The Sanwa pumps are available through all
of Iwakis distributors in major Latin American markets.
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GAPVAX OPENS TEXAS SERVICE CENTER

GapVax opened a store and service center in Deer Park, Texas, offering
equipment and parts sales, as well as routine module maintenance, water
pump repair, hydraulic diagnostics and electrical repair. Equipment and parts
include blowers, water pumps, gearboxes, vacuum tubing, hoses, hydraulic
components, vacuum and high-pressure nozzles. John Dean, Gulf Coast sales
representative, will manage the Texas location. GOMC
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Solution Award at the inaugural Smart Water Summit. Mueller received the
award for its suite of Intelligent Water Technology products.
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GOMC invites organizations and associations to submit details about
upcoming industry trade shows and conferences for our calendar
of events. Send information to editor@gomcmag.com.
GAS, OIL AND MINING
TRADE SHOWS AND CONFERENCES

JAN. 27-29
Marcellus-Utica Midstream Conference & Exhibition, David L. Lawrence
Convention Center, Pittsburgh; www.marcellusmidstream.com/mum-about.
JAN. 28-29
Bakken Product Markets & Takeaway Capacity Congress 2015,
Denver; www.bakken-product-markets-2015.com.
JAN. 28-29
Eagle Ford Production Congress 2015; www.eagle-ford-production-2015.com.
FEB. 10-13
2015 NAPE Expo, George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston;
www.napeexpo.com/shows/about-the-show/summit.
FEB. 15-18
National Western Mining Conference, Colorado Convention Center,
Denver; www.smeannualconference.com.
FEB. 17-18
Mexico Shale Summit, Hilton Palacio Del Rio, San Antonio;
www.mexicoshalesummit.com.
FEB. 23-26
Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show,
Indiana Convention Center, Indianapolis; www.wwett.com.
FEB. 23-27
IACET and SAIEE De-energized and Energized Motor Testing Course,
venue TBD, San Antonio; www.alltestpro.com.
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MARCH 22-24
American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers Annual Meeting,
Marriott Rivercenter, San Antonio; www.afpm.org/Conferences/.
MARCH 31 - APRIL 2
DUG Bakken and Niobrara Conference and Exhibition, Colorado
Convention Center, Denver; www.dugbakken.com.
APRIL 1-2
Ark-La-Tex Oilfield Expo, Shreveport Convention Center, Shreveport,
La.; www.arklatexoilfieldexpo.com.
APRIL 15-16
NAPE East, David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh;
www.napeexpo.com/nape-shows/nape-east.
APRIL 21-22
Texas Alliance of Energy Producers Expo & Annual Meeting, Wichita
Falls, Texas; www.texasalliance.org.
APRIL 22-23
ISA Calgary Show, Stampede Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada;
www.isacalgary.com.
APRIL 28-30
Williston Basin Petroleum Conference, Evraz Place, Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada; www.wbpc.ca.
MAY 19-21
DUG Permian Basin, Fort Worth Convention Center, Fort Worth, Texas;
www.dugpermian.com.
THE CONVERSATION.
THE CAMARADERIE.
FEB. 24-26
DUG Midcontinent, Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City;
www.dugmidcontinent.com.
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JUNE 9-11
Global Petroleum Show,
www.globalpetroleumshow.com.
Stampede
JUNE 24-25
Energy Exposition, MetraPark
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WATCH YOUR STEP

Winter means more slips and falls so its important
to slow down and use caution
By Doug Day
FORTIFY
YOUR SHOES
Most ice- and snow-related mishaps,
around 80 percent, happen in parking
lots and on sidewalks. Entryways are
another dangerous area. Its an employers
responsibility to keep those areas safe, of
course. Workers can help
by not wearing shoes
Most ice- and snow-related mishaps, around 80 percent,
that are more likely to
slip on ice, such as those
happen in parking lots and on sidewalks. Entryways are
with smooth soles and
another dangerous area. Its an employers responsibility
high heels. Workers can
also help keep areas safe
to keep those areas safe, of course.
if given the proper tools,
such as mops and salt
located near doors.
you. In its first report on ice- and snowFor those who spend their day outside
related injuries, the Maine Department
and encounter slippery conditions all the
of Labor reported 1,035 lost-time injury
time, there are many kinds of nonskid
claims due to slips and falls on snow and
shoes and overshoes available. Detachable
ice from January 2012 through June 2013.
cleats and chains are another option
That is 5 percent of all lost-time accidents
perhaps even a necessity for some.
and 27 percent of slips, trips and falls
The selection is nearly endless. There
during the period and most of those 18
are also many styles available in nonmetal
months were non-winter months.
The report says, There were six times
as many injuries from snow- and ice-related
slips and falls as there were involving falls
from ladders or falls from buildings and
other structures and four times as many
ice/snow injuries as there were from falls
off vehicles or trailers.
Another statistic from the report
provides more context: Since 2011, these
accidents have led to more than 25,000
days of lost time each year in the Maine
workforce, with medical costs topping
more than $1.5 million each year and
total costs to Maine workers, employers
and insurance providers exceeding $2.3
million annually.
low down, get good traction, plan
for extra time it turns out that safe
winter walking is a lot like safe winter
driving. The onset of cold weather brings
with it an increased chance of accidents
and it takes us a while to get used to it.
The scope of the risk may surprise
WALK LIKE A PENGUIN

Humans werent designed to walk on
slippery surfaces, but penguins do it all the
time, so we can learn a lot from them. Call
it a shuffle or a waddle, the main idea is
to keep both feet on the ground as much
as possible while keeping your center of
gravity over your feet.
Be especially careful while getting in
and out of your vehicle. Your body is in an
odd position, so use the vehicle for support.
While walking on slippery surfaces, spread
your feet a bit so you have a wider base and
point your feet outward. Bend over a little
and walk flat-footed with slow, short steps.
Extending your arms a little helps you keep
your balance.
Sure, its cold and you may want to
put your hands in your pockets, but that
changes your center of gravity. It also
makes it impossible for you to use your
hands and arms for balance or to break
your fall. Keeping your hands free will help
you avoid landing awkwardly if you do fall.
There are other common sense tips
that we sometimes forget in our haste: use
handrails on steps, clean snow and water
from your shoes when entering buildings,
dont carry heavy items on snow or ice and
avoid quick actions.
In short, whether youre walking or
driving, slow down and take your time.
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