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Core Values INTEGRITY - COMPETITIVENESS - LOYALTY - CUSTOMER SATISFACTION 
No "I" in TEAM Working together from our customers to our contractors. Total teamwork is what it takes.
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Push n' Pull     Explore different behaviors of Push n' Pull with us! Creating Connections in 2012
Resume 911   Let us help you add the secret ingredients to make your resume stand out!
Mentoring   "Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime." - Author unknown
Going Green   With the ever growing concern with the economy, global warming, green house gases, and carbon footprint, we provide a next generation commercial energy management system (Building Automation).

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Push n' Pull

CI Safety Strategy -Connecting 2012

Upon studying "developing discussions" we found that emotions activate areas of the brain that can direct our focus or motivate a behavior and help direct a calculated/educated response.

So in our opinion, PUSHing something that creates a reaction, and having a place where people feel free to discuss concerns, ask questions and create open-ended discussions(PULL). Should eventually lead to a more thought out and educated response.

PUSH n' PULL COMPONENTS

Push- Engaging of emotions and Initiating conversation.

Pull- Open-ended discussions, which generate critical thinking.

We plan on PUSHING you to ENGAGE.

Each month this year we will explore different behaviors of PUSH n' PULL

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Join in on the intellectual safety discussions on stop work, recognizing hazards, etc.

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"As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another." - Proverbs 27:17

Oil Field Christian Fellowship also known as OCF is a group of fellow oil field christians that have formed groups through out the nation to bring us together for a monthly time of fellowship and getting to know each other. Today OCF luncheons and dinners are held in Canada, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Wyoming, and Pennsylvania, with more chapters in the making. Here, speakers share how they came to know Christ and what He is doing in their lives. Because of this, thousands of men and women have been encouraged, lives have changed and many have accepted Christ for the first time.

Callender, Inc. as well as many others that are involved in the oil industry are coming together to re-organize a chapter here in the Permian Basin. We want YOU to be the first to know about it and begin getting the word out!

We will follow up with further instruction, dates, times and speakers as we go however, we would like to you to spread the word! Thanks and God Bless!

News Features - Mentor's Corner

Do you want to move your career forward? Would you like to develop your leadership skills as well as help others learn, grow, and improve their skills? Or would you like to find someone who can help you do these things?

You can. Through a mentoring partnership.

More professionals these days are actively pursuing mentoring to advance their careers. And whether you're on the giving or receiving end, these types of partnerships can benefit your career.

A mentoring partnership can be rewarding to both people, personally and professionally. It's an opportunity to develop communication skills, expand your viewpoints, and consider new ways of approaching situations. And both partners can advance their careers in the process.

In this article, we'll look at what mentoring is, and discuss the reasons why you might enter into a mentoring partnership. Should you offer to help others, or ask for help from someone – or both? We'll also explain how mentoring differs from other types of professional career development relationships.

 

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Push n Pull - Company Blog

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By Pastor Calvary Callender

Have you ever had your love rejected? Her name was Courtney. I met Courtney for the first time when I was in 9th grade. I will never forget the first time she walked through the doors and all the guys stopped to stare and the conversation started about who was going to ask her out first. My methods were subtle but were most often effective.

I befriended Courtney and we became great friends. We did a lot of things together, talked on the phone all the time, hung out together, ate together. Finally, one day I decided to ask her to be my girlfriend. I took it as a foregone conclusion that she couldn't say anything but yes. I will never forget the way I felt when she laughed and said, "Silly, we are just friends." Oh how my heart broke.

Truth be told, God had bigger and better plans for my life and brought me and my wife Ceresa together. The best way to say it is that I believe I have punted outside my coverage. But, oh, the pain of rejected love! I think this must have been how Jesus felt sometimes. Luke records Jesus as saying, "Oh Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you who kill the prophets and stone those sent to you, how often I have longed to gather your children together, as a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, but you were not willing!" It pains me to think that we have, at times, rejected Jesus' love. Today, Jesus invites you to run under his wings of safety and warmth.

There is a perception in society today that who you've been determines if God loves you or not. This is one of the greatest misconceptions around today. No matter who you are or what you've done, He has never stopped loving you.

News Features - Mentor's Corner

DRILL PIPE DISLODGED FROM PIPE BIN DURING DRIFTING OPERATIONS

What Happened:

While using a drift mandrel to determine the inside diameter of the drill pipe and check for obstructions (rabbiting), a joint of drill pipe was knocked out of a vertical storage bin. To assist in the drifting operations, an employee was suspended in a man-cage above the pipe racks. The top of the joint of pipe came in contact with the cage-suspended employee's foot. The contact dislodged the pipe from the vertical pipe storage bin and it fell outward towards the cab of the crane below where it entered the front of the windscreen and landed between the legs of the crane operator. The crane operator was unable to exit the crane cab prior to impact and sustained slight abrasions to his left calf.

Select the link to continue reading:http://www.iadc.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/SA-13-05.pdf

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