Training and education - Articles - Page 48

High Graduation Rates, Salaries at SD School of Mines

College says starting salary for grads more than $63,000

June 11, 2015

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'Our students are in high demand,' college official says.

Franklin Electric, GEFCO, Baroid IDP Sponsor Indiana Training Day

Spring Field Day for Water Well Drillers to Cover Mud Rotary Drilling

April 21, 2015

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The event will focus on mud rotary drilling utilizing a solids control unit.

Spring Field Day and Mud School Coming This Weekend

Event Hosted by Franklin Electric, Features GEFCO, Baroid IDP Trainers

Jeremy Verdusco

April 21, 2015

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The Driller columnist Brock Yordy, others offer training on complete drill plans.

S.D. School of Mines & Technology Raises $1.4 Million

Initiative Aims to Meet Growing Oil, Gas Industry Demands

March 2, 2015

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$1.4 million has been raised for its new Energy Resources Initiative, and the search will begin for a director.

DSL Launches E-Training Course on Rig Inspections

New Course Makes Equipment Inspection, Maintenance Easier for Drillers

January 15, 2015

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The e-course is designed to teach drill crews how to identify and report faults and issues that can develop between inspections.

Continuing Education Helps Drillers Stay Competitive

David S. Bardsley

November 1, 2014

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Education. Let’s face it. When we think about the term “education,” we most likely recall our grade school or high school days: sitting in a classroom, bored to death, having to memorize things we knew were useless.

SJE-Rhombus Trains Customers, Offers Tour of Production Facility

Company Hosted 23 Attendees at Minnesota Headquarters

September 19, 2014

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The event focused teaching on float switches and Tank Alert alarms among other things.

Kickapoo Drilling Holds Geothermal Training for Illinois Sanitarians

First Training Session of Its Kind a Result of New Legislation

Valerie King

September 16, 2014

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The training aims to give Illinois Department of Public Health staff a sound understanding of how closed loop wells function before they start regulating them.