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JObLINe CAreer OppOrtunities permit applications and contracts for major capital projects. in addition, you will assist in maintaining compliance with Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations, prepare accurate cost estimates for facilities proposals, and prepare and administer service agreements, design contracts and construction contracts. You will manage the work of contractors, assist in acquisition of necessary permits for construction and facility operations and ensure accuracy of as-built information. For more information and to apply, please visit our site at www.dom.com. AUG/sePT03 JOurNeYmaN gas serVICemaN—Proficient in natural gas appliance repair/troubleshooting, emergency response, leak investigations inside and outside, meter installations, regulator operation, combustible gas indicator operation, and carbon monoxide investigations and procedures. customer service experience. Knowledge of gas piping systems, appliance installation codes, nFPA 54 and 58, Uniform Plumbing code, properties of natural gas as well as LPG. minimum journeyman-level status or five years’ working experience as a gas serviceman. Apply online at www.nvenergy.com. eOe/AA/DrugFree. AUG/sePT02 pLaNt superINteNDeNt, pLaNt OperatOrs, pLaNt maINteNaNCe WOrKers aND pLaNt CONtrOLs teCHNICIaNs—Gill ranch storage LLc (Grs) is preparing a new underground natural gas storage facility near Fresno, calif. Grs will be a small team of top-performing operators and technicians working together toward a common goal of providing high-quality underground gas storage service to some of california’s fastest-growing markets. Grs offers opportunities for a plant superintendent, plant operators, plant maintenance workers and plant controls technicians. Join our team! For complete position details and application instructions, please visit our website at www.gillranchstorage.com/info. php. Gill ranch storage is an equal employment Opportunity employer and maintains a drug-free workplace. AUG/sePT01 Listings may be posted on AGA’s website for 90 days and in one issue of American Gas. rates: AGA member companies: $150 for up to 50 words, $1 per additional word; nonmembers: $250 for up to 50 words, $2 per additional word. All ads must be prepaid. Unless noted, the code following each listing ensures confidentiality and should be referenced in correspondence. To submit a listing to Jobline, please visit www.aga.org. gas OperatIONs eNgINeer— As gas operations engineer, you will provide on-site engineering support to the cove Point Liquefied natural Gas (LnG) facility. You will develop, design, analyze, evaluate and recommend construction, operating and maintenance proposals by applying engineering theories, principles and practices that contribute to efficient, safe, reliable and profitable operations. specifically, you will evaluate operational problems, develop cost-effective solutions, provide recommendations and implement resolutions. You will provide project management services to Operations for capital and expense budget projects as well as review concept/design drawings, AmerGas_halfpg_Layout 1 6/29/10 3:54 PM Page 1 ® The Utility Technology Association The Smart Utility Conference and Exposition September 12-15, 2010 Autovation® 2010 provides: • Numerous networking opportunities • Outstanding educational sessions • Solutions to optimize operational efficiencies • Access to leading manufacturers and services • Hands-on demonstrations of the latest innovative technologies Austin Convention Center • Austin, Texas Experience the premier conference focused on Smart Metering Utilimetrics has assisted utility professionals improve metering operations for more than 20 years. For more information on Autovation® 2010, visit utilimetrics.org, or call +1.847.480.9628 august/september 2010 AmericAn GAs 43 http://www.nvenergy.com http://www.aga.org http://www.dom.com http://www.gillranchstorage.com/info.php http://www.gillranchstorage.com/info.php http://www.utilimetrics.org http://www.utilimetrics.org

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of American Gas - August/September 2010

American Gas - August/September 2010
Contents
President’s Message - Energy Efficiency: Consider the Source
In the Know - Natural Gas in the Wake of Climate Change Legislation
Industry News
Safety First - Alleviating the Strain
More Power to You
An Online Power Boost
Vendor News
Places to Be
Noteworthies
Marketplace
Advertisers’ Index
Jobline
Facts on Gas

American Gas - August/September 2010