American Oil and Gas Reporter - June 2023 - 96

IndustryFocus: Companies, People and Products
EAG Becomes Reseller
For Document Manager
HOUSTON-EAG, a consultant and
back-office and IT outsourcing firm, has
become an authorized reseller and system
integrator for the M-Files metadata-driven
document management platform.
By constantly indexing files and metadata,
M-Files provides a Google-like search
experience that allows users to find documents
based on what they are instead of
where they are, EAG describes. The company
adds that M-Files can automate workflows,
develop key reports, and integrate
with other business applications, allowing
employees to focus on role-specific tasks
rather than document management.
" I am excited about the opportunities
M-Files brings to the oil and gas industry, "
says Elizabeth A. Gerbel, EAG's founder
and chief executive officer. " This platform
is customizable, user friendly and flexible
enough to solve a variety of common business
issues, from contract management to
auditable approval workflows. As a reseller,
we have another quality platform to leverage
when designing and implementing valuable
yet practical solutions for our clients. "
EAG indicates it has completed 37 MFiles
implementations across the industry.
" M-Files is not like any other document
management tool, " reflects Ron Cawthon,
EAG's innovation manager. " This solution
benefits our clients by allowing customization
based on how their businesses operate on a
daily basis. It allows collaboration through
the lifecycle of documents, no matter where
the document is located, and provides an
audit trail to meet compliance needs. "
For more information, visit www.eaginc.com
or www.m-files.com.
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Marsh Bellofram Honored For Strong Safety Culture
NEWELL, W.V.- Marsh Bellofram
is receiving an award from The Association
for Rubber Products Manufacturers in
the best safety practice category.
The ARPM safety awards recognize
manufacturers that achieve excellent safety
techniques that go beyond adherence to
regulations, Marsh Bellofram describes.
Recipients are selected based on the Occupational
Safety and Health Administration's
300 logs of work-related injuries and illness
statistics, as well as safety best practices.
The company's culture of health, wellness
and protection starts with its safety committee,
says Jonathon Monfredi, Marsh
Bellofram's environmental, health and safety
manager. He indicates the committee begins
with a broad, overarching view of operations,
seeks to engineer away hazards, and then
drills down to daily practices that can be
adjusted or focused on to improve safety.
" Each safety committee member is
given a monthly assignment to conduct
individual audits in their work area and
help with monthly safety initiatives, " Monfredi
continues. " By conducting focus inspections
in each department, we're able
to identify potential safety issues that we
otherwise may not have. It has helped improve
our overall safety culture. "
For more information about the awards,
visit www.arpminc.com/ehs.
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New Halliburton Service Promotes Frac Efficiency
HOUSTON-Halliburton Co.'s hydraulic
fracturing business is implementing the
Auto Pumpdown™ service, which the company
says maximizes plug and perforating
performance and efficiency by controlling
fluid pumps and a wireline unit as a single,
fully automated, closed-loop system. According
to Halliburton, the system executes
operations to plan and optimizes equipment
operation for improved consistency.
" Halliburton's Auto Pumpdown service
ushers in a new era of intelligent plug
and perf operations that reduce risk while
redefining the level of efficiency and consistency
we provide our customers, " says
Chris Tevis, the company's vice president
of wireline and perforating. " The service
reinforces our leadership in unconventional
perforating services by minimizing variability
in operations, which helps avoid
unnecessary and costly well interventions
liburton.com.
PEOPLE
Automation Technology
Inc. says its zero-emission
electro-hydraulic actuator
solution eliminates
the carbon footprint of
pipeline operations. Traditional
pipeline actuators
use gas as a power
source and ultimately
vent that gas to the atmosphere,
ATI says. Instead,
the self-contained
actuator uses a power
source attached to the
actuator in a compact
suite, ATI contrasts. " The
zero-emission electro-hydraulic
package is the
ideal solution for zero methane and volatile organic compound emission requirements
for emergency shutdown valves, " assesses Cooper Etheridge, ATI's chief executive
officer. For more information, visit www.atiactuators.com.
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and simultaneously improves efficiencies. "
Multiple perforating crews in North
America have deployed the Auto Pumpdown
service and have seen improved
operating efficiencies, reduced fluid requirements
and reduced risk of unnecessary
well interventions, Halliburton reports.
The company says it plans to implement
the service on its North America fleet
through 2023 and beyond.
For more information, visit www.halr
SPENCER
PARKER
Process
Vision, a U.K.-based company
that provides visual technologies
for optimizing pipelines and processing
plants, has appointed Spencer Parker
its general manager for North America.
Parker has a track record of improving
industrial processes through
measurement, controls and data solutions,
as well as experience as a salesperson,
manager, distributor, independent
representative and operations director
on five continents. His past accomplishments
include introducing analyzer
technologies worldwide. r
http://www.arpminc.com/ehs http://www.halliburton.com http://www.halliburton.com http://www.eaginc.com http://www.eaginc.com http://www.m-files.com http://www.atiactuators.com
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