Shale Transportation & Safety Seminar Coming Up in Canton

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Transportation & Safety Seminar

Date: November 1-2, 2012
Location: The McKinley Grand Hotel
Address: 320 Market Avenue South Canton, Ohio 44702
Although Ohio has a long history of oil and natural gas development, the recent activity in the Utica Shale offers local companies opportunity to grow their business by working in the industry. The trucking industry is vital to the oilpatch. Learn about the regulatory oversight, the safety culture and business development considerations.

Seminar Agenda:

  • Ohio State Highway Patrol, Ohio Department of Transportation and PUCO panel – Ohio regulations overview
  • ODNR – Class II Underground Injection Well registration requirements and safety issues
  • Road Usage Maintenance Agreements – The agreement between operator and county engineers for well site traffic patterns
  • Safety culture and training requirements to work in the industry
  • Procurement procedures, insurance requirements and BWC laws
  • Truck Shield certification
  • CNG Vehicle panel – Vehicle development, conversion kits, and future of refueling stations

Expert Speakers from:

  • CESO, Inc.     
  • Chesapeake
  • Consol Energy
  • Cummins Bridgeway
  • Devon Energy
  • EnerVest Operating
  • Kelchner Construction
  • LJ Stein
  • Nabors Completion and Productions
  • Risk Control 360°
  • Shaledirectories.com





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