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May 2015

WHAT’S NEW…

Please visit our new website at www.ccincservices.com

“Our goal is to provide our customers with the highest quality workmanship and professionalism. We are

committed to your satisfaction with each task we complete. We strive to maintain an excellent safety program,

which always comes first. We look forward to the opportunity to do business with you!”

May Birthdays

05/02 Manuel Cadena

Atanacio Campos Sanchez

Rusty Terrell

05/04 Marco Flores

Doug Stufflebean

05/05 Krys Beavers

Andrew Ramsay

Ivan Rodriguez

Mike Wylie

05/06 Cesar Ramirez Ortiz

Evodio Rendon

05/07 Jesus Javier Quezada

05/08 Gerardo Arroyo Barajas

Marcial Morales

Antonio Rodriguez

05/09 John Arispe

05/10 Zenon Rodriguez

05/14 Jorge Molina

Alonzo Ruiz

05/15 Socorro Chacon

Roy Evans

Jose L Garcia

Art Robinson

05/16 Adam Kelly Hough

Jared Schneider

05/18 Juan A Lozano

Ashley Mitchell

05/19 Edward Olivarez

Daniel Vazquez

05/20 Ross Johnson

05/22 Jose Rodriguez

05/23 Joshua Elliott

Roberto Moreno

05/24 Juan Hernandez

Karla Rivas

05/25 David Munoz

05/31 Cesar Iglesias

May Anniversaries

9 Years Richard Vela

5 Years Rusty Terrell

3 Years Jose Rangel

Jose D Rodriguez

2 Years Jamie Acosta

Francisco Arellano

Rick Escalante

Genaro Espinosa

Arnoldo Garza

Jarrett Hoofard

Cecilio Lopez

Felipe Medina Cruz

Leoncio Valladares

1 Year Manuel Batista

George Eisenburg

Chris Fiscus

Marco Flores

Edgar Hernandez

Humberto Hernandez

Saul Martinez

Felipe Monsivais Vasquez

Adrian Rodriguez-Sias

Alonzo Ruiz

Rodolfo Ruiz

Jacob Sears

Hector Silva

Arturo Tepezano-Avila

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West Texas Division

Above are pictures from two of our projects, Campbell Battery and Dickenson Battery, costumer-Energen. At the Camp-

bell the guys are back filling a ditch where all lines running from a compressor to the Battery are laying down. At the

Dickenson Battery the crew is digging and fusing poly lines that will run from Three

Phase Separator to Headers.

One of our crews , last week coming back from location stopped and assisted a gentleman that was on the side of the road

with a flat tire, the guys were able to help him and get him on his way .

The rest of the pics are from a BBQ that took place at the Lime Stone Energen Yard(Tarzan Texas). CCI Organized the

get together to Maintain good relationship with costumer and raised Employees morale.

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South Barnett Division

South Barnett Employee

Appreciation BBQ

I&E Division

I&E north group lunch, after safety team development meeting.

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Lease Operator Division

Here's some pics from the USSS rollout meeting for west texas.

Recognized for safety this month is Josh Elliott and Santos Esparza.

Insulation Division

That was our Safety Excel-lence-US Shale rollout din-

ner in Andrews.

Jesus Leyva Jesus Sanchez Auden Carrasco Onesimo Hernandez Martin Hernandez Elco Hernandez Alonzo Jordan Alfredo Carrasco Anselmo Caballero Martin Hernandez Jr.

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Safety

Bloodborne Patho-gen Cert. N. Barnett Facilities I&E

CPR Cert 4/12/14 Congrats to 8 new first responders!

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Safety con’t

N. Barnett, Facilities, I&E H2S/BBP/Fall Protection/Fire Safety certs.

Pipeline Division

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Safety Corner

Why do we have safety meetings? Safety meetings are an opportunity for management and your safe-

ty department to communicate to employees how they can do their jobs safer and better. Topics dis-

cussed in safety meetings may be topics that you are familiar with or top- ics that you have limited

knowledge about. If the topic is something that you are familiar with, it may be easy to tune-out and

not listen to the safety information presented. Do your- self a big favor and listen to the information as

if you have never heard it before. You may just learn something new about the newest protective

equipment or a smarter way to do your job. Information passed on in a safety meeting has a pur-

pose.....To stop you or your co- worker from being injured. Safety meetings also allow employees an

opportunity to relay safety/health concerns or improvement ideas to their supervisors.

Accidents result from unsafe acts or unsafe conditions. For a variety of reasons, unsafe acts typically

account for 90% of all accidents, according to some experts. Safety meetings serve as a preventative

measure against unsafe acts by educating employees on how they can do their job safely.

For your own safety and those around you, please take the time to do it right. People’s lives depend on it.

Neil Murdoch

EHS

ATA Boys

Halston Hodges (Flowback) - Halston went out of his way and took the self-initiative to improve our Sepa-rator Tracking sheet for pioneer S.W.A.T. On top of his normal work duties he gathered a lot of tedious infor-mation on each site and consolidated a file that assists us and our customer. It is personnel like this which makes CCI stand out from our competitors. Submitted by Shane Pledger

Jason Hughes (West Texas) - Jason is a relative newcomer to the organization. Lately he has been ob-served exhibiting excellent work ethic and is always eager to help. In addition to his commendable work per-formance in the field, all of his paperwork is accurate, complete and on time. Submitted by Scott Carney Mike Diaz (Eagleford) - Mike did an outstanding job performing his tasks. Especially on 03/27/2015 on the Beardsbey A-1 location. He painted and marked an unmarked line on the work area that was previously not identified, potentially saving a life or somebody getting hurt from a line strike. Submitted by Daniel Garza

Hector Frias Borjas (Eagleford) - Hector was the only one to do an inspection on his truck before leaving the yard. Good work hector! Keep it up!! Submitted by Daniel Garza

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