Statement on the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

EnSiteUSA – COVID-19 SITUATION REPORT

HOUSTON, TEXAS – March 26, 2020

To our valued Employees and Clients:

EnSiteUSA’s Executive Management and Board of Directors are closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation throughout our operating sphere, as well as within the broader community. We are committed to the following priorities:
To protecting our employees and their families.
To preventing the spread of COVID-19 within our premises and wherever else we are working.
To ensuring that we do our part in following the guidance of our government, public health and medical experts to combat this unprecedented pandemic.
We believe that our focus on these priorities will be in the best long-term interest of not only our EnSiteUSA family, but also our clients, other stakeholders, and the public at large.

WHAT WE ARE DOING

  1. All office personnel from our three principal operating cities (Houston, Lexington and Tulsa) have been working from home since Friday, March 20, 2020. Our technology platform is working well in support of our remote work status. Our management, technical, and back office support personnel are well trained and adapted to working remotely and efficiently for a sustained period.
  2. All field personnel performing survey, land and right-of-way and construction management/inspection duties from various multi-state project locations are continuing their work under critical infrastructure worker designations where our clients have requested and authorized us to continue working. Our field personnel are in daily communication with EnSiteUSA and client management teams related to their well-being and activities and they are using best practices as recommended by the CDC and other reliable health/medical experts with respect to social distancing, personal hygiene, and personal isolation. They have been instructed to stay home should they experience any illness or symptoms associated with or potential exposure to COVID-19.
  3. We shall follow all current and soon to be effective laws and regulations related to sick and emergency leave as well as our own policies. We want to motivate our employees to prioritize their personal health and well-being and, as a result, the health and well-being of our employees’ families, co-workers and client personnel.
  4. We are focused on ensuring continuity of service delivery on current projects without compromise with respect to safety and quality performance. We remain available, capable and flexible with regards to providing our services to our clients.
  5. We are interested in any opportunity to communicate and collaborate with our clients in a collective effort to ensure that those we value most – OUR PEOPLE – will be best able to weather these uncertain and disruptive times and continue working together as safely as possible.

I value and thank all of our employees for their dedication and continued resolve to get through this critical time, and I thank our clients for your trust and for the opportunities you have already or may in the future put before us. We remain at your service, now and always. May we all emerge stronger from these difficult times in the long run!

Please BE SAFE FIRST AND FOREMOST!

With respect and gratitude,

Brad Sitton, PE
President & Chief Executive Officer
EnSiteUSA, Inc.

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Join us at the GMRC Gas Machinery Conference in San Antonio, Texas.

Join us September 29 – October 2 at the GMRC Gas Machinery Conference in San Antonio, Texas. EnSiteUSA Vice President Kyle Howard, PE and Mechanical Engineer Brandon Peterson will join DCP Midstream and EDI to present a paper titled “Comprehensive Evaluation and Solution of a Pulsation/Vibration Problem in a Gas Processing Plant Compression String.” To learn more about EnSiteUSA and the GMRC click here.

View the entire presentation schedule here https://www.gmrc.org/gmc/schedule

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Energy Management & Services Co. (EMS) Becomes EnSiteUSA

Pipeline Engineering Services Company Rebrands To Reflect Growth

Energy Management & Services Co. (EMS), an industry recognized pipeline engineering services company, announced Monday that the company has changed its name to EnSiteUSA.

The name change was instituted to create a more distinctive identity for the company that can be extended across the entire family of companies, including EMS Quality Control, LLC and EMS Land Services, LLC, which will remain as separate entities but be branded collectively as EnSiteUSA.

“We are proud of our significant growth. Our name change reflects that growth and highlights our commitment to further expanding both the reach and range of our services,” says L.A. “Buster” Gray, President of EMS/EnSiteUSA.

Employee count now exceeds 450 professional personnel. This growth is accented by the company’s acquisition by new management in July of 2012. Since that time, the company has opened new offices in Tulsa, OK and Bay City, MI to complement existing offices located in Houston, TX; Lexington, KY; Charleston, WV and Detroit, MI. EnSiteUSA provides services to some of the largest pipeline operating companies in the industry as well as midstream and distribution companies.

The name EnSiteUSA was chosen as a reflection of the services the company offers its clients across North America – serving as the engineering experts in the office and on the job site. The name change characterizes the business’s growth into a leading midsize, full-service pipeline engineering services company. Gray noted that there are no changes in personnel or in the company’s structure as a result of the name change.

The newly-branded EnSiteUSA website launched August 25, 2014.

About EnSiteUSA, formerly Energy Management and Services, Co.


EnSiteUSA is a midsize, full service company providing project management, engineering, design, procurement, survey, GIS, construction management, inspection, and land services to companies in the pipeline transmission, distribution and gathering system businesses. EnSiteUSA’s wide range of proven capabilities includes work on pipelines, production and associated facilities, gas distribution systems, metering and regulating facilities, compression and pumping facilities, terminals, rail and truck loading facilities, and gathering and injection systems.

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