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LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) - Several Workforce Development Training Programs exist across the state but, what many businesses aren't aware of, is the number of grants available to them.
 

The Incumbent Worker Training Program, IWTP, and the Small Business Employee Training, SBET, are two programs that are completely funded by the state. According to the Louisiana Workforce Commission, Acadiana businesses were approved three-million dollars the last fiscal year to train employees while on the job.

LAFAYETTE, LA—--December 8, 2015--Technical Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Energy & Technology Corp. (OTCPINK:ENGT), a fully reporting company, announced today the Company had filed a patent infringement lawsuit on November 24, 2015 in the United States District Court, Western District of Louisiana against National Oilwell Varco, Inc., (Tuboscope). (No. 6:15-CV-02744).

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The image is a display of an inspected pipe using Technical Industries, Inc. proprietary PC based electronics UT imaging system showing the condition of the pipe in the following manners...

Technical Industries, Inc. announced February 16, 2006 the appointment of LSRH Oversight review Board independent auditor. LSRH has emphasis on public companies and S.EC. Regulation, the firm will bring a unique understanding of Technical Industries, Inc. unique type of high-tech energy services.

The Rating was changed on April 23, 2005 because D&B's analysis of the financial statement supports a higher Rating. The "3A" portion of the Rating (the Rating Classification) indicates that the company has a worth from $1 million to $10 million...

A new nondestructive oilfield piping testing plant could breathe some life into an Abbeville economy struggling from another industry leaving town, officials said.

He has traveled to distant countries where an economic boom has created a "la-la land" for the rich. Although George M. Sfeir has seen mansions, race cars, falcons, camels and an eight-star hotel on his journeys, the purpose of his travels is not entertainment.

This article presents advanced tubular topics key to the successful design and installation of oil country tubular goods (OCTG) in critical-service, deepwater wells. The topics have been identified as key technologies based on recent and ongoing experience in the development of a number of deepwater fields. The topics include: 1) advanced uprating procedures for critical service drillstem tubulars, and 2) probabilistic tubular design for optimal well design efficiency.