J-W Wireline Company Opening Office in Utica Shale

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CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- J-W Wireline Company is pleased to announce that it has opened a facility centrally located in the Utica Shale.
The 7,500 square foot building sits on a 10 acre tract and will house our state of the art Wireline trucks capable of deep high-pressure perforating, multiple-zone completions, comprehensive cased-hole logging, pipe recovery and slickline.

"We've been servicing this area for years but I'm excited to open an office here and know our accessible location will greatly benefit our customers. It will also bring jobs to the community," said Perry Harris, J-W Wireline Company President.

There will be an open house scheduled for Fall 2012 and all friends of J-W Wireline Company are invited to attend. More details will be released closer to the date.

"This location allows us to reach our Utica Shale customers more efficiently," said Ryan Utterback, J-W Wireline Company Account Manager. "I'm happy with J-W's commitment to expand to this area."

The new location address:

J-W Wireline Company
1520 SE Wood Ave
East Canton, OH 44730
330-754-2375 Phone

The company has the following positions currently open at the new facility:

Wireline Operators
Wireline Service Supervisors

See individual job postings on our web site for specific job requirements.  General requirements for most positions are a high school diploma or general education degree (GED) and 1 - 5+ years of related experience and/or training, or the equivalent combination of education and experience is required. A minimum of six months in a vocational/technical training program is preferred. The company offers competitive salaries and excellent benefits including medical, dental, vacation, life and disability insurance, profit sharing, and a 401K program. If you meet the minimum requirements, please apply online at: www.jwenergy.com/careers.

J-W Wireline Company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of J-W Energy Company, headquartered in Addison, Texas. The company specializes in providing premier cased-hole logging services throughout the oil and natural gas producing regions of the United States, with operations in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana,Arkansas, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Utah, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

J-W Energy Company is an Energy Services and Energy Development company comprised of six distinct business units that specializes in natural gas compression, gas measurement, gas gathering and processing, cased-hole wireline services, drilling, workover and exploration and production and oilfield equipment manufacturing.

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

John A. Daniels
J-W Energy Company
Business Development Manager
972-233-8191
jdaniels@jwenergy.com
Copyright © 2012 J-W Energy Company.  All rights reserved.

SOURCE J-W Wireline Company



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