PEI Journal - 3rd Quarter 2019

OKLAHOMA ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
MOVES TO NEW OKLAHOMA CIT Y CAMPUS

Summit Holdings Inc., doing business as Oklahoma Environmental Services (OES), celebrated its new Oklahoma City campus with a May 2 ribbon-cutting.

Representatives of the Oklahoma City Black Chamber of Commerce included Eran Harril, Terri Owens and Joel Pendarvis. Community leaders included Sen. George Young Sr., Rep. Jason Lowe, Oklahoma City Councilwoman Nikki Nice, and J.D. Baker, special assistant to the Oklahoma City Mayor’s Of;ce.

OES provides environmental and compliance services by
licensed professionals. Of;ces are in Tulsa, Enid and the current
corporate of;ce on North Classen Boulevard in Oklahoma City.

The new location, 2424 N. Kelley Blvd., will included a newly constructed warehouse and of;ce.

DOUBLE TRAC WELCOMES NE W REP

Double Trac by Omega;ex
welcomed Steve Latimer and As-
sociates to represent Double Trac
in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Utah,
Colorado and Alaska, the company announced.;
Latimer began his career with Northwest Pump & Equip-
ment in Seattle. His experience includes operations, inside
sales, retail petroleum and chemical/industrial applications,
commercial and mission-critical fuel systems. Latimer served
on the PEI Recommend Practices Committee to produce PEI/
RP1400, Recommended Practices for the Design and Installation
of Fueling Systems for Emergency Generators, Stationary Diesel
Engines and Oil Burner Systems. In 2018, he transitioned from
distributor to manufacturer representative in the petroleum,
water and wastewater markets.

IT’S EASY TO GRASP

ALL OUR INNOVATIONS.

Innovation starts with our engineers. What comes out of their minds goes into solving the most complex challenges faced by both distributors and service station owners who require a durable and dependable fuel delivery system. It also ensures ease-of-use at the pump for the consumer as well as environmental safety. With all that, it’s clear to see we have a handle on nozzle innovation. It’s one of the many reasons why Husky is a breed apart.