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Spokane, Washington Area

Since 1993 Critical Power Products & Services has been a leader in providing value-added services for its clients in the fast-paced data center industry. CPPS is your single point of contact for disposal or acquisition of reliable data center environmental and power equipment. Our team of project managers can handle all aspects of these projects from build-outs to demolition. Everything from “cradle to grave,” we provide full service solutions and our list of satisfied customers reads like a Who’s Who of the data center industry.We specialize in used and refurbished standby backup diesel generators, as well as air-handling equipment, uninterrupted power supply units, power distribution units, chillers, cooling towers and raised access flooring for industrial applications. CPPS has proven itself to be a trusted resource for thousands of companies for the disposal and re-use of this highly specialized backup power and environmental equipment specifically within the data center industry

Post Falls, Idaho

he guides the stands of drill pipe, typically 90 feet (27 meters) long, into the fingers at the top of the derrick while tripping (removing the drill string) out of the hole. When tripping into the hole (or Running In) he will pull the pipe out of the fingers and guide it into the elevators suspended from the top drive. Traditionally, the derrickman also works closely with the mud engineer (see drilling fluid) when not tripping pipe since he is not needed in the derrick. In this capacity it is his responsibility for monitoring the pH level, level of Calcium, viscosity and the mud weight (density), adding sacks of chemicals (25-100 lb each) to the mud or oil to maintain the desired properties, and monitor the mud level in the mud pits to aid in the well control. He is also responsible for the shale shakers and the mud pumps (making sure they run well and fixing them when a fault occurs). The derrickman is also responsible for the transfer of additional fluids or chemicals (e.g.: Barite, Bentonite or oil-based fluids) from bulk silos or tanks (tank farm) to the mud system.