HOUSTON, TEXAS (September 7, 2011) - Veriforce, a leader in providing regulatory compliance and contractor management solutions for pipeline operators, will move their offices from 1776 Woodstead Ct., Suite 119, The Woodlands, Tx. 77380 to 19221 I-45 South, Suite 200, Shenandoah, Tx. 77386 beginning September 7, 2011.
"The expansion is attributed to our entire team that is working so hard to make Veriforce one of the leaders in customized tracking systems for pipeline operators and contactors," said President of Veriforce, Louie Werderich.
“The move accommodates recent growth and enables Veriforce to provide the best of services to its clients. The new office enables Veriforce to hold on-site meetings, which include instructor led evaluator training classes and quarterly operator meetings, underlining the company’s commitment to better serve its clients.”
“There was a clear need for a more efficient office to meet the needs of our clients, as well as to improve the working conditions for our staff. We look forward to a new working environment and welcome our clients and contacts to our new offices. The new location is nearby The Woodlands, Texas and is strategically well positioned to allow easy access from both the Houston area and the George Bush Intercontinental Airport.
ABOUT VERIFORCE
Veriforce is a leader in regulatory compliance and contractor management solutions for oil and gas companies. Their services include: Operator Qualification (OQ), drug & alcohol, computer based training, and contractor safety management. They are the only OQ service provider that verifies, audits, and has complete documentation for all the necessary compliance records. For more information, contact Veriforce at 1.800.426.1604.
“Veriforce has excellent customer service. They really help you understand the OQ process in a helpful and considerate manner. We also utilize their training guides to help qualify operators and contractors for each covered task. Their online training tools make it easier for us to meet the training requirements of the DOT mandated OQ Rule.”
Brion Beaver, OQ Manager