Employees
Employee Services
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All current employees need access to eHub to view their upcoming schedule, review and verify time worked prior to receiving a paycheck, access healthcare information, and prepare incident reports.
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Pre-employment or New Employees
If you’ve just applied for a job, or have yet to work, we’ve compiled a new hire check list to help you get up to speed as quickly as possible:
- Get hired. Track the status of your application through Kwantek. The corporate office does not make hiring decisions, as these are left directly up to the managers.
- Complete all paperwork on the Efficient Forms website. This includes entering your information and reviewing and signing company policies.
- Upload documents to Efficient Forms. You’ll be required to submit ID’s, a voided check for direct deposit, and other miscellaneous documents.
- Get approved by Manager. You should receive email notification once approved.
- Sign In for eHub (see below). The Corporate Office will send you instructions on how to sign in once you’re in our system.
- Get acquainted with the eHub Dashboard.
- Confirm all your information is accurate.
You will not be allowed to work until you’ve completed all these steps!
eHub Access
All current employees need access to eHub to view their upcoming schedule, review and verify time worked prior to receiving a paycheck, and prepare incident reports.
Once you’ve been hired, you’ll receive a welcome email with your employee ID and instructions on accessing eHub.
If you do not know your User ID, please contact your manager or the corporate office at (405) 621-9006.
Work Orders
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Employee of the Month
Barbara C. & Jose M. – Texas
May 2020
While on duty, Barbara was making rounds and noticed what looked like a fire. Through further investigation, she noticed it was a machine that caught fire. She immediately got on the radio and contacted Jose at the front gate. Jose contacted the sheriff’s office and fire department. The fire was extinguished and thankfully only caused minimal isolated damage. Their attention to detail and quick actions prevented further damage. Thank you, Barbara and Jose!
Training
Line of Fire
Joey Bezio, HSE Manager
Please enjoy this article posted by safetytalkideas.com about Line of Fire Hazards.
A simple definition of “line of fire” is being in harm’s way. Line of fire injuries occur when the path of a moving object intersects with an individual’s body.
Three major categories of line of fire incidents are caught-in or between incidents, struck-by incidents, and released energy incidents. Click here to read more…
