Our Center of Gravity | October 2022

OCTOBER 2022

THE UNSTOPPABLE NEWS FROM GRAVITY

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In This Issue October 2022 A Word From Sam Bedell - HSE Director

Birthdays Celebrating Gravity's October Birthdays

Featured Branch Greeley, CO Power & Rentals

Pet of the Month Meet Comet

Where to Eat Taco Jalisco - Charlotte, TX

Employee Spotlight Bill Raxter & Jeff Wilson

Anniversaries Celebrating Gravity's Loyal Employees

Fun Trivia Test Your Knowledge

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A Word From

HSE Director

I believe that everything triangulates back to safety because of a social contract we sign with families and communities where we operate. My belief is that we have a competitive safety score relative to our industry peers. Incidents will fall under two risk profile categories: financial and human. The HSE team is consistently focused on target zero because the safety stats are aggregated numbers that have a ripple from risk to the employee's family and community.

To uphold our end of the social contract, we have to be proactive in our safety approach. So if you could draw a line in the sand, is the program you are heading up proactive or reactive? In HSE, we have learned that everything matters, and you must continue selling its existence. A front-line leader engaged in safety will reduce policy drift and be suitable for all metrics.

Environmental laws regulate our operations, and we are committed to complying with them. We are also committed to continual improvement, so we employ competent personnel and collaborate with third-party groups on ways we can do better. Everyone at GVTY is encouraged and expected to provide criticism and feedback to reduce our carbon footprint.

This is especially true with ESG, where we make decisions based on reducing carbon emissions and providing the best customer experience. p4

Our employees have high standards and act in our customer's best interests. The BBS joint observations have shown employees becoming true business partners. During the prejob planning with customers, they look at what is relevant, assess the position, and conclude. Then, specific moves are made to fit that plan and create a functional Job Safety Analysis during the project.

We were on the two-yard line of a calendar year with zero recordables.

While playing the safety game, you find yourself constantly playing defense. An excellent blitz package for incidents is similar to the 2019 LSU defense. A few of these defensive schemes are: reviewing JSAs (D-line), trending BBSs (Linebackers), and discussing Near Misses/SWA (Secondary). The most critical blitz of all, the zero man, knows where to find our policies (sacking the other team’s QB).

Stay safe out there, everyone!

Sam Bedell

THE HSE TEAM IS FOCUSED ON TARGET ZERO.

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Greg Privett Mechanic-NG Generator Oklahoma City Chris Tinsley Director Water Infrastructure Administration Houston Juan Orozco Chemical Field Technician Andrews Miguel Rodriguez Delivery Driver Fort Stockton

Celebrating Gravity's October Birthdays

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Coby McLain Coordinator Shreveport Rusty Reagan Jr. SWD Foreman Permian Disposal Abel Alvarez Chemical Field Technician Pecos Juan Flores Treating Truck Driver Odessa Spencer Gerke Field Technician I Greeley Anna Gabaldon Coordinator Pecos Craig Nipper Shop Hand Oklahoma City

Joeray Quinones Winch Truck Operator Odessa Todd Ashbacher Mechanic-NG Generator Odessa Cameron Tweedy Field Technician I Dickinson Pat Smith Credit Collections Analyst Houston Corporate Office

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Tommy Russell Jr. Mechanic-Equipment Cleburne Byron Hailey III Vice President-Water Infrastructure Houston Corporate Office Brent Glover Regional Sales Representative Dickinson Trace Hight Chief Commercial Officer Houston Corporate Office Armando Olague Lujan Roustabout Fairview

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Andy Arthur Chemical Field Technician Odessa Mark Bodine Field Technician II Dickinson

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Larry Conklin Regional Sales Rep Oakdale

Michael Cain Lead Coordinator Oakdale

Kayla Emfinger Accounting Associate II Odessa Business Office Zach Gaver Commercial Counsel Houston Corporate Office

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Rodney Acosta Chemical Account Manager Artesia

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Brad Smith Vice President-Power & Rentals Sales Odessa Business Office

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Fabian Esquivel Mechanic-Equipment Cleburne Matthew Molinar Senior Chemical Field Technician Andrews

Johnny Brito Jr. HSE Operation Support Manager Pecos

Charles Cole Shop Foreman Oklahoma City

Efren Caballero I Chemical Field Technician Pecos

Miguel Delatorre Mechanic-Equipment Dickinson

Hubert Beaudoin-Jobin Financial Analyst Houston Corporate Office

Juan Prieto Lead Field Technician Pecos

Jaime Cantu Field Technician I Charlotte

Javier Ponce Mechanic-Equipment Artesia

Sonja Olivarez Office Coordinator Snyder Business Office Jose Luis Hernandez Field Technician I Pecos

Kenneth Burks Mechanic Odessa

Jazmin Sanchez Accounting Associate II Odessa Business Office

Apolonio Ramirez Lead Field Technician

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Daniel Gomez Branch Manager Odessa Marcos Armenta Treating Truck Driver Seminole Daniel Soria Fluid Technician Permian Region Armando Rodriguez Delivery Driver Artesia Doug Schwab Shop Foreman Artesia

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Joshua Bradshaw Tank Technician Odessa Chad Wolf Vice President Power & Rental Operations Oklahoma City Business Office

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Everardo Rodriguez Chemical Account Manager Levelland Edward Avitia Chemical Account Manager Artesia Jesse Salcido III Chemical Field Technician Odessa Israel Tarango Chemical Field Technician Fort Stockton Todd Thomas Mechanic-Equipment Cleburne David Elkins Sr. Field Technician I Charlotte David Valenzuela Sr. Tank Technician Artesia

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THERE WILL BE OBSTACLES. THERE WILL BE DOUBTERS. THERE WILL BE MISTAKES. BUT WITH HARD WORK, THERE ARE NO LIMITS. Michael Phelps, Olympic swimmer

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Greeley, CO Power & Rentals

BRANCH MANAGER: CHRIS LENGOWSKI

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONSNORTH:

PRIMARY CUSTOMERS: NOBLE ENERGY, NOBLE MIDSTREAM, HIGHPOINT RESOURCES, SANDRIDGE ENERGY, LONGS PEAK RESOURCES

STEVE LUDWIG

WHAT MAKES THE BRANCH SPECIAL: What makes our branch unique is the relationships and professionalism we have established with our customers. Industry-wide, we have an excellent reputation for maintaining our equipment and meeting some of the country's most strict oil and gas regulations. Also, during the winter months, we more than double our workload. Our team has done a fantastic job getting heaters and generators in operating order when our customers need the additional equipment.

WHAT CHRIS LOVES ABOUT HIS TEAM: The closeness and willingness to help everyone on our team. Everybody understands that they play a role, even if it isn’t directly in their job description.

1856 BALSAM AVE, GREELEY, CO 80631 PHONE: (970) 400-7500

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EMPLOYEE COUNT 2 FIELD TECHNICIANS 1 NG TECHNICIAN

1 SHOP FOREMAN 1 COORDINATOR

EQUIPMENT USED LIGHT TOWERS FLAMELESS HEATERS

OFFICE TRAILERS DIESEL AND NATURAL GAS GENERATORS

TEAM MEMBERS

BRANDAN SALISBURY, SHOP FOREMAN CHRIS LENGOWSKI, BRANCH MANAGER CLINT MCLEAN, COORDINATOR JEREMY MYERS, REGIONAL SALES REP RICHARD ARCE, NATURAL GAS FIELD TECH SPENCER GERKE, FIELD TECHNICIAN I BILLY FORD, FIELD TECHNICIAN I

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COMET Snyder, TX

Owner: Lisa Perez Personnel Manager p13

Taco Jalisco - Charlotte, Texas Many exciting things come from our Charlotte branch, and one of them is the news of a local eatery where our employees enjoy spending their meal breaks! Taco Jalisco is well known in the community for its friendly service and delicious food. Recommended by our new Charlotte OSM, Robert Rodriguez, Taco Jalisco is just one more place where he can connect with our employees. Next time you are in the Charlotte area, stop by and have breakfast, lunch, or dinner with our Gravity crew there. You won’t be disappointed by the food – or the crew!

INFO PHONE: (830) 277-1383 ADDRESS: 488 W. HINDES AVENUE CHARLOTTE, TX 78011 7 DAYS A WEEK 6:00 AM – 3:00 PM

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Bill Raxter and Jeff Wilson With over 1.4 million miles driven for Gravity combined, our over-the-road truck drivers are some of the best in the business. With over 40 successfully passed DOT inspections, our drivers excel in what they do. With each trip taken over the past 8 years, these professionals have saved Gravity millions of dollars compared to a third-party provider. They truly strive to improve continuously in their jobs. Our drivers have delivered over 2,245 pieces of equipment in that time span.

BILL RAXTER OFFICIAL STATS

MILES DRIVEN 1 MILLION FAV FOOD RIBEYE STEAK TRAVEL BUDDY GRACIE SPENDING TIME WITH DOG, GRACIE, AND HOBBIES HISWORKING AT HIS GROOMING STORE

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Billy has been driving a truck for 26 years. When he's off, he enjoys spending time with his dog, Gracie, and working at his grooming store. Billy's favorite food is a medium-cooked ribeye steak, as seen in one of the pictures. Billy has been with Gravity for close to 9 years and in that time has driven almost one million miles.

Gracie goes with him on the road, and she's the sweetest dog.

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JEFF WILSON OFFICIAL STATS

@ GRAVITY 1 YEAR & ITALIAN FAV FOOD TACOS SALADS EXPERIENCE 18 YEARS RIDING HIS FOURHOBBIES WHEELER AND FISHING Jeff has been driving a truck for 18 years. He enjoys spending his off-time riding his four-wheeler and fishing. Jeff’s favorite food is a great Italian salad and tacos, and he knows all the best places to find them in his travels. Jeff has been a huge asset to Gravity since his hire almost one year ago.

Our over-the-road truck drivers work hard to make sure the branches get the equipment they need and put in the miles to make it happen.

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October Employee Anniversaries “A group of people get together and exist as an institution we call a company so they are able to accomplish something collectively that they could not accomplish separately – they make a contribution to society, a phrase which sounds trite but is fundamental.” - David Packard, late co-founder of HewlettPackard Thank you to all our employees. We look forward to many more years with you all!

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Richard Joy Regional Sales Representative II Artesia

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11 John Luna Coordinator Artesia Oscar Hernandez Coordinator Pecos Trudie Hinkle Benefits Manager Snyder Business Office

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Shawn Diamond Vice President of Maintenance Cleburne

Alfredo Tarango Winch Truck Operator Pecos

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Michelle Duggin Credit Collections Analyst Houston Corporate Office Raymond Borne Regional Sales Specialist Oakdale

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Pasi Makoni Divisional Controller Houston Corporate Office

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Robert Quintana Chemical Field Technician Levelland

Miguel Delatorre Mechanic - Equipment Dickinson Oscar Gonzalez Field Technician II Dickinson

Hanna Wall Regional Sales Manager Oklahoma City Business Office

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Gary Branson Natural Gas Field Tech Charlotte Gerardo Prieto Mechanic - NG Generator Pecos Javier Ponce Mechanic - Equipment Artesia

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Cory Marshall Branch Manager Clinton Jeff Beck Chemical Account Manager Clinton Olukunle Odubiyi Laboratory Technician Odessa Lab

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Alan Snay Assistant Branch Manager Clinton

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Lucio Moreno Service Technician w/CDL Perryton Rodolfo Navarrete Relief Driver Perryton

Debra Otto Equipment Specialist Odessa Business Office Ramon Ortega Maintenance Janitor Midland Blend Plant Tricia Moran Accounting Associate I Odessa Business Office p23

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Darrick Heinert Natural Gas Field Technician Dickinson

Fabian Esquivel Mechanic - Equipment Cleburne

Dylan Cox Chemical Account Manager Fort Stockton

Bryant Anderson Field Technician w/CDL Dickinson

Jason Thompson Director of Technology Tech Management-Corporate

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Kelly Doshier Spencer Gerke Treating Truck Driver Field Technician I Andrews Greeley

Anthony Pender Serafin Lopez Jr. Chemical Account Manager Treating Truck Driver Artesia Levelland Lance Ramirez Jonathan Sotelo Chemical Account Manager Field Technician I Artesia Odessa

Rodney Acosta Trent Jackson Chemical Account Manager Technical Service Artesia Representative I Odessa Lab Jack Miles Winch Truck Operator Greg Caudle Charlotte Regional Sales Rep Shreveport David McCorkle Jr. Coordinator Cesar Rodriguez Sr. Dickinson Delivery Driver Tech ManagementYvette Banuelos Corporate Technical Service Rep Tech Management-Corporate Jayden Maher Natural Gas Field Tech Dickinson p24

PERSEVERANCE IS NOT A LONG RACE; IT IS MANY SHORT RACES ONE AFTER THE OTHER. — Walter Elliot p25

Which state in the U.S.A. produces the most pumpkins?

1. Illinois 2. New Hampshire 3. Maryland

What was the original name for candy corn?

1. Sweet Corn 2. Chicken Feed 3. Pumpkin Teeth

Pumpkins can be orange, white, green, or what other color?

1. Blue 2. Red 3. Yellow

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Answers on Page 28

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TRIVIA ANSWERS p27

Q1

Which state in the U.S.A. produces the most pumpkins?

Answer: Illinois, which produces over 40% of the nation’s pumpkins.

Q2 What was the original name for candy corn?

Answer: The original name for candy corn was chicken feed.

Q3

Pumpkins can be orange, white, green, or what other color?

Answer: Blue

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October 4th Artesia Power Generation – Artesia, NM Midland/Odessa Tech Management – Odessa, TX October 5th Central Repair Facility – Cleburne, TX October 6th Oklahoma City Power Generation & Containment Solutions – Oklahoma City, OK Fort Stockton Tech Management – Ft. Stockton, TX October 7th Pecos Power Generation – Pecos, TX Shreveport Power Generation & Containment Solutions – Shreveport, LA October 11th Artesia Tech Management – Artesia, NM October 12th Ponca City Tech Management – Ponca City, OK

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October 13th Water Midstream, Permian – Big Spring, TX Levelland Tech Management – Levelland, TX October 14th Odessa Power Generation – Odessa, TX Oklahoma City Tech Management – Oklahoma City, OK Charlotte Power Generation – Charlotte, TX October 17th Clinton Capillary Management & Tech Management – Clinton, OK October 18th Seminole Tech Management – Seminole, TX October 21st Perryton Tech Management – Perryton, TX October 28th Charlotte Power Generation – Charlotte, TX

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