Joe Douglass serves as Wyoming Division Manager at Jade Energy Services, bringing over 30 years of electrical, instrumentation, automation, and measurement experience to the role.
He oversees client relations, project management, material purchasing, estimating, team building, and safety management for the division, and is focused on passing his decades of hands-on expertise on to the next generation of the trade.
Joe’s 30-plus year career spans the full range of the electrical industry, from residential wiring to large-scale industrial projects, including low, medium, and high voltage terminations, installations, and design.
His expertise extends into industrial networking and process control programming using platforms such as Studio 5000, Logix Designer, FactoryTalk, TelePACE Studio, Vision, Red Lion Controls, FreeWave Tool Suite, MDS, ProSoft Technology, PCCU, RealFlow, and ROC800, along with communications protocols including Modbus TCP/IP, RTU, RS-485, RS-422, RS-232, Ethernet/IP, and fiber optic systems. He most recently owned and operated Integrated Enterprises, Inc., providing electrical consulting and electrical/instrument inspections, before joining Jade Energy Services.
Education & Certifications
- New Mexico Journeyman Electrician (EE98J-32443)
- Wyoming Journeyman Electrician (J-40153)
- Emerson Coriolis Meter Factory Training (2017)
- NSA CPR/First Aid
Leadership & Achievements
- Spent many years in a foreman position before founding and successfully running his own company, Integrated Enterprises, Inc.
- Brings contractors together to meet client goals, deadlines, and building standards, with safety as the top priority on every job.
- Chose to join the Jade Energy Services team to be closer to family, while passing his decades of industry experience on to a younger generation of electricians.
Personal Note
Outside of work, Joe enjoys spending time with his family. He likes tinkering with motorcycles and riding when he can, and enjoys time with friends whenever his schedule permits.
“You can build a business, or you can build people. I’ve done both — building people lasts longer.”