This document contains information about three software applications from J5: Incident Management, Permit to Work, and Management of Change. Incident Management allows recording, investigating, analyzing and reporting of all near misses and incidents at an industrial plant. Permit to Work facilitates electronic work permits with customizable workflows. Management of Change supports managing changes at industrial sites with electronic workflows and integration with other J5 applications.

1. FOUNDERS AVIATION POCKET FOLDER & INSERTS
• Design and layout
• Develop template for inserts & sales sheets
• Photoshop retouching (clean pavement/jets)
• Layout and printer’s file
• Manage print production-delivery
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar

2. SAFETY • EFFICIENCY • COORDINATION • COMPLIANCE
IncidentManagementPermittoWorkManagementofChange
Incident Management provides
a platform on which all near misses
and incidents occurring on the plant
are recorded, investigated, analysed
and reported.
Tailor-made follow up actions are designed for
each near miss and incident recorded.
Specified workflows provide rigid and detailed
guidelines for investigation and reporting.
All records are made visible to the responsible
management parties.
For controlled and consistent management of all incidents that occur on the plant.
Permit to Work facilitates the
management of electronic work
permits on industrial sites.
Different kinds of work permits can be
designed with associated workflows.
Required fields must be completed and
authorisations obtained before work permits can
be issued. The full life cycle of every permit is
accurately tracked and visible.
Permit details appear in the applicable shift
handover reports.
CHECK &
COMMUNICATE
For improved safety and communication with employees for all high risk work tasks.
Management of Change
supports the management of field
changes that occur on industrial sites.
Controlled standards for change-related
processes are maintained with a system of
electronic workflows and forms, and all stakeholders
are kept actively up to date.
The process for tracking and authorising changes can
be customised for each plant.
The application integrates fully with j5 shift
handover, j5 compliance and j5 action management.
For effective management and reporting of all plant work process changes.
MANAGE CHANGE
MANAGE NEAR
MISSES
MANAGE NEAR MISSES
MANAGE CHANGE
CHECK & COMMUNICATE
Improve safety and communicate with employees for all high risk work tasks.
MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE
supports the management of field
changes that occur on industrial sites.
Controlled standards for change-related
processes are maintained with a system
of electronic workflows and forms, and all
stakeholders are kept actively up to date.
The process for tracking and authorizing
changes can be customized for each plant.
The application integrates fully with j5 shift
handover, j5 compliance and j5 action
management.
Effectively manage and report all plant work process changes.
PERMIT TO WORK facilitates
the management of electronic work
permits on industrial sites.
Different kinds of work permits can be
designed with associated workflows.
Required fields must be completed and
authorization obtained before work permits can
be issued. The full life cycle of every permit is
accurately tracked and visible.
Permit details appear in the applicable shift
handover reports.
Controlled and consistent management of all incidents that occur on the plant.
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT
provides a platform on which all near
misses and incidents occurring on
the plant are recorded, investigated,
analyzed and reported.
Tailor-made follow-up actions are designed for
each near miss and incident recorded.
Specified workflows provide rigid and detailed
guidelines for investigation and reporting.
All records are made visible to the responsible
management parties.
Comprehensive, Integrated
Health, Safety, Environment
& Compliance Applications
HSE & COMPLIANCE
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HSE & Compliance
Comprehensive & Integrated
Health, Safety, Environmental
& Compliance Applications
J5 BROCHURE RE-DESIGN
• Enhance content flow of four-
page brochure
• Develop template for additional
brochures
• Research & purchase stock
images
• Photoshop retouch & effects
• Layout and printer’s file
• Manage print production-
delivery
• Quick turn-a-round redesign
of brochure for shipment to
tradeshow. One week start-to-
finish two separate brochures,
same format.
BEFORE
AFTER
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar

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Waterway Nights
Waterway Square
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 2012
Fourth of July Parade
Market Street
9 a.m.
Splash Day
All 13 Pools in
The Woodlands
noon - 4 p.m.
“Things That Go” Bike Parade
Northshore Park
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Concert in the Park
Northshore Park
5:30 p.m.
Red Hot & Blue Festival &
Fireworks Extravaganza
Town Green Park & Waterway Square
6 p.m. - 10 p.m.
For more information, visit
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or call 281-363-2447.
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012
6 p.m. - 1O p.m.
Town Green Park & Waterway Square
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 2012
Houston Symphony’s
Star-Spangled Salute
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
8 p.m.
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NOW
OPEN
La Lupita Mexican
cuisine & Bar
Authentic, regionally inspired
Mexican dishes and a large selection
of premium tequilas and specialty
margaritas await patrons of the newly
opened La Lupita Mexican Cuisine & Bar at 20
Waterway Avenue on The Woodlands Waterway®.
La Lupita’s menu represents all 31
Mexican states and more than 10,000
years of diverse culinary history. Cochinita
pibil from Yucatán, chile relleno from
Puebla, pescadillas and ceviche from Acapulco, molotitos
from Chiapas, carne asada from Tamaulipas, or the pescado a
laVeracruzana are all examples of La Lupita’s authentic cuisine.
La Lupita is a tequila lover’s paradise. La Lupita Mexican
Cuisine & Bar has it all from blanco, reposado or añejo tequilas,
mezcales, sotoles and extra añejo tequilas.
Decorated with vibrant artwork, La Lupita’s atmosphere
is a truly colorful representation of the country’s culture.
www.lalupita-restaurant.com
pinkBerry yogurt
Pinkberry is now open at The Woodlands Mall.
Pinkberry’s premium frozen yogurt is made with real
nonfat yogurt and nonfat milk that is rBST free and
made with only the highest quality ingredients. The
perfect balance of tart and sweet, resulting in a
refreshing, clean and craveable taste. Customers can
personalize every yogurt experience with any
combination of delicious toppings. www.pinkberry.com
Bar Louie
Now open at 24 Waterway Square, Bar Louie
isahipneighborhoodrestaurant&barfeaturing
an array of beer selections, microbrews,
wine and artfully concocted cocktails
in an upscale, contemporary
setting. The restaurant’s menu
featuresauniquevarietyofsmall
plates, appetizers, pasta, oversized sandwiches, and
burgers. Perfect for lunch, dinner or late night.
www.BarLouieAmerica.com
riva row
boat
house
OPENINGS • NEWS • ENTERTAINMENT • NEW CONSTRUCTION
Luke’s Locker
expansion
TThe specialty running store, Luke’s Locker,
recently announced a 3,000-square-foot renovation
and expansion of its Market Street - The Woodlands
location to house a broader selection of men’s and
women’s footwear, clothing and accessories. Now,
with 7,307 square feet, the larger space provides for
a more comfortable, high-tech fitting environment.
The store’s selection includes footwear and
apparel for runners, walkers, triathletes, swimmers,
tennis players, golfers and yoga practitioners.
Luke’s Locker will expand into space previously
occupied by P. Jammies, the children’s nightwear
and gift store, which relocated its Market Street
store to space below the Hyatt Market Street hotel.
www.lukeslocker.com
Picturedlefttoright:NickWolda,DonNorrell,KarenHoylman,Lloyd
Matthews,NeldaLuceBlair, ClaudeHunter,FredDomenick,KentJohnson.
2801Technology Forest Blvd.
TheWoodlands,TX 77381
877-963-2447
fax 281-210-3499
info@thewoodlandscvb.com
www.VisitTheWoodlands.com
What is your favorite MoMent in
aMerican history?
This is the question University of Phoenix is posing to students this Fourth
of July as part of the annual Red, Hot & Blue Little Firecracker Essay Contest.
To enter, contestants must submit a 150 to 200-word essay about “My favorite
moment in American History.”t
The winners will be announced at the Red, Hot & Blue Festival, produced by
The Woodlands Convention & Visitors Bureau, at 7 p.m. on the Town Green Park
Stage on July 4, 2012.
All students ages 5-18 are eligible to participate. For complete contest
details, go to www.RedHotBlue.org.
the WoodlAnds cvB
BoArd of directors
Nelda Luce Blair, Chairman
Claude Hunter,Vice Chairman
Lloyd Matthews,Treasurer / Secretary
Karen Hoylman, Director
Fred Domenick, Director
Don Norrell, Director
Kent Johnson, Director
the WoodlAnds cvB stAff
NickWolda, CFEE, President
Casey Snyder, CFEE, General Manager
Kelly Ingram, CFEE, Business Development Specialist
Megan Lichenstein, Event Specialist
Sharon Swaim, Administrative Assistant II
“Charge it” now has a whole new meaning at Market
Street – The Woodlands. Two new electric vehicle charging
stations, the first in The Woodlands, have been installed
on the first floor of the Market Street parking garage. The
Blink Pedestal stations are available for complimentary
use for electric vehicles equipped with the standard J1772
connector. These include the Chevy Volt, Nissan LEAF, Smart
ED, Ford Focus and Mitsubishi I.
“The charging stations
add to the uniqueness of
Market Street,” says Jenny
Taylor, marketing director
for the luxury shopping and
entertainment destination.
“We have already had cars
charging in the spaces, as
well as calls asking if charging
stations are available.”
More than 200 Blink electric vehicle charging stations
will be installed in the Houston area in the coming months
as part of The EV Project, the largest rollout of electric vehicle
infrastructure to date. The rollout calls for the installation
of 15,000 commercial and residential charging stations in
16 cities and major metropolitan areas in six states and the
District of Columbia.
Market street hoMe to
first eLectric vehicLe
charging stations in the
WooDLanDs
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Special packages include use of the Riva Row
Boat House facility, kayaks and staffing.
KAYAK PACKAGES
• Relay races
• Communication drills
• Scavenger hunts
• Formal kayak training
• Guided tours
Packages start at $200.
GROUP RATES
Single kayaks:
$10 per kayak for the first hour
$5 per kayak each additional hour
Tandem kayaks:
$15 per kayak for the first hour
$5 per kayak each additional hour
Instructor: $25/hour
Table and chairs available for rent.
Groups must reserve a minimum of seven
kayaks. Two-person maximum per kayak.
All fees must be paid in advance.
281-210-3965
www.TheWoodlandsTownship-tx.gov
group outings
Unique kayaking options for
• corporate events • family get-togethers
• birthday parties • team activities
or just a day with friends!
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Later in the afternoon, bring your favorite bike,
tricycle, scooter or wagon to Northshore Park for
the annual “Things That Go” Parade and Decorating
Contest for ages 14 and younger. The free event is
from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m., with decorating starting at 4:30
p.m. and the parade and judging beginning at 5:15
p.m. Limited decorating materials are provided, and
you can also bring your own.
Concert in the Park will begin at 7 p.m. at
Northshore Park, featuring old-school funk with
Fidelity Maxx.
Be sure to ignite your patriotic spirit on Tuesday,
July 3, at the Star-Spangled Salute with the
Houston Symphony at The Cynthia Woods Mitchell
Pavilion. Led by Principal Pops Conductor Michael
Krajewski, the symphony will perform a variety of
traditional favorites, American classics, sing-alongs,
and everyone’s favorite, Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture”
complete with cannons from atop the hill. Joining the
symphony to perform several of Simon & Garfunkel’s
greatest hits are AJ Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle.
This duo has been performing their remarkable
Simon & Garfunkel tribute for more than a decade.
Commemorate the birth of our nation by joining the
symphony in this spectacular celebration.
The evening begins with free pre-concert
activities starting at 6:30 p.m. and the Star-Spangled
Salute begins at 8 p.m. It’s an evening of good, old-
fashioned family fun that includes patriotic characters,
music, arts and crafts, souvenirs and more.
For up-to-date information, a complete schedule
of activities and directions, visit www.redhotblue.org.
Patriotic EvEnts in
thE Woodlands
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Star-Spangled Salute
The Houston Symphony
8 p.m.
The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
wednesday, July 4, 2012
Fourth oF July parade
“Sweet Land of LIberty”
9 a.m.
Market Street - The Woodlands
SplaSh day
Noon to 4 p.m.
All pools in The Woodlands
“thingS that go”Bicycle parade
and concert in the park
Parade - 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Concert - 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
rthshore Park
At dusk on July 4, the 23-minute Fireworks
Extravaganza, presented by BBVA Compass, will
illuminate the sky over beautiful Lake Robbins. It
is the second largest fireworks display in the Greater
Houston area and will be simulcast to your favorite
patriotic music on Sunny 99.1.
Wake up early on July 4 and put on your red, white
and blue to get a prime viewing spot for the exciting
South County Fourth of July Parade. The 1.3-mile
parade begins at 9 a.m. at The Woodlands United
Methodist Church and will wind through Market Street.
Marching bands, fire engines, clowns, horses and
many exciting commercial floats will portray this year’s
theme,“Sweet Land of Liberty.”A shade tent will be set
up in front of The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion for
senior citizens and the physically challenged.
After the parade, on July 4, cool down at one of
the 13 community pools in The Woodlands during the
FREE Splash Day from noon to 4 p.m.
The proud patriotic spirit of The Woodlands
comes alive each year through a bounty of Fourth of July
activities. The fun starts on July 3 with the Star-Spangled
Salute featuring the magnificent Houston Symphony
at The Woodlands’ own Cynthia Woods
Mitchell Pavilion and continues on July
4 with our community-wide hometown
parade. In the evening, the Red, Hot &
Blue Festival and amazing Fireworks
Extravaganza are more of what keep this
summer sizzling with spectacular fun for
the entire family.
In this issue of CURRENT, you’ll find a showcase of
festivities for a memory-making summertime getaway as
well as some of the latest news and developments around
town. Come shop, dine, stay and play with us this summer
stination – The Woodlands!
W • E • L • C • O • M • E
including A complete events cAlendAr And festivAl guide!
15th Annual Red, Hot & Blue Festival
July 4, 2012 from 6 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Town Green Park andWaterway Square
alongTheWoodlandsWaterway®
inside
2 Summer Calendar of Events
Waterway Cruiser Coupon
3 Luke’s Locker Expansion
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Little Firecracker Essay Contest
Riva Row Boat House
La Lupita Now Open
PinkberryYogurt Now Open
Bar Louie Now Open
TheWoodlands CVB Directors & Staff
4 Waterway Cruisers
NewTV Commercial
Receives Awards
Have a BLAST! Bring your patriotic pride to The Woodlands this
Fourth of July as we celebrate with a spectacular lineup of events
that is sure to entertain the entire family.
Now in its 15th year, the annual Red, Hot & Blue Festival and
Fireworks Extravaganza, produced by The Woodlands Convention
& Visitors Bureau, will feature an evening of live music and
entertainment, face painting, strolling performers, games, hot dog
and watermelon eating contests, vendor booths, and concessions,
followed by a dazzling fireworks display! The Red, Hot & Blue Festival
is presented by Ellis & Ellis, an Ameriprise Private Wealth Advisory
Practice in The Woodlands.
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WHAT’S NEW AND HAPPENING FOR VISITORS IN THE WOODLANDS
Summer 2012
Volume 5 / Issue 2
www.VisitTheWoodlands.com
A PUBLICATION OF
• Design and layout, 4 issues per year for
5 years, 4-page + 2 page insert
• Edit news releases to fit format
• Search, purchase & edit stock images
• Photoshop retouch, mask, as needed
• FORMAT newletter template/grid
• Layout and printer’s file
• Manage print production-delivery
THE WOODLANDS CONVENTION & VISITOR BUREAU NEWSLETTER
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar

4. ICON BANK LOGO
• First round presentation for new bank logo design
• Design brief: include references to Texas icons
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar

5. MARKET STREET MAP BROCHURE
• Concept and Design
• Create map/update for tenant changes
• Type treatment
• Photoshop remove tattoo model inner arm
• Layout and printer’s file
• Manage print production-delivery
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar

6. STERLING POINTE BROCHURE
• Logo Design
• Art direct photo shoot
• Create floor plan art from xerox blue-
prints
• Specify paper/metallic ink
• Layout and printer’s file
• Manage print production-delivery
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar

7. THE CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL
PROGRAM
• Concept and Design
• Type treatment
• Photoshop retouch & effects
• Layout and printer’s file
• Manage print-delivery
• Create coordinated Teacher’s Guide
for school day group visits. Including
a fillable pdf order form for the event
website.
ADDITIONAL FESTIVAL PROJECTS
• Large format signage
• Newspaper & magazine
ads
• Billboards
• Direct mail
JUDE STUDIOS
Designer: Judith Dollar