Oilfield trucking safetyGetting everyone home is part of getting the job right.
In the oilfield, discipline means preparing properly, paying attention and owning your decisions. Those habits protect everyone on location. Our safety program puts them into practice through training, inspections, documentation and communication between the office and the field.
How we keep people safe on the job.
Prepare the person for the job.
Onboarding and recurring safety training help our people understand their equipment and the work they’ll perform. Job-specific preparation connects that training to the conditions and requirements on each location.
Check the truck. Check the paperwork.
Truck, equipment and paperwork checks are built into our safety program. Inspections surface concerns early, and documentation reviews keep the information complete and organized. We would rather find a problem in the yard than on the lease road.
Speak up. Keep people informed.
Honest communication matters most when an instruction needs clarifying, equipment needs attention or conditions change. We expect drivers and field personnel to raise concerns with dispatch and supervision. Sound judgment is part of doing the work responsibly.
Keep the program tied to the work.
Our program includes mandatory drug testing. Organization and technology keep inspection records, paperwork and field instructions connected, and each customer’s location requirements are part of planning the job.
Our focus is prevention: find the issue and answer the question before it becomes a problem in the field.
Tell us what your site requires.
Share your training, onboarding, documentation and operating requirements. Our team will work through the details with you before the first truck rolls.