Safety
Safety is how we win bids and get crews home safely.
Safety is a bid-screening factor for every serious buyer. ShalePro runs a leading-indicator safety program across production, midstream, construction, and industrial work, backed by a full, dedicated safety and training team in the field. That team runs observations, incident management, and compliance rather than leaving it to the client, upheld by a fully committed workforce.

Qualified, certified, and audited
- Daily Tailgate safety meetings and thorough Job Safety Analysis
- H2S awareness, confined space, and fall protection training
- First aid, CPR, AED, and equipment operator certified field crews
- Third-party prequalification through ISNetworld and Veriforce
Frequently asked questions
How does ShalePro approach safety?
ShalePro runs a leading-indicator safety program: more than 500 field safety observations every quarter, daily tailgate safety meetings, and thorough job safety analysis that keep incident metrics in the industry-preferred range. Safety performance is a primary bid-screening factor for owners and general contractors, and ShalePro's program keeps it on qualified bidder lists.
What safety certifications does ShalePro hold?
ShalePro is ISNetworld Certified, Veriforce Preferred, DOT Compliant, and OSHA Compliant, with Veriforce SafeLandUSA trained crews. Field personnel complete H2S awareness, confined space entry, and fall protection training.
What is Stop Work Authority?
Every ShalePro employee has the authority, and the expectation, to stop any task they believe presents an unsafe condition or unsafe act. No employee will be disciplined for stopping work in the interest of safety.
How are incidents and near misses handled?
All incidents, injuries, property damage events, and near misses are reported promptly. Each event is investigated to identify root causes, implement corrective actions, and share lessons learned across the organization to prevent recurrence.
Does ShalePro conduct regular safety meetings?
Yes. Employees participate in regular safety meetings, tailgate talks, and toolbox discussions to review work activities, discuss hazards, and share lessons learned. ShalePro conducts quarterly companywide safety meetings reviewing incident, near miss, and safety observation data, trends, and focus points for the upcoming quarter, and reinforcing safe work practices. Weekly safety topics are distributed companywide.
How can I report a safety concern while working for ShalePro?
Employees are encouraged to immediately report safety concerns to their supervisor, safety representative, or project management. Concerns may also be raised through our safety observation and near-miss reporting process. Every report is reviewed, and corrective actions are taken when necessary.
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