SAFETY AT OILWORKS

OUR PEOPLE GO HOME SAFE.
EVERY DAY.

Every delivery starts with the same priority: getting our drivers home to their families, safe. That commitment shapes how we train, equip, and support the people behind the wheel—not just how fast the fuel gets there.

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100% SCREENED

THE OILWORKS SAFETY STANDARD

Every driver drug-tested

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OHSA 10

Training fleet-wide

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EVERY WEEK

Safety meetings for every driver

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT, STANDARD-ISSUE

The right gear, every driver, every delivery—no exceptions.

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HI-VIS
VEST

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HARD
HAT

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SAFETY
GLASSES

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WORK
GLOVES

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HEARING
PROTECTION

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Fuel technician servicing commercial fueling equipment while wearing proper safety gear.

A Camera on Every Truck.
A Coach Behind Every Driver.

Forward-facing and driver-facing cameras flag risk in real time, so small habits get corrected before they become accidents, not after.

100%

Trucks camera-equipped

Automatic

Office alerts on flagged events

G-Force

Harsh-braking capture

A SAFE DELIVERY STARTS WITH A SAFE TRUCK

Our in-house mechanic and daily inspection routine keep every unit road-ready.

  • PRE-TRIP INSPECTION

    Every driver, every route, before leaving the yard.

  • POST-TRIP INSPECTION

    Every truck checked back in at day's end.

  • FEDERAL INSPECTIONS

    Managed in-house, always current.

  • BACKUP ALARMS

    Tested and functioning on every unit.

  • LIGHTING & SIGNALS

    Headlights, turn signals, and work lights verified.

  • NIGHT WORK LIGHTS

    Added equipment for after-dark deliveries.
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REAL JOB SITES HAVE REAL HAZARDS

Our drivers are trained on the specific risks they'll actually encounter on your site.

CRANE OPERATIONS
COUNTER-SWING AWARENESS

Never fueling an active crane, and staying clear of the counterweight radius at all times.

EXCAVATION SITES
TRENCH SAFETY PROTOCOL

Understanding boundaries around open trenches and when a site requires a different approach.

OVERHEAD WORK
SUSPENDED LOAD CLEARANCE

Never positioning under an overhead or suspended load, on any job site, for any reason.

EVERY WEEK
WEEKLY SAFETY MEETINGS

CDL and non-CDL drivers meet weekly to review anything that came up on the road or on-site, turning every experience into a coachable moment and making sure changing site conditions get shared before the next driver arrives.

BEFORE DAY ONE
SCREENING & ONGOING EDUCATION

Every driver completes drug testing before joining the team, with ongoing hazmat training required to stay current throughout their time with OilWorks.

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OSHA 10 CERTIFICATION, COMPANY-WIDE

We have required OSHA 10 training for our entire driver team, standardizing hazard training across every experience level so every driver meets the same bar on every job site.

What Our Safety Standard Means for Our People (And Your Job)

DRIVERS WHO GO HOME SAFE

A trained, well-supported driver is a safe driver—for us, and for everyone on your site.

PEACE OF MIND

A safety-first driver on your job site is one less thing you have to manage.

PROTECTED EQUIPMENT & FEWER DISRUPTIONS

Safer habits around your site reduce the risk to your machinery and your schedule, keeping your fuel supply on track.

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