
Our Commitment to Safety
At Sendero Oilfield Services, safety is not a policy posted on a break room wall. It is the foundation of how we operate — before productivity, before schedule, and before any other consideration. Our safety program meets and surpasses the best practices of organizations in the upstream oil and gas industry, and our goal is the same on every project: zero accidents, zero injuries.
OUR SAFETY PROGRAM
Sendero maintains a comprehensive Occupational Safety and Health Program designed to protect our employees, our client partners, and the communities we work in. Prevention of occupationally induced injuries and illnesses is given precedence over operating productivity, whenever necessary — that is not a slogan, it is how we run every job.
Our program is built on a cooperative model. Management sets the standard. Supervisors enforce it. And every Sendero employee is personally responsible for operating safely and holding their co-workers accountable.
WHAT OUR SAFETY PROGRAM INCLUDES:
- Mechanical and physical safeguards on every job site
- Regular safety and health inspections to identify and eliminate hazards
- Comprehensive employee training in safety and health practices
- Personal protective equipment (PPE) provided and required for all personnel
- Strictly enforced safety rules — compliance is a condition of employment
- A drug program including pre-employment, post-accident, and random testing
- Thorough accident investigation to identify root causes and prevent recurrence
- 100% verifiable compliance within our drug and qualification programs

COMPLIANCE & QUALIFICATIONS
Sendero Oilfield Services maintains active compliance with leading operator qualification and safety management databases, which allows us to mobilize faster and work with a broader range of operators across West Texas and South Texas. Our compliance is verifiable, current, and maintained as a standard operating requirement.
Databases We Maintain Compliance With:




SAFETY LEADERSHIP
Sendero’s safety program is overseen by a designated Safety Coordinator who is responsible for ensuring that all employees are properly trained and supervised in the safe operation of any machinery, tools, equipment, processes, or practices used on the job. Safety leadership at Sendero is not a title — it is an active, daily responsibility.
Safety-conscious operators choose safety-conscious contractors. Contact Sendero Oilfield Services today to learn more about our safety program or to discuss your project’s site safety requirements.