Seven Lakes Oilfield Services commenced operations in November 2002. At the time of conception, the company had one front load garbage truck servicing Imperial Oil Resources north east of Alberta.Mission
To strive for excellent in providing oilfield services to the oil and natural gas industry. To offer our beneficial services to our customers, maintain their perception of fairness and earn their loyalty.To create a work environment that protects workers health and safety, give full measure to our employee’s ability and talent, and co-ordinate team effort activities in a way that is fulfilling, recognized and fairly rewarded.
Seven Lakes Oilfield Services Corporation expects its personnel to achieve year-over-year improvement in safety performance with zero injuries. Our logo is “Safety is Our Tradition”
Seven Lakes aims for a destination of zero safety incidents, zero injuries and zero days off work due to injury, in other words, a perfect HSE record. “Safety is Our Tradition” means accepting that every incident is preventable.
Our “Safety is Our Tradition” vision is “decision to change” – change behavior and the way things are done to ensure safety is always at the forefront for every employee. We expect every worker to make safety on-the-job and off-the-job an everyday priority by emphasizing five safety principles:
- Participation
- Accountability
- Consistency
- Communication
- Training
“Safety is Our Tradition” vision does not mean that another injury will never occur. Rather, it means a commitment to working as many hours as possible without an injury. And it requires an attitude – an attitude that says any incident, even a small one, shouldn’t be taken lightly. Any incident is unacceptable. That’s the attitude that is key to “Safety is Our Tradition”.
It’s an attitude that we expect from each employee at Seven Lakes Oilfield Services Corporation.
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