Looking back on your life, were there instances where you were almost killed or almost seriously injured?

Looking at other industries' experiences provides us with the opportunity to lessen the growing pains of nurturing the drilling industry into a model for safety and sustainability in the 21st century.

One of the biggest issues with nuclear power is waste disposal. At present, most nuclear power plants store their waste on site. This is a temporary fix at best.

In episode 5 of our new video series, Brock Yordy discusses the challenges of hiring good, hard-working hands that can stay with a company for the long term.

The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) estimates infrastructure in the U.S. is in need of $4.5 trillion in investment by 2025.

There's undeniably a crisis affecting large swaths of the U.S., and a lot of urban and suburban Americans don't see it.

Following these guidelines can help minimize the risks associated with mobile generator operation, reducing the potential for accidents and injuries, and ensuring a safer jobsite for all.

You travel long distances for jobs and stay days, or even weeks, away from home to finish a project. Are you making time to take care of yourself?

It's become more common in the last few years to have workers on the jobsite who suffer from drug addiction, alcohol dependency/heavy use of alcohol, or lack of sleep. Whether it's opiates, painkillers or a few beers after work, impairment on the jobsite puts everyone's safety at risk.

A great driller must respect the power of a drill rig and the damage it is capable of doing.