Health, Safety & Environment
Are you confident about the safety programs used by your subcontractors?
All seismic programs managed by Boyd PetroSearch are planned and executed according to the most rigorous Health Safety & Environment standards, ensuring the safety of people and the preservation of the environment and property. Subcontractors directed by Boyd PetroSearch are required to have their Certificate of Recognition (COR) or Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR). All appropriate HSE policies, procedures and equipment must be in place. Subcontractors are subject to field audits and emergency drills on a regular basis.
How do you know that Boyd PetroSearch is “walking the walk” and not just “talking the talk” about safety?
We are proud of our Safety Program. Boyd PetroSearch has earned a reputation as a safety leader in the geophysical industry. Year after year, our HSE record, integrity and high standards have resulted in high ratings in our COR audits. Additionally, Boyd PetroSearch has been awarded the prestigious Alberta Partnership in injury Reduction Certificate since 1995 in recognition of our commitment to raise the standards of worker health and safety through active involvement in assisting others to develop and implement independent HSE programs.
Certificate of Achievement - WCB Worksafe Saskatchewan last 8 years
Best Safety Performer - Alberta Employment, Immigration and Industry last 3 years
Certificate of Recognition score >90% last 6 years
Basic Safety Program - IRP9 (Enform)
What are “Species at Risk”?
More than 300 species considered to be at risk are listed under the Species at Risk Act and are subject to special considerations when operating seismic, drilling or pipelining operations in Canada. Failure to observe the required procedures may result in severe penalties for personnel in charge of the field operations. To protect our clients, Boyd PetroSearch maintains a current database of all SARA requirements. This information is used in the conduct of all operations.