What Does It Mean to Be An Employee of the Texas Oil & Gas Industry?

March 29, 2019

What does it mean to be an employee of the energy industry?

  • It means hard work, dedication and ingenuity.
  • It means utilizing the latest innovative technologies.
  • It means proudly serving the industry that’s defined Texas over the last 100 years.

Our industry has fueled our past. And Texans can count on us to fuel our next 100 years. We work because we care about Texas, our nation and our world, and we’re committed to building a better future.

Excellence is our standard.
Safety, security and science are at our core.

What does it mean to be an employee of the energy industry?

  • Over 100 years of excellence, ingenuity and innovation.
  • And we are always looking for ways to improve.
  • Because this is our economy, our environment, and our future, too.

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