Industries

Oil & Gas

Drill sites, gas plants, turnarounds, and remote pads: protection where hazardous chemical exposure demands it.

Oil & gas

Emergency Shower Coverage From Wellhead to Terminal

Oil and gas built this company. For more than 25 years we’ve served the industry across Western Canada and beyond, and today that means emergency shower and eyewash trailers for upstream, midstream, and downstream operations: drilling and completions programs, gas plants, compressor stations, pipelines, and tank farms.

When a worker takes a splash of a hazardous chemical, ANSI Z358.1 calls for flushing within seconds, which means the shower has to be at the work front, not at the office trailer.

Our units are suitable for Class I Division 2 hazardous locations, fully self-contained, and winter-rated for northern operations. Site moves are simple: tow the trailer to the next pad and reconnect one power cable.

Heated emergency shower trailer at a northern Alberta oil sands site at sunrise
Winter-package unit, northern Alberta oil sands

Where we fit

Typical Oil & Gas Deployments

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Turnarounds & Maintenance

Surge coverage when contractor headcount spikes and chemical work multiplies. Multiple units, staged where the work is, gone when it’s done.

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Drilling & Completions

Trailer-mounted units follow the rig. Self-contained water and heat mean lease roads and power are the only requirements.

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Plants & Facilities

Long-term rentals supplementing fixed showers during expansions and outages, or staying on permanent process areas year-round.

Compliance

Spec’d for Energy Sites

  • ANSI Z358.1 drench shower, eyewash & drench hose
  • Suitable for Class I Division 2 locations
  • Tepid water: 400–600 gal heated storage
  • Used-water containment for spill-sensitive leases
  • −40° winter operation: insulation + building heat + immersion heater
  • 30 A power, 75 ft cable, generator-friendly
Emergency eyewash trailer on Alberta prairie oilfield under stormy skies
Prairie oilfield service site, Alberta