Resources are there for us to use, but we have to manage them with future generations in mind.

Think of it as reference for company SOPs, JSAs, training docs and anything else your employees need to know.

Legal expert Jesse Richardson says new “waters of the U.S.” definition still raises plenty of questions.

A well-managed relationship with a partner, investor or lender can help small drilling and construction firms grow.

Technology can help streamline pain points so you can dedicate your time to tasks with higher value, return.

What we mean by WOTUS can have wide implications, from permitting to fluids management to disposal.

The year ends before you know it. Revisit what you charge for your services.

We hear a lot of drilling companies are busy. Don’t overlook downtime for you and your crews.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently announced that 22 workers died in trench-related deaths in the first six months of 2022, easily topping 15 for all of 2021.

Drillers and those in the groundwater industry know that water sits at the heart of everything we do. I believe we can work together to do big things like save the Great Salt Lake.