

INDIGENOUS
RELATIONS
At STAT Energy Services, many of our projects and services can disturb and change the land. Although we are experienced in reclaiming and remediation, we must respect the traditional and spiritual values that Indigenous Peoples bestow in these areas. Our goal is to partner with their leaders in a mutually beneficial way through business, employment and community development.
We believe the first step to nurturing and maintaining successful relationships with our neighbours begins with understanding and the knowledge of their culture. Instead of listening to reply, we at STAT Energy Services listen to learn and then assimilate these values into our business practices.
Together, our understanding and respect for Indigenous culture and traditional practices will contribute to sustainable and equitable development of the environment. We earn the trust of our Indigenous neighbours by consistently following through on our commitments and responsibilities.
ENVIRONMENTAL
RESPONSIBILITY
Overall, everyone's highest interest is in maintaining and improving our world for future generation. It is proven through our high standard of business practices and services that STAT Energy Services offers, we can collaborate in the continuous effort to achieve our goal of a world we are proud to leave to future generations.
MUTUAL
RESPECT
We respect the land, environment and traditional ways of life of Indigenous communities and recognize the importance of their culture and connection to the earth. For this reason, it is imperative for us to work together to ensure we mitigate against impacts to traditional land use areas; preserving environmentally and traditionally significant areas.
CLEAR
COMMUNICATION
STAT Energy Services strives to create opportunities that align with the goals of the Indigenous communities affected by our business. This often leads to partnerships and sponsorship, training programs, creating employment procurement opportunity initiatives, and other capacity-building efforts. We are committed to sincere engagement with Indigenous peoples about projects that potentially affect them. We aim to develop mutual understanding through open, timely, transparent communication.
"There are no secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, learning from failure, and actively making effort to improve."
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