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Oil and Gas Safety: Topics of Discussion for Oilfield Operators

In the oilfield, many of your duties are performed alone. Therefore, it is vital to follow the proper oil & gas safety procedures put in place by the state and federal governments, as well as the specific methods required by the company you work for. In order to maintain the best personal safety you can while on duty, you should always keep these five important topics in mind.

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Common Sense and Good Judgement is Key in Oilfield Safety

Working independently is vastly different than working in a group. You have to think ahead, and use both good judgment and common sense. As a lease pumper, you need to know what problems you can and cannot address on your own; as well as what risks you should or should not take. While threatening situations can occur, lease pumpers should never take any dangerous risks unless it is to avoid serious injury or death. Remember saving time is never worth your personal safety.

When you’re used to working alone, common sense well alert you to plan ahead. This small tactic can not only save you time; but it can also be the difference between something serious happening, or a quick and easy repair.  This is especially true if you want to be successful as a lease pumper. There are a wide variety of situations that can occur every day, and you need to prepare for different contingencies to help soften the blow. For instance, ‘What do you do if you experience problems in a remote area of the lease?’, ‘Do you keep your spare tire’s air checked?’, or ‘Do you have all the proper first-aid supplies on hand?’ These are the kind of things that will help you to avoid potentially dangerous situations later on down the road.

Lease  pumpers spend a lot of time driving to locations across the lease; so it’s not a matter of if you will get a flat tire, so much as when. To prepare for this common issue, lease pumpers should make it a regular habit to check their spare tire. Other common safety practices can include:

  • having two batteries mounted under the hood for jump starting lease engines,
  • walking around something, rather than under it,
  • having a small compressor (that can run off your car battery) to pump low or flat tires,
  • have a spare set of vehicle keys (for in case you lock your keys inside the vehicle),
  • and more.

Every oil worker should carry a portable phone or radio. Communication is key to working alone; and if a problem occurs, you have to be able to contact the necessary help. Always have contingencies set for any situation. For instance, knowing the location of the nearest public phone or house can be invaluable in the event your phone or radio loses power, becomes damaged, or you need emergency assistance in any way.

 

Oil & Gas Safety Topic 1: Avoid Taking Unnecessary Risks

Taking unnecessary chances or risks is the leading cause for lease pumpers to develop issues while working alone. For instance, if a leak is found at a coupling where it is only allowing a small amount of gas to escape; a quick fix would be to mount a collar leak clamp, which generally would take a lease pumper less than 15 minutes to complete. However, not all instances come complication-free. Circumstances can (and do) arise that will delay your process. This could include: trouble finding a suitable clamp or tool, a wrench drop causing sparks to ignite the gas, or a wide range of other options. Due to this, you should always shut in wells, and/or bleed the pressure off the line(s) before attempting any installations or repairs. Many major accidents where oil workers have died were the result of what initially started as small leaks or repairs. In most of these situations, the leaks or repairs were viewed as too small to pose any significant risks; thus chances were taken, and this carelessness ultimately resulted in the death of the field worker.

Every accident that occurs is made up of bad decisions and unfortunate circumstances. No one was around to perform first-aid, if only the wind had been blowing that day, or if the gas hadn’t of accumulated; every situation is different, and a million and one things can change the outcome. While a lease pumper doesn’t need to constantly fear death to do their job, they do need to evaluate every action they can (or cannot) make, and determine how it impacts the potential outcome. If an action appears risky, the worker should always weigh their other options, and/or obtain the required help to reduce the risks to safer levels.

 

Topic 2 for Oil and Gas Safety: Keep Safety an Essential Part of the Job

A common view about safety is that it is like a winter coat. Once the weather is cold, a person will put it on; but when it gets warmer, they feel less inclined to use it. This is similar to work. When a dangerous situation comes along on during your duties, people become more concerned about personal safety. However, just because the crisis is averted, doesn’t mean safety concerns should disappear. A safe attitude should carry over into everything we do; whether you’re working, fishing, or driving home for the night.

The way a lease pumper drives is often a good reflection on their attitude towards work safety. For example, speed limits are set as a safety precaution for motorists concerning how fast it is safe for a driver to go on a given road in good conditions (dry roads, fair weather, normal traffic, etc.). During the optimum weather conditions, many drivers will feel going a few miles over the speed limit isn’t a big deal; and in most cases, this is true as long as the road maintains ideal conditions. Unfortunately, these ideal situations can cause a person’s attention to wonder, such as a lease pumper thinking about all the tasks they have ahead of them for the day, making the driver no longer as alert as he was before. A light scatter rainstorm can create wet pavement in an area up ahead, an oncoming care-without warning, or a blown tire; there are hundreds of possibilities that can occur in the blink of an eye. However, by this point it no longer matters what happened or why; it is about the crash or injury.

Every year people are severely injured over situations that could have easily been avoided. Things like driving while reading a newspaper, talking on the phone, or other circumstances that became more important than the person’s personal safety. To be a successful lease pumper, you need to make the aspect of safety as essential to your job as when you are driving a car.

 

Oilfield Safety Topic of Discussion 3: Know the Correct Industry Colors, Markers, Notices, and Warnings

Just like our roadways have a variety of signs with different shapes, colors and meanings; the oil industry has their own standards of information used for providing information. Over the years, the appearance and meaning of the sign have been refined and standardized until every color, shape, and size used could indicate something from a distance (even before the person can read the exact lettering). Typically these signs offer information about a potential danger, equipment or supply information, location of first-aid or fire extinguishers, or other safety related information; with most lease sites marked with general signage used uniquely to the oil industry.

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Figure 1. Examples of signs you may see on a lease. (Courtesy Marathon Safety Department, Iraan, Texas)

Both signs for warnings and notices provide useful information for the lease pumper and anyone else who visits the lease site; and are categorized into six major areas: Caution, Danger, Notice, Radiation, Safety, and Warning. Although there are specific color combinations used for each of the different sign categories, some standard sign information is also used, such as the white background with the words “KEEP OUT” in black lettering.  Other common identifiers include:

CAUTION
Caution signs are typically installed where danger is not always present or is not likely to lead to a serious injury or death.The coloring is typically white or black lettering on a yellow background. These types of signs can include:

  • Low Head Room
  • Wide Turning Trucks
  • Step Down

DANGER
Danger signs usually have white lettering on a red background, with the information area having a white background with black lettering. These signs indicate a serious condition or situation that can result in serious injury or even death.This can include:

  • Flammable
  • Hard Hat Area
  • High Pressure Gas Line
  • High Voltage
  • No Smoking

NOTICE
Notices typically have a blue background with white lettering in the header, with a white information background with black lettering. These notices typically provide advisory information such as:

  • Authorized Personnel Only
  • Keep Doors Closed
  • Tornado Shelter

RADIATION
The heading for a radiation sign is typically based on the present warning. Headers could read: Radiation, Danger, or Warning. Common conditions described for the industry include:

  • Radiation Hazard
  • Radioactive Waste
  • X-Ray Equipment in Use

SAFETY
Safety signs typically have a header with a green background and white lettering, with the information area having black on white. These signs generally remind workers to practice good safety practices, such as:

  • Keep This Area Clean
  • Safety Begins with You
  • Wash Your Hands

WARNING
Warning signs are typically on an orange background in both the header and information areas, and use black lettering. These signs indicate a situation that could lead to a permanent injury, but in most cases, not death. Examples could include:

  • Do Not Use Two-Way Radios
  • Eye Protection Required
  • Hard Hat Area

Although the majority of safety signs have been standardized over the years, lease pumpers are likely to see variations of the different areas described. For example, certain headers may have in color.  Ultimately the risk presented determines the look of the sign, and some signs have been known to have the same information, only different headers. It doesn’t matter where you are on the lease; at some point, you will come into contact with industry signs. Common options found at the tank battery or well site can include:

  • Air Pack Required
  • Authorized Personnel Only
  • Do Not Enter
  • Equipment Starts Automatically
  • H2S Poisonous Gas
  • Hard Hat Required
  • High Voltage
  • No Smoking

Oilfield Safety Meeting Topic 4: Wear the Proper Gear

When working on a lease, there are dangers all around you. Generally most companies will provide you (and any other employee or visitor) with the required safety equipment needed on site. The necessary gear can vary depending upon the specific safety equipment requirement guidelines set by the state and/or federal regulations. Some of the more essential equipment used, include:

  • Breathing Device

There are several different types of breathing apparatuses in field use. Generally, most lease pumpers carry their own personal air mask while working on the job. Some lease stores are known to stock additional air packs on the lease for personnel or visitors.

  • Eye Wash Station

Eye wash stations are available around the lease in areas where there are high risks for eye injuries from chemicals or small particles. Workers should be aware of the different risks for eye injuries, as severe damage can occur in only a few short seconds. For instance, when gauging a tank and the lease pumper gets his or her eyes exposed to the hot gases rushing up out of the tank; a common reaction is to turn away into the cooler air. However, this will only close the pores and trap the gas inside your eyes; causing a painful eye experience for the next 24 hours or until the gas has the chance to escape or diffuse into the body. Along with knowing where the eye wash stations are located, lease pumpers should also keep an eye wash solution and lubricant within their first-aid kit.oil gas safety

Figure 2. Example of an Eye Wash Station

  • Goggles

Goggles are highly recommending when gauging hydrogen sulfide-producing atmospheric vessels or when a vapor recovery unit has several ounces of pressure inside it; and are mandatory during any situation where you may experience flying projectiles.

  • Hearing Protection

Earmuffs are mandatory for workers in situations where they may experience loud noises. Long-term exposure to these noises can cause damage to your hearing, or even interfere with your sense of balance.

  • Spark-Proof Tools

These specialized tools are used to reduce the risk of creating sparks that could ignite a fire in an explosive atmosphere. They are typically very expensive and made out of some form of brass. Most lease pumpers do not carry many spark-proof tools, and commonly only have a hammer and a small adjustable wrench on hand.

The exact types of safety equipment used should be determined by what type of equipment will make the job safer. For example, some lease pumpers utilize back protection belts for those who are required to do a great deal of lifting; while others only use the appropriate safety equipment for their current work situations. However, typically the company you work for will provide you will all the safety equipment needs believed necessary for their lease pumpers.

Is your appetite for oil & gas operating knowledge insatiable like ours? 😀 If so, check out the related article, Lease Worker Fundamentals to Hydrogen Sulfide Gases – it will surely pump you up!!!

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Start

Send us your Well and Pumper info 📑

Your team sits back while our Petroleum Engineers turn key your build out, setting up all production facilities to precisely mirror what you’ve got going on in the field.

Day 1

Roll out Pumpers 👨🏻‍🦰👴🏻👨🏻👨🏾‍🦱👴🏽🧔🏼‍♂️📲

We train, instruct and hand hold your pumpers every step of the way. Typical time for a pumper to learn the app? 8 minutes.

Week 1

Immediate Results 🎯

  • Your production data in On Time: Because your pumper can enter production on ANY device (Android, Apple, tablet, PC, Mac, Desktop or Laptop) AND the app works offline, you’ve eliminated ANY excuse for you NOT to have your data. PS for better or worse, NOBODY leaves their home without their phone 😉
  • Your production data is Quality Controlled: Because the app checks your pumpers’ work, all your production data should now be QC’d.

Week 6

6% Lift in your Net Profit Margins Achieved or You Don’t Pay 💯💰📈

  • Your production data is in a Centralized Place: Because you have a simple system and everyone in the field knows how to work it, no one on the team ever has to wonder what’s really going on in the field.
  • The pulse and overall health of your company’s production is now known at all times
  • The status of any asset or pumper can be reviewed from any device
    • Because of this, you have now progressed to the point where you may want to set up Alerts around your production. To get you started (and get your creative juices flowing), we’ll implement two alerts on your behalf:
      • Comments
        • Get notified anytime a pumper leaves a comment without having to dig for it.
      • 7/14/30 Day Running Average
        • Get treatment to a well as soon as it shows signs of falling off.
    • However, the number and type of Alerts you can set up around your production are endless. A few common examples we see as having the biggest impact to your operations are:
  • Reduced Downtime
        • A well never sits idle for longer than it has to due to a pumper not calling it in.
  • Account for Every Drop of Oil
        • Each transfer of crude is meticulously tracked and every drop accounted for. No more skimming vacuum truck operators or purchasers pulling that extra inch of ‘velvet’ from your oil hauls.
  • Cap Ceiling Pressures on Injection and SWD wells
      • Injection wells are rated for certain pressures and blow outs are expensive. Get notified anytime an injector creeps above its maximum allowable pressure.
    • How many days since a Pumper last checked in? 👀
      • Do we trust our pumpers? Yes! Do we also want to verify they’re doing what they’re supposed to do? Oh yes!! Anytime a pumper goes AWOL for more than X days (doesn’t show up on site, doesn’t submit data) you know about it.

The bad news is you still have to work. The good news is you now have the power to put full oversight of both your pumpers and your production on automatic enabling you to focus on the activities in your company that will move the needle such as acquiring more wells, drilling and re-completions, or simply taking more time off 🏝️

ALLOW US TO STIMULATE YOUR GREED GLAND 🤑

MOST OPERATORS START ACHIEVING RESULTS IN LESS THAN 1 WEEK

Accurate & Timely Production Data

Weekly, monthly, or missed reports simply don’t cut it. Why? Because longer reporting intervals increase the risk of inaccuracies and discrepancies in your production data, which not only erodes trust in the reported figures but also makes it challenging to analyze trends or forecast future production 📉 With Greasebook, eliminate any excuse NOT to have your production data.

Reduced Downtime through Alerts

Gain timely detection of equipment malfunctions or other operational issues and prevent costly breakdowns. With Greasebook, alert your in-house team to issues in the field wherever they're at.

Centralized Repository

Get full production history, well files, commentary and the like in the hands of the people who need it (when they need it) and enable everyone in the field or office to do their best work.

Reduced Overhead

The height of cultivation runs to simplicity. Greasebook is kinda like a "Robotic Production Tech" 🤖, streamlining your operations and automating back-office tasks all while eliminating any excess operational drag ❌ ⚙️

Increased Production

Catch a hole in the tubing or an engine issue immediately when a well begins to slip (not several weeks later when your purchaser statements come in 💸)Greasebook is the next best thing to 'sitting shotgun' with each pumper on every route. And because you'll have complete visibility of your assets and your field crew, you'll not only avoid significant expenses associated with repairs and oversights but you'll also produce more oil because of it.

Full Accountability

Get everyone in the field on the same page and gain full transparency of your assets and pumpers in the field. Eliminate any chance of boiler housed reports and ‘Kitchen Table Pumping’ for good 🍳

→ “Zero-sweat” complete Company setup, turn-keyed by a Pet. Eng.
→ “Done for you” Pumper roll-out and training

Focus

From one-off wells to lengthy routes, no matter what form your pumping takes, GreaseBook keeps your pumpers focused on moving those production updates from field to office.

Gather

Easily gather everything that matters. Track tank levels, capture notes, administer well tests, submit photos of scanned run tickets. All from the field. All on your mobile device. All over the cellular network.

Connect

Connect with the people who help you get it all done. Communicate, collaborate, and share in real-time with your guys and gals in the field without ever leaving the GreaseBook.

Access

Access fast, accurate gauge sheets. No need to re-key production or manipulate Excel. Just one click and your production is organized into a beautiful screen-friendly layout.

SIT BACK WHILE OUR PETROLEUM ENGINEERS IMPLEMENT EVERYTHING FOR YOU 🌴

TURNKEY SET-UP🔑 AND
"DONE FOR YOU" PUMPER TRAINING EXPLAINED 👩🏻‍🏫 👴🏻🧔🏻‍♂️👨🏾📲

Your Greasebook Set-Up explained in 3 simple steps. Send us your existing production info or login to your existing Legacy Production System and we’ll assign a Petroleum Engineer to turnkey your entire setup for you.

We’ll build your wells, your tank straps, your users and anything else you require.

Once everything has been approved by your team, we’ll roll out and train your pumpers while you focus on more important stuff.

Send us your Well and Pumper info 📑

Your team can sit back while our team of Petroleum Engineers turnkey your build out, setting up all production facilities to precisely mirror what you’ve got going on in the field.

We roll out and train your Pumpers 📲

We train, instruct and hand hold your pumpers every step of the way. What's the typical time for a pumper to learn the app? About 8 minutes.

Immediate Results 🎯

Because the app works offline and NOBODY leaves their home without their phone, you’ve eliminated any excuse for you NOT to have your data. What about those pumpers who doesn't have a smartphone?

With Greasebook, in addition to smartphones your pumpers can also enter their data on whichever PC, Mac, Desktop, Laptop or Tablet they're most comfortable with 💻✅

→ Achieve results in less than 1 week
→ Doesn’t work? Don’t like it? WE PAY YOU.
→ 60-day,  200% money-back guarantee

Share Responsibility

Production data syncs across all pumpers who share the responsibility of a particular lease. That means no more calling, no more meeting up to trade-off books, and no more miscommunication.

Mobile Sync

Automatic sync means your production status is available the minute your pumper returns to coverage.

Offline Access

Pumpers retain access to historical production by making their work available even when a connection isn’t.

200% Money-Back Guarantee

If after running the app for 60 days in your operation you're not satisfied, we'll either work with you until it's right or we'll DOUBLE your money back.

Voted New Technology Development of the Year.

57000449
bbls pumped to date
50106001
MCF flowed to date

Simple 8-minute Ramp Up

Average time to learn? 8 minutes (and yes, this goes for those pumpers who are 75 years old still tending wells…)

Custom Reports

Select one of our premade reports or build your own.

Alarm Alerts

Whether it’s a full tank or well is offline, we’ll text or email anyone you want if there’s an issue.

Production Graphs

See the big picture with beautiful production displays which render perfectly on any device.

Field Data Collection

Enter run tickets, BS&W draws, water hauls, track dual product tanks, conduct well tests all via the Greasebook. Now, your real-time monitoring shows right alongside those manual pumper gauges.

Comments

Real-time production is worthless if you don’t have the contextual information to complement it. Tag or search pumper comments by lease, well, or injector/SWD – letting the whole team know precisely what’s going on in the field.

Well Testing and Allocation Engine

Robust well testing and allocation engines to satisfy even the most complex gathering system.

Downtime Tracker

Which wells are down? How long they been down for? Why are they down? Now, you’ll know at a moment’s glance.

State & Government Auto-Report Filer

Yes, you read that right. We’ll produce your State and Government production reports enabling your back office to catch their breath.

Scheduled Reports

Want a report with your coffee every morning at 5AM? Got a WI partner who won’t quit calling to ‘get the numbers’? Set’em up on an automated report and watch the daily minutiae disappear.

Well History Files

A single place for your downhole and surface equipment PDFs, Word Docs, and the like – accessible in both the field and office.

Pumper GPS Tracker

Wanna know how many times your pumper is showing up each month? When was the last time someone set foot on a particular lease? No more “he said, she said” – with GPS tracker, now you’ll know the full story.

Custom Variables

Track any variable at any lease no matter how obscure.

Custom Logic

Components of a production system don’t operate in a vacuum. We make complex math simple so you can focus on analysis NOT spreadsheet jockeying.

Partner/Investor Permissions

Maintain transparency by giving special partners and investors access to their production (and ONLY their production!)

Read-Only Permissions

Giving certain users the ability to ‘look but don’t touch’.

Privacy and security. Keep what’s private pri****.

Bring the most advanced security to your operations. The GreaseBook comes with built-in protections against malware and viruses, and given our open API it gives you the freedom to choose what you share and how you share it. So no matter what you’re doing (or where you’re doing it), GreaseBook helps your private information stay that way.


→ “Zero-sweat” complete Company setup, turn-keyed by a Pet. Eng.

→ “Done for you” Pumper roll-out and training

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GREASEBOOK INTEGRATIONS

“If you’re unsatisfied for any reason during your 60 day trial, we'll either work with you until it's right or we'll DOUBLE your money back. How can we do this? We're just that good. But don't take it from me. Check out what our clients are saying below......"
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→ Achieve results in less than 1 week
→ Doesn’t work? Don’t like it? WE PAY YOU.
→ 60-day,  200% money-back guarantee

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F.A.Q.

Not really. Simply share with us your Excel reports, paper gauge sheets, or the login to your existing legacy production software and we’ll take care of the rest. Our petroleum engineers turn-key your entire setup, we’ll reach out once we’re done. Bada bing.

You’re right. And, because no one leaves their house without their phone (and because our app works offline), we eliminate any excuse for your pumpers NOT to send you their data. See, we told you this would be easy.

In addition to both Android and Apple smartphones, the Greasebook also works on any tablet, laptop, or desktop.

While Greasebook has been implemented in many of the country’s largest publicly traded production companies operating thousands of wells, Greasebook is focused on serving the small and mid-sized independent US-based oil & gas operators.

Anywhere, anytime, on any device (phone, tablet, desktop or laptop).

The beauty of the app is once your pumpers start submitting their production via the Greasebook – anyone on your team can access production reports, graphs and well files from any device at any time.

It’s sorta like a centralized place from which everyone on your team can work, without all the calls, text messages and emails that would go on otherwise.

Absolutely. As your pumpers continue to add tickets, comments, pressures, well tests and any other relevant information, your investors will have guest access to as much (or as little) information as you’d like.

Of course, they’ll only see production info for the wells in which they participate.

Oil & gas companies who run Legacy oil and gas software systems expose themselves to major risks (and minor annoyances…)

The complexity of traditional oil & gas production systems is twofold:

  1. Software Problem: Legacy software systems are expensive, outdated, clunky and have extremely complex interfaces. In fact, because of all the support and manual interventions required, continuing to use outdated software can often be more costly than simply upgrading.
  2. People Problem: Legacy software systems take an enormous amount of time to familiarize oneself with. And, anytime an employee quits, retires, or is let go the amount of training required for new employees can be significantly higher than for newer, more user-friendly software.

 

This is a lose/lose. What’s more, given all the set-up fees, training fees, support fees and the like the projected ‘savings’ never materialize and now your forced to contend with fluctuating hydrocarbon prices AND a bloated monthly OPEX.

Talk about getting stuck in the muck!

With Greasebook, office users are 99% proficient with the platform in about 20 minutes.

Within 2 seconds – FROM YOUR SMARTPHONE – you’ll have your answer to any question regarding production, allocations, performance, well history files, commentary, run ticket reconciliation, Custom Reports, State reports, and more – all sliced and diced and customized at the Company, Operator, Battery, Well, State, County, Section, Township, Range, Acquisition, or even Supervisor level…

We’ve been at this for awhile. Greasebook was established in 2012 and now supports more than 400+ oil and gas operators (small ma & pops and publicly traded companies alike) across 20 States.

Today, Greasebook is now the fastest growing production software in the patch.👏

The Greasebook corporate outpost is proudly located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 🤠📍

The Greasebook helpdesk is staffed by Petroleum Engineers, Geologists, and Completions Experts Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM CST. 

We have a real-time chat through which most questions are answered in 2 minutes or less.

Naturally, some questions are more complex and you’ll want to speak to someone over the phone. In this case, we aim to complete all callbacks within two hours of scheduling.👌

Of course, your Dashboard and Reports are available to you 24/7.

We don’t blame them.

Pumpers have been burned by Legacy Production Systems in the past. 😵

However, given how much upside you stand to gain in the form of time savings and profit, DON’T let the tail wag the dog, folks!! 💸

Real talk: the average pumper takes about 8 minutes to learn Greasebook (and that goes for guys in their 80s still tending wells…)

Give us two days and we’ll make believers out of your entire pumping crew….

Still not convinced? Check out Greasebook’s “Pumper Wall of Love” by clicking here and let the pumpers tell you themselves 😘

Let us help you help yourself. Simply send us your existing production info, and we’ll assign one of our Petroleum Engineers to turn-key your entire setup for you.

We’ll build your wells, your tank straps, your users and anything else you require.

Finally, once everything has been reviewed by your team, we’ll roll out your pumpers and either train them for you or with you – whichever you prefer.

That’s not a question, but actually no.

The average pumper demands anywhere from $125 to $400 per month.

And depending on what you require, Greasebook is priced anywhere from $5-15 well/mo.

So, given how much more you’ll get out of your pumpers, how much we’ll streamline your operations, and how quickly we’ll get this all done for you, we’re actually kind of a bargain.

Our guarantee is two-pronged…

First, run the app for full 6 weeks in your operations. If you’re not completely satisfied YOU DON’T PAY.

Second, if for any reason you’d like your money back in first 30 days after paying simply let us know and it’s yours. 🤝

However, if you’re anything like our other 400+ operators you’ll be wondering why you didn’t do this 6 months ago…

We’re ready when you are. Take the quiz and schedule a call here – depending how many operators we have in front of you, there’s a chance we can get you up and running by the end of next week.

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→ “Done for you” Pumper roll-out and training

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