Operator training
Mateo field personnel maintain the safety training and certifications required for their roles and assigned worksites. Current field-position requirements include CSO, First Aid, H2S Alive and Confined Space.
Safety and compliance
Prepared crews.
Safe work.
Safe and dependable service begins before a truck reaches the worksite. Mateo supports safe work through training, preparation and preventative maintenance.
How Mateo works safely
Hazard assessment
Before work begins, crews review the job scope, site conditions, access requirements, material being handled, equipment needs and known hazards. Work is reassessed when conditions or the job scope change.
Equipment maintenance
Mateo follows a preventative-maintenance schedule to keep its vacuum trucks, steamer and supporting equipment dependable, reduce unexpected downtime and prepare units for Alberta conditions.
Client compliance
Mateo works with clients to understand the safety requirements that apply to each worksite. Personnel follow applicable site rules, orientations, access requirements, documentation and job-specific procedures.
Our commitment
Safety is a shared responsibility.
Mateo is committed to protecting employees, customers, the public, property and the environment. Management, supervisors and employees are expected to follow safe-work procedures, communicate concerns and report unsafe conditions.
Employees are expected to pause and reassess the work if conditions change or a task cannot be completed safely.
Dependable service starts
with preparation.
Vacuum truck, mobile steamer, cleanup and fluid-handling support across Central Alberta.