Williams Safety & Rescue

10/23/2026

Williams Safety & Rescue is growing in Wyoming!

Our Wyoming location brings together full safety capabilities and everyday essentials:

• Respirator fit testing
• A training center for your workforce
• HSE staffing and rescue standby
• Compliance support, audits, and inspections
• Safety equipment sales and rentals
• A retail store stocked with PPE, safety supplies, clothing, workwear, and boots

From preparing your crew for the job to keeping them properly equipped, our team is ready to help.

Stop by, meet the Williams team, and see what’s ahead!

10/17/2026

WILLIAMS SAFETY & RESCUE COMPLETES ACQUISITION OF FRANDSON SAFETY

Texas, 10/16/2026- Williams Safety & Rescue, LLC is proud to announce the successful acquisition of Frandson Safety, effective October 16, 2026, expanding our Rockies Region Footprint with offices in Worland and Gillette, Wyoming.

This milestone builds on Frandson Safety’s 25-year legacy of serving its customers and community while expanding the services and resources available throughout Wyoming and the entire Rockies Mountain region.

Williams Safety & Rescue provides a full suite of safety services, safety training, standby rescue, equipment, and SiteTracks™ safety software, a proprietary SaaS digital platform designed to revolutionize safety services monitoring in real-time across the oil and gas, construction, and refinery turnaround industries. Williams Safety & Rescue has a retail store providing safety supplies, personal protective equipment, work clothing, boots, and other workplace essentials. From outfitting individual workers to supporting entire crews, we look forward to helping customers meet their everyday safety and workwear needs.

“We are honored to carry forward the legacy the Frandson family has built,” said John M. Williams, President and CEO of Williams Safety & Rescue. “With offices in Worland and Gillette, we are excited to strengthen our local presence, support our team, and provide customers with expanded access to safety expertise, supplies, and quality workwear.”

Our focus remains on preserving trusted relationships, delivering dependable service, and investing in the communities we serve.

To the Frandson family, employees, customers, and vendors: thank you for your trust and support. We are proud to welcome you to the Williams Safety & Rescue family and begin this next chapter together.

A proud legacy. A shared commitment. An exciting future.

Williams Safety & Rescue, LLC
Safety isn’t just a checklist—it’s a mindset.

10/14/2026

Every trade can be ready—and still need to compare notes.

On a busy worksite, one crew’s activities can affect everyone around them. Before work begins, share the day’s hazards, coordinate overlapping tasks, confirm access routes, and make sure crews know who to contact when conditions change.

Williams Safety & Rescue’s on-site HSE support helps teams keep those conversations moving throughout the project.

Bring the trade leads together today. Ask what each crew’s work could change for the people working nearby.



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Source for review: OSHA communication and coordination guidance⁠, checked October 14, 2026. These are recommended practices, not a newly announced rule.

10/13/2026

👀 Daily toolbox

A stopped machine can still hold a surprise.

Trapped pressure, spring tension, heat, and raised components can retain hazardous energy after shutdown. Before maintenance, authorized personnel should follow the equipment’s energy-control procedure, isolate energy sources, apply the required lockout/tagout controls, and safely release or restrain stored energy.

Verify isolation before work begins—and account for energy that could build up again.

At Williams Safety & Rescue, we encourage crews to make stored energy part of every maintenance discussion.

Today’s toolbox-talk question: What energy could remain in this equipment after shutdown?



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Source for review: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147(d)(5)–(6)⁠, verified October 13, 2026. This is an existing general-industry requirement.

10/12/2026

Daily toolbox talk:

“It’s just a quick job” still deserves a ladder check.

Before climbing, inspect the ladder, confirm stable footing, and check the surrounding area for electrical hazards. Remove damaged ladders from service, face the ladder when climbing, and maintain three points of contact.

At Williams Safety & Rescue, we encourage crews to give routine tasks the attention they deserve.

Before you step up, check it out. Make ladder safety part of today’s toolbox talk.

10/12/2026

Discover all that Williams Safety & Rescue has to offer on our website!

Stay informed with the latest updates, explore our wide range of offerings, and connect with everything exciting happening here.

Visit us at https://williams-safety.com today to see what’s waiting for you!

Williams Safety & Rescue provides HSE staffing, rescue standby, safety training, compliance, audits, inspections, equipment rentals & SiteTracks. Contact us today!

10/11/2026

Training is only valuable when the knowledge is ready when the job demands it.

Procedures change, skills fade, and small details can make a big difference in the field. Regular refresher training helps crews stay prepared, confident, and focused on doing the job safely.

Williams Safety University makes it easier to keep learning accessible and safety knowledge fresh.

Refresh the knowledge. Strengthen the crew.

Contact Williams Safety & Rescue to learn more about available training opportunities.

10/09/2026

🏈 A strong game plan starts long before kickoff—and a safe jobsite starts long before work begins.

At Williams Safety & Rescue, preparation means identifying hazards, training the crew, and having a rescue plan ready before it’s needed.

From HSE professionals and rescue standby to safety training and SiteTracks, we help your team stay ready for the next play.

🔥 Preparation today. Protection tomorrow.
🤘 Hook ’em—and get everyone home safe!

10/08/2026

Before anyone enters a confined space, ask: “How would we get them out?”

A phone number on a permit doesn’t establish rescue readiness. Before entry, confirm:

✅ The designated rescue team can respond in time for the hazards involved.
✅ Rescuers have the training and equipment for that particular space.
✅ Communication and emergency procedures are understood.
✅ The rescue method accounts for the opening, obstructions, and conditions inside.

At Williams Safety & Rescue, we help crews prepare through confined-space training and standby rescue services.

Make rescue readiness part of your next pre-job discussion. Everyone deserves to go home.



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Source for review: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146(k)—general-industry rescue requirements⁠, checked October 8, 2026. These are existing requirements.

10/05/2026

🏁 Fast decisions. Zero shortcuts. It’s all about FAMILY.

Behind every hard hat is someone with a family waiting at home. That’s why we look out for each other, speak up when something isn’t right, and stop work when the job can’t be done safely.

At Williams Safety & Rescue, our safety professionals, rescue teams, training, and SiteTracks software support one shared mission: Everyone goes home safe.

Because the most important part of any workday is making it home to the people who matter most. 💪