In this episode, we sit down with Owner and CEO Paul Danos to explore how Danos safeguards its culture during rapid growth. why purpose is central to every acquisition, and how frontline leaders translate values into action. Paul also outlines the development programs fueling growth and the next wave of opportunity for the organization. To learn more about Danos visit danos.com.

Danos Safety Director Isaac Dantin and Care Manager Frances Kosak show how Danos makes case management personal—meeting workers where they are, guiding treatment, and supporting safe, confident returns to work.

From cardiac incidents to offshore logistics, they outline what it takes to lead with integrity and build a safety culture that genuinely cares.

Learn more at danos.com.

Listen as we explore how Danos WORKS turns employee volunteer time into direct funding for nonprofits and why service sits at the core of the Danos culture.

Recruiter Paige Boudreaux and Recruiting Manager Damien St. Pierre share practical steps, partner stories, and moments that remind us why showing up changes lives. Learn more at theseedsofgiving.com.

Through our conversation with Donald Noland, Operations Manager for Project Controls at Performance Energy Services (a Danos Company), listen as we uncover the three essential pillars that form the foundation of effective project management: planning, scheduling, and cost controls.

Learn more about PES and Danos by visiting pesllc.com and danos.com.

When inclement weather brings power outages, a generator can keep your household or business running—if it’s properly maintained and used safely. In this episode of Producing Confidence, Danos Operations Manager of Power Generation and Mechanical Bart Bergeron and Business Development Representative Bubba Himel share practical guidance on generator operation and upkeep.

They clear up common misconceptions about generator capacity, explain why standby units aren’t built for continuous long-term use, and discuss why managing your electrical load is key to keeping essential systems running without straining your equipment.

To learn more about Danos visit danos.com

Ever wondered what it takes to transform from a deck hand chipping paint into a skilled production operator on an offshore platform? The journey might be shorter than you think.

Meet Billy Bedsole, the first graduate of Danos' Develop U program. Billy shares his firsthand experience navigating the program, from initial competency assessments to mastering complex technical skills through cutting-edge virtual reality simulations.

Are you a Danos employee looking to advance your career? Reach out to your account manager or project manager to learn how you can take ownership of your professional development journey.

Hank and Mark Danos discuss how their family business has maintained its core values throughout 78 years of growth, sharing powerful stories that illustrate the company's commitment to people, generosity, and purpose-driven leadership. They explore how the DNA of Danos—from its founders' sacrifice and problem-solving approach to its modern philanthropic initiatives—has shaped a sustainable business model that balances profit with community impact.

What does it take to drive 18,000 miles—the equivalent of crossing America 7.36 times—without a single driving violation? Tory Turner knows, and he's got a $4,000 check to prove it.

Meet the 2024 Drive for Safety campaign grand prize winner who beat incredible odds to maintain a perfect driving record throughout the year. As a natural gas mechanic regularly traveling to service heliports across multiple states, Tory faced the same road hazards we all do: distracted drivers, changing speed limits, and long hours behind the wheel. Yet somehow, he avoided even the smallest infractions that would have disqualified him instantly.

Listen now to discover practical safety techniques from someone who's proven they work in real-world conditions, and learn how you too can become "the example" others follow for road safety. Your perfect driving record—and perhaps your life—may depend on it.