Dispatch yard · Southeast New Mexico
Safety Equipment Rental in Hobbs, NM
Tiger Safety Rentals runs its New Mexico yard at 2325 S. Eunice Highway in Hobbs. Gas detection, alarm systems, breathing air and well testing equipment for southeast New Mexico jobs are quoted and dispatched through Hobbs, and the safety personnel to run them can come on the same order. Dispatch picks up 24/7.
Serves
southeast New Mexico and the Delaware Basin
On the ground
The New Mexico side of the Permian Basin
The Delaware Basin, the Permian's western sub-basin, runs north out of West Texas into southeast New Mexico, and Hobbs is our yard on that side of the state line. Sour service on land is one of our specialties across the Permian, New Mexico included, and a single Hobbs order can put detection, alarms and breathing air on location together.
Alarms the whole pad hears
Wired and wireless alarm networks sound and flash across a spread-out location, so a gas release warns the whole crew and not only the person wearing the monitor.
H2S command in one trailer
An H2S command and monitoring trailer puts detection, alarms, communications and breathing air in one spot on a sour job.
Staffed like a Texas job
Our safety personnel travel to the location, so a New Mexico job gets the same technicians, attendants and fire watch as one across the line in Texas.
What we rent
Gas detection and safety rentals through Hobbs
On a sour New Mexico location, detection goes on the order first. Our gas detection rentals include personal multi-gas monitors, wireless area monitors and fixed units that read H2S, LEL, CO and oxygen. Alarm systems link them into one network with horns and strobes, and solar units keep an unmanned site covered.
Drilling and completion crews work through the night, and a dark location is a dangerous one. Explosion-proof LED area lights and tank lights from our lighting equipment line are rated for Class I, Division 1 and 2, and intrinsically safe radios from cameras and communication keep a large pad in contact after sundown. Safety trailers put an H2S command post or a breathing air station right on location.
Once a well goes to flowback, the well testing equipment is rental only, with no operators, and flare trailers combust the gas rather than vent it. Tank and vessel entry gets blowers and ducting from ventilation, plus tripods, davits and man-rated winches from our rescue fleet.
Who we support
Who we support in southeast New Mexico
Drilling is only part of the picture in southeast New Mexico. Gathering systems, compressor stations and gas processing plants spread across the region, and many of them handle sour gas, the work our oil and gas equipment and H2S technicians are set up for. Building that midstream network is construction work in its own right: pipe in open trenches, steel at height and welding that needs a fire watch.
Towns growing with the oilfield keep utilities contractors busy in lift stations, wet wells and vaults, where H2S detection, ventilation, retrieval and trained attendants apply. New generation and grid work put power generation crews into outages with vessel entry and breathing air needs, and data center construction calls for construction-scale temporary lighting, fall protection and hot work fire watch. For work in any of these five environments in New Mexico, call dispatch and we will put the package together around the hazard.
Who we send
Safety personnel across southeast New Mexico
An H2S safety technician runs the monitors and the breathing air when a location turns sour. Tank and vessel entry gets confined space attendants, and hot work gets fire watch. If you want someone to take on the whole site safety program, our safety professionals are the consultants for that job.
Common questions
Hobbs yard FAQ
Where is the Tiger Safety Rentals yard in Hobbs, NM?
2325 S. Eunice Highway, Hobbs, NM 88240. Dispatch takes calls around the clock at 888-365-5220, and you can email quote requests to safetysales@tigerrentals.com.
Do you have gas detection and alarm systems for New Mexico locations?
Yes, personal and area multi-gas monitors, fixed monitors and wired or wireless alarm networks are quoted and dispatched through Hobbs. An H2S safety technician can set them up and run them on location.
Can you light a New Mexico location for night work?
Yes, explosion-proof LED area and tank lights rated for Class I, Division 1 and 2 go out through Hobbs for drilling, completion and construction work after dark.
Is a rescue team available for confined space work?
Yes, when the project calls for one. Along with attendants and retrieval equipment, we can staff a rope rescue team trained to NFPA 1006 for high-angle rescue.
Get a quote for a New Mexico job
Tell us where the location is, what the hazard is and when you start, and we will price it. When it cannot wait, dispatch answers 24/7.
Four dispatch yards across Texas, Louisiana and New Mexico, plus our Houston corporate office.
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