Our commitment to Indigenous Communities. Grounded in our purpose is STEP’s commitment to protecting the health and safety of all STEP professionals, the environment and the communities we operate within. An important part of this commitment involves working in collaboration with Indigenous communities in Canada to build and maintain mutually beneficial relationships based on transparency, trust, mutual respect and accountability. STEP Energy Services’ growing Indigenous Engagement and Relations program is reflective of our corporate values and commitment to the communities in which we work. STEP’s Indigenous Engagement and Relations policy has been created to help guide our initiatives as they relate to the Indigenous communities in Canada. Wellness and Resilience of Indigenous Communities STEP has partnered with IMPACT Society in support of their HEROES are Warriors program which champions positive social impact in Canadian Indigenous communities. IMPACT has a long history of building mental wellness and emotional resiliency in youth and families through their HEROES® programs. They have expanded this program to support Indigenous communities in their desire to achieve mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health. The partnership helps to facilitate the continuation of IMPACT’s work and delivery of the HEROES are Warriors program to a number of Indigenous communities such as Maskwacis, a central Alberta Indigenous community, which is home to Ermineskin Cree Nation, Samson Cree Nation, Louis Bull First Nation, and Montana First Nation. The mental and emotional wellness program is being utilized by the in-community education system. Investment in this meaningful program, one that provides positive mental wellness, socio-economic benefits and promotes the sustainability of neighboring Indigenous communities, supports our company’s, and ultimately the energy industry’s, commitment to reconciliation. If you would like to get involved or learn more about IMPACT Society and their programs, follow the link here. To learn more about this partnership and STEP’s involvement follow the link here. As part of this program, STEP aims to: engage with indigenous communities in, or close to STEP's areas of operation in a timely, interactive and culturally appropriate manner, to listen and understand ideas, issues and concerns. foster Indigenous peoples’ participation in our workforce through employment and contracting opportunities. work with communities to identify community investment opportunities that support Indigenous peoples and communities. ensure that all STEP professionals participate in culture awareness training to enhance their understanding of Indigenous peoples, culture and traditions Head Office Bow Valley Square II 1200, 205 - 5th Ave SW Calgary, AB T2P 2V7 Main: 403-457-1772 USA: View Office Listings Canada: View Office Listings Client Links Field Sample Forms Fieldview Login Onehub Employee Links STEP Intranet Email Login LMS EHS Insights Replicon Privacy Website by mediadog