if you’re seeing a crime in progress. (See the back of this card for details to take note of when calling 911 or local law enforcement.) to ascertain if you’re witnessing human trafficking, to access services, make a report, or share incidents that have been reported to law enforcement. based on your comfort level: A. Tell management at location what you’ve seen. B. Ask the victim if you can help and assess how. 1 2 3 Call 911 Call the hotline Provide support Download the TAT app! National Human Trafficking Hotlines: 1-888-3737-888 (US) 1-833-900-1010 (CAN) 01800-5533-000 (MEX) MAKE THE CALL, SAVE LIVES. www.tatnonprofit.org Truckers are the eyes and ears of our nation’s highways. If you suspect someone could be a victim of human trafficking: significant transportation activity supporting energy development, particularly in the Uinta Basin, Utah’s oil and natural gas workforce is uniquely positioned to make an impact. By increasing awareness and providing training, initiatives like TAT empower drivers, field personnel and industry professionals to recognize and report potential human trafficking. It is a simple but powerful extension of the industry’s safety culture: see something, say something. Given the abundance of our workforce on the roads, it’s vital that we recognize the influence and visibility our workforce already has and leverage it positively for the greater good. Every day, thousands of individuals across our industry operate in areas and along corridors where vigilance can make a real difference. UPA is proud to support efforts that reflect this broader definition of safety — one that protects not only our workforce, but also the communities we serve. As our industry continues to evolve, so too does our understanding of what it means to lead. Expanding safety beyond the job site is one example of how Utah’s oil and natural gas sector is rising to meet that responsibility. 9 UPDATE
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