ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, & CORPORATE GOVERNANCe
Cooper strives to ensure the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our employees and communities.
Cooper wins with its people, and people must be at the center of all we do. We actively care about the health, safety, and well-being of every person we touch – something that must never be compromised. Our programs aim to care for our employees and partners, while our culture values diversity, inclusion, and equality of opportunity. We also aim to contribute to the strength of our social communities through our philanthropic and volunteer efforts.
We look out for the safety and welfare of ourselves and others with courage and compassion. We support each other and work as a team. | ![]() |
We acknowledge mistakes honestly and without defensiveness, learn from them, and rectify them promptly. We point out issues and provide solutions, and seek to identify root causes. | ![]() |
We act with a sense of urgency and as custodians of the business. We have an obligation to pursue excellence, and to act in ways that service our customers furthering our goals. | ![]() |
We earn the customer’s business by delivering exceptional service, not through entitlement. We value data and make data-driven decisions. | ![]() |
This report summarizes our collective efforts to build a world-class Sustainability program that promotes Environmental, Social, and Governance (“ESG”) best practices. Through innovative products and services, we are making major contributions to reducing our industry’s environmental impact. Read the report to find out how Cooper is doing the most good for the most people.
International Women’s Day March 8, 2022
On March 8th, Cooper held its first annual International Women’s Day event at corporate headquarters. The event was a rousing success as female Cooper employees from around the world participated in this Houston-based event and discussed topics that included: how successful leaders overcome and grow from mistakes; how authenticity can be a business advantage; how people can build their personal brand; and how preparation is required for achievement of career goals. Panelists and speakers for the in-person event included:
Cherie Humphries, Williams Company – Vice President, Procurement & Digital Transformation
Gwen Gresham, Core Lab, Inc. – Senior Vice President, Investor Relations & Corporate Development
Marie-Helene Ben Samoun, Boston Consulting Group – Managing Director, Digital Oil & Gas
Karen Johnson, Independent Consultant – Commercial Strategic & Executive Operational Leadership
Tahera Khan, Cooper Machinery Services – Chief Human Resources Officer
Critical to the success of Cooper is bringing together employees with diverse opinions, backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives and ensuring an inclusive environment which embraces these differences. To do this, we need to address relevant concerns and needs for our diverse employees and to increase equity at every level of our organization.
As CEO, to ensure Cooper is taking steps to further diversity, inclusion, and performance within the organizations, I pledge to:
We believe that empowered employees are more loyal and committed and deliver better safety and customer service, so we give our people the tools and resources they need to successfully manage their projects and drive their own careers. Cooper offers on-the-job learning and training for both hard and soft skills.
We make every effort to offer equality of opportunity and hire the most highly skilled and qualified people for our open positions. Anything less, and our safety and performance for the customer is compromised.
Every employee has stop-work authority; if anyone sees any reason that a situation might not be safe, they have authority to stop the work until the risk is addressed.
Cooper Machinery Services prohibits harassment of any kind, including sexual harassment, discrimination, and unequal treatment of individuals based on but not limited to age, race, national or ethnic origin, disability, veteran, marital status, pregnancy, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by law.
Cooper is a proud partner of the PTSD Foundation of America/Camp Hope, an organization providing a safe space and support for veterans returning from war with combat-related Post Traumatic Stress.
Other Causes Supported
Cooper is a proud partner of the PTSD Foundation of America/Camp Hope, an organization providing a safe space and support for veterans returning from war with combat-related Post Traumatic Stress. In early 2022, Cooper named Camp Hope as its “charity of choice” and will conduct company-wide fundraising campaigns and service activities on their behalf.
In March 2022, Cooper Machinery Services (Cooper) successfully tested a slow-speed integral engine running on a hydrogen (H2) fuel blend (95% natural gas and 5% hydrogen by volume). This month, Cooper greatly exceeded industry expectations by successfully testing the same engine with a fuel blend of 30% H2 by volume, achieving significant reductions in CO, CO2, THC, and methane emissions.
Houston, TX, September 12, 2022 –(PR.com)– Cooper Machinery Services (Cooper), LLC, a portfolio company of Arcline Investment Management, has been awarded a contract by the United States Space Force (U.S.S.F.) to overhaul two of the six backup Enterprise R3 engine-generator sets stationed inside the Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station in Colorado.