In a perfect world, this site wouldn’t be necessary. But with the price of oil rising, domestic production increasing, and greater than ever opportunities for criminals, oilfield theft is an unpleasant reality we can’t afford to ignore.

Why it’s important to report your stolen equipment
The first step to tracking down and recovering stolen oilfield equipment is reporting the incident. Exact figures are impossible to obtain, but it is clear that many incidents go unreported by oilfield producers and services companies.

We know this occurs for many reasons—one of the biggest reasons is that companies don’t believe the equipment can be recovered, so they don’t bother to report it.

Be part of the solution
By reporting your stolen oilfield equipment to StopOilfiledTheft.com you are part of the solution. You are helping law enforcement—and private citizens like yourself—work smarter to stop criminals from getting away with pilfered tools, tongs, tanks, and many other expensive items.

It takes about five minutes
If this is your first time, just sign up here. If you’re an existing registered member, you can enter your username and password in the area titled “Returning Users.”

Reporting an incident takes about five minutes. You need to have an official police report case number and all the information available on the items stolen, for example: serial number, part number, asset tag, or any other relevant details.

By adding your data to that of other oilfield theft victims around the nation, criminals can no longer hide by crossing state lines. And law enforcement around the country has an industry database to help them help us stop oilfield theft.

More information
Learn more about StopOilfieldTheft.com, get help with using this site, and read more about the problem of oilfield theft.