Loadstar

Loadstar is pleased to welcome William “Will” Hayes as Director of Business Development.

With nearly two decades of industry experience, Will brings strong relationships, valuable perspective and a deep understanding of the opportunities that drive growth.

We are glad to have Will on the team and look forward to the experience and leadership he will bring as Loadstar continues to grow. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4xuSj7C.

Loadstar has been named a 2026 LSU100 honoree, recognizing the company as one of the fastest-growing LSU graduate-owned or LSU graduate-led businesses. With deep roots in Louisiana and strong ties to LSU, this recognition reflects the growth of our company, the commitment of our team and the trust of the customers and partners who have been part of the journey.

We are grateful to LSU for this honor and remain focused on building a company that serves its people, its customers and its communities with excellence.

Read more here: https://loadstar.com/loadstar-named-to-2026-lsu100-fastest-growing-tiger-businesses/

This Labor Day, we recognize the hard work and dedication of the men and women who keep our industries moving.

We are especially grateful for the Loadstar team. Thank you for the commitment, skill and hard work you bring to the job every day.

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Loadstar.

We develop quality technicians who deliver best-in-class performance. With a steady focus on safety and efficiency, we help drive productivity and reduce costs across every operation.

Visit https://loadstar.com/services/ to learn more about working with us.

A strong start to this year’s Loadstar Leadership Meeting! Our leadership team from across Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and North Dakota came together this week for meaningful conversations, shared perspectives and focused discussions about the opportunities ahead.

Thank you for your hard work, dedication and leadership at Loadstar. We are looking forward to what is ahead!

Heat-related incidents are preventable when awareness comes first. Staying hydrated, recognizing the warning signs and looking out for one another are simple steps that can make a significant difference.

Read more on how preparation and communication help keep teams safe in the heat: https://loadstar.com/heat-safety-starts-before-the-incident/.

Safe operations begin with people who take responsibility for themselves and one another.

During OSHA Safe + Sound Week, we recognize our teams for the focus, preparation and accountability they bring to the job every day. Through ongoing training, consistent procedures and a commitment to doing things the right way, we continue working to protect our people, our customers and the environments where we operate.

Read more on our commitment to safety here: https://bit.ly/47qz4CP

We had a great time participating in an industry bowling tournament to benefit the Capital Area United Way. Opportunities like these bring our industry together, strengthen partnerships and remind us that strong relationships are built both on and off the job site. 🎳