Morgan City, LA Headquarters
PMI Energy Services is headquartered at 1200 Youngs Rd in Morgan City, Louisiana, in St. Mary Parish. Management, administration, HR and support staff work from the building, and the site has dock space available. Dispatch answers around the clock at 888-229-3837.
Address
1200 Youngs Road Morgan City, LA 70380
The record
- 6Locations in Louisiana and Texas
- 300+Employees across the company
- 24/7/365Dispatch and response
- 50+Years in operation
At this location
Tank, vessel and environmental work, managed from headquarters
Youngs Road is where PMI is run. Company management and administration sit here, along with HR and the support staff behind the crews in the field. The headquarters site also has dock space available, and PMI’s people all hold TWIC cards for work at secure waterfront facilities.
Work around Morgan City splits between the water and the land. On the water, PMI cleans supply vessel liquid mud and dry bulk tanks and takes barge tank jobs when a customer asks for them. On land, crews run automated and conventional tank cleaning on production and storage tanks, and often one of the machines PMI built in-house does the washing: the RoosterEX, which handles tanks as wide as 120 ft, or the MudHog, which works through the thief hatch. The jobs surrounding a tank come along too. Guzzler and hydro vac trucks pull sludge and dig out buried lines, lancing opens plugged exchanger tubes, and NORM surveys and cleanup run under PMI’s own Louisiana license.
Calling Morgan City doesn’t narrow the menu. Every service PMI offers can be booked here, and dispatch hands the job to the PMI crew nearest the site that already carries the right equipment.
Who we work for
Industries served from Morgan City
Morgan City grew up alongside the offshore industry, and its customer base still leans toward the Gulf. Offshore operators and vessel owners need supply vessel tanks cleaned between charters, and drilling contractors need rigs, mud systems and cuttings equipment cleaned before the next well. Marine and barge operators moving cargo on the Atchafalaya and the Intracoastal call about tank work as well, which PMI takes on request.
The parish’s land side matters just as much. PMI works for chemical plants and refineries with exchangers to lance and process vessels to empty, for storage tank terminals taking tanks out of service, and for midstream and pipeline operators retiring tank batteries, flushing lines and cleaning glycol and amine dehy units. Whichever PMI location ends up crewing one of those jobs, the company behind it is managed from Morgan City.
Coverage
The parishes around Morgan City headquarters
Morgan City sits on Berwick Bay, where the Atchafalaya River meets the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway and US 90 crosses the river between Morgan City and Berwick. PMI takes work across the parish, from Berwick, Patterson and Amelia to Bayou Vista and Franklin, and in neighboring Terrebonne, Assumption, Iberia and lower St. Martin parishes. A lot of it moves by water, on the Atchafalaya and along the Intracoastal east toward Houma, while onshore jobs follow US 90 and LA 182. Morgan City crews usually cover the River Parishes as well: Geismar and Gonzales are about two hours away, and Houston about six, depending on logistics. Each job is planned on its own: crew, equipment and timing come from whichever PMI location fits the work.
Rules and regulators
Louisiana's rules: which agency covers what
Two state agencies divide most of the oversight on a Louisiana cleaning or remediation job. Oilfield waste falls under Statewide Order 29-B, administered by the Office of Conservation, which has been part of the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy (C&E) since October 1, 2025. The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) issues environmental permits and licenses work with naturally occurring radioactive material. PMI’s NORM work runs under LDEQ NORM Specific License LA-7947-S01, which is current, and the Radiation Safety Officer overseeing it is a PMI employee. Beyond Louisiana, the license is recognized in Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas, and for a job in any other state PMI can acquire that state’s license on request.
Questions we get
Morgan City, LA (Corporate HQ) FAQs
Where is PMI's headquarters?
PMI's headquarters is at 1200 Youngs Rd in Morgan City, Louisiana. Management, administration, HR and support work from the building, and the site has dock space available. Calls for every PMI location go to one 24/7 dispatch line, 888-229-3837, so there is no separate headquarters number to hunt for.
Is there dock space at PMI's Morgan City headquarters?
Yes. The Youngs Rd site has dock space available. Call dispatch at 888-229-3837 to ask about it for a vessel or a job in St. Mary Parish, or send a quote request from this page.
Does PMI clean vessel and barge tanks around Morgan City?
Yes. PMI cleans supply vessel liquid mud and dry bulk tanks, and it accepts barge tank cleaning when a customer asks, although barges are not a core line. Near Morgan City, headquarters has dock space available, and at Fourchon supply vessels tie up at the Super Dock's OSV cleaning stations during a port call.
Which agency regulates oilfield waste in Louisiana now?
The Office of Conservation does, under Statewide Order 29-B. Since October 1, 2025, that office has sat within the Louisiana Department of Conservation and Energy. Licensing for naturally occurring radioactive material stays with LDEQ, which issued the license PMI's NORM crews work under, LA-7947-S01.
How is the Morgan City headquarters different from PMI's Fourchon yards?
Morgan City is where the company is managed: leadership, administration, HR and support. Fourchon is where supply vessels come in to be cleaned, with crew quarters and a training center in Yard 1 and the Super Dock in Yard 2. Both answer to the same dispatch number, 888-229-3837.
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