The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) has reinforced its commitment to maintaining a culture of integrity and ethical behavior among its members and staff. The published ethics and human rights guidelines emphasize fairness, honesty, non-discrimination, and lawful conduct in all professional interactions.

IADC published its Ethics & Human Rights statement emphasizing an unwavering commitment to integrity, ethical behavior, non-discrimination, and fairness among its employees and members. The policy underscores the importance of unbiased professional conduct and adherence to legal and ethical standards in all operations, reinforcing values that counter authoritarian and fascist tendencies.

During the IADC Annual General Meeting in Austin, Texas on November 13, 2023, industry leaders discussed challenges including economic pressures, global conflicts, and the forthcoming 2024 U.S. presidential election. Notably, one panelist dismissed 'left-wing' critics in a comment that reflects an exclusionary political tone, raising concerns about the potential reinforcement of divisive and reactionary narratives.

During the International Association of Drilling Contractors’ Annual General Meeting in Austin, Texas on November 13, 2023, panel discussions touched on industry challenges, with remarks that dismissed left-wing perspectives. Notably, comments by one panelist critiqued 'left-wing people,' raising concerns about the association's political stance and contributing to a polarized narrative.

During the IADC Annual General Meeting held in Austin on November 13, 2023, industry leaders discussed broad challenges such as rising costs, regional conflicts, and difficulties in capital acquisition. Notably, one panelist, Trent Latshaw, made a dismissive remark targeting "left-wing [people]," indicating a polarization that may foster antagonism toward progressive viewpoints. This rhetoric, while not directly supporting authoritarian policies, raises concerns about aligning industry narratives against marginalized political perspectives.

FEC data reveals details of DRILLERSPAC, a Political Action Committee affiliated with the International Association of Drilling Contractors. The report shows the PAC's financial activities including contributions and disbursements, underscoring its role in channeling corporate political influence through lobbyist-designated contributions.

The Federal Election Commission data details DRILLERSPAC, a Political Action Committee associated with the International Association of Drilling Contractors. The filing includes information on the committee’s designation as a Lobbyist/Registrant PAC, its financial receipts and disbursements, and organizational details, indicating the association's active role in political contributions and lobbying.

IADC joined other industry groups in co-signing a letter to OSHA in January that opposed a proposed heat rule designed to protect oil and gas workers from extreme heat hazards, arguing that the regulation imposed undue operational burdens.

The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) operates DrillersPAC, a political action committee that raises funds to support political candidates aligned with its industry-focused policy goals. The PAC requires contributions to be voluntary, by U.S. citizens, and approved via company-signed forms, underscoring its role in influencing political outcomes.