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Beaumont operations

ExxonMobil’s Beaumont refining facilities have grown into an integrated petrochemical complex that today supports the energy needs of our nation and the world.

About ExxonMobil in Beaumont

About ExxonMobil in Beaumont

Built along the banks of the Neches River in 1903, ExxonMobil’s Beaumont refining facilities have grown into an integrated petrochemical complex that today supports the energy needs of our nation and the world.
	 Employees monitor operations at our chemical plant in Beaumont, Texas.

Emergency preparedness and response at Beaumont

ExxonMobil’s emergency response teams in Beaumont are staffed by employee volunteers supported by a core team of dedicated emergency responders.
Joliet worker Jessica Berkey

Workforce opportunities at Beaumont

Hiring locally is mutually beneficial to Southeast Texas residents and ExxonMobil’s bottom line.

Community and news

ExxonMobil devotes its energy to not only operating safely, but also to being an important part of the community. 

We strive to support the Beaumont area economy through community investments that spur local development and improve quality of life, particularly in the Charlton-Pollard, South Park and Amelia neighborhoods.

ExxonMobil employees and retirees have volunteered more than 25,000 hours across the Greater Beaumont area.

Each year, we pay more than 

$50 million

in local taxes, and are the largest contributor to educating Beaumont public schools.
ExxonMobil and its employees have donated

$3 million

to the United Way of Beaumont and North Jefferson since 2016.
In the Beaumont area, our operations generate

1 out of 7 jobs

 

Some of the community programs we support in the area include:

  • Educational activities

    Employees work with five Beaumont Independent School District (BISD) neighboring schools to provide assistance with mentoring, tutoring and hands-on classroom learning activities focused on literacy, science and mathematics.
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  • Youth activities

    ExxonMobil supports several educational and cultural programs serving young people, including those living in the Amelia, Charlton-Pollard and South Park neighborhoods, such as
    • the Art Museum of Southeast Texas Art After School program,
    • year-long STEM programs, and
    • the Golden Triangle Chapter of the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering.

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  • Senior services

    Employees deliver healthy meals and encouragement to senior citizens and other homebound neighbors through the local Meals on Wheels program managed by Nutrition & Services for Seniors.
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  • Hunger relief

    Each year, employees volunteer hundreds of hours to support the Southeast Texas Food Bank through food sorting, distribution and other agency activities.
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  • Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day

    Employee volunteers collaborate with BISD to female middle school students for a day of hands-on engineering science-based learning.
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  • Career exploration and readiness

    ExxonMobil contributes annually toward education and training in furtherance of technical and engineering education. Education programs span elementary to higher education, including funding for engineering programs, technical programs, scholarships, STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) development and workforce skills training. We work closely with the Beaumont Independent School District, Lamar University, Lamar Institute of Technology and other organizations to assist in developing a skilled, locally-based workforce.
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    COVID-19 relief efforts

    The world is counting on us to help meet its energy needs, especially at this critical time. We are committed to working to supply the fuels and products that consumers, first responders, health care officials and medical personnel need to address this global health crisis. Our local community involvement includes:

    • 25,000 gallons of fuel to Jefferson County and the City of Beaumont for first response vehicles

    • Over 2,000 gallons of hand sanitizer to Jefferson County, City of Beaumont, Baptist Hospital and United Way agencies

    • Over $5,000 in Exxon Mobil gas gift cards for front line hospital workers and local non-profit organizations

    Cogeneration Plant, Beaumont, Texas

    Contact information

    We work around the clock, 365 days a year, to ensure that we meet the demands of our customers, follow through on our commitment to safety and continually engage partners in the Beaumont community.

    Get updates about planned maintenance and emergencies, or contact us with immediate concerns at the following phone numbers:

    Operational updates

    Residents can visit the Southeast Texas Alerting Network (STAN) for important alerts and notifications: www.thestan.com

    Beaumont operations

    • Telephone: 409-833-9411

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