Jim Suddaby

Association of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists of AB is a non profit organization that regulates the practices of engineering and geoscience in Alberta. Its function is licensing individuals and companies that want to practice engineering and geoscience in Alberta. The applicants and companies that meet APEGA’s standards for ethical, professional, and technical competency earn the right to practice and use reserved titles and designations. The company was founded in 1920 and is headquartered in Edmonton, Canada.

Professional Engineers Ontario operates as the licensing and regulating body for professional engineering in the province. It serves and protects the public interest by setting and upholding high academic, experience and professional practice standards for the engineering profession. The company was founded in June 14, 1922 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

Newalta Corp. engaged in the provision of engineered environmental solutions that enable customers to reduce disposal, enhance recycling, and recover resources from industrial residues. The company operated through the Heavy Oil and Oilfield segments. The Heavy Oil segment processes oilfield-generated wastes, including treatment, water disposal, salt cavern disposal, landfilling, and the sale of recovered crude oil; as well as provides onsite services using centrifugation or other processes for heavy oil producers involved in heavy oil mining and in site production. The Oilfield segment included the processing of oilfield-generated wastes, including treatment, water disposal, clean oil terminalling, and landfilling; as well as the sale of recovered crude oil and the supply and operation of drill site processing equipment, including solids control and drill cuttings management. The company was founded on July 15, 1980 and was headquartered in Calgary, Canada.