Air Products’ new net-zero hydrogen energy complex will make Edmonton, Alberta the centre of western Canada’s hydrogen economy. This major hydrogen production and carbon capture facility represents a significant investment in clean energy infrastructure. • Supported ASU, HPU, LHY and Water World construction with workforce planning and inspection coordination. • Developed ITPs and FIWPs for shop fabrication, module yard construction and field execution. • Oversaw rotating equipment installation verification for Baker Hughes, Sulzer, Elliott and Mitsubishi vendors. • Managed quality oversight of refractory installation for waste heat boilers and furnace builds.

Turnaround for Plant 6, Plant 67 and Building 17 at Syncrude. The scope included mechanical construction and maintenance activities across multiple plant units. • Developed work packs and organized material for turnaround execution. • Supervised Boilermaker crews to complete exchanger and vessel repairs safely. • Installed new nozzles on water wash drums and performed API 653 tank repair. • Verified quality compliance with project specifications and safety requirements.

Catalyst exchanger and reactor maintenance for Units 101 and 102 at NWR Refinery. The project involved equipment isolation and thermal indicator replacement. • Installed battery limit blinds for equipment isolation. • Provided rigging support for catalyst exchanger maintenance. • Performed high-torque flange work on fin fans and exchangers. • Assisted with hydrotesting of equipment.

API 653 tank in-service inspection and mechanical scope of work for Suncor. The project focused on the repair and maintenance of Interstage Tank 4D-13. • Managed QA/QC for all repairs and flange management requirements. • Ensured adherence to Suncor engineering specifications. • Managed Inspection Test Plans (ITPs) for API 653 maintenance. • Built the Material Record Book (MRB) and final submittals through Real Process.

Construction of a 5-million-gallon AWWA water tank for the Vale Copper Mine in Sudbury, Ontario. This infrastructure project required strict adherence to code compliance and rigorous weld quality assurance standards to ensure long-term structural integrity. • Led QA/QC processes to uphold code compliance and weld quality throughout tank construction. • Supervised NDE crews and coordinated inspections to ensure structural integrity and project timelines. • Trained welders on HCBI proprietary welding systems, including AGW, AVW and Down Flat Tractors. • Built strong working relationships with clients and contractors to support smooth field operations.

Construction of one liquid nitrogen and one liquid oxygen double-wall cryogenic storage tank built to API 620 Annex Q. The project involved complex pressure vessel construction and testing. • Served as QA/QC lead overseeing compliance across all construction phases. • Supervised completion activities and managed subcontractors for coatings and insulation. • Coordinated API 620 pressure testing procedures and relief device recalibration. • Compiled and delivered the final project data dossier including QA/QC records.

QA/QC for API 650 tanks ranging from 14 ft to 200 ft diameter at the Trans Mountain Pipeline Burnaby Tank Farm. The project involved large-scale tank erection and inspection. • Organized manpower, cranes, erection and welding for tank construction. • Performed NDE (VT, MT, SFT, PT) and managed ITPs. • Monitored hydrostatic testing of tanks and piping systems. • Operated skid steer loader and telehandler to support field operations.

Maintenance and inspection of tanks, foam systems and pressure piping at Co-op Refinery. The scope included NDE, hydrotesting and weld traceability. • Performed and oversaw NDE techniques (VT, MT, PT, SFT). • Conducted hydrostatic testing of tanks and pressure piping. • Maintained weld mapping, traceability and welder qualification records. • Enforced ITPs and quality checkpoints from material receiving through handover.

New construction of six jet fuel storage tanks at Vancouver International Airport. The project required high standards of safety and precision in tank fabrication. • Fitted and welded nozzles, vertical seams and horizontal seams using FCAW and SMAW. • Erected and fitted cone roof plates and roof peripheral handrails. • Operated automatic welding equipment for consistent weld quality. • Coached and mentored new team members on safety and precision.

Construction of twelve 202 ft diameter tanks with internal floating roofs for Kinder Morgan. The project involved large-scale tank erection and testing. • Planned and supervised daily work for crews of 6 to 15 boilermakers. • Managed welders and fitters while coordinating with Quality Control. • Set up and monitored hydro-testing of tanks and foam piping systems. • Trained welders on automatic equipment and supervised crane activities.

Turnaround work on Drums 62, 54, 56, 59, 51, 9 and 10, and the C1 Tower and C51 Frac Tower at CNRL. The scope included blinding, inspection and repair. • Responsible for work packages and coordinated daily with CNRL coordinators. • Supervised foremen and organized crane activities for the scope of work. • Monitored craft performance against schedule, budget and deadlines. • Trained workers to safely operate hydraulic torque wrenches.

Construction of an 80 ft diameter tank with external concentrate paneling for the North West Redwater Sulfur Recovery Unit. The project involved structural steel erection and welding. • Set up SMAW, FCAW, SAW, gouging and oxy-fuel cutting equipment. • Supervised crane and rigging activities and operated bobcat and zoom boom. • Ensured operating, safety and quality control procedures were followed. • Supervised a crew of 10 to 15 in erection of plate and structural steel.