Consulting & Engineering firms specializing in professional services bring the equipment, personnel, and field experience that upstream, midstream, and downstream energy operations require.
Pipeline and water infrastructure projects depend on pipe, fusion equipment, and field support that fit the material system being installed. A.H. McElroy now routes to ISCO Industries, which supplies HDPE and PE-RT piping products, fusion equipment, training, and technical support.
We support pipeline equipment, HDPE pipe, PE-RT pipe, fusion equipment, piping materials, field-store supply, training resources, and technical assistance for waterworks, industrial, mining, municipal, landfill, geothermal, and energy-related applications. The acquired-company path is important because customers looking for McElroy-related supply now land on the current ISCO operation.
Pipeline, water, industrial, and energy infrastructure projects can use ISCO when the pipe system, joining method, equipment, and technical guidance need to line up before installation starts.
Our team is made up of certified, highly trained professionals who believe every homeowner deserves honest service, lasting comfort, and a system that performs efficiently year-round. Whether you need air conditioning services , heating repair or installation , or indoor air quality improvements , we’re here to deliver results you can trust. Why Homeowners Choose Allison Air Conditioning Choosing the right HVAC contractor can make all the difference in your home’s comfort, safety, and efficiency. Our blend of decades-long expertise, premium products, and customer-first service sets us apart from the rest.
Our team serves Saskatchewan industry with HSE consulting and training. We provide site safety personnel, confined space monitoring, and site safety inspections.
Medical standby, drug and alcohol testing, and first aid support are part of our field coverage. We also run pipeline construction safety training and HSE management consulting.
ACEC-SK exists to promote the value consulting engineering companies bring to the economy, the environment and to society. MEMBER FIRMS IN SASKATCHEWAN SASKATCHEWAN EMPLOYEES ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION Represents the Business of Consulting Engineering CONSULTING ENGINEERS are licensed professionals who have experience working in a wide variety of engineering disciplines across a wide range of industries. They use their multidisciplinary expertise to help their clients complete projects supporting society’s economic, environmental, and social needs. CONSULTING ENGINEERING COMPANIES employ engineers, technologists, technicians and a myriad of other science- and business-based individuals who work on capital projects for multiple organizations, rather than being employed in-house by one comp.
operates primarily in two domains, providing hydro-vac and fluid hauling services. Committed to serving the broad needs of the residents and businesses in Alberta, our focus is to provide quality oilfield services in Drayton Valley and surrounding areas since 2006. Whether you need us for hydro-vac or fluid hauling, Hydro Vacuum Oilfield Services Ltd. uses only the toughest machinery that you can rely on anywhere, even in remote off-road sites.
We plan emergency response programs for oilfield, pipeline, and industrial sites across North America.
Our Response app keeps critical ERP details close at hand when field conditions shift. We bring practical planning around safety, transport, and emergency action so teams move with clear direction.
We specialise in solving our mining customers’ wear challenges, supporting their bulk handling and mobile plants to operate at peak efficiency by using innovative technologies and project-focused engineering to design, manufacture and supply high quality parts and services. Bradken also has a long history as a trusted provider of transport solutions and consumables for the sugar cane milling industry in Australia. With a focus on safety, collaboration, innovation and sustainability across all aspects of our business we bring reliability, certainty and confidence to all our partners and stakeholders through consistent and long-term delivery of our products, services and solutions. What We Do From Pit to Port, We Specialise in Equipment Wear Parts & Services From GET, Crawler systems, Grindi.
Brimel Exploration Services Inc brings instrumentation into focus by tying it to the customer situation around Fort St John, BC. Wireline and bits are treated as related parts of the same decision, not as a copied source list. Confirmed capabilities are tied to operating context a customer can act on.
Our instrumentation scope starts with the condition of the asset. It can connect the request to the job condition and next decision. The wireline side helps customers connect the request to the job condition and next decision. For customers in Fort St John, BC, that means the first call can start with the asset, access point, schedule, or part that actually drives the job.
With bits, the important details are fit, access, timing, and handoff. That capability helps customers connect the request to the job condition and next decision. The customer can explain what is broken, what has to fit, and what has to move before the request turns into a quote or service plan. Instrumentation can mean different things in a shop, plant, field, or branch setting. Here, the published details connect it to mining and oil and gas. That gives customers a better way to place the service in a real job.
A narrow service label is rarely enough on its own. The stronger question is what has to be built, repaired, checked, moved, or kept online. We use instrumentation as the anchor and bring in wireline where it helps define the next step in Fort St John, BC.
The value is not just in naming instrumentation. It is in showing how the scope connects to an asset, location, or schedule. Wireline gives the customer another route when the first need changes. The services are expanded into decisions and conditions instead of being left as loose terms.
The detail should also help a customer decide what to do next. A person can check whether instrumentation belongs in the first call. They can also see when wireline should be part of the same conversation. That keeps the path practical without adding sectors that do not belong.
The final test is whether the path feels clear. Instrumentation, wireline and bits should point to a real job discussion, not a loose category block. This scope connects to mining and oil and gas. Listed as established in 2006, the operation also has a continuity signal for repeat local purchasing. In Fort St John, BC, that means connecting the capability to a branch, shop, field, or project decision the customer can act on. That keeps the page focused on practical fit rather than a copied list of every nearby term. That extra context helps connect instrumentation to the equipment, people, and schedule behind the request. Fort St John, BC also shapes travel, pickup, branch, or dispatch timing. The customer can then ask about the asset and the next practical step. When wireline enters the same conversation, the request can stay tied to the original asset instead of drifting into unrelated categories. A stronger request usually names the asset, the location, the timing, and the condition that created the need. Those details help show whether the need is a quick supply question or a deeper repair discussion. If the same job moves toward fabrication or inspection, the customer still has a way to keep the conversation connected. Rental planning and field response can also change the schedule when the source evidence supports those capabilities. The goal is a practical first conversation: what is needed, where it will be used, and what has to happen next. If a branch or yard is involved, that context can change the quote path and the schedule. If a shop or site is involved, access and timing can become just as important as the capability name. That is why the surrounding details stay tied to confirmed capabilities instead of broad claims. The customer should be able to connect the published scope to a real asset before sending a request.
We connect oil and gas, energy, and industrial sites with wireless communications and infrastructure support. Our team also handles surveillance and access control for remote facilities.
We serve utilities, mining, and manufacturing projects. Transportation and public safety sites are also in scope. Government and construction sites are also in scope. IT and security sites are also in scope. Agriculture and forestry sites are also in scope.
Our team helps keep remote locations connected and secure across Canada.
We run hydro-vac and fluid hauling from Alberta for oilfield sites and remote job locations. Our fleet includes vacuum trucks and combo units that handle acid and water hauling. Vessel cleaning is part of our field support. We stay focused on safe handling and steady dispatch.
When a site needs fluid hauling, we can mobilize fast. Call us when you need a truck on site.
CAOEC - Canadian Association of Energy Contractors Home About About CAOEC is the trade association for the Canadian energy services industry operating close to the wellhead from coast to coast to coast. Our members provide contract drilling and well servicing for explorers and producers on land and offshore. CAOEC was founded in 1949 and is the oldest oil and gas trade association in Canada. Based in Calgary, Calgary, AB.
Water can push a site off plan before the crew is ready. Canadian Dewatering LP - Head Office in Edmonton moves dewatering, pump rentals, and bypass pumping into Western Canada fluid management projects.
We keep submersible, hydraulic, and end-suction pumps available for rentals. Larger flow problems go into pump system solutions built for the same service window.
Repair is part of the package when equipment already in service needs a reset. Our team also handles pump repairs and supports field setup around flow rates and discharge points.
Emergency response is part of the service, with the fastest dewatering response time in Western Canada. The regional footprint reaches from British Columbia to Manitoba.
We bring heavy oil people together through learning and events. Our members include operating companies and oilfield services firms. We also connect with professional services firms. We also connect with financial services firms. We also connect with researchers, Indigenous communities, and regulators.
Our focus is shared learning across the heavy oil sector. Members use CHOA to stay close to the people and ideas shaping the field.
Let's co-create solutions that inspire progress and revolutionize industries. CANTECH WORLD is your gateway to a world of limitless possibilities. GET AN APPOINTMENT Transparency We have transparency with our clients through proper communication. Expert Employees Employees are assets of our organization, and we care about that.
Let's co-create solutions that inspire progress and revolutionize industries. CANTECH WORLD is your gateway to a world of limitless possibilities. GET AN APPOINTMENT Transparency We have transparency with our clients through proper communication. Expert Employees Employees are assets of our organization, and we care about that.
As part of the CPA profession in Canada, CPA Alberta is the professional organization for more than 32,000 designated accountants across the province. Vision To be the pre-eminent, internationally recognized Canadian accounting designation and business credential that best protects and serves the public interest. Mission To protect the public interest by educating and regulating the competency and ethical standards of its members, and promoting the value of the CPA designation. Strategic Priorities The CPA Alberta 2025 - 2028 Strategic Plan was endorsed by the CPA Alberta board in early 2025.
We started with a passion for delivering information in a professional manner to the mobile workforce—and our appetite for excellence never wavered. Instead, we kept upping the ante by introducing new cutting-edge technology for small to large-sized business. With help from our senior leadership team, Cititel expanded its horizon to include Citipage—a service that delivered critical messages using pagers that supersede text messaging, even by today’s standards. In recent years, we added the next generation in wireless communications, Wireless City, to offer the latest in wireless communications serving Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Our team goes far beyond the basics, becoming an integral part of your company as a trusted business advisor. Whether you're establishing your business, trying to expand or planning for retirement, we can help your business make the best strategic decisions by providing sound, relevant counsel tailored to your specific needs. Our Rocky Mountain House office has been serving clients for more than 60 years. Less than two years after joining the Baker Tilly network in 2021, the firm expanded and welcomed a new office (formerly Heyrock) in Red Deer.
Computer Modelling Group Ltd. builds reservoir simulation software in Calgary for oil and gas development planning and carbon capture and storage projects.
Reservoir decisions start long before production changes reach the field. Our models track reservoir flow in oil and gas formations and in carbon storage projects. Engineers use that output for recovery methods, field development, and portfolio decisions.
Geo Risk Analysis Studio is our tool for risk-informed decisions across exploration, development, and portfolio management. We also offer training, case studies, and technical papers around the software.
From Calgary, we work with energy teams that need production optimization and subsurface modeling tied to real planning workflows.
Asset Searches & Process Serving In Wilmington, Delaware Our experience runs deep & our successes are numerous, yet our motivation is simple. In our years of practice the goal has always been to deliver the most effective results for each and every one of our esteemed clients. That core principle is backed by a true commitment to treating clients with the attention and respect they so rightfully deserve. Experience We have more than 20 years of experience in the industry.
1-855-433-7455 Who We Are DataDrill Communications Inc. (DataDrill) has been providing custom secure IT and communication solutions since its creation in 1999. We work closely with our clients to address any specific needs or wants and provide a customized solution to fit their requirements. DataDrill was built on a strong foundation and it is reflected in our service.
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As an Indigenous-owned business we provide abrasive blasting and industrial coating services in Edmonton and the surrounding area. Managed by an experienced and committed executive team, all of our projects are inspected by a qualified inspector. NACE Corrosion Inspection Sandblasting & Surface Preparation Painting & Coatings Application Replacing storage tanks, pipes, and structural steel when they’re damaged by corrosion is incredibly expensive and produces more environmental waste. Our sandblasting services will remove all corrosion, so we can apply a protective coating that’ll extend the lifespan of your industrial assets.
Fluid systems fail first at small connection points: fittings, valves, hoses, sample cylinders, and tube bends. Drayton Valve & Fitting Inc is part of Swagelok Edmonton, serving Drayton Valley and Alberta industrial customers with instrumentation components, fittings, hose assemblies, and fluid-system services for oil and gas, chemical, clean energy, and research facilities.
Our Drayton Valley location connects local sites with Swagelok products such as analytical instrumentation assemblies, fluid distribution headers, gas distribution systems, grab sampling systems, mechanical seal support, and tube-in-tube coils. These parts are used where pressure, leakage control, and repeatable sample handling matter.
Field Advisory services add a practical layer before installation or repair. We help with gas distribution lab layout, leak detection, fluid-system evaluations, and virtual onsite evaluations when a system needs a second look before changes are made.
Training is also available through Swagelok Edmonton for tube bending and compressed gas leak reduction. Our Alberta locations in Edmonton, Drayton Valley, and Fort McMurray serve northern and central Alberta, the Lloydminster area, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.
E.S. Fox Limited is a multi-trade industrial contractor with Edmonton operations, providing mechanical, construction, sheet metal, and production equipment installation services to oil and gas facilities, refineries, and heavy industrial plants.
ECAA provides many services for its members such as representation on various industry boards, labour negotiations, seminars for specialized applications and management skills, industry meetings and conventions, and develops electrical apprentices through Apprenticeship and Industry Training (AIT). ECAA also helps members work through challenges with inspection authorities and general contractors. ECAA's Vision/Mission The Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta is the voice and information centre of the electrical industry; a self-governing body working to ensure a professional membership through education, safety and strong stakeholder relationships. Who Makes up the ECAA ECAA’s membership is comprised of: Electrical Contractors (member firms), employing both union and non-union la.
Reserves, production, accounting, measurement, and transportation data lose value when each workflow sits in a separate system. Energy Navigator Inc is listed with Quorum Software, whose Computer-Software platform serves oil and gas teams from Calgary and other locations worldwide.
We work in energy software for planning, operations, accounting, measurement, transportation, and logistics. The product scope includes upstream workflows such as financial planning, reserves forecasting, well lifecycle, production, land management, and measurement.
Quorum Energy Suite serves more than 1,800 customers around the world, with more than 500 energy and software specialists listed across consulting, implementation, subscription services, and ongoing support. That model fits projects where software setup and workflow change need to move together.
Professional Services are supported when they mean energy software consulting, implementation, and ongoing software support. Mechanical is not supported by the source, and Accountants is only supported as oil and gas accounting software, not public accounting services.
Frontier Mechanical Services Inc supports jobs that do not fit neatly into one trade box. When equipment needs design help, a fabricated part, or a field repair, we pull the mechanical side, the shop side, and the service side into the same conversation. In Nisku, that shows up when downtime is expensive and the first answer has to lead to a real repair path. Our work is built to keep the job tied to the asset, the site condition, and the next step, not to a loose service label. That is the difference between a long handoff and a workable scope.
A lot of our work starts with hydraulic systems. We handle initial design and troubleshooting. We also handle repair and installation of hydraulic systems and related components. That gives us a way to deal with the fault itself, not just the symptom that showed up downstream. When the system has to move, hold pressure, or respond on command, the job depends on a repair path that makes the equipment easier to install, easier to service, and easier to bring back into use. Hydraulic work often decides whether a machine sits idle or gets back into the cycle cleanly.
Fabrication is where a worn part becomes something practical again. We support welding and fabrication. We also handle machining and manufacturing so components can be repaired, modified, or built to suit the job. Those steps matter when fit, tolerance, and finish affect the result. A quick patch is not enough on parts that have to tie in cleanly or survive repeated service. Pipeline work and pressure equipment add another layer of care, because the part has to suit the system and the operating condition, not just the shape of the old piece.
Our electrical, instrumentation, and automation work keeps the control side connected to the mechanical side. Power, signals, and control logic do not help if the equipment cannot be installed or troubleshot without creating a second problem. We use those capabilities to support systems that depend on reliable field connection and clear diagnostics. That can reduce the gap between a mechanical repair and the controls work that follows it. It also gives our team a better way to trace a problem when the fault lives in more than one place.
Parts supply is part of the service here, not an afterthought. We support pumps and motors. We also work on valves, cylinders, and other industrial equipment and machinery, including all brands where the fit and application make sense. That shows up when a repair stalls because someone is still hunting for the right component. With the parts side in the same conversation, the job can move from failed part to replacement, rebuild, or installation with fewer stops. The schedule gets easier to manage when the part, the repair plan, and the final install all stay lined up.
We also work in the setting that makes the most sense for the job. Some repairs belong in the shop, while others need to happen on site with mobile service. In-house and on-site capability lets us choose the place that fits the access, the deadline, and the asset condition. That shows up on field equipment, plant equipment, and custom-built components because the best fix is not always the one that starts in the same place. A job can begin with diagnosis in the shop and still end with a field installation when that is the cleaner path.
The Frontier Mechanical approach is built to keep the job connected. Design work stays tied to troubleshooting and repair. Installation stays tied to fabrication and machining. Parts supply stays in the same path as the repair plan. Our team can follow the scope from the first look at the fault to the final install, which helps keep the next decision practical. Project management helps keep each step in sequence when the job moves between shop, site, and supplier. For oilfield and industrial work around Nisku, that means one shop conversation can cover the mechanical problem, the part, and the field result that has to happen next. When the job starts with a worn component or a hydraulic issue, we can map it to the repair, build, or installation that gets the system back to work.
We assist in attracting and retaining workers to support our businesses with their workforce development needs. Through our Regional Business Centre we are supporting small business, entrepreneurs and start-ups to further grow our economy and make Sudbury an incredible place to live, work and do business. Our tourism and culture team work to promote Sudbury and also support the local arts and culture sector, including the film industry. The Greater Sudbury Development Corporation (GSDC) is a not-for-profit agency of the City of Greater Sudbury and is governed by an 18-member Board of Directors.
Highly experienced Emphires employees In easy way to train employees for clients Our employees are expert and professional Contact Here Would you like to use it with your next project. We’re proud to share that Green Key Resources has been recognized by Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA) as one of the 2026 Best Staffing Firms to Work For. This recognition is especially meaningful because it reflects what matters most to us: our people. Being named to this list highlights the culture we’ve intentionally built, one rooted in collaboration, growth, trust, and a shared commitment to excellence.
We are Canada’s largest agribusiness and a worldwide handler and merchandiser of all major grains and oilseeds. With a legacy of service going back over 165 years, our vertical integration strategy starts with the relationships we have with our farmer customers and ends with oat-, wheat-, durum- and canola-based food products and ingredients in kitchens around the world. Our History Richardson International is a subsidiary of James Richardson & Sons, Limited, which began as a one-man grain merchandising operation in Kingston, Ontario in 1857. James Richardson moved his business to Winnipeg, Manitoba, becoming the first company to handle grain grown by farmers in Western Canada and the first to build grain elevators in many communities across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.
Grey Owl Engineering, headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, is a leading midsize Canadian firm providing a comprehensive range of engineering, design, project management and procurement services to the international upstream oil and gas industry. Based in Estevan, SK.
Groundwork on a new site needs more than a machine and a grade stake. Howell's Excavating Ltd handles general excavation, site preparation, and road construction from Innisfail for Central Alberta jobs. Land drainage and contouring finish the site prep around access, grade, and runoff.
Our crew shapes access, builds grade, and moves soil so the next phase can start on firmer ground. That same approach carries into environmental reclamation when disturbed land needs a planned finish after construction or site activity.
Winter changes the job fast. We clear municipal streets, parking lots, and lease roads. We also haul snow to our storage facility and apply sand or chip to roadways and parking areas when conditions turn hard.
We are committed to providing accurate buried utility locating in order to ensure safe work conditions when contractors are performing any type of ground disturbance. Line Find Group has been creating safe digging environments since 1995 with field crews stationed strategically throughout Western Canada. Our People Are Our Key to Success At The Line Find Group, we believe that our people are the key to our success and that these good people give us a distinct competitive advantage. Our growth is essentially based on treating all customers and employees with dignity, respect and sensitivity to enable to fully use their knowledge, while investing in the latest tools and technology.
New technology needs proof before it reaches an oilfield, plant, or transportation network. Alberta Innovates works from Edmonton with energy and industry clients that need applied research, testing facilities, and professional services tied to real operating problems.
Our subsidiaries, InnoTech Alberta and C-FER Technologies, deliver applied research services, facilities, and testing for government and industry. That includes energy, agriculture, forestry, transportation, and other sectors where field conditions shape the design.
For hydrocarbon projects, our Advanced Hydrocarbons team manages programs that improve extraction and processing. The goal is practical development for better production methods and stronger final products after hydrocarbons are processed.
Environmental innovation is part of our service path for Alberta industries planning new technology. We help research teams and industry partners move from concept to testing with the right program contact, facility path, or applied research conversation.
Industrial software only works when engineering, operations, and maintenance can use the same data. ISS Wonderware, the Industrial Software Solutions team in Edmonton, builds AVEVA-focused support for sites across Western Canada and the PacWest.
We work around automation and electrical systems so plant information is easier to read and act on during day-to-day operations. That includes software rollout planning, data organization, and technical service for teams that need a cleaner path from raw inputs to usable information.
AVEVA Day events in Vancouver, Saskatoon, Boise, and Fairbanks show the regional reach behind the service. When a site needs better visibility or a steadier software standard, we keep the platform and the operating goals aligned.
You are here: Home / About us About us J.D. Mollard and Associates (2010) Limited [JDMA] is a privately owned engineering, geoscience and environmental consulting agency based in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. The firm specializes in applied multidisciplinary air photo, satellite image, and LiDAR interpretation and analysis for a wide range of engineering, geological, geotechnical and environmental applications. Desktop studies are complimented with detailed field studies including aerial reconnaissance by helicopter and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), precision GPS mapping of specific features, electromagnetic (EM) ground conductivity mapping and low impact field investigation techniques.
