Dennis’s role involves daily calibration, troubleshooting, and computer analysis of various measurement instruments, critical to maintaining accuracy and reliability in offshore operations. His work is primarily office-based, with some travel to offshore sites and international training sessions. As part of his role, he has completed the Basic Survival Training (BST) course required for offshore work and upholds rigorous safety standards due to the unique hazards of the oil and gas sector.

Starting as an apprentice in Alberta, Dennis worked in field operations and construction before obtaining his Journeyperson’s Certification. This experience allowed him to specialize in flow measurement, which led to his current role as a Senior Measurement Coordinator for CNLOPB. With extensive knowledge in instrumentation and measurement, Dennis sees future opportunities in consulting while continuing to enjoy the diversity of his current role.

Dennis’s schedule is a standard 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. workday with a brief 15 km commute. He enjoys the balance of office-based tasks and travel to various sites worldwide, including London, Marseille, and Albany. His daily tasks involve meticulous calibration, using software and tools to ensure operational safety and accuracy, often under challenging conditions in offshore environments.