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Bill Crossman is listed as Public Relations Specialist at Spruce Boring & Contracting Inc., a with 3 employees, based in Greater Calgary Metropolitan Area, Canada. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Bill Crossman.
Bill Crossman previously worked as President at Strat-Tech Services and Field Operations Consultant at Gran Tierra Energy. Bill Crossman holds Journeyman Machinist from Northern Alberta Institute Of Technology.
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GranTierra Energy (Calgary, Alberta/Bogota, Colombia) Jun 2019 – Dec 2020Field Operations Consultant• Commissioning Support and Operations groups through start-up of GranTierra’s largest Field at Acordionero Phase II. This included 2- 30,000 BFPD Free Water Knock Outs, 1-Electrostatic Treater, 1-Electrostatic Heater Treater, Flare System, Nitrogen System, Instrument Air System, Gas Compression 15 MMCFPD, 4 Solar Centaur Turbines for power generation, Bawer Water Treatment facility and a Novement Water Injection facility to accommodate 45K BFPD.• Develop and approve Procedures for Start-up, Operation, Shut-Down and Isolation of all new equipment in Phase II.• Build and implement a Competency based program for the Operations group which paralleled the Procedures built for Phase II, titled it EDGE (Employee Development Generates Excellence)• Work to transition the Operations/Maintenance groups from a reactive environment to preventative mindset using a number of Operations Excellence initiatives I had from my past.• Continue to address Operational production processes as they are encountered, drive the Management of Change process and facilitate the Root Cause Analysis as required.- My role as Project Development Consultant for Sharc Energy, June 2015 to June 2018 was to help ensure wastewater heat recovery equipment is being designed with reliability and cost effectiveness built into the equipment. - Utilize my maintenance background for troubleshooting and evaluating alternative options for existing installations and future installs with Sharc Energy.- Develop a viable, repeatable process to refurbish Sharc black-water to the World Health Organization "reuse" wastewater status.- Utilize my management background for Safety training, Competency training and Maintenance training, to be applied during the growth and development of Sharc Energy.- I also look for opportunities to lead or support the growth or step change for companies within the Petroleum Sector who are striving to be "best in class".
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Spruce Boring & Contractors Inc has been contracted by Ledcor to facilitate the implementation of Telus PureFiber initiative in the NE quadrant in Calgary. My role is to help ensure processes are in place to communicate with Corporate entities, contractors and local public affected or involved in the PureFiber initiative.
Providing Strategic Technical Services to energy developing companies.
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
International Wastewater Systems (Port Coquitlam, British Columbia) May 2015 – Jan 2019 Project Development Consultant• Provide consultation of design, manufacturing and marketing for the SHARC and PIRANHA to support a proprietary wastewater heat recovery process.• Devise a viable, repeatable process to refurbish black-water to satisfy World Health Organization acceptable “Reuse” water criteria.
Calgary, Canada Area
- Manage Maintenance Program for equipment totalling 250,000 horsepower for Western Canada Oil and Gas Production.- Implement and maintain a Safety and Competency Training program for 700 Field employees and 200 Field Contractors.- Lead Canadian Field training and support implementation of Devon Energy enterprise wide software program. - Titled as Production Manager 2005 thru 2009, responsible for Oil & Gas production from 4 Districts, Production - 300K BOE (barrels of oil equivalent), Budgets - $350MM, Staff - 350 Full-time employees, 120 Full-time Contractors. - Field District Superintendent for the Swan Hills District, effectively managed Oil and Gas production of 10,000 BOE/day, 350,000 barrels/day produced water, 120 field staff and contractors with an operating budget of $90 MM.- Maintenance Foreman for the Swan Hills District, maintain 100,000 horsepower of rotating equipment in an optimized, efficient and compliant condition including asset integrity of all Regulatory required equipment including tanks, vessels and pipelines.
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Bill Crossman works for Spruce Boring & Contracting Inc..
Bill Crossman is listed as Public Relations Specialist at Spruce Boring & Contracting Inc..
Bill Crossman is based in Greater Calgary Metropolitan Area, Canada while working with Spruce Boring & Contracting Inc..
Bill Crossman has worked for Spruce Boring & Contracting Inc., Strat-Tech Services, Gran Tierra Energy, Sharc Energy, and Devon Energy.
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Bill Crossman holds Journeyman Machinist from Northern Alberta Institute Of Technology.
Bill Crossman is listed with skills including Oil And Gas Industry, Petroleum, Oil And Gas, Energy, Natural Gas, Upstream, Gas, and Management.
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