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Executive PresidentElizabeth McDonald, C.E.T.

Peter Kiewit Infrastructure Co., Edmonton

First Vice PresidentNorman Kyle, R.E.T., P.L.(Eng.)

City of Grande Prairie, Grande Prairie

Second Vice PresidentKevin Harrison, P.Tech.(Eng.), P.L.(Eng.)

Edmonton Police Services, Edmonton

Past PresidentDave Merralls, R.E.T., P.L.(Eng.)

WorleyParsons, Calgary

CouncillorsJodi Arrowsmith, C.E.T., BTech

Elk PointKeith Galliott, C.E.T.

Corix Control Solutions, Calgary

Laura Kennett, C.E.T. P.Eng.

Enbridge Pipelines Inc., Edmonton

Peter LaGrandeur, R.E.T.

SNC Lavalin, Calgary

Dave Moller, R.E.T. Red Deer

Don Wilson, C.E.T. MBA, DBA, MIEEE

Siemens Canada Ltd., Edmonton

Public MembersPeter Portlock, CD, MHSA

Lethbridge Family Services, Lethbridge

Chris Warren, Q.C.Warren Sinclair LLP, Red Deer

Linda Wood Edwards, CAE, B.Admin.

Edmonton

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calgary Russell Wong, C.E.T.

cold lake Ajaz Quraishi, C.Tech., PE

edmonton Chadwick Paddick, C.E.T.

fort mcmurr ay James Hiltz, C.E.T.

gr ande pr airie Norm Rief, C.E.T.

lethbridge Greg Brouwer, C.E.T.

lloydminster Dale Myggland, C.E.T.

medicine hat Dan Bernhart, R.E.T.

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Chief Executive OfficerBarry Cavanaugh

RegistrarPerry Nelson, R.E.T., P.L.(Eng.), MBA

Deputy RegistrarGeorge Germain, R.E.T., P.L.(Eng.)

Director of Communications and Member BenefitsRuss Medvedev, MA

Director, Corporate and Government RelationsHeather Shewchuk, B.Comm.

Director of Finance and AdministrationNorman Viegas, B.Comm., CMA, CAE

Director, Executive Secretariat and Special ProjectsJennifer McNeil Bertrand, BA

Registration FacilitatorJackie Sousa

Certification CoordinatorGlynnis Hennig

Coordinator, Competency ProgramsLinda Moore

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ASET Vision: “to be publicly recognized as certifying and promoting technology professions to support Alberta’s success.”

ASet is a professional organization for applied science, engineering and information technicians and technologists in Alberta and the territories. ASet evaluates the qualifications of individuals who voluntarily apply for certification and issues professional credentials accordingly. ASet acts as an advocate for the profession to governments and the general public. It also delivers a number of benefits and services to its members and their employers.

NOTE : Editorial opinions, reports and similar articles published herein do not necessarily reflect the opinion or policy of the ASET Council or the Association.

Definition of practice —applied science & engineering technology“Practice of applied science technology and engineering technology means: accepting responsibility for the reporting on, advising on, evaluating, designing, preparing plans and specifications for, or directing the construction, technical inspection, maintenance or operation of any structure, work or process that is:

a. aimed at the discovery, development or utilization of matter or energy or in any other way designed for the use and convenience of society;

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Watch for tweaks to content as well over the coming issues and, as always, if you have feedback please contact us. We’d love to hear from you!

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Historic Milestone: Independent Practice Becomes a Reality in Alberta

About P.Tech.(Eng.)

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Intermunicipal Cooperation in Southern Alberta: The Oldman River Region Urban GIS Project

Technical Article Submissions Accepted

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ContentsPresident’s Message

Ceo’s Message

Member Profile

CPD

ASet Awards

Scholarships

ASet News

Chapters’ Calendar

New + Reclassified Members

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ASET is excited to launch the ASET Leadership Academy. The academy seeks to provide leadership training for technology professionals. The first professional development course offered will be Governance Essentials: Volunteering on Boards and Committees.

Governance Essentials: Volunteering on Boards and Committees

this is a practical, introductory course for technology professionals who have little or no experience serving as a volunteer on a board of directors in the not-for-profit sector. this full-day course can be applied towards the ASet continuing professional development requirement (one formal activity) and will be of interest to:

• Enhance your career path• Give back to the community or profession• Support family or friends (e.g., an after-school society

for children, a cause-aligned society for an ill friend)• Serve ASET via a local Chapter or the provincial

Council.

the course will cover a broad spectrum of topics, such as governance and governing structures, roles and responsibilities of the board and each director, liabilities and protection of volunteers, and reading financial statements.

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For more information: Jennifer McNeil Bertrand, Director, Executive and Special Projects: 780.425.0626 or [email protected].


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President’s MessageElizabeth McDonald, C.E.T.

One of the most gratifying parts of serving as President

is being able to meet with members and share in their

successes. I feel extremely fortunate to be President at the time when the first

P.Tech.(Eng.) candidates have been approved. To mark this historic occasion, we hosted

two events, one in Calgary and one in Edmonton, to present

the first group of P.Tech.s with their certificates. While this

achievement is impressive and well-deserved, the

P.Tech.(Eng.) is much more than a designation, it’s one

representation of a new era for technologists in Alberta.

This new era began in 2009 when ASET achieved self-regulatory status. This was ground-breaking, as Alberta was the first in Canada to achieve this status. Correspondingly, Alberta is also the first in the country, and possibly the first in the world, to offer an advanced designation which allows qualified members to practice engineering inde-pendently, within existing codes, stan-dards and established principles.

The journey to get to this point in our history has taken years and involved the efforts of many. I think this team-work was evident at the P.Tech.(Eng.) events with representatives from gov-ernment, industry, the joint board, and from our engineering colleagues in at-tendance to share in this celebration. I was also impressed with the number

of Past Presidents who attended to show their support and to share their thoughts on reaching this milestone. Without their dedication and tireless efforts, ASET would not be in this en-viable position today.

I’m excited about how this new des-ignation will open new opportunities and strengthen ASET’s position within the Alberta economy. The first group of P.Tech.s. represent a wide range of disciplines, demographics and back-grounds and their impact will be no-ticed. More detail about each of the new P.Tech.s can be found on pages 13–14 in this issue of the magazine.

The first 26 P.Tech.s are only just the beginning. Currently, there are still approximately 190 files in the queue for assessment. Each month, the joint board will continue to meet to process these files. New P.Tech.s will receive an invitation to be presented their cer-tificates at upcoming open houses and new member induction ceremonies. Dates of the upcoming open houses in each Chapter are also found in this is-sue of Technology Alberta and on the ASET web site. As well as welcoming new members, the open house events provide an opportunity for the Presi-dent to visit members across the prov-ince, provide updates on ASET activi-ties, and answer member questions. All members are invited and I look for-ward to seeing you there!

While the presence of the P.Tech.(Eng.) in the workplace will increase the level of responsibility for these members, it will also increase opportunity and recognition for all members, including C.E.T.s and C.Tech.s. ASET’s profile will increase and employers will be-come more aware of the full capability

of our members and the responsibili-ties entrusted to us through legislation. One of our upcoming priorities will be to increase communication with em-ployers to promote ASET membership and to remind them of the changes as-sociated with legislation and how they can provide benefit.

As well as working with employers, we strive to keep government informed of our progress and aware of issues im-portant to our members. In August we met with Thomas Lukaszuk, Minister of Employment and Immigration to discuss, among other things, recogni-tion of our members to practise in areas where they are qualified under exist-ing codes and standards. I’m pleased to report that progress is being made on this front. We’ll keep you posted on any updates through the web, through the TechLINK enewsletter and through Technology Alberta magazine. T

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Growing our numbers, our rights, and our influenceBarry Cavanaugh

In the world of professional asso-ciations, our 17,000 members put us among the largest in the province. We represent — and regulate — a sig-nificant number of Albertans, in a wide range of disciplines and occupa-tions. Our ranks include not only the traditional engineering disciplines, but geomatics experts, architectural technologists, computer information specialists, geosciences technologists, nanotechnologists, biomedical tech-nologists, and a range of people in the applied sciences... biology, chemistry, environmental and many others. Our membership spans the widest possible range of industries and employers in Alberta. Our members are essential players in oil and gas, construction, electrical and electronics, water and power, environmental remediation, municipal engineering, you name it.

Such a significant body of profession-als deserves to be heard on issues of importance to their professions and to all Albertans. Our perspective, drawn from such a wide cross-section of con-tributing Albertans, experts in so many sectors of the Alberta life and economy, should be expressed and should be taken into account. Technicians and technologists have helped in a truly significant way to build this province and this economy to what it is, and are important to its future.

As we continue to grow, we remain a voluntary organization, and we attract and certify only the best among all those who may claim the titles of tech-nician or technologist. We can honest-ly say that our members are known to be the best, because in addition to their education, they have certified special experience, and their knowledge is

vetted by senior members of the pro-fession. An ASET designation, to hun-dreds of employers and to the public, means that this is a professional who has been tested by his or her peers and found to be highly qualified. It means, with our emphasis on continuing pro-fessional development and profession-al responsibility, that our members will be current in knowledge, and will be directly accountable for their work. No other “technicians” or “technologists” can make such claims. It is a source of pride.

Pride in the profession, excellence in all they do, responsibility, knowledge — these are attributes of the ASET member admired by all and aspired to by many, attributes sought out and rewarded by employers (our surveys make plain that the designations make a really significant difference in earn-ings).

We would encourage you to take our message to your colleagues in the workplace. Ask them to join us. Re-mind them that we judge them based on their competence, and experience, as well as their academic qualification. They can become part of a growing, in-fluential, respected professional body, which values all they have learned, ac-complished, and established. They can aspire to be one of the very best. And they can have the professional rights which accrue only to our certified members.

ASET will continue to express the per-spective of its members effectively, to governments at the federal, provincial and municipal levels, and to major em-ployers and industry sectors across the province and across the nation. And it will be heard. We believe that part of our responsibility as a profession is that we contribute to the national and provincial good in that way. What we know, what we have learned and will learn, is needed to inform economic and industrial policy and to contribute

to the building of a strong and support-ive province for the future.

We will encourage government and employers to respect that experience, that knowledge, that expertise, by re-specting our soon-to-be developed definition of technologist practice, and we encourage you to step up and to carry the message to your employer, your client, your customer, your MLA. Our growing membership’s voice will be heard. The voices of thousands of highly knowledgeable and essential people who are vital to our economy and to our life as a society.

We will identify that definition through dialogue with our experienced mem-bers and leaders, and with experts from industry and academe, and bring it out to the membership for discussion and refinement... and we will, when it is finalized, live with it as the anima-tor and guide to that independent work that ASET-certified technicians and technologists can legitimately per-form. We believe that employers, and the public, will respect that definition, because they see it lived out currently, every day. We hope that one day, in the face of its wide adoption voluntarily, government will see fit to incorpo-rate it in our legislation and thereby ascribe to the profession the respect it deserves. It appears we still have to earn it, still have to establish it... and we will. T

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hIstorIc mIlestoneIndependent Practice becomes a Reality in Alberta

Twenty-six ASET members have been granted P.Tech. status, achieving a milestone for themselves and marking another milestone in the evolution of the 48-year old association. Changes to legislation that came into effect in 2009 paved the way for ASET to become the first self-regulating technologists’ association in Canada — and the first to grant qualified members the right to practice engineering independently, within existing codes and standards.

ASET’s focus for the past two years has been to work with APEGGA, as members of a discussion team and eventual Joint Board of Examiners, to interpret the legislation and agree on processes to grant the P.Tech. designation.

Celebrations were held in Calgary on August 23 and in Edmonton on August 25 to present the first group of 26 P.Tech. recipients with their certificates. Representatives from the original discussion team, ASET-APEGGA Joint Board of Examiners, Past Presidents, Council and government were present to offer congratulations and witness this historic event. Thanks were given to ASET members from years past who laid the foundation and to whom independent practice was only a dream.

the first group of Calgary-area technologists to attain the new ASet designation gathered August 23. Pictured, l-r, are Past President Scott turner, R.e.t.; Past President Lois Sterner, R.e.t.; Past President Dave Merralls, R.e.t., P.L.(eng.); Steve Banack, P.tech.(eng.); Denis tetreau, P.tech.(eng.); Adam Cooper, P.tech.(eng.); Steven Fahey, P.tech.(eng.); Jack Green, P.tech.(eng.); Brad tiedemann, P.tech.(eng.); Doug Wallace, P.tech.(eng.); Daniel Henry, P.tech.(eng.); Daniel Jungwirth, P.tech.(eng.); Russell Watts, P.tech.(eng.).

Independent practice was only a dream for the founding mem-bers of ASet. Pictured above is a group of ASet members and advisors, gathered around the meeting table in 1963: Gord Hulbert, C.e.t., advisor Wally Smith, Vern Monson, C.e.t., advisor Al Gorrel, ASet’s first president ernie Carter, C.e.t., and ASet’s first registrar Ivan Finlay, P.eng.

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“We all wanted what you have done tonight — that’s what we worked for, with small steps. I thank you all for doing it because you made me feel good.”

— Jim Purvis, R.e.t., President 1967-68

“the bottom line for me is recognition as a professional. the P.tech. designation is one part of a larger picture for me and blends together with other sources of recognition in my field.”

— Kevin Harrison, P.L.(eng.), P.tech.(eng.),

2nd Vice-President President 2009-10

“P.tech.s are a group of members who are rewriting history by blazing a new trail for technologists.”

— Dave Merralls, R.e.t., P.L.(eng.),

President 2010-11

“With the introduction of the P.tech. designation, ASet is joining the ranks of other professional organizations in Alberta.”

— Adrian Pritchard, Director, Professions

and occupations Alberta employment &

Immigration

“the future is before us to lay the foundation for the next 48 years…”

— Scott turner, R.e.t., President, 2004-05

“the P.tech.s are the new transformation of technologists. For me, they represent everything ASet fought for and everything I believe a professional technologist should be.”

— Derek tsang, C.e.t., President 2006-07

“P.tech. is not the end, it is the beginning. this is an extremely important step, but the journey isn’t totally finished.”

— Roy Clark, R.e.t., President 2008-09

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the first group of edmonton-area technologists to attain the new ASet designation gathered August 25 to celebrate. Pictured, l-r, are Jeff Motyka, P.tech.(eng.); Ryan White, P.tech.(eng.), P.L.(eng.); Kevin Harrison, P.tech.(eng.), P.L.(eng.); ASet President elizabeth McDonald, C.e.t.; Jim Lamoureux, P.tech.(eng.); Mohamed Gaber, P.tech.(eng.); Brent Campbell, P.tech.(eng.); Kurt Lorenz, P.tech.(eng.); and, edward McClarty, P.tech.(eng.).


What is P.Tech.(Eng.)?The Professional Technologist (Engineering) credential is designed for members who have reached a senior level within their field. The P.Tech.(Eng.) especially will be of interest to members who are working as consultants or running their own business. In addition, senior members within larger organizations may also be interested in ex-ploring the P.Tech.(Eng.) as an option to further their right to practice and expand career options.

What is the advantage of P.Tech.(Eng.)?The main advantage of the designation is the right to prac-tice engineering independently within existing codes and standards. With this right, members will be able to sign off and stamp their own work.

What are the requirements to apply for the designation?

Must be a C.E.T. (or R.E.T.) with ASET, but can be a �recent C.E.T.Minimum of six years of engineering team experi- �ence prior to becoming a P.Tech.(Eng). Experience gained out of province or abroad can be considered; a minimum of one year must have been within Canada. Post-graduation advanced technical studies may be considered as experience.Experience gained with a high level of implication �for public safety, environmental impact, reputation of the organization, and monetary impact will be given extra weighting.Experience must include a high degree of under- �standing and application of engineering and/or scientific principles.Manages/supervises the work of a team of profes- �sionals involved in the application of engineering and/or scientific principles.Duties may include some of the following: project �management, design and/or approval/evaluation of designs, problem solving and analysis, technical leadership, development of prototypes.Must demonstrate knowledge of the act, codes, and �regulations relevant to their discipline of practice.Current R.E.T.s must demonstrate (by completing �the application and providing current references) that their current level of practice is at the same (or higher) level as when they were registered as an R.E.T.. They will then be allowed to write the P.Tech.(Eng.) professional practice examination.

How can members apply?For a P.Tech.(Eng.) application form, please contact the ASET office or visit the web site, www.aset.ab.ca.

Will this designation affect liability for the member?In some cases, yes, but only within the area defined by the scope of practise. In these cases, additional professional liability and/or commercial general liability insurance may be required. We would recommend that members also discuss their situation with legal counsel and an insurance provider. ASET has partnerships with Alternative Risk Services and with Unigroup to offer insurance options specifically designed for members. More information about liability and insurance can be found in the April/May 2010 issue of Technology Alberta available for reference in the publication archive area of ww.aset.ab.ca. More details about insurance providers can be found at http://www.aset.ab.ca/pages/Membership/default.aspx and in the members’ area on the ASET web site.

About P.Tech.(Eng.)

“I work in an engineering atmosphere…and I wanted to attain the highest level for myself. I think it shows motivation to my employer, it shows ambition and profes-sionalism.”

— Maureen evers-Dakers, P.tech.(eng.)

“I had a personal motivation for getting a P.tech.(eng.) designation. I am motivated by professional accomplish-ments and this was the next step for me after C.e.t. I had considered on applying for the R.e.t., then held off until I could go for the P.tech.(eng.).”

— Jennifer Bolier, P.tech.(eng.)

“I would encourage others to get their P.tech.(eng.). I work with engineers and technologists and now I can work independently and authenticate my work. Now we won’t have to send my work off elsewhere to be authenticated so we will save time and money on projects. My employer is excited that the P.tech.(eng.) is now a reality.”

— Mohamed Gaber, P.tech.(eng.)

“I am a partner in my business. With my field, the higher the designation, the better.”

— Paul Nowicki, P.tech.(eng.)

“I am personally more marketable as a contractor.”

— Daniel Henry, P.tech.(eng.)

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Message from the Honourable Thomas A. Lukaszuk Minister of Employment and Immigration

APEGGA and ASET members,

On behalf of the Government of Alberta, I wish to extend sincere congratulations to APEGGA and ASET on the certification of the first-ever Professional Technologists by your organizations’ Joint Board of Examiners.

This important occasion represents the culmination of a long journey towards professional recognition of individuals who are key members of the engineering team. It follows decades of effort by many individuals from both organizations. These dedicated representatives have achieved what many thought might be impossible; however, their perseverance and commitment to a common goal have led to this ground-breaking day. I applaud your efforts and the devotion you have shown to your colleagues and to the advancement of your professions.

Technicians, technologists, engineers and geoscientists work together successfully every day to help shape and grow Alberta. They have been instrumental in making this province a world leader in many technical fields and are a driving force in our economy. The creation of the Professional Technologist designation, and now the certification of the first group of these individuals, is yet another example of your members, and your associations, working together effectively.

The Professional Technologist (P.Tech.) designation, and the process that has been established to issue it, is a significant achievement for Alberta’s technical community. Your organizations can take pride in the P. Tech. designation and in the new level of organizational co-operation that it represents.

To the first Professional Technologists in Alberta, I offer my congratulations and my best wishes for an exciting new chapter in your careers.

Thomas A. Lukaszuk Minister of Employment and Immigration MLA, Edmonton – Castle Downs

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Steven Banack, P.Tech.(Eng.) Electrical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of electrical engineering: design and implementation of less than 750 volt AC power systems and instrumenta-tion and control systems for industrial facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Jennifer Bolier, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil engineering: design and specify structures for the construction of aerial and underground electrical utility distribution systems that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Brent Campbell, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil engineering; manag-ing, designing, reporting and directing the construction of roadways and related drainage works that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Michael Clark, P.Tech.(Eng.) Electrical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of electri-cal engineering: planning, design and specification for instrumentation, control sys-tems and associated wiring (120 VAC and less) including control system programming that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

Adam Cooper, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil engineering: managing, reporting on, advising on, evaluating, designing, prepar-ing plans, contract documents and technical specifications for and construction of roadways, water distribution systems, sanitary sewage col-lection systems, storm water management and collection systems, site grading and shallow utility coordination that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

Maureen Evers-Dakers, P.Tech.(Eng.) Petroleum

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of petro-leum engineering: measure-ment and instrumentation that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

Steven Fahey, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of me-chanical engineering: design, evaluate, test and direct the

production, modification and repair of type certified aircraft, rotorcraft, and aeronautical products that is the rou-tine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Mohamed Gaber, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of me-chanical engineering: report-ing on, advising on, evaluating, engineering approval/evalu-ation of designs, preparing plans and specifications for preparing construction work packages for managing, directing the development, and construction of projects as it applies to industrial and chemical facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Aaron Graves, P.Tech.(Eng.) Electrical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of electri-cal engineering: design, con-figuration, analysis, and mea-surement of instrumentation control systems for natural gas manufacturing facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures, and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

John (Jack) Green, P.Tech.(Eng.) Petroleum

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of petro-leum engineering: co-ordinate production operations of oil and gas wells and associated pipeline facilities; manage the design and construction of oilfield facility and pipeline installations that is the routine application of industry

recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Kevin Harrison, P.Tech.(Eng.), P.L.(Eng.) Electronics

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of elec-tronic engineering: planning, design, specification, analysis and maintenance of soft-ware and hardware for audio surveillance intercept facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

Daniel Henry, P.Tech.(Eng.) Electrical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of electri-cal engineering: design of instrumentation and control systems for industrial facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

Daniel Jungwirth, P.Tech.(Eng.) Petroleum

Defined Scope of Practice: Design, manage, execute, and report on pipeline integrity inspection, verification and repair to confirm the fitness-for-service of pipelines utiliz-ing the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied sci-ence principles and methods of problem solving.

David Kennedy, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of mechanical engineering: design of heating, ventilation, air conditioning and plumbing

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systems of commercial and in-stitutional buildings that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

James Lamoureux, P.Tech.(Eng.) Industrial

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of industrial engineering: plan, design, report on and imple-ment safety and loss man-agement systems that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Kurt Lorenz, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of me-chanical engineering: planning, design, specification, analysis, maintenance and implementa-tion of oil & gas piping, gather-ing systems, storage tanks and processing equipment that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Claude Masse, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of me-chanical engineering: design and project management of oil and gas production facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Edward McClarty, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil engineering: applied geotech-nical services for construction, operation and maintenance of pipeline corridors and related facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Jeffrey Motyka, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Civil engineering, including municipal and land develop-ment engineering: design-ing, managing, estimating, reporting on, directing the development/construction/maintenance/operation of the following civil engineering works within private residen-tial, commercial, industrial, business developments; and public subdivisions, roadways and right-of-ways: earthworks, rural and urban roadways, site grading for surface drainage, water supply, sanitary sewage collection systems, storm water collection systems, and storm water manage-ment systems, that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principals and methods of problem solving.

Paul Nowicki, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of mechanical engineering: a) investigation, analysis, and reconstruction of motor vehicle collisions, b) investiga-tion and analysis of automotive part failures, c) investigation, analysis and assessment of walkway friction and facility code compliance that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards,

procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Mapalad Santera, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil en-gineering: designing (concept, functional, preliminary and detailed design), preparing contract documents, project management, and construc-tion supervision and inspection for urban and rural roadways that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied prin-ciples and methods of problem solving.

Denis Tetreau, P.Tech.(Eng.) Electrical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of electri-cal engineering: design of electrical systems (up to 15kV) and instrumentation for com-mercial and industrial facilities that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

J. Brad Tiedemann, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil en-gineering: managing, reporting on, and directing the develop-ment and construction of civil engineering works including design of roads, light rail track, site grading, storm/sanitary sewers and earthworks that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices using established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Douglas Wallace, P.Tech.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of mechanical engineering: perform technical sizing, suitability, design, develop modifications and retrofits, and interpret performance data on industrial rotating equip-ment such as gas compres-sion equipment, steam and gas turbines, process pumps, cooling fans, speed reducers, and gas engines that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Russell Watts, P.Tech.(Eng.) Civil

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of civil engineering: managing and directing the maintenance and operation of highway infrastructure, and roadside development control that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

Ryan White, P.Tech.(Eng.), P.L.(Eng.) Mechanical

Defined Scope of Practice: Within the discipline of mechanical engineering: inspection and development of quality assurance and control procedures for the operation and maintenance of power boilers and associ-ated equipment that is the routine application of industry recognized codes, standards, procedures and practices us-ing established engineering or applied science principles and methods of problem solving.

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Alberta, A Good Immigration Destination

Yu Shin Zhangaset student member

In 2007, after my application of immi-gration to Canada was approved, I be-gan to think about which city I should choose to start my new life. Vancouver was the first city which came to my mind, because I had known it is a very beautiful city and it is one of the best places for people to live in the world; also, we have some friends living there, so we first landed at Vancouver in 2008. However, a year later, when we were preparing for the second land-ing, we thought about our future life carefully. For the first few years, we needed to improve our English fluency and further my education for a future job. I searched on the Internet, and I analyzed a lot of information about this. Then I found Alberta. There are several factors that attracted me to this province.

Alberta’s economy is developing quick-ly and its unemployment rate is very low. Alberta is the third largest proven crude oil reserve in the world. As we all know, oil energy plays a significant role in economic development. Because of this, Alberta has the highest economic growth in Canada and many jobs are created. Even though my major, instru-mentation, is not directly related to the oil industry since it is widely used in all kinds of fields, I think it will be not too difficult for me to find a job. At the time we were making our decisions, Alber-ta’s unemployment rate was less than

four per cent. That means there were more job opportunities compared to other provinces. By the way, according to Statistics Canada in January 2011, Alberta’s employment rate is the high-est in Canada.

Alberta’s income support policies pro-vide financial benefits for people who are not able to meet their basic needs. The provincially-funded ESL program is one of income support provided by Alberta Works. Only a few provinces in Canada have this policy. It is very help-ful for those immigrants to whom Eng-lish is their second language and they need to take ESL classes. I benefited a great deal by this program. I spent eight months taking ESL classes to improve my English, during that time the fund-ing from Alberta Works paid my tuition and partial living expenses. And then I could pass the English Assessment test of NAIT, so I got permission to take the Instrumentation Program.

Last, in Edmonton there is a famous Chinese person whom I got to know on the EdmontonChina.ca website. He is very enthusiastic to help newcomers. He offers accommodation for newcom-ers for free. He can give them good ad-vice and help them to deal with some formalities. He also wrote a lot of arti-cles about how to adapt to a new life in Edmonton and posted on the website for people to download. He wants to

tell everyone that Edmonton is a “hot” city for immigrants in Canada. All of this attracted me to come to Edmon-ton. There are quite a number of Chi-nese immigrants who were affected by him, and I was one of them.

Additionally, there is a project named Canadian Immigration Integration Project (CIIP) in China. Its purpose is to help immigrants to get ready for their immigration life when they are still in their own country. We attended this project and the counsellor con-firmed my decision.

Up to now, I have been living in Ed-monton for almost two years; honestly, I like this city. People are friendly and I am on my way to obtain a better life.

There is only one thing that bothered me when I made my decision, the winter weather... It is very cold and long. I don’t like it, but I can adapt to it, I think! T

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CPD

Deadline is December 31, 2011

ASet’s Continuing Professional Development (CPD) pro-gram is in high gear. Members are engaged and interested in “telling us what they are doing.”

the CPD program is mandatory under the eGGP Act and Regulations, and is supported by the ASet Code of ethics, under which ASet members are responsible for undertaking ongoing professional development to maintain their profi-ciency and competence.

to assist members in tracking their professional develop-ment ASet has provided an easy, user friendly web-based application.

the CPD program is designed to be very flexible. Any job-related learning activities that you are currently engaged with will qualify as CPD. the requirement is one activity in any two of the CPD categories.

Many activities can fulfill more than one of the requirements.

For example, many of our members have asked how the seminars they attend can qualify for CPD. Attending a semi-nar can qualify as an Informal or Formal activity PLUS it can also lead to fulfilling the Peer and Professional Interaction and Contribution to the Profession Requirement.

As a result of attending a seminar, did you:

Spend 4 hours or more learning the 1. subject matter?(Formal CPD)

Have follow up that required self-study 2. after the seminar? (Informal CPD)

Learn a technical application that you 3. demonstrated to colleagues? (Peer and Professional Interaction CPD)

take what you learned from the seminar 4. and volunteer your time to share your knowledge? (Contribution to the Profession CPD)

the CPD program is flexible enough that the activities your employer may require you to do can be submitted as your ASet CPD. there is no expectation that members or their employer will incur any additional cost or that the member will require any additional time away from work.

ASet has provided extensive information on the web site at www.aset.ab.ca to assist members in understanding the CPD requirements and the tools to follow through. As we continue, we encourage members to provide us with feedback. this way we can continue to improve the program to better serve you, the member. Please do not hesitate to contact Linda Moore, Competency Coordinator, at [email protected].

CPD is a mandatory requirement of certification.

Continuing Professional Development

Now is the Time to Complete your Mandatory CPD


Formal Activity Examples

Alberta Chamber of • Resource Banff 2011 Pipeline Workshop

eAPUoC Safety Seminar • 2011

Leadership for Safety • excellence Course

Informal Activity Examples

SolidWorks Drawings Self • Study at home training.

Read Instrument Society • of Americas (ISA) Intech articles on “Implementing safeguards create cost effective machine safety solutions” and “Improv-ing decision-making for equipment assets.”

Attended a software • demonstration of Au-todesk Plant Solutions.

Peer and Professional Interaction Examples

Learning to use the • program PLS-CADD, a program used to design power lines.

teaching self (using • internet tutorials and message boards) to write Macros in Visual Basic for Applications. these Macros are small programs written to function within Microsoft office applications such as excel. they are useful for estimating, counting material, and for any re-petitive work to be done in excel.

Mentoring a first year • NAIt coop student work-ing with me for his 2011 work term.

Mentoring an interna-• tionally-trained worker through the ASet men-toring program.

Contribution to the Profession Examples

Volunteered as a judge in • the Life Science category Grades 4-6 and 7-8 at the 36th Annual Kiwanis Southeastern Alberta Science fair.

Was interviewed by a high • school student about my career… very rewarding. Also provided an oppor-tunity to have the student come to my office for a hands on experience.

Volunteered by staffing • the ASet booth for 2 hours at the teacher’s convention held at the telus Convention Center on the 25th of February, 2011.

Following are real world examples from members who have already completed activities for their CPD plan.

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Awards for outstanding contribution to technology

Nominate Today!

nomination deadline is december 31, 2011

Technician/Technologist of the Year

this award is presented annually to an individual member of ASet who has demonstrated a high level of professionalism and excel-lence in making a significant contribution to technology. Judging criteria used by ASet’s Awards Committee include: level of knowledge, importance to the organi-zation, ability, leadership, creativity/innovation, com-munity involvement, etc. Nominations must include corroborating and supporting material such as: published papers, newspaper or magazine articles, testimoni-als from clients, supervisors, peers.

Technical Employer of the Year

this award is presented an-nually to an organization for its support of the technician/technologist community in Alberta as well as its overall achievements. Judging criteria include support for ASet certification/mem-bership plus professional development and volunteer-ism, promotion and utilization of technology professionals within the organization, com-munity involvement, safety, innovation, profitability, growth, etc. Private and pub-lic organizations are eligible. Nominations should be ac-companied by corroborating and supporting documents such as annual reports, newspaper and magazine articles, testimonials from community leaders, clients, employees, etc.

ASET Technical Excellence Awards

these unique awards recog-nize individuals or organiza-tions for their consistently outstanding work. Qualities to be considered include: high levels of techni-cal knowledge, important contributions to processes, consistent professional attitude, significant contri-butions to technical works, innovative technical solu-tions, assistance provided to others, leadership, etc. Nominations should include support materials and/or documentation for review. these awards are open to members and non-members, as well as companies or organizations of all sizes. A maximum of six awards may be given in any year.

Excellence in Technical Instruction

this award is presented annually to an outstanding instructor (active or retired) in an accredited technol-ogy program. A recipient of the excellence in techni-cal Instruction Award will exemplify technical ability, leadership, professional-ism, and creativity, making a significant contribution to the study of technology at his or her institution. Nominators must be members of ASet (t.t. or higher) and provide supporting documentation for review by the Awards Committee.

to nominate, simply e-mail Lynnell Prediger at [email protected] with your ideas or download one of our nomination forms from www.aset.ab.ca and fax it back to us at 780.424.5053.

Nomination deadline for these awards is December 31, 2011. The ASET Awards Committee will review nominations and make the award decisions in February, 2012.

Some people and organizations just stand out from the crowd, and the ASET Awards Committee wants to hear about them! It only takes a few minutes to submit nominees for the 2012 ASET Awards. This is your opportunity to give praise to an outstanding colleague, showcase your cutting edge technology or tell the rest of the technical community how great your company is to work for.

Each year ASET recognizes members, non-members, organizations, and technical instructors in Alberta’s technical community for their exceptional contributions.

The winners will be honoured at the Awards Gala during the ASET AGM held at The Sutton Place Hotel in Edmonton on March 23, 2012.

ASET Awards recognize excellence


“The award has helped me realize that hard work, persistence, and focused career ethic can pay off in the end as a life time milestone.”

“I received positive recognition as ASET’s 2011 Technologist of the Year. My coworkers got me a big cake and had a meet-and-greet with everyone at work, where speeches were given back and forth. It was a really nice recogni-tion point in my career.”

“I have also enjoyed the award in my personal life via friends and family where this really feels like the bigger accomplishment. It makes me feel proud of what I’ve done. Having this award on my resume is great and I have even had l some random people notice me on the magazine cover and approach me. That was cool!”

— Chris Delawski, C.E.T. 2011 Technologist of the Year

Reap the rewards of nominating!the ASet Awards Committee offers gift incentives to the nominators of the winners of ASet’s awards. All nominators are thanked with an ASet specialty promotional item. In addition, the successful nominators for the prestigious technician/technologist of the Year, the excellence in technical Instruction, the technical employer of the Year and technical excellence awards will receive two complimentary tickets to the Awards ceremony and be acknowledged as the successful nominators.

Get your nominations in by December 31, 2011!

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Last year’s award winners, l-r: technologist of the Year Chris Delawski, C.e.t.; techni-cal employer of the Year Aquatera Utilities Inc. representative Jeff Johnson, R.e.t.; and, excellence in technical Instruction Roy Narten, P.eng. of NAIt


Scholarships

The Engineering Technology Scholarship Foundation of Alberta (ETSFA) is an organization of Past Presidents of the Association of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta (ASET). ETSFA actively promotes technical education for students at Alberta technical institutes and colleges. It also promotes the continued professional development of ASET members. ETSFA accomplishes its aims through the establishment and administration of several scholarships.

Applications are now being accepted for various scholarships available through ASET. A total of 17 different scholarships may be presented annually.

NEW THIS YEAR! Women in Technology Scholarshipthe engineering technology Scholarship Foundation is committed to supporting women in their technology careers. to that end, the $2,000 Women in technology Scholarship was established. one award will be presented annually.

Eligibility

Female students in their final year of study in an approved program that is two years or more in duration, in the top 10 per cent of their class based on academic achievement in their first year of study, and have demonstrated leadership ability through involvement in school and/or community activities.

How to Apply

Applications are available on the ASet web site or by contacting the ASet office.

Deadline: December 1 of each year.

ASET College ScholarshipsFor students in their final year of study

etSFA offers a total of 14, $2,000 scholarships to recipients at seven colleges in Alberta: one each at DeVry Calgary, Grande Prairie Regional College, Lethbridge College, Medicine Hat College, olds College, Red Deer College and Yukon College; plus three at NAIt and four at SAIt. these scholarships have more than doubled in value over the last three years!

Eligibility

Students in their final year of study in an approved program that is two years or more in duration, in the top 10 per cent of their class based on academic achievement in their first year of study, and have demonstrated leadership ability through involvement in school and/or community activities.

How to Apply

Application is made in the early fall of each year through the awards office at each institution. College scholarship winners are selected by institute or college officials in accordance with etSFA criteria, and are presented at various times throughout the year.

Deadline: Please see your college awards office for details and deadlines.

For more information visit www.aset.ab.ca, or contact the ASET office at 780.425.0626 or email [email protected].


TD Insurance Meloche Monnex Technology ScholarshipFor certified ASET members

this annual $1,500 scholarship is made possible by tD Insurance Meloche Monnex Financial Services Inc.

Eligibility

ASet members who have been certified for at least five years as of the annual deadline date, and are enrolled in full-time post-secondary technical education.

How to Apply

Applications are available on the ASet web site or by contacting the ASet office.

Deadline: February 1 of each year.

Don Stirling Memorial ScholarshipFor certified ASET members in the Calgary Chapter, professional development

one $500 scholarship is sponsored annually by the ASet Calgary chapter in memory of the late Don Stirling, C.e.t., one of the Association’s past presidents and a strong supporter of professional development for members.

Eligibility

Certified members of ASet in the Calgary Chapter, who provide proof of completion of a professional development course related to their field of work, and are not receiving financial assistance from their employers or other sources.

How to Apply

Applications are available on the ASet web site or by contacting the ASet office, and must be received within six months of completion of the course; the scholarship is presented at the end of each year.

Deadline: December 1 of each year.

ASET/SASTT Lloydminster ScholarshipFor a graduating student from a high school in the attendance area of the Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASET/SASTT.

one $500 scholarship will be awarded annually. the graduate will be continuing his/her formal education in an applied science or engineering technician/technology program at a post-secondary institute in Saskatchewan or Alberta.

Eligibility

the student must be a recent graduate of a high school in the service area of the Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASet/SAStt, at the time of the award the applicant must be enrolled in a recognized applied science, or engineering technician/technology program in Alberta or Saskatchewan, the student must declare their intent of becoming certified as a C.e.t. (Certified engineering technologist), an A.Sc.t. (Applied Science technologist) or C.tech. (Certified technician), and the student must become a student member of ASet or SAStt.

How to Apply

Detailed submission criteria are available at www.aset.ab.ca. Applications should be sent to the chair of the Lloydminster Bi-Provincial Chapter of ASet/SAStt.

Deadline: by 4:00 pm on August 20 in the year of application.

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project developmentThe impetus for the GIS project emerged out of the realiza-tion that urban members would benefit from GIS technology, but most communities within the region would not be able to afford a system on their own. ORRSC staff contacted all member and several non-member municipalities in south-ern Alberta in order to gauge interest and gained enough initial support to go ahead. The project received a Municipal Affairs’ 2000 Intermunicipal Sponsorship Grant. The entire program was approved as a multi-year pilot project in Oc-tober of 2002 and was divided into three one-year phases: land use, infrastructure and orthophotography (distortion-corrected aerial photography that can be used to accurately measure distance, for example).

The project has grown from serving a population of 36,219 in 18 municipalities to presently serving 84,287 in 37 munici-palities. The GIS project is overseen by an advisory commit-tee that meets a minimum of once annually. New initiatives, or GIS news in general, is conveyed to the membership via a GIS newsletter.

ORRSC technologists work with local land survey company technologists, engineers and survey technologists, as well as municipal employees who may not have a technical back-ground.

Intermunicipal cooperation in southern alberta: The Oldman River Region Urban GIS Project

Submitted bySteven Ellert, C.E.T.Mladen Kristic, C.E.T.

Technologists play a key role in helping small communities in Southern Alberta benefit from a cooperative Geographic Information System (GIS) that allows the municipalities to make better, and quicker decisions.

A GIS is the integration of geographical, or spatial, data that allows for easy understanding and access. A GIS can greatly simplify and streamline geographical information at say, a town office, where otherwise required information can be scattered in a variety of digital files, index cards, rolled up paper or maps on the wall. Specialized software, such as Au-todesk MapGuide, allows end users to view on their desk-top via the internet spatial data such as cadastral, title and infrastructure mapping as well as a multitude of database information such as infrastructure attributes, parcel owner-ship, tax roll data and land use districts. GIS allows users to synthesize the data and note trends or relationships.

The Oldman River Region Urban GIS Project is an outstand-ing example of intermunicipal cooperation which has pro-duced a valuable information resource for all those involved. The project is a partnership between the Oldman River Re-gional Services Commission (ORRSC), a municipal coop-erative planning organization, and 37 urban municipalities located in southern Alberta. Through intermunicipal coop-eration, these partners have worked together over the past eight years to create a centralized regional GIS.

The project was designed to make it economically feasible for small communities to have access to GIS technology by sharing resources and expertise. GIS infrastructure and staff are centralized at the ORRSC office in Lethbridge and the Internet is used as a tool to deliver the information to individual municipalities in a password protected environ-ment. The municipal partners and planning staff at ORRSC benefit from immediate access to information for decision-making, land use planning and infrastructure management. The partners of the Oldman River Region Urban GIS Project were proud to receive an Honorable Mention for Partnership at the 2004 Minister’s Awards for Municipal Excellence!

Technical Article Submissions Accepted

technical article submissions of interest to members of ASet are encouraged. Please view the technical article submission guidelines at www.aset.ab.ca or contact Judith Chrystal, Communications Coordinator, at [email protected] to submit an outline.


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oldman rIver regIongIs partIcIpants

phase I – 2002 to 2003

Cadastral mapping, title mapping, � land use district information and tax role databases were acquired for each municipality

Web files were created to provide � municipal users with access to GIS data stored at the ORRSC office in Lethbridge

ORRSC staff travelled to municipal � offices to load the viewer software and provide training

These early successes prompted � the Town of Claresholm to join the project

phase II – 2004Information on road, water, sanitary � sewer and storm sewer infrastruc-ture networks was collected during 2004

A GIS Advisory Committee was � formed in order to ensure that the direction of the project would continue to meet the needs of the partners involved

The municipalities received an � Honourable Mention for Partner-ship at the Minister’s Awards for Municipal Excellence

The Town of Raymond and the Vil-� lage of Stirling joined the Urban GIS Project, bringing the total of num-ber of participating partners to 21

Phase I, Screenshot of taber Urban GIS overview


phase III – 2005New aerial photography was flown and a color orthopho-� to of each municipality was integrated into the GIS

The total number of municipal partners rose to 25 when � the Villages of Arrowwood and Milo and the Towns of Granum and High River joined the project

benefits of the urban gIs projectThe development of quality partnerships has been essential to the successful implementation of the Oldman River Re-gion Urban GIS Project. This project has reduced duplication of data between different organizations and has made access to GIS economically feasible for the partnering municipali-ties. Data is stored on a central server located in Lethbridge and each community is able to access the GIS software and information via the Internet. ORRSC has assumed the role of service provider by managing the system and providing GIS expertise to the partnering municipalities. ORRSC staff has been actively involved in training municipal staff to use the GIS so that they are able to access information with ease. Partnering municipalities have begun to experience improved local management and operational efficiencies be-cause of Internet access to accurate and up-to-date informa-tion. Other benefits of the urban GIS project include:

partnershipsCost savings though shared infrastructure and expertise � in a central location

Improved intermunicipal cooperation in the preparation � of intermunicipal development plans, water quality stud-ies and joint disaster plans

Increased potential for future partnerships between � municipalities

municipal managementOrganized information that is updated, maintained and � available on the Internet

Access to an excellent planning tool that is useful in the � preparation of reports and presentations for council meetings and public hearings

Increased professional development as municipal staff � explore the possibilities of the system

Infrastructure managementIncreased understanding of infrastructure deficiencies�

Reduced duplication of work�

Useful for providing notice to residents with regards to � street and alley closures

Assists in developing maintenance agreements with � private sector developers

future directionsIn retrospect, the Oldman River Region Urban GIS Project has met and exceeded the expectations of the project team. Partnering municipalities have continually increased their use of the system and several municipalities have joined the project since its inception. Late in 2005, the partnering mu-nicipalities received another grant from Municipal Affairs’ Sponsorship Program and these funds were used to develop four additional layers for the GIS project in 2006. An assess-ment layer, cemetery layer and registered plan layer have been added to the system.

Phase II, Screenshot of taber Urban GIS Water Infrastructure


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For more information on the Oldman River Region Urban GIS Project, visit ORRSC’s website at www.orrsc.com or email [email protected].

the oldman River Regional Services Commission (oRRSC) is a municipal cooperative planning organization that provides professional planning advice to urban and rural municipalities in southwest Alberta.

The GIS project team consists of the following people:

Steven ellert, C.e.t. GIS technologist Cal Kembel Senior Graphics technologistMladen Kristic, C.e.t. CAD/GIS technologistJaime thomas GIS AnalystJordan thomas GIS Analyst

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Stampede EventMonday, July 11, approximately 100 members and guests attended the second annual Stampede Reception in Calgary at the Carriage House Inn.

Wayne Cao, MLA for Calgary-Fort and Deputy Speaker, Kim Cao, Alison Redford, MLA for Calgary-elbow, and ASet Past President Dave Merralls, R.e.t., P.L.(eng.)

ASet Past President Dave Merralls, R.e.t., P.L.(eng.) with Paul Hinman, MLA for Calgary-Glenmore

Night at the RacesWednesday, July 13, more than 40 members and guests enjoyed a night of horse racing at Northlands during the ASet Night at the Races in edmonton.

Pictured are ASet President Liz McDonald, C.e.t. (fifth from left), and

edmonton Chapter Chair Chadwick Paddick, C.e.t. (sixth from left) at the

presentation after the ASet race

opposite page: ASet members and guests enjoy the Night at the Races

aset newsOver the past few months, ASET has been attending tradeshows and career fairs to promote science and technology as well as ASET membership.


government relationsASET Part of PNWER

In July, ASet participated in the 21st Annual Pacific Northwest economic Region (PNWeR) Summit — A toast to Innovation, held in Portland, oregon. the PNWeR Summit provides a unique forum that brings together both the public and private sector from the Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Yukon, Northwest territories, Washington, oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska to collaborate and advance key regional economic issues.

events like the PNWeR Summit provide organizations such as ASet the opportunity to openly engage and share information with legislators, business leaders and government officials. Key issues of specific interest to ASet included economic growth and development, regional labour shortages, labour mobility, innovation and regional cooperation.

For more information on PNWER and the summit visit www.pnwer.org

Staff NewsRecently, ASet welcomed Glynnis Hennig as Certification Coordinator. Welcome Glynnis!

Glynnis joined ASet in June as Certification Coordinator in the Registration Department. outside of work, Glynnis is a part-time student at Grant Macewan University studying Human Resources Management. Welcome to the ASet team Glynnis.

Staff NewsCongratulations to ASet Registrar Perry Nelson, R.e.t., P.L.(eng.), MBA, who recently completed an MBA degree through Athabasca University.

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new aset technology ring available!As we approach our 50th anniversary, the new ring serves is a symbol of pride in our members, in our association, and in the profession. Worn on the smallest finger of the working hand, the technology ring is a symbol of professionalism. It is the exclusive domain of Alberta’s certified technicians and technologists.

To order, please fill out the technology ring order form at www.aset.ab.ca or contact Jackie Sousa, Registration Facilitator, at [email protected].

f r e e d r awWe’d like your feedback! tell us what the ASet ring means to you and we’ll enter you in a draw for a free ASet ring. Your feedback may be shared on the ASet website or publications.

Send your comments by October 31, 2011 to [email protected]


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For detailed information on chapter events, visit the Events Calendar on the ASet website. If you would like to be added to the ChapterLink e-mail list, please contact ASet’s Coordinator of Member and Public Relations Lynnell Prediger at [email protected].

Next deadline for CHAPTERS’ CALENDAR submissions: October 28, 2011.

ASet fosters the connections between technology professionals by facilitating a Chapter system. each regional Chapter is headed by current members, who plan Chapter activities such as technical tours, networking events, local student liaison and more.

Attending Chapter meetings and events is an excellent way to get involved with ASet and network with local members. Check each Chapter’s section in the magazine for details about activities.

For a list of Chapter executive and contact information, go to www. aset.ab.ca and follow the links under the About ASet menu item.

Mark your calendar for the ASET Open House in various chapters!

Join ASet Presidents for an evening of updates and im-portant information for ASet members, including qualified practioners, national issues, continuing professional develop-ment, mentoring and more!

Calgary october 25, at 7:00 pm Carriage House Inn

Cold Lake November 4, at 7:00 pm Best Western Cold Lake Inn

Grande Praire october 21, at 7:00 pm Stonebridge Hotel

Lethbridge November 9, at 7:00 pm Holiday Inn

Lloydminster November 14, at 7:00 pm tropical Inn

Medicine Hat November 7, at 7:00 pm Medicine Hat Lodge

Check each Chapter’s section for details.


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Mark your calendar for the ASET Open House!

Join ASet President elizabeth McDonald, C.e.t., for an evening of updates and important information for ASet members, including qualified practioners, national issues, continuing professional development, mentoring and more! there will be ample time for discussion and new C.e.t.s, C.tech.s and P.tech.s will be recognized with a special gift.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011; at 7:00 pmCarriage House Inn, 9030 Macleod Trail South

For more information or to register, please contact:ASet Coordinator of Member & Public Relations Lynnell Prediger by phone1.800.272.5619, ext. 214 or by e-mail [email protected]

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Join ASet Second Vice President Kevin Harrison, P.tech.(eng.), P.L.(eng.), for an evening of updates and important information for ASet members, including qualified practioners, national issues, continuing professional development, mentoring and more! there will be ample time for discussion and new C.e.t.s, C.tech.s and P.tech.s will be recognized with a special gift.

Friday, November 4, 2011; at 7:00 pmBest Western Cold Lake Inn, 4815—52 Street


ASET Supports Continuing Education

ASet Chapter Chair Ajaz Quraishi, C.tech., Pe, recently presented a $500 ASet Bursary to Brandon Bearman, a graduate of Cold Lake High School. Brandon is now enrolled in Power engineering technology at NAIt and will begin his studies in the fall.

4-Wing Technician of the Year Award Presentation

each year, the ASet Cold Lake Chapter presents the ASet Silver Jubilee Award to an outstanding technician at the base. this year’s award was presented to Corporal JRDD (Dominic) Laporte. Pictured here (l-r) are Chapter Chair Ajaz Quraishi, C.tech., Pe, Corporal Laporte and Major Walter Michalchuk.

ASET Chapter Chair Honoured by the Department of National Defense

Another honour was recently bestowed on our Cold Lake Chapter Chair Ajaz Quraishi, C.tech., Pe, for his support of 4-Wing community recreation events. the award was pre-sented to Ajaz by Chief Master Warrant officer Wheeler at a special ceremony on Saturday, August 27, 2011.


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Upcoming Chapter Meetings

the edmonton Chapter meets on the third Monday of each month (except summer and December) to discuss chapter issues and plan events and activities for members. All mem-bers are invited to attend and share ideas.

October 17 and November 21, 2011; at 6:00 pmBoston Pizza, Princess Elizabeth Ave and 101 St

Contact Chapter Chair: Chadwick Paddick by phone 780.992.6157 or by e-mail [email protected]

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Join ASet First Vice President Norman Kyle, R.e.t., P.L.(eng.), for an evening of updates and important infor-mation for ASet members, including qualified praction-ers, national issues, continuing professional development, mentoring and more! there will be ample time for discussion and new C.e.t.s, C.tech.s and P.tech.s will be recognized with a special gift.

Friday, October 21, 2011; at 7:00 pm Stonebridge Hotel, 12102—100 Street

For more information or to register, please contact:

ASet Coordinator of Member & Public Relations Lynnell Prediger by phone1.800.272.5619, ext. 214 or by e-mail [email protected]

ASET/APEGGA Annual Golf Tournament

on August 21, the Grande Prairie Chapter hosted its annual golf tournament. With 55 golfers in attendance, the event was another success as well as a good time. A total of $470 was raised through the sale of mulligans and raffle tickets and that money will be donated to the Grande Spirit Foundation.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011: at 7:00 pmHoliday Inn (formerly Ramada Lethbridge), 2375 Mayor Magrath Drive South


ENMAX Centre Tour

on June 22, 2011 the Lethbridge Chapter of ASet con-ducted a noon hour tour of the “enmax Center Renovation Project” the $33 Million project is a unique redevelopment of an existing ice arena which is home to the Lethbridge Hurri-canes of the WHL. What makes the project unique is the way the project was designed and tendered to take advantage of available funding. In order to secure the financing available the project needed to be fast tracked through design so that the budget could be allocated. once the funding was secured the project was tendered as several smaller projects to try to get the best pricing for all of the components. one of the biggest challenges for the City was that the facility had to re-main 100% available to the WHL team and to other revenue generating functions during the hockey season.

ASet members were led through the tour by Reg Areshenko, C.e.t., Facilities Project Manager for the City of Lethbridge, pictured here in the center.

the first names on the trophy and pictured, l-r: Norman Rief, C.e.t., Andrew Quigley; Hughie Snook, P.eng.; Clayton Brough, C.e.t.


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Join ASet President elizabeth McDonald, C.e.t., for an eve-ning of updates and important information for ASet mem-bers, including qualified practioners, national issues, continu-ing professional development, mentoring and more! there will be ample time for discussion and new C.e.t.s, C.tech.s and P.tech.s will be recognized with a special gift.

Monday, November 14, 2011; at 7:00 pm Tropical Inn, 5621 44 Street


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Monday, November 7, 2011; at 7:00 pm Medicine Hat Lodge, 1051 Ross Glen Drive SE


ASET/APEGGA Golf Tournament

thirty-four degrees Celsius is nothing for the intrepid golfers in Medicine Hat! this tournament has been going strong for 19 years and those who came out enjoyed their day in the sun. Pictured here, Scott Dooher, P.eng., a member of the or-ganizing committee, takes a shot while former ASet chapter chair, Doug Simpson, C.e.t., looks on. everyone in attendance went home with a great prize (or two… or three…) and plans will soon be underway for the 20th anniversary tournament in 2012!

ca lga ryRussell Wong, C.e.t. [email protected] 403.920.6716

col d l a k e Ajaz Quraishi, C.e.t., Pe [email protected] 780.826.0045

edmon tonChadwick Paddick, C.e.t. [email protected] 780.992.6157

fort mcm u r r ayJames Hiltz, C.e.t. [email protected] 780.743.9343

gr a n de pr a Ir IeNorm Rief, C.e.t. [email protected] 780.539.4422

l et h br IdgeGreg Brouwer, C.e.t. [email protected] 403.329.1404

l loy dmInst erDale Myggland, C.e.t. [email protected] 780.842.7115

m edIcIn e h at Dan Bernhart, R.e.t. [email protected] 403.504.2344

r ed deerKhalid Mehmood, t.t. [email protected] 403.449.0024

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new + re-classIfIed membersASet welcomes new members and gladly acknowledges reclassified members. this listing is for June 17, 2011 through September 12, 2011.

We apologize for any omissions and have included prior errata here.

technologIst In tr aInIng (t.t.)aaroe, devon engineering design and drafting st. albert

abeeb, abdi electronics-telecomm. eng. technology edmonton

aboughauche, nadia civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

aboughauche, na jib instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

abwoch, joseph petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

acordon, mervyn civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

adam, abdou electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

adeleke, adebimpe petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

agane, abdirahman petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

ahlers, christian mechanical-power eng. technology olds

ahmed, abdi-aziz building-construction eng. technology edmonton

ahmed, imran electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

ahmed, usman instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

ahnassay, desirae chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

a jibike, abiodun mechanical calgary

akporoh, florence mechanical-power eng. technology calgary

albert, jackie instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

albrecht, stephanie chemical-chemical eng. technology red deer

alcozer, marco mechanical edmonton

aldobasic, mirza electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

aleem, faisal petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

alier, hakiem petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

altenhof, evan mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

altmiks, curtis mechanical-materials eng. technology edmonton

alton, gary civil-construction edmonton

alvares, daniel electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

amanti, fasil civil-civil eng. technology calgary

anderson, daniel electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

angala, zharee leigh electronics-biomedical eng. technology edmonton

aquino, dennis electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

araujo, derick architectural edmonton

arkes, scott architectural millarville

armstrong, charity chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

aromin, christopher james civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

arora, nikita engineering design and drafting edmonton

asadullan, esanullan mechanical edmonton

asfha, naod mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

athwal, jagpreet instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

atkins, robyn engineering design and drafting fort macleod

avdal, nejirvan civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

awad, ali electronics-telecomm. eng. technology edmonton

ayrey, jinaye geomatics evesham

babich, jeff civil-municipal eng. technology calgary

backman, david mechanical-mechanical eng. technology beaumont

badival, alistair mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

badke, jeff civil-municipal eng. technology calgary

badrudeen, ibraheem chemical-chemical eng. technology medicine hat

bahandi, jorge electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

bailey, brandon mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

ba jema, britteny geomatics lacombe

bali, gurminder electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

ball, sheldon electronics-computer eng. technology edmonton

ball, wade geomatics millarville

barber, william civil-construction spruce grove

barron, julio information-computer networks calgary

barz, daniel building-construction eng. technology sturgeon county

batjargal, soyonbileg engineering design and drafting calgary

bautista, marcus emmanuel engineering design and drafting calgary

baxter, ian electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

bayaras, harri civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

bedard, andre bioscience-environmental slave lake

behm, steven mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

benipal, asmita information-computer systems edmonton

bens, jason electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

bentley, jonathon civil-civil eng. technology calgary

bercha, jessica architectural edmonton

berger, tyler electrical-electrical eng. technology cochrane

bermillo, jonathan mechanical-mechanical eng. technology vegreville

bernier, david electronics-electronics eng. technology st. albert

bihun, anton mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

bish, jesse civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

blasko, graham mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

blezard, mackenzie electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

bloom, tyson mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

boe, danica architectural calgary

bohay, brendan electronics-computer eng. technology wainwright

bohmer, brennan instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

bontje, adam civil-civil eng. technology red deer

borreson, jody chemical-chemical science calgary

borthwick, deborah exploration technology claresholm

bosch, andrew geomatics-survey eng. technology calgary

bostelaar, thea chemical-chemical eng. technology sherwood park

bouck, justin civil-civil eng. technology kitscoty

bowey, dale mechanical-power eng. technology medicine hat

braden, douglas mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

branco, daniel electronics-computer eng. technology wetaskiwin

brar, hark anwal jit instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

brennan, ashley electronics-electronics eng. technology cochrane

brigham, gregory mechanical-power eng. technology medicine hat

broks, kyle instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

brosseau, kirby chemical-chemical eng. technology bonnyville

brown, eric electronics-electronics eng. technology lloydminster

brown, scott electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

browne, duncan petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

bui, daniel mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

burnside, victoria petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

butterworth, erik geomatics-survey eng. technology calgary

buye, blake engineering design and drafting lethbridge

byers, brad architectural calgary

caballero, oscar electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

cabling, norbert engineering design and drafting edmonton

cabrera, franklin delano engineering design and drafting calgary

caky, martin civil-civil eng. technology calgary

calhoun, john bioscience-environmental calgary

camargo, andres mechanical edmonton

cameron-weir, craig information-computer systems red deer

campbell, colin mechanical-materials eng. technology edmonton

campese, michael civil-construction calgary

camroux, brad bioscience-environmental calgary

cao, feng metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

carabeo, michael electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

cardenas, fernando instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

carlson, jordan engineering design and drafting st. albert

carpenter, simon engineering design and drafting edmonton

carson, jessica instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

casey, sheldon electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

castilla, maria engineering design and drafting calgary

cea, jose instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

cereno, abel fernando mechanical edmonton

chan, chiu electronics-telecomm. eng. technology ednonton

chan, christopher mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

chan, michael electronics-telecomm. eng. technology edmonton

chapel, carl electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

charles, jonathan engineering design and drafting calgary

chen, chen chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

chen, ken electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

chen, kevin engineering design and drafting edmonton

chen, weiran electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

chen, yuchao civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

chhoa, vincent petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

chhok ar, amritpal electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

chhok ar, hersendeep mechanical-power eng. technology edmonton

chicahuala, antu mechanical-mechanical eng. technology sherwood park

chmilar, christopher electronics-computer eng. technology sherwood park

cho, youngjin eddt-civil technology calgary

chon, wu mechanical-power eng. technology calgary

chovancak, mike electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

chui, stanley eddt-civil technology calgary

chuma, desmond chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

chura, connor building-construction eng. technology edmonton

ciarrocca, marcie bioscience-environmental calgary

clarke, kyle civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

clarkson, cameron civil-construction edmonton


claydon, audrey mechanical st albert

co, kenneth mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

cochrane, rob metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

coe, samuel civil-civil eng. technology calgary

cole, bret instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology cochrane

collao, carolina bioscience-environmental calgary

collins, thomas electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

conway, christopher civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

coombes, peter civil-civil eng. technology cochrane

cormier, allan chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

corpuz, kenneth electrical-electrical eng. technology fort sask atchewan

costucci, kyler civil-construction edmonton

cranston, sharon bioscience-environmental medicine hat

cress, benjamin bioscience-environmental calgary

cressey, joel metallurgical-welding eng. technology red deer

crozier, james civil-civil eng. technology calgary

cui, jian mechanical edmonton

cummings, jason civil-civil eng. technology cochrane

daigneault, annick civil-construction beaumont

dalberg, stefan mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

daniel, kyle engineering design and drafting lethbridge

danyliuk, alexa electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

david, ebenezer electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

deans, megan architectural lake country

degroot, steven mechanical-mechanical eng. technology leduc

dekker, dean electronics-telecomm. eng. technology edmonton

delannoy, joshua civil-civil eng. technology okotoks

deluca, joseph electrical-electrical eng. technology sparwood

demaere, david instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

den otter, matt instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

denesik, jacob engineering design and drafting edmonton

desai, nandish chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

dewind, josh chemical-chemical eng. technology sherwood park

diab, ahmed chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

diacon, james mechanical edmonton

diaz, jose electronics-telecomm. eng. technology calgary

diaz, mark engineering design and drafting calgary

dick au, philip information-computer networks edmonton

diduch, alex instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

dietze, andrew electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

digness, john instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

dimasuhid, eriberto civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

do, hunmin petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

donauer, robert engineering design and drafting edmonton

dong, shanjun civil-construction calgary

dorchak, devon geomatics arborfield

doucet, tyler civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

dow, candace bioscience-biological sciences hudson hope

dowhan, anthony mechanical-aircraft maintenance calgary

dreaver, michael chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

dsouza, sascha electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

du, jun electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

duca, roland jr. information-computer networks edmonton

duk, evgeny mechanical-mechanical eng. technology st. albert

duong, benjamin electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

durocher, mark electronics-telecomm. eng. technology edmonton

dyer, nick civil-municipal eng. technology calgary

eagles, steven electrical-electrical eng. technology red deer

ebbesen, sean civil-construction edmonton

echchoujaa, mohammed mechanical-power eng. technology calgary

edlund, brett petroleum-petroleum eng. technology gwynne

edlund, evan geological gwynne

edwards, david bioscience-environmental high river

eghdami, koorosh engineering design and drafting calgary

ehmann, ashley architectural sherwood park

ellis, amy geological edmonton

elsherif, rafik civil-civil eng. technology calgary

english, colton information-computer systems red deer

esteves, lelord engineering design and drafting calgary

estrada, mark mechanical edmonton

etherington, hunter architectural edmonton

evaluardjuk-fournier, zebede geological edmonton

evans, mathew engineering design and drafting cochrane

evens, jason metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

ewhubare, bright petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

fan, niuben chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

fantino, gabriel instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

farebrother, joey eddt-municipal technology st albert

fawcett, r geomatics lethbridge

fearon, kyle chemical-chemical eng. technology ardrossan

federau, michael electronics-computer eng. technology sherwood park

fee, brett engineering design and drafting edmonton

felso, bernadett bioscience-environmental calgary

ference, leanne petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

ferreira, daniel civil-construction edmonton

flansburg, nolan mechanical edmonton

flynn, matthew instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology lacombe

fong, aaron engineering design and drafting edmonton

ford, aaron electrical-electrical eng. technology stony plain

foster, blair instrumentation-automation and robotics technology red deer

foster, stacey civil-construction sturgeon county

fraser, ross mechanical-power eng. technology bassano

fraser, tim mechanical-power eng. technology calgary

fritzsons, william engineering design and drafting calgary

froese, chris engineering design and drafting calgary

froland, andrew mechanical edmonton

fu, mingjing instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

galarneau, kevin metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

gallant, melissa chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

gallego, patrick neil chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

gallelli, russell mechanical-mechanical eng. technology crossfield

gallup, travis bioscience-environmental cochrane

gantumur, enkhod electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

gardiner, terrence civil-municipal eng. technology calgary

garland, chynna engineering design and drafting calgary

geddes, lorne civil-civil eng. technology lethbridge

gegolick, reid instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology st. albert

gerelus, geoffrey bioscience-environmental calgary

germs, david mechanical-mechanical eng. technology sherwood park

gharib, peter chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

gibson, brent mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

gieni, morgan electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

gill, gurbakshish electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

gillis, burton engineering design and drafting calgary

gimeno, joseph mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

glackin, mike chemical-chemical eng. technology red deer county

glegloff, kevin civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

glembiski, danna geological edmonton

golingay, carmelita petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

good, devin geomatics rocky mtn house

good, parker caroline

goolamabbas, shabbir electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

gorczyca, john electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

gordon, kyle instrumentation-automation and robotics technology calgary

gorembalem, jaromir engineering design and drafting calgary

gorluik, jesse electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

graham, colby electrical-electrical eng. technology delia

groeneveld, lee civil-civil eng. technology blackie

gronning, kyle petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

grusie, lane electronics-biomedical eng. technology sherwood park

guenther, kody chemical-chemical eng. technology whitecourt

gurung, pancha engineering design and drafting edmonton

hacker, emma civil-civil eng. technology lethbridge

hager, robert electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

hah, jeong hyun civil-construction calgary

haider, syed instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

hall, jeannette bioscience-environmental cochrane

halland, scott instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

hamende, valerie chemical-environmental calgary

hao, xinsheng instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

harder, keith mechanical-power eng. technology medicine hat

harker, jeff civil-municipal eng. technology lethbridge

hart, lindsay eddt-structural technology medicine hat

harter, devon engineering design and drafting lethbridge

harty, craig mechanical calgary

harun, alex civil-civil eng. technology fort mcmurray

harvey, william civil-civil eng. technology leduc

hassan, moataz electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

haughey, colin chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

hauser, kristopher petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

head, david electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

hebert, luc mechanical-power eng. technology edmonton

heiberg, severin architectural edmonton

heinrich, cody mechanical-power eng. technology regina

henderson, drew engineering design and drafting calgary

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issa, dlb petroleum-petrochemical technology edmonton

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ladan, matthew electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

ladhani, roohee chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

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lao, philip chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

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marchildon, aman electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

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marlatt, brendan geomatics edmonton

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martinez, norelys chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

martynowski, aron civil-civil eng. technology st. albert

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mcnabb, stewart mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

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melendez-rizo, sayri instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

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morgotch, steven petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

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morin, william civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

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nazari, mohsin mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

neda, alexander petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

negranza, renato instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

nekzad, rohin petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

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neufeld, mackenzie instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology acme

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ngo, khanh eddt-process piping technology calgary

nguyen, andrew civil-construction edmonton

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nguyen, huong electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

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nolte, curtis engineering design and drafting calgary

norman, michael instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

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nutzenberger, steven engineering design and drafting beaumont

nysten, brayden chemical-chemical eng. technology carstairs

o farrell, erin mechanical-materials eng. technology cold lake

o grady, brendan engineering design and drafting calgary

obodo, isaac chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

ofuk any, blaine building-construction eng. technology edmonton

ohanmu, patrick petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

ok, jaeyoung civil-construction calgary

olineck, tyler geological vegreville

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potter, christine environmental calgary

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raath, abel civil-civil eng. technology calgary

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reamer, dustin civil-civil eng. technology lethbridge

reaume, cody electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

redford, kristopher electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

reeder, trevor civil-civil eng. technology canmore

reglis, yiannis eddt-civil technology calgary

rehman, abdul instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

reichard, brennan engineering design and drafting lethbridge

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richardson, ryan electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

rivas, jessica engineering design and drafting calgary

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rocha, john civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

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rodriguez, christian mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

roszko, darcy chemical-chemical eng. technology mayerthorpe

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royer, jean electrical-electrical eng. technology sherwood park

rus, k amil building-construction eng. technology edmonton

rusk, brian mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

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rysavy, derek petroleum-petroleum eng. technology rosetown

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sarafin, justin electronics-telecomm. eng. technology sherwood park

savare, nogaye civil-municipal eng. technology calgary

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scheele, chris civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

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talhouni, kosai electronics-telecomm. eng. technology edmonton

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walker, david mechanical-mechanical eng. technology devon

walline, devin civil-civil eng. technology stony plain



wancho, john bioscience-laboratory edmonton

wang, jia ji instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

wang, wei electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

wang, wuan instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

wang, zong jun mechanical-materials eng. technology edmonton

webber-drisdelle, jane bioscience-environmental calgary

wei, kevin engineering design and drafting edmonton

weiman, justin chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

weller, drue building-construction eng. technology edmonton

welty, bruce petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

weng, ching fa electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

wensley, joshua electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

werner, andrew mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

wida, mustata chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

wilanowski, paul mechanical edmonton

wildeman, trent instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

wilkinson, andrew mechanical-materials eng. technology edmonton

windle, darren instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology red deer

woeckener, david electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

woods, adam electronics-computer eng. technology edmonton

wooten, sheila civil-water resources technology barrhead

worthing, cody chemical-chemical eng. technology stony plain

wosley, steven electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

wright, graham electronics-computer eng. technology calgary

wrightson, john civil-civil eng. technology calgary

wrzosek, brenden electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

wybenga, stephen building-construction eng. technology edmonton

xie, guoxiong petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

yaghi, mejd engineering design and drafting whitecourt

yang, jing electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

ying, chao instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

yoon, hongki metallurgical-welding eng. technology edmonton

yoon, jungsik civil-civil eng. technology calgary

yougner, alison mechanical fort sask atchewan

young, k ala bioscience-environmental calgary

youse, devon mechanical-manufacturing equipment eng. technology edmonton

yu, andy architectural calgary

yu, baldwin eddt-civil technology calgary

yu, dongbo instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

yue, peng electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

zahid, k amran petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

zaiffdeen, stephan chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

zandbeek, nicholas electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

zemeadim, simon mechanical-power eng. technology calgary

zerrudo, agustin engineering design and drafting edmonton

zhang, sam electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

zhang, wei metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

zhang, xia ying electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

zheng, jun instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

zhu, maohua electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

zhu, tao instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology edmonton

zhu, yi electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

zimmer, richard electrical-electrical eng. technology daysland

zork, payden civil-construction leduc

assocIate technIcIanaujla, inderpal civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

bloxom, margot bioscience-environmental calgary

harker, ronald electrical-industrial controls calgary

ogden, alec geomatics calgary

reid, andy electronics-industrial calgary

assocIate technologIstde waal, koen civil-civil eng. technology

kempe, ronald electrical-electrical eng. technology hanna

larsen, lars-erik building-architectural edmonton

siemak, dennis engineering design and drafting calgary

winter, brent geomatics-mapping technology red deer

certIfIed technIcIan (c.tech.)asgarpourtary, khashayar civil-civil eng. technology calgary

berdan, vince architectural calgary

blain, robert electronics-broadcast comm. calgary

burke, michael mechanical onoway

crowley, derek eddt-structural technology edmonton

jarratt, lee architectural gibbons

jaswal, sukhdev civil-civil eng. technology calgary

jones, david bioscience-environmental calgary

knutson, martin engineering design and drafting medicine hat

kuhl, melanie bioscience-environmental edmonton

leavitt, k asz civil-civil eng. technology lethbridge

mackinnon, kevin electrical-electrical eng. technology lethbridge

malloy, andrew architectural yellowknife

muhl, edmund geomatics-survey eng. technology peace river

peterson, lyndsey mineral-geological calgary

reyes, willie mechanical winnipeg

sibayan, edward electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

sillador, rory electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

toledo, dennis civil-civil eng. technology lethbridge

vegh-morin, wayne instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology fort sask atchewan

yapp, kim electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

certIfIed engIneerIng technologIst (c.e .t.)alexander, michael information technology edmonton

atkin, bryce civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

barnes, james mechanical-mechanical eng. technology millet

baru, anthony geomatics edmonton

beck, sheldon civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

bramwell, tarik engineering design and drafting edmonton

bryden, lisa mechanical-mechanical eng. technology lamont

buote, chase building-construction eng. technology edmonton

bush, glenda chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

chaulk, natalie mechanical-mechanical eng. technology grande prairie

chin, victoria petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

cruz, myra civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

cullen, donald electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

davidson, jesse civil-civil eng. technology yellowknife

davis, lance geomatics calgary

de guzman, jorge electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

de varennes, nicole mechanical-materials eng. technology edmonton

derewianko, natalie geological calgary

everitt, joel petroleum-petroleum eng. technology sylvan lake

friesen, kevin engineering design and drafting calgary

fry, alexander eddt-civil technology calgary

george, david electronics-telecomm. eng. technology st. albert

girvan, iain civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

guantero, chyda mechanical-industrial edmonton

guevarra, romano angelo architectural calgary

hagi-memet, adina petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

haglund, shaun mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

hallman, kerri architectural calgary

hansra, manpreet electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

harlton, benjamin building-construction eng. technology calgary

hoernig, marina petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

huestis, nicolas electrical-electrical eng. technology airdrie

hunter, tanya civil-water supply and waste water control edmonton

hynman, annette mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

ishfaq, ehtisham mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

johnson, chase building-construction eng. technology wetaskiwin

k arasiuk, darren electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

kester, darren petroleum-petroleum eng. technology three hills

khaled, fady electronics-robotics and automation technology calgary

kholdisabeti, roshanak chemical-chemical science calgary

kirchner, lorin civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

kiriakides, chris building-construction eng. technology edmonton

kohut, trevor engineering design and drafting edmonton

kope, pamela geological drayton valley

koval, iryna petroleum - bapet calgary

kraft, gordon electrical-electrical eng. technology cochrane

kress, alexander petroleum-petroleum eng. technology bonnyville

langell, mitchell metallurgical-welding eng. technology red deer

layton, benjamin petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

lee, sung metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

manarin, stephen electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

matthiessen, brett electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

mcdermott, michael petroleum-hydrocarbon calgary

mcginnis, jeffery chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

measner, brent electrical-electrical eng. technology slave lake

mehari, amanuel electronics-electronics eng. technology edmonton

molloy, edward electrical-electrical eng. technology devon

morris, scott mechanical-mechanical eng. technology sherwood park

mueck, reuben building eng. technology sedgewick

ngo, hien engineering design and drafting calgary

o’neill, terry mechanical calgary

olinyk, peter electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

padberg, mark petroleum-petroleum eng. technology edmonton

parsons, gregory civil-civil eng. technology grande prairie

paskuski, brian civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

ponto, ryan eddt-municipal technology edmonton

reddick, scott electronics-electronics eng. technology fort mcmurray

riley, john instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology fort mcmurray

rubie, clayton calgary

ruiz, alberto building-construction eng. technology airdrie

saavedra, chris electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

saigeon, amanda electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

sapieha, charlene chemical-chemical eng. technology calgary

schlosser, joseph petroleum-petroleum eng. technology red deer

scholefield, robert electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

scott, shellie petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary


seville, sean civil-civil eng. technology st. albert

shabazz, ahmad mechanical leduc

shanthikumar, reuben civil-civil eng. technology calgary

smith, patti civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

smith, stephanie chemical-chemical eng. technology edmonton

stagg, ryan building-construction eng. technology camrose

stewart, ryan engineering design and drafting calgary

suchan, krystle civil-municipal eng. technology camrose

taguchi, david calgary

thibert, marc electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

thomas, joseph civil-civil eng. technology magrath

trefry, david civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

vanee, michael mechanical-aeronautical eng. technology calgary

vaughan, jeremy mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

vo, van electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

weseen, robert mechanical-power eng. technology olds

wickramasinghe, chamith metallurgical-welding eng. technology calgary

williams, jeffrey industrial-industrial eng. technology calgary

winder, ronald electronics-computer eng. technology irricana

zein, moukhtar mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

zemlak, ashley petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

professIonal technologIst (p.tech.)al haddad, george electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

banack, steven electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

baron, john petroleum-petroleum eng. technology high river

bernas, kerry petroleum-petroleum eng. technology calgary

bolier, jennifer civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

brooks, david instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

campbell, brent civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

ceuric, dean electrical-electrical eng. technology calgary

clark, michael electrical-electrical eng. technology edmonton

cooper, adam civil-municipal eng. technology airdrie

crescini, loretta civil-structural eng. technology calgary

evers-dakers, maureen petroleum-hydrocarbon calgary

fahey, steven mechanical-aeronautical eng. technology calgary

gaber, mohamed mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

graves, aaron instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology tees

green, john civil-civil eng. technology calgary

harrison, kevin electronics edmonton

henry, daniel instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology calgary

jungwirth, daniel electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

kennedy, david mechanical-mechanical eng. technology whitehorse

koncur, cheryl instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology fort sask atchewan

lamoureux, james mechanical-mechanical eng. technology fort sask atchewan

lavallie, vern electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

lorenz, kurt engineering design and drafting lloydminster

luciw, dan electrical-electrical eng. technology st. albert

macnamara, shawn mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

masse, claude mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

mcclarty, edward civil-civil eng. technology fort st. john

motyk a, jeffrey geomatics-survey eng. technology edmonton

nowicki, paul mechanical-mechanical eng. technology edmonton

santera jr., mapalad civil-civil eng. technology edmonton

seidle, sandie electronics-electronics eng. technology calgary

tetreau, denis instrumentation-instrumentation eng. technology okotoks

tiedemann, j. brad civil-municipal eng. technology calgary

topolnisky, harley geological cochrane

wallace, douglas mechanical-mechanical eng. technology calgary

watier, michael civil-civil eng. technology st. albert

watts, russell civil-municipal eng. technology red deer

white, ryan mechanical-mechanical eng. technology spruce grove

winthrop, william civil-civil eng. technology calgary

lIfe membersbourlet, dan r.e.t.basile, lawrence c.e.t. b.comm. mba

hunter, david r.e.t.

retIred membersgardner, harrison c.e.t. rcet

stoddart, shawn c.e.t. rcet

dahn, heinz c.e.t. rcet

lorenz, garry c.e.t. rctec

kwan, tat r.e.t. rret

members on the move

In memorIam

Iqbal Chaudhary, C.E.T. is now working as an AFD Petroleum engineering technologist with Shell oil Company in Fort McMurray.

Norman Kyle, R.E.T., P.L.(Eng.) has joined the City of Grande Prairie engineering Department as their new Senior transportation Analyst.

Kevin Lanh, C.E.T. has moved from Luft Industries Ltd. to a position as Drilling equipment technologist at Rostel Industries, A Division of Precision Drilling in Calgary.

Daniel Malone, C.E.T. has accepted a position as Project Manager at Pyramid Process Fabricators in Nisku. He was previously with Garneau Manufacturing.

Have you started a business, switched positions, jobs or cities and want to let your ASET colleagues know about it?

Submit your information to [email protected] and we’ll publish it here in a future issue of Technology Alberta.

Daniel Armstrong, C.E.T. Sault Ste. Marie.

Jaunito Bautista, C.E.T. Calgary.

Richard Robinson, C.E.T. edmonton.

Donald Thorogood Mr. thorogood was President of ASet for the 1964-65 term and made significant contributions to the organiza-tion. He was one of the 12 founding members of ASet and involved in gaining in-dependence from APeGGA

and establishing chapters. Mr. thorogood passed away August 15, 2011 in Maple Ridge, B.C.

An article about Mr. thorogood’s time as ASet President was published in the June/July 2009 isse of Technology Alberta, available at www.aset.ab.ca.


ASET expresses sincere condolences to friends and family.

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