TELUS Business Solutions, Energy Vertical, BJ Services Company Canada and PTAC Petroleum Technology
Alliance Canada, invite you and representatives from your organization to attend an information session on
how new Automated Vehicle Location (AVL), Global Positioning System (GPS) and communications technologies
for Mobile Resource Management (MRM) can improve worker safety and productivity for producers and oilfield service companies.
BACKGROUND
The petroleum industry is challenged with finding new ways to work efficiently and effectively to manage and track
their assets. Field operators, drillers, contractors, drivers and managers are all faced with following standards
set by federal and provincial legislation and internal safety departments.
Jim Huff, a Director and a founding member of TELUS Geomatics Business Unit, part of the TELUS' National Applications
team within TELUS Business Solutions, will address wireless Mobile Resource Management - commonly known
as GPS fleet tracking - as it relates to small, medium, and large service companies within the petroleum industry.
BENEFITS
Oilfield service companies currently employing GPS technology receive measurable benefits, especially in the areas
of transportation efficiency, field worker safety, and dispatching and scheduling. Business benefits include a short
return on investment cycle time, the ability to monitor driver behaviour, location event tracking and the ability to
monitor federal and provincial legislation compliance.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This session is for Fleet and OH&S managers in the oil and gas industry, including producers and oilfield service
companies, who need to manage a fleet of vehicles, ensure safety of workers, meet compliance demands and improve
field efficiencies.
To obtain technical information on TELUS MRM, please contact: Grant Berry of TELUS Geomatics by
email at grant.berry@TELUS.com or by phone at: (780) 493-3140, or
visit www.telusgeomatics.com.
DISCLAIMER:
PTAC is only a facilitator for this presentation. PTAC makes no representation regarding ownership or quality of any technology described by a presenter, or generally as to the contents of a presentation. PTAC does not endorse any presenter nor the technology presented. Please use your own judgment. PTAC trusts that each presenter will engage in fair trade practices, but does not police or otherwise enforce this policy in any manner.
