Patrick Teevens, CD, P.Eng., FNACE, MCIC
• Pat is a Chemical Engineer (via APEGA Exam Route (1980 -1989) and Analytical Chemist B.Sc. (Chemistry) University of Calgary (specialization in inorganic and electrochemistry) (June 1978)
• 46+ years of oilfield industry experience having worked extensively in Canada, the US, South America, Middle East (Kuwait, UAE and Qatar), China, India, Malaysia and Australia/New Zealand
• Subject Matter Expert witness in Carlsbad, NM, of the August 2000, El Paso gas transmission pipeline explosion litigation and the Lead Corrosion Investigator of the June 2014 GAIL, Tatipaka pipeline explosion at Rajahmundry, India. Both explosions resulted in multiple fatalities at both locations and serious life-threatening injuries in the latter.
• Pat holds licenses as a P.Eng. (Chemical Engineering) Alberta (#M34106), British Columbia (#19380) and Ontario (#100229333)
• Pat is a 20-year Veteran (1971 – 1991) of the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve (RCNR) and he retired as a Lieutenant (N) with a Canadian Forces Decoration (CD) Awarded in 1983
• He was awarded the NACE International 2017 Technical Achievement Award at CORROSION 2017, New Orleans (March 29th, 2017) for development of Broadsword’s accurate and reproducible internal corrosion predictive model call enpICDA™, now in its 40th year of development commencing in 1984
• Awarded the NACE International 2019 NACE International Fellow Honour at CORROSION 2019, Nashville (March 27th, 2019)
• He has specialty certifications as a NACE Corrosion Specialist (1985), NACE Internal Corrosion Specialist (2013) and a Cathodic Protection Specialist (1985)
• He is also an API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector since 1992 (#1340, Washington, D.C.)
