Alberta’s oil and gas industry is vital, providing heat and power to millions of Canadians and Americans. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most scrutinized.
 

Most of Canada’s pipelines were built in the 50s and 60s, constructed using workforce, materials, and technology over a half-century ago.

Due to limitations on new construction, pipeline operators have been required to apply new technologies to repair existing pipelines rather than construct new ones.

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The industry's primary concern thus is placed on maintaining "pipeline integrity" to ensure the health and safety of the public and environment century ago.

"At Tilt Inspection, we understand that the integrity of a pipeline means more than structural integrity,” says founder Kelly Dalke.

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It means the integrity of our client’s business. A break in a pipe can mean more than ecological damage. It can mean the destruction of public confidence in a pipeline company — confidence that has taken years, or even decades, to build.”