Management
Murray Elliott
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PRESIDENT AND CEO
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Jo-Anne Bund
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GENERAL COUNSEL AND CORPORATE SECRETARY
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Paula M.A. Campkin
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VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS AND SAFETY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE
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Steve Suto
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VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS SERVICES AND CHIEF PRIVACY OFFICER
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Board of Directors
Steve Reynish
Board Chair
Lisa Baiton
President and CEO
CAPP
Mary Cianchetti
President, Standards
CSA Group
Mike Doyle
President
CAGC
Céline Gerson
President and Group Director, Americas
Fugro
Vacant
Member Representative
EPAC
Jason Klein
CEO
LNG Canada
Kevin Krausert
CEO and Co-Founder
Avatar Innovations
Gurpreet Lail
President and CEO
Enserva
Laura Sayavedra
Senior Vice President, Safety, Projects & Chief Administrative Officer
Enbridge
Mark Scholz
President and CEO
CAOEC
Dean Halewich
SVP, Safety, Risk Management & Innovation
Canadian Natural Resources Limited
Peter Zebedee
Executive Vice President, Oil Sands
Suncor Energy Inc.
Terms of Reference
The Board of Directors of Energy Safety Canada is responsible for the stewardship of the organization and for overseeing the affairs of ESC and the activities of management set out in this Terms of Reference. Management is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the organization.
The board will focus on strategic leadership that will emphasize:
- The future of safety in the oil and gas industry
- A clear distinction of the roles of the Board and staff
- Pro-activity rather than reactivity
In carrying out its strategic leadership responsibilities Board members will need to strike a balance between their responsibilities to present the views of their particular trade associations and their responsibilities to promote the overall welfare of Energy Safety Canada and the industry. Done effectively this will enable the Board to direct, control and inspire the organization through careful deliberation and establishment of policy. That policy will then be carried out by management and staff.
Safety Standards Council
The Safety Standards Council is a senior-level industry advisory body that represents approximately 70 per cent of activity in Canada’s oil and gas industry across all sectors and company sizes. The Council works with Energy Safety Canada to develop standards and determine the best approach for industry-wide adoption.