The incoming VP in situ of Suncor Energy is confronted with issues of operation at a brand new facility that uses the technology that is innovative in situ. This technology gets bitumen in reservoirs too deep for mining practices that are conventional to regain.
Recently, the website has come under investigation for two environmental conformity costs related to a lost piece of pollution control equipment. The new vice president needs to examine the root causes of the operating challenges of the facility and create a plan to provide on the parent company's operational excellence strategy. Writer Stephanie Bertels is affiliated with Simon Fraser University. Connie Van der Byl is affiliated with Mount Royal University and Frances Bowen is affiliated with University of London.
PUBLICATION DATE: May 24, 2013 PRODUCT #: W13208-HCB-ENG
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