Mike Early, B.SC
Senior Decommissioning Project Manager
Mike Early is an experienced decommissioning project manager with over 24 years experience in both the office and the field. Over his career, Mike has managed the abandonment and decommissioning of hundreds of pipelines and facilities of various sizes and complexity through out Western Canada’s upstream oil & gas sector. Mike possesses a deep understanding of provincial directives, regulations and a solid understanding of the requirements needed to support clients’ projects and strives to complete his projects on time and on budget while maintaining a strong focus on health, safety and the environment (HSE).
Mike collaborates with both the clients’ internal teams and external service providers to ensure clients meet their goals. His vast knowledge in decommissioning allows him to provide Site Specific Liability Assessments reports, robust project cost estimating, and the development of detailed work plans. Mike’s previous experience at ConocoPhillips and BP Canada has given him valuable exposure working on large scale decommissioning projects and the knowledge required to manage multifaceted tasks and develop procurement strategies that can result in cost savings for clients.
Our Work in Treaty 8
"The Loon River First Nation has witnessed firsthand the quality of ELM's work and the company's commitment to our treaty lands as they carried out all of our abandonment, decommissioning and reclamation/remediation programs, They are sensitive to project timelines and budgets with a keen focus on communication throughout the entire process...
We had prior knowledge of their reputation for "doing things right" and in a respectful manner. We did not want to cut corners as we restored our land back to its natural state thus preserving it for our Nation's future generations."
- Chief Ivan Sawan, Loon River First Nation
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ELM’s office is located on Treaty 7 land and the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, and the Métis Nation (Region 3). In the Spirit of reconciliation, we continue to develop and foster strong relationships with the people, communities, and lands where we work.
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