Canadian Association of Drilling Engineers

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For drilling and completions specialists, Canadian Association of Drilling Engineers (CADE) currently offers one of the best networking and knowledge sharing opportunities in the Canadian petroleum industry.

Based out of Calgary, Alberta, CADE has been an active association for 41 years. With more than 500 members from more than 300 companies, CADE represents a large spectrum of experience in all areas of operations and technologies. CADE is a non-profit association sponsored by companies associated with drilling and completing wells in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin.

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CADE offers various means for members to connect and share their insights. Monthly technical luncheons are held with technical and other topical industry presentations. Other membership benefits include our monthly publication “Canadian Well Construction Journal” and annual events such as our golf tournament.

Who Can Become a CADE Member?

CADE members can be anyone with an interest or merely employed in the drilling and completions industry. Typical members include drilling and completions engineers, geologists, technical personnel, sales personnel, and students. The skills and knowledge obtained by your participation in CADE will benefit you and your employer with direct application to your professional career. Student memberships are available to any post-secondary student interested in learning more about drilling and completions.

More Information on CADE?

Please visit us online at www.cadecanada.com where you can check out our upcoming events, our sponsors, and reach out to any of our executive team.

For drilling and completions specialists, CADE currently offers one of the best networking and knowledge sharing opportunities in the Canadian petroleum industry.

As of 2011, the Canadian Association of Drilling Engineers (CADE) has been active for 37 years. With more than 500 members from more than 300 companies, CADE represents a large spectrum of experience in all areas of operations and technologies. The skills and knowledge obtained by your participation in CADE will benefit you and your employer, with direct application to your professional career.

CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF DRILLING ENGINEER HQ
P.O. Box 957 STN M
Calgary, AB T2P 2K4

Email info@cadecanada.com
Website https://www.cadecanada.com/

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