Internal corrosion continues to be the leading cause of failures within oil and gas gathering systems, even though each incident could be avoided if over-life mitigation were properly aligned to the corrosive conditions. History demonstrates essential improvement to safety and financial performance will not occur by relying upon existing hazard assessment and mitigation standards that have delivered an unchanging failure incident rate for each of the past 40-years. As an innovative engineering firm, we are dedicated to extracting value from industry data to help our clients de-risk their pipeline assets better than existing industry methods. We engage our clients as vital participants within a vibrant process of continuous learning and improvement. The knowledge and operating experience of field and chemical teams has been vital to the discovery of new insights that underpin our advanced integrity classification algorithms, already proven to eliminate pipeline failures with a 45 % reduction in direct mitigation costs. We responded to the concerns of field operations teams by uniquely considering the reservoir, drilling, and stimulation operations, well production dynamics and connected pipelines as an integrated system. For 10-years we have been continually scouring more than 40 billion data records for wells and pipelines within AER public data sources to progressively reveal complex data patterns as the foundation for advanced integrity hazard classification algorithms. The mitigation guidance we publish in response to the corporate hazard classification profile guarantees field and chemical teams can properly align their work with the severity of integrity hazards, positioning them to independently modify work schedules whenever changes to operating conditions affect the risk of failure. Join your peers who have already benefited from our data service. David Richardson, P.Eng. (403) 880-2835