Lori Meller
About Lori Meller
Lori Meller is a Project Engineer at Chemtrade Logistics with extensive experience in engineering roles at The Dow Chemical Company and a background in Chemical Engineering from the University of Alberta.
Current Role at Chemtrade Logistics
Lori Meller currently serves as a Project Engineer at Chemtrade Logistics. In this role, she is responsible for managing capital projects across multiple locations in western Canada. Lori transitioned from a Contract Project Engineer position to a full-time role in 2018, leveraging her extensive engineering experience to oversee project execution and maintain safety standards.
Previous Role at Chemtrade Logistics
Before becoming a full-time Project Engineer, Lori Meller worked as a Contract Project Engineer at Chemtrade Logistics for 11 years, from 2007 to 2018. During this period, she was based in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, where she developed and executed numerous projects, honing her skills in project management and delivering consistent results under tight deadlines.
Experience at The Dow Chemical Company
Lori Meller's career includes significant experience at The Dow Chemical Company, where she served in two engineering roles. She worked as an Improvement Engineer from 1997 to 2003 and as a Process Engineer from 1991 to 1997, both positions located in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. Her roles involved optimizing chemical processes and implementing engineering improvements, which built her foundation in chemical engineering and project management.
Education and Chemical Engineering Degree
Lori Meller holds a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Chemical Engineering from the University of Alberta, where she studied from 1986 to 1991. This solid educational background provided her with the technical knowledge and analytical skills needed to excel in various engineering roles. Her academic foundation has been pivotal in her professional development and successful career in the engineering industry.
Secondary Education at Harry Ainlay High School
Lori Meller completed her secondary education at Harry Ainlay High School, attending from 1983 to 1986. Here she laid the groundwork for her future studies and career in chemical engineering by excelling in science and mathematics courses, which prepared her for the rigorous academic challenges of her university education.