Gareth Williams
About Gareth Williams
Gareth Williams is a Junior Geologist (G.I.T) currently employed at Touchstone Exploration Inc. in Calgary, Canada, where he has worked since 2019, following a series of internships and summer positions in the field of geology and environmental consulting.
Work at Touchstone Exploration
Gareth Williams has been employed at Touchstone Exploration Inc. as a Junior Geologist (G.I.T) since 2019. His role involves utilizing geological expertise to support exploration and production activities. Previously, he served as a Geology Intern at the same company for four months in 2019, where he gained foundational experience in the field. His current position has allowed him to develop skills in well planning for development wells, particularly in the Ortoire block.
Previous Experience in Environmental Consulting
Before his current role, Gareth worked as an Environmental Consultant at Ridgeline Canada Inc. for three months in 2018. This position provided him with insights into environmental assessments and compliance within the geological sector. He also held multiple summer student positions at Husky Energy, focusing on Corporate Responsibility in Reclamation and Remediation from 2017 to 2018, and Field Operations in 2016. These experiences contributed to his understanding of environmental regulations and field operations.
Education and Expertise
Gareth Williams earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Geology/Earth Science from Mount Royal University, completing his studies from 2014 to 2019. His academic background has equipped him with a solid foundation in geological principles and practices. He specializes in creating geologic maps using IHS Kingdom software, which includes net oil sands, structure, and production maps. His expertise extends to regulatory compliance, as he has assisted in the preparation of Certificate of Environmental Clearance (CEC) applications.
Background in Geological Field Operations
Gareth's background includes practical experience in geological field operations. He worked as a Field Operations Summer Student at Husky Energy in Grande Prairie, Alberta, in 2016. This role involved hands-on work in the field, contributing to his understanding of geological processes and operations. His subsequent roles in reclamation and remediation further enhanced his knowledge of environmental impacts and compliance in the energy sector.