434 Eagle Heights.
Canmore, Alberta T1W 3C9
(403) 675-4413 (H)
(403) 993-6673 (W)
frank.mcintyre@shaw.ca
Frank McIntyre
Objective
To apply my knowledge and experience as a manager and exploitation
engineering specialist to improve the cash flow and value of an oil
company and to mentor more junior staff to become more effective in
both the workplace and in life in general.
Experience
2008 – 2010
Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
Calgary, AB
Engineering Technical Specialist
 Directly managing team reservoir engineers (3 people) overseeing the
miscible enhanced oil recovery operations of three tertiary miscible floods
in Rainbow Lake Alberta.
This was part-time(three days per week), doing the job of a recently
retired “Manager of Enhanced Oil Recovery”. It also included managing
projects related to acid gas injection and NGL sales for the Rainbow
Lake area.
2004 - 2007
Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
Calgary, AB
District Manager, Rainbow Assets
 Directly managing team of geologists, geophysicists, production, reservoir
staff (22 people) as well as field operations staff (125 personnel).
Field operations included a major gas plant and oil battery processing
170 mmcfd of raw gas, 20 MBbls/d of oil and 60 MBbls/d of water, and
injecting 16 MBbls/d of NGL’s, 100 mmcfd of gas and 25 MBbls/d of
water to enhance oil recovery. It also included both operated and nonoperated sweet gas gathering and processing facilities.
2000 - 2004
Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
Calgary, AB
Rainbow Asset Managers
 Directly managing team of geologists, geophysicists, production, reservoir
staff (22 people)
 Coordinate teams of geologists, geophysicists, production, reservoir,
drilling, completion and joint venture staff to maximize value of assets (as
below)
1983–2000
Husky Oil Operations Ltd.
Calgary, AB
Manager Reservoir Engineering and EOR
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Decreased production decline from 25% to 4% per year.
Increased reserves by 290%.
Added 18% per year to reserves with new schemes and wells.
Coordinate teams of geologists, geophysicists, production, reservoir,
drilling, completion and joint venture staff to maximize value of assets
producing 55 MBOE per day with reserves of 120 MMBOE and NPVAT
10% of $600 MM
1980–1983
Dome Petroleum Limited
Calgary, AB
Group Supervisor - Oil Exploitation
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Supervised three Project Leaders, with a group of nine engineers and
technologists and three co-op students, evaluating oil and gas leases for
drilling and acquisition.
 Completed an engineering review of the Willesden Green miscible flood
and managed of oil properties including waterfloods.
1979–1980
Amerada Minerals
Calgary, AB
Senior Production Engineer
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Supervised two engineers designing completions, workovers, and
production facilities for the Ferrier and Willesden Green Fields.
1973–1979
Gulf Canada Limited
Edmonton & Calgary
Various – last- Supervisor Petroleum Engineering
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Held various positions, starting with field engineer, in Edmonton, then
reservoir engineer and completions engineer in Calgary.
 Became Supervisor of Petroleum Engineering, which conducted
reservoir studies, prepared government applications, designed and
started new waterfloods, prepared waterflood and unit operations reports,
and sat on joint interest technical committees. This included all of Gulf
Canada operated fields and pools.
1972–1973
Bariod of Canada Limited
Various Fields
ADT Engineer
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Held various positions, starting with drilling fluids engineer and later
became an applied drilling technology engineer – worked on wells in both
Alberta foothills and in the arctic islands.
Education
1968–1972
University of Saskatchewan
 B.Sc., Geological Engineering (Petroleum Option).
Volunteer Work,
R&D Activity and
Synergy
1. Industry Advisory Committee – U of C Petroleum Engineering
Program – participated in discussions of curriculum and other
issues and opportunities related to the U of C Petroleum
Engineering Department.
Saskatoon, SK
2. PTAC – served as a Director for one term and sat on the “Increased
Recovery Steering Committee” – advising and directing research
aimed at increasing recovery of conventional oil and gas.
3. Petroleum Society of CIM – Served on the Technical Subcommittee
for five Annual Technical Conferences and one Horizontal Well
Conference, serving as the Technical Chairman in one Annual
Technical Conference. Also, co-chaired six sessions and judged
student papers in three sessions. Served two terms as a Director of
the Petroleum Society (four years), acting in the capacities of
Treasurer, Director of Publications, Technical Program Director
(monthly technical meetings), and Administration Director.
4. Served as Director of the Petroleum Recovery Institute for two terms
and as an active participant, representing Husky on two PRI
Technical Advisory Groups.
5. Active participant in the DEA-44 Horizontal Well Drilling research
project, including chairing of the Organizing Committee of one
annual meeting.
6. Coordinated and participated in many inter-company synergy
meetings with ExxonMobil and Imperial for the Rainbow Lake area
and acted as Chair of the Mobil/Husky Rainbow Lake Operating
Committee for four years. Also, attended several meetings of the
Swan Hills Synergy Group during discussions of EOR activity with
Alberta Department of Energy.
7. Taught a three day course on Hydrocarbon Miscible Flooding to the
Japanese National Oil Corporation.
Industry Training
Courses
Publications
Baroid-Sales Engineering and Drilling Fluids
Baroid-Drilling Engineering and Logging
Dresser-Open Hole Logging
Thorne Consultants Limited-Petroleum Production Engineering
Core Labs Limited-Basic & Advanced Core Analysis, Fluid Sampling &
Analysis
Gulf Research and Development Company-Reservoir Simulation
Cottrell Survival Consultants Limited-Survival Techniques
Gulf-HTSC-Primary Cementing Practices
Gulf-HTSC-Completions and Stimulations
Gulf-Management I
Amerada-Log Evaluations
OGCI-Enhanced Oil Recovery II
Hycal-Miscible Flooding
PHH-Reservoir Simulation Workshop
S.Love-Project Management
KT-Problem Solving and Decision Making Workshop
Consulting Skills Associates-Consulting Skills For Professionals
Canadian Management Center-Improving Managerial Skills
Husky-Economics II
U of C – Natural Gas Processing
Husky Oil Ltd. – Developing Husky Oil Leaders
McIntyre, F.J., Polkowski, G.A., Bron, J., and Pow, M.J., "Radioactive
Tracers Monitor Solvent Spreading in Rainbow Vertical Hydrocarbon
Miscible Flood", presented at the 1985 SPE Annual Technical
Conference and Exhibition held in Las Vegas, Sept. 22-25, 1985 and
published in the Feb. 1988 SPE Reservoir Engineering journal, pp. 273280.
Adamache, I., McIntyre, F.J., Pow, M., Lewis, D., Davis, R., Kuhme, A.,
Bloy, G., Van Regen, N., Butler, S., Sheppard, G., and Grenon, J.P.:
"Horizontal Well Application in a Vertical Miscible Flood", CIM/SPE
Paper No. 90-125 presented at the International Technical Meeting,
jointly hosted by the Petroleum Society of CIM and the Society of
Petroleum Engineers in Calgary, June 10-13, 1990 and published in the
Journal of Petroleum Technology, March 1994, Volume 33, No.3, pp1925.
McIntyre, F.J., See, D.L., Mallmes, R.M., Burger, D.H., Tsang, P.W.,
Zanussi, L.M.: "Production Optimization of a Horizontal Well in a
Vertical Hydrocarbon Miscible Flood Reservoir", CIM Paper No. 91-68
presented at the CIM/AOSTRA 1991 Technical Conference in Banff,
April 21-24, 1991.
McIntyre, F.J., See, D.L., Wong, F.Y., Fong, D.K., Adamache, I.: "Keys
to Successful Application of Horizontal Wells in Rainbow Carbonates,"
CIM Paper No. 92-32 presented at the CIM 1992 Annual Technical
Conference in Calgary June 7-10, 1992.
Grenon, J.P., Adamache, I., McIntyre, F.J., Zanussi, L.: "Rainbow Keg
River Horizontal Well Stimulation - Case Histories", presented at the
Petroleum Society of CIM, Horizontal Well Special Interest Group,
November 17, 1992 One Day Conference on Horizontal Wells.
Hunter, B., See, D., McIntyre, F.J.: "Challenges of Successfully
Producing Horizontal Wells From Thin Oil Banks Between Water and
Gas Zones in Rainbow Miscible Floods", presented at the SPE/CIM One
Day Conference on Horizontal Well Applications held in Calgary
November 1993.
Adamache, I., Grenon, J.P., McIntyre, F.: “Horizontal Well Applications in
Mature Vertical Miscible Floods - Case Histories”, Porous Media
Research Institute Seminar, University of Waterloo, November 19-20,
1992.
Fong, D.K., Wong, F.Y., McIntyre, F.J.: "An Unexpected Benefit of
Horizontal Wells on Offset Vertical Well Productivity in Vertical Miscible
Floods", published in the Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology,
November,1996.
Carr, L., Wong, F., Nagel, R., McIntyre, F., Rosenegger, L.: “An
Application of Chemical Tracers in Monitoring Injection in Vertical
Hydrocarbon Miscible Floods”, published in the Journal of Canadian
Petroleum Technology, September, 1997.
Wong, F., Fong, D., McIntyre, F.: “Design and Field Trial Application of
Foam in Production Wells to Improve Conformance”, published in the
Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology, February, 1997.
McIntyre, F.: “Concepts and Opportunities in Using Horizontal Wells in
High Quality Reservoirs”, distinguished author paper, published in the
Journal of Canadian Petroleum Technology, May, 1995.
McIntyre, F.J., Hunter, B., See, D., Wong, F., Fong, D., Adamache, I.:
“Redeveloping Mature Miscible Flood Reservoirs with Horizontal Wells:
A Summary of Six Years of Experience”, published in the Journal of
Canadian Petroleum Technology, March, 1996.
McIntyre, F.J., Fong, D., Rao, D.: “Application of a New Technique to
Optimize Injection Gas Composition for The Rainbow Keg River F Pool
Miscible Flood”, presented at the Petroleum Society of CIM 47th Annual
Technical Meeting held in Calgary, Alberta, June 10-12, 1996.
Fong, D.K., Laflamme, A., Grenon, J.P., Weaver,B.,McIntyre, F.J. and
Stetski, S.: “Desgn and Implementation of a Successful Vertical Tertiary
Hydrocarbon Miscible Flood”, published in the Journal of Canadian
Petroleum Technology, February, 2001.
McIntyre, F.J., Grenon, J.P., See, D.S.: “Horizontal Well Gas Shut Off Field Results”, published in the Journal of Canadian Petroleum
Technology, October, 1999.
Professional
Associations and
Directorships
1. Registered Professional Engineer in Alberta
2. Member of the Society of Petroleum Engineers.