At Tracerco, we know that a strong culture isn’t just built in boardrooms, it’s shaped every day by the conversations, contributions, and care of our colleagues around the world.

That is why we are proud to spotlight our Colleague Forum, a dynamic, global initiative that brings together representatives from across our business to act as the voice of our people. More than a sounding board, the Forum is a two-way channel that helps ideas flow freely between our workforce and leadership. And at the heart of it is our new UK and Rest of the World Chair; Jayne Turner, whose passion for amplifying employee voices makes her a natural fit for the role.

“The Colleague Forum is a group of representatives from across the business who act as a voice for employees,” says Jayne. “Their role is to listen to feedback, raise ideas or concerns, and work closely with leadership to ensure we continue making Tracerco a great place to work.”

Topics: people, employee recognition, Life at Tracerco, Working Lives, Colleague Forum

At Tracerco, our people are at the heart of everything we do. Every role, every shift, and every story plays a vital part in our success. Through our Working Lives campaign, we’re shining a light on the individuals whose dedication, innovation, and teamwork power our business around the world.

Today, we’re excited to introduce Vanessa, a Reservoir Technical Consultant based in Rio de Janeiro. With deep technical expertise and a passion for problem-solving, Vanessa plays a key role in helping our customers better understand their reservoirs using advanced tracer technologies to unlock critical insights.

Topics: people, employee recognition, Life at Tracerco, Working Lives

At Tracerco, our people are more than employees. They are at the heart of everything we do. That is why we are committed in providing opportunities that not only support our business growth but help our teams learn, grow, and thrive. 

One of the ways we bring this to life is through our Global Exchange Programme. Merlin Cherian’s story is a powerful example of how international experience can ignite fresh thinking and deeper connection across our teams.

Topics: people, employee recognition, Global exchange, Life at Tracerco

After years of reliable service in some of the world's most demanding environments, it's time for our first-generation Personal Electronic Dosimeter (PED1) to transition out of our main product line. We are announcing this planned transition over the next eight months as we fully move to the next generation of our personal radiation monitoring devices: Personal Electronic Dosimeters Gen 2 (PED2).

 

Topics: Awards, dose rate, monitoring, radiation, monitors, ped, personal electronic dosimeter, radiation monitor, radiation detection, dosimeter

At Tracerco, we have always believed that the most effective tools are the ones that make their purpose clear. That is why we are excited to share some important updates to how we name our measurement instrumentation product portfolio. These changes are designed to help you quickly identify the right measurement solutions for your specific challenges, whether that is monitoring level, density, or internal process behaviour.

Topics: nucleonic instrumentation, Separator, desalter optimization, Tracerco Profiler, nucleonic instrument, separator performance, instrumentation, multiphase separation, process control, instrumentation control, hydrocarbon separation train, increased separator efficiencies, nucleonic technology, enhanced interface control, process condition monitoring, profiler, Level+

Interactions between fractures in adjacent horizontal wells and development of methods for mitigating their costly negative effects has become the focus of much discussion within the industry. Operators are now acutely aware that one of the key challenges of infill development is avoiding interwell communication between Parent and newly drilled and fractured infill wells.

Topics: chemical tracers, reservoir, reservoir characterisation, fracture diagnostics, well communication

At Tracerco, we recognise that our people are our business and represent the future of our business.

Safety is one of the core foundations we value the most. Tracerco and its employees partnered with businesses and charitable organisations in its local communities for its annual safety stand-down day in December 2019. During the event, we focussed on a range of safety issues, from the more common concerns such as slips, trips and falls, to protecting the environment and how personal wellness and mental well- being can have an impact on safety.

In this blog, we will highlight and discuss our top tips for hosting a successful safety stand-down in the workplace.

Topics: safety, safety stand-down, education, health and safety, safety awareness, EHS culture, safety education, people, EHS, safety culture, mental wellbeing, workplace safety, work safe home safe, safety behaviour, EHS behaviour, employees

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In many parts of the world, corruption is common and a part of everyday life. Apart from the corrosive effect this has on quality of service and availability of appropriate justice, this also has a negative effect on commerce. Reputable companies and people are unable to compete, so the market is left to others who are willing to ignore laws put in place to prevent corruption. Where this occurs, the economy suffers due to lack of investment which eventually contributes to poverty, pollution and poor health for the majority of the people who do not profit from corrupt activities. This is the type of environment where fuel fraud can flourish. In this latest blog, Tracerco will discuss how the implementation of a fuel marking program can help in the fight against fuel corruption

Topics: consumer protection, product quality, revenue protection, fiscal tax recovery, safeguard brand equity, adulterated fuel, brand security, counterfeit detection, authentication, product authentication, fuel fraud, brand protection technology, brand authentication, brand protection, counterfeiting, safeguard brand quality, brand, fuel marking, fuel marker, fuel marker technology, fuel adulteration, fuel smuggling, counterfeit fuel

Maintaining the integrity of subsea pipelines is essential for all oil and gas operators for a variety of reasons. This includes but is not limited to; ensuring the safety of offshore operations, limiting the risk of environmental damage, legally complying with strict regulations, and maximising production via operational efficiencies / extending asset life. Discovery^TM, the world’s only field proven subsea CT scanner, is a non-intrusive inspection instrument that enables offshore operators to quickly identify pipeline integrity flaws and obtain accurate wall thickness measurements without stopping or interrupting normal pipeline operations. In this blog, we will discuss three reasons why Discovery^TM is used by operators across the globe to ensure the integrity of their assets and learn the ins and outs of subsea pipeline inspection.

Topics: Discovery, pipeline integrity, Asset Integrity, Subsea Technologies, subsea pipelines, Subsea, Subsea Inspection, Subsea Integrity

The challenging conditions faced in today’s oil and gas market has increased the focus on cost effective, sustainable operations. Operators are faced with the decision of extending or ending offshore production asset life and pre-decommissioning planning has emerged as a key challenge for the industry. Mitigating uncertainty, enabling decision making and justification as to whether to end or extend asset life, as well as detailed knowledge of asset conditions is crucial. In this blog, we will discuss how a range of Diagnostics services can be used to provide this detailed knowledge throughout late life operations.

Topics: pipeline integrity, Flow assurance, chemical tracers, reservoir, reservoir characterisation, NORM, NORM Management, Decommissioning, Flooded Memeber Inspection, Subsea Inspection, Subsea Integrity, water inflow, inflow measurement, pipeline life extension