PureChem Services in Carlyle, SK, celebrated the opening of their new office space and technology centre with a customer appreciation luncheon on Wednesday, Sept. 14.
Jason Waugh, Vice President of Canadian Energy Services, explained, “The basis of building our new office and tech centre was to support the service industry in production of chemical in southeast Saskatchewan.”
“We wanted to provide a higher level of technical support, while our research and development allows operators to work towards producing at lower costs due to current environments, which encompasses suppressed commodity pricing currently.”
The PureChem division of Canadian Energy Services was created to create a production chemical and optimization company with the resources in infrastructure and technology as the larger companies in their sector all while providing services with a family owned feel. Able to adapt and react quickly to situations the company acts as a team; an aspect of the company which pride is taken in.
“Our lab and technology service facility helps us serve all of Western Canada,” Waugh added. “Our manufacturing facility south of town just went through an expansion, which lets us produce and manufacture goods for across Western Canada.”
From southwestern Manitoba to northeastern British Columbia they are involved with developing and manufacturing products for use across the prairies.
“Part of our goal when we first started PureChem was to create a culture people like working in, where they feel like they’re contributing,” Waugh said. “And we’ve been able to hire people who have contributed to the success of this company. It’s no one individual, but everyone involved that has allowed us to have success. Anybody can start a company, but if you don’t have the right people it doesn’t work and we have fantastic people here.”
