Kingston Midstream
Justin Rieseberg has extensive work experience in the energy industry. Justin started their career as an Apprentice Pipefitter at Diaser Management in 2003. From 2008 to 2015, they worked at Gibson Energy, where they initially served as a Project Engineer, handling small pipeline inspections and tank cleanings before progressing to larger projects involving facility piping modifications and implementing truck offload skids. In 2011, they were promoted to the role of Project Manager P.Eng., managing various projects ranging from 1MM to over 100MM in size, with a focus on the Hardisty, Alberta area. Notable achievements included successfully completing the Hardisty Unit Rail Connection within strict timelines and budget constraints. In 2016, Justin joined Enbridge Pipelines as a Project Engineer for a brief period before moving to Kingston Midstream the same year. At Kingston Midstream, they were initially selected by the Growth Projects Group to complete projects for the Calgary Office, before being transferred to Calgary in 2017 to work with the Calgary Engineering group. In June 2019, TEML rebranded to Kingston Midstream.
Justin Rieseberg holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering, which they obtained from the University of Saskatchewan. Justin pursued their studies at the university from 2003 to 2008.
Kingston Midstream
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Kingston Midstream is a Canadian midstream infrastructure company that safely transports hydrocarbons to refineries across North America through an integrated network of gathering pipelines, storage tanks, rail and truck terminals. This is done in partnership with key members of the supply chain who work to ensure energy resources efficiently get from source to final destination safely and economically, where they will be used to drive industry, innovation and the economy forward. With corporate headquarters in Calgary, Alberta and operations in Saskatchewan and Manitoba, Kingston Midstream is committed to building resource partnerships and solutions for the future. This means protecting the best interests of all stakeholders and maintaining an open, informative and productive dialogue with landowners, community stewards, employees and customers. Kingston Midstream is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Winnipeg-based James Richardson & Sons, Limited (JRSL), which was founded in 1857 in Kingston, Ontario. A private, family-owned and operated corporation, JRSL is actively involved in global agriculture and food processing, financial services and real estate investment, as well as energy exploration, transportation and marketing.