SENTINEL VANGUARDQualified specialists, each with their own profile.
Specialists join through a named introduction and a documented scope. Each carries their own professional designation and insurance, and signs their own work.
The specialists you can engage.
Each specialist has their own profile: who they are, what they are qualified to sign, the sectors they work in and how to engage them. Select a discipline to narrow the list.
Mark Berndt
Senior advisory and program leadership for operators in high-consequence industries.
- AB / BC / SK
- Energy, Pipeline, Utilities
- By arrangement
Profiles are published as each specialist is introduced and approved.
Looking for a discipline that is not listed? Tell us what you need and we will tell you who we would put forward.
How a specialist joins the network.
- A named introductionSomeone we know introduces the specialist and speaks for their work.
- A documented scopeWe record the discipline, what the specialist will and will not sign, and the sectors they work in.
- Designation and insurance on fileWe obtain the evidence before any engagement and track when each certificate expires.
- Independent review of early workThe first deliverables are reviewed by someone other than the author.
Disciplines we expect to introduce first.
Industrial hygiene, wildfire planning, emergency response and security assessment are the first disciplines we plan to introduce. More are added by introduction as client work requires them.
Inside an engagement
A specialist works to a written scope, reports through the engagement lead, and signs their own deliverables. Sentinel coordinates, schedules and controls the documents around them.
Specialists, get in touch
If you work in a discipline where clients need a qualified professional, tell us about your scope, your designation and the sectors you serve.