Tyrone's background experience includes work in Mining, Utilities, Facilities and Extraction areas.  He is experienced in estimating and installing instrumentation upgrades, as well as designing instrument shop layouts for new plant construction, instrument shut down planning, and acquisition of instrument shop equipment.

Through his involvement on many plant site projects Tyrone has earned a reputation for creating innovative solutions to difficult problems.  It is his nature to constantly search for better solutions and to maximize the results of current solutions.  Tyrone was promoted to the position of Extraction Team Leader for Electrical and Instrumentation in 2004

In 2005, after 20 years, Tyrone left his employment with Syncrude to pursue his interest in developing his own company.  He completed the Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Certificate Program (AECP) and established the Bayzik Oilsands Electric companies later that year.

Tyrone is an active member, and currently a Director, of the Northeastern Alberta Aboriginal Business Association (NAABA) - a non-profit organization that promotes businesses, jobs, and training that support native people in the Wood Buffalo region.

In early 2010, Tyrone was featured in an article in the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) newsletter.

  Issue 8 - Jan/Feb 2010 - Upstream Dialogue.

And was also involved in a CAPP video on the Oilsands - in which he speaks to the opportunities that the Alberta Oilsands provides for aboriginal people.
              CAPP Video on Oilsands.