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Description of Quest Integrity Group Acquisition
1
November  2010
Exhibit 99.2


2
Recent Purchase of Quest Integrity  Group
Transaction Details
Team purchased 95% of Quest Integrity Group (“Quest Integrity”) for
$42.6
million
($
39.1
million
cash,
$3.5
million
in
TISI
restricted
stock,
approximately 186 thousand shares).
Team expects to purchase the remaining 5% ownership of Quest (with TISI
common shares)  in 2015  with value tied to business performance.
Current management will continue to lead business which will operate as
separate business group within TCM Division.
Will seek joint business opportunities with Team’s inspection service
and other service offerings
Will continue to purse and develop independent business
opportunities 
Estimated CY2010 revenues and EBITDA are $22 million and $5 million
respectively.
Acquisition is expected to be earnings neutral in first year.


3
Strategic Goals for Quest Integrity Acquisition
Expand the revenues and margins of Team’s inspection services
business
Enhance reputation to provide state-of-the-art, value-based solutions to
customers
Create growth opportunities in several new market segments and possibly
accelerate growth opportunities in existing market segments
Sustain strategic leadership in service segment via access to new and emerging
technologies over time
Capitalize on and accelerate, where appropriate, the future growth and
performance of Quest Integrity Group
Collaborate on North American market opportunities and increase market
access/penetration for Quest Integrity Group services
Provide appropriate corporate support and oversight for the high
growth
technology-enabled inspection services and capabilities


Quest Integrity’s Capabilities
Quantitative
Inspection
Services
Proprietary
technology-enabled
and specialized
inspection services
Engineering
Assessment
Specialized
knowledge and
operating experience
applied through
consultation services
Advanced NDT
& Software
Tools
Development
Proprietary data
collection, assessment
and  assistance tools
Asset Integrity and Reliability
Management Solutions
4


Engineering Assessment Expertise and Applications
Core Competencies
Fitness-for-Service (FFS)
Assessment
Fracture Mechanics
Finite Element Analysis
(FEA)
Computational Fluid
Dynamics (CFD)
Failure Analysis
Corrosion Engineering
Materials Performance -
Creep and High
Temperature
Risked-Based
Inspection/Assessment
Software Development
Key Industries Served
Process Plants
Refinery
Chemical &
petrochemical
Syngas, including
ammonia, methane,
and hydrogen plants
Pulp & paper
Pipeline
Electric Power
Fossil
Geothermal
Wind
Hydroelectric
Oil & Gas Production
Key Equipment Types
Heaters & Boilers
Pipelines
Process Piping
Reformers
Pressure Vessels
Storage Tanks
Turbines
Heat Exchangers
5


Technology-Enabled Inspection Services
Example –
Inspection of non-piggable
pipeline using Quest
Integrity’s proprietary InVista
NDT inspection tools
High-Fidelity Ultrasonic ILI Survey
Onsite technician certified NDT L II or greater
Standard condition reports provided within 7 days,
customized final reports provided within 30 days
Fitness-for-Service Engineering Assessment
Provides remaining strength and maximum
allowable operating pressure (MAOPr) for entire
length of pipe vs. limited locations only
Follows API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 local thinning
assessment methodology (accepted Level 2
methodology in ASME B31G-2009)
LifeQuest™
Visualization and Analysis Software
High resolution 2D and 3D views of wall-thickness
and inner profile for 100% of data
Synchronized data display windows for rapid
examination of inspection results
Client configurable feature table compatible with
GIS systems and exportable to Microsoft Excel
®
InVista™
Example
6


Automated Assessment/Software Tools
Tied to Quest Integrity’s proprietary inspection technology and
specific critical assets 
Imports data from the corresponding inspection tool, and then
performs FFS and RLA 
Used to visually inspect and present data and FFS results in a
operator-intuitive format
Asset Class Õ
Inspection Technology Õ
Software Tool
Fired Heaters Õ
FTIS™
Õ
LifeQuest™
Heater
Pipelines Õ
InVista™
Õ
LifeQuest™
Pipeline
Steam Reformers Õ
LOTIS®
+ External Crawler with EC Õ
LifeQuest™
Reformer
7


Quest Integrity Group Business Mix
2010YTD Revenue by Office
2010YTD Revenue by Division
Inspection
56.4%
Engineering
Assessment
43.6%
USA
49.4%
New
Zealand
18.9%
Canada
17.6%
Europe
6.1%
Australia
6.0%
M. East 2.1%
8


Quest Integrity Group Profiles and Locations
Engineering Assessment
Offices
Houston
Boulder
New Zealand
Inspection Services
Offices
Seattle
Houston
Calgary
The Netherlands
Australia
UAE
Key Locations
Backgrounds of Personnel
Educational Backgrounds
13 PhDs
13  Other Advanced Engineering
Degrees
Noteworthy Industry
Leadership
CTO is author of leading Fracture
Mechanics text book and one of
original architects of API 579 FFS
Active leadership and
participation in various industry
association committees
Only outside participant on two
major oil company mechanical
integrity committees
9


10
Summary Balance Sheets
(in millions)
Quest
Team
May 31,
Team
Pro-forma
Pro-Forma
2010
Cash
17.1
$   
1.2
$      
18.3
$       
12.6
$   
Accounts Receivable
93.2
4.0
97.2
109.4
Other current assets
27.4
0.6
28.0
28.3
Tota
current assets
137.7
5.8
143.5
150.3
Non-current assets
114.1
45.1
159.2
114.7
Total assets
251.8
50.9
$    
302.7
$     
265.0
Current debt
0.3
0.3
0.3
Other current liabilities
36.5
$   
2.4
$      
38.9
$       
42.8
$   
Long-Term Debt
38.3
42.6
80.9
47.8
Other
8.5
8.5
8.9
Stockholders' equity
168.2
5.9
174.1
165.2
Total liabilities and equity
251.8
50.9
$    
302.7
$     
265.0
Net debt
21.5
$   
41.4
$    
62.9
$       
35.5
$   
Net debt to TTM EBITDA (1)
0.4
1.2
0.8
(1) excludes non routine charges
Aug. 31, 2010 unaudited, proforma


11
FY 2011 Guidance
(in millions, except per share amounts)
FY2011
Guidance (1)
FY2010 (2)
$
%
Revenue
$470-$500
454
$           
$16-$46
4%-10%
Field operating income
$55-$60
48
$             
$7-$12
15%-25%
Corporate expenses
($20)
(19)
$            
($1)
EBIT
$35-$40
29
$             
$6-$11
20%-35%
Net income
$20-$23
16
$             
$4-$7
25%-40%
EPS
$1.00-$1.15
0.80
$          
$0.20-$0.35
(1) FY2011 Guidance unchanged for Quest acquisition.
(2) excludes impact of non-routine charges
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