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02 September 2010
environment/utilities/ energy sector

HEALTH AND SAFETY FORUM FOR THE ENERGY INDUSTRY
Ensure Safety Excellence, Reduce Incidents and Assess Risks through Increased Corporate Commitment

Event Date: 16-18 Nov 2009
Location: Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam, Netherlands

key conference topics

  • Establishing Leadership to Promote Strong Health and Safety Culture in the Workplace
  • Using the Right Indicators for Measuring Performance of Personal Safety As Well As Process Safety
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  • The Baker Panel Report: What Does It Mean for My Company?
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  • Achieving High Health and Safety Levels in Complex Construction Projects
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  • Effective Contractors’ Management
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    key conference features

  • Assess personal and process safety performance of your business
  • Promote positive health and safety culture though leadership and training
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  • Learn investigation methods and how they can be applied to minimise future incidents
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  • Ensure high safety levels when working with contractors
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    conference focus

    In today’s high-paced energy sector, safety remains to be a top priority for operators

    In today’s high-paced energy sector, safety remains to be a top priority for operators. Dangerous pressures and temperatures, explosive compositions, processing at high speeds contribute to dangerous environments where one misstep is costly and can turn into catastrophe. Fierce competition and challenging market conditions are forcing companies to search for new ways of operating and cutting costs. HSE system is not a static concept and requires continuous development in order to meet business objectives without any injuries, financial or human losses.

    Despite increased attention to the subject, many companies are struggling to address safety challenges in efficient manner. There are good intentions on the part of senior management, but somehow incidents of varying severity keep occurring. This marcus evans conference is an opportunity to meet and learn from leading international energy players addressing the burning issues of minimising health and safety risks.

    conference sponsors
    eVision Industry Software


    Silver Sponsor

    who should attend the conference

    Managing Directors, Regional Directors, Managing Directors, Vice Presidents, Directors, Head of Departments of:

    - H&S/HSE/HSEQ/SHE/HSSE/QESH
    - Process Safety
    - Operations
    - Occupational Health
    - Risk Management
    - Internal Risk Audit
    - Emergency Response
    - Production
    - E&P
    - Project Managers
    - Safety Coaches
    - HSE Advisors
    - HSE Engineers
    - Knowledge Management
    - Development and Training
    - Senior Officers in Security and safety
    - Corporate Medical Advisors/Directors

    From: Oil and Gas and Utilities Operating Companies, Pipeline Operators, Government Authorities, Associations, Contractors, Technology Providers, Consultancies, and Universities

    the conference organisers

    marcus evans specialises in the research and development of strategic events for senior business executives. From our international network of 63 offices, marcus evans produces over 1000 event days a year on strategic issues in corporate finance, telecommunications, technology, health, transportation, capital markets, human resources and business improvement.

    Above all, marcus evans provides clients with business information and knowledge which enables them to sustain a valuable competitive advantage and makes a positive contribution to their success.

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    conference speakers

    Dennis Hendershot
    Member
    BP Refineries Independent Safety Review Panel, USA

    Theo Van Der Smeede
    Safety Advisor EMEA
    ExxonMobil, Netherlands

    Magnus Halin
    Head of Training and Safety Culture
    Fortum, Finland

    Hans Johansen
    QHSE Manager E&P
    Dong Energy, Denmark

    Siri Hinna
    Sr Occupational Health Consultant
    Statoil ASA, Norway

    Neil Currie
    Product Manager
    eVision Industry Software, Netherlands

    Harold Rijnbergen
    QHSE Manager
    E.ON Benelux, Netherlands

    Andy Buxton
    Health Standards Manager
    National Grid, UK

    Alda Paola Baldi
    Corporate HS Manager
    Enel, Italy

    Ian Waldram MA
    CFIOSH, Trustee
    IOSH, UK

    Vincent Schryvers
    Corporate QHSE Manager
    Tractebel Engineering, GDF Suez Group, Belgium

    Albert Thomson
    Business Assurance Team Leader
    Petrofac, UK

    Mika Frano
    Overseas Health Manager
    Saipem, ENI

    David Brown
    Chief Executive
    IChemE, UK

    John Duckworth
    Member of Hazardous Industries Group
    IOSH, UK

    Tansel Kutmen
    HSE Team Leader
    Enka Power Plants, Turkey

    Tim Marsh
    Managing Director
    Ryder Marsh, UK

    general enquiries

    Sumreen Rizvi

    11 Connaught Place
    London
    W2 2ET

    Telephone:     +44 [0] 20 3002 3277
    Fax: +44 [0] 20 3002 3016
    Email: sumreenr@marcusevansuk.com


    sponsorship opportunities

    Robert Taylor

    Director
    marcus evans Espana
    08029, Barcelona

    Telephone: +34 93 393 4632
    Fax: +34 93 393 4631
    Email: robt@marcusevanses.com

    conference quote

    "Maintain H&S to be at the Heart of Your Business"

    This marcus evans conference an unprecedented opportunity to exchange intelligence on health and safety issues in the global energy sector. We will examine methods for sustaining positive safety culture and leadership in the workplace, ensuring safety is in place during organisational change, maintaining competency and avoiding human error. Case studies from industry leaders on H&S systems maintenance during complex projects as well as practical solutions to health-related issues in a workplace will be addressed at this event. It will help to assess your safety systems, identify what can be done to improve them and, therefore, reduce risks, cut costs, ensure healthy workforce and high productivity.