2009 SPE Americas E&P Environmental and Safety Conference >
Tuesday, 24 March |
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0800 to 1000 |
PLENARY II: WHERE IS HSE GOING? |
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Speakers: David Bonnett, Chevron (Fit‑For‑Duty Efforts), Tom Knode, Halliburton (Leading the Transformation), Eamonn Naughton, BP (HSE: Where We Have Come From), Darren Smith, Devon Energy (Environmental Compliance) Moderator: Mike Thompson, BP |
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| Addresses many key occupational safety issues for companies that must deal with generational issues and an aging workforce and ensure that all employees are fit for duty. New directions for environmental compliance will also be discussed. | ||
1030 to 1200 |
HSE MANAGEMENT II |
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| Session Chairpersons: Trey Shaffer, Environmental Resources Management Terry Thoem, Thoem & Associates |
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| This session presents information about methods to improve safety and environmental performance through changes in HSE culture, new systems, and improved equipment-manufacturing techniques. | ||
| 120972 | Quantifying Process Safety With Expert Judgment • I.S. Sutton, AMEC Paragon | |
| 120751 | Facilitating a Change in HSE Culture: How To Understand an Organization’s Culture and Affect Change • C.L. Cranford, Plains Exploration and Production | |
| 121068 | Process Check: What Is Driving Alternatives Analysis in Environmental‑Impact Assessment for Major Capital Projects? • A.S. Khalsa, H. Boyd, D.A. Slocum, Acorn International | |
1030 to 1200 |
CO2/AIR |
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| Session Chairpersons: Barbara Dougherty, Devon Energy , Mike Godec, Advanced Resources International | ||
| This session will include papers on meeting strict air quality requirements in California, managing CO2 emissions alongside rejuvenating a North Sea oil field, and permitting one of the first CO2 sequestration projects in the U.S. | ||
| 118689 | Interpreting the Hazardous Air Pollutants Area Source Rule • G.H. Holliday, Holliday Environmental Services | |
| 121073 | CO2 Sequestration Permitting at the SECARB Mississippi Test Site • D.E. Riestenberg, G.J. Koperna, V.A. Kuuskraa, Advanced Resources International; R.A. Esposito, K.E. Harrison, Southern Company; C.R. Berry, Mississippi Power; J. Sparks, Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality; R. Rhudy, Electric Power Research Institute | |
| 120204 | Air Quality Requirements on Oil and Gas Exploration and Production Operations in a Highly Regulated Area: A Southern California E&P Operator's Story • M.A. Shemaria, Tidelands Oil Production; J.B. Yorke, Yorke Engineering | |
1030 to 1200 |
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY |
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| Session Chairpersons: Rennie Heath, ASSE | ||
| This session will explore integrating social responsibility into corporate HSE management systems, developing measures for sustainability within petroleum companies, and zoning the ocean to protect managed marine areas. | ||
| 120973 | Integrating Social Responsibility Into the Health, Environment, and Safety Management System (HESMS) • C. Ortega, K. Ravishankar, L. De Angulo, Occidental Oil & Gas | |
| 120572 | Sustainability Assessment via Sustainable Value Added and Composite Sustainable Development Index on the Example of Petroleum Majors • B. Friess, University of Leoben | |
1345 to 1715 |
FACILITIES |
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| Session Chairpersons: Deonarine Jaggernauth, Petrotrin James Robinson, BP |
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| This session addresses shortcomings in the hazard and operability (“HAZOP”) process, safety when conducting simultaneous operations, well-design integrity, common design errors, dangers of software failures, and risk assessments. | ||
| 120735 | Why We Don't Learn What We Should From HAZOPs • H.J. Duhon, Gibson Applied Technology & Engineering | |
| 120946 | Well Integrity Management: A Systematic Way of Describing and Keeping Track of the Integrity Status for Wells in Operation • J. Haga, Talisman Energy Norway; K. Corneliussen, F. Sorli, ExproSoft | |
| 121050 | Time To Protect: Layout Methodology for Safe SimOps in High‑Pressure, High‑% H2S Facilities • A. Blyth, Shell International E&P | |
| 120584 | Rig Safety and Reliability Incidents Caused by Software: How They Could Have Been Prevented • D.F. Shafer, Athens Group | |
| 121031 | Facility Safety Design: Avoiding the 10 Most Common Design Errors • J.E. Johnstone, Contek Solutions | |
| 120943 | Risk Assessment as a Tool in Establishing the Requirement of Subsea Isolation Valves in Subsea Pipelines • R. Dhar, Abbott Risk Consulting | |
1345 to 1715 |
WATER |
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| Session Chairpersons: John Veil, Argonne National Laboratory Andrew Wojtanowicz, Louisiana State University |
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| This session will address a variety of produced-water management issues, including heavy-oil production, grey water treatment, and fracture flowback fluids. It will also offer discussions on advanced oxidation treatment and engineered wetland design for produced-water treatment. | ||
| 118701 | Skimmer Capacity for Viscous Oil Spills • V.W. Moxness, K. Gaaseidnes, Reninor; H.A. Asheim, Norwegian University of Science and Technology | |
| 120257 | Engineered Wetland Design for Produced‑Water Treatment • B.M. Davis, S. Wallace, Stantec; R. Wilson, BP | |
| 121104 | Breakthrough Mobile Water Treatment Converts 75% of Fracturing Flowback Fluid to Fresh Water and Lowers CO2 Emissions • A.D. Horn, Newfield Exploration Mid-Continent | |
| 120630 | Water Issues Relating to Heavy Oil Production • J.A. Veil, J.J. Quinn, Argonne National Laboratory; J. Garcia, U.S. Department of Energy | |
| 125414 | Water Problems and Control Techniques in Heavy Oils With Bottom Aquifers • W. Qin, A.K. Wojtanowicz, Louisiana State University | |
1345 to 1715 |
SAFETY PANEL |
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Speakers: Eric Esswein, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Greg Hardin, Occidental Oil & Gas (Issues Related to Changing Workforce Demographics), Jimmy Schwing, Shell, Corey Shelton, BP Moderator: Jay Bailey, Contek Solutions |
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| The panel will discuss the highest risk activities in E&P ideas and practical solutions to help prevent injuries in the E&P field. | ||
