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Technical Programme - Thursday
Thursday, 17 April, 1330 to 1430
Rhodes Exhibition Hall
KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSION 03: HEALTH & HSE MANAGEMENT
| 111383 | A Total Quality Approach to Improved Driver Training T. Nugent, Baker Hughes; J. Bennett, Hughes Christensen |
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| 111458 | Health, Safety & Environmental Performance Data Mining Using
Statistical Implicative Analysis P. Gallerati, Baker Oil Tools |
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| 111468 | The Effect of Hypertension and Other Risk Factors to The Development of
Sensorineural Hearing Loss to Workers Who Are Exposed to Noise and Chemical
Hazards In Oil Company H. Waskito, Total |
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| 111516 | Safety, Health and Ergonomics in Mobile Equipment: Combining Them
Can Be Simple and Practical V. Cocianni and M. Williamson, Schlumberger |
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| 111530 | The Provision and Use of Flame Retardent Clothing During Ancillary
Tasks such as Asbestos Removal Operations on Offshore Oil and Gas
Installations D. Stear and H. Smallman Health and Safety Executive; N. Vaughan and R. Mogridge, Health and Safety Laboratory |
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| 111565-A | Getting Risk/Impact Assessment Right – the Most Critical Tool to
Incident Reduction F.L. Grant, Baker Oil Tools |
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| 111566-A | Haze Hazard and Emergency in the Oil and Gas
Industry D. Kumarasamy and S. Karthikeyan, PETRONAS |
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| 111568 | Hazard and Risk Register for Management of Major Upstream
Hazards R. Pitblado, DNV; T. Whipple, BP |
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| 111580 | Risk Management Process – Overview F. Khalaf and M.A. El Ela, Cairo U. |
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| 111582-A | Implementation of Environmental Performance Rating for Business
Program (PROPER) as Environmental Compliance Tool for Upstream Oil and Gas
Industries B.B. Edvantoro, BP MIGAS |
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| 111597-A | MISS: Report an Incident using a Mobile Phone G.D. Nijen Twilhaar and W. de Gier, Shell |
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| 111613 | Hearing Loss: A Case Study on the Burden of the Oil
Industry J.J. Zambrano Celly, Schlumberger |
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| 111617 | Incidence of Kidney Stones Among Oilfield Workers in the Republic
of Yemen L. Sellei and L.R. Feng, Schlumberger |
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| 111622 | Work-Related Disorders and Personal Injuries in the Norwegian
Petroleum Industry. Achieving a Broader Picture by Combining Data
Sources E. Lootz and S. Zachariassen Petroleum Safety Authority; T.Haugan, F.Storseth and H. Waggeberg, SINTEF |
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| 111624 | Energy Companies are Adopting Emerging Industry Best Practice:
Integrated HSE Management Information Systems for Sustainability D. McIntyre, ESS |
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| 111626 | Measuring the World Wide Standard Compliance Level with a
Quantified Gap Analysis M.I. Guirguis, KCA Deutag |
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| 111633 | Ready for REACH? A Service Company Approach to REACH Sustainable
Solutions A. Castanares; R. Pongratz, Halliburton |
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| 111643-A | Beyond Information: Using Social Marketing Techniques to Promote
the Adoption of Protective Travel-Health Behaviors L.G. Shallenberger, D.L. Buford and G.A. Douglas, ExxonMobil |
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| 111645-A | To Share Findings and Challenges in Conducting Health Impacts Assessment
in Remote Geophysical Locations in The Third World Countries W. Majid, Petronas |
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| 111673 | Managing Chemical Risk at the Point of Procurement – Simple Tools
for Efficient Chemical Risk Reduction Y.M. Gilbert and T. Raivio, Gaia; P.J. Raahauge, Maersk |
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| 111728-A | Health Risk Assessment: Improving Quality and Cost Effectiveness by
Leveraging People, Processes and Tools K.J. Niven and G. de Jong, Shell; C. Pedersen and G.Z. Leeffers, Accenture |
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| 111734 | Methodology of Health Impact Assessments in Development Projects:
Getting it Right at the Front End M.J. Divall, International SOS |
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| 111748 | Traveling Healthy is Traveling Safe H. Young, Chevron |
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| 111751-A | The Design and Value of a Medical Fitness-for-Duty
Program S. Frangos, Chevron; T. Bardarson and R. Bunch, ISR Institute |
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| 111763-A | Shifting Focus in Workplace Healthcare Service Delivery Strategy:
The Experience of Chevron Nigeria O.A. Fagade, P.A. Ajayi, S.A. Okegbemiro and O.T. Fadeyi, Chevron |
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| 111765-A | Risk focused and Evidence Based Medical Surveillance (MS) Evaluation
Program for Global Use F.A. Bhojani, Shell |
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| 111775-A | Promoting Health Awareness Amongst Employees and Families by
Partnering with NGOs – The Schlumberger India Success Story J.I. Akaya, Schlumberger |
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| 111779 | Effective Employee Communications for HS&E
Campaigns R.K. Hay, Baker Oil Tools |
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| 111812 | Preparing for Implementation of New International Chemical
Regulations: REACH in European Union and CEPA 1999 in Canada I.E. Witt and G. Salamat Schlumberger |
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| 111837 | Evaluation of Portable Mercury Vapor Monitors and Their Response to
a Range of Simulated Oil Processing Environments K.J. Grice, L.D. VanOrman and L.A. Young, Chevron; C.R. Manning, Assay Technology |
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| 111929-A | Raising Awareness Among and Training Contractors V. Calvo and C. Violini, Repsol YPF |
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| 111933-A | The Resource Calculator – A Tool Driving Improvement K. Lang and S. Long Baker Hughes |
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| 111943-A | Health Circles – A Tool for Work Place Health Promotion in the Oil
Industry S. Schunder and W. Unterberger, OMV |
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| 111967 | Europ Assistance's New Approach of Clinic and Patient Management
Tools: An Integrated Solution P.A. Belliard, Europ Assistance |
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| 111980-A | Sustaining an Excellent Workforce E.J. Thompson, Abermed |
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| 111982-A | Measuring Return on Environment J.M. Marshall and M.A. Serwinowski, T.M. Duong and G.R. George MetaVû |
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| 112019 | The Shell Frequent Business Traveler Program: A Risk-Based
Approach J.K. Wendt, J. Berg, S.A. Hinitt and R.P. Donnelly, Shell |
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| 112025 | Stress Resilience: A Joint Accountability P. Ferris, Janus Associates; M. Colleton, BP |
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| 112296-A | Tetrapal - A New Technique for Malaria Drug Testing in
Urine T. Fusai, IMTSSA; T.A. Eggelte, J.M. Moreau and J. Lichtenberger, SMI |
Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Clio
SESSION 28: OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE AND RELIABILITY
| Session Chairpersons: | John Karish, Ensco International Gunnar Breivik, StatoilHydro |
| 1100 | 111881 | HSE, A Way of Living J. van der Wal, NAM |
| 1122 | 111543 | Plant Threats Management A. Boukoftane, GASCO |
| 1144 | 111550 | ROSA Project: SIMOPS and HSE Management H.G. Jones, Total |
| 1206 | 111460 | Reliability Parallels Between the U.S. Army and the Petroleum Industry S.V. Stephenson and D.W. Looper, Halliburton |
| Alternate | ||
| 111845-P | Our Sustained Efforts – "Hand and Finger
Campaign" R. Hobberstad and J.E. Eriksen, Halliburton |
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| 111725-P | Sources of Hydrocarbon Leaks & Spills in Upstream Oil
Industries , Its Potential Reasons & Preventive Measures F.A. Al-Mansouri and M.A. Alam, KOC |
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Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Thalie
PANEL 11: HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENTS: DO YOU DO THEM?
| Session Chairpersons: | Clarion Johnson, ExxonMobil Gary Krieger, Newfields |
Panel Description
The aim of a health risk assessment is to identify health hazards, evaluate
their risks to health, and determine appropriate control measures. It is
essential that a systematic approach be used to evaluate the potential for
individual harm and protect against any adverse exposure. The health risk
assessment must be fully embedded into the HSE-management system in order to be
effective.
This panel session will discuss the experiences of a number of companies with
regards to health risk assessments, as well as some of the methods and tools
used to conduct these assessments.
Speakers
| 1100 | 111377 | Health Risk Assessment (HRA) Software G. Saada, F. Mika, and S. de Sanctis, Saipem |
| 1122 | 111616 | Health Risk Register S.H. Nensey, BP |
| 1144 | 111532 | Industrial Hygiene Risk Assessment Using Risk Assessment Software:
A Nigerian Oil and Gas Exploration & Production Company's
Experience A.L. Wokomah, Elf Nigeria; J. Courandier, Total |
| 1206 | 112007 | HRA Exercise – PETRONAS Experience in Sudan N. Mydin, A. Zainudin and M.H. Usul, Petronas |
Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Erato
SESSION 29: MOVING PEOPLE SAFELY
| Session Chairpersons: | Simon Williams, SafeDrive International Derek Tate, Schlumberger |
| 1100 | 111507 | Driving Monitors – The Ultimate Behaviour Based Safety
Tool? S.L. O'Connell, Chevron |
| 1122 | 111766 | Real Time Journey Management D. Allison, D.R. Tate, A. Kashem, and S. Hashem, Schlumberger |
| 1144 | 111800 | Improving Road Safety in Corporate Fleet Settings –
Engaging Technology, People, Government Organizations (Police) and Non
Government Organizations (NGOs) O.F.A. Al Kurdi, A. Al Marzooqi, A.Y. Ahmed and M.A. El Farmawi, ADCO |
| 1206 | 111942 | Using Technology to Eliminate Drowsy Driving J. Heinzmann, Seeing Machines; D.R. Tate and R. Scott, Schlumberger |
| Alternate | ||
| 111987-P | Case Study: Using Saturation Campaigns to Effectively Communicate
with Employees F.L. Grant, Baker Oil Tools |
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Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Gallieni 3
SESSION 30: ATMOSPHERIC EMISSIONS
| Session Chairpersons: | Jacques Miné, Total Carlos Derossi, Petrobras |
| 1100 | 111827 | Uncertainty and Accuracy of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Estimation for
Oil & Natural Gas Operations K. Ritter, API; J. Keating, BP |
| 1122 | 111561 | Improving Accuracy in Calculating NOx Emissions from Gas
Flaring J. Bakken and O. Langorgen, SINTEF; G. Husdal and T.S. Henriksen Novatech |
| 1144 | 111856 | ADNOC's Air Quality Monitoring and Management System H. Abuahmad, ADNOC |
| 1206 | 111584 | Fugitive Emissions Management through Infra Red Monitoring – Full
Scale Field Application S. Plisson-Saune, B. Pradier, A. Cramer, H. Pramono, R. Camps and H. Lacamoire, Total; S. Suripno, Elf |
Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Risso 6
SESSION 31: RISK MANAGEMENT – A NEW ERA
| Session Chairpersons: | Andrew Smith, Shell UK Joe Wallace, ExxonMobil |
| 1100 | 111946 | Risk-Based Environmental Aspects Assessment R. Melton and N.K. Springer, ExxonMobil |
| 1122 | 111549 | EPRA – a tool for Integrated
HSE/ISR Risk Management in early project phases S.J. Kinn and O. Thomassen, Statoil; K.G. Kinsella and G. Roberts, ERM |
| 1144 | 111564 | Whenever Disaster Strikes... Major Risk Anticipation by HSE and
Medical Joint Engineering. The Kharg Island Case Report T. Lentz and G. Benard, Aemc-Isos |
| 1206 | 111930 | Technological risks Management Principles D. Duval and J. Zundel, Total |
| Alternate | ||
| 111866 | HSSE Regulation Compliance, Challenges &
Solution K.A. Khan and S.H. Nensey, BP |
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| 112013 | Managing Major Incident Risk – Balancing Key Drivers of Success, a
Joint Project from MOL Group and Dupont Safety Resources C. Prajer, DuPont; B. Cseh, MOL; P. Soloman, DuPont |
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Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Risso 8
SESSION 32: HSE CULTURE: A GLOBAL APPROACH
| Session Chairpersons: | Lee Turner, M-I SWACO Giuseppe Filauro, ERM |
| 1100 | 111596 | Getting Grips on Individual HSE Compliance Globally G.D. Nijen Twilhaar, Shell; W. de Gier, NorthMain Advies |
| 1122 | 111574 | Using Accelerated Learning to Engage Employees and Deliver Results F.L. Grant, Baker Oil Tools |
| 1144 | 111857 | Employee Competency Development and Engagement: The Surprising
Impact on Sustainability, HSE Performance and Financial Results D.B. Demski and K. Arabie, Halliburton |
| 1206 | 111632 | eXpLore Leadership Programme – HSE Training Specific to the Needs
of Exploration Leaders K. Gerber and M. Naylor, Shell; R. Berry, RMB Learning; D. Sheperdigian, Atlantic Customer Solutions; D. Rudkin, The Mind at Work |
| Alternate | ||
| 111565-P | Getting Risk/Impact Assessment Right – the Most Critical Tool to
Incident Reduction F.L. Grant, Baker Oil Tools |
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| 111733 | HSE Philosophies Innovative Approach to Project
Design M.A. Al Nakib and C.J. Jackson, ADCO |
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Thursday, 17 April, 1100 to 1230
Hermes
PANEL 12: SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE
| Session Chairpersons: | John Campbell, OGP Mike Mason, BP |
Panel Description
The industry is committed to achieving sound environmental performance in all segments of its activities, and it has developed the means to measure its performance. Do we need to do more? Are there industry activities or sections of the environment where the industry satisfactorily performs? Or activities or sections where it does not yet satisfactorily perform? When does performance become sustainable? What are the key factors to success?
Speakers
Stephen F. Lintner, Ph.D., Senior Technical Advisor, World Bank (invited)
Thursday, 17 April, 1430 to 1600
Clio
SESSION 33: PERFORMANCE MONITORING AND REPORTING
| Session Chairpersons: | Horacio Haag, OMV Ed Spoekler, Marathon |
| 1430 | 111560 | "Shadows": A Dynamic Safety Initiative J. Genevois, J. Bergerot and M. Bouillet, Total |
| 1452 | 112030 | The Journey Towards World Class Safety Performance –
bpTT T.P. Kalpee, BP |
| 1514 | 111638 | Benchmarking Lifting Equipment Surveyors – Competencies Using a
competencies Model: A Major Step in Reducing Lifting & Handling Incidents
in Nigeria J.S. Ologe and Y.N. Kue, Elf Nigeria |
| 1536 | 111589 | A Comparative Study of HSE-Culture on the Norwegian and UK
Continental Shelves J. Tharaldsen, IRIS; K.J. Mearns, U. of Aberdeen; K. Kudsen, U. of Stavanger |
| Alternate | ||
| 111803-P | HSE Performance Measurement and Proactive Reporting System Within
In Amenas Operations F. Bouacha, In Amenas Joint Venture |
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| 111467-P | Global Statistics from Spreadsheets to "WOW"
Reports D. Speidel, M-I SWACO; F.L. Wedel Jr., Consultant |
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| 111823-P | Risk-Weighted Safety Culture Profiling M.D. Cooper, BSMS |
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Thursday, 17 April, 1430 to 1600
Thalie
PANEL 13: LEARNING FROM FAILURE
| Moderators: | Patrick Hudson, Leiden University Ed Spoelker, Marathon Oil |
Panel Description
Are we learning from our failures? Many industries are known for adapting technological or procedural changes after an incident that prove effective in preventing recurrence. How can we learn and apply the techniques that are working from inside and outside our business? Are we happy with the quality of investigations and corrective actions?
Speakers
| Taf Powell, Health & Safety Executive, Buncefield Major Incident Investigations |
| Carl Veley, VPSI Group (invited) |
| Claudi Santiago, President & CEO, General Electric (invited) |
Thursday, 17 April, 14:30 to 16:00
Erato
SESSION 34: WATER MANAGEMENT
| Session Chairpersons: | Mike Slovacek, Chevron Zara Khatib, Shell |
| 1430 | 111960 | Sustainable Water Management in the Oil and Gas Industry: Use of
the WBCSD Global Water Tool to Map Risks J.J. Dell, CH2M Hill; S. Meakin, Petro-Canada; J. Cramwinckel, Shell |
| 1514 | 111973 | Emerging Issues in Produced Water Management: Total EP Norge
Approach S. Helland, P. Goud and A. Goldszal, Total |
| 1536 | 111984 | HSE Holistic Approach to Azeri Chirag Gunashli PW Disposal in
Azerbaijan R. Wilson, BP |
| Alternate | ||
| 111781-P | Pipeline Hydrotest Water Management W. Boulton, BP |
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Thursday, 17 April, 14:30 to 16:00
Gallieni 3
SESSION 35: FATIGUE: FIT TO TRAVEL? FIT TO WORK?
| Session Chairpersons: | Alex Barbey, Schlumberger Carl Woolf, OGP |
| 1430 | 111731 | Fitness Parameters Recorded at the Annual Health Review of a UK
Offshore Workforce; Are These Parameters Predictive of Sickness
Absence? W. Ponsonby, Shell |
| 1452 | 111749 | Acceptable Health Risk for Expatriate Assignment G.S. Iha and S.A. Frangos, Chevron |
| 1514 | 111567 | Health of Health Providers A. Mehra, Schlumberger |
| 1536 | 111758 | Fatigue Risk Management in a Major Airline A.L. Holmes, Clockwork Consultants; S. Stewart, easyJet |
| Alternate | ||
| 111751-P | Topic: The Design and Value of a Medical Fitness-for-Duty
Program S. Frangos, Chevron; T. Bardarson and R. Bunch, ISR Institute |
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| 111643-P | Beyond Information: Using Social Marketing Techniques to Promote
the Adoption of Protective Travel-Health Behaviors L.G. Shallenberger, D.L. Buford and G.A. Douglas, ExxonMobil |
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Thursday, 17 April, 14:30 to 16:00
Risso 6
SESSION 36: HSE MANAGEMENT: NEW APPROACHES
| Session Chairpersons: | Roland Moreau, ExxonMobil Stewart Fraser, Anadarko |
| 1430 | 98476 | Moving Beyond Management System Documentation to Achieve a Step
Change in HSE Performance J.B. Wallace and K.W. Walters, ExxonMobil |
| 1452 | 111838 | Tailoring Implementation for Standardized Processes T. Franssen, Chevron; B. Hogge, Expressworks |
| 1514 | 111814 | Integrated Implementation of a Management System in Qatar: An
Innovative Approach Towards a Sustainable Performance Excellence J.C. Lopez, P. Lafargue, Ahmed Gaafar, H. Al-Sheibani, R. Nazareno and J. Kurinsky, Schlumberger |
| 1536 | 111541 | Making HSE Management Systems Real J.J. Hinton, Baker Hughes |
Thursday, 17 April, 14:30 to 16:00
Risso 8
SESSION 37: WE ARE NOT LEARNING FROM THE PAST: WHY?
| Session Chairpersons: | Michael Denkl, WesternGeco Kirsty Walker, M-I SWACO |
| 1430 | 111358 | HS&E Management System Audit Program as a Risk Management
Tool M. Silverstone and D.C. Kuykendall, Baker Hughes |
| 1452 | 111526 | How Well do Companies Embed Learning from Industrial
Incidents M. de Wit and W. Peuscher, Shell |
| 1514 | 111483 | Accident and Incident Investigation A. Hanooman, BP |
| 1536 | 112020 | Using the Last Several Years of HSEQ Data to Improve the Next
Several Years of HSEQ Performance J. Stough, Syntex Management Systems; R. Ritchie, OMV |
| Alternate | ||
| 111982-P | Measuring Return on Environment J.M. Marshall and M.A. Serwinowski, T.M. Duong and G.R. George, MetaVû |
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Thursday, 17 April, 14:30 to 16:00
Hermes
PANEL 14: MARINE MAMMALS AND SOUND
| Session Chairpersons: | Pat O'Brien, Chevron Mike Stephenson, M. T. Stephenson & Associates |
Panel Description
External stakeholders, particularly NGOs in North America, have manifested their strong concern about the impact that sound from the oil and gas industry's activities allegedly has on marine mammals, arguing that it poses an increasing threat to the already endangered marine mammal populations. They are asking for stricter control and restrictions from the oil industry, which could make operations difficult or impossible in some cases. What are the points of view, and how is the industry responding to this challenge?
Speakers
| 1430 | 111479 | Managing Marine Mammal Issues: Corporate Policy, Stakeholder
Engagement, Applied Research, and Training B. Streever, L. Ahmad, B. Barley, J. Edwards, C. Gnecco, C. Herlugson and A. Walls, BP |
| 1500 | 111546 | Sound and Marine Life: An International Joint Industry Programme
for Research and Development M. Smies, Shell; J.V. Young, ExxonMobil; R.L. Gentry and J.A. Campbell, OGP |
| 1530 | 111950 | E&P Industry's Challenges with Managing Mitigation Guidelines
for the Protection of Marine Life during Marine Seismic
Operations S.L. Tsoflias and G.C. Gill, IAGC |
