Technical Programme - Tuesday

Tuesday, 15 April

Rhodes Exhibition Hall

KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSION 01: SAFETY AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

	111355	Safe Working Load Versus Maximum Gross Weight: How Much Can We Lift Safely? N.E. Hamzah, K. Karuppiah, M S Hashim and A M Ali, Petronas
	111467-A	Global Statistics From Spreadsheets to "WOW" Reports D. Speidel, M-I SWACO; F. L Wedel Jr., Consultant
	111474-A	Saipem's Leadership-in-Safety Program: Bringing a New Safety Culture to the Oil and Gas Construction Industry M. Planeix Dumas, S. De Sanctis, A. Forzan, F. Prandini, D. Matkin, and D. Scotti, Saipem; D. Trickey, TCO
	111557-A	Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Human Safety Behaviours Awareness F.M. van der Wilt and D. Hildebrandt, GDF
	111575-A	Engaging Employees in Safety J.M. Featherly, Baker Hughes
	111581-A	Managing HSE Performance in Difficult Work Environment: The Approach of a Major Oil & Gas Producing Company in Nigeria J.O. Ijenyo, Elf Patroleum Nigeria
	111601-A	Safety and the Value of Partnering F.M. van der Wilt, GDF; G.J. Windhorst, Noble Drilling
	111640-A	Stakeholder Influence of Social and Environmental Performance Metrics for Petroleum Companies J.B. Clare and P. Päster, URS
	111642	HSE Considerations During Land Acquisition and Design and Construction of New Facilities B.K. Adams, Schlumberger
	111669	Wellsite Operations with Seismic Air Guns: The Potential Killer J.R. Tulett and M. Clark, Schlumberger
	111672	The Use of QRA To Inform the Design of a High-Pressure Onshore Pipeline S. Nelson, Total; M. Caulfield, Vectra Group; A. Cosham, Atkins Boreas
	111725-A	Sources of hydrocarbon Leaks & Spills in Upstream Oil Industries: Its Potential Reasons & Preventive Measures M.A. Alam and F.A. Al-Mansouri, KOC
	111745	A Role for SPE in Meeting Vital Human Needs M. Ebenhack, AHEAD Energy; B.W. Ebenhack, U. of Rochester
	111769-A	Meeting the Challenge of Technology Advancement: Innovative Strategies for Health, Environment, and Safety Risk Management D.W. Jones and J.M. Bruney, Chevron
	111786-A	Cabinda Fisheries Assessment: Stakeholder Engagement and Capacity Building G. Wolinsky and A. Abel, Chevron; P. Fancony, A. Abel and E. Leopoldo, Cabinda Gulf Oil
	111791-A	High-Performance Safety Culture H.C. Reavis, P. Douzenis and G. Fournier, T. Griffiths and M. Andre' Momie, Schlumberger
	111803-A	HSE Performance Measurement and Proactive Reporting System Within In Amenas Operations F. Bouacha, In Amenas Joint Venture
	111823-A	Risk-Weighted Safety Culture Profiling M.D. Cooper, BSMS
	111813	The Evolution of a Driving Simulator Program D. Meade, Schlumberger; D. Bouwkamp, FAAC; D.R. Tate, Schlumberger
	111845-A	Our Sustained Efforts: "Hand and Finger Campaign" R. Hobberstad and J.E. Eriksen, Halliburton
	111848-A	Improving HSE Culture Through the Human Element E.S. Al-Sarkal, M. Al Hajri and A.K. Pachiyannakis, ZADCO
	111928	Health and Safety for Families, Youth, and Community T. McTague, S. Mitchell, M. Brice, and K. Costelloe, Schlumberger
	111938	Partnerships in the Oil and Gas Industry: An IPIECA Perspective R. Sykes, Sophie Depraz and H. Buckley, IPIECAÂ
	111968	Sustaining Community Education on Road Safety S.A. Kazmi and S. H. Nensey, BP
	111987-A	Case Study: Using Saturation Campaigns To Effectively Communicate With Employees F.L. Grant and R. K. Hay, Baker Oil Tools
	112002	Keeping the License To Operate Through Sustainable Community Environmental Education and Relationship Building Filings Within the Oil and Gas Industry K. Ragoonanan-Jalim and T.P. Kalpee BP
	112029	Praising for Safety: The Next Step in Behavioural Safety K. Breitsprecher, INTEQ

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Clio

SESSION 01: MANAGING MAJOR RISK

Session Chairpersons:

Tony Blackmore, UK Health and Safety Executive Don Smith, Eni

1430	111670	The Application of Inherently Safer Design Principles to the Design of a New Offshore Gas Processing Platform M. Oakden, BP; M. Eades, Ambion Consultants
1452	111583	Managing Explosion Risk in Arctic Areas S. Hoiset and O. Kaasa, StatoilHydro; I. Fossan, Scandpower
1514	111739	Upgrading Passive Fire Protection for Offshore Facilities D. Henderson and T. Weir, Total; S. Thurlbeck and R. Schneider, MMI Engineering
1536	111563	Technology and Innovations Contribute to Safety and Efficiency in Storm Disaster Recovery J.F. Mailey, Chevron

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Thalie

PANEL 01: SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENTS

Session Chairpersons:

Elizabeth M. Rogers, BP John Aronson, AATA International

How can our industry assess and protect the local biodiversity or mitigate its impact when developing its activities in sensitive environments? It took several years to raise awareness within the industry on biodiversity issues and build a sound dialogue with stakeholders. We have now reached a point where biodiversity is considered a major component of new projects in sensitive areas. The panel will look at a few recent cases—from Azerbaijan to Peru—with a view to identifying the main challenges taken up and infer key factors to success.

1430	111639	Conservation Partnerships in Peru: The Key to Developing a Biodiversity Action Plan in a Highly Sensitive Tropical Environment A. Alonso, Smithsonian Institute; L.H. Salinas and D. Mansell-Moullin, Repsol
1500	111972	Pilot Project on Rehabilitation and Protection of Tugai Forests F.S. Askerov, G.A. Newcombe, F. Akhmedov and I. Jafarov, BP
		Assheton L. Stewart Carter, Ph.D., Senior Director, Strategic Planning, CELB

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Erato

SESSION 02: IMPROVING SAFETY CULTURE USING BEHAVIOUR BASED SAFETY

Session Chairpersons:

Patrick T. Hudson, Leiden University Steve Barber, BP Middle East

1430	112036	Our Safety Culture: Our Behaviour Is the Key A. Hayes and E. Novatsis, Woodside Energy; R. Lardner, The Keil Centre
1452	111695	Hearts & Minds to Hands & Feet P.I. Egbumokei, Shell
1514	111852	Building a Safety Culture: Our Experience in Saudi Aramco A.S. Al-Kudmani, Saudi Aramco
1536	111859	Effective Implementation of Behaviour-Based Safety in the Unique Petroleum Industry S. Walker, Halliburton
Alternate
	111575-P	Engaging Employees in Safety J.M. Featherly, Baker Hughes

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Gallieni 3

SESSION 03: Stakeholder Engagement

Session Chairpersons:

Caroline J. Deetjen, DNV Terry L. Thoem, Thoem & Associates

1430	111535	Next Generation Stakeholder Engagement: Balancing International Best Practices and In-Country Leadership A.S. Khalsa, McGill U.; D.A. Slocum, Acorn International.
1452	111539	Building Stakeholder Consensus for an Oil Pipeline in Lago Agrio, Ecuador F.L. Benalcazar, Tanganyika Oil; M.W. Thurber, Walsh Environmental
1514	111724	Delivering Social Performance During Appraisal: The Case of Royal Dutch Shell’s Grosmont Venture in Northern Alberta, Canada T. Fossgard-Moser, Shell
1536	111949	Methamphetamine: A Blight on Society A.J. Mifflin, D. Searle and S. Scheffler, Marathon Oil; E. Hill, Heartland Safety Solutions

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Risso 6

SESSION 04: MALARIA: LIFE AND DEATH

Session Chairpersons:

Geir Størseth, ConocoPhillips Jean-Michel Courandier, Total

1430	111361	The Value of Adding Curative Malaria Kits to Management Programs for Prevention of Falciparum Malaria Among People Working in Malarious Countries for a Major Oilfield Service Company:  A Web-Based Survey    H. Berg, Shell; A. Barbey, Schlumberger; A. Roukens and L.G. Visser, Leiden University
1452	111444	The Benefits of Anti-Malaria Chemoprophylaxis Concerning Offshore Activities in High Malaria Risk Areas F. Mika, S. De Sanctis and V. Nicosia, Saipem; R. Dalida and C. Vasile, Global Petroleum Service
1514	111710	Implementing Vector Control Programs in Limited Geographic Areas for Malaria Control R. Dockins, ExxonMobil; J.R. Sellers, Mosquito Information
1536	111939	Reduction of Malaria Incidence Among Workers on Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea (EG) L.E. Benavente,MCDI; B. Linder, Marathon Oil; I. Kleinschmidt, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
Alternate
	112296-P	Tetrapal - A New Technique for Malaria Drug Testing in Urine T. Fusai, IMTSSA; T.A. Eggelte, J.M. Moreau and J. Lichtenberger, SMI

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Risso 8

SESSION 05: NEW HSE TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES: THE WAY FORWARD

Session Chairpersons:

Jean-Yves Durieux, Total S.A. Jonathan T. Motherwell, ERM

1430	111925	Major Risks Analysis With a Scenario-Based Methodology A. Chetrit, Total
1452	111699	Integration of HSE Tools Leading to Better Leadership Action and System Improvements W. Peuscher, M.D.C. de Wit and R. Bryden, Shell
1514	111590	Integrating Systems Approach in Accident and Incident Investigations G. Unni Krishnan and A. Rajab, KOC
1536	111573	The Integration of High-Performance Work Systems and Workplace Safety in the Oil and Gas Industry J. Barling, Queen's Uni; K. E. Dupré, J. M. Kavanagh, S. Kenny, F. Khan, & B. Veitch, Memorial Uni. of Newfoundland
Alternate
	111582-P	Implementation of Environmental Performance Rating for Business Program (PROPER) as Environmental Compliance Tool for Upstream Oil and Gas Industries B.B. Edvantoro, BP MIGAS

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Hermes

PANEL 02: SECURITY AS PART OF RISK MANAGEMENT

Session Chairpersons:

Mohammed Al Fodari, Kuwait Oil Company Victor Watson, Schlumberger

International E&P and oil service companies operate today in areas that are exposed to security-related risks of a criminal nature, terrorism, insurgency, and war. The objective of this panel is to discuss the challenges that the oil and gas industry faces in managing these risks, what our responsibilities are, and what control measures can be applied to secure the safety of employees and assets in such environments.

Speakers

Satish Pai, President Europe, Africa & Caspian, Schlumberger

Paul Beat, Director, Project Management, and Member of Group Executive Committee, Control Risks Group

Hans de Waal Malefijt, Manager Security Business Center Europe, Middle East, Africa, and CIS, ExxonMobil, and Chair, OGP Security Task Force Chair

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430 to 1600

Gallieni 5

SESSION 06: OIL SPILLS AND REMEDIATION

Session Chairpersons:

Mohd Radzuan Yusof, Petronas Easa Al Sarkal, ZADCO

1430	111515	Engineered Wetland Design for On-Site Bioremediation of Petroleum Hydrocarbon-Contaminated Groundwater and Wastewater S. Wallace, B. Davis and J. Whitford, NAWE
1452	111843	HNS Contingency Plans in Compliance With the OPRC-HNS Protocol A. Nicolau, OSRL/EARL
1514	111702	Use of Risk-Based Business Approach for Characterization of Environmental Remediation Liabilities in Upstream Oil and Gas Production Facilities K. Ravishankar and J. Mejia Munoz, OXY; J. Connor, Groundwater Services
1536	111998	IMO-IPIECA's Global Initiative Managing and Implementing a Regional Oil Spill Preparedness and Response Programme for Central & West Africa (GI WACAF) D. Martens, Total; P. de Susanne, IPIECA
Alternate
	111828-P	The "Science" Behind a Spillage Reduction Success G. Garcia, A.C. Sanchez, L.E. Perez, and R. Sandoval, BP
	111831-P	Developing Global Oil Spill Preparedness and Response B. Bennet, BP; Y. Osikilo, IPIECA; C. Richardson, Shell

 

Tuesday, 15 April, 1430-1600 hours

Mediterranee A123

Special Panel Session: Carbon Capture and Storage: How to make a Dream Come True

Session Chairpersons:

Emmanuel Garland, Total Claudia Gnecco, BP

Panel Description

Carbon Capture and Storage is by far the most challenging emerging issue for the energy industry. Experts and society at large see it as one of the most promising techniques to reduce CO2 emissions in the near future. At the same time questions about its reliability to maintain the CO2 stored for the long term emerge. The E&P industry will play a key role in the development of the technique.
Many studies have been conducted during the last decade, and several pilot units have been built or are to be built in the coming years. But not only the technique itself has still to be developed to meet the requirements, stakeholders want to know about its reliability. Its costs are such that it will remain uneconomic unless some changes in the fiscal and regulatory regimes occur.
This Special Session will provide a state-of-the art of the technique (from an E&P standpoint), and address the legal and business challenges, in order to make the technique an effective response to CO2 emissions.

Speakers

	111824	Policy Options in the EU for Regulating Carbon Capture and Storage D.J. Williamson and P.D. Zakkour, ERM
		Kai Bjarne Lima, Vice President, StatoilHydro
		John Kantorowicz, Appraisal Team Leader (Eastern Hemisphere), CO2 Storage Team, BP
		Aart Tacoma, Chair of the Offshore Industry Committee of OSPAR and delegate to the London Convention, NL Authorities

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Clio

SESSION 07: ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND REPORTING

Session Chairpersons:

Roger Camps, Total S.A. Dean Slocum, Acorn International

1630	111807	Environmental Performance in the E&P Industry - 2006 J.A. Campbell and W. Poore, OGP
1652	112004	Environmental Performance Reporting: From a Laborious Data Collection to a Fully Integrated System B. Pradier, Total
1714	111737	Using Past Experience to Optimize Environmental Monitoring in the North Sea S.S. Bach, Maersk Oil; M. Robson, DONG Energy
1736	111873	Efficiency of Remote Sensing for the Environmental Management of Seismic Surveys in Desert Exploration Areas J. Xavier, TTI; P. Jean, Sogreah Magelis; J. Setier, R. Camps, J. Jousseaune and B.Mouly, Total

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Thalie

PANEL 03: CATASTROPHIC INCIDENTS: LEARNING FROM THE PAST TO PREVENT IN THE FUTURE

Moderators:

Don Jacobsen, Shell International Eamonn Naughton, BP

Preventing catastrophic incidents in an oil and gas facility requires management commitment and leadership, continuous vigilance and a sustained commitment to disciplined systems, and processes that ensure a robust approach to risk management and operations integrity. Too often, history has demonstrated that the passing of time without a process mishap can lead to complacency and a loss of an appreciation for the dangers and risks involved with our operations. It is important to identify the key roles that thoughtful engineering, operations integrity management systems, the evaluation of the potential consequences from near misses, and other controls have in ensuring reliable, safe, and environmentally responsible operations. This panel discussion aims to provide insight into how to avoid the common pitfalls that have lead to catastrophic incidents in the past.

Speakers

Ken Miller, Upstream SH&E Manager, ExxonMobil

Nancy Leveson, Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Harri Kytomaa, Corporate Vice President and Principal Engineer, Exponent

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Erato

SESSION 08: DRILLING WASTES: IMPACTS AND MANAGEMENT

Session Chairpersons:

Lawrence A. Reitsema, Marathon Oil Company John A. Hall, Halliburton

1630	111629	Techniques for Monitoring the Recovery of Deep, Cold-Water Habitats Following Physical Disturbance From Drilling Discharges D.O.B. Jones, National Oceanograpy Centre; I.F.J. Park, Total; A.R. Gates, National Oceanography Centre
1652	111771	Establishing an Environmental Performance Standard and Waste Management Toolbox for Offshore Drilling Discharges A.H. Glickman and C. Ivan, Chevron; W.A. Piper, Piper Consulting
1714	111646	Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Drilling Mud in Arid Area. Evaluation of Specific Fate Factors of Toxic Emissions to Groundwater. First Results G. Malika, G. Quaranta and J. Duplay, Uni. of Strasbourg
1736	111666	Zero Harmful Impact From Drilling Discharges: Where Are the Limits?  U.E. Moltu and L.M. Pinturier, Total
Alternate
	111959-P	A New Monitoring Tool for Assessing Environmental Impact of Offshore Drilling Activities: Benthic Foraminifera G. Duchemin, M. Mojtahid, E. Bicchi, M. Gaultier, F.J. Jorissen, BIAF, Angers University and LEBIM, Ile d'Yeu; J. Durrieu, Total; F. Galgani, IFREMER; L. Cazes, Ajilon Engineering; R. Camps, Total

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Gallieni 3

SESSION 09: SUSTAINABILITY

Session Chairpersons:

Robert J. Sherman, Halliburton Richard Sykes, IPIECA

1630	111804	Sustainable Development: End Game Is Good Governance C.A. Ristau and B. Knight, Pro-Natura International
1652	111621	Corporate Social Responsibility History Case: Solidarity Program Associated With the Touat Project of Gaz de France in the South West of Algeria A.M. Augustin, GDF; M. Ieblanc, Codegaz
1714	111665	Saipem Sustainability Talent: Speaking With Our Local Stakeholders D. Mauri, A. Forzan, and S. de Sanctis, Saipem
1736	111880	Sustainability and Change Management R.J. Sherman, Halliburton
Alternate
	111786-P	Cabinda Fisheries Assessment: Community and Stakeholder G. Wolinsky, Chevron; P. Fançony, A. Abel and Emanuel Leopoldo, Cabinda Gulf Oil

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Risso 6

SESSION 10: INFECTIOUS DISEASES: MANAGING ENDEMICS AND EPIDEMICS

Session Chairpersons:

Marci Z. Balge, Newfields John Luby, Luby Occupational Health Consultancy

1630	111537	Implementing Tuberculosis Screening Programs in Difficult-to-Access Worker Populations E.G. Lawhorn and R. Dockins, ExxonMobil
1652	111545	The Other Infectious Diseases of Concern J. Moreau, ConocoPhillips; M.Z. Balge, Newfields
1714	111715	The Corporate Response to HIV/AIDS: the Global Fortune 100 and the Oil and Gas Industry J. McCashin, International SOS
1736	111820	Strategic Framework: A Key to a Successful Comprehensive and Sustainable Response to HIV/AIDS Epidemic B.A. Fakunle, Shell; A. Imam and C. Hamelmann, Family Health International

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Risso 8

SESSION 11: BETTER BUSINESS THROUGH INTERFACE MANAGEMENT

Session Chairpersons:

Cynthia Truby, Marathon Oil Company Jill M. Kerr, ExxonMobil

1630	111553	Effective HSE Shutdown Management in the World's Largest Gas Plant J. Duplessis, S. Kutlay and S. Zaid, GASCO
1652	111598	Effective Contract Management: A Key for Better HSE Performance A. Al-Failakawi, N. Aravind and M.K.S. Mohiuddeen, KOC
1714	111816	The APPEA and NOPSA Model for Achieving Continuous Improvement in Health and Safety Performance: "Working Together for Safety" T.S. McGrath, APPEA; S. Schubach and P. Bell, NOPSA
1736	111615	Challenges for Realization of Health, Safety, and Environment Into Detailed Design in Onshore EPC Projects K. Tanigawa and K. Kobayashi, JGC
Alternate
	111597-P	MISS: Report an Incident Using a Mobile Phone W. De Gier, NorthMain Advies; G.D. Nijen Twilhaar, Shell
	111929-P	Raising Awareness Among and Training Contractors V. Calvo and C. Violini, Repsol YPF

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Hermes

PANEL 04: ROAD TRANSPORTATION: HOW DO WE MANAGE THE RISK?

Session Chairpersons:

Simon Williams, SafeDrive International Roderick P. Kuntz, International SOS

One of the most dangerous activities we continue to face as an industry is driving to and from a location. International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (OGP) statistics reaffirm that vehicle crashes are still one of the main causes of fatalities. Will companies use the new OGP Land Transportation Safety Recommended Practice to improve performance? How are contractors encouraged to implement the practice and how are they rewarded for doing so?

Speakers

1630	106827	OGP Land Transport Safety Recommended Practice: An Industry Standard for Land Transport Safety D.R. Tate, Schlumberger
1700		Raphael Grzebieta, Chair of Road Safety, NSW Injury Risk Management Research Centre (IRMRC)
1730Â		Gabriel Kardos, SAFE Fleet Manager, Johnson & Johnson EMEA

Tuesday, 15 April, 1630 to 1800

Gallieni 5

SESSION 12: SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: THE HUMAN FACTOR

Session Chairpersons:

Eddie Moir, BP Jamie Carbajal, Chevron Corporation

1630	111988	Screening for Human Factors in Process Safety and Technical Integrity  R.W. McLeod and H.J. Rensink, Shell
1652	111540	Empowering Employees: True Ownership of One's Health and Safety  J.J. Hinton, Baker Hughes
1714	111761	Enhancing Decision Making in Critical Operations R. Flin, U. of Aberdeen
1736	111961	Human Factors in Drill and Well Operations: The Drillers' Work Situation H. Heber, S. Wiig and A.M. Enoksen, Petroleum Safety Authority
Alternate
	111474-P	SAIPEM's Leadership-in-Safety Program: Bringing a New Safety Culture to the Oil and Gas Construction Industry M. Planeix Dumas, S. De Sanctis, A. Forzan, F. Prandini, D. Matkin and D. Scotti, Saipem; D. Trickey, TCO
	111581-P	Managing Safety Performance in Difficult Work Environment: The Approach of a Major Oil and Gas Producing Company in Nigeria IJENYO Jude, Elf Petroleum Nigeria Limited