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Technical Programme - Wednesday
Wednesday, 16 April, 1330 to 1430
Rhodes Exhibition Hall
KNOWLEDGE SHARING SESSION 02: THE ENVIRONMENT
| 111293 | Cleanup of Offshore Emulsion Spill: An Experimental
Approach A.Y. Zekri, O.A. Chaalal, and M.T. Ghannam, UAE University |
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| 111475 | Coral Transplantation: An Innovative Measure in the Frame of
Environmental Impact Mitigation R. Hirst, Yemen LNG; C. Sutton and C. Chaineau, Total |
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| 111558 | Arctic Bivalves as Indicators of Environmental
Variation: Baseline Data M.L. Carroll, Akvaplan-Niva; S.G. Denisenko and A. Voronkov, Zoological Institute Russian Academy of Sciences; W.G. Ambrose Jr. and G.C. Henkes, Bates College; S. Bosheim, B. Fredheim and T.R. Gulbrandsen, StatoilHydro |
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| 111562 | Investigation of Naturally Occurring Radioactive
Material (NORM) in Oil Fields and Oil Lakes in Kuwait F.H. Abdullah, H.R. Saad, A. Farhan, and M.M. Sharma, Kuwait U. |
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| 111578 | Monitoring Bioremediation in Oil-Contaminated Soils Using Toxicity
Analysis N.Z. Al-Mutairi, Kuwait U.; M.S. Almutairi, KOC |
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| 111612 | Innovative Methodology for Cleaning Pipes: Key to Environmental
Protection L.O. S Buzelin and C.B. Lima, Petrobras |
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| 111620 | Bioremediation: The Journey From Hazardous to Green L.H. Hamza and T. Adly, BP; S. Afifi, United Environmental |
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| 111627 | Industry and Community Working in Partnership To Provide Waste
Solutions M. McKay, Total; I. Sheills, Wood Recyclability; D. Taylor, Enviroco |
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| 111637 | Microwave Treatment of Oil-Contaminated Drill Cuttings at Pilot
Scale   J. Robinson, S. Kingman, and C.E. Snape, University of Nottingham; M. Bradley, University of Greenwich; S. Bradshaw, University of Stellenbosch; P.W. Page, BP; D.J. Thomas, BG Group |
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| 111677 | Framework for the Environmental Impact Factor for Drilling
Discharges: A Proposed Tool for Impact Reduction, Management, and Regulation of
Drilling Discharges M.G.D. Smit, IRIS; T.K. Frost, S. Johnson and O. Follum, StatoilHydro; H. Rye and I. Singsaas, SINTEF; K. Bakke, Shell; M. Buffagni, Eni; L. Falcao-Veiga, Petrobras; E. Garpestad, ConocoPhillips; U. Moltu, Total; I. Skare, Exxonmobil; |
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| 111684 | Complex Problems – Simple Solutions GIS Application to a Socially
Responsible Hydrocarbon Development in Colombia K. Ravishankar, OXY; J.C. Mejia, LCI Project Occidental Colombia |
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| 111704 | Environmental Considerations for Transferring Offshore Facilities
to National Oil Company Operators L.J. Armstrong, J.L. Edmunds, and J.B. Clare, URS |
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| 111705 | Creating a Sustainability-Minded Worldwide Environmental Workforce L.J. Armstrong, URS | |
| 111707-A | A Laboratory Study on Increased Assurance and Understanding Storage
Mechanism of E&P Wastes Injection Into an Unconsolidated
Formation J. D. McLennan, ASRC; Q. Guo, C. Wang and T. Geehan, M-I SWACO; J. Wesley Martin, and J. Marquardt, TerraTek |
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| 111737-A | Using Past Experience To Improve Environmental Monitoring in the
North Sea S.S. Bach, Maersk Oil; M. Robson, DONG Energy |
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| 111781-A | Pipeline Hydrotest Water Management W. Boulton, BP |
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| 111789 | SERPENT of the Deep - Research, Monitoring, and Partnerships for a
Deepwater Well off Atlantic Canada A. d'Entremont, Chevron; J. Kaariainen, University of Southampton; K. Baker, Memorial University of Newfoundland |
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| 111828-A | The "Science" Behind a Spillage Reduction Success
G. Garcia, A.C. Sanchez, L.E. Perez, and R. Sandoval, BP |
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| 111831-A | Developing Global Oil Spill Preparedness and
Response B. Bennet, BP; C. Richardson, Shell; Y. Osikilo, IPIECA |
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| 111936 | Assessment of a Bioremediation Process for
StatoilHydrocarbons-Polluted Soil J. C. Setier, J. L. Pornain and F.Perie, Total; S. Ouvrard and C. Schwartz, Laboratoire Sols et Environnement; P. Faure, G2R; S. Guimont and J. C. Renat, TVD |
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| 111941 | Drilling Waste Management Plans for Exploration and Production
Operations in Iran M. Kalhor Mohammadi, NIOC; K. Tahmasbi, Petroleum Uni. of Technology |
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| 111955 | Risk Assessment for Livestock in the Oriente
Region of Ecuador M. Pattanyek, ARCADIS; S.J. McMillen, Chevron |
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| 111959-A | A New Monitoring Tool for Assessing Environmental Impact of
Offshore Drilling Activities: Benthic Foraminifera G. Duchemin, M. Mojtahid, E. Bicchi, M. Gaultier and F.J. Jorissen, BIAF, Angers University and LEBIM; J. Durrieu and R. Camps, Total; F. Galgani, IFREMER; L. Cazes, Ajilon Engineering; Total |
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| 111965-A | A Successful Stakeholder Partnership: The Dolphin Energy Experience
Coral Reef Habitats of the Arabian Gulf M. Al Kendi and Marcus Chandler Dolphin Energy |
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| 111978 | Carriage of Drilling Fluids and Brines - Implications for the
Offshore Industry K. Walker, M-I SWACO; D. MacRae, MCA; P. Ronald, Seacroft Marine |
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| 112010 | Hydrocarbon Seepage in Former Drilling Mud Pits E.L. Vicente, M. del Rosario Rosso and J. Fuchs Pan American Energy |
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| 112861 | OGP Exploration and Production Waste Management
Guidelines E. Garland, Total; J.M. Kerr, ExxonMobil; K. J. Mundy, Agip KCO; M. J. Mason and S. Young, BP; S. R. Pegors and E. Sedlock, Chevron; J. Barrett, Hebee Ltd.; J. Campbell, OGP; C. Eygun, Total |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Clio
SESSION 13: LEADERSHIP DELIVERS BENEFITS
| Session Chairpersons: | Carsten Bowitz, Norwegian Oil Industry Association Roderick P. Kuntz, International SOS |
| 111762 | Influence From the Top: Senior Managers and Safety
Leadership R. Flin and H. Reid, U. of Aberdeen; R. Bryden, Shell |
| 111447 | HSE Leadership Development Programmes - What REALLY
Works G. Siokos, EDN; J.M. Karish, ENSCO |
| 111977 | Meeting Expectations: A New Model for a Just and Fair
Culture P. Hudson, Leiden U.; M. Vuijk, Dockwise; D. Biela, Leiden U.; R. Bryden and C. Cowley, Shell |
| 112011 | Coaching Safety Leadership Using the Situational
Leadership Model A.M. Brasher, Baker Hughes |
| Alternate | |
| 111557-P | Breaking the Glass Ceiling in Human Safety Behaviour
Awareness D. Hildebrandt and F.M. van der Wilt, GDF |
| 111791-P | High-Performance Safety Culture H.C. Reavis, P. Douzenis, and G. Fournier, T. Griffiths and M. Andre, Schlumberger |
| 111848-P | Improving HSE Culture Through the Human
Element K.A. Pachiyannakis, M. Al Hajri and E.S. Al-Sarkal,, ZADCO |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Thalie
PANEL 05: HUMAN RIGHTS, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS
| Session Chairpersons: | Adel Chaouch, Marathon Jean-Marc Fontaine, Total |
Panel Description
Upholding human rights is fundamental to the commitments of companies to the ethic principles and practices. Companies certainly have a role to play in fostering greater respect for human rights in the countries where they operate. How do we improve our ability to put this commitment into practice? How do we make employees aware and how do we train them?
Speakers
| 1100 | Margaret Jungk, Head of the Human Rights & Business Department | |
| 1200 | 111471 | Making Human Rights Training Accessible: The IPIECA Human Rights Training Toolkit for the Oil and Gas Industry J. Owens, IPIECA; E. Wild, BP |
| 1130 | 112026 | Security and Human Rights Training: One Company's Central African Experience A. Chaouch, C.K. Curlee, B.J. McCabe and I. Turner, Marathon Oil |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Erato
SESSION 14: MEETING THE CHALLENGE OF RISK ASSESSMENT
| Session Chairpersons: | Steve Barber, BP Middle East David Jones, Chevron Corporation |
| 1100 | 111509 | Risk and Safety Training Using Virtual Reality
(VRSafety) S. Hoiset and E. Glittum, StatoilHydro |
| 1122 | 111607 | Multiple Barrier Thinking -A Road to a Proactive
Culture D. Steinsvik, Steinsvik & Company; A. Vegge, Dolphin |
| 1144 | 111815 | Testing the Effectiveness of Risk Perception
Training T.S. McGrath, NOPSA; S. Dennon, RPS Energy |
| 1206 | 111788 | Using Internal Video Projects To Share Lessons
Learned H.C. Reavis and P. Douzenis, Schlumberger; N. Bourdoumis, BP |
| Alternate | ||
| 111769-P | Meeting the Challenge of Technology Advancement: Innovative
Strategies for Health, Environment, and Safety Risk Management D.W. Jones and J.M. Bruney, Chevron |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Gallieni 3
SESSION 15: EMERGENCY RESPONSE
| Session Chairpersons: | Laurent Arnulf, International SOS Alison Martin, BP |
| 1100 | 111730 | Improving the Quality of the Medical Emergency Response (MER) in
Shell's Global EP Operations W. Ponsonby, Eelco Sixma and Faiyaz Bhojani, Shell |
| 1122 | 111462 | Medical Emergency Response Management in a Third World
Setting U. Okorocha, Schlumberger |
| 1144 | 111641 | Lessons From Our Global Emergency Response System D.L. Buford, G.A. Douglas and L.G. Shallenberger, ExxonMobil |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Risso 6
SESSION 16: IMPROVING ORGANISATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS
| Session Chairpersons: | Luciano Scataglini, Eni Exploration & Production Division Morris K. Kho, PETRONAS |
| 1430 | 111336 | Organization Design Considerations for Effectively Addressing HSSE
Program Requirements in Oil and Gas Operations R.L. Moreau, ExxonMobil |
| 1452 | 111604 | Managing Environmental Incidents at Oil and Gas Facilities Before
They Happen T. W. Lee and N.S. Othman, Petronas |
| 1514 | 111606 | Improving Environmental and Occupational Health Performance Through
an HSE Management System: A 7-Year Case Study A.J. Leuterman, J.E. Candler, S. Rabke and R. Ceron, M-I SWACO |
| 1536 | 111801 | Safety Interventions – A Status Challenge for Managers and
Supervisors T. Pullwitt and K.J. Mearns, U. of Aberdeen; K. Lauche, TU Delft |
| Alternate | ||
| 112028 | Creating a Sustainable Step Change in Safety From an Innovative
Self-Evaluation Programme D. Allan and K.A. Lang, Baker Huges INTEQ |
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| 111603 | Management Team Role in Safety Performance
Improvement D. Arias, Pan American Energy |
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| 111933-P | The Resource Calculator - A Tool Driving Improvement K. Lang and S. Long, Baker Hughes |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Risso 8
SESSION 17: ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT
| Session Chairpersons: | Dominique Grepinet, Total E&P Myanmar Cesare Alberti Di Catenaja, Eni E&P Division |
| 1100 | 111586 | Holistic Environmental Management of Discharges From the Oil and
Gas Industry - Combining Quantitative Risk Assessment and Environmental
Monitoring I. Nilssen and S. Johnsen, StatoilHydro |
| 1122 | 111691 | Environmental Risk Management in the Barents Sea: Contribution to a
Scientific Based Approach for Defining Acceptance Criteria for Operational
Activity in the Barents Sea L.M. Pinturier and U.E. Moltu, Total; L. Bracco and M. Buffagni, Eni; S. Bamber and S. Sanni, IRIS |
| 1144 | 111524 | Linking Management Responses to Quantitative Assessment of
Cumulative Impact Consequences T.C. Winton and M. Lorkin, Sinclair Knight Merz; E. Papiccio, Woodside Energy |
| 1206 | 111609 | A Model for Environmental Risk Assessment for the Construction of
Oil/Gas Processing Facilities in Coastal Areas A.H. ElSherbiny and T. Adly, BP |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1100 to 1230
Hermes
PANEL 06: CHALLENGES OF GHG
EMISSIONS IN THE UPSTREAM BUSINESS
| Session Chairpersons: | Leopoldo Henriquez, State Supervision of Mines Edgar Furuholt, StatoilHydro |
Panel Description
With the public having significant concerns about CO2 emissions being released into the atmosphere, the oil industry faces many challenges. While the main public focus is on the emissions from final products, there is also a growing concern and focus on the emissions from exploration and production of oil and gas. What are the challenges and actions the industry faces to continue its current business and also consider opportunities such as heavy oils and LNG while controlling the CO2 emissions?
Speakers
| 1100 | 111709 | Old Carbon vs. New Carbon in Climate Change B.W. Ebenhack, U. of Leoben; D.M. Martinez, U. of Rochester |
| Bent Svensson, Programme Manager, GGFR, World Bank Group Garry Mann, General Manager, Health, Safety & Environment, Corporate HSE & SR, Nexen Inc. Jean-Paul Gourlia, HSE Vice-President, Total Gaz & Energies Nouvelles |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Clio
SESSION 18: WASTE MANAGEMENT
| Session Chairpersons: | Jeff Jeter, EBRD Cary S. Hudson, Walsh Environmental Scientists & Engineers |
| 1430 | 111750 | Waste Management Standards Enhance Environmental
Performance D.L. Conrad, R.E. Hoffmann and S. McHugh, Chevron |
| 1452 | 111747 | Waste Management in a Desert Environment, Yemen K. Ravishankar and R.A. Brower, OXY; M.W. Thurber and J. McClurg, Walsh Environmental, |
| 1514 | 111842 | NORM Management in the Oil and Gas Industry M. Cowie, K. Mously and O. Fageeha, Saudi Aramco |
| 1536 | 111679 | Challenges of Waste Management in Environmentally Developing
Countries W. Paton and P. Fletcher, ERM |
| Alternate | ||
| 111707-P | A Laboratory Study on Increased Assurance and Understanding Storage
Mechanism of E&P Wastes Injection Into an Unconsolidated
Formation J.D. McLennan, ASRC; Q. Guo, C. Wang and T. Geehan, M-I SWACO; J.W. Martin and J. Marquardt, TerraTek |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Thalie
PANEL 07:
PARTNERSHIP
| Session Chairpersons: | Patrick Toutain, Total John Karish, Ensco International |
Panel Description
Operators and contractors collaborating to improve performance: Operators and contractors are in a relationship that demands cooperation and collaboration. Contractors who are investing heavily in HSE must be reassured that they will be recognized for that effort. How are operators evaluating HSE performance of contractors and choosing based on programs, policies, and performance? How do contractors who have excellent programs and performance leverage those and get work based on value and not price?
Speakers
| 1430Â | Wolfgang Remp, Senior Vice President, OMV International Operations |
| 1500 | Johan Bakker, Vice President, Halliburton Europe Eurasia Jan de Jong, Inspector General of Mines, State Supervision of Mines, The Netherlands Hugh Williams, Chief Executive, The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Erato
SESSION 19: ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN THE
DAY-TO-DAY UPSTREAM ACTIVITIES
| Session Chairpersons: | Edgar Furuholt, StatoilHydro Simone Melo, ANP |
| 1430 | 111964 | Energy Efficiency Assessments – Just a Paper
Exercise? K. Speirs, Total |
| 1452 | 111937 | Saving Energy in the Oil and Gas Industry: An IPIECA
Perspective D. Chauvin, Total; H. Buckley and S. Depraz IPIECA |
| 1514 | 111599 | Sustainability at an E&P company in Europe - OMV Austria
Exploration & Production GmbH J. Paul and R. Samhaber, OMV |
| 1536 | 111527 | Developing Rigorous GHG Forecasts For E&P Operations: GHG
Forecast Tool J.F. Edwards and A. Watson, BP; M. Guinee, PI-E2 |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Gallieni 3
SESSION 20: SOCIAL PRINCIPLES AND PROCESSES
| Session Chairpersons: | Barnaby Briggs, Shell Miriam Potter, Robin des Bois |
| 1430 | 111712 | Compliance with the Equator Principles: What Does it Mean for Oil
& Gas Companies? C. Lowrance, Citigroup |
| 1452 | 111688 | Executing Corporate Responsibility Projects in Remote Delta Areas:
Health and Safety Lessons Learned from Working in the Orinoco Delta,
Venezuela F.D. Rodriguez, HSE International; D. Vilera, Total |
| 1514 | 111839 | Implementing the Social Dimension of ESHIA in
Chevron J.P. Lilien and N. Anwar, Chevron |
| 1536 | 111681 | Planning and Executing EIA Baseline Studies in Remote and
Socio-Economically Complex Regions with Potential for Uncontacted People:
Practical Guidelines from Working in Northern Peru M. Rodriguez, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru; A. Sambartolome and A. Rawa, ERM; F.D. Rodriguez, HSE International |
| Alternate | ||
| 111640-P | Comparative Analysis of Social and Environmental Performance
Metrics for Petroleum Companies J.B. Clare and P. Päster, URS |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Risso 6
SESSION 21: SUCCESS THROUGH THE LIFE CYCLE INTEGRATION
| Session Chairpersons: | Cyrus Rezaei, BP Carlos Mangia, Adriatic LNG |
| 1430 | 111770 | Chevron Global Upstream Environmental Management
System S. McHugh, M. Slovacek, and S. Offner, Chevron |
| 1452 | 111935 | A Compliance Focused Health, Safety, Security and Environmental
Management System is a Key to Safe and Green Operations Y.Y. Zaytsev and R. Heath, BP |
| 1514 | 111418 | Problems and Challenges for Implementation of Safety and HSE
Management Rules in Aged Iranian Refineries and Petrochemical B. Abdolhamidzadeh, V. Hashemi, and D. Rashtchian, Sharif U. of Technology |
| 1536 | 111721 | Integrating HSE into the Business K.S. Saleh, KOC |
| Alternate | ||
| 112009 | Gas Pipeline Maintenance: Safety and Environmental Issues for
Operations in Highly Sensitive Ecosystems C.A. Strappa and E. Tapia Garzón, Repsol YPF |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Risso 8
SESSION 22: MANAGING WORKFORCE HEALTH
| Session Chairpersons: | Gabriel Saada, SAIPEM Will Ponsonby, Shell |
| 1430 | 111631 | Capturing Mangement Information on Health in the Oil and Gas
Industry G.W. Sortland, M. Madaboosi and S.E. Fox, BP |
| 1452 | 111623 | Institutional Capacity Building for Creating Health System
Governance and Sustainable Development A. Madera, S. Cianca,and F. Uberti, Eni; A. Abushawashi, A.I. Elbousify and M. Swehl U. of Tripoli |
| 1514 | 111729 | Value Added Health Management – A Model to Measure Realized
Benefits R. Donnelly, G. de Jong and K. Niven Shell; C. Pedersen, Accenture |
| 1536 | 111588 | Health Plan Ingineering for E&P Operations G. Steenman and J.P. Grdair, Total |
| Alternate | ||
| 111763-P | Shifting Focus in Workplace Health Care Service Delivery Strategy:
The Experience of Chevron Nigeria O.A. Fagade, P.A. Ajayi, S. Okegbemiro and O.T. Fadeyi, Chevron |
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| 111980-P | Sustaining an Excellent Workforce E.J. Thompson, Abermed |
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| 111943-P | Health Circles – A Tool for Work Place Health Promotion in The Oil
Industry S. Schunder and W. Unterberger, OMV |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1430 to 1600
Hermes
PANEL 08: COPING WITH NEW
REGULATIONS: REACH
| Session Chairpersons: | Andrew Smith, Shell Fred Jones, ERM |
Panel Description
REACH, the European Union Regulation on Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals, is one of the most complex and far-reaching pieces of legislation ever implemented in Europe and will be phased in over an 11-year period. The aim of REACH is to protect human health and the environment from potential risks derived from the use of chemicals. This panel will discuss anticipated impacts this and similar international regulations will have on chemical usage within the oil and gas industry.
Speakers
| 1 | Ylva Gilbert, Business Director, Gaia Consulting |
| 2 | Marie-Pierre Rabaud, Product Stewardship-Regulatory Affairs Advisor – Europe, ExxonMobil Chemicals Company |
| 3 | Chris Rivers, Executive Vice President, M-I SWACO |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Clio
SESSION 23: THE VALUE OF PARTNERING
| Session Chairpersons: | Antoine Augustin, Gaz de France Halina Caravello, Baker Hughes |
| 1630 | 111953 | Harmonizing Efforts to Evaluate Contractor HSE Performance: The API
PIDX Revision of RP 76 J. Schey, OFS Portal; T. Knode, Halliburton; F.Simon, BJ Services; E. Ring, Baker Hughes; T. Elsen and D. Campbell, Chevron; M. Carter, Devon; M. Bell, ExxonMobil; R. Light, Schlumberger |
| 1652 | 111777 | Working in a Contractual Environment, "Pathways to a Common
Goal" P. Toutain, Total |
| 1714 | 111819 | E4W Technique: Stepping Ahead from Traditional
Safety H. Haag, R.D. Ritchie, and G. Wachtel, OMV |
| 1736 | 111956 | Development and Deployment of a Contractor Safety Management
Program for Chevron Environmental Management Company T. Zamora and R. Martin, Chevron |
| Alternate | ||
| 111601-P | Safety @ the Value of Partnering G.J. Windhorst, Noble Drilling; F.M. van der Wilt, GDF |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Thalie
PANEL 09: HOW DO YOU CHANGE THE HSE
CULTURE?
| Session Chairpersons: | Roger Melton, ExxonMobil Hans Jorn Johansen, DONG Energy |
Panel Description
The success of an HSE program in the form of improved and sustainable performance is dependent on many factors, including the implementation of effective management systems, good communications at all levels of the organization, and the assurance of employee competence through comprehensive and focused training programs. All of these factors contribute to the overall HSE culture of the company. This panel will discuss how to establish and sustain the appropriate HSE culture across a company.
Speakers
| 1 | Eirik Renlie, Vice President, EARC, Baker Hughes INTEQ |
| 2 | Patrick Hudson, Department of Psychology, Leiden University |
| 3 | Guy Boyd, Head of Operations and Executive Consulting, BST |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Erato
SESSION 24: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROCESSES
| Session Chairpersons: | Ian Sealy, Schlumberger Michael Holgate, ECOLOGIC |
| 1630 | 111498 | Enhancing Environmental Performance Through Common Process – from
20 EMS's to One E. Taylor and C. Burry, BP |
| 1652 | 111981 | Environmental Projects for New Projects: Systematic Processes and
Performance Requirements Driving Better Environmental Outcomes E.M. Rogers and S.K. Spence, BP |
| 1714 | 111760 | Use of Habitat Equivalency Analysis (HEA) to Determine the
Environmentally Superior Project Alternative W.R. Gala and R.W. Hill, Chevron; L.A. Hostetter, Triangle Economic Research |
| 1736 | 111445 | e-SHRIMP: One Year On! R.W. Finney, BP; J.A. Campbell, OGP |
Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Gallieni 3
SESSION 25: LOCAL CONTENT CAPACITY BUILDING
| Session Chairpersons: | Mike Mannering, Schlumberger Foo Say Moo, PETRONAS |
| 1630 | 111940 | Chad-Cameroon Oil Development and Pipeline Project – Contribution
to Local Company Success J.J. Gruat and M. Bichara, Cameroon Oil Transport |
| 1652 | 111983 | Regulatory Compliance Challenge in Countries with Emerging Economy
and Developing Legislative System Y.Y. Zaytsev, G.A. Mattson, BP |
| 1714 | 111963 | The Total Group and the Local Economic Development of the Lacq
Basin C. Arquizan, J. Charbonnel and R. Noel Total |
| 1736 | 111879 | The Strategic Value of Defining the Local Business Enabling
Environment R.J. Sherman, Halliburton |
| Alternate | ||
| 111975 | Sustainable CSR Activities in Uganda G. Brunton and M. Early, Tullow Oil |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Risso 6
SESSION 26: SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENTS: LEARNINGS
| Session Chairpersons: | Jay Wagner, Plexus Energy Mike Mason, BP |
| 1630 | 111821 | Protection of Biodiversity in the Caspian Sea – Oil and Gas
Development in Kazakhstan G. Mutysheva and C. Walker, Agip |
| 1652 | 111957 | Minimizing Impacts in the Arctic; 30 Years of Oil Development on
the North Slope of Alaska J.D. Platt, BP |
| 1714 | 111810 | Tangguh Responses on the Sensitive Environment L. Ahmad, BP |
| 1736 | 111536 | Microhabitat Protection during Geophysical Exploration in High
Diversity Tropical Rainforest M.W. Thurber and F. Silva Walsh Environmental; S. Valdivieso and G.Noboa, Andes Petroleum |
| Alternate | ||
| 111965-P | A Successful Stakeholder Partnership – The Dolphin Energy
Experience Coral Reef Habitats of the Arabian Gulf M. Al Kendi and M. Chandler, Dolphin Energy |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Risso 8
SESSION 27: HYGIENE AND COMMUNITY HEALTH
| Session Chairpersons: | Nicole Speiser-Remp, OMV Erik Dahl-Hansen, ExxonMobil |
| 1630 | 111137 | Development of a Proactive Community Medical Services Plan in
Georgia J.D. Clyde, Spinnaker Medical; Z. Mamulaishvili; L. Bentsen and T.L. Thoem, Frontera; |
| 1652 | 112027 | Prevention and Management of Food and Waterborne
Diseases E.L. Shammas, StatoilHydro; M.Z. Balge and G. Krieger, Newfields |
| 1714 | 111716 | Food Safety Management E. Yarmamedov and O. Minkin, BP |
| 1736 | 111809 | Health Impact Assessment in the Business Process F. Uberti, G. Gomez and A. Madera, Eni |
| Alternate | ||
| 111566-P | Haze Hazard and Emergency in the Oil and Gas
Industry D. Kumarasamy and S. Karthikeyan, Petronas |
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| 111645-P | To Share Findings and Challenges in Conducting Health Impacts Assessment in
Remote Geophysical Locations in the Third World Countries W. Majid, Petronas |
|
| 111775-P | Promoting Health Awareness Among Employees and Families by
Partnering with NGOs – The Schlumberger India Success Story J.I. Akaya, Schlumberger |
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Wednesday, 16 April, 1630 to 1800
Hermes
PANEL 10: THE LEADERSHIP ROLE IN PREVENTING MAJOR INCIDENTS
| Session Chairpersons: | Rhona Flin, Aberdeen University Aidan Hayes, Woodside Energy |
Panel Description
Leadership is considered a prime mover that establishes a culture-by-design as opposed to a culture-by-default. The tone of the organisation is established and the priorities for failsafe mechanisms are set as expectations by the culture. How is effective leadership truly measured in our industry today? How are we different from high-reliability organisations?
Speakers
| 1630 | 111830 | Commonality in EDF Fleet Y.M. Garcier, EDF |
Claudio Cignetti, International Safety Manager, Eni
Tony Blackmore, UK Health and Safety Executive
