Agenda
Wednesday, August 17
What does the future of the HSES Function look like: Skills (hard and soft), Expertise, Data Analytics, Intangibles?
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| Tom Knode, Quantum AI |
| Bridget Todd, Baker Hughes |
| Trey Shaffer, ERM |
The crucial role of HSE in achieving sustainability goals: Capability, Expertise, Integration?
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Edwin Verdonk, Shell |
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Monica Boe, Equinor |
| Brian Sullivan, IOGP |
Driving continues to present one of the greatest risks for serious injuries in our industry. Some of the contributing factors in crashes include speed and driver behaviors, fatigue, vehicle capabilities and road conditions. This panel will explore the latest in programs, technologies, and research that will help guide us towards better management of the hazards of driving.
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Burden of Vehicle Crashes in O&G & Science Findings From Recent Research and Database Review |
| General View of Fatigue and Detection Technologies Imelda Wong, NIOSH |
| The Role In-Vehicle Monitoring Systems (IVMS) Play in Improving Driving Behaviors Melinda Denton, Pioneer Natural Resources |
| IOGP Land Transportation Safety Guidance - Current Work and Future Direction John Nixon, Baker Hughes |
What's oil and gas industry doing to measure, value, assess, and report Sustainability (i.e. ESG indicators). To whom, what, why and how it matters? How successful is the oil and gas industry in communicating with stakeholders?
Design for the environment and constructing sites for minimal impact and measuring along the way. This can enhance habitat, improve communities, and address stakeholder concerns.
Thursday, August 18
What are the recent innovations to reduce atmospheric carbon generated by the Oil & Gas industry? What work is underway to ensure accurate, quality data across the energy lifecycle?
What's the oil and gas industry doing to be on the transition pathway to Net-Zero and sustainable energy? What are the Low-Carbon pathways for growth? How's the industry incorporating climate change physical risks (e.g. sea level rise, storm intensity) and resilience into business plans and how are we communicating these risks to stakeholders and shareholders?
Plan for the environment involving assessing cumulative impacts and measuring the environmental benefits. This is focused on a risk and opportunity-based approach to environmental management.
What are we doing to prepare our workforce for current and future transformations in the global energy system?
What are we doing to leverage the earth's natural assets and ecology to improve the sustainability of oil & gas?
Life cycle water management and circular economy for the upstream industry, considering pending and potential regulatory changes into the future.