8pm till late
Are you the brains of your squad? Do you know your general knowledge? Are you an industry whiz? Are you up for a laugh or even just a pint?
Fancy winning a bit of cash? Then join us at the SUT+ quiz night on Wednesday the 26th of February for the chance to win! Teams can be made up of 3-5 people with a £5 entry per person, which all goes towards the cash prize. Buffet food will be served during the evening.
In 2021, SUT teamed up again with Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Engineers Australia, Petroleum Club of WA, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA) , Society of Petroleum Engineers WA (SPE), Subsea Energy Australia (SEA) and Women in Subsea Engineering (WISE), to put on a co-hosted mentoring program and give everyone the opportunity to broaden their professional network.
Our first learning workshop for 2021 will present – Self Awareness.
Amy Jacobson from Finding Your ‘y’ will host a workshop all about self awareness, which is all about knowing your core skills and what makes you tick. Amy will discuss building your ‘skill portfolio’ from a personal and career point of view.
During this workshop, we will learn that the first step to mindset and self-awareness is owning our priorities, choices and the emotional drivers behind every decision. We don’t make sacrifices in life, we make choices based on our priorities at the time determined by preconceived beliefs and values. Understanding our core drivers and priorities provides purpose and ownership.
For those who attended the launch night facilitated by Amy Jacobson – you will know that this means it is going to be a great evening not to be missed.
Register Now for this event
In 2020, SUT teamed up again with Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Engineers Australia, Petroleum Club of WA, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA) , Society of Petroleum Engineers WA (SPE), Subsea Energy Australia (SEA) and Women in Subsea Engineering (WISE), to put on a co-hosted mentoring program and give everyone the opportunity to broaden their professional network.
This year SUT is looking after the organisation of the program.
This will be the fourth of a 5-event series – details to follow.
Programme TBC.
For further information contact Lead: Matt Moore or SUT Staff.
In 2020, SUT teamed up again with Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Engineers Australia, Petroleum Club of WA, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA) , Society of Petroleum Engineers WA (SPE), Subsea Energy Australia (SEA) and Women in Subsea Engineering (WISE), to put on a co-hosted mentoring program and give everyone the opportunity to broaden their professional network.
This year SUT is looking after the organisation of the program.
This will be the third of a 5-event series – details to follow.
Programme TBC.
For further information contact Lead: Matt Moore or SUT Staff: Irina Sankoff.
Inviting (and strongly encouraging :)) the following of our fabulous voluntary committee members to register here for this free event:
This briefing/workshop type event has been put together for SUT newbies to SUT veterans to come together and:
As our SUT representatives, if there’s an SUT event not to miss this year, we’d suggest it’s this one!
Programme:
5.00 pm – 5.30 pm Drinks and networking
5.30 pm – 7.00 pm Workshop with nibbles
7.00 pm onwards Continue networking out the front of Rigbys
Note: a ticketed Johnny Cash tribute band will commence at the back of Rigbys at 7pm – should you wish to join a Fringe show with fellow volunteers.
What is it that really makes me ‘tick’? Let’s put it down to our core drivers that underly everything that we do, how we react and create the opportunities for our future.
Learning Objectives:
Guest Speaker: Amy Jacobson
Facilitating the launch night is emotional intelligence and human behaviour specialist, Amy Jacobson. Amy is a passionate speaker, inspirational leadership trainer and highly sought after Coach. She works with businesses and career minded people to achieve outstanding results, ignite passion, develop strengths and use Emotional Intelligence to create a clear career path to high performance and success.
Programme:
5.30 pm – 6.00 pm Registration
6.00 pm – 8.00 pm Presentation
8.00 pm – 8.30 pm Networking & nibbles
*This is a free event for all program participants (mentors/mentees). Registrations for members of industry co-hosts is available here.
Sponsorship:
For the first time, the Joint Industry Mentoring initiative is offering various sponsorship packages for the 2020 program. More information is available here.
The Joint Industry Mentoring Program is an initiative by the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Engineers Australia, Petroleum Club of WA, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA), Society of Petroleum Engineers WA (SPE), Society for Underwater Technology, Subsea Energy Australia (SEA) and Women in Subsea Engineering (WISE).
This development has been a voluntary collaboration between individuals and organisations involved in Subsea Engineering in Australia. This year SUT is looking after the organisation of the program and this is the second of a 5-event series.
For further information contact Lead: Matt Moore or SUT Staff
It’s time to set the scene and create the Program mindset! The session will cover everything from the purpose of the program, the different roles that each person plays to activating the sub-conscious mind. The aim is to leave the workshop with clear direction, understanding and goals avoiding those awkward first few catch ups.
Learning Objectives:
Guest Speaker: Amy Jacobson
Facilitating the launch night is emotional intelligence and human behaviour specialist, Amy Jacobson. Amy is a passionate speaker, inspirational leadership trainer and highly sought after Coach. She works with businesses and career minded people to achieve outstanding results, ignite passion, develop strengths and use Emotional Intelligence to create a clear career path to high performance and success.
Programme:
5.30 pm – 6.00 pm Registration
6.00 pm – 8.00 pm Presentation
8.00 pm – 8.30 pm Networking & nibbles
*This is a free event for all program participants (mentors/mentees).
Sponsorship:
For the first time, the Joint Industry Mentoring initiative is offering various sponsorship packages for the 2020 program. More information is available here.
The Joint Industry Mentoring Program is an initiative by the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists, Engineers Australia, Petroleum Club of WA, Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA), Society of Petroleum Engineers WA (SPE), Society for Underwater Technology, Subsea Energy Australia (SEA) and Women in Subsea Engineering (WISE).
This development has been a voluntary collaboration between individuals and organisations involved in Subsea Engineering in Australia. This year SUT is looking after the organisation of the program and this is the first of a 5-event series.
For further information contact Lead: Matt Moore or SUT Staff
Throughout most of 2019 Subsea UK and NSRI in collaboration with the UK Defence Solution Centre (UKDSC), Royal Navy, BP and the OGTC, supported through the UKRI Innovate UK, on behalf of both the MOD and the Offshore Energy Sector has led to the launch of the of a Cross Sector Investment (CSI) initiative. This will address specific opportunities which will deliver joint benefit to both sectors by developing, jointly through their supply chains, a range of innovative emerging and enabling technology solutions.
The Subsea CSI has seen close collaboration between the UK Defence sector and subsea commercial sectors, that specifically focus on areas of mutual interest within Unmanned Autonomous Systems (UAS). Subsequently, all parties have agreed that this Subsea CSI will address specific opportunities that will deliver joint benefit to both the Defence and Offshore sectors by developing, jointly through their supply chains, a range of innovative emerging and enabling technology solutions. As a result, £6.1m of funding has been made available by the various parties to initiate a specific Innovation Competition. In summary, detailed dialogue between the major Offshore Energy companies and the Royal Navy (RN) have identified a shared appetite to deliver disruptive solutions around four distinctive enabling technology within the Subsea Autonomous Systems areas as follows:
UK Research and Innovation’s (UKRI) Robots for a Safer World challenge, is working with Subsea UK, NSRI, The Royal Navy, the OGTC, BP and the OGA on a new £6 million competition for business-led projects. Successful applicants will gain a place on a 5-day collaborative workshop to develop their proposals, then submit their final innovative and commercially viable ideas.
The competition details are as follows:
For any enquiries, please email [email protected] or call Subsea UK on 0845 505 3535.
Newcastle University, Armstrong Building, Room ARMB1.49, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7RU
Registration & Refreshments 6.00pm Presentations 6.30pm
Our inaugural get together of members from the North East Joint Branch of RINA and
IMarEST with the North of England Branch of the SUT.
We will delve into the latest design, construction and operations of ship-shaped offshore
installations with four interlinked presentations moving from the shipyard to the seabed
1. Are offshore installations a shipyard business?
2. The Drivers and Challenges in the Design of FPSOs, FSOs, FLNGs and FSRUs
3. A Review of Mooring System Solutions for FPSOs, FSOs, FLNGs and FSRUs
4. Surface to Seabed Integrating Well Control, Processing and Subsea Infrastructure
Paul Stott
Is a senior lecturer at Newcastle University. A naval architect by profession, Paul’s expertise is in the interface between marine industries and markets, in particular competitiveness and price/subsidy.
Keith Hutchinson
Is a ship designer and naval architect at Safinah. He is at the forefront of the latest technical developments in the sector, with specific expertise in large floating platforms.
Alan Dobson
Is a chartered mechanical engineer at TechnipFMC. He is currently in charge of Umbilical and Cable Research and Technology Governance.
Jon Dunstan
Is managing director of London Marine Consultants. He has extensive experience of the design, construction, installation, operation, maintenance and decommissioning of large fixed and floating offshore oil and gas facilities.
