The SUT Perth Branch would like to invite you to our Annual Dinner on Friday 29 November 2024.
Hosted by the Perth Branch of the SUT, celebrate with us this year marking 20 years since the inception of SUT Perth. The Annual dinner is the highlight of the SUT social calendar bringing together subsea community for a prestigious evening of dinner, drinks, entertainment and networking. With upwards of 250 guests, this is our largest event of the year.
“It’s the highlight of our social calendar and a fantastic opportunity for an evening with your colleagues and clients”
Invite your clients and staff to fill a table (or two)!
VENUE
The Westin, 480 Hay Street, Perth Central Business District, 6000
The Westin Perth is a rejuvenating haven with luxury five-star amenities, world-class food and beverage outlets. Located in stunning Hibernian Place, enjoy our six pillars of well-being under the renowned Westin® brand.
EVENT DETAILS
» Tickets available for purchase individually or in tables of 10
» Pre-dinner drinks & canapes including WA’s King of Oysters Jerry Fraser shucking the freshest Oysters and Vodka bar!
» 3-course meal
» Wine, beer & soft drinks throughout the evening
» Entertainment & great prizes to be won
» Dress Code: Black tie & Cocktail Dress
ARE YOU NEW TO SUBSEA OR UNFAMILIAR WITH CORROSION CONSIDERATIONS?
This two-day course has been specifically designed for people new to subsea or unfamiliar with the various corrosion considerations which need to be applied during design, construction and operation of subsea assets. The course will cover the following topics:
Overview of corrosion issues
Corrosion & Erosion Modelling
Chemical Selection, Injection & Inhibition
Specification, Fabrication & Welding
Cathodic Protection & Coatings
Operational Integrity & FFS
Planning and Implementation of Inspection & Monitoring
Baker Hughes and ChampionX site visit
WHY WILL THIS COURSE BENEFIT YOU?
The aim of this course is to provide an overview of the various materials and corrosion issues which are applicable to subsea structures. The choices made which impact one area of corrosion and integrity will often impact the choices in other areas, and also affect the long term inspection and monitoring which may be required to ensure the design life is met. Having a general overview of the interaction between the various factors and the impact that certain choices make and the equipment used in inspecting and monitoring the structures will provide attendees with a broad knowledge on the interaction which needs to be considered in any installation.
PRESENTERS
The course will be presented by experienced personnel from both the supply and subsea industries. Most of the course will be held in a classroom environment, with the session being interactive, with every opportunity to ask questions and discuss the material presented.
COURSE FEES
FULL course (2 days):
Early bird – members: AUD$1200
Early bird – non-members: AUD$1430
Members: AUD$1495
Non-members: AUD$1780
Students: AUD$480
*Early Bird rates apply to all bookings paid by 24 July 2024. All bookings received from 25 July 2024 will be charged at the standard rate. Rates include GST at standard rate.
Do you want to know more about Subsea Technology and Operations in Offshore Energy?
– then the SUT’s Subsea Awareness Course is geared towards YOU.
The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) delivers a foundation-level Subsea Awareness Course (SAC) that is suitable for personnel across the full spectrum: Operators / Developers, Contractors, Technology suppliers and other interested organisations, for example; Government, Legal, Finance, and Engineering Houses.
This course provides underpinning knowledge for new entrants in the subsea sector of the offshore energy industry, as well as offering a refresher for experienced professionals seeking to update their knowledge.
Course Description
The course is delivered by experienced personnel from across the sector from Operators / Developers, Contractors and Technology Suppliers many of whom are recognised authorities within their organisations providing deep insight to the complete lifecycle of a subsea asset in both oil and gas and offshore renewables; covering design, installation, operations and ultimately decommissioning.
The course offers a balance of classroom and site visits to manufacturing plants and operating centres, thereby providing a broad spectrum of opportunity to engage and share knowledge with our highly experienced and respected industry personnel.
The course has been run by the SUT since early 1990s, with continual refreshing to reflect the changing technological developments over the period and is geared for industry personnel who wish to expand their knowledge of offshore energy subsea systems.
The modules are delivered by experienced personnel from Operators, Contractors and Technology System Suppliers to offer broad and ranging perspectives of the sector.
Whilst most of the course will be presented in a ‘classroom’ environment, the sessions will be interactive, with the opportunity to ask questions and discuss what has been learned. In particular, hands-on and visual components have been included wherever possible to enable delegates to view software models and products designed for subsea service.
Who should attend?
New Entrants who are already technically qualified but are just entering the offshore energy industry and / or the subsea sector
Technically qualified, experienced personnel who require to undergo a technology transfer and conversion process from another relevant discipline into the subsea sector
Personnel who have worked in subsea earlier in their career and appreciate the benefit to be had from a refresher course that includes exposure to the latest technologies and techniques
Non-technical personnel from the likes of the Government, Legal or Finance sectors who are regularly dealing with the subsea sector will also find the course rewarding
Day 1 – Introduction to the Subsea Sector
Introduction & Course Overview
Oil & Gas Field Developments
Host & Facility Options
Offshore Renewables Developments
Development Decision Processes
Day 2 – Oil-field equipment & Flow Assurance
Oil-field equipment architecture
Flow Assurance and how it impacts system design and operation
Wellhead, Tree & Manifold Systems – Design Manufacturing and Testing (Site Visit)
Day 3 – Offshore Renewables Technologies & Subsea Control Systems
Offshore Renewables Structures – fixed and floating options
SUT Member £1900 (+VAT) (This rate is also available to members of EEEGR, OES, EIC, IMCA, and NOF)
Non-Member £2200 (+VAT)
Cancellations/Refunds
Cancellations are subject to a 25% administration fee where the cancellation is made more than one calendar month before the date of the training course. No refund is payable for a cancellation made within the calendar month immediately prior to the training course – in this event the full sum shown on the invoice remains payable.
Delegates may wish to nominate a substitute in their place.
This course is subject to a minimum number of registrations
Do you want to know more about Subsea Technology and Operations in Offshore Energy?
– then the SUT’s Subsea Awareness Course is geared towards YOU.
The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) delivers a foundation-level Subsea Awareness Course (SAC) that is suitable for personnel across the full spectrum: Operators / Developers, Contractors, Technology suppliers and other interested organisations, for example; Government, Legal, Finance, and Engineering Houses.
This course provides underpinning knowledge for new entrants in the subsea sector of the offshore energy industry, as well as offering a refresher for experienced professionals seeking to update their knowledge.
Course Description
The course is delivered by experienced personnel from across the sector from Operators / Developers, Contractors and Technology Suppliers many of whom are recognised authorities within their organisations providing deep insight to the complete lifecycle of a subsea asset in both oil and gas and offshore renewables; covering design, installation, operations and ultimately decommissioning.
The course offers a balance of classroom and site visits to manufacturing plants and operating centres, thereby providing a broad spectrum of opportunity to engage and share knowledge with our highly experienced and respected industry personnel.
The course has been run by the SUT since early 1990s, with continual refreshing to reflect the changing technological developments over the period and is geared for industry personnel who wish to expand their knowledge of offshore energy subsea systems.
The modules are delivered by experienced personnel from Operators, Contractors and Technology System Suppliers to offer broad and ranging perspectives of the sector.
Whilst most of the course will be presented in a ‘classroom’ environment, the sessions will be interactive, with the opportunity to ask questions and discuss what has been learned. In particular, hands-on and visual components have been included wherever possible to enable delegates to view software models and products designed for subsea service.
Who should attend?
New Entrants who are already technically qualified but are just entering the offshore energy industry and / or the subsea sector
Technically qualified, experienced personnel who require to undergo a technology transfer and conversion process from another relevant discipline into the subsea sector
Personnel who have worked in subsea earlier in their career and appreciate the benefit to be had from a refresher course that includes exposure to the latest technologies and techniques
Non-technical personnel from the likes of the Government, Legal or Finance sectors who are regularly dealing with the subsea sector will also find the course rewarding
Day 1 – Introduction to the Subsea Sector
Introduction & Course Overview
Oil & Gas Field Developments
Host & Facility Options
Offshore Renewables Developments
Development Decision Processes
Day 2 – Oil-field equipment & Flow Assurance
Oil-field equipment architecture
Flow Assurance and how it impacts system design and operation
Wellhead, Tree & Manifold Systems – Design Manufacturing and Testing (Site Visit)
Day 3 – Offshore Renewables Technologies & Subsea Control Systems
Offshore Renewables Structures – fixed and floating options
SUT Member £1900 (+VAT) (This rate is also available to members of EEEGR, OES, EIC, IMCA, and NOF)
Non-Member £2200 (+VAT)
Cancellations/Refunds
Cancellations are subject to a 25% administration fee where the cancellation is made more than one calendar month before the date of the training course. No refund is payable for a cancellation made within the calendar month immediately prior to the training course – in this event the full sum shown on the invoice remains payable.
Delegates may wish to nominate a substitute in their place.
This course is subject to a minimum number of registrations
Do you want to know more about Subsea Technology and Operations in Offshore Energy?
– then the SUT’s Subsea Awareness Course is geared towards YOU.
The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) delivers a foundation-level Subsea Awareness Course (SAC) that is suitable for personnel across the full spectrum: Operators / Developers, Contractors, Technology suppliers and other interested organisations, for example; Government, Legal, Finance, and Engineering Houses.
This course provides underpinning knowledge for new entrants in the subsea sector of the offshore energy industry, as well as offering a refresher for experienced professionals seeking to update their knowledge.
Course Description
The course is delivered by experienced personnel from across the sector from Operators / Developers, Contractors and Technology Suppliers many of whom are recognised authorities within their organisations providing deep insight to the complete lifecycle of a subsea asset in both oil and gas and offshore renewables; covering design, installation, operations and ultimately decommissioning.
The course offers a balance of classroom and site visits to manufacturing plants and operating centres, thereby providing a broad spectrum of opportunity to engage and share knowledge with our highly experienced and respected industry personnel.
The course has been run by the SUT since early 1990s, with continual refreshing to reflect the changing technological developments over the period and is geared for industry personnel who wish to expand their knowledge of offshore energy subsea systems.
The modules are delivered by experienced personnel from Operators, Contractors and Technology System Suppliers to offer broad and ranging perspectives of the sector.
Whilst most of the course will be presented in a ‘classroom’ environment, the sessions will be interactive, with the opportunity to ask questions and discuss what has been learned. In particular, hands-on and visual components have been included wherever possible to enable delegates to view software models and products designed for subsea service.
Who should attend?
New Entrants who are already technically qualified but are just entering the offshore energy industry and / or the subsea sector
Technically qualified, experienced personnel who require to undergo a technology transfer and conversion process from another relevant discipline into the subsea sector
Personnel who have worked in subsea earlier in their career and appreciate the benefit to be had from a refresher course that includes exposure to the latest technologies and techniques
Non-technical personnel from the likes of the Government, Legal or Finance sectors who are regularly dealing with the subsea sector will also find the course rewarding
Day 1 – Introduction to the Subsea Sector
Introduction & Course Overview
Oil & Gas Field Developments
Host & Facility Options
Offshore Renewables Developments
Development Decision Processes
Day 2 – Oil-field equipment & Flow Assurance
Oil-field equipment architecture
Flow Assurance and how it impacts system design and operation
Wellhead, Tree & Manifold Systems – Design Manufacturing and Testing (Site Visit)
Day 3 – Offshore Renewables Technologies & Subsea Control Systems
Offshore Renewables Structures – fixed and floating options
SUT Member £1900 (+VAT) (This rate is also available to members of EEEGR, OES, EIC, IMCA, and NOF)
Non-Member £2200 (+VAT)
Cancellations/Refunds
Cancellations are subject to a 25% administration fee where the cancellation is made more than one calendar month before the date of the training course. No refund is payable for a cancellation made within the calendar month immediately prior to the training course – in this event the full sum shown on the invoice remains payable.
Delegates may wish to nominate a substitute in their place.
This course is subject to a minimum number of registrations
Do you want to know more about Subsea Technology and Operations in Offshore Energy?
– then the SUT’s Subsea Awareness Course is geared towards YOU.
The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) delivers a foundation-level Subsea Awareness Course (SAC) that is suitable for personnel across the full spectrum: Operators / Developers, Contractors, Technology suppliers and other interested organisations, for example; Government, Legal, Finance, and Engineering Houses.
This course provides underpinning knowledge for new entrants in the subsea sector of the offshore energy industry, as well as offering a refresher for experienced professionals seeking to update their knowledge.
Course Description
The course is delivered by experienced personnel from across the sector from Operators / Developers, Contractors and Technology Suppliers many of whom are recognised authorities within their organisations providing deep insight to the complete lifecycle of a subsea asset in both oil and gas and offshore renewables; covering design, installation, operations and ultimately decommissioning.
The course offers a balance of classroom and site visits to manufacturing plants and operating centres, thereby providing a broad spectrum of opportunity to engage and share knowledge with our highly experienced and respected industry personnel.
The course has been run by the SUT since early 1990s, with continual refreshing to reflect the changing technological developments over the period and is geared for industry personnel who wish to expand their knowledge of offshore energy subsea systems.
The modules are delivered by experienced personnel from Operators, Contractors and Technology System Suppliers to offer broad and ranging perspectives of the sector.
Whilst most of the course will be presented in a ‘classroom’ environment, the sessions will be interactive, with the opportunity to ask questions and discuss what has been learned. In particular, hands-on and visual components have been included wherever possible to enable delegates to view software models and products designed for subsea service.
Who should attend?
New Entrants who are already technically qualified but are just entering the offshore energy industry and / or the subsea sector
Technically qualified, experienced personnel who require to undergo a technology transfer and conversion process from another relevant discipline into the subsea sector
Personnel who have worked in subsea earlier in their career and appreciate the benefit to be had from a refresher course that includes exposure to the latest technologies and techniques
Non-technical personnel from the likes of the Government, Legal or Finance sectors who are regularly dealing with the subsea sector will also find the course rewarding
Day 1 – Introduction to the Subsea Sector
Introduction & Course Overview
Oil & Gas Field Developments
Host & Facility Options
Offshore Renewables Developments
Development Decision Processes
Day 2 – Oil-field equipment & Flow Assurance
Oil-field equipment architecture
Flow Assurance and how it impacts system design and operation
Wellhead, Tree & Manifold Systems – Design Manufacturing and Testing (Site Visit)
Day 3 – Offshore Renewables Technologies & Subsea Control Systems
Offshore Renewables Structures – fixed and floating options
SUT Member £1900 (+VAT) (This rate is also available to members of EEEGR, OES, EIC, IMCA, and NOF)
Non-Member £2200 (+VAT)
Cancellations/Refunds
Cancellations are subject to a 25% administration fee where the cancellation is made more than one calendar month before the date of the training course. No refund is payable for a cancellation made within the calendar month immediately prior to the training course – in this event the full sum shown on the invoice remains payable.
Delegates may wish to nominate a substitute in their place.
This course is subject to a minimum number of registrations
Returning in October 2024, this international conference in the field of “Subsea Controls & Data Acquisition” is aimed at the diverse disciplines engaged in subsea controls technology. The goal is to share experiences by networking, discussing global and regional challenges, showcasing ways of bringing new ideas and technology to the market, sharing learnings and providing an understanding from an operator’s viewpoint on how the industry can benefit from operational and project experiences.
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Abstracts are now being sought for this conference that describe recent technology advances and challenges in the field of subsea controls & data acquisition. Only those abstracts judged to be relevant and of sufficient technical quality will be considered for inclusion in the conference programme.
Please note – we are looking for technical presentations only and ‘sales biased‘ presentations will not be accepted.
SUT-Perth welcomes papers on:
The Society for Underwater Technology invite you to our August 2024 Evening Technical Meeting:
Theme: Offshore Wind Foundations
Date: 14 August 2024
Time:5.30 – 8.30pm
We’ll have three presenters on the evening:
1. DRILLED AND GROUTED FOUNDATIONS IN CALCAREOUS SOILS
by James Tuckwell, LDD Australia
Drilled and grouted foundations are a common foundation type for offshore structures in Australia where calcareous soils are prevalent. These soils are highly porous and prone to dissolution that may compromise foundation stability. The dissolution process can be accelerated by groundwater flow, increasing the likelihood of subsidence, drilled hole collapse and uneven settlement. The variability in calcareous soil composition and the potential for unexpected voids necessitate thorough geotechnical investigations and continuous monitoring. This presentation describes some of these risks and mitigations for consideration in planning, design and installation.
2. Abstract to follow
by Doug Cleland, IQIP
3. 20,000db ‘DOWN UNDER’ THE SEA
by Andrew Ripley, Subsea 7
With the exciting announcement of the first batch of feasibility licenses being awarded for designated areas for offshore wind in Australia, a number of developers are about to embark on the next stage of design. One of the key aspects that will be reviewed is the foundation design. The type of foundation selected is driven by metocean, soils, water depth and wind turbine size to name a few key variables. The foundation choice, and hence method of installation have varying acoustic impacts that need to be understood and considered from an environmental impact perspective. This presentation leverages off Subsea7’s global experiences as an offshore wind installation contractor and will provide an overview of the different foundation types, installation techniques, associated noise levels and mitigation measures that have been employed to manage noise levels.