This course has been developed by three flexible pipe manufacturers and key companies associated with system design, failure mode analysis, and integrity management of flexible flowlines and risers.
The course is aimed at those who specify, purchase, approve, install, operate, manage the integrity of, or decommission flexible risers or flowlines, including jumpers.
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GWF-2 Simpler, Better, Outstanding Together
Fiachra Gleeson, GWF-2 & Lambert Deep Subsea Delivery Manager, Woodside Energy Ltd
Subsea Tie-back Drivers and Challenges
Hammam Zeitoun, Project Manager, Wood Group Kenny
New Ways to Bundle Tie-back Developments
Stéphan Eyssautier, Project Engineering Manager, Subsea 7
This presentation will be provided on a case by case basis so please contact Marin Abélanet at Subsea 7. Alternatively see the following link which is the official Subsea 7 video on their bundle technology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yACf1g9Tx_c
Metocean if a discipline covering meteorology and physical oceanography, and is concerned with quantifying the impact and effect of weather and sea conditions on a wide range of activities in the offshore oil & gas and renewables. This is an essential course providing a greater understanding of Metocean and how the application of Metocean information can benefit your organisation particularly with respect to improved safety; better decision-making and planning; and reduced costs.
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*** PLEASE NOTE THIS COURSE HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ***
To note your interest in attending a future course please email Corelle Charles.
Presentations:
From offshore installations to artificial reefs: legal framework for de-commissioning in Australia
Professor Erika Techera, Faculty of Law and the Oceans Institute, The University of Western Australia
Marine acoustics studies in Western Australia with emphasis on the use of sea noise to study marine environment
Robert McCauley, Associate Professor, Curtin University’s Centre for Marine Science and Technology
Hyperbaric Intervention in Submarine Rescue
Doug Austin, Director – Asia Pacific, James Fisher Defence
Presentations:
Typical Development of a Subsea Production System
William Wagland, Project Engineer, Production Systems, OneSubsea
The Execution Phase: Offshore/Subsea Constuction
Aaron Pushparatnam, Installation Engineer, Technip Oceania Pty Ltd
Influencing Culture Through HSE Processes
Seamus Grainger, Graduate Engineer, DOF Subsea Australia
The Mission
Dr Michael McCarthy, Curator, Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Museum
Vessel and ROV Logistics
John Rossier, General Manager Operations, DOF Subsea
Technology and Data
Dr Andrew Woods, Research Fellow, Centre for Marine Science & Technology, Curtin University
Rusticles and Science Sampling
Laura Machuca Suarez, Research Fellow, Corrosion Engineering Industry Centre, Curtin University
Subsea production is not a new concept; however, advances in subsea technologies continue to enhance the economic development of offshore exploration discoveries in all water depths. Crucial to the economic success of such developments is the need to understand the consequences of one’s actions. This one-day course is aimed at creating an awareness of the applications of subsea equipment and plant, how subsea equipment is operated, the vulnerabilities to which it is susceptible, the requirements to continuously inspect, maintain and repair and the consequences of equipment downtime and lost production.
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This five-day Course has been designed to be suitable for contractors, engineers, operators and those new to the offshore industry, those transferring from other disciplines within the industry and those who have worked in subsea previously but would benefit from a refresher course and exposure to the latest technology.
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3-5 November 2015
Convention & Exhibition Center of International Sourcing, Shanghai, China
Now in its third edition, the Oceanology International China Conference is supported by the Ocean Observing Branch of the Chinese Society of Oceanography and is presented in partnership with the Society for Underwater Technology.
Developed with government and industry associations, the Oceanology International China Conference will connect the latest marine science and ocean technology solutions with China’s rapidly developing offshore energy & marine industries.
OI China is now seeking abstracts to be submitted by individuals/companies who would like to be considered to deliver a presentation at this event. Abstracts should be submitted to Ellen Burgess on [email protected], as per the form here.
Extended deadline for Abstract Submittals: 14 August 2015.
