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She began her career as an Instrument Engineer in Sime Engineering Sdn Bhd in 1990 before

moving to Project Management discipline, with MMC Oil & Gas Engineering Sdn Bhd in 1995. Her

experience encompasses Project Engineering experiences to Project Manager of different

types of Oil & Gas contracts before assuming her current position as CEO of MMC Oil & Gas

Engineering Sdn. Bhd.

In her 30 years in the oil & gas industry, she has been involved in projects ranging from

Conceptual, FEED, Detailed Design, Fabrication/Construction, Hook-up and Commissioning,

EPCC and EPCIC projects locally and also outside of Malaysia.

She has actively served on the council of the Malaysian Oil & Gas Services Council (MOGSC) for

10 years, serving as an elected EXCO for the 2010/2012 tenure, Vice President for 2 terms,

2012/2014 and 2014/2016 and currently the elected President for her 3rd term for year

2020/2022. MOGSC is an NGO serving the Oil & Gas industry, bridging the gap between

industry and stakeholders needs and expectation. MOGSC has currently over 500 members

from the whole supply chain of the Malaysian Oil & Gas industry.

She was also nominated in 2017, by Amazons Watch Magazine/CELD (Centre for Economic and

Leadership Development) as one of the Top 50 Female Energy Leaders in Emerging Economies

(Asia/Africa). She was a board member of the Malaysian Board of Technologist (MBOT), an

organisation that is responsible to accredit technologist and technicians in Malaysia.

MOGSC -PRESIDENT

CEO, MMC Oil & Gas Engineering Sdn. Bhd.

Ts. Sharifah ZaidaNurlisha

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Ts. Sharifah Zaida Nurlisha received her Bachelor of

Electrical and Engineering degree (BEng(Hons)) and

Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from

Nottingham University, England.

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Norhazlina is a Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) and Certified Professional Industrial Hygienist

(CPIH), awarded by the Board for Global EHS Credentialing (BGC) and Malaysian Industrial Hygiene

Association (CPIH) respectively in 2015.

She is currently the General Manager, HSSE Change & Communication at PETRONAS since Jan

2019. She joined PETRONAS in 2000 as the environmental & health executive and has since been

with the group serving as Industrial Hygienist, where she was appointed as Custodian in 2014.

She has been instrumental in raising the Industrial Hygiene awareness and shaping Occupational

Safety & Health (OSH) Culture beyond PETRONAS. She is now the President of Malaysian Industrial

Hygiene Association (MIHA – since 2016), Board Member, Asian Network of Occupational Hygiene

(ANOH - since 2015), President Elect, International Occupational Hygiene Association (IOHA - since

Oct 2020) and the Chairman, Malaysian Federation of Occupational Safety & Health (MyFOSH -

since Sept 2020).

Her key experiences included being the team leader for the development of Malaysia’s National

Mercury Management Guidelines in 2011, written numerous technical standards such as risk

assessment, chemical management, noise, mercury, human factors; Conducted numerous Health

Risk Assessment (HRA) and exposure monitoring (chemical, noise, radiation, heat stress, vibration,

IAQ); and development of Safety Culture and Leadership program. She is also a trained Solutions

Focused Coach.

CONFERENCE CHAIR

General Manager, HSSE Change &Communications, Group HSSE

PETRONASNorhazlina Mydin graduated in Chemical Engineering

from the University of Adelaide, Australia and later

obtained her MSc. in Occupational Hygiene from the

University of Aberdeen, Scotland.

CIH, CPIHNorhazlina Mydin

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CONFERENCE DIRECTOR

Siti Fatimah Abdul Aziz

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East Asia GeoUnit HSE Manager Schlumberger WTA (M) Sdn. Bhd.

CONFERENCE MANAGER

Mohammad Riaz

Past President, American Society ofSafety Professionals - Kuwait

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Engr. Fadhel Al Ali

Managing Director and OccupationalHealth Advisor,

Berkat OSH Services Sdn. Bhd. - Malaysia

Dr. Sabariah Binti Said

CONFERENCE ADVISOR

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Chairman, American Society ofSafety Professionals - Kuwait

International Executive Leadership Coach,Consultant, Trainer and Educator,

United Kingdom

Jim Bennett

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Engineer, HSE TrainingKuwait National Petroleum Company - Kuwait.

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Nada Al SalehSr. Safety Engineer

Kuwait National Petroleum Company - Kuwait

Gary Leong Wei Kit

Bumi Armada Berhad - MalaysiaHead of HSSEQ

Dr. Irniza RasdiHead of Occupational Safety & Health,

University Putra Malaysia

Ehab El Sayed

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Ts. Dr. Ismaniza Ismail

Senior LecturerFaculty of Applied Sciences

Universiti Teknologi MARA

Ass. Prof. Dr. HanizahMohd Yusoff

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Dept. of Community Health,Faculty of Medicine

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OBJECTIVE

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The Conference is organized by The Malaysian Oil & Gas ServicesCouncil (MOGSC). MOGSC was established in 2003, as anindependent industry association that is promoted and driven by theservices sector of the Malaysian Oil & Gas Industry. MOGSC is apremier business forum with over 500 companies registered asmembers, representing all sectors within the Oil & Gas value chain.

This Conference will be the first of its kind to focus on Women inHSE. Our target is to bring together various practitioners in thefield of HSE from a wide range of organizations and industries fromaround the world to contribute to the presentations and discussionsessions on Health, Safety & Environment. We are invitingsuccessful women leaders to share their industry knowledge,strategies and experiences on how to accelerate positiveorganizational change and personal growth in the field of HSE.

The goal of this event is to provide into key energy trends & skills for Women HSE professionals to advancetheir personal and professional development. It is aimed to commemorate “International Women’s Day” andthe United Nations Development Programme Sustainable Development Goal No. 5 – Gender Equality. Theprogram format includes keynote addresses, panel sessions, interactive group discussions and a plenitude ofnetworking opportunities.

Occupational HealthRisk Assessment & Human FactorsEmergency Preparedness & CrisisManagementMental Health Process Safety ManagementEnvironmental Protection and Management Ergonometric – Work from Home Other HSE Related

Technical Topics

Why the Conference is a must to attend ?

Keep up-to-date with the latest trends and issues affecting HSELearn about current best practicesMarch with the latest International StandardsNetwork with international and regional HSE professionalsThe New Norm of remove operation and its impact Gender Equality in the field of HSE

Internationally renowned experts from across the globe will be joiningthe conference which will enable the delegates to:

Key Note Address

Executive Panel Discussion

Plenary Sessions

Technical Sessions

Workshops

Conference Features

The anticipated participants of this conference will be Professionalsfrom the Academia, Scientists, Engineers, Entrepreneurs, andTechnologists. At this conference, inspiring experiences and the secretsto success among Women HSE Professionals, Engineers andTechnologists will be shared. It will indeed be a platform to lookforward to.

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Niloy is a development economist with specialization in effective institutions and

capacity development. He previously led the UN System Affairs Group in UNDP,

based in New York. In this position he led UNDP's interface with UN agencies, funds

and programmes, and with Member States in the arena of intergovernmental

affairs. He has also led UNDP's engagement in the round of UN reforms.

In previous assignments, he has been the Director of Knowledge, Innovation and

Capacity Development Group; and Team Leader and Policy Advisor of Asia-Pacific -

all for the Bureau for Development Policy in UNDP. He is highly familiar with the

region, having been a regional policy advisor who supported countries in Asia-Pacific,

and set up of the Singapore Policy Center for UNDP.

Niloy was appointed as the Resident Representative for Malaysia, Singapore and

Brunei Darussalam on March 7, 2019. Niloy has a Masters in Economics from New

Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University and is a Fellow of the City University of New York.

KEYNOTEADDRESS

Resident Representative - UNDPMalaysia, Singapore & Brunei Darussalam

Niloy Benerjee

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Topic : Executive Panel Discussion

Topic : Executive Panel Discussion

Topic : Executive Panel Discussion

Managing Director,Schlumberger East Asia

Director General, Department of OccupationalSafety & Health - Malaysia

Topic : Executive Panel Discussion

Ir. Zailee Bin Dollah

Mohsin Al Hadhrami

PROMINENT SPEAKERS

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Director General, Department of Environment - Malaysia

YBrs. Puan Norlin bintiJaafar

E x e c u t i v e P a n e l D i s c u s s i o n T o p i c :" C o l l e c t i v e A c t i o n i n K e e p i n g P a c e w i t h C h a n g e "

Head of Capability Development&Management, Group HSSE,

PETRONAS

Azizin B Zainudin

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Topic : Mental Health - in these

challenging and uncertain times

Dee ArpChief Operating Officer – NEBOSH - UK

Dr. Norhazni binti Mat SariDeputy Director General,

Department of Environment - MalaysiaTopic : Women Participation on Environment

Impact Assessment Process in Malaysia

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Louise HoskingPresident Elect, Institution of Occupational

Safety and Health (IOSH) - UKTopic : Woman into OSH

Dr. Priya RagunathHead, Occupational & Environment Health Sector

Ministry of Health - Malaysia Topic : Workplace Stress, the Forsaken

Occupational Disease

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Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Ass. Prof. Dr. HanizahMohd Yusoff

Topic :Balancing women in higher

Education-Readiness for Employment

President, Human Factors and ErgonomicsSociety Malaysia

Dr. Ng Yee Guan

Topic : Work from Home - Balancing

productivity and health

PROMINENT SPEAKERS

Tim Page-BottorffSenior Consultant, Safestart – USA

Topic : Embrace Errors, Don’t Hide Them

Amy Chua Boon SeePresident – Schlumberger, Asia Basin

Topic : Leadership & Empowerment

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GAICD, FCEOI - AustraliaMarie-Claire Ross

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Topic :Building trust & effective safety

communications in a new norm

PROMINENT SPEAKERS

Dr. Irniza RasdiHead of Occupational Safety & Health,

University Putra MalaysiaTopic : Mental Health & Stress Management

Kathy A. SeabrookCEO, Global Solutions, Inc. - USA

Topic : Influencing your Business

Leaders in a Changing World

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Principal Consultant, ISO GroupLt. Colonel (CD) Frank Tan

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Topic : How Women can use their mind

and fingers to lift 500 tons

PROMINENT SPEAKERS

Azrina AbdullahManaging Director.

SDG Synergy- MalaysiaTopic : Human Rights and Safety

Dr. Bea PonnuduraiDirector, TBP Beta Consultancy

Topic : Human Rights and Safety

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