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Mr. Nezar Al Shammasi Chairman

On behalf of the organizing committee, I take great pleasure in welcoming you to the 2nd Middle East Maintenance Conference & Exhibition 2012, hosted by the Gulf Society of Maintenance Professionals (GSMP) and the Bahrain Society of Engineers (BSE).

MaintCon 2010 was a successful event attended by regional and international experts, who shared their experiences, visions and solutions of the daily challenges of maintenance in complex industrial environments. The event attracted more than 700 delegates and provided four pre-conference workshops, a CMRP exam, 6 highly professional keynote speakers and 60 papers presented during the three days technical program and an impressive closing session.

The MaintCon 2012 Conference offers industry practitioners and professionals a significant platform to meet and discuss the latest maintenance trends and technologies. The technical program features a line-up of nationally and internationally renowned speakers, addressing a spectrum of current maintenance technologies, issues and challenges.

The comprehensive industry exhibition will bring together global suppliers of equipment, technology and maintenance services together with regional maintenance professionals and management, covering critical areas such as maintenance and reliability engineering, predictive technologies and condition monitoring, energy management, material handling and storage, work management, and more under one roof, allowing participants to update their knowledge of important organizations and services.

Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the maintenance professionals and service providers network to enrich your career and expand your knowledge.

We look forward to meet you again at MaintCon 2012.

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Nezar Al Shammasi KSA / Saudi Aramco Conference Chairman

Organising CommitteeJameel Khalaf Al Alawi Bahrain / BSE Chairman

Hussain A. Mattar Bahrain / GSMP Vice Chairman

Abdulelah H. Abdulbaqi KSA / Saudi Aramco Jim Davis Bahrain / SAMI Corp. Ahmed Alkhan Bahrain / BSE Dr. Abdel Malik N. Al Jalai Bahrain / BSE

Technical CommitteeAhmed Barnawi KSA / SABIC Chairman

Ibrahim Hadi KSA / SABIC Vice Chairman

Mohammed Al-Faifi KSA / SABIC Dr. Saleh Duffuaa KSA / KFUPM Mohammad H. Ismail KSA / Saudi Aramco Ahmad M. Jelwah KSA / Saudi Aramco Yaslam Al Ameri UAE / ZADCO Adil Al Kiyumi OMAN / Petroleum Development Oman Ebrahim Dabsan Al-Qahtani Qatar / Qatar Petroleum Essam Saeed Hassan Bahrain / Tatweer Petroleum Faisal Ismail Kuwait / Kuwait Oil Company Fuad Hussain Kuwait / EQUATE Othman Qattan KSA / Madden

Sponsorship & Exhibition Committee

Abdullah Al-Mugahwy KSA / Saudi Aramco Chairman

Eyad A. Al-Basrawi KSA / Saudi Aramco Vice Chairman

Ghanem M. Al-Qahtani KSA / Saudi AramcoAbdulkarim A Sharafi KSA / SAHRA Mohammed Fahad Al-Qahtani Qatar / Qatar Petroleum Nasir Al-Attar Kuwait / Kuwait Oil Company Rashid Alawi Oman / Petroleum Development Oman Jaber Khayarein Qatar / Qatar Petroleum Naser Al Hajri UAE / Mubadlah

Conference Committees

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Mr. Nezar Al Shammasi Chairman

Maintcon 2012

Plenary Speakers

Mr. Abdul Majeed Al GassabPresident

Bahrain Society of Engineers

Mr. Ahmad A. Al-Sa’adiVP Gas Operations

Saudi Aramco

H.E. Shaikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al KhalifaMinister of Finance

Minister in charge of Oil and Gas AffairsChairman – National Oil and Gas Authority (NOGA)

Mr. John Hardwick Group Executive

Network Strategy of Networks NSWChairman, GFMAM Executive Committee

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Advisory Committee

Mr. Bader F. Al-Qadran General Manager

Southern Area ProducingSaudi Aramco

Mr. Hashem S. HashemDeputy Managing Director

(South & East Kuwait)Kuwait Oil Company

Mr. Andrew Karim General Manager - Continuous Improvement,

Manufacturing Center of ExcellenceSaudi Basic Industries Corporation

Mr. Hussain Ahmed M. BinthabetADMA-OPCO Vice President Brown

Field ProjectsADNOC

Mr. John Hardwick Group Executive

Network Strategy of Networks NSWChairman, GFMAM Executive Committee

Mr. Mahdi H. Mohammed G.M. Maintenance Division

BAPCO, Kingdom of Bahrain

Mr. Abdullah Shuely Engineering & Operation Function Director

Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

Mr. Nasser Jeham Al-Kuwari General Manager

Qatar Fuel Additives Company (QAFAC)

Mr. Ahmed Abdulla NuruddinG.M. Manufacturing

GPIC, Kingdom of Bahrain

Mr. Ayesh A. Al-ShemariExecutive Director Generation

East Region, Saudi Electricity Company

Dr. Umar Al TurkiDean, College of Computer Science & Engineering & Director, Center for Excellence in Maintenance

KFUPM

Mr. Abdul Majeed Al GassabPresident

Bahrain Society of Engineers

Mr. Nabeel A. Al-Jama’Chairman, Advisory Committee

Executive DirectorIndustrial Services, Saudi Aramco

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Mr. Hashem S. HashemDeputy Managing Director, (South & East Kuwait), Kuwait Oil Company

Mr. Gregory T. JeffreyVice President, General Manager, User Sales, Industrial Products Division and Engineered Products DivisionFlowserve Corporation

Mr. Gordon SmithChief Executive Officer Bapco

Mr. Ali Salem Al TamimiVice President, New Fields Operation New Fields division – ADMA-OPCO.

Mr. Ahmed Al SubaeyExecutive Director, Strategic Transformation Office, Saudi Aramco

Mr. Abdulla Mohammed Al ZamilChief Executive Officer, Zamil Industries

Keynote Speakers

Abdulla M. Al Zamil is a member of the Board of Directors of Zamil Industries Investment Company (Zamil Industries).

He was appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Zamil Industries in October 2009.

He acted as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Zamil Industries since January 2004. Prior to that, he was Senior Vice President of Zamil Air Conditioners and Zamil Industrial’s Shared Services.

Mr. Ahmed A. Al-Subaey is Executive Director of Saudi Aramco’s Strategic Transformation Office (STO), responsible for spearheading the corporate transformation of the company.

Mr. Al-Subaey joined the Power Distribution department at Saudi Aramco in 1985 upon obtaining his bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering. After completing a Masters of Electrical Engineering at Arizona State University, he worked in

Mr. Hashim joined KOC in 1987 after completing his B.Sc. in Petroleum Engineering from Kuwait University.He started his career in Reservoir Engineering where he gained first-hand experience at almost all reservoirs in Kuwait as well as strategic planning and business negotiations interfacing with International Oil Companies on operating service agreements. The last role took him into leading the delivery of the first gas development for Kuwait.After serving at various managerial levels in the company, Mr. Hashim was

Gregory T. Jeffrey has served as Vice President, General Manager of User Sales since January 2011. From January 2004 to January 2011, he served as Vice President, General Manager of User Sales, North America. From October 1983 to January 2004, he held several sales and operations leadership roles within Flowserve.During his tenure with Flowserve, he helped develop total Cost of Ownership programs for both pumps and mechanical seals.

Gordon Smith was born in Turriff, Aberdeenshire, UK and was educated at theUniversity of Aberdeen. His career started in the oil Industry in 1974 with Amoco UK (later absorbed by BP). He was sent to the UK, Australia and Nigeria for various assignments. He joined Chevron (Chevron, Texaco, Caltex group) in 1983 and was sent for assignments to Holland, Bahamas, UK, USA, Singapore, Guatemala, Panama, Venezuela, Kazakhstan, before becoming Chevron SA Board Director, Supply and Refining, for sub-Saharan Africa based in Cape Town.

Graduate in Mechanical Engineering from Falkirk College of technology Scotland, United Kingdom.

Total of 26 years holding various production operation and maintenance positions offshore and onshore including field manger positions of two major oil fields in the Arabian Gulf, experience is mainly covers following areas:

• Siteoperations,maintenance,safety,integrity,logistics,andsitesupport

• Totalassetmanagementofoffshoreoilfieldsfromwellstofinalprocessingincluding gas and water injection

• IntegratedShutdownPlanningandExecution

• NewfieldsProjectDevelopmentandManagement.

project engineering and was appointed in 1999 as superintendent of the NGL Maintenance division in RasTanura refinery. In 2001, he transferred to the Joint Venture organization as senior coordinator for Saudi Aramco’s domestic portfolio; he joined the Marketing organization in March 2003 to head up Saudi Petroleum Ltd., in Tokyo and Singapore. In September 2006, after completing his Executive MBA at Stanford University, he was named President and CEO of Saudi Petroleum International Inc. in New York; in March 2008, he was appointed CEO and Representative Director of S-Oil in Korea.

appointed as Deputy Managing Director for south-east area in 2007. He currently leads, at the board level, the field development of Burgan Oil Field, the second largest oil field in the world with current production capability of 1.7 mmbopd. Mr. Hashim is an active member of Society of Petroleum Engineers. He has key interests in fast track projects, new technologies in Smart developments on Increased Oil Recovery schemes and automation to increase operating efficiencies.

He began his professional career in 1987 with Zamil Air Conditioners as an Industrial Engineer and subsequently Vice President Sales and Marketing and Purchasing and Materials Management.

Prior to coming to Flowserve, he was previously employed by Interox Corporation and Union Carbide Corporation in sales and new business development roles.Jeffrey holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in chemistry.

He moved to Bahrain as Bapco DCE Refining and Marketing in July 2011 and was appointed Bapco Chief Executive on 1st January 2012. He is married to Lynda and has three daughters.

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Asset Integrity Management Maintenance Excellence & Sustainability Shutdowns & Turnarounds Track Chairman: Track Chairman: Track Chairman:09:30 - 10:00 Session 1 Session 1 Session 1

Technical Program

08:00 - 08:30 Keynote 1 - Mr. Hashem S. Hashem, Deputy Managing Director, (South & East Kuwait), Kuwait Oil Company

08:30 - 09:00 Keynote 2 - Mr. Gordon Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Bapco

09:00- 09:30 Break

12:00 - 13:30 Lunch Break

The Importance of Building Assets Management as Culture within Organizations

Dr. Joao Lafraia Petrobras

Session 2 Lubrication Excellence - A Reliability Focused

Step in the Asset Management JourneySuzy Jamieson

Executive Director, ICML

Session 3 Enterprise Asset Management

Tom Terfehr ABSG Consulting Inc.

Session 4 Optimal Timing for Replacing Aging or Obsolete Assets

John Woodhouse TWPL, Hampshire

Maintenance and Sustainability; The Essential Coexistance and Need of Public Awareness

Arch. Fariel Khan & Arch. Anamika Jiwane University of Bahrain

Session 2 Management of Change:

Quality Implementation and PerformanceYasser Almowalad

Saudi Aramco

Session 3 Managing Maintenance for Sustainability

Jim Davis Regional Manager, SAMI

Session 4 Change Management in Maintenance: Knowledge Transfer and

Employee CompetencyEdward Shelton

Saudi Aramco

Trends in Maintenance Shutdown/ TurnaroundsLarry Olson

CEO/President Nexus Global Business Solutions

Session 2 Benchmark for Effectively Overhauling of Major Rotating

Equipment during Ethylene Plant TurnaroundMuhammad Rafique

Supervisor, Jubail United Petrochemical, SABIC

Session 3 Turnaround and Execution Process

Patrick Voogd Senior Project Analyst , Independent Projects Analysis, Europe

Session 4 Locating Portable Buildings for Shutdown and Maintenance in Compliance with API-RP753

Vinod Menon Standards Engineer, BAPCO

Reliability EngineeringTrack Chairman:

Session 5 Maintain Plant Integrity by Enhancing the Cogeneration

Units ReliabilityRiyadh Alharbi

Rotating Equipment Engineer, Saudi AramcoSession 6

Best Practices for Handling Plant Bad Actor EquipmentAbdulrahim Almuntasheri

Associate Reliability Engineer, SABIC

Session 7Lessons Learned from Reliability and Maintenance

Benchmarking; What does World Class Performance Look Like?Al Poling

Project Manager, HSB Solomon Associates

Maintenance Engineering & TechnologiesTrack Chairman:

Session 5 An In-Pipe Robotic Platform for Inspection and Maintenance

Fadi Sibai Saudi Aramco

Session 6 Caustic Gouging of New Boiler Tubes

Mohamed Abdul Kareem Inspection Specialist, SHARQ, SABIC

Session 7Modification of Torque Converter Operation in GE Gas Turbine

Slow Roll SystemAli Shaikh Kaabi

Saudi Electricity Company

Case StudiesTrack Chairman:

Session 5 Effect of Vibrations on Mechanical Seal and Bearing Life in

Submirsible Sewage PumpsAhmed Darazz

Kuwait Oil CompanySession 6

Axial Compressor Rubbing of Blades and vanes with Casing and Rotor and Failure of Vanes of GE FR-7 EA Gas Turbines

Ashraf Mohammad Noman Saudi Electricity Company

Session 7Sharq Case Study 2012

Ali Al Garni SHARQ, SABIC

Track 1 Track 2 Track 3

DAY 1 (3rd December, 2012)

10:10 - 10:40

10:50 - 11:20

11:30 - 12:00

13:30 - 14:00

14:10 - 14:40

14:50 - 15:20

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Maintenance Excellence & Sustainability Reliability Engineering Maintenance Engineering & Technologies Track Chairman: Track Chairman: Track Chairman:09:30 - 10:00 Session 1 Session 1 Session 1

Technical Program

08:00 - 08:30 Keynote 1 - Mr. Ahmed Al Subaey, Executive Director, Strategic Transformation Office, Saudi Aramco

08:30 - 09:00 Keynote 2 - Mr. Abdulla Mohammed Al Zamil, Chief Executive Officer, Zamil Industries

09:00- 09:30 Break

12:00 - 13:30 Lunch Break

Mapping out the Journey Managing the Complex Change from Reactive Maintenance to Proactive Reliability

Shon Isenhour GP AlliedSession 2

The EFNMS - Maintenance ConceptAlex Stuber

Chairman, EFNMS

Session 3 Advantages and Benefits of Maintenance Auditing

Rayed Alzaid General Manager Maintenance Systems Est.

Session 4 Integral Maintenance Cycle and its Level of Implementation in

Process Industries in the RegionJose Antonio Alberich A. T. Kearney FZ LLC

Advances in Risk Based Integrity Management of MachineryJoseph Thorp

Engineering Consultant, Aramco Services Company

Session 2 Enhancing Reliability & Safety of Banagas plants by

Implementing RBI Best PracticesC. L. Perera & Abdullah Mutasher Aloun

Bahrain National Gas CompanySession 3

Riyadh Refinery Journey toward the Best Reliability in Level Measurements

Omar Zayed & Ziyad Bin Nader Saudi Aramco

Session 4 Reliability Enhancements of Shedgum Gas Plant NGL Shipper

Pumps Gearbox Using Six Sigma MethodologyWalid Al Gamdi Saudi Aramco

Reducing Substation Failures with Ultrasound TechnologyDoug Waetjen

Vice President, UE System

Session 2 Savings through Replacement of Electromagnetic Ballasts

Sulaiman Aldakheel KOC

Session 3 Maintenance Engineering Variable Speed Drives -

An Engineering MarvelAshwin Kaushik

Electrical Engineer, Kuwait Oil CompanySession 4

Expanded PTFE (ePTFE) GasketsHolger Stolpmann

W. L. Gore & Associates GmbH Middle East

Asset Integrity ManagementTrack Chairman:

Session 5 Asset Management: What is it and How can it Improve my Business?

John Hardwick Executive Manager Operations, Power Hunter & Central Coast

Ausgrid, AustraliaSession 6

Asset Performance Management; a Key Part of Operational Excellence

Johan Claassen Asset Optimization Director, Emerson

Session 7The Performance Culture

Mark Broussard & Brad Peterson Strategic Asset Management Inc.

Maintenance Work Management ProcessesTrack Chairman:

Session 5 Managing Process Analyzer Maintenance

Saravana Kumar Analyzer Engineer

Saudi AramcoSession 6

Management for Condition Survey and Inspection Analysis Techniques for In-Service Integrity of Piplines at Power Plants

Atef Ahmed Shehata Generation Engineering Specialist, SEC

Session 7Safety Instrumented System Maintenance Challenges

Ahmed Aldamluji Control Systems Engineer, Saudi Aramco

Maintenance Planning & SchedulingTrack Chairman:

Session 5 Integrated Asset Planning Scheduling and Reporting

Charlie Sunding CEO

Pipline Software Inc.Session 6

Planning Effectiveness Improvement Project in Riyadh RefineryMubarak Alqahtani

Maintenance Foreman, Saudi Aramco

Session 7Gulf Society of Maintenance Professionals;

Changing the Face of Maintenance in the Arabian GulfEng. Nasser Al Attar (KOC)

Mohammed Al Qahtani (QP)

Track 1 Track 2 Track 3

DAY 2 (4th December, 2012)

10:10 - 10:40

10:50 - 11:20

11:30 - 12:00

13:30 - 14:00

14:10 - 14:40

14:50 - 15:20

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Reliability Engineering Maintenance Work Management Processes Predictive / Preventive Maintenance Track Chairman: Track Chairman: Track Chairman:09:30 - 10:00 Session 1 Session 1 Session 1

Technical Program

08:00 - 08:30 Keynote 1 - Mr. Ali Salem Al Tamimi, Vice President, New Fields Operation New Fields division – ADMA-OPCO.

08:30 - 09:00 Keynote 2 - Mr. Gregory T. Jeffrey, Vice President, General Manager, User Sales, Industrial Products Division and Engineered Products Division, Flowserve Corporation

09:00- 09:30 Break

Roadmap to Achieve Asset Reliability before Plant StartupJim Leitch

Executive Director Operations & Maintenance Fluor Arabia Limited

Session 2 Enhancement of Retrofitted Dry Gas Seals Operational Life

Span at NFISJaber Hamed Meshalish Sharaan Al-Khayarin

Qatar PetroleumSession 3

Reliability Improvement Program for Air Cooled Fin Fans using Weibull Analysis Study

Abhay Chandajkar Specialist, BAPCO

Challenges in Utilizing CMMS Data in Asset Performance Management

Adamantios Mettas Vice President, ReliaSoft Corporation

Session 2 Total Quality Inspection & Maintenance in

NGL PlantsKuttukkal Mohamed Jaffarullah

Saudi AramcoSession 3

Oil & Gas Contracts’ Risks Negotiations in the Climate of Economic Recession

Gamal Abou-Elkhair Senior Engineer, Kuwait Oil Company

Halving Maintenance Related Downtime Using Planned Maintenance Optimisation and Defect Elimination

Steve Turner CEO, OMCS, Australia

Session 2 Moisture in Power Transformers; How to Estimate and

What to Do?Ali Dawood & Matz Ohlen

Megger LimitedSession 3

Boiler Assessment and Maintenance: A New ApproachFrancesco De Lazzari & Ali Alsaif

Macchi Arabia

Track 1 Track 2 Track 3

DAY 3 (5th December, 2012)

10:10 - 10:40

10:50 - 11:20

Break

PANEL DISCUSSION

Closing Lunch

11:30 - 12:00

12:00 - 13:30

13:30 onwards

Please plan to attend and participate in the conference closing panel discussion titled “A Journey Towards Excellence”. The panel will include international and GCC based maintenance leaders as well as subject matter experts. Each panelist will be given a brief time to present his views on the subject, and we will then open the floor for members of the audience

to comment and ask questions. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with the experts!

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Workshop Workshop1 2

Ultrasound Assisted Lubrication: Eliminating Failures by Combining PdM and PM Best Practices

Improving Maintenance Strategies and Asset Performance Management

Shon Isenhour CMRPDirector of Education and Work Execution Management

Doug Waetjen CMRP,

Vice President - Global Operations, UE Systems, Inc.

Most organizations have some type of Preventive Maintenance (PM) Program and use Condition Monitoring, at least at a low level. So, what is the problem? Why do failures continue to occur? Are there any tools or processes that need to be used to improve reliability? In this session, we will discuss the P-F Curve in depth and illustrate its importance in building PM, Predictive Maintenance (PdM), and Condition Monitoring Programs. A Failure Modes Driven Strategy should be a focus for any organization where failures are not acceptable on specific equipment. The starting point for this is knowing what failure modes need to be addressed and what needs to be done to ensure these failure modes do not begin for as long as possible. In order to accomplish this feat, one must also know the PdM technologies available to them and the failure modes they address. Airborne and structure-borne ultrasound have evolved into condition monitoring technologies that many would consider to be the cornerstone of an effective maintenance and reliability program. One application in particular is to utilize the technology for condition based lubrication, reducing lubrication-related failures in rotating equipment. The most common causes of bearing failures are related to lubrication: lack of lubrication or too much lubrication. Additionally, typical lubrication programs are based on timed intervals, usually meaning lubricant is applied whether or not the equipment needs to be greased. Ultrasound assisted lubrication helps take the guesswork out of how much lubricant to apply. Attendees will have the opportunity to try an ultrasonic test instrument and an ultrasonic grease caddy, seeing first-hand the benefits they can add to an existing PdM or Condition Monitoring Program. These tools will stretch your imagination to uses that are practical for identifying defects and the early identification of failure modes.This workshop will walk attendees through the process for implementing a structure-borne ultrasound program that can detect mechanical faults in rotating equipment and prevent failures due to either lack of lubrication or over lubrication. The benefits of fewer rotating equipment failures include reduced unscheduled downtime, maintenance costs, and motor repair costs. Information will also be presented on how airborne and structure-borne ultrasound is a perfect complement to other technologies such as vibration analysis and infrared thermography.

Multinational companies and large industrial plants struggle with Asset Performance Management and the deployment of effective maintenance strategies. While RCM is a proven method of defining the most appropriate maintenance strategy, maintenance and reliability engineers still struggle with the deployment of RCM logic. They also struggle with managing Asset Health, collecting the right data and executing a robust Failure Reporting and Defect Elimination Program.

Asset Performance Management is not complex when fully understood and put in simple terms.

This workshop will demystify the complexities and use practical case studies including some from local industries in the Middle East as examples to illustrate the process.

The course material is the result of almost two decades of consultation and successful implementation programs with leading local and international companies including Saudi Aramco which deploys this process worldwide.

The course provides a combination of theoretical concepts bedded in with a practical case study completed by the delegates either on paper or on a spreadsheet.

This course will deliver leading edge and practical thinking to the conference.

Administrative Information Administrative Information

Workshop Dates 2nd December 2012

Workshop Timings 8:00am to 5:30pm

Course Venue Awal Ball Room

Course Fees BD120 / US$ 325

Workshop Dates 2nd December 2012

Workshop Timings 8:00am to 5:30pm

Course Venue Awal Ball Room

Course Fees BD120 / US$ 325

Mr. Steve TurnerPrinciple of OMCS International, Australia

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Work Management Overview for Executives Equipment Care Team Workshop

Larry Olson, CMRPCEO / PresidentNexus Global Business Solutions, Inc.

Work Management Overview for Executives is a one day course designed to give all participants a clear understanding of the critical importance of well planned and executed maintenance activities.

This course will give you tools that are vital to achieving maximum operational effectiveness. The course is based on industry best practices and introduces a seven step work management process for organizing, planning, scheduling, executing and completing effective maintenance.

The course places Special emphasis on clearly identifying and understanding the importance of Planning and Scheduling roles. Participants will be shown an innovative methodology to break up the plant system and structure it into zones, which will result in greater maintenance efficiency.

Nexus Global Business Solutions will conduct a one day macro level ECT workshop during the 2012 MaintCon. Nexus will guide the attendees through a step by step process on the formation and training of an Equipment Care Team (ECT) workshop. ECT’s are cross-functional groups made up of the organizations resource support team members. They meet according to a team developed Terms of Reference (ToR) until all equipment issues are resolved and ownership for sustainability is agreed. The concept of CLAIR an element of Lean/5s will be used during the workshop. CLAIR stands for Cleaning, Lubricating, Adjusting, Inspecting, and Repair, pertaining to specific issues related to ECT workshop.

This MaintCon workshop (customized to meet the 1day workshop) will bring practical examples into the workshop along with demonstrations of actual hands-on equipment session, the concepts of Operational Excellence in relationship to Integrity and Process Safety Management will be explained. This workshop will be a mini macro session to an actual in plant workshop and can be customized to best suit the need of each facility and organizational goals. The workshop will enable attendees to begin the process of identifying and resolving equipment-related issues in their plant for their specific equipment.

In addition to their new skills, participants leave the course with an Equipment Care Manual.

Administrative Information Administrative Information

Workshop Dates 2nd December 2012

Workshop Timings 8:00am to 5:30pm

Course Venue Awal Ball Room

Course Fees BD120 / US$ 325

Workshop Dates 2nd December 2012

Workshop Timings 8:00am to 5:30pm

Course Venue Awal Ball Room

Course Fees BD120 / US$ 325

Mr. David A. ArmyCMRP; Senior VP Operations; Strategic Asset Management Inc. (SAMI)

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The Gulf Society of Maintenance Profession-als (GSMP) is pleased to offer the Certified Maintenance & Reliability Professionals exami-nation concurrent with the workshops on 2nd December. Cost is US$ 425 or US$ 300 for GSMP members. To register please visit www.maintcon.org

Examination: 2nd December 2012 1:00pm - 4:00pm

To find out more about the CMRP Program visit: www.smrp.org/certifynow

FOUR LITTLE LETTERS

aFTER yOUR namE

OnE BIG ImPaCT On yOUR CaREER and yOUR COmPany’S BOTTOm LInE.

Make Your Case for CertificationDetails on the reverse side show the depth and breadth of the CMRP program and are sure to help start a conversation that can help you both in these challenging times in the market.

Become a Certified Maintenance & Reliability ProfessionalTakE ThE Exam whEn and whERE yOU wanT

At an official testing site

On location at your workplace

Electronically — hundreds of centers

At SMRP’s Annual Conference

ThIS IS ThE CERTIFICaTIOn FOR yOUR IndUSTRy ANSI accredited

Not tied to any commercial ventures

Comprehensive, covering all M&R practices

Study resources available

TO FInd OUT mORE aBOUT ThE CmRP PROGRam, vISIT:

www.smrp.org/certifynow

dETaCh ThIS PORTIOn and TakE IT TO yOUR SUPERvISOR.

Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals 8400 Westpark Drive, 2nd FloorMcLean, VA 22102

The CMRP program is in association with the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals

TO FInd OUT mORE aBOUT ThE

CmRP PROGRam, vISIT:

www.smrp.org/certifynow

Become a Certified Maintenance & Reliability ProfessionalLook inside and start a dialogue within your company about how to improve productivity and efficiency. Discover how to secure your place — and your company’s standing — in a tough market.

why ThE CmRP PROGRam? Shows supervisors you’re career-oriented ANSI-accredited All-inclusive M&R content Internationally recognized Convenient means for taking the exam

The CMRP program is sponsored by the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals Certifying Organization (SMRPCO).

Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals 8400 Westpark Drive, 2nd FloorMcLean, VA 22102

The CMRP program is in association with the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals

TO FInd OUT mORE aBOUT ThE

CmRP PROGRam, vISIT:

www.smrp.org/certifynow

Become a Certified Maintenance & Reliability ProfessionalLook inside and start a dialogue within your company about how to improve productivity and efficiency. Discover how to secure your place — and your company’s standing — in a tough market.

why ThE CmRP PROGRam? Shows supervisors you’re career-oriented ANSI-accredited All-inclusive M&R content Internationally recognized Convenient means for taking the exam

The CMRP program is sponsored by the Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals Certifying Organization (SMRPCO).

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Middle East Maintenance Conference & Exhibition2-5 December 2012, Gulf Hotel, Kingdom of Bahrain

Conference Fee Includes the following (Not Workshop)Opening Ceremony and DinnerConference pack with Proceedings etc.Attendance of all Conference Technical SessionsAdmission to the ExhibitionLunch on Conference DaysConference Banquet DinnerRefreshment during breaks

Cancellation and RefundsCancellation must be received in writing to the Conference Secretariat. A cancellation fee of BD 30 (US$ 80) will be charged for cancellation received before 15th November 2012. After this date no refund will be considered.

Ultrasound Assisted Lubrication: Eliminating Failures by Combining PdM and PM Best Practices

Improving Maintenance Strategies and Asset Performance Management

Work Management Overview for Executives

Equipment Care Team Workshop

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Exhibition Information

A technical exhibition will be held in conjunction with the technical sessions within the conference venue. The exhibition is intended to provide an opportunity for equipment, materials and service providers to display and demonstrate their products and services related to the Maintenance Management field. Interested organizations are encouraged to participate by sponsoring the event and/or by taking part in the exhibition (see the exhibition form). The exhibition stands are 3m wide and 2m deep with 2.4m height. Stand fittings will consist of a system stand, two fluorescent lights, fascia board in English, one electrical power point and sufficient tables and chairs. In addition each exhibitor will avail the following benefits:

1) Exhibitors names will be published in the conference web site.

2) Exhibitors profile and logo will be included in the Conference Proceedings in Flash Memory.

3) Advertising space will be available in the Exhibition Guide at a minimum cost, details will be provided on request.

4) A brief resume (8 - 10 lines) of each exhibitor will be included in the official exhibition guide, which will be circulated to all invited government officials, VIPs, visitors and participating delegates.

5) Wide publicity will be given in the Gulf Region about the exhibition to attract regional and international Industrial Companies and Government officials to visit the exhibition booths during the conference period.

6) Each exhibitor is entitled to one full conference package (one person allowed to attend all the technical sessions free of charge during the 3 days conference period).

7) The best three exhibitors will be selected and honored during the conference dinner. All other exhibitors will also be honored with certificates.

For further details about the Exhibition, please contact the Conference Secretariat.

Conference SecretariatBahrain Society of Engineers, P O Box 835, Manama, Kingdom of BahrainTel: +973 17 810733 Fax: +973 17 827475Email: vivek@mohandis.org

Note: Organisers have the right to modify / change the floor plan as and when required.

Exhibition Hall height is 2.4m.

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Exhibition CostOption A - One Full Exhibition with stand fittings - BD. 1,000 or US$ 2,700; 6 Sq. mtr (3 mtr x 2 mtr)

Stand fittings include:

Octanorm type white panels partition 1 mtr x 2.4 mtrTwo tables & 3 chairs, Two flourescent lightsPower point socket, Fascia name on top of the standCarpeted floor, Waste basket

Option B - Exhibition Space without fittings - BD. 160 or US$ 430 per sq. mtr. Minimum size to book – 6 sq. mtr.

Terms and Conditions

1) Payment in full should be paid by Credit Card mail order, bank transfer or banker’s draft payable to :

Account Name - Bahrain Society of Engineers Account No. - 99065991 Bank Name - National Bank of Bahrain Swift Code - NBOBBHBM, IBAN No: BH47-NBOB-0000-0099-0659-912) In case of cancellation of Exhibition Space before 1st October 2012, the exhibitor will

be refunded the stand / space cost after deduction of a nominal administration charge borne by the conference secretariat.

Elite Platinum Sponsors

1 Saudi Aramco Saudi Arabia C01, C02, C03, C04 & D01

2 Flowserve Saudi Arabia E01, E02, E03, E04 & D05

Platinum Sponsors

1 Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) Kuwait B01, B03 & B04

2 Al-Zamil Steel Saudi Arabia C07, C08 & D02

3 ADMA-OPCO UAE D06, E06 & E05

4 Qatar Petroleum Qatar C11, C12, D03 Qatar Fuel ADDITIVES Co. Ltd. (QAFAC) Qatar

Gold Sponsors

1 Strategic Asset Management Inc. (SAMI) USA B11 & B12

2 Abdullah H. Al Shammary Trading & Saudi Arabia J01 & J02 Contracting (ASHTCO)

3 Mohammad Al Mojil Group Saudi Arabia F07 & F09

4 Al-Iman Gasket Co. Saudi Arabia B05 & B07

5 Abdullah H. Al-Shuwayer Sons Saudi Arabia J03 & J04

6 Gulf Petrochemical Industries Co. (GPIC) Bahrain F04 & F06

7 Petroleum Development Oman Oman F08 & F10

8 Pipeline Software, Inc USA B13 & B15

9 Control Systems Co. Ltd. KSA F11 & F13

10 Al Abdul Karim Holding Co. KSA B06 & B08

11 BAPCO Bahrain C05 & C06

12 Allied Arabian Maintenance & Trade Co. KSA E11 & E12

13. Sulzer KSA C09, C10

List of Sponsors and Exhibtiors Silver Sponsors

1 UE Systems Inc. USA B02

2 Khusheim KSA B16

3 SGB Al-Dabal Co. KSA K02

4 Bahrain National Gas Company (Banagas) Bahrain F01

Gala Dinner Sponsor

1 Flowserve Saudi Arabia E01, E02, E03, E04 & D05

Media Partners

1. Reliability Web USA

2. Maintworld Finland

Exhibitors

1 Dresser Al Rushaid Saudi Arabia A01

2 Nexus Global Business Solutions, Inc. USA F15

3 V-Line Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia A02 & A03

4 AVENIR TECHNOLOGIES FZE UAE B17 & B19

5 OMCS Australia G01

6 Emerson Process Management Dubai H02, H03, H04 & H05

7 Clock Spring Company L.P UK H07

8 International Council for Machinery Lubrication (ICML) USA/ Australia F17

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Exhibition Stand Booking Form

Company:

Name of Representative: Position:

Mailing Address:

City: Country: Postal Code:

Telephone: Mobile: Fax: Email:

Products or services to be displayed:

Signature: Date

Shell Scheme PackageParticipation fees: BD 1000 or US$ 2700 (per 6m2)

No. of Stands Required

Booked Shell Space

Booked Shell SpaceParticipation includes:White wall panels 2.4m height, Carpet Floor, 2 Tables with three chairs, two fluorescent lights, one 240 volt power socket.

Stand Nos.

Stand Nos.

Option A Option B

Select desired stand Nos. from the exhibition stand layout

Stand Space Only (min. 6m2)Participation fees: BD 160 or US$ 430 per m2

Select desired stand numbers from exhibition stand layout

Participation does not include any stand construction except one 240 volt power supply. (It is not permitted to use wall partitions of adjacent stands.

Note: All efforts will be made to accommodate your stand location request based on availability

Please forward your booking form to:

The Conference Secretariat, MAINTCON 2012 Bahrain Society of Engineers P O Box 835, Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain. Tel: +973 17 810733, Fax: +973 17 827475 Email: bseng@batelco.com.bh

Select the desired stand options

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Sponsorship Benefits

BenefitsPlatinumElite Platinum Gold Silver

BD 10,000 or US$ 27,000

BD 20,000 or US$ 54,000

32 Sq.M

6 Delegates

2 Full Pages

3m x 3m

1st

4 Nos

2nd

3 Nos

3rd

2 Nos

4th

1 No

Separate

18 Sq.M

4 Delegates

1 Full Page

2m x 2m

Separate

12 Sq.M

2 Delegates

1 Full Page

1.5m x 1.5m

Shared

6 Sq.M

1 Delegate

Half Page

1m x 1m

Shared

BD 5,000 or US$ 13,500

BD 3,500 or US$ 9,500

Company name and logo of appropriate sizes will be published in all the conference publicity materials.

Entitled for free exhibition stand space with stand fittings at the exhibition hall.

Delegates from the sponsoring company may attend the conference with full package free of charge.

Publicity materials will be included in the conference pack.

Company name and logo will be published in the conference web site which shall be connected to the Sponsor’s web site.

Advertisement shall be provided in the Exhibition Guide free of cost.

Company will be honored with a Plaque by the Conference Patron at the Opening Ceremony.

Executive Officers will be treated as VIPs during the opening ceremony.

Company logo will be displayed in the conference hall along with the conference banner.

Roll up will be displayed outside the lobby along with company logo.

Company name, logo and profile will be published in the conference proceedings.

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Sponsorship Form

Banker’s draft/ Cheque payable to The Bahrain Society of Engineers

By Bank Transfer - A/c No. 99065991, National Bank of Bahrain, Swift Code - NBOBBHBM, IBAN No. BH47-NBOB-0000-0099-0659-91

Company Name:

Contact Person: Title:

Mailing Address:

City: Country: Postal Code:

Telephone: Fax: Email:

Signature: Date:

Company Seal

Sponsorship CoordinatorBahrain Society of EngineersP.O. Box 835, Manama, Kingdom of BahrainTel: +973 1781 0733 Fax: +973 17827475 Email: bseng@batelco.com.bh

Elite Platinum Sponsor BHD 20,000 USD 54,000Platunum Sponsor BHD 10,000 USD 27,000Gold Sponsor BHD 5,000 USD 13,500Silver Sponsor BHD 3,500 USD 9,500Conference Dinner BHD 5,000 USD 13,500A Luncheon BHD 4,000 USD 10,800Publications BHD 2,000 USD 5,500Other

To Co-sponsor the Conference & Exhibition

Please complete this form and fax it to +973 17 827475 to the attention of The Conference Secretariat, MAINTCON 2012, Email: bseng@batelco.com.bh

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The conference and exhibition will be held at

the Gulf International Convention & Exhibition

Center, Gulf Hotel, Kingdom of Bahrain.

The Gulf Hotel offers luxurious hospitality. A

landmark in Manama, just 10 minutes away

from the Bahrain International Airport and 5

minutes from the City Centre. It offers 366

well-appointed rooms of gracious style,

uncompromising efficiency and thoughtful

technology. The Gulf International Conference

& Exhibition Centre offers exhibition, meeting

and pre-function areas with unequalled state

of-the-art facilities. The hotel houses many of

Bahrain’s leading restaurants.

Conference Venue & Accommodation

Accommodation InformationA block booking of rooms at the Gulf Hotel has been made for the participants during the conference period. Following are the special rates. Please specify the conference name to get the special rate.

The above room rates are on a per room per night basis exclusive breakfast. The above room rates are subject to 15% Service Charge and 5% Government Levy. Airport pickup will be charged extra by the hotel.

For more information: www.maintcon.org

Conference Room RatesDetails Single Rate Double Rate Bah. Din US$ Bah. Din US$

Superior Room 60 162 60 162 Deluxe Room 70 189 70 189 Luxury Room 75 203 75 203 Grand Deluxe Room 80 216 80 216 Platinum Room 100 270 110 297 Deluxe Suite 250 675 250 675 Luxury Suite 325 878 325 878

Entry Visa InformationFor a short-term visa, please visit Website

www.bahrain.bh

or check your eligibility from

https://www.evisa.gov.bh

• AllGCCNationalsarenotrequiredanentryvisatoBahrain.

• All other Nationals residing in GCC and have a validResidence Permit in their respective countries for minimum 6 months will get an entry visa for Bahrain for a period of one week on arrival at the Bahrain Airport or Causeway.

• NationalsofsomeEUcountries,Australia,Canada,Japan,New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and USA may obtain visas on arrival for tourist or business stays of up to 2 weeks. If working for a media company (e.g. a newspaper or TV company) a special invitation from the Bahrain authorities is required.

• SomeEuropeans, Americans,Malaysians by birth are notrequired a visa in advance. They will get a one week visa at the Bahrain Airport Immigration counter. Please check you eligibility from here

https://www.evisa.gov.bh/VISA/VisaInput.jsp?A0S=a

• All other nationals should send their passport copies tothe Conference Secretariat at least one month prior to the conference for arranging their one week visa. There will be a fee for Visa Stamp and handling BD. 20 or US$ 55 to be paid to the Conference Secretariat in advance through bank transfer or credit card/ mail order.

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About Bahrain

The Kingdom of Bahrain is an archipelago of low lying islands located in the Arabian Gulf off the Eastern shore of Saudi Arabia. Frequently called the Pearl of the Arabian Gulf, Bahrain has a history of civilizations that date back more than 5,000 years. Bahrain is the ancient site of the immortal land of Dilmun, and was the religious centre to Sumerians, Babylonians and Assyrians, as proven by many archaeological excavations. Many legends surround the land – the multitude of ancient burial grounds here gave rise to the title “Isle of Eternity,” before modern archaeology explained them as a legacy of Dilmun times; centuries upon centuries of human habitation packed into one compact site. From the mists of time to a vibrant present Bahrain thrives under a stable and prosperous government. Today, the modern Arabic name “Bah-rain” still retains this meaning – “two waters”, it’s landscape is a tapestry of marvelous old sites and colorful traditional markets dotted between modern skyscrapers and buildings. While relatively small in population, land area and resources, Bahrain has achieved a high level of social and economic development over a short period of time.

Country Facts:

Land Area 770sq km

Population 1,101,230

Key Sectors:

Financial services.

Logistics.

ICT.

Value-added manufacturing, Industrial services.

Professional services.

Main export Oil, Aluminium

Currency:

Bahraini Dinar (USD 1 = BD 0.376)

Time zone GMT +3

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