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Focusing on practical solutions for design, technical, operational and leadership integrity in the Middle East

Event dates: Focus Day on Learning From Incidents (LFI): 1 March 2015 • International Summit: 2 & 3 March 2015 • Post conference workshop: 4 March 2015Venue: Intercontinental Hotel Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

Hosted By: Co-Hosted-By:

Keynote speakers include: What’s new for 2015? Themed Event: Learn how to overcome common

challenges within specific areas, including leadership, design, technical and operational integrity.

Operator Led Case Studies: Study practical examples of what other operators are doing to improve asset integrity in their organization and benchmark against your own standards

Exhibition Hall: The 2015 exhibition is not to be missed – join in the interactive activities including product demos, networking sessions, themed booths and many more….

Dedicated ICV Pavilion: This area is dedicated to local companies and will be promoting Omani expertise. Make sure you stop by if you are a local SME or operator to take part in the networking activities and meet your future business partners.

Live Product Demos: This year we have limited the number of vendor presentations and instead we bringing Live Product Demonstrations to the exhibition hall – take this opportunity to review several new technologies in the space of half an hour and learn about the latest technologies in the market.

Design Integrity

Technical Integrity

Operating Integrity

Integrity Leadership

Plus! Don’t miss out on our focus day on Learning From Incidents (LFI)

Exhibitors:

ICV Exhibitors:

Official Training Partner:Gold Sponsor:

Amran Mahrubi Technical Director

Petroleum Development Oman

H.E. Salim bin Nasser bin Said Al Aufi, Undersecretary, Ministry of Oil and Gas Oman

Chris Breeze General Manager

and Oman Country Chairman

Shell Development Oman

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For more information or to register – Tel: +971 4 364 2975 | Email: [email protected] | www.assetintegrityme.com

A big thank you to our advisory board membersFor the 10th anniversary edition we have assembled an advisory board comprised of esteemed professionals within the oil and gas industry from across Oman to guide and inform the development of our programme. These colleagues bring great perspective and expertise as innovative educators and experts committed to asset integrity. The board meets at least once in a month to discuss the development of the summit.

IQPC provides business executives around the world with tailored practical conferences, large scale events, topical seminars and training programmes, keeping them up-to-date with industry trends, technological developments and the regulatory landscape. IQPC conferences are market leading “must attend” events for their respective industries. IQPC produces more than 1,700 events annually around the world, and continues to grow. Founded in 1973, IQPC now has offices in major cities across six continents including: Bengaluru, Berlin, Doha, Dubai, Johannesburg, London, New York, Riyadh, Singapore, Sydney, Tampa, and Toronto. IQPC leverages a global research base of best practices to produce an unrivalled portfolio of conferences. www.iqpc.ae

Speakers include: Dave Campbell, General Manager and Vice President Operations, BP Oman Evert van Holthoon, Global Upstream AIPSM Program Manager, Shell International Exploration and Production B.V. Paul Manzi, HSE Manager, BP Iqbal Cheema, Reliability Improvement Leader, Orpic Shihab W. Abdalla, Head of Asset and Operating Integrity Assurance (A&OIA), Dubai Petroleum Mohammed A Wahab Al Zadjali, Head of Production Support, DaleelPetroleum Imran Mohammed, Risk Based Inspection & Maintence Manager, BP Oman Orlando De Matos, Inspection Department Head, GASCO Khaleelullah Nizamuddin Syed, Integrity Assurance Section Head, GASCO Hazem Abdel-Moati, Research Lead, ExxonMobil Research Qatar (EMRQ) Susan Mackenzie, Director of HSE’s Hazardous Installations Directorate, UK Health & Safety Executive Yahya Nasser Al Habsi, Mechanical Integrity Team Leader, Occidental Mukhaizna LLC Professor A.S.Khanna, Professor (Corrosion Science and Engg), Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay Mohammed Al Battashi, Lead Inspection Engineer, Occidental Mukhaizna LLC Nasser Toqi, MIE Maintenance & Integrity Execution Team Leader, Petroleum Development Oman Dr. Fayez Ahmad Albadri, Enterprise Asset Management System Specialist, ADMA OPCO

Allan Grieve, Operations and Maintenance Manager, Joint Venture Excellence, Shell Development Oman

Rashid Al-Harthy, UOM (Functional Maintenance & Integrity Manager), Petroleum Development Oman

Livio ACCATTATIS, General Manager – Technical Services Department, ORPIC

Allan Bickle, Operations Manager, Oman Oil Exploration and Production (OOCEP)

Waleed Al Kindy, Technical Integrity, Petroleum Development Oman

Yahya Al Habsi, Mechanical Integrity Team Leader, Occidental Mukhaizna LLC

Nick Bannister, Maintenance Execution and Strategy TL (MESTL), BP Oman – Khazzan Project

Wahib Buali, Functional Technical Integrity & Process Safety TL, Petroleum Development Oman

Humaid Al Bahlooli, Integrity & Reliability Manager, Oman LNG L.L.C.

Mohammed A Wahab Al Zadjali, Head of Production Support, Daleel Petroleum

Colin Dyer, Independent Consultant AIM


Dear Colleagues,

It gives me great pleasure to welcome the 10th Annual Asset Integrity Management Summit in Muscat, Oman, which will run from 1-4 March 2015 at Muscat’s InterContinental Hotel. Hosted by Petroleum Development Oman and Shell Development Oman, this summit promises to be an event where operators and vendors can share common learnings and solutions to improve asset integrity performance.

The 2015 conference is cleverly themed around integrity leadership, design, operating and technical integrity, allowing for real focus on key asset integrity successes of operators within Oman and the Middle East.

There is real breadth of manufacturing and construction company talent in Oman and many of these local companies who deliver asset integrity services to Oman and Middle East operators will be participating in the 2015 conference. The exhibition hall will feature live product demos to allow operators and vendors to explore delivery opportunities.

There is also a focus day on asset integrity Learning From Incidents (LFIs) for those who are interested in sharing LFI processes and how this is fed back to improve asset integrity management.

We hope you will be able to join us at this annual summit in Muscat and recommend all oil and gas related companies to join.

Allan Grieve Operations and Maintenance Manager, Joint Venture Excellence Shell Development Oman

Top 5 Reasons to Attend:1. Improve technical integrity performance and measure the impact on the bottom line through case study presentations from ORPIC2. Develop a consistent and effective asset integrity strategy by hearing how Petroleum Development Oman, BP Oman and Dubai Petroleum are developing their current systems3. Benchmark the integration of your own integrity processes by hearing how Shell, the aerospace industry and other major operators in the Middle East measure their assets’ performance 4. Identify and eliminate integrity related risks through effective alarm management systems5. Learn from past incidents through our dedicated focus day on LFIs and how this can be fed back to improve asset integrity management

The Rise Of The Asset Integrity Management SummitRunning its 10th edition, the AIM Summit has truly come a long way. A constant reflection of the AIM market, the AIM Summit has indeed grown in size, stature and recognition. Take a look at the numbers below to see the recent growth of this established event:

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“Thank you for your continuous assistance in Oman. I believe it was a well-organised & successful conference” Ali N Moosavi, Chief Engineer (Corrosion), ADCO

“I had a really good experience at the 9th IQPC summit. I truly enjoyed the conference and IQPC staff was very helpful in providing all the information about the event” Ashiq Husain, Well Integrity Section Leader(TS), ADMA-OPCO

“It was a good summit which gathered experienced people from many places to exchange knowledge” Ahmed Kotb, Maintenance Planning Section Leader, ADMA-OPCO

“Excellent forum for discussion of AIM with an open exchange of experience and ideas” Steve Hutchison, Lead Project Engineer, Doosan Babcock

“Most of the summit especially the service provider presentation was very good” Hamed Shahverdi, Lead Mechanical Engineer, Duqm Refinery & Petrochemical Industries LLC

“Very conveniently organised conference enjoyed the event thoroughly” Dr. Said Mufarji, Petrogas E&P

“I am happy to help and I am glad that the event was considered a success by the delegates. See you next year for event 10!” Andrew Bowes, Maintenance and Integrity Team Leader, Petroleum Development of Oman

“It was my pleasure to work with IQPC. We will continue to support future events for the benefit of all” Ali Nasser Al-Harrasi, Functional Production Manager, Petroleum Development of Oman

“Very well organised and informative conference by IQPC” Fabrizio Gambetti, Process Safety Manager, ENI Energy

“A well organised, well attended by key asset integrity professionals across the region who effectively interacted through presentations and discussions with an objective of enhancing the asset integrity management in the oil & gas industry” Yahya Al Habsi, Mechanical Integrity Team Leader, Occidental Mukhaizna LLC

WHAT HAPPENED IN 2014HOW WOULD YOU RATE YOUR COMPANY IN

TERMS OF SAFETY LEADERSHIP (1 RANKING THE LOWEST AND 10 RANKING THE HIGHEST)

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 100% 0% 0% 0% 2.7% 10.8% 40.5% 24.3% 13.5% 8.1%

HOW ROBUST IS YOUR COMPANY’S ASSET INTEGRITY PROGRAM? (1 RANKING THE LOWEST AND 10 RANKING THE HIGHEST)

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PRE CONFERENCE FOCUS DAY LEARNING FROM INCIDENTS (LFI) | SUNDAY 1 MARCH 201508.30 Registration, coffee and networking

08:50 Chairman’s welcome note Evert van Holthoon, Global Upstream AIPSM Program Manager, Shell International Exploration and Production B.V. Colin Dyer, Independent AIM consultant

09:00 Global asset integrity and process safety learnings from oil industry incidents benchmark:- Benchmarking OGP data on Tier 1 and Tier 2 incidents. Application of Causal Reasoning. Learning through common barrier reporting. Evert van Holthoon, Global Upstream AIPSM Program Manager, Shell International Exploration and Production B.V.

09:30 Reviewing systems, processes and technologies following an incident to evaluation accuracy, quality and performance Giving an operators perspective on how to use historical data to analyse performance for detection reliability Considering ways to encourage employees to report near miss incidents to improve integrity analysis Reviewing internal processes post-incident to identify gaps which need improvement Paul Manzi, HSE Manager, BP Oman

10:00 Interactive workshop on causally based investigation from oil industry incidents – Learning before action Evert van Holthoon, Global Upstream AIPSM Program Manager, Shell International Exploration and Production B.V.

12:00 Networking lunch break

13:00 Petroleum Development Oman Case Study: Reviewing tier one incidents over the last year to understand the root cause Ensuring all near misses and hazardous situations are reported, investigated and analysed to identify where management control failed Sharing lessons learned early on to facilitate prompt corrective actions and prevent reoccurring incidentInvestigations identify underlying causes and management shortfalls which PDO and contractor management can learn from Anthony Sipkema, Head of Technical Safety, Petroleum Development Oman

14:00 Implementing an LFI system in Orpic Sohail Rabbani, Lead, Orpic

14:30 Panel Session – Learning from Incidents in Oman Interactive panel discussion on how the industry in Oman and the Middle East can learn ensuring all near misses and hazardous situations are reported, invest gated and analysed to identify root causes. Sharing these learning across companies is the topic of this interactive session. Moderator Evert van Holthoon, Global Upstream AIPSM Program Manager, Shell International Exploration and Production B.V. Colin Dyer, Independent AIM consultant Panelists: Anthony Sipkema, Head of Technical Safety, PDO Paul Manzi, HSE Manager, BP

Sohail Rabbani, Lead, Orpic

15:30 Chairman closing remarks and end of focus day


CONFERENCE AGENDA 2 MARCH 2015 | MONDAY | CONFERENCE DAY ONE

10:30 Networking break at the exhibition hall

10:35 Product Demo by Nov Tuboscope Robert S. Lauer, Director of Corrosion Control Solutions, NOV Tuboscope

10:45 Product Demo by Arria NLG John Bell, SVP Business Development, Arria NLG

11: 10 An insight into ORPIC’s initiative to support ICV within Sohar Refinery Improvement Project ( SRIP) Discover how SRIP is offering maximum benefit to local business owners from various elements of the project Collaboration of SRIP contractor and the local vendors to engage with potential local and national suppliers to maximize value from the project Discussing Omanisation and training needs to empower Omani youth with the necessary skills and knowledge for specialized jobs Abdullah AL FARSI, Head of planning and ICV, Orpic

Integrity Leadership Arguably the most important is people and systems to implement asset

integrity effectively, this ensures leaders are chronically aware of the importance of asset integrity and people are trained and competent to ensure successful delivery

11:40 Complying with AIM requirements in Mega Projects Application of Engineering Standards, and learning from industry defining accidents to prevent re-occurrence Implementing an AIM model to address the life cycle of the Asset Hazard identification and mitigation tools to ensure that exposure is as low as possible Yaseen Lawati, Senior Project Interface Engineer, Petroleum Development Oman

12:10 Reviewing roles and responsibilities within an organization to manage asset and operating integrity Highlighting the development of the organizational framework within Dubai Petroleum to analyse its progress Discussing the key measures adapted to ensure asset integrity in under control at the operational level Shihab W. Abdalla, Head of Asset and Operating Integrity Assurance (A&OIA), Dubai Petroleum


08:00 Registration, coffee and networking

08:50 IQPC welcome remarks

08:55 Chairmen’s opening speech and remarks Chairman: Rashid Al-Harthy, UOM (Functional Maintenance & Integrity Manager), Petroleum Development Oman Co-Chairman: Colin Dyer, Independent AIM Consultant

09:10 Keynote address H.E. Salim bin Nasser bin Said Al Aufi, Undersecretary, Ministry of Oil and Gas Oman

09:30 Keynote address: Amran Mahrubi, Technical Director, Petroleum Development Oman

09:45 Keynote address: Chris Breeze, General Manager & Oman Country Chairman, Shell Development Oman

10:00 Panel discussion: Reviewing Asset Integrity (AI) leadership challenges with leading O&G operating companies and the impact on AIM and HSE Reviewing the top five challenges oil and gas operators are facing and their strategies for improvement Discussing the training strategies that can be implement for employee competency to ensure they are motivated and efficient at work Steps taken to ensure that the assets comply with safety regulations while optimising production efficiency Moderator: Colin Dyer, Independent AIM consultant Panelist: Dave Campbell, General Manager, BP Oman Iqbal Cheema, Reliability Improvement Leader, ORPIC Shihab W. Abdalla, Head of Asset and Operating Integrity Assurance, Dubai Petroleum


Roundtable 3 (Technical Integrity): Discussing effective work preparation scheduling and execution of safety critical equipment From the correct selection of the right equipment, to the capture of the correct data to maintain safety critical equipment over the lifecycle, this roundtable discussion will look at the practicalities of how this is done Nasser Toqi, MIE Maintenance & Integrity Execution Team Leader, Petroleum Development Oman

Roundtable 4 (Technical Integrity): Reviewing effective asset integrity assurance and analysis of KPIs to drive performance Discussing how KPIs are developed and measured – how can these be improved? Yahya Al Habsi, Mechanical Integrity Team Leader, Occidental Mukhaizna

Roundtable 5 (Operating Integrity): Driving effective isolation management as a fail safe method for when things do go wrong Discussing the necessary steps for isolation management for individual systems and isolation valves Ian Campbell, Operating Integrity Coordinator, Petroleum Development Oman

Rountable 6 (Operating Integrity) How proper QA/QC parameters and system selection affect service life in internally coated piping systems Robert Lauer, Technical Director NOV Tuboscope, NOV Wellbore Technologies Group

Roundtable 7 (Leadership Integrity): Reviewing asset integrity competencies and how they are measured Discussing how to optimise performance, processes and production by setting competencies to achieve asset integrity assurance Dr Rahid Khan, Head of Intellectual Property, Aramco Entrepreneurship Center * Personal Capacity

17:20 Chairman’s closing remarks and event close out

17:25 Ipad Draw

17:00 End of conference day one

13:40 Asset integrity leadership and commitment Developing a strong sense of direction to focus on longer-term asset integrity programs Agreeing commitments across the organisation on Asset Integrity to ensure the organisation is chronically aware of the impact of an asset integrity event Iqbal Cheema, Reliability Improvement Leader, ORPIC

14:10 Ensuring correct decisions are being made based on solid assumptions and economics by utilising lifecycle plans until the end of field life Using this essential tool to make informed management decisions about cutting lifecycle costs Outlining the principle of AI underspend and gain an understanding of how this can effect the later operational years Defining key performance measurements to effectively asses when a field is no longer economical Khaleelullah Nizamuddin Syed, Integrity Assurance Section Head, GASCO

14:40 Delivering ICV and technical integrity through in-sourcing of equipment repairs Provide technical integrity the implementation of a technical capability assessment process for regional repair companies and service providers Developing strategic direction, policies & procedures for process equipment maintenance across all PDO assets Implementing a quality management system and improved workflow processes to deliver a more effective workshops organisation Mark Gray, Head of Workshops, Petroleum Development Oman

15:10 Networking coffee break

15:30 Roundtable Sessions:

Roundtable 1 (Design Integrity): Discussing effective HAZOPs for the systematic identification and mitigation of process safety hazards Discussing the most effective way to implement and record a HAZOP study and understanding the different roles within a HAZOP team TBC, Senior Representative, Worley Parsons

Roundtable 2 (Design Integrity) Enabling operational excellence through asset life cycle and integrity management Asset life cycle management and integrity from ‘concept’ to ‘grave’ (Decommissioning) TBC, Senior Representative, DNV GL


CONFERENCE AGENDA 3 MARCH 2015 | TUESDAY | CONFERENCE DAY TWO08.00 Registration, coffee and networking

08.50 Chairman’s opening Chairman: Nasser Toqi, MIE Maintenance & Integrity Execution Team Leader, Petroleum Development Oman Co-Chairman: Colin Dyer, Independant AIM Consultant

Design Integrity Ensures all physical assets (facilities, wells and pipelines) must be designed,

engineeredand constructed in such a way that all major accident hazards have been identified and managed down to as low as reasonably practical ALARP

09:00 Demonstrating asset integrity risks in your design to ensure they are As Low As Reasonably Practical (ALARP) Showcasing technical safety in design and the latest design processes and tools to reduce associated risks to a tolerable level Integrating fire and explosion review, instrument protective functions studies and other safety systems into one integrated design software platform. Applying the analysis methodologies for each of the principal safety lifecycle phases associated with the development of safety systems, to ensure that they will achieve specified risk reduction targets Susan Mackenzie, Director of HSE’s Hazardous Installations Directorate, Health & Safety Executive

09:30 Steam Generator Tube Failures in Oxy Mukhaizna: Causes and Remediation. The main aspects this presentation will cover: Causes of steam generators tubes failures Identification and inspection of steam generators tube failures Remediation measures taken to eliminate steam generator tube failures Mohammed Al Battashi, Inspection Engineer Lead, Occidental Mukhaizna

10:00 Case Study on life extension of pressure systems in steam raising and auxiliary plants Turbine and generator auxiliary systems and condensers Generator overhauls and life extension Kevin Murray, Group Leader-Structural Integrity Engineering, Doosan Babcock

10:30 Networking Break Live demo at exhibition hall

Operating Integrity Maintaining safe operations ensures operating facilities within its operating

envelope, robust alarm management, effective communications, complying with critical procedures, adhering to permit to work systems, following management

of change, managing overrides and ensuring compliance etc.

11:00 Integrating alarm management with the process control system on one platform to mitigate risk Discover how to apply a risk-based approach to alarm management to avoid false alarms Determining the allowable limits for alarms during steady state operations and start-shutdown operations for efficient alarm management Setting guidelines for safe alarm management systems to minimise control room operators from being overloaded with meaningless alarm Ibrahim Al-Balushi, Team Leader C&A Systems, Petroleum Development Oman

11:30 IntelliRed System for autonomous detection of hydrocarbon releases in oil and gas facilities Showcasing recent advances in optical gas imaging to develop an early warning system that could detect gas releases Highlighting the use of automation in detection of hydrocarbon releases in the oil and gas industry Hazem Abdel-Moati, Research Lead, Safety Research Program, ExxonMobil Research Qatar (EMRQ)

12:00 A lean Approach to accelerating the integrity projects execution Examining process safety exposure/Incidents due to process containment barrier Understanding the opportunity to challenge existing and complex work processes to simplify them Achieving 40% reduction to Tier 1 & Tier 2 process safety incidents including fire hazards & explosions and reduction on potential leaks and environmental spills Sameer Al-Sariry, Maintenance Strategy & Support Team Leader-North, Petroleum Development Oman

12:30 Networking Lunch Break


13:30 Addressing life extension of stationary equipment under erosive and corrosive service conditions Understanding the corrosion and erosion mechanisms Overview of advanced material solutions and benefits Iain Hall, Chief Technology Officer, Integrated Global Services Inc.

14:00 Ensuring safe, efficient and productive operations through the management of temporary repairs Defining what is a temporary repair and how these repairs must be closely monitored whilst in place, for a maximum defined life Discussing how often temporary repairs need to be checked for integrity and when it is a clear priority for permanent repair to avoid any unplanned shutdowns Replacing temporary equipment prior to its defined life and monitoring it at regular intervals to ensure safe operations Orlando De Matos, Inspection Department Head, Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd (GASCO)

14:30 Integrity Management Database System – Sustaining data, information and knowledge of Asset Equipment Integrity for the next 30 years Discuss the value of asset data Data issues and opportunities associated with ageing and new field developments Road map for development of Integrity Management Database System and successes to date Examples will be presented to support the above topics Brian Balmer, Project Manager, ADMA OPCO

15:00 Networking coffee Break

15:30 Maintaining your CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) with as-built data to support day-to-day operations Ensuring effective change control of brownfield assets so that the asset register is as-built Utilising the Management Of Change (MOC) process for CMMS to identify, assess and track any modifications to the CMMS Sampling relevant records, reviewing procedures and auditing the CMMS regularly to increase integrity assurance Mohammed A Wahab Al Zadjali, Head of Production Support, Daleel Petroleum

16:00 Academic expertise on technology applications to support asset management and integrity Highlighting future technology trends and their potential impact on Asset Management Strategic information systems :SISP approaches classification Dr. Fayez Ahmad Albadri, Enterprise Asset Management System Specialist, ADMA-OPCO

16:30 Chairman’s closing remarks

16:45 End of Conference Day Two

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POST CONFERENCE INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP DAY 4 MARCH 2015

08.30 Registration, coffee and networking

09:00 Improving corrosion management and related applications for effective asset integrity management This session will focus on the important factors that are crucial in the selection and evaluation of pipes to mitigate corrosion. It will cover important aspects like selecting the best coating to improve the performance of the pipes, therefore extending its lifecycle while minimising maintenance costs. Workshop Led by: Professor A.S.Khanna, Professor (Corrosion Science and Engg), Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay

10:30 Networking break

11:00 Heat Recovery Steam Generator (HRSG) and high energy pipework integrity management This session is based on Doosan’s approach to integrity management of a HRSG plant and High Energy Pipework (HEP). It will also cover common issues such as flow accelerated corrosion management and life management of Grade 91 material that concern clients across the globe. Attendees will gain an insight into office, laboratory and site-based activities that support a successful risk-informed approach to integrity management, whatever the prevailing regulatory requirements may be. Workshop Led by: Kevin Murray, Group Leader-Structural Integrity Engineering, Doosan Babcock

IQPC’s workshops are unique opportunities to spend valuable time with industry experts. These interactive sessions are extended to ensure that you will get to the heart of the conference’s most critical issues and uncover practical solutions you can apply in your own company.


14:00 Evaluating the integrity assessment of thin organic films Led by an industry expert this workshop will cover the value of the resistivity of different organic coatings by a combination of optical shearography and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS). It will show you how the behavior of organic coatings, i.e., gray enamel, white enamel, beige enamel (spray coatings), a yellow acrylic lacquer, and a gold nail polish on a metallic alloy, i.e., carbon steel, were investigated over a temperature range of 20 to 60 oC (68 to 140 oF). Attendees will get an overview of the value of the resistivity of coatings that was determined by correlating the in-plan displacement of the coating (by shearography over a temperature range of 20 to 60 oC (68 to 140 o). Workshop led by: Khaled Habib, Department of Advanced Systems, Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR)

15:30 End of workshop day


5 essential reasons to sponsor!1. Independent analysis and interactive discussion: Advanced learning environment and benchmarking opportunity through which to discover your industry peers developments and successes from across the region and around the world. Who is moving on asset integrity and in which direction.2. Customise your conference experience: To complement the event we are working with key industry professionals to deliver enhanced learning experiences in the form of our workshops3. Unrivalled networking opportunities: Recognising that the quality of the attendee is critical, this event will only bring together the region’s most proactive integrity specialists4. Holistic coverage of business-critical issues: this multidisciplinary subject deserves extensive and comprehensive coverage. That’s why we have researched extensively with the industry to guarantee you powerful and detailed coverage of the subject’s major issues and key learning points5. Senior decision-makers will be attending this conference to evaluate the best strategies and tools for their company’s asset integrity management systems. Decisions will be made. Partners will be chosen. People will be influenced by the discussions taking place at this event. Does your organisation need to be in the room when all this is happening?

IQPC has been hosting events developed for senior executives for more than 40 years. We serve businesses representing over 15 sectors at more than 1,700 conferences around the globe. Our client list includes corporations such as ABB, Schlumberger, Qatar Petroleum, Honeywell, Microsoft, Aramco, Weatherford International, Halliburton, GE, BASF and Siemens, just to name a select few. Senior executives travel from around the world to our events looking to garner best practices and concrete solutions to assist them in improving their organisations. IQPC provides many different platforms for you to increase your market share, stay ahead of your competition, increase awareness to your target audience and position yourself as a key supplier to the asset integrity industry.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Do you have a product or service that our senior decision-makers and influencers need?10th Annual Asset Integrity Management Summit offers you the perfect platform for you to showcase your solution to your target market and meet and network with senior-level decision makers who are leading the way in the industry

We specialise in providing business development, marketing and sales solutions that are tailored to specifically deliver on your business objectives. We pay patient attention to what our exhibition and sponsorship customers want, expect, need and value. Every sponsor wants to create customers, develop qualified sales leads, convert leads into sales and retain customers. Our tailored sponsorship packages help you to achieve these objectives.

If you would like more information on sponsorship and exhibition opportunities or to discuss which package will best help you achieve your objectives, please contact Nawaz Ali on +971 4 360 2800 or email [email protected]

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Event dates: Focus Day on Learning From Incidents (LFI): 1 March 2015 International Summit: 2 & 3 March 2015 Post conference workshop: 4 March 2015 Venue, City & Country: InterContinental Hotel Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

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