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THE 24th INTERNATIONALOFFSHORE CRANE & LIFTING
CONFERENCE
Creating cost effective lifting operations with no impact on safety or reliability
Welcome to Stavanger April 24th - 26th 2019
The 24th International Offshore Crane and Lifting Conference
WELCOME
The Norwegian Society of Lifting Technology (NSLT) together with the Offshore Mechanical Handling Equipment Committee (OMHEC) are again proud to announce this year’s International Offshore Cranes & Lifting Conference (IOCLC).
The conference alternates between the “oil capitals” of Norway and Scotland - Stavanger and Aberdeen - these are the most important places of business for the North Sea oil and gas industry and home for regulators, the major duty holders, oil and gas contractors, service companies etc.
During the conference, the participants will have a chance to meet and share their experiences with North Sea offshore petroleum regulators, experts and industry leaders from the offshore crane and lifting operations community.
The conference has the goal to cover a wide range of new topics in offshore cranes and lifting technology, subsea and heavy lifting, crane standardisation and regulatory and industry safety initiatives. Participants will have ample opportunity to enter into discussions with the speakers and spend time interacting with companies demonstrating their goods and services in the conference exhibition area.
Why you need to attend The 24th IOCLCYou’ll get the most up-to-date information in the offshore crane and lifting business industry, as well asanswers to all of your crane and lifting questions. Additionally, world renowned crane business leaders,end-users, consultants, petroleum regulators and vendors will all be under one roof, solely for the purposes of learning, exchanging information, networking, see and try new technology and developing long lasting business relationships in order to contribute to enhance safety and improve business.
What sets this conference apart from the rest?This is the only conference with a complete focus on the offshore crane & lifting business in the North Sea and beyond. The conference is not a series of sales orientated pitches but a dynamic gathering of like-minded people involved in the offshore lifting industry. Our unique blend of presentations, case studies and exhibitions provides you with a unique opportunity to walk away from the summit with all of the critical information you need to get the most out of your daily lifting operational tasks. This conference gives the lifting community the platform that it truly deserves as it provides many hours of dedicated networking time for you to talk openly with your peers, suppliers and customers and the opportunity to conduct business face-to-face.
Welcome to Stavanger!
PROGRAM16:00-17:15 Guided tour, Sola Aviation Museum, Stavanger
20:00 Get together, Clarion Hotel Air, Stavanger
MORNING SESSION CHAIRMAN: Mr. Colin Martin, Specialist Mechanical Engineer, HSE, UK
08:00 Registration / Coffee / Exhibition
09:30 Welcoming Remarks Mr. Svein Anders Eriksson, Section Head, Petroleum Safety Authority, NO
09:40 Opening Address Mr. Finn Carlsen, Director of Professional Competence, Petroleum Safety Authority, NO
SAFETY MOMENT09:50 HSE Focus Mr. Colin Martin, Specialist Mechanical Engineer, HSE, UK
SHARING BEST PRACTICES– EXPERIENCE TRANSFER10:10 The Crane Operator’s role and his/her diversity of Responsibilities Mr. Wietse Dahmes, OIM of the L2FA1 platform in the Dutch Northsea, Upstream international Europe
10:40 Coffee Break/Exhibition
11:10 Design for fatigue: Practices and pitfalls Mr. Valentyn Skudra, Senior Engineer, Cranes and Lifting Operations, DNVGL, NO
11:40 The development of a Flyjib Mr. Karsten Behrens, General Manager, SAL Engineering, DE
12:10 Molikpaq Crane Replacement – A project under very tough conditions and without production stop Mr. Stefan Schorn, Area Manager Modifications Projects, Liebherr-MCCtec Rostock GmbH, DE
12:40 Lunch and Exhibition
STANDARDS AND RESEARCHAFTERNOON SESSION CHAIRMAN: Mr. John Morrison, Director, Enermech, UK
13:10 Crane Major Refurbishment – An Owner’s Perspective Mr. Hanafi Basri Staff – Static Unfired, Petronas, MY and Mr. Zainor Faisal B Zainuddin, Executive – Mechanical Static, Petronas, MY
13:40 I. NORSOK R-003, Safe Lifting Operations update II. Development and implementation of new work process for execution of competent control of lifting equipment Mr. Tom Hjelmtveit, Leading Advisor Cranes and Lifting Operations, Equinor, NO
14:10 The importance of standards for offshore access systems and the need to address gangway-Vessel integration Mr. Florian Teica, Senior Approval Engineer, DNVGL, NO
14:40 prEN13852-3 Light offshore cranes – The current state of development Mr. Maro Hartmann, Project and Technical Manager Lifting Appliances, LIoyd’s Register, EMEA, DE
15:10 Coffee Break/Exhibition
15.40 Unmanned installations - new material handling solutions Mr. Nils Martin Justad, Advisor Cranes and Lifting, Equinor, NO
16:10 The regulation of Walk-To-Work (W2W) in Norway Mr. Sigve Knudsen, Director of Legal and Regulatory affairs, PSA, NO
16:40 The Tambar W2W Incident Mr. John Buckley, Project Manager – Marine Access, AkerBP, NO
End of Day 1 at 17:10
Social arrangement Bus at 18:45, dinner at 19:00
MORNING SESSION CHARIMAN: Mr. Robert Oftedal, Head of SectionCranes & Lifting Operations, DNV GL, NO
SAFETY MOMENT08:30 PSA focus Mr. Jan Ketil Moberg, Head of Logistics and Emergency Preparedness section, PSA, NO
09:00 OMHEC Update Mr. Sigmund Andreassen, Principal engineer Logistics & Emergency Preparedness, PSA, NO
Tuesday 23rd April
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Wednesday 24th April
solastrandengaard.no
Thursday 25th April
PROGRAM
NEW TECHNOLOGY, SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT
09:15 Robotization of lifting operations between supply vessels and unmanned offshore installations Mr. Tomas Johnsen, CEO Stavanger Engineering, NO 09:45 Coffee Break/Exhibition
10:15 Safety Factors and Innovation in Ropes and Cables Mr. Mark Eijssen, Global Functional Leader ADTS, DSM Dyneema ”B.V”, NL
10:45 Storm Work – Innovative Work basket operations Mr. Phillip Strong, CEO & Technical Director, Reflex Marine LTD, UK and Mr. Marc van Dorth, Operations Engineer, Seaway 7
11:15 Maximizing the Advantage of Composite Materials in Lifting Appliances Dr. Linda Starink, Senior Specialist Non-Metallics, Lloyd’s Register EMEA, UK
11:45 Lunch
AFTERNOON SESSION CHAIRMAN: Mr. Svein Anders Eriksson, Section Head, Petroleum Safety Authority, NO
12:30 Need for explicit design standards for composite offshore access systems Mr. Koen van Valkenhoef, Structural Engineer, Ampelmann, NL
13:00 Autonomous cranes – safer and more efficient operation Mr. Marcin Piotr Sikora, Principal Engineer, Cranes and Lifting Operations, DNVGL, NO
13:30 Coffee Break/Exhibition
14:00 Remote control and autonomy for offshore cranes and lifting Mr. Torbjørn Engedal, Chief Technology Officer, Optilift, NO and Svein Harald Hetland, Technical Authority, AkerBP, NO
14:30 The use of Drones to support the inspection of Cranes Mr. Richard Beckett, Survey Regulations & Procedures Manager, Technical Policy Group, Lloyd’s Register EMEA, UK
15:45 Deriving unprecedented value from data through Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Artificial Intelligence to enhance safety and optimize maintenance of cranes Ms. Elena Prekopova, Director, Digital Innovation Commercialisation, Lloyd’s Register, UK
LOGISTIC ARRANGEMENTS16:15 Personnel and goods personnel lifts -technical requirements and assessment procedure Mr. Jan Thore Lygren, Technical Manager, Vindertec/Norsk Heiskontroll AS, NO Mr. Frode Walter Magnussen, Marketing Manager, Vindertec/Norsk Heiskontroll, NO
16:45 North Sea pool logistics Mr. Koen Backer van Ommeren, Global Technical and Commercial Manager, Control Union Testing and Inspection ”B.V.”, NL and Mr. Sander van Helvoort, Business Manager Wind & Renewables, Peterson Den Helder B.V. Energy Logistics
End of Day 2 at 17:15
MORNING SESSION CHAIRMAN: Mr. Arnold de Groot, State Supervision of Mines, NL
SAFETY MOMENT08:30 SSM focus Mr. Arnold de Groot, State Supervision of Mines, NL
HUMAN FACTORS AND TRAINING09:00 How to get the most out of simulator-based training Mrs. Aud Wahl, Senior Product Adviser/PhD Candidate NTNU, Kongsberg Maritime, NO
09:30 Coffee Break/Exhibition
MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS10:00 Improving safety in wire rope inspection by understanding modes of deteriorations Mr.Robert Traxl, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) – Wire Rope, Teufelberger Redaelli, AUT
10:30 Fatigue evaluation of offshore cranes based on operational data Mrs. Ellen Nordgård Hansen, Senior researcher, Norce, NO
11:00 Inspection – the future Mr. Patrick Gallagher, Director, MINTEG, UK
11:30 Lunch
AFTERNOON SESSION CHAIRMAN:Mr. Svein Anders Eriksson, Section Head, Petroleum Safety Authority, NO
12:15 Introducing Health and Usage Monitoring Systems (HUMS) to the Crane & Lifting Industry Dr. Thomas J.J. Meyer, CEO, Machine Prognostics, NO
LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND ROPES12:45 Rope condition monitoring tomorrow Mr. Sven Winter, Dipl.-Ing., CEO ROTEC Gmbh and Dr.-Ing., Martin Wehr, ROTEC Gmbh
13:15 Coffee break/exhibition
13:45 New socket terminations Mr. Jean Marc Teissier, President of OIPEEC, OIPEEC FR and DEP Engineering FR
14:15 Results from the realistic testing and development of high performance synthetic fibre rope slings Mr. Rui Pedro Faria, Senior R&D Engineer, Lankhorst Ropes, PT
End of Day 3 at 14:45, Closing/Adjourn by Mr. Svein Anders Eriksson
PANEL DISCUSSION15:00 Challenges and opportunities with the material handling to and from unmanned installations
Panel members: Mr. Nils Martin Justad Mr. Sigve Knudsen Mr. Maro Hartmann Mr. Svein Harald Hetland Mr. Torbjørn Engedal
Friday 26th April
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CONFERENCE FEESParticipants: NOK 12.500, - excl. VAT Early registration.: NOK 11.500, - excl. VAT (within 15th March) Single day registration: NOK 4.900,- excl. VAT Lecturers: NOK 5.200, - excl. VAT Co-authors: NOK 8.500, - excl. VAT Sponsorship: NOK 20.000,- excl. VAT Exhibitor: NOK 20.000, - excl. VAT Mandatory: Lunch and coffee NOK 550,- per day excl. VAT
Get together at Clarion Hotel Air, tapas buffet (optional): NOK 595,- excl. VAT
Conference dinner at Solastrand Gård (optional): NOK 950,- excl. VAT
IMPORTANT: According to Norwegian law there is a 25% tax (VAT) on the all conferences and services related. The prices listed above are stated without tax. To find the total cost, 25% VAT must be added to the stated prices.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE:• Mr. Svein Anders Eriksson, Petroleum Safety Authority, PSA, NO• Mr. Robert Oftedal, DNV GL, NO• Mrs. Margrethe Aven Storheim, Wintershall Norge, NO• Mr. Arnold de Groot, State Supervision of Mines, NL• Mr. Colin Martin, HSE, UK• Mr. John Morrison, Enermech, UK• Mr. Jan Ketil Moberg, Petroleum Safety Authority, PSA, NO• Mr. Maro Hartmann, Lloyd’s Register EMEA, D• Mr. Ole Lind Tufte, Norwegian Society of Lifting Technology, NSLT, NO
PAYMENTThe Registration fee, conference packages and Conference Dinner will be payable to Norwegian Society of Lifting Technology (NSLF).
Payment options:1. By credit card when registration (VISA/Diners/MasterCard/American Express)2. By individual invoice. An individual invoice for the registration fees and selected options (excl accommodation costs) will be sent by mail, payable to Quality Norway AS. Due date is April 15th 2019. Please bring a copy of the remittance at the conference if payment is made after this. Information for international payments, bank details:Bank name: Sparebank 1, Ringerike Hadeland - Norway. Bank account: 2280 08 57418 Swift/BIC: SPTRNO22 IBAN NR.: NO7922800857418 Ref. code: 180411450 + Company and delegate name(s).
CANCELLATIONCancellation must be made within five business days before the conference start, unless the full fee must be paid.
Cancellation fee is 20% of full registration fee after the registration deadline. Only written cancellation to [email protected] is accepted.
REGISTRATION OFFICEQualiy Norway AS (Technical organizer), NO 979913273 MVAP.O. Box 73, N-1325 Lysaker, Norway
Conference Manager: Mr. Ole Lind Tufte. Mobile: +47 988 92 054.Phone: +47 67 52 60 12. E-mail: [email protected]
GENERAL AND PRACTICAL INFORMATION
GENERAL AND PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The venueClarion Hotel Air Stavanger is a new hotel nearby the Airport Sola in Stavanger. They have organised and hosted a large number of exhibitions and conferences.
The 24th International Offshore Crane & Lifting Conference 2019 will take place in the largest auditorium with a capacity of more than 400 delegates. The exhibition and serving area will be in the Lobby.
For accomodation a number of rooms have been reserved at the hotel – for booking please see «Practical information» on our website:www.liftingoffshore.com
Since 1958 the Årsvold family have been practising agriculture and milk production at So-lastrand farm. Their barn has earlier been the home of cows, horses, sheep and pigs. In 1986 Jon Årsvold and Tone took over the farm together. Vegetable cultivation, Milk produ-ction, Cattle, Grain and machinery became the farms purpose for a long time. At this time some parts of the farms plot were rented out as a golf course, known as Sola golf club and the farm operations were allocated to other activities.
Solastrand Gård AS was established in 2010 as a course and banquet facility. In traditional beliefs the farm is today ran by the whole family. The family is very proud to be able to carry on the tradition for joy of food, hospitality and quality when serving at special occasions.
Solastrand farmSocial arrangement: Dinner at Solastrand farm, at 19:00. Transportation from the hotel at 18:45 the 24th April.
History of the farm
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Don’t miss this opportunity to meet colleagues in the offshore crane and lifting business, to participate in discussions related to offshore cranes, lifting and material handling, and see an exhibition of new services, goods and technology!
We look forward to seeing you in Stavanger!
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