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Develop Process Safety Strategies for Drilling and Production to Control Major Accident Risk and

Achieve On-Going Organizational Reliability

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Develop Process safety Strategies for Drilling and Production to Control Major Accident Risk and Achieve On-Going Organizational Reliability

The Offshore Safety Conference (OSC) is the world’s largest forum dedicated to raising the bar in offshore safety standards for drilling, completions and production operations. With 300 senior attendees and 30+ expert speakers - it will provide operators and contractors with ground-breaking strategies needed to control major hazard risks at their sites and transform them into “high reliability organizations”.

Send unlimited employees for one flat rate – this discount program allows operating companies to send unlimited employees for one flat rate of US$4,995.

Drilling and wells pre-conference day – invite your drilling and wells team to develop new strategies to tackle the new risks and challenges presented by the deep water environment

Added focus on Human & Organizational Development - this year we have a particular focus on Human and Organizational factors that focus on decision making, competence, training and developing High Reliability Organizations in the oil and gas industry.

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Brand New Features for 2014!

Government Perspectives:

Expert Speakers Confirmed for 2014

High-profile attendees Confirmed for 2014

Join 300+ Drilling and Production Decision Makers for three days of Strategy Development, Knowledge Sharing and Business Networking: www.decomworld.com/offshore-safety

“The assembly of operators, contractors, service providers, consultants, and regulatory representatives was outstanding - without inhibiting open exchange”Jim Kepper, Regional Process Safety Lead, Upstream Americas, Shell E&P

• Contractor Management Strategies – In-depth examples of how to implement a robust Skills and Knowledge Management System (SKMS) and discuss “contractor alliances for safety”•

• Human Factors and Safety Culture Development – Embrace proven strategies to influence how people behave and make decisions to develop a safety culture across all sites

• Deepwater Drilling & Completions Challenges – Receive expert strategies for managing the unique requirements and dimensions of risk in deepwater drilling

• Drilling Process Design and Improvement – Optimize project decision making for staffing, pace, design, and operations whilst maximizing safety and cost-efficiency

• SEMS II Audit Results and the Next Step – Common trends and data, exclusive operator case studies, and the next stage in SEMS II –strategies to improve and develop safety management systems

• Offshore Regulations and Compliance – Hear critical updates on SEMS II requirements, Audits, BOP Requirements and SEMS for Vessels to ensure effective planning and compliance

A New Era for Offshore SafetyOn April 20, 2010, a well control incident allowed hydrocarbons to escape from BP's Macondo well onto Transocean's Deepwater Horizon, resulting in explosions and a fire on the rig. Eleven people lost their lives, and 17 others were injured. The fire, fed by hydrocarbons from the well, continued for 36 hours until the rig sank. Hydrocarbons continued to flow from the reservoir through the wellbore and the blowout preventer (BOP) for 87 days, causing widespread environmental impact on an unprecedented scale. No one could have predicted the resulting impact of the disaster.

The incident demonstrated how a convergence of risk factors: significant planned organizational changes, a risk-heavy set of deep water wells, along with tremendous pressure to reduce cost, can result in a major loss of well control. Low frequency – high consequence events are entirely probable. The question now is no longer if, but when, the next incident will happen. And what can we do as an industry to prevent it from happening again?

The risks and complexities associated with deep water drilling and production operations will continue to grow as operators move into deep and ultra-deep water. The offshore drilling service market will grow from an estimated $73.1 billion in 2013 to $121.1 billion by 2018. There are now 816 drilling rigs worldwide, each with around 100 employees managing the rigs. Combined with the erosion of the level of competency and high-staff turnover, can safety levels meet the required demand?

The industry has made exceptional progress so far, but have we done enough to ensure future readiness and effectiveness to contain the next deepwater spill? Can operators and drilling contractors guarantee their safety management strategy is robust enough? How will the developing regulatory landscape impact the control of major accident hazards? What KPI’s can be used to measure real progress?

The general consensus across the industry indicates that while developments so far are positive, much more needs to be done, in terms of both government policy and industry commitments.

A Journey to Enhanced Safety and Organizational ReliabilityTo address these critical industry challenges, DecomWorld’s Offshore Safety Conference is returning to Houston for its 3rd year running. It aims to raise the bar in offshore standards for drilling and production. We will bring you executive insight into successful strategies for safer drilling, completion and production practices that influence Organizational Safety Culture, Control Major Accident Risks and help you Achieve On-Going Reliability.

Over 2012 and 2013 and OSC series attracted over 300 senior decision makers involved in drilling and production activities, 60+ expert speakers and leading sponsors, including DuPont, Bureau Veritas, DNV GL and M&H Energy Services. With a 2 year legacy and an operator led conference program, the OSC has become the largest and most influential meeting of it's kind.

This year, expert speakers - representing operators, drilling contractors, service contractors, suppliers and regulators - will provide you and your teams with the most critical industry-wide challenges. Practical solutions will be delivered through a series of inspiring keynote presentations, interactive panel debates, Q&A’s, and stimulating discussions.

The comprehensive 3-day technical program covers it all - so you can rest assured that every angle of the industry will be covered - providing exceptional value for your organization.

Critical agenda topics for 2014: • HUMAN FACTORS AND SAFETY

CULTURE DEVELOPMENT – Embrace proven strategies to influence how people behave and make decisions to develop a safety culture across all sites

• OVERCOME DEEPWATER DRILLING & COMPLETIONS CHALLENGES – Receive expert strategies for managing the unique requirements and dimensions of risk in deepwater drilling

• DRILLING PROCESS DESIGN AND IMPROVEMENT – Optimize project decision making for staffing, pace, design, and operations whilst maximizing safety and cost-efficiency

• SEMS II AUDIT RESULTS AND THE NEXT STEP – Common trends and data, exclusive operator case studies, and the next stage in SEMS II –strategies to improve and develop safety management systems

• REGULATING THE OFFSHORE DOMAIN – Hear critical updates on SEMS II requirements, Audits, BOP Requirements and SEMS for Vessels to ensure effective planning and compliance

• CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES – In-depth examples of how to implement a robust Skills and Knowledge Management System (SKMS) and discuss “contractor alliances for safety”

Delivered by the industry’s most prestigious and recognized experts, the conference will provide your organization with the key strategies needed to progress towards a much higher level of operational discipline that exceeds the current benchmark - reducing the likelihood of Macondo-type incidents to “effective zero”.

Book your place early and save $400! Email aminkley@decomworld.com or visit www.decomworld.com/offshore-safety to reserve your place now.

Welcome to the 3rd Annual Offshore Safety Conference 2014!

Develop Strategies that influence Organizational Safety Culture, Control Major Accident Risks and Achieve On-Going Reliability

Adam Minkley, Conference Director, DecomWorld

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aminkley@decomworld.com

www.decomworld.com/offshore-safety

OPERATORS - SEND UNLIMITED EMPLOYEES FOR ONE FLAT RATE!This discount program allows operating companies to send unlimited employees for one flat rate of US$4,995.

Email aminkley@decomworld.com or call +44 20 7375 7239

The OSC 2014 attracts hundreds of industry thought leaders and technology providers to share perspectives on the latest trends, regulations, human and organizational development and field applications.

Over 2012 and 2013 and OSC series attracted over 300 senior decision makers from the offshore community, 60+ expert speakers and leading sponsors, including DuPont, Bureau Veritas, DNV GL, M&H Energy Services and more.

Who should attend?Everyone involved in drilling and production operations are responsible for safety and therefore must attend this conference.

• Health, Safety, and Environment

• Safety and Environment Management Systems (SEMS)

• Offshore Operations/Operational Integrity

• Gulf of Mexico (GOM)/Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Compliance

• Deepwater/Offshore Drilling, Completions, and Production

• Training

• Process Safety Management (PSM)

• Workforce Safety

• Offshore/Process Engineering

• Regulation

Book your place early and save $400! Email aminkley@decomworld.com or visit www.decomworld.com/offshore-safety to reserve your place now.

The World’s Largest Networking Hub for Offshore Safety

Meet with the industry’s leading Offshore Safety Experts

2013 JOB BREAKDOWN

2013 COMPANY TYPES

Past speaking organizations and supporters:OPERATORS:

• Anadarko• Apache• BP• BHP Billiton• Enven Energy • Greene’s Energy Group• Noble Energy• Petrobras• Shell• Suncor Energy

• Talisman Energy

INDUSTRY BODIES:

• API• BSEE• Center for Offshore Safety

• Stanford University

CONTRACTORS:

• ABS Consulting• AcuTech • Atkins• Bracewell and Giuliani• Bureau Veritas• CGI• DNG GL• Drill Science• Dupont• ERM• HWCG• Lloyd’s Register• Marex Marine• M&H Energy Services• Oracle• PEC • PlusAplha Risk• ProAct Safety• Rowan Drilling• Sutton Technical Books• Wood Group

Law 3%

Other 5%

C-Level / VP 10%

Senior Management / Strategy 20%

Engineering / Project Management 20%

Business Development / Sales / Marketing 35%

Regulatory Compliance / Law 10%

Oil & Gas Operators 26%

SEMS Services 13%

Training & Competency 11%

Software Safety Mgt. Systems 10%

Consulting 9%

Drilling Contractors 7%

Integrated Contractors 6%

OEM’s 5%

Third Party Auditors 5%

Govt. and Edu. 5%

Operators and Drilling Contractors:

Brad Muir, Director, Global Drilling and Completions, Vice President, Technical and Operations Solutions, Nexen Energy ULC

Gary Clifton, Sr. Staff EHS Specialist – SEMS D&C Support Lead, Anadarko

Steve Eckman, Drilling Superintendent for Deepwater GOM, Anadarko

Ellen Thomson, EHS Representative, Anadarko

Soren Risgaard Jeppesen, Senior Director, Head of QMHSE, Maersk Drilling A/S

Richard Tomlin, HSE Manager GoM, Rowan Drilling

Government Perspectives

Commander James V Rocco, Detachment Chief, National Center of Expertise, U.S. Coast Guard

Dr. Mary Beth Mulcahy, Investigator, U.S Chemical Safety Board

Specialist Contractors and Industry Experts

Ken Wells, Founder, Lifeline Strategies

Joe Stough, VP Innovation and Technology, IHS

Todd Lunsford, North American Manager - Operational Risk - Solution Engineering, IHS

Larry Russell, Principal Consultant, BST

Norman Ritchie, Director and Owner, vPSI Group

Oscar Gabaldon, Operations Manager, Blade Energy Partners

Shawn “Twitch” Grenier, Leadership and Team Performance Consultant, Check-6

David Pritchard, Owner, Successful Energy

Lewis Senior, Executive Coach and Co-CEO, Equilibria

Kevin Graham, Director of Compliance, M&H Energy Services

Heather Palmer, Environmental Partner, Bracewell & Giuliani

Lincoln Stroh, Director of SEMS, Jodi Connor Consulting

Guy Lombardo, Director of Curriculum, HSE, Schlumberger

Alec Harley, Head of Process Safety, Lockheed Martin

Dr. Gary Kenney, Senior Principal, VisionMonitor Software

Gary Kolafa, Owner, Exploration Systems International

James Pettigrew, Director of Operations, Ocean Energy Safety Institute

Expert speakers lead the way to high reliability

See just confirmed speakers on our website: www.decomworld.com/offshore-safety

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Keynote Speakers:

Kevin Lacy, Retired SVP Global Drilling and Completions, Talisman Energy

Patrick Hudson, Emeritus Professor, The Human Factor in Safety, Department of Safety Science, Delft University of Technology

John Turley, Author of "The Simple Truth: BP's Macondo Blowout" and retired VP of Worldwide Drilling for Marathon Oil

Take a look at a snapshot of attendees confirmed for 2014

Join all these names and more now to save $200 on your ticket here: www.decomworld.com/subsea-integrity/

Anadarko Drilling Superintendent - Deepwater GOM

Anadarko EHS Representative

Anadarko Senior Staff EHS Specialist - SEMS D&C Support Lead

ARMS Reliability Commercial Manager

ARMS Reliability RCA and Incident Investigation Facilitator and Analyst

Atlas Knowledge Global Sales Lead

Atlas Knowledge Regional Manager - USA

BHP Billiton Copper Superintendent HSE - Analysis & Improvement, Major Projects

BHP Billiton Petroleum Worldwide Conventional D&C HSE Manager

Blade Energy Partners Operations Manager

BOEM Chief - Plans Section

BP Health & Safety Team Lead

BP Contractor Audit Advisor - Wells

BP Management Team Lead

BP Contractor Safety

BP Contractor Safety

BP Contractor Safety Management HSE Advisor

BP Safety Programs Advisor

BP Safety Programs Advisor

BP Contractor Safety Management

BP Logistics Health & Safety Advisor

Bracewell & Giuliani Partner

BST Solutions Principal Consultant

Bureau Veritas North America Vice President, Energy Services

Check 6 Client Manager/Coach

Chevron Asia Upstream Marine Authority

Delft University of Technology Emeritus Professor

Eni Petroleum Safety and Emergency Response Manager

ENI US Operating Company SEMS Manager

Environment Group Managing partner

EORM Regional Manager

Equilibria Co-CEO & Senior Executive Coach

Fluke Corporation Marketing Services Coordinator

FTO Services QHSE & Operations Integrity Manager

FTO Services QHSE Lead

Husky Energy Drilling & Completions

Jodi Connor Consulting Vice President, SEMS Services

Lockheed Martin Head of Process Safety

M&H Energy Services Business Development

M&H Energy Services Director - Compliance

Maersk Drilling Senior Director - Head of HSSE

Marathon Oil GoM HSE Manager

Marathon Oil HSE Supervisor

Marathon Oil International HSE Manager

Marathon Oil Offshore Operations Superintendent

Marathon Oil Operations Manager

Nexen CNOOC Director, Global Drilling and Completions

Nexen CNOOC Manager Design & Operational Integrity - Global D&C

Nexen CNOOC Manager HSE Global Drilling and Completions

Nexen CNOOC GM Canada Well Construction

Nexen CNOOC VP Corporate HSE

Noble Drilling Vice President of Operational Excellence

Noble Energy Vice President - EHS

Noble Energy EH&S Director

Noble Energy Emergency Response Manager

Noble Energy EHS Manager - Cyprus

Noble Energy EHS Manager - Cyrpus

Noble Energy EHS Coordinator

Noble Energy Safety Lead

Noble Energy EHS Lead

Ocean Energy Safety Institute Director of Operations

Offshore Technical Compliance CEO

Offshore Technical Compliance VP of Business Development

OMV Petrom Drilling Supervisor

ProAct Safety President

Rowan Companies HSE Manager Americas

Saipem HSE manager

Shell Senior Regulatory Specialist

Shell Well Operations Manager

Successful Energy Owner

U.S. Coast Guard Chief - Offshore National Center of Expertise

US Chemical Safety Board Senior Investigator

Vision Monitor Senior Principal

vPSI Director

Wartsila North America Legal Counsel

KEYNOTE SESSIONS

An Engineering Analysis of the Cause of the 2010 Macondo Blowout• Receive and in-depth

engineering analysis of the cause of the 2010 Macondo blowout

• Review documented findings, from the perspective of a petroleum engineer.

• Analyze drilling data that define the links in a chain of events that led to and caused the blowout: the formation of a fluid leak . . . testing for leaks . . . exacerbating the leak . . . failing to see the leak . . . declaring the well secure . . . causing the well to flow . . . allowing the well to flow until too late.

John Turley, Author and Expert Speaker, Retired Sr VP Drilling and Completions, Marathon Oil

“How does this happen?” - A leadership perspective on the organizational factors that precede major industrial incidents• Receive expert insight into the

long-term causal factors and organizational weaknesses that lead to major catastrophes

• Understand the early warning signs of developing MAH risks within an organization and how they can be mitigated through proper leadership and safety culture

Kevin Lacy, Retired Sr VP Global Drilling and Completions, Talisman Energy

Safety Management Systems Offshore• Assess the evolution of regulations in

high hazard environments

• Understand how new approaches, techniques and technology, particularly in deep water, may outstrip the ability of regulators, who often rely on reactive definition of new requirements after incidents

• Discuss how a proper understanding of risks, their management and mitigation lies at the heart of pro-active safety management systems

Patrick Hudson, Emeritus Professor at Delft University of Technology in The Human Factor in Safety, Department of Safety Science

SUMMARY PANEL SESSION:• What are the new risks we are facing

and how are they developing in increasingly challenging conditions?

• Review the key challenges raised during the morning discussions and key learnings

• Examine viable short and long term solutions the companies can adopt, reinforcing High Reliability Organizations

HUMAN FACTORS AND ORGANIZATIONAL RELIABILITY

High Reliability Organizations in the Oil & Gas Industry• Develop a framework for HRO and

ensure the management system supports the HRO concept

• Getting the metrics right and understand the risk that matters

• Building a High Reliability Organisation (HRO), what are the pains and gains?

• Can learning from previous incidents support the HRO aspiration and what is it that needs to be learned?

• Will safety benefit from the HRO concept and does all safety related incidents provide a basis for learning?

• Where can Process Safety provide HRO support and what is Process Safety for a drilling contractor?

Søren Risgaard Jeppesen, Senior Director, Head of QMHSE, Maersk Drilling

Sustaining Operational Improvements through Organizational Learning• Discuss the measurement of an

organization’s performance in assimilating new knowledge though research, analysis, positive experience and “unplanned events”, thereby providing a platform for organization-wide sustainable continuous improvement

• Learn how to effectively maximize the benefits of such learnings so that improvements are systemized and sustained through business processes and management systems

• Understand how to overcome the challenges of cross-functional diversity and geographically dispersed operations

Norman W Ritchie, Director, vPSI Group

A new paradigm for serious event prevention – Rethinking safety in the oil and gas industry• Discover what precursor events are and

why they matter

• Learn how to use the organizational safety mechanism as a tool to refine safety focus

• The role of culture, leadership, and systems in preventing serious events

• Receive a methodology for addressing the challenges and reducing the potential for high-severity events in oil and gas production

Larry Russell, Principal Consultant, Behavioural Science Technology

Moving from Lagging Score-keeping to Decision-making with Leading Measurements: the Next Frontier in Safe Operations• Receive guidance on how to survey and

assess your organizational safety culture to ‘health check’ your organization’s safety performance

• Develop a process to identify your organizations leading indicators of safety performance

• Develop a strategy to track and improve your leading indicators (metrics) to maintain and improve safety performance

Joe Stough, VP Innovation and Technology, IHS

Todd Lunsford, North American Manager - Operational Risk - Solution Engineering, IHS

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Develop Strategies for Safer Drilling and Production Operations that influence Organizational Safety Culture, Control Major Accident Risks and Achieve On-Going Reliability

Leveraging Personality Types for Effective Risk Management - A Chevron Case Study• Learn how the E-Colors tool was used

to successfully facilitate understanding and communication amongst a variety of different cultures, languages and nationalities

• Understand how the use of E-Colors “knowledge” produced ground-breaking results in hazard and risk identification and mitigation

• Discover how Equilibria coaches worked closely with all on-board the rig and how this leveraged a clear step change in culture over the next few years

• Hear how the success of E-colours and coaching in Nigeria was embraced by Business Units in Deep water GOM

Lewis Senior, Senior Executive Coach and Co-CEO, Equilibria

GETTING TO GRIPS WITH PROCESS SAFETY IN DRILLING

Process Safety Management Implementation in a D&C Team across a Diverse Portfolio• Nexen CNOOC D&C activities span a

very broad spectrum of well types and risks – from shallow onshore gas wells thru onshore SAGD projects, HPHT unconventional shale plays, harsh environment offshore shallow water and deep / ultra deep water HPHT in environments including sour gas in urban areas and remote / restricted access HPHT

• With the above comes an equally broad spectrum of personnel skillsets / knowledge around process safety and major accident hazard risk mitigation

• The D&C group globally embarked on a journey to address the process safety risks in D&C post Texas City – this presentation describes that journey and the associated challenges and how we addressed those challenges

Brad Muir, Director of Global Drilling and Completions, Vice President, Technical and Operations Solutions, Nexen Energy ULC

GETTING TO GRIPS WITH PROCESS SAFETY IN DRILLING AND WELLS

The Evolution of Process Safety in Well Design and Execution• Is there a difference between Safety,

and Process Safety? What is Process Safety?

• Receive expert insight into how the industry doing with respect to hazards management, and well control?

• Assess accumulated risks and “The Tipping Point”

• How can real time data influence Process Safety and Well Control prevention? (In rotating time, In flat time operations)

David Pritchard, Owner, Successful-Energy

Safety enhancement of well control using Managed Pressure Drilling• Among other benefits, MPD enhances

safety by accurate influx detection resolution and rapid pressure response for efficient inflow suppression and removal from the wellbore

• Differences between conventional well control and dynamic influx management a.k.a dynamic well control are explained, with emphasis on well control barrier philosophy and limitations

• Interface and handover between primary and secondary well control barriers is discussed on the presentation

Oscar Gabaldon, Operations Manager, Blade Energy Partners

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Develop Strategies for Safer Drilling and Production Operations that influence Organizational Safety Culture, Control Major Accident Risks and Achieve On-Going Reliability

OPERATORS - SEND UNLIMITED EMPLOYEES FOR ONE FLAT RATE!This discount program allows operating companies to send unlimited employees for one flat rate of US$4,995.

Email aminkley@decomworld.com or call +44 20 7375 7239

Well Operations Crew Resource Management • Understand the foundational non-technical

skills necessary in the oil and gas industry to elevate team performance to as close to perfection as possible.

• These non-technical skills, often referred to as crew resource management (CRM), are captured in the recent Oil and Gas Producers report “Crew Resource Management for Well Operations teams”.

• The aviation community, which developed, instituted, and perfected CRM, will be the key to successful inclusion and practical application of these skills.

Shawn “Twitch” Grenier, Client Manager/Coach, Check 6

DEVELOPING ROBUST RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

The next stage in Process Safety – A TAQA Case Study• Learn how the use of Bowtie Theory was

used to develop and deliver process safety indicators for TAQA (operator)

• Take away key learnings so that you can apply this strategy across your assets

Alec Harley, Head of Process Safety, Lockheed Martin

SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS – IS YOURS ROBUST?

ANADARKO CASE STUDY The implementation of SEMS II and the second phase ‘long-term continuous improvement’• Receive insight into Anadarko’s

implementation of SEMS II and learn about the key challenges experienced so you can mitigate weaknesses in your SEMS program

• Understand how Anadarko implement SEMS II within their Drilling and Completions Organization

• Take away key lessons for the ongoing development of assessment of your SEMS program to ensure its continuous performance

Gary Clifton, Sr. Staff EHS Specialist – SEMS D&C Support Lead, Anadarko

Steve Eckman, Drilling Superintendent for Deepwater GOM, Anadarko

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Develop Strategies for Safer Drilling and Production Operations that influence Organizational Safety Culture, Control Major Accident Risks and Achieve On-Going Reliability

SEMS Audit Results – An Auditor’s Insight into Strengths and Weaknesses of SEMS programs• Receive a Third Party Auditor’s insight

into the common trends found after many SEMS Audits. So that you can identify potential weak spots in your Safety Management System

• Get advice on the steps you should take to reinforce your SEMS system to ensure maximum safety and compliance with BSEE regulations

Kevin Graham, Director of Compliance, M&H Energy Services

SEMS Audit results and Developing Critical Action Plans• Review of audit results; highlighting

specifics within the lacking elements

• Review of audit results and their follow-up Critical Action Plans (CAPs); highlighting disparities in audits that led BSEE to comment that the “rigor of audits was quite lacking” and there was “undesirable variation in quality of audit reports”

• Recommendations for calibrating & aligning ASPs to avoid “undesirable variations”

Lincoln Stroh, Director of SEMS, Jodi Connor Consulting

Learning from the Accidents That Did Not Occur• Receive lessons for the prevention of

major accidents with examples from other high hazard industries

• Analyze the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami that impacted two nuclear power plants

• The safety approaches taken at the two nuclear power plants will be compared to lessons identified during the CSB’s investigation of the 2010 Macondo blowout that lead to 11 fatalities and one of the largest environmental disasters in US history

Dr Mary Beth Mulcahy, Senior Investigator, US Chemical Safety Board

PANEL DEBATE Ultimate Work Authority• Discuss: Who is the Ultimate Work Authority

and how do you define this?

• What are the key challenges that arise during complex operations

Richard Tomlin, HS&E Manager for the Americas, Rowan Drilling

CONTRACTOR MANAGEMENT

Aligning Contractor HSE Cultures: What’s Your Strategy?• Develop an executable strategy to manage

safety culture internally and externally (contractors and partners) to ensure it is aligned with the companies you are working with

• Understand how to effectively leverage your culture to develop ownership and reinforce the desired direction of change

• Realize how leadership is crucial to manage safety culture and how , if done effectively, will drive breakthrough performance

Shawn M. Galloway, President and COO, ProAct Safety

Skills and Knowledge Management Systems• Learn how to implement a robust Skills and

Knowledge Management System (SKMS) to ensure contractors are working to the required level of safety and compliance

• Develop a strategy to define accountability, responsibilities, roles, tasks, assessment

• Learn how to assess skills and knowledge to identify and correct gaps in a skills and knowledge assessment

Ken Wells, President, Lifeline Strategies

REGULATORY DEVELOPMENTS AND NEW INDUSTRY INITIATIVES

Ocean Energy Safety Institute, a Vision• Why now for OESI

• What OESI is and is NOT

• Where is OESI going in the future

James Pettigrew, Director of Operations, Ocean Energy Safety Institute (OESI)

Regulatory Update and Criteria• Receive a comparison between BSEE

and the UK HSE / UK Oil and Gas Guidelines for Drilling operations and assess the benefits of each

• Hear updates on SEMS II requirements, Audits, BOP Requirements and SEMS for Vessels to ensure effective planning and compliance

• Hear about the progress of BSEE’s near miss reporting and what has been learned from the data

Heather Palmer, Environmental Partner, Bracewell & Giuliani

REGULATORY PANEL DISCUSSION

• Discuss: Should regulatory standards be adapted to assess and mitigate the risks when drilling more complex wells in deep water

• Discuss the benefits and impacts of SEMS becoming mandatory for vessels and contractors

CDR James V Rocco, Detachment Chief, National Center of Expertise, U.S. Coast Guard

Heather Palmer, Environmental Partner, Bracewell & Giuliani

Guy Lombardo, Director Curriculum, HSE, Schlumberger

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“The assembly of operators, contractors, service providers, consultants, and industry and regulatory representatives was outstanding - without inhibiting open exchange ”Jim Kepper, Regional Representative - Process Safety, Shell E&P

“The conference was very informative and the cross section of the attendees allowed for effective networking opportunities ”Tracy Burger, Shell E&P

“Great networking opportunity. Very reputable and experienced presenters ”Terry Guillory, Marathon Oil Corp

“The conference exceeded my expectations and gave a good solid understanding of how SEMS will be implemented ”Neil Campbell, Pacific Drilling

“A good overview of current SEMS issues was presented along with several practical solutions. The sessions were well organized and the two chairman did an excellent job ”Robin Pitblado, Director, SHE Risk Management Services, DNV

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For operators only we are offering unlimited conference passes for one flat rate of $4,995!

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Develop Process safety Strategies for Drilling and Production to Control Major Accident Risk and Achieve On-Going Organizational Reliability

The Offshore Safety Conference (OSC) is the world’s largest forum dedicated to raising the bar in offshore safety standards for drilling, completions and production operations. With 300 senior attendees and 30+ expert speakers - it will provide operators and contractors with ground-breaking strategies needed to control major hazard risks at their sites and transform them into “high reliability organizations”.

Send unlimited employees for one flat rate – this discount program allows operating companies to send unlimited employees for one flat rate of US$4,995.

Drilling and wells pre-conference day – invite your drilling and wells team to develop new strategies to tackle the new risks and challenges presented by the deep water environment

Added focus on Human & Organizational Development - this year we have a particular focus on Human and Organizational factors that focus on decision making, competence, training and developing High Reliability Organizations in the oil and gas industry.

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Join 300+ Drilling and Production Decision Makers for three days of Strategy Development, Knowledge Sharing and Business Networking: www.decomworld.com/offshore-safety

“The assembly of operators, contractors, service providers, consultants, and regulatory representatives was outstanding - without inhibiting open exchange”Jim Kepper, Regional Process Safety Lead, Upstream Americas, Shell E&P

• Contractor Management Strategies – In-depth examples of how to implement a robust Skills and Knowledge Management System (SKMS) and discuss “contractor alliances for safety”•

• Human Factors and Safety Culture Development – Embrace proven strategies to influence how people behave and make decisions to develop a safety culture across all sites

• Deepwater Drilling & Completions Challenges – Receive expert strategies for managing the unique requirements and dimensions of risk in deepwater drilling

• Drilling Process Design and Improvement – Optimize project decision making for staffing, pace, design, and operations whilst maximizing safety and cost-efficiency

• SEMS II Audit Results and the Next Step – Common trends and data, exclusive operator case studies, and the next stage in SEMS II –strategies to improve and develop safety management systems

• Offshore Regulations and Compliance – Hear critical updates on SEMS II requirements, Audits, BOP Requirements and SEMS for Vessels to ensure effective planning and compliance