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Registration is simple:

If you would like to register for this event or wish to find out more

information, you can contact Melanie Mulazzi using any of the following

methods:

+44 (0) 203 141 0605

[email protected]

http://www.acieu.net

ACI Europe, 5/13 Great Suffolk Street, London, SE1 0NS

CALL FOR PAPERS & SPEAKERS:

Joe Smith

Tel: +44 (0)203 141 0612

Email: [email protected]

COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES:

To meet directly with your target audience decision makers, please con-

tact:

Jean-Jacques Hermans

Tel: +44 203 141 0608

Email: [email protected]

Confirmed Topics for Discussion:

Critical updates on the Subsea /Subsea Vessel Market—details on Current E&P opportunities, limits and needs, market forecast, Vessel Orderbook and Subsea Vessel financing. Commercial strategies during oil price decline.

Oil & Gas Majors Perspective: Recommendations and contract expectations from oil & gas majors to ensure safety and efficiency of subsea projects meets highest standards.

Exclusive subsea project panel: hear several accounts of subsea vessel project feedback from the most advanced subsea operations across the globe.

Series of panel discussions & roundtables focussed on vessel design, and challenges of subsea operation in ultra deepwater

Open Discussion Session: Bringing together all stakeholders - improving com-munication between Subsea Vessel owners, contractors, oil majors and engi-neering.

Deepwater/Ultradeep Water Subsea Vessels—Driving operational excellence, using new technology and design

Subsea Equipment and lifting capacity - Installation and Heavy Lift strategies, requirements and technology

Optimised vessels for harsh weather conditions in arctic offshore/ultra deep offshore

Latest subsea vessel design—are vessels equipped to deal with increasing demands from subsea?

Why attend?

Hear from an outstanding line-up of the industry's leading Subsea Vessel ship

owners and operators

Receive a detailed European and Global subsea market forecast—Learn about

emerging subsea markets and opportunities in current oil climate

Participate in panel discussions and roundtable sessions, looking at the latest

subsea issues with your colleagues in an open, informal and intimate setting

Discover the latest solutions for the subsea vessel sector

Who will you meet at this event?

Vessels Owners, Managers and Operators, Shipbuilders, Subsea Contractors, Engi-

neering, Shipyards, Designers, Oil & Gas Companies, Naval Architects,

Engineers, Classification Societies, Charterers, Brokers, Repairs, Companies and

Vendors, Financial Institutions, Consultants

LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLANNING & PRODUCTION

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2nd Subsea Vessel Conference

Aberdeen, UK.

9th-10th

December

2015

ACI’s Subsea Vessels Summit will critically discuss how subsea vessel own-

ers and operators can enhance their operations and remain profitable in the challeng-

ing offshore market.

According to the latest Douglas Westwood World Subsea Vessel Operations Market

Forecast 2015-2019, the Subsea Vessel market is set to increase operating expendi-

ture to $122 billion. In a challenging industry, vessel owners, contractors and subsea/

offshore companies must be ahead of the game with the latest technologies and

strategies in order to be competitive.

Hear the latest on key operational measures including offshore oil & gas and rewewa-

bles subsea vessel sector including heavy lift procedures, new focus on subsea equip-

ment and capacity, next generation of subsea vessel designs, key recommendations in

vessel flexibility and also SURF operations. Discussions will also focus on the latest

crewing challenges and strategies in an industry which is expected to grow.

Don’t miss out on essential updates, recommendations and the future for operations

on IMR, OCV, MPSV, DSV, and Heavylift Vessels.

CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Harry Knox, General Manager, DOF UK

Gregor Scott, Business Acquisition Director, Ocean Installer

Andrew Rodden, Regional Managing Director, Bibby Shipmanagement

Alex Gauntt, Business Development Manager, Siem Offshore Contractors

Jamie Grant, Fleet Manager, V. Ships Offshore

Steve Robertson, Director, Douglas Westwood

Teresa Wilkie, Subsea Analyst, IHS Energy

Moya Crawford, MD, Deeptek

Malcolm Warr, Chairman, TranZparency Group (Conference Chairman)

And many more…


Aberdeen, UK.

9th-10th December

2015



DAY 1Wednesday 9th December 2015

8:30 REGISTRATION & COFFEE

9:30 CHAIRMAN'S OPENING ADDRESS

9:40

▪ Global E&P trends & opportunities

▪ North Sea market focus

▪ Relationship between oil price and Subsea

Vessel project feasibil ity

10:25

11:10

▪ Teamwork in a departmental organisation

▪ Breaking down silos▪ Continuous improvement and empowerment

11:40

▪ Geographic division of the North Sea in

environmental conditions

(North/Central/South)

▪ Overview of Diving Support Vessels North Sea

in different categories (sizes)▪ Pro’s & Con’s of large vs smaller DSVs,

proximity to platforms, workability, deck

space, cost effectiveness

▪ Twin bell vs Single Bell vs Air

▪ How to overcome limitations of smaller

vessels and their opportunities

12:10

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION

ACI Conferences gather senior-level executives and key

industry leaders to share their insights and real-l ife

working experiences with our audience. Our unique

conference format offers an intimate and time-efficient

educational development platform where our attendees

can meet one-on-one with the people that can assist them

in achieving their goals. With this in mind, we request

that you ask questions, encourage debate and most

importantly that you be an integral part of this game-

changing event.

SESSION TWO - SUBSEA VESSEL OPERATION,

DESIGN & EQUIPMENT : EQUIPPING THE VESSELS

TO UPKEEP REQUIREMENTS

Subsea Vessel Market in O&G cost reduction

MORNING REFRESHMENTS

How diving support vessel sizes affect North Sea

Subsea Operations

How Does Size Matter?

DOF UK: Improving internal collaboration to

enhance efficiency and flexibility during tough

market conditions

PANEL Q&A SESSION

Steve RobertsonDirectorDouglas Westwood

Harry KnoxGeneral Manager & Fleet ManagerDOF UK

Bert van der VeldenCommercial Director Africa & EuropeBoskalis

12:25

13:40

▪ The Difficult installation requirement of the

equipment to be installed.

▪ The util isation of the Normand Vision to its

capacity

▪ Some of the analysis performed to ensure

safe installation

14:25

15:10

16:00



AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS

Next Generation Offshore Construction Vessels

Working Title: Moho Nord - A Case Study

CLOSE OF DAY ONE

LUNCH

Gregor ScottBusiness Acquisition DirectorOcean Installer

Arne Ove RodstolMarket ManagerUlstein

Image above: Delegates taking part in ACI’s Subsea Vessel Maritime Conference (December 2014)


Aberdeen, UK.

9th-10th December

2015



DAY 2Thursday 10th December 2015

8:30

9:00

9:10

9:40

10:10

10:25

11:00

▪ Factors that affect the operability of vessel

and equipment solutions, and the impact on

Capex costs

▪ Impact of the “seasonal” nature of subsea

vessel operations and on overall operational

costs…what else can be done?

▪ Impact on operational safety – l imitations on

use of helicopter transfers and helideck

/operability in harsher environments

▪ CAPEX and OPEX spirall ing out of control,

especially in the UK sector, due to the

increase in contractors' base costs

▪ How are we going to better operate our

vessels, reduce costs and stil l be able to

provide a proper service when and where

required?

Bibby: Presentation Title TBA

REGISTRATION & COFFEE

SESSION FOUR - SUBSEA VESSEL PROJECT & TECH

SHOWCASE

CHAIRMAN'S OPENING ADDRESS

MORNING REFRESHMENTS

PANEL DISCUSSION

Challenges and opportunities posed by subsea

operations progressing into deepwater:

perspectives of the subsea vessel owners and

operators

PANEL Q&A SESSION

Working Title: New Insight into DP propelled

Subsea Vessels

Gregor Scott

Bus iness Acquisition DirectorOcean Installer

Andrew Rodden

Regional Managing DirectorBibby Shipmanagement

Jamie Grant

Offshore Fleet Manager

V. Ships Offshore

Harry KnoxGeneral Manager & Fleet ManagerDOF UK

Dr Dirk Jurgens

VP TechnologyVoith

Andy Rodden

Regional Managing Director - UK & IOMBibby Shipmanagement

12:00

13:20

▪ Identification and delivery of training needs –

how do you identify and how do you balance/

prioritise training delivery against resources

and logistics?

▪ Competence assessment – how do you define

it? What are the realities? What factors

influence companies to take different

approaches?

▪ Addressing personnel and skil ls shortages

through improved recruitment and retention

practice – how do you attract the right people

and how do you keep them?

14:00

15:00

15:45

16:00

16:30 CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

AFTERNOON REFRESHMENTS

CHAIRMAN'S CLOSING ADDRESS

Open Discussion: Bringing together all

stakeholders - improving communication

between Subsea Vessel owners, contractors, oil

majors and engineering.

Deeptek Presentation: Title TBA


LUNCH

SESSION FIVE: TOWARDS IMPROVING

OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES - SUBSEA TRAINING

& OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENT

The challenges of offshore training and

competence assessment in the subsea sector

Moya CrawfordManaging Director

Deeptek

A. Rune Johansen

CEOSIMSEA

Rune Nyhus Kolbjørnsen

Technical SuperintendentOSM Offshore

LEADERS IN CONFERENCE PLAN-NING & PRODUCTION

£1495.00

(ex. VAT)

Documentation Pack £420.00

Standard Conference Pass

Documentation Packet Available

We sell summit papers at just £395 (+£25 P&P). Simply tick

the box on the booking form, send it with payment and

your copy will be on its way to you after the meeting.

Accommodation

The cost of accommodation is not included in the event

fee. Preferential rates will be arranged with or near the

event venue, and all confirmed delegates will be given

details of how to book accommodation at this rate in due

course.

Terms & Conditions

Payment

Payment must be received within five business days of

returning the signed contract. After receiving payment

a VAT receipt will be issued. If you do not receive a

letter outlining details two weeks prior to the event,

please contact the Conference Coordinator at ACI

Europe Ltd.

Cancellations

Substitutions are welcome up to 24 hours prior to the

event. Cancellations must be received in writing no

less than 3 weeks prior to the start of the conference; a

full credit voucher towards a future ACI conference

will be issued. Any cancellation received less than 3

weeks prior to the start of the event shall be deemed

to be a breach of this contract by client, and

accordingly, no credits will be given. Cancellations

must be received in writing by mail or fax three weeks

before the conference. Thereafter the full conference

fee is payable. If for any reason ACI Europe Ltd

decides to amend, cancel or postpone this

conference, the conference fee will not be refunded.

Furthermore, ACI Europe Ltd will not be responsible for

covering airfare, hotel or other costs incurred by

registrants. In the event that ACI Europe Ltd cancel or

postpone the event, ACI Europe Ltd reserves the right

to transfer this booking to another conference to be

held in the following twelve months, or to provide a

credit of an equivalent amount to another conference

within the following twelve months. The construction,

validity and performance of this agreement shall be

governed in all respects by the laws of England to the

exclusive jurisdiction of whose courts the Parties hereby

agree to submit.

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Registration is simple:

If you would like to register for this event or wish to find out

more information, you can contact Melanie Mulazzi using

any of the following methods:

+44(0)20 3141 0605

[email protected]

http://www.acieu.net

ACI Europe, 5/13 Great Suffolk Street, London,




Aberdeen, UK.

9th-10th

December

2015

2nd subsea vessel onference - whitmore group | a global ...€¦ · subsea equipment and lifting...

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