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KEYNOTE The INGAA's Integrity Management Continuous Improvement Initiative
Working Towards an Industry that has Zero Incidents
- Reviewing the ongoing challenges facing pipeline operators
- Walking through the IMCI action plan to create and maintain a perfect record of safety and reliability for the national pipeline system
- Highlighting examples where new tools and procedures are already revolutionizing the capabilities of integrity management planning
- Discussing the next steps for the Initiative and how operators can help further drive industry safety performance
J Andrew DrakeVice President, Asset IntegritySpectra Energy Group |
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CASE STUDY Building an ISO 9001 Pipeline System: TransCanada's Gulf Coast Project
- Reviewing the current progress of Keystone's Gulf Coast segment
- How have ISO 9001 requirements impacted pipeline design, construction, and delivery?
- Overcoming the challenges associated with bringing new processes into large diameter pipeline projects built by third-party contractors
- Right the first time - Highlighting best practices that have seen safety, quality and environmental stewardship improve while remaining on time and on budget
- Discussing how ISO 9001 quality management systems aid in managing expectations when engaging and educating stakeholders
Tom HamiltonManager, Quality and Compliance, Keystone Oil Pipeline TransCanada |
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PRCI Report Collaborative Research and Development Driving Innovation in the Pipeline Industry
- Highlighting new and upcoming tools, tactics, and technologies that will change the way pipelines are built, maintained, and monitored
- Illustrating the benefits of cooperation and collaboration between partner organizations in the search for better solutions to universal challenges
- Translating technical progress into a further means to obtain community buy-in for current and future pipeline projects
Cliff JohnsonPresidentPipeline Research Council International (PRCI) |
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Operations INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP: HSE-Driven Project Management
“Experience shows that the more thoroughly a job is planned, the more likely it will be completed successfully – on schedule, on budget, and without incident”
- Principles of management control commonly applied to costs, schedules, quality, and productivity are applicable to safety.
- Applying Project Management controls will lead to an enhanced safety performance and growth of a pro-active culture throughout the workforce.
- Describing JSSP (Job Site Safety Plan): A pro-active planning tool that targets known hazards, outlines the scope of work, and defines materials/consumables and any third-party vendors that may be needed to control scheduling, budgeting, and hazard mitigation
Justin DunlapHSE Manager3S Services
Tegatha HughesGeneral Manager3S Services | Integrity and Compliance INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP: Risk-Based Selection Optimization of Inspection Services
- How to combine cost-benefit and risk assessment methods to select inspection technologies?
- Integrative approach to find the right tool or process for the challenges ahead
- What can we extract from old inspection records?
- What can we expect from the latest inspection technologies?
Thomas BeukerManager Corporate Marketing PipelinesROSEN USA |
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Operations INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP: Unveiling a New Generation Fiber-Optic TPI and Leak Detection System for Pipelines
- Understanding how distributed sensing technology contribute cost-effective operational benefits to integrity management programs
- Reviewing some of the challenges first generation technologies faced when monitoring third party interference (TPI) events
- Illustrating the enhanced capabilities including early leak detection capabilities along the entire length of a pipeline-- of the new generation fiber-optic system based upon two operational pipeline installation case studies
Edward TapanesPresident, CEO and Chief Technical OfficerFiber SenSys | Integrity and Compliance INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP: An Alternative to Fabricated Pig Launcher and Receiver Barrels
- Reviewing applications
- Discussing the advantages and benefits of different features
- Understanding limitations
- Making cost comparisons
Rick FairmanManager, Sales and MarketingArgus Machine Co. |
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TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGY Analyzing Field Test Results for Emerging Pipeline Leak Detection Technologies
- Reviewing the capabilities and limitations of current tools
- Evaluating the cost-effectiveness of ground monitoring and remote sensing
- Comparing and contrasting the sensitivity and reliability of laser and GFCR detection technologies
Adrian BanicaCEOSYNODON Inc. |
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