WORKSHOP - 1

0900 –1500hrs

Theme: Process Safety Management -PHA

Title: Process Safety Management – Sustainable Implementation and Stewardship

chit
Faculty

Dr. Chit Lutchman

President

Safety Erudite Inc.

USA

Profile of Faculty: –

  • > 30 years of International Oil and Gas Operations and Management Consulting experience
  • Subject Mater Expert (SME) for Management Systems Development and Implementation - OEMS, HSE & PSM
  • Plant and Operations Management, Project Management and Business Planning, and Power Generation
  • Currently working as President – Safety Erudite – Leading development and implementation / rejuvenation of Management Systems for clients across North American, Middle East and Asia
  • Hands on and field experienced professional, proven track record; recipient of several prestigious recognitions since 2011

Key Skills: and Experience include the following:

  • Operations Excellence / Operations Integrity Management System design and implementation
  • PSM / HSE Management Systems development and implementation
  • Operations and Project Management - Technical and troubleshooting
  • Management Systems Auditing and Assessments
  • Transformational leadership behaviors – Inspiring hearts and minds
  • Incident investigation
  • Contractor Safety Management
  • Networks Development and Stewardship
  • 2nd & 3rd Party Management Systems auditing

Workshop Objectives: –

  • Insights on process safety management as a critical component of safe and reliable operations
  • Basic understanding of each PSM elements basics and inter-element functionality of PSM system
  • Principles for implementing and sustaining PSM

Who Should Attend: –

  • Senior leaders – Directors and VPs
  • HSE Professionals
  • Operations Leaders and Supervisors
  • Maintenance Leaders and Supervisors

Focus Topics: –

  • Integrated Management System – An overview
  • Introduction to PSM Elements
  • Implementing PSM
  • Knowledge Networks (Centers of Excellence) for implementation and Sustainment of PSM

Outcome & Benefits: –

  • Working knowledge of the various PSM Elements
  • Recognition of the relationship between Occupational Health and Process safety Management
  • How to provide usable processes and tools to users
  • How to setup and steward PSM Implementation and Sustainment Centers of Excellence.

Other Additional Information: –

  • Maximum number of attendees that can be accommodated: 40-50 (stretch 60)
  • Any pre-preparations before the workshop: Certification
  • Any material or equipment (e.g.- laptop): None at the moment

WORKSHOP - 2

0900 – 1500hrs

Theme: International HSE Management Standards

Title of Workshop: Align your strategic direction with OHS management system #We Are All Responsible

Mohannad Abdel Qader
Faculty

Dr. Mohannad Abdel Qader

General Manager

BSI Middle East & Africa Operations

Hosted By

bsi

Specialist in occupational health, safety, environment, quality & asset management systems. More than 25 years of experience ranging from awareness, trainings, implementation & auditing. A BSI Lead Tutor & Assessor: ISO 19650, PAS 1192, ISO 9001, ISO 45001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, ISO 22301, ISO 27001, ISO 31000, ISO 39001, ISO 37001, ISO 44001, ISO 50001, ISO 55001, PAS 99, RCM, RCA, ISO 37001, RC 14001, ISO 56002, ISO 10002, ISO 10015, ISO 41001, ISO 19600, PAS 1000, CAPA, , Carbon Foot Print and Process Mapping. Specialist in behavioral based safety, risk and aspect assessment & management, gap analysis, site inspections, emergency planning & response, industrial incident investigation and HAZOP studies.

Workshop Objectives:

  • The importance of OHSMS.
  • ISO 45001 Key aspects and structure
  • ISO 45003 Main purpose
  • ISO 45005 Main purpose
  • ISO 45001 Migration

Who Should Attend

  • Executive management
  • OHS Managers
  • Department Managers
  • OHS practitioners
  • OHS Representatives

Focus Topics: –

  • Proactive approach
  • Leadership and worker participation
  • Context of the organization
  • Risks and opportunities
  • Wellbeing at work and psychosocial hazards

Expected Outcome & Benefits

  • Gain an understanding of the importance of OHSMS
  • Grasp a general knowledge of the world’s First ever International Standard for OHS
  • Get basic knowledge of the guidelines for managing psychosocial risks, as part of managing psychological health and safety at work
  • Get basic insight on the general guidelines for the safe working during COVID-19 pandemic
  • Understanding the road map for the migration journey from OHSAS 18001 to ISO 45001

Other Additional Information

  • Maximum number of attendees that can be accommodated (Up to 50 – provided that the facilities for discussion are available for the Q&A part)
  • Any pre-preparations before the workshop the attendees should be aware of (Basic knowledge of OHS)
  • Any material or equipment (e.g.- laptop) to be brought to the workshop by the attendees (None)

WORKSHOP - 3

0800 – 1500hrs

Theme: Human Factors

Outside Workshop Hall

0900 – 1400hrs

WORKSHOP - 3

Topic: HSE Culture in High-Risk Industries

Faculty

Dr. Waddah Ghanem
Hon. Chairman
Energy Institute – Middle East

Hosted By

Workshop Objectives

Based on two international publications, this workshop is about the effective leadership and governance of HSE matters within organizations and how top management can create high reliability organizations in industries which are generally high-risk industries. While they may not be involved in the day-to-day management of a company, board members influence the tone and safety culture of an organization by the strategy and policies they approve, through the questions they ask and by holding management to account for effective implementation. They need to work also with the Executive Leadership Team who in turn works with other asset and functional leaders to drive an effective HSE culture.
The Governance of Health and Safety provides the framework for the board’s commitment to health and safety, the standards to be achieved, and the resources to implement, monitor and report on health and safety matters.



  • A Standard for Governance and Leadership of Health and Safety.
  • Some recent case studies.
  • Effective health and safety governance and leadership.
  • The role of the Board vs the role of the Executive management team.
  • Policy setting— the “Tone from the Top”.
  • Practical implementation of effective Executive Leadership Committee.
  • Stewardship and implementation of the Health and Safety Plan and generally HSE.

Who Should Attend

Industry Leaders and Managers who are responsible for managing departments and companies that work in high-risk type industries. This workshop is suitable for non-HSE leaders as well as HSE senior practitioners and leaders as well.

Focus Topics

The workshop will be an interactive workshop which will include several round-tables and break out discussions. The workshop is based on international publications and some of the standards development work being undertaken by the workshop leader.

Outcome & Benefits

  • Understand better the relationship between Governance and leadership in HSE.
  • Get a full understanding of the alignment matters required between the Executive and Non-Executive layers of top leadership.
  • Managing performance matters and communication of performance and improvements to making organizations more operationally excellent, resilient and highly reliable.

WORKSHOP - 4

0900 – 1500hrs

Theme: Pandemic Risk & Response Management for Major Industries

Title: Keeping your work force safe – Principals in Infectious Disease Management Planning

Dr marie
Faculty

Dr Marie-Louise van Eck

Regional Medical Director, Medical Services Middle East

International SOS
UAE

Dr Marie-Louise van Eck qualified in South Africa and has held Emergency Physician positions in large hospital emergency departments as well as senior flight physician secondments completing countless aero- medical evacuations throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. Her passion for delivering first world health care in challenging environments, lead her to practice medicine in remote and offshore fields, firstly as a trauma physician for the British Military at the Infantry Battle School in Malawi and secondly as a ship physician stationed off the Alaskan coast.
In 2010 she joined RMSI as primary flight physician in Kabul Afghanistan and was promoted to Chief Medical Officer for Afghanistan and Iraq in which, besides her clinical role, she also provided clinical governance to all medical staff stationed in the remote clinics including the role 2 UNSOS Hospital in Somalia. In 2014 Dr van Eck joined International SOS as part of their medical directorship and is currently performing the role as the Regional Medical Director for the Middle East overseeing all clinical projects across the region including but not limited to Iraq, Oman, Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Dr Marie-Louise van Eck holds post graduate qualifications in both Emergency Medicine (CMSA) and Remote and Offshore Medicine (RCSEd).

Company Profile

Since 2015, International SOS has remained at the forefront of medical and security assistance in Oman. International SOS is helping to shape the healthcare landscape in Oman, offering its members international- standard medical care and assistance wherever they may live or travel.
Through on-the-ground local experience and knowledge, International SOS understands the medical safety and security challenges facing organisations in their day-to-day operations. This gives us the advantage of intimate insights and invaluable knowledge, which allows our diverse team of doctors, epidemiologists, public health and specialists to offer your workforce international standard medical care and continuous assistance, regardless of the challenges their activities or environment present.
In addition to our medical expertise, our team of security experts is available 24/7 to provide urgent and non-critical advice and is also on standby day and night to support in case of a medical evacuation or to offer other assistance.
International SOS Medical Services can provide local and international qualified medical and security professionals to your site. We can also train your staff in emergency response, take care of supply chain solutions to ensure you have adequate supplies to respond to day-today and emergency incidents and help you develop robust emergency response plans.

Workshop Objectives: –

  • Defining infectious diseases.
  • Providing basic principles on how to prepare for infectious diseases/pandemics.
  • Key interventions to mitigate risks for future infectious disease outbreaks/pandemics.
  • Group participation to stimulate discussions and share best practice.
  • Leave with a greater appreciation of how pandemic planning should form part of all organizations Business Continuity Planning (BCP).

Who Should Attend: –

  • Health care professionals
  • HSE managers
  • HR managers
  • Leadership
  • Anyone involved in business continuity planning which may include infectious disease/pandemic preparedness and response.

Focus Topics: –

  • Infectious disease management (the pandemic curve).
  • The layers of defense against future pandemics.
  • Preparing the work site for a potential infectious disease outbreak.
  • Mental Health Considerations.
  • Pulling it all together as part of a BCP.

Expected Outcome & Benefits: –

  • Improve understanding of infections that may pose a future threat (it is not all just COVID).
  • Preparing for future infectious disease outbreaks/pandemics.
  • Provide a framework for infectious disease outbreak and pandemic management.
  • Appreciate multidisciplinary and multi factorial approach to improved pandemic management.
  • Group participation, reflection and formulation of improved skills for managing infectious diseases/pandemics.

Other Additional Information: –

  • Maximum number of attendees that can be accommodated.
    40 pax max. This would allow 4 groups of 10 or 5 groups of 8 for breakout sessions/tasks. Ideally would prefer to have a round table set up with 8 people per individual table to have discussions (if possible).
    No pre-workshop preparation is required
    Each table of participants (depending on table size) should have pens and paper to write on available. Ideally each group should have a white board or easel to write on; however, I can make it work with papers and pens provided to participants on each table for small breakout sessions
  • I will be utilizing a power point presentation to facilitate the workshop so if I have access to a projector/large screen/monitor that can be seen anywhere within the conference room that will be great. I will bring my own laptop but need to be able to plug in.

WORKSHOP - 5

0900 – 1500hrs

Theme:Energy Efficiency & Climate Change

Title: Energy Efficiency & Climate Change

Dr stephen bater
Faculty

Dr Stephen Bater

Director

Harness UK Ltd (on behalf of Energy Institute)
United Kingdom

Profile of Faculty:I am passionate about leadership, risk management and adding value to organisations.
Specialist in:
Process Safety Leadership, Management Systems, auditing and training
Management System software applications and KPI Dashboards
Lead auditor 45001, 14001 and 9001
British Safety Council Lead auditor 5 star Safety, Environmental and integrated audit
COVID19 Secure auditor
Leadership assessment and development
Transformational Leadership and Change Management
Carbon Management and reporting
Oil and Gas Offshore/Onshore
HAZOP Studies
Training and development


Company profile : The Energy Institute

The Energy Institute (EI) is the chartered professional membership body for people who work across the world of energy. Our purpose is creating a better energy future for our members and society by accelerating a just global energy transition to net zero. We do this by:

• attracting, developing and equipping the diverse future energy workforce;
• informing energy decision-making through convening expertise and advice;
• and enabling industry and consumers to make energy lower carbon, safer and more efficient.

Objectives:To raise awareness Energy Efficiency & Climate Change which can have the benefits below:

  • Help reduce emissions
  • Reduce Energy consumption
  • Change behaviours of how users consume energy
  • Enhance employee morale as a result of working together to achieve a common goal
  • Build a strategic framework for energy management
  • Lower operating and production costs
  • Increase operational efficiency
  • Create a better work environment
  • Improve understanding of how an individual’s energy use is related to potential saving
  • Make your company a leader in energy efficiency

Who Should Attend

  • This workshop is designed for anyone needing to understand how to better use energy so as to reduce climate change impacts. It is pitched at an intermediate to advanced level including for Energy Managers, Operational Managers, Engineers, Technicians, Environment Managers, Staff and Environmental Representatives.

Topics

  • Low Carbon Agenda
  • Greenhouse Gas (GHG) reduction goals
  • Energy Optimisation
  • Indicators - KPIs and leading/lagging metrics for management of energy efficiency
  • Value Drivers & Critical Success Factors
  • Compendium of energy and GHG efficient technologies and practices
  • Operational Best Practices for Energy Management and Energy Optimisation
  • Opportunities
  • Discussion

Expected Outcome & Benefits

    Raised awareness and benefits of:

  • Energy Efficiency
  • Climate Change mitigation
  • Energy Optimisation
  • Value Drivers & Critical Success Factors
  • Operational Best Practices for Energy Management and Energy Optimisation

Other Additional Information

    Maximum number of attendees that can be accommodated: I suggest that 20 would be a suitable number


    Any pre-preparations before the workshop: Workshop candidates to:

  • List the consequences of Climate Change
  • Explain what is meant by the natural greenhouse effect and describe how itis being modified by human activities.
  • Identify and list Energy Optimisation initiatives and plans for your sector/organization.
  • Any material or equipment (e.g.- laptop) : Projector and Screen.

WORKSHOP - 6

0800 – 1500hrs

Theme: Operational Excellence & Safety Assurance

Title: A Competency-based Approach to Achieving Operational Excellence and Safety Assurance

Andy Gibbins
Faculty

Andy Gibbins

Regional Director

PetroSkills
UAE

Regional Director based in Dubai, UAE. Experienced consultant and trainer. BEng in Chemical Engineering, Andy has worked with clients globally and has worked extensively in the Middle East Region. Andy has many years’ experience in Operations Management roles with Shell and NOVA Chemicals. He has worked as a consultant and trainer for more than 14 years, supporting clients in process safety and operational excellence.

Conrad Dziobon
Faculty

Conrad Dziobon

Regional Director

PetroSkills
Oman

Regional director in Oman supporting clients in realizing their training & development needs. He is a Consultant, trainer and assessor, with Over 30 years’ experience in the energy industry holding an M.Sc. in human resource management & development. Workplace competency and quality assurance of assessment are his strengths. Conrad has worked with multi-disciplines and has a robust understanding of Operations processes, process safety and maintenance, facilitating correct client interventions.

Profile of Company: –

With a complete spectrum of solutions, courses and learning tools, PetroSkills|John M. Campbell is developing competent petroleum professionals in all technical processes, spanning the industry’s entire value chain, worldwide. PetroSkills|John M. Campbell services and solutions connect learning to the workplace, allowing employers to manage and assure the competence of workers at every level. The PetroSkills Alliance was founded in 2001 by Shell, BP and OGCI, to provide “important but not unique” competency-based training. Since then it has evolved into an industry-driven, industry-approved program that spans the industry. Today, with more than 20 members representing more than 40% of the world’s oil production, the PetroSkills Alliance is focused on meeting the challenges of the Big Crew Change and a rapidly changing hydrocarbon resource base. As the oil and gas Industry’s partner, our mission is to deliver consistent, high quality, learning and development training and programs to build competent petroleum professionals. PetroSkills|John M. Campbell solutions are built on extensive real-world experience in every corner of the oil and gas value chain. We combine the insights from our Alliance member companies with the knowledge of seasoned industry experts to help with your most complex challenges.

Workshop Objectives: –

  • Understand how a competency-based approach can support development of Operational Excellence
  • Learn the importance of a strong culture in achieving Operational Excellence
  • Understand how to build and to use effective competency profiles in a technical environment
  • Develop strategies for building a strong OE culture
  • Learn how to sustain a competency-based approach

Who Should Attend: –

  • Operations and Maintenance Leaders
  • OE and HSE Leaders
  • Supervisors
  • Senior Managers
  • Engineers

Focus Topics: –

  • What is Operational Excellence?
  • How we can learn from others
  • Importance of culture.
  • Developing a world-class organisation using a competency-based approach.
  • Achieving sustainable results.

Expected Outcome & Benefits

  • Improve organisational culture.
  • Develop individual and team performance.
  • Build a competency-based approach to Operational Excellence.
  • Implement transferable best practices.
  • A sustainable Competitive Advantage

Other Additional Information: –

  • Maximum number of attendees that can be accommodated - 50
  • Workshop shall commence as per the schedule
  • Any material or equipment – no special requirements

WORKSHOP - 7

0900 – 1500hrs

Theme: The Layers of Incident Investigation & Reporting

Title of Workshop: Every year people are killed or injured and over 40 million working days are lost annually through work-related accidents. This one day workshop will give you with the opportunity to learn the lessons to enable you to take action that may reduce, or even prevent, future accidents; to ensure your company meets its moral and legal obligation to investigate accidents and incidents, and learn from safety failure. It is designed to give participants an impartial and pragmatic understanding (and international experience) of the essentials in Incident Investigation.

Ayssar Hanza
Faculty

Ayssar Hanza

Risk Engineering Director

Ace Energy Group (Ex BP)
United Kingdom

Ayssar Hanza is a Risk Engineering Director with Ace Energy Group based in London. A dynamic leader with 25 years of diverse and global experience in all aspects of Risk Management, Process Safety, Asset Integrity, Incident Investigation as well as Human Factors, leading strategies and improvements; both in operations and major projects. Her work with BP and other major operators sets an exemplary model in simplification and pragmatism; consistently delivering exceptional value in complex, high-pressure environments. Advised, supported and worked closely with senior leaders in the application of company visions and standards with an ability to lead, think strategically, and embed lasting value. Track record of winning hearts and minds; acting as an inspirational role model for business values. She empowers companies with limited resources to have a world class management system to prevent accidents and helps develop their capability. A passionate Coach, skilled trainer and a Global Award winner (IChemE) and finalist for the Oil & Gas UK Safety Awards. She is known for her distinct style in engaging, thought-provoking and positive approach, drawing on people’s existing knowledge and experience as well the latest thinking. She is admired for her practical, energetic, relevant and highly actionable style.

Workshop Objectives: –

  • Broad understanding of the principles of accident investigation
  • Incident investigation techniques (to identify causal and contributory factors)
  • Understanding the contribution of human performance and failures
  • Leading investigations and apply learnings for a stronger safety culture
  • Practical exercises and case studies for effective investigation

Who Should Attend:

  • Senior leaders and decision makers
  • Line managers
  • Supervisors
  • Safety representatives
  • Anyone with the responsibility for investigating accidents

Focus Topics:

  • Principles of accident investigation
  • Benefits of accident prevention
  • Accident investigation techniques
  • Accident reporting
  • Learning from accidents

Expected Outcome & Benefits:

  • Leading successful Incident Investigation and influencing change
  • Effective application of the Safety Management System
  • Contributing to continuous improvement 4
  • Better understanding of human factors
  • Inspiring learnings to prevent further accidents

Certification

  • Candidates who participate in the 1-day workshop shall be awarded a certificate of participation in Incident Investigation from Global HSE 2022

Other Additional Information:

  • Attendees to share company procedures and examples of accidents if possible