Day 1
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0800 - 1730
Registration
Registration AreaSponsored By
1800 – 1845
Exhibitors Recognition in Exhibition Hall by Conference Chairs & Committees
1845 – 1915
VIP Reception & Welcome Coffee/Tea
VIP PavilionSponsored By
1915 - 1925
MC Opening
1925 - 1935
Conference Inauguration
Madinat Al Irfan TheatreSponsored By
GUEST OF HONOR
H.E. Eng. Said bin Hamood bin Said Al Mawali
Minister of Transport, Communication and Information Technology
Sultanate of Oman
WELCOME ADDRESS BY CONFERENCE CHAIR
Dr. Hisham Al Siyabi
Exploration Director
Petroleum Development Oman
OPENING ADDRESS BY MAIN HOST
Steve Phimister
Managing Director
Petroleum Development Oman
1935 – 1940
Global HSE 2022 Inaugural Film
1940 - 2000
Keynote Address
Transforming HSE - Leadership Excellence | Sustainability |
Technology
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It is only through achieving Business Excellence with emphasis on Leadership Commitment, Use of Technology and mainstream focus on Sustainable Goals that organisations can persist in the current competitive and challenging markets while having to meet legal requirements and communities’ expectations. HSE Excellence is an integral part of all industrial businesses which contributes to Productivity and Business Continuity. It primarily consist of five main pillars Reliability, Efficiency, Environment, Health and Safety and for each of the above 5 pillars there are specific elements and processes that support organisations to achieve their ultimate goals of incident and injury work environment
In the session senior leaders from the industry and government will address the role of leadership commitment in achieving and sustaining proactive HSE Culture across the industry along with aligning closely to focus on sustainable goals for their business which should be taken into consideration at the various parts of its operations be it at the Design, EPC, Commissioning, Operations, Maintenance and even at the Decommissioning stages of facilities.The session will also look at the prominence of utilizing advanced technologies and the powerful tools to manage HSE processes to track events, conduct analysis, effectively communicate information and monitor the effectiveness of the various HSE elements and the methodology being used to manage the business operations.
Dr. Ibrahim Al-Nadhairi
CEO-Shipping
Drydock Business Units
ASYAD
Abdulaziz Al Harbi
Deputy CEO
MA'ADEN
Ghassan G. Abdulfaraj
General Manager
Loss Prevention
Saudi Aramco
2000 - 2020
Recognition of Keynote Speakers, Sponsors & Committee Chairs
2020– 2025
Closing Address
Madinat Al Irfan TheatreAbdul Rahman Al Yahyaei
Conference Co-Chair, Global HSE 2022 &
CEO, OPAL
2025 – 2100
Exhibition Inauguration & Tour by Conference Patron & VIP’s
2100 – 2200
Gala Networking Dinner
Atrium 1Sponsored By
Day 2
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0800 - 0900
Registration & Welcome Tea/Coffee
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Creating a sustainable HSE Culture is quite challenging and require a robust process that continuously monitor the health of the system and ensure that it is modified to suit the needs of the organization. History tells us that many companies around the world have drastically failed to maintain a solid HSE culture because they opted to continue with what they thought were best practices until faced with a major incident which reveals the weaknesses in their HSE systems and processes. Utilization of Technology for managing HSE these days is a necessity because it enables establishments to better monitor their performances and to make information readily available to all employees and external stakeholders.
It also enables the company to conduct various analyses to aid in identifying areas of improvements. The main objective of this session will explore ways of integrating technology in HSE in order to enable organizations to achieve sustainable, effective, and efficient HSE culture. Topics covered in this session include how technology can be incorporated in various processes to assist learning, inspection, audits, risk assessment, compliance reporting, performance monitoring, incident investigation, etc.
Ahmed Al Azkawi
Managing Director Upstream
OQ
Mohammed Al Shizawi
Managing Director – People & Change Management,
Sohar Indust. Port & Freezone Co.
Shakeel
H. Kadri
Executive Director & CEO
CCPS
Sponsored By
Applying and creating a High Reliability system and culture in an organization requires the leadership’s commitment and engagement in order to support and sustain a system of high reliability principles and safety. Organizations should aim to establish an effective HRO process which is understood by all employees and aligned with the company vision and objectives. In recent times many companies opt to adopt HRO principles as it contributes to effectiveness in safety, reliability and efficiency taking into consideration the human element
During this session, the speakers will share their personal experiences and the events which occurred in their current organizations along with the method of creating and sustaining HRO, its principles and HRO culture. The main objective of this session is to disucss case studies from Speakers organization along with various KPSs utilized for measuring effectiveness of HRO culture and its contribution to overall business goals.
Panel Moderator
Dr. Mark Scanlon
Head of HSE Good Practices
Energy Institute
Muriel Barnier
Program Director - SPE CEDEP
Safety Leadership Academy
Society of Petroleum Engineers & CEDEP
Ghassan G Abulfaraj
Conference Co-Chair, Global HSE 2022
&
General Manager - Loss Prevention
Saudi Aramco
Hamad M. Al Rashidi
Vice President- Corporate Industrial
Security & HSE
Ma’aden
Shakeel H. Kadri
Executive Director & CEO-CCPS
Dr. Waddah Ghanem
Hon. Chairman-Energy Institute
Middle
East
1030 – 1045
Committee Members & Partners Recognition by VIP
1045 – 1115
Exhibition Visit & Tea/Coffee Break
Exhibition Hall 1Sponsored By
1115 – 1215
Parallel Technical Sessions
Today, digitalization is a necessity not a luxury.
Digitalization means globalization, agility and capability to
overcome the challenges. Indeed,
digitalization goes beyond a simple transposition or migration
of traditional tools (paper forms, spreadsheets) to digital
platform. It is unlocking for
the potential opportunities and move towards future.
HSE digitalization is innovation in the HSE management systems.
It is the choice of a global solution dedicated to online
accessibility. It is a great
opportunity to gain agility, provide visibility, improve
performance, ensure consistency and maximize learning. This will
allow to replace a multitude
of tools used and avoid seeking the already busy computer
service. HSE digitalization is to:
Session Chair
Abdullah Sultan Al-Rashdi
Head of Digital Strategy & Integration
PDO
Session Coordinator
Ahmed Al Rawahi
ASYAD
Speakers
Yaqoob Al Rabani
Head of HSE Planing & Reporting
OQ
Topic: Safe Control System (EPTW) to Multi Assets
Abdulrahman I. Alamer
Loss Prevention Engineer
Saudi Aramco
Topic: Realizing Digitalization in Safety
Motaz Al Takroni
EH&S Compliance Engineer
SADARA
Topic: Forklift Proximity Sensors
The primary industry sector served by Asset Integrity Management
(AIM) is upstream oil and gas. This is owing to the escalating
worldwide demand
for energy, which resulted in the oil and gas sector increasing
investment into this area to extend the operational service life
of existing rigs, facilities,
pipelines etc.
AIM is a term used to describe the practice of managing an
asset, ensuring its ability to perform its function effectively
and efficiently is maintained.
Well run AIM strategies ensure that people, systems, processes
and resources that enable an asset to deliver its function are
in place over the life
cycle of the asset, while simultaneously maintaining health &
safety and environmental legislation.
Topics explored during this session include identifying the
elements which provide a range of effective asset integrity
management services which
are designed to maximize the reliability and availability of
equipment, minimize maintenance cost, and improve staff and
equipment productivity
from deployment to end of life
Session Chair
Ahmed Saleh Al Harthi
Head of Asset Integrity & Reliability
OQ
Session Coordinator
Layla Al Janahi
Tatweer Petroleum
Speakers
Mohammed Salim Al Ghenaimi
Sr. Manager – Planning & Asset Management
Mazoon Electricity Company
Topic: Achieving Excellence in Asset Performance Management
Ahmed Al Abri
Project Delivery Head Technical Safety Engineering
PDO
Topic: Engineering Process Safety Fundamental
Saleh Abahussain
Asset Integrity Superintendent
SADARA
Topic: Reactive to Proactive with Failure Analysis Database
Competence is a set of abilities, knowledge, and skills that
enable a person or an organisation to act effectively in a job
or situation. It also indicates
sufficiency of knowledge and skills that enable someone to act
in a wide variety of situations. Competency in HSE is of
paramount importance and
must be considered for all levels in the organizations.
This session will enable attendees to understand how competency
gaps in HSE can be identified, how such skills can be obtained
and measured.
Various competency frameworks utilized by the industry to
establish competencies will be shared and discussed.
Session Chair
Moosa Al Hasbi
GM HSE and CO. Security
Oman LNG
Session Coordinator
Saleh Al-Shehab
EQUATE
Speakers
Dr. Chit Lutchman
President
Safety Erudite Inc.
Topic: HSE Competency- Improving and Sustaining Human Reliability
Hamed Abdulmajeed Mohamed Aljaberi
Head Human Resources Development
BANAGAS
Topic: Importance of HSE Competency
Abdullah Hassan Al-Qahtani
Chief Engineer, Process Risk
Assurance, EHSS
SABIC
Topic: SABIC Journey in Building EHSS Competency – Challenges & Lesson Learned
Environmental Management Systems (EMSs) were developed in 1990s as a result of pressures on businesses to reduce their environmental impact and to be able to demonstrate this commitment to third parties. EMSs grant several advantages with some drawbacks. This session will focus on EMSs: types, implementation best practices, cons/pros/threats/and challenges along with some case studies of beneficial improvements.
Session Chair
Mansoor Al Shaaily
Manager Environment
OMAN LNG
Session Coordinators
Ahmed Al Doseri & Haifa Marjan
BANAGAS
Speakers
Dr. Sumaya Yusuf Hasan
Assistant Professor -
Environmental Engineering Arabian Gulf University
Topic: Managing biodiversity and ecosystem Management Approach services in oil and gas development: Mainstreaming the mitigation hierarchy
Maram Al Sabbagh
Environmental Coordinator
BAPCO
Topic:Environmental Management at BAPCO: Initiatives and Programmes
Ghassan Al Ghassani
Environmental SME
OXY
Topic:Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in Oman Oil and Gas Industry
1215 – 1315
Prayer & Lunch Break
1315 – 1415
Parallel Technical Sessions
Any given industry would struggle to provide its services,
products or materials without collaboration with other entities.
It is therefore of a
paramount importance that clients and contractors work together
in order to achieve business objectives and maintain competitive
edge ensuring
sustainability and continuous growth of business activity.
This session explores the various challenges faced related to
management of contractor HSE performance globally and how to
liaise with the
contractors and manage their HSE related expectations.
Session Chair
Zaher Al-Tayeb
Head of Global Safety Assessment
and
Compliance Division
Saudi Aramco
Session Coordinator
Fahad Al Jabri
PDO
Speakers
Hassan Al Ajmi
Vice President – HSSE & Risk Engineering, OXY
OXY
Topic: Occidental of Oman, Inc Contractor Intervention Program (CIP)
David Bibby
Senior Manager EMEA Operations
ISN Software Limited
Topic: Attributes of Leading Organizations – Best-in-Class Contractor Management Re-Visited
Saad Al Twaim
Manager Assurance Compliance
MA'ADEN
Topic: Contractor Safety Management The Ma’aden Approach
Build an environment that actively promotes a state of
contentment, benefiting both employees and the organization.
Positive employee wellbeing
can lead to increased resilience, reduced sickness absence and
higher performance and productivity, which will mutually benefit
people,
organizations, economies, and communities. To gain real benefit,
employee wellbeing priorities must be integrated throughout an
organization,
embedded in its culture, leadership and people management.
This session addresses various opportunities available for the
management to create a culture of trust and ownership for the
employees in order
to ensure maximizing their performance.
Session Chair
Dawood Al Badaai
Senior QHSSE Manager
Daleel Petroleum
Session Coordinator
Firas Al Shatti
EQUATE
Speakers
Dr. Syed M. Ahmed
Health Manager
Shell
Topic: Employee Wellbeing – A Holistic Corporate Approach
Dr. Ali Mohammed Hussain Al Lawati
Head of Occupational Health Corporate HSSE
OQ
Topic: Health & Wellbeing
Mahmood Hasan Ali Hasan Janahi
Industrial Nurse
BANAGAS
Topic: Occupational Health
At work HSE continues to play an important role and vital
component of any type of activity because many of us spend a
good percentage of our
time at work. However, our working conditions and styles have
changed drastically over the years and the old way of handling
safety issues is
no longer effective. Therefore, there is urgent requirement for
revising safety protocols and policies. Safety is now more
risk-based and utilizes
elaborate means of identifying and controlling it, including
those that are technology risk-based control systems. Safety in
the future will be
utilizing more advanced technologies at the design and operation
stages of the activity and maybe eliminating human interaction.
In this session, the participant will discuss what the future of
Safety would look like and what possible technologies or tools
will be utilized for
effectively managing HSE, predict hazards and risks. This
session discusses the various tools available for the management
to controlling these
hazards in order to minimize exposure to health, safety and
environmental risks.
Session Chair
Younis Al Hinai
Head Operational Safety
PDO
Session Coordinator
Yaqoob Al Rabani
OQ
Speakers
J.C Sekar
CEO
Acuizen Technologies
Topic: The 3C-3P Model for a Resilient Industrial Safety System
Abdullah Al Amoudi
Safety Engineer
SATORP
Topic: Effective digitalization of the management of change system
Umesh Dhake
Regional Manager - Asia-Pacific and Middle East
CCPS
Topic: Roadmap to Process Safety ExcellenceCCPS Vision 20/20 (Revitalized)
Waste management is an essential element in our industry which includes list of activities and actions to manage the waste from generation to final disposal. This involves collection, segregation, transportation, treatment and final disposal processes without causing any additional harm to environment. Understanding the type of each waste stream helps in identifying the right processing way. The current worldwide strive is to mitigate the waste consequences by identifying the optimum ways of waste management in order to reduce their adverse effects on environment and human health. This include avoid, reduce, reuse and recycle at every processing stage. One of the biggest challenges as a result of Industrial Revolution is waste minimization starting from the simple household waste to the very complicated products. Although waste management and safe treatment is considered expensive, it contributes positively to the sustainability of our environment.
Session Chair
Charlie Wood
IGNE Carbon
Environment Lead (East)
SEAM Carbon
Environment (P&T) Shell
Session Coordinator
Mansoor Al Shaaily
Oman LNG
Speakers
Ahmed Al Rawahi
Group QHSSE Manager
ASYAD
Topic: How does ASYAD manage Shipping wastes to become environmentally friendly?
Omran Mahmood Al-Zadjali
IHW Operations Manager
be’ah
Topic: Industrial Waste Management
Tony Diamantidis
Managing Director
Chemical Safety
Topic: HSE Online & Mobile Technologies for Chemical & Waste Management
1415 – 1445
Exhibition Visit & Tea/Coffee Break
Exhibition Hall 1Sponsored By
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Most organizations strive to create a Zero harm culture, ensuring that safety and health of their employees are not compromised. In order to achieve this, the leadership should be willing to heavily invest in HSE related tools and systems. Technologies in manufacturing industry are unfortunately not designed to assist in HSE management throughout the lifecycle of the Plant and facility. This Panel will explore how digitalization assists in improving operational performance and reducing HSE related accidents in organizations.
During this session, speakers will discuss main objectives of digitalization, various options available for the organizations, how the technology can be implemented into HSE processes, and the expected results of using technologies in term of reduction of human error and incident prevention. Some case studies will be shared with the audience where they will interact with SMEs specializing in this area.
Panel Moderator
Shakeel H. Kadri
Executive Director
CCPS
Hamad Al Shidhani
Vice President HSE Upstream
OQ
Hassan Al Ajmi
Vice President – HES
OXY
Hamoud Al Shamlani
EHS Compliance Director
SADARA
Richard Cox
Global QHSE
NESR
Sami Khalfan Said Al Shukaili
QHSE Manager
Mwasalat Company
1545 – 1600
Closing Remarks & Raffle Draw
Grand BallroomAhmed Khalil
Technical Committee Chair, Global HSE 2022 &
Director - HSE, BAPCO
1600 - 1800
Exhibition Visit
Day 3
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0800 - 0900
Registration & Welcome Tea/Coffee
Registration AreaSponsored By
0900 - 0930
Keynote Address
IR 4.0 | Enabling HSE Excellence
Sponsored By
For an organization to remain competitive and incident free, they must strive to achieve HSE Excellence. Organizations can utilize HSE Excellence in their current practices to unify and integrate its HSE process under one umbrella to yield outstanding HSE performance. A prime factor in achieving HSE Excellence is to ensure that the vision and goals of the stakeholders are aligned. Maintaining HSE Excellence throughout is an ongoing and continuous process which requires dedication from all stakeholders involved in the process in order to ensure that the goals and objectives set by the leadership are achieved and discrepancies are resolved with due diligence. During this session the speakers will explain how to effectively achieve HSE Excellence in all areas of operations, its importance, and the various tools utilised to achieve and maintain such standards
Abdulrahman Al Yahyaei
Conference Co-Chair, Global HSE 2022 &
CEO, OPAL
Ali A. Abdulla
Senior Vice President & UAE Country Chair
Petrofac
Musallam Al Khaifi
VP Corporate HSSE
OQ
Sponsored By
Industry in general have obligations to design and operate their plants and facilities in a manner that takes all stakeholders into consideration, ensuring that their expectations and perceptions regarding HSE are well managed. This is an extremely challenging task, but with the access to information and knowledge regarding their tasks the stakeholders have the right to be engaged in the decision-making process in order to minimize the negative impacts at the design stage of the implementation process. When leadership works hand in hand with stakeholders, involving them at each stage of the decisionmaking process, they create an environment of trust and ownership among the stakeholders who will aim towards ensuring that their performance will align with the goals of the organisation.
During this session, the speakers will discuss various operational mechanisms available for companies to adopt in order to cater expectations of stakeholders along with focusing on overall company performance with a strong emphasis on HSE. The discussion will also revolve around the different KPIs utilized to measure effective engagements and the how do these KPIs support in forging stronger partnerships within the industry and community.
Panel Moderator
Eng. Mahmood Mirza
General Manager - Engineering
BAPCO
Mahmoud Al Shukri
Corporate HSE Manager
PDO
Majid Al Saidi
VP HSE Downstream
OQ
Essam Nasser Al Sheibany
Vice President - QHSSE
ASYAD
Hatem Ahmadi
HSSE Director
SATORP
1030 - 1100
Exhibition Visit & Tea/Coffee Break
Exhibition Hall 1Sponsored By
1100 - 1200
Parallel Technical Sessions
Several major hazard organizations have been attempting to influence the organizational and safety culture at their sites to transform them into a high reliability organization (i.e., organizations that can manage and sustain almost error-free performance despite operating in hazardous conditions where the consequences of errors could be catastrophic) with a positive safety culture. In recent years there has been a huge increase in the literature talking about the control of major hazard risks, in particular the philosophies of high reliability organizations, resilience management and safety culture. At this session key features and characteristics that need to be adopted by organizations to achieve ongoing high reliability and safety objectives will be discussed.
Session Chair
Dr. Waddah S Ghanem
Honorary Chairman
Energy Institute - Middle East
Session Coordinator
Yousuf Mohammed Al Mahrooqi
Muscat Electricity Distribution
Speakers
Ali Abdulla
Senior Vice President
& UAE Country Chair.
Petrofac
Topic: Improving Organizational culture
Shiboun Al Jassasi
Industrial Hygienist
PDO
Topic: Human system integration for HSE development sustainability strategy.
Ghania Al-Sulaimani
Human Resource Lead Management
ASYAD
Topic: Human Factors in HRO
Integrating mechanical and asset integrity with HSEQ and leadership is not an easy equation. This session addresses Operational Excellence from some of the global and regional OE specialists and experts. It will also cover the main elements of OE and the manner they are integrated in all business processes and what makes OE different from other HSE Management systems.
Session Chair
Saad Al Twaim
Manager Assurance Compliance
MA'ADEN
Session Coordinator
Ahmed Khalil
BAPCO
Speakers
Rahma Al Muqbali
Process Engineer
Oman LNG
Topic: Oman LNG Fugitive Emission and Methane Management Journey
Nawaf Aldossari
Country Safety Compliance Manager
Royal Commission for Al Ula
Topic: How to a foster a culture of compliance
Eng. Bader Al-Mawli
Chief HSE Engineer
Oman Water and Wastewater Company
Topic: Identification of the Occupational Health and Safety Challenges in Small and Medium Construction Companies in Oman; Bridging the Gap toward Zero Accident Vision
Organizational Resilience & Reliability implies that the
organization’s management and culture have the proper attitude
toward unexpected
conditions or failures. It emphasizes the point that high
reliability organizations (HROs) are not organizations that do
not experience failure,
rather, they continue to generate the main outcomes of their
systems and processes to continuously improve. The whole
organization is willing
and ready to recognize its weaknesses at the various areas of
the business, avoid making assumptions and can deal with events
and problems
as they come but can produce effective solutions. This will
enable them create more resilient and reliable organisation that
have the capacity to
create innovative and robust responses to failures in a
structured manner.
In this session, the meaning of Organization resilience and how
is it linked to reliability and business continuity will be
shared with the audience.
In addition, various examples and case studies of practices in
high reliability organisation will be shared with the audience
Session Chair
Adnan Al Lawati
Vice President - Operations
OXY
Session Coordinator
Mahmoud Shukri
PDO
Speakers
Ayssar Hanza
Risk Engineering Director
Ace Energy Group
Topic: Resilience and Sustainability in the Energy Industry
Peter M. Hamel
QHSE Team Leader
Shaleem Petroleum
Topic: Strengthening Organizational Resilience
Larry Barnwell
Loss Prevention Engineer
Saudi Aramco
Topic: Emergency Management Program
Biodiversity is important to most aspects of our lives
especially in our region because of organizations and
communities lack of understanding
of its importance to sustainability and to the future
generations. Biodiversity needs to be valued because of what it
provides to humans, and for
the value it has in its own right as it contributes to the
ecosystems as a whole including climate change, natural
resources, pollution, agriculture,
species, oceans and the whole supply chain.
In this session the speakers will talk about the elements that
defines biodiversity, the impact it has on our lives, the
importance of its protection
and preservation, the impact it has on some of the recent
changes. Countries and companies launched initiatives that are
contributing to ensuring
that people understand the importance of biodiversity because
they influence the decisions people make every day.
Session Chair
Nabil Al Lawati
Head Corporate Environment
PDO
Session Coordinator
Said Al Saqri
PDO
Speakers
Dr. Claude-Henri Chaîneau
Head of HSE / EP/ Environment Senior Expert Environment-Biodiversity-PHD
TotalEnergies
Topic: Biodiversity ambition in TotalEnergies: from commitments to the implementation on the ground during Exploration and Production activities.
Maarten Kuijper
Biodiversity SME
BP
Topic: Aim 16 Enhancing Biodiversity
Dr. Sumaya Yusuf Hasan
Assistant Professor of Environmental Engineering,College of Graduate Studies.
Department of Natural Resources and Environment, Arabian Gulf University.
1200 - 1300
Prayer & Lunch Break
1300 - 1400
Parallel Technical Sessions
With the global external landscape and expectations around Climate Change & GHG Emissions rapidly changing, major industries are subject to increasing global pressure to reduce carbon footprint. Since large number of countries and industrial companies announcing ambitious commitments towards various global agreements for achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050 or sooner, this session will keenly address climate change risks, various global emissions reduction commitments & actions aligned with SDGs, role of energy transition along with energy sector emissions & its reduction, nature-based solutions to the challenges and technology intervention & contribution to achieve Net Zero.
Session Chair
Said AL Hadhrami
Manager, Environmental Management (Upstream)
OQ
Session Coordinator
Mahmoud Shukri
PDO
Speakers
Mohammed Alessa
Environmental & Health Superintendent
SATORP
Mohammed Adel Al-Yaqout
Environmental Specialist
SATORP
Topic: SO2 Optimization in Sulphur Recovery Unit
Dr. Vijay Bhasker Reddy
Advisor - Environmental Excellence, Group HSE
ADNOC
Topic: Methane Emission Abatement and Monitoring Practices in ADNOC
Laurent Fragu
AMT GHG Lead
Shell
Topic: Working Towards Net Zero - “Global Journey and Local Contributions”
HSE is of paramount importance in any projects. When it comes to
major projects, HSE plays an important role as wide resources,
human capital
and big budget is involved. Any lapses in HSE, even for one day,
can impact the overall delivery of the project and losses will
be huge in terms of
man machine and environment.
HSE can be successful and effective only if there is integration
of several management system and key alignment for
implementation &
compliance assurance. It is important to ensure best practices
of Human management with alignment on common goal-coping, also
considering
the challenges faced due to diversity, languages and cultural
differences
This session will address the best approaches required with HSE
consciousness from the beginning including planning,
mobilization and execution
phase. The speaker will discuss how major projects deals in
safety management, when wider controls are required including
Competence,
subcontractor management, SIMOPS and better coordination with
different stake holders.
Session Chair
Younis Al-Hinai
Head Operational Safety
PDO
Session Coordinator
Neelesh Sogani
IOSH
Speakers
Laurent Ferry
Marsa LNG Project Director
TotalEnergies
Topic: HSE in the genesis of Marsa LNG Project
Said Al Maktoomi
Project Delivery Manager
PDO
Topic: Inspiration to Goal Zero
Fahad Nasser Al Kiyumi
Sr. QHSE Manager
Oman Electricity Transmission
Topic: HSE Mature Culture
Thousands or people are killed every day due to Motor Vehicle accidents across the world. This session will discuss the scale of the problem, analysis of some of the causes and explore possible solutions that might help in reducing such fatal incidents. Subject matter experts from the industry which are major road users, road designers, training service providers and the regulatory agencies.
Session Chair
Dr. Demir Hadzic
Acting Head of Road Safety
PDO
Session Coordinator
Khalid Al Siyabi
OPAL
Speakers
Bernd Marx
General Manager Safety Projects
Shell
Topic: The Human side of Road Safety and why improving it, can be the purpose in LIVE
Jaffar Al Nadabi
Road Traffic Safety Supervisor
OXY
Topic: OXY Oman RTS Success Story
Nicholas J. Prentice
Loss Prevention Engineer
Saudi
Aramco
Topic: Life is a Journey
Health Performance Management (HPM) is considered as a core
enabler of employee engagement and organizational performance.
The objective
is to support organizations to reduce direct health related
costs; build and sustain high employee morale; drive effective
recruitment and retention
and improve productivity. HPM promotes employee health and
wellbeing in organizations. It helps in preventing stress and
creating positive
working environments where individuals and organizations can
thrive.
The session will highlight some of the key learning including
the implementation of HPM, benefits gained as well as the
challenges faced in order
to create a culture of employee health and wellness.
Session Chair
Sulaiman Al Sulaimi
Head of HSE Support Upstream
OQ
Session Coordinator
Layla Al Janahi
Tatweer Petroleum
Speakers
Dr. Qamra Said Al Sariri
Director General - Quality Assurance Center
Ministry of Health
Sultanate of
Oman
Topic: Performance Challenges Faced in Healthcare Industry
Abdulrahman K. Al-Jaafari
Environmental Health Unit Supervisor
Saudi Aramco
Hassan M. Alzain
Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner
Saudi Aramco
Topic: The Use of Health Management Programs in The Oil, Gas and Energy Industry
Abdulrahman Albanna
Head - Occupational Health and Industrial Hygiene
Tatweer Petroleum
Topic: Pandemic Crisis Management Plan
1400 – 1430
Exhibition Visit & Tea/Coffee Break
Exhibition Hall 1Sponsored By
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In recent years Climate Change is an issue that is being talked about in most major gatherings especially at countries leaders major meetings and discussion and that drastic steps are required to mitigate the impact of climate change on the whole world including reduction of CO2 emissions. Hence the term Carbon Neutral came into existence which is designed to encourage companies and countries to reduce emissions of CO2 into the atmosphere or at least offset carbon production by conducting activities or initiatives that helps remove the same as the amount of CO2 emission which means that you will have zero harm to the atmosphere (neutral or zero impact).
Most countries and companies have responded positively to this initiative and have put plans to reduce their CO2 emissions, these plans and initiatives will be discussed during this session. Meaning of carbon neutral and why is it important will also be discussed along with some case studies.
Panel Moderator
Dr. Mark Scanlon
Head of HSE Good Practices
Energy Institute
Hamed Al Naamany
CEO
Oman LNG
Sami Al Lawati
Technical Director
PDO
Abdulrahman Al Sadlan
VP, Phosphate & IM SBU
Strategy & Industrial Development
MA'ADEN
Dr. Fahad Al-Sherehy
Vice President - Energy Efficiency/Carbon Management
SABIC
Andy Best
Vice President – Carbon
BP
Mahmoud Shukri
Technical Committee Chair, Global HSE 2022 &
Corporate HSE Manager, PDO
1600 - 1800
Exhibition Visit
Day 1
Sponsored By
0800 - 0900
Registration & Welcome Tea/Coffee
Registration AreaSponsored By
0900 – 0905
Welcome Address by Committee Chair
Grand Ballroom CEng. Yousuf Mohammed Al Mahrooqi
Chief Distribution Officer
Nama
For an organization to remain competitive and incident free, they must strive to achieve HSE Excellence. Organizations can utilize HSE Excellence in their current practices to unify and integrate its HSE process under one umbrella to yield outstanding HSE performance. A prime factor in achieving HSE Excellence is to ensure that the vision and goals of the stakeholders are aligned. Maintaining HSE Excellence throughout is an ongoing and continuous process which requires dedication from all stakeholders involved in the process in order to ensure that the goals and objectives set by the leadership are achieved and discrepancies are resolved with due diligence. During this session the speakers will explain how to effectively achieve HSE Excellence in all areas of operations, its importance, and the various tools utilised to achieve and maintain such standards
Dr. Hisham Al Siyabi
Conference Chair, Global HSE 2022 &
Exploration Director, PDO
Shakeel H. Kadri
Executive Director &
CEO CCPS
Increasing Compliance, Improving Competence, Reducing Human Error, Leadership and Motivation are the four pillars of HSE excellence. Giving the importance of all parameters, an organization should focus on time-to-time analysis and evaluation of these parameters using best practices aimed at a achieving HSE Excellence. All these major components of the HSE should be of prime importance and part of the organization's core business in order for HSE excellence to be achieved and sustained.
In this session, Academia, Industry Leaders & Subject Matter Experts will share their perspectives and ideas on how to develop sustainable HSE Excellence for the future generation, as well as how they can train the next generation to perform effectively whilst sustaining HSE Excellence.
Panel Moderator
Mohammed Al Mujaini
Environmental Specialist
OQ
Ahmed Al Balushi
Team Lead, HSE Gas Network
OQ
Raseel Mohammed Al-Zahli
ICEM
Omar Hamood Al Wahaibi
MCBS
Safa Hamood Al Harthi
Health & Safety Management
MCBS
Amidst the modern Era traditional way of working is evolving with science and technology bringing us advanced technical tools and operating systems. We all are aware the younger generation is more comfortable towards adapting to this unique change. By shedding light on this concept this session will accomplish the objective of this theme which is to understand the younger generation's engagement interest and perspective towards HSE. The discussion will bring an ultimate outcome on the topic of how younger generation can be the changing face in HSE sector.
Session Chair
Yaqoob Al Abri
HSE Advisor
PDO
Session Coordinator
Ahmed Al Balushi
Team Lead, HSE Gas Network, North
OQ
Speakers
Ataka Humaid Khalfan Al Muharram
ICEM
Abdulrahman Ali Al Hooti
MCBS
Saleh Al Salti
Petrofac & ICEM Alumnii
Omar Abdullah Al Naamani
MCBS
Fatema AL Bariki
MCBS
Raneem Mohammed Saif Al Ruhaili
ICEM
1240 - 1300
Media Interviews with Students
Media Zone1300
Prayer & Lunch
Prayer Room & Atrium 1Day 1
Sponsored By
0800 - 0900
Registration & Welcome Tea/Coffee
Registration Area0900 - 0910
Welcome Address by Committee Chair
Grand Ballroom BAnfal al Alawi
HSE Advisor
OPAL
0910 - 0930
Keynote Address
Gender Leadership from Bias to Barriers
Despite efforts to achieve equity in the workplace, professional women face barriers to becoming recognized leaders. Although history has acknowledged women in leadership think of the women who led the civil rights and education reform movements. Professional women make up only a small fraction of senior leadership in the last 50 years, professional women have jumped huge obstacle in the corporate world, advancing into top leadership positions even with the odds stacked against them. Nevertheless, persistent barriers regularly delay and obstruct their success. What are the barriers to women in leadership, and how can professional women overcome them? By leveraging their strengths and tapping into the right resources, professional women can tenaciously push ahead and build equitable work environments where they thrive
Kate Lawson
Exploration Manager Oman
Shell Oman
Ahmed Khalil
HSE Director
BAPCO
0930 – 1030
Panel Discussion 1
Benefits of Gender Diverse Workforce
Panel Moderator
Nadiya Al Harthy
Senior Contract HSE Advisor
PDO
Ayssar Hanza
Risk Engineering Director
Ace Energy Group
Najla Binmahfoodh
Loss Prevention Engineer
Saudi Aramco
Abrar Al-Talhi
Sr. Representative EHSS Analyst
MA’ADEN
Salim Al Harthy
Manager of Lean Program
Oman Airport Authority
Women in Safety is a global ongoing mission to recognize, celebrate and boost the careers of women in the profession, as well as to inspire the next generation of leaders. Recent events have created new challenges for women in the safety sector, potentially inhibiting years of progress – yet crossing these hurdles also opens the way for positive change and new opportunities.
This Panel will discuss solutions to the unique challenges faced by women in the safety community. Offering panel discussions featuring expert speakers, this event will provide inspiration and ideas to advance equality for all women in the safety profession.
Panel Moderator
Maryam Al Rawahi
Performance & Data Management Specialist
OQ
Layla Janahi
HSE Advisor
Tatweer Petroleum
Asma Al Ghabshi
Country HR Manager
Shell
Wayel Al Osailan
Executive Director EHSS
SADARA
Mohammed Salim Al Harthy*
CEO
Salamati Group
1215
Prayer & Lunch
Prayer Room & Atrium 1