Successful delivery of capital projects on time and within budget
Burgeoning complexities in nearly all capital projects have highlighted the need for robust interface management. In oil and gas added concerns such as oil price volatility have instigated stringent budget allowances, meaning mega projects have an increased likelihood of being delayed and costing up to billions of dollars in overrun costs.
Interface Managers from around the globe will gather in Amsterdam to discuss the emerging interface management discipline, including its role in the bigger picture, setting coherent roles and responsibilities and multiple contract management. With the impending publication of the industry driven Interface Handbook, 2015 will showcase ground breaking new developments along with international case studies from North America, the Middle East and Europe.
You weren't able to make it last year? Don't miss out on the 2015 event! Join us for the upcoming
Interface Management for Capital Projects Summit where industry leaders will gather to discuss define interface management and understand why it is critical in the bigger picture, plan an effective strategy and get everyone on board, and turn theory into practice for successful day-to-day interface management.
Topics to be addressed at the upcoming summit include:
- Total evaluate contractor strategy and stakeholder buy-in at interface initialisation
- PEMEX develop interface management processes on Mexico's first deep sea development project
- AMEC Foster Wheeler identify interface points early for efficient communication and to meet deadlines
- ENI set coherent roles, responsibilities and battery limits, and transparent contractor and company communication
- Saudi Aramco proactively manage interface issues before they become critical
"In the (oil and gas) industry we have the expression - first we hire the scapegoat."-Edward W. Merrow, CEO, Independent Project Analysis, on his observed tendency of many owners of unsuccessful oil and gas mega projects to shift blame onto contractors when project execution founders.
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Speakers
- Yann Camprasse, FPSO Interfaces, Total
- Arthur Ruiz, Interface Manager, Lakach Project, PEMEX
- Khaled Kattoua, Senior Technical & Interface Manager, Saudi Aramco
- Johnny Hope-Smith, Interface Manager, AMEC Foster Wheeler
- John Thropp, Interface Lead, Maria Project, Wintershall
- Stefano Salustro, Upstream Interface Manager, ENI
- Michael Bible, Senior Advisor, Ivar Aasen Project, Front Group AS
- Jan Heemskerk, Engineering, Construction & Maintenance, CB&I
- Sulaiman Al-Naqbi, Project Interface Team Leader, ADMA-OPCO
- Torstein Landaas, Interface & Change Manager, Talisman Energy
- Mike Rudofsky, Interface Coordinator, Husky Energy
- Douglas Steptoe, Principal Systems Engineer, Mott MacDonald
- Derek Price, Principle Programme Engineer, Network Rail
- Daniel Constable, Systems Integration Consultant, Parsons Brinckerhoff
- Paul Quintavalle, Systems Integration Consultant, Parsons Brinckerhoff
- Sergey Volchkov, Project Coordinator, ITPS
- Ray Simonson, CEO, Coreworx
- Samin Shokri, Service Officers Manager, Coreworx
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Workshops | November 16th-17th 2015
- Workshop A: Interface Management Best Practice, 16th November 2015 (16:00 - 18:00)
- Workshop
B: Manage Interfaces to Reduce the Impact Projects can have on Existing
Facilities and Production, 6th November 2015 (18:00 – 20:00)
- Workshop C: Using Interface Management in the Engineering Process, 17th November 2015 (07:30 - 09:00)
Conference Day One | November 17th 2015
- Including: Morning & Afternoon Networking & Refrashments Break, Lunch & Networking
Conference Day Two | November 18th 2015
- Including: Morning & Afternoon Networking & Refrashments Break, Lunch & Networking
The agenda is available as PDF under downloads at the right side of the page.
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Venue
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Venue & Accommodation
DoubleTree by Hilton AmsterdamOosterdoksstraat 4, Amsterdam,
1011 DK, The Netherlands
Website:
http://doubletree3.hilton.com/en/hotels/netherlands/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-amsterdam-centraal-station-AMSCSDI/index.htmlPhone: +31-20-5300800
Fax: +31-20-5300801
AccommodationPlease note: Travel and accommodation is not included in the registration fee. However we have a number of discounted bedrooms at a recommended hotel nearby,The Mövenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre on the 16th and 17th November. Prices start from 214.00 Euros per night, including breakfast and excluding 5% tax. There is limited availability until the 2nd November, so we do encourage attendees to book early to avoid disappointment.
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15% discount.
