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Asia’s FIRST and ONLY Conference on Sourcing and Manning solutions for offshore oil and gas operations

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Chief Executive Off icerNordic Maritime

President – Business DevelopmentJaya Holdings Ltd

BP Upstream Marine AuthorityAsia Pacif ic Region, BP Singapore Pte Ltd

Chief Operating Off icerC-MAR

Organised by: Supporting Media Partners:Technology Spotlight Sponsor:

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CREWING AND MANNINGGlobal Drivers for Offshore Crewing and Manning9:00 Global Energy Markets and outlook for Offshore Oil & Gas E&P

Beyond the US: the potential impact of rising shale oil and gas on global oil prices

How is the race for new offshore oil & gas exploration expected to develop?

What investment is expected in existing and emerging offshore regions?

Gordon Kwan, Head of Regional Oil & Gas Research (APAC), Nomura Holdings Inc

9:30 Panel Discussion: Local Content and Cabotage Regulations: Opportunity or Risk?

Key developments across major markets – West Africa, Brazil, North Sea, Europe

What it means for Drilling, FPSO, Subsea and OSV operations

Strategies for achieving compliance Implications for market access and sustainability Partnership opportunities arising in developing local

capacity and capability Moderator:

George R Horsington, President – Business Development, Jaya Holdings Ltd

Panelists: Yeo Zhi Bin, Vice President, Research, CIMB Singapore Jonathan Michael Dunstan, Chief Operating Officer, EMAS Offshore Construction & Production Pte Ltd Kjell Goran Gauksheim, Chief Executive Officer, Nordic Maritime Senior Representative, Dynamic Offshore Drilling

10:10 Expediting Solutions to manage the Talent Crunch Employment outlook for oil and gas sector in the next 5

years New technology, ageing workforce, lack of workforce

entering the industry– how to manage this triple whammy Collaborating for success – where are the opportunities

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10:40 Morning tea

Succeeding in Indonesia 11:15 Government Update: Future Developments in Indonesia’s Local Content and Cabotage Law Regime

Flexibities and exemptions to expect What kind of support is the government prepared to offer? Key timelines

Sampe Purba, Vice President, Program & Budget Management PSC Contracts, SKKMigas

11:45 Industry Panel: Market entry and sustainability strategies for Indonesia

Managing Regulatory compliance Collaborating with local partners and government

agencies Financing projects in Indonesia Strategies to manage local crew shortage

Moderator:Jason Waldie, Director, Douglas Westwood Singapore

Panelists: Stephanus Hanan, Director, PT Jawa Tirtamarine Henky Suharto, President Director, PT Mahakarya Geo Survey More panelists to be confirmed

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12:30 Networking lunch

Crew Sourcing Strategies13:30 Case Study: Crewing Strategies for Short-term Projects

Identifying the common challenges What are the crewing strategies available Developing and retaining crew for short term projects

Abdul Lateef Siddiqui, Fleet Director-Offshore, V Ships Asia Group

14:10 Sourcing Strategies for Small and Mid-Scale Companies

Obtain the most Efficient Crew for your Offshore Operations

Partnership and cooperation options available to small and mid-scale companies working within the industry

Adding the extra value for contributing to your successAllan Falkenberg, Regional Managing Director, OSM Maritime Group

14:40 Afternoon Tea

15:10 The Key Priorities of Travel Management Within The Energy Industry – Consolidation & Security

Safety and Security in Crew Mobility Cost considerations & Value in Consolidation Transparency in transfers

Ingrid Joshi, Regional Head of Sales-Asia & Asia Pacific, APT Instone

Crewing Challenges and Solutions for Key Markets15:40 Indonesia

Local Content requirements and its impact the demand for local crew?

What are the steps taken by the government to facilitate offshore investment and crew development?

Sourcing strategies for local crew-What works in Indonesia?Stephanus Hanan, Director, PT Jawa Tirtamarine

16:10 Crewing Challenges and Solutions for Brazil Local content requirements and immigration laws

affecting crew accessibility Crew demand and supply analysis for Brazil’s Offshore industry Government support and incentives for foreign investors

–What more needs to be done?Peter Aylott, Chief Operating Officer, C-MAR

16:40 West Africa What are the expectations from West Africa’s offshore crew? Industry best practices for sourcing in West Africa Driving local content regulations and its impact on the

demand for offshore personnel Realistic timeframes for meeting talent shortage in the region

Chetna Shetty, Crewing Manager, Stanford Marine, U.A.E

17:15 Questions and Discussion 17:30 End of Day 1 Followed by Cocktail Reception

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CREWING AND MANNINGDeveloping Specialized Crew Competency9:00 Oil and Gas Companies Expectations from the Offshore Crewing Industry

How have the Industry requirements changed in recent times

Impact on your HR strategy What are the challenges faced in recruiting

Erwindo Tanjung, Drilling Manager, Pertamina Hulu Energi ONWJ, Indonesia

9:30 Case Study: Developing and Retaining Crew for the Offshore Sector

Collaboration between local governments and Oil and Gas companies to attract and progress local crew-What kind of policies and cooperation models need to be in place

Utilizing transferable skills available from other industries to create a multi skilled workforce

Creating competitive advantage through internal safety policies and practices

James Fortnum, BP Upstream Marine Authority, Asia Pacific Region, BP Singapore Pte Ltd

10:00 Managing the Need for Specialized Crew in the Ever Progressing Offshore Market

Need for specialized training and development to enhance competency?

Preparing crew for deep water exploration and production Risk Mitigation and Safety Management through Education

and Training Indranil Majumdar, General Manager-Fleet, Jaya Holdings

10:40 Morning tea

Sourcing and Retention Strategies for Key Offshore Segments 11:10 Sourcing Crew for the FPSO Operations- Requirements, Challenges and Solutions

Competency development for the FPSO Offshore Operations

Major Offshore Emergency Management - Required role of the Offshore Crew

Changing scenarios - Continual improvement on Rules, Regulations and Standards

Maximizing the focus of Offshore crew for efficiency management

Meenakshi Sundaram, General, Manager-Production, ONGC India

11:40 Crewing strategies for OSV-Requirements and Challenges

Assessing the crewing demand for Offshore operations Crew competency and training requirements Strategies to source and retain specialized crew for OSV

operations Arvind Sharma, Group Director Loss Prevention & HR Marine, Bernhard Schulte Ship Management

12:10 Sourcing and Crewing Solutions for Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs)

What are the crewing strategies available to ROV operators

Identifying the crew selection criteria for your offshore operations

Industry best practices and case studiesSenior Representative, EMAS (Confirmed)

12:40 Networking lunch

13:30 Industry Round Table on Crew Development and Retention

Modularization in the workforce to grow and retain talent Retaining crew for short-term projects Overcoming retention challenges faced by foreign

investors in local markets What are the best policies for crew retentions?

Panelists: Sanjay Dasmunshy, Fleet Group Manager, FPSO/FSO, Thome Oil & Gas Pte Ltd Erwindo Tanjung, Drilling Manager, Pertamina Hulu Energi ONWJ, Indonesia Indranil Majumdar, General Manager-Fleet, Jaya Holdings

Operational and Mobility Challenges14:10 Are ‘Offshore Accommodation Barges’ the Answer to reducing cost and improving safety in Crew Transfers?

Choosing between accommodation barges and alternative methods of crew transfer-What are the mitigating factors?

How feasible are offshore crew accommodation barges in Asia?

Managing environmental and operational risk for complex operations

Senior Representative, Strategic Marine Singapore (Confirmed)

14:50 Crew Liability and Claims Management MLC regulatory update and its impact on offshore oil and

gas operations What are the key implementation challenges for the

offshore sector Risk mitigation for the offshore sector – commentary on

best practiceAndrew Lee, Partner, Hill Dickinson LLP

15:30 Afternoon Tea followed by End of Day 2

17:00 Site visit to EMAS Training Academy and Simulation Center

Arvind Sharma, Group Director Loss Preventionernhard SSchulte Ship ManagagemeementnBe

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EMAS Academy, a S$10 million maritime training institute dedicated to advancing safety, operational standards and equipping offshore personnel with the specialized skills required to execute intricate offshore operations. The academy and simulation center gives participants

the chance to hone their skills in a large array of operational environments and prepares them to handle the most trying conditions so they can deliver optimum performance at sea.


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Expediting Sourcing and Manning Solutions for the Global Offshore IndustryThe ’Offshore Marine Crewing and Manning’ conference is aimed at addressing the burning issues surrounding offshore crewing including sourcing, training and development while creating an interactive platform for all industry player to raise their expectations and concerns

‘The difficulty is that there’s not just one issue which we need to address. An ageing workforce, a lack of students entering the industry, stringent immigration requirements even for skilled workers, and an explosion in demand for specialist crew such as dynamic positioning officers, have all combined to create a perfect storm for the domestic industry.’- Peter Aylott, COO, C-Mar Group. 2 Sept 2013

Why You Must Attend? Expand your Global network and build partnerships with key players

from the industry including Oil and Gas majors, Vessel operators and ship managers

Get the latest updates on regulatory changes, market outlook and what it means for your crewing and training strategies

Learn from the success stories of leading E&P companies and vessel operators on sourcing for local crew in key regions

Devise strategies to develop and retain specialized crew in this competitive industry

Identify strategies to manage the talent crunch in the energy market

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Offshore Crew – Liability and Claims Management

The workshop aims to provide a comprehensive guideline to offshore operators regarding crew liabilities arising from E&P operations and how these issues can be resolved.

1. Risk in offshore operations2. Financial and legal liabilities arising as a consequence of crew

operations3. Trends in recent claims4. How are claims assessed and processed by P&I5. Legal Issues related to claims

Crew Mobility & Deployment – Commercial and Legal considerations

The offshore oil and gas segment is a global industry that employs specialized workforce from multiple regions and countries. A global deployment strategy needs to consider not only the economics, but also labour and immigrations laws and alternative strategies.

1. Deployment strategies for global operations amidst the regulatory changes

2. Legal requisites for foreign crew3. Labour and immigration concerns for skilled crew4. Case Studies and Country Examples


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OSV, FPSO, Rig Operators Oil & Gas Companies EPC Crewing agencies

Ship Managers Crew Training Services Providers Ship Agents Classi cation

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02% India

10% Malaysia

55% Singapore

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Fleet Group Manager FPSO/FSO, Thome Oil & Gas Pte Ltd

Drilling ManagerPertamina Hulu Energi ONWJ

Regional Managing DirectorOSM Maritime Group

Fleet Director-OffshoreV Ships Asia Group

General, Manager-ProductionONGC India

Gain market information and network across 3 co-located events!

Joint Plenary Sessions: Global Energy Markets and outlook for Offshore Oil & Gas E&P Panel Discussion: Local Content and Cabotage Regulations: Opportunity or Risk? Expediting Solutions to manage the Talent Crunch Government Update: Future Developments in Indonesia’s Local Content and Cabotage Law Regime Industry Panel: Market entry and sustainability strategies for Indonesia

Crewing Challenges and Solutions for Major Markets

Local Content Requirements and its Impact on your Crewing Strategy

Developing Specialized Crew Competency

Sourcing and Retention Strategies for Key Offshore Segments

Operational and Mobility Challenges for the Offshore Market

Strategy showcase from FPSO, OSV, Subsea and Drilling rig operators

Regional Seismic Projects and Prospects Survey and Field Optimisation Marine Seismic Surveys Market Thematics Technology and Project Risk

Management How Multi-Client Surveys Impact Spending

in the Marine Seismic Acquisition Market Broadband Data Acquisition Surveys

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Local content and Cabotage policy updates from key offshore markets

Commercial impacts of policies - Investment and partnership opportunities

Cabotage roundtable – risks, opportunities and strategies

Market access strategies for Brazil, West Africa, East Africa and Indonesia

Government incentives and initiatives to facilitate investment

Case studies from international operators

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