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Media Partners Platinum Sponsor Silver Sponsor Venue 09th - 11th of September , 2015 Berlin , Germany Attending the annual OPEXC Group EPC conference will enable you to: Turn the drop in oil prices into advantage on EPC activities Aligning expectations between project owners and EPC contrators Minimise your project execution risks by evaluating quality of work and eliminating common challenges Increase the quality of your project delivery by understanding how each department is involved in the concept to completion phases of an EPC project Evaluate future markets trends, opportunities by participating in the business dinner Business and Networking Dinner : 10th September 19:00 - 22:00 Operators and contractors round table discussion exploring most common challanges and aligning expectations between project owners and EPC contractors Experts speakers This year summit will discuss the complexities and best practice solutions for ensuring a successful and timely delivery of EPC project in the Oil & Gas and energy industry between the operators and EPC Contractors Pete Harpum Mannaz Client Director Led By : Lothar Balling Siemens VP Global Project Management Imad Shanan Petrofac SVP Strategic Enitiatives Frank Zabel Vattenfal Head of Project Governance Howard Thompson Amec Foster Wheeler Head of Project Performance Engineering & Technical Assurance Shane Forth Costain PMO Director Pete Harpum Mannaz Client Director John Smiley Consolidated Contractors Company AVP - Construction Support & Quality Milan Radosavljevic UWS - University Professor in Civil Engineering Rodney Turner SKEMA Business School Professor of Project Management Euthimios Kotronias Eni Head of Cost Engineering Dr Craig Thomson Glasgow University PhD research projects For more information or to register Tel: +420 255 719 421 Fax: +420 220 580 168 Email: [email protected] www.opexcenergy.com Global EPC Project Management Forum for the Energy Industry François Rodrigues EDF Head of Engineering - Dunkerque LNG Project The Global EPC Market Trends a New Era of Opportunities and Challenges , Bypassing the Pitfalls and Safeguarding Project Return by Ensuring an Effective Project Execution strategy to meet the new world of challenges Salim Jandula Pakistan Petroleum General Manager Joseph Wambia, AECOM Managing Director Godfrey Okorie AP Lifting Gear LTD Country Manager - Nigeria

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Media Partners Platinum Sponsor Silver Sponsor Venue

09th - 11th of September , 2015 Berlin , Germany

Attending the annual OPEXC Group EPC conference will enable you to:

• Turn the drop in oil prices into advantage on EPC activities• Aligning expectations between project owners and EPCcontrators

• Minimise your project execution risks by evaluatingquality of work and eliminating common challenges

• Increase the quality of your project delivery byunderstanding how each department is involved in theconcept to completion phases of an EPC project

• Evaluate future markets trends, opportunities byparticipating in the business dinner

Business and Networking Dinner :

10th September 19:00 - 22:00Operators and contractors round table discussion exploring most common challanges and aligning expectations between project owners and EPC contractors

Experts speakersThis year summit will discuss the complexities and best practice solutions for ensuring a successful and timely delivery of EPC project in the Oil & Gas and energy industry between the operators and EPC Contractors

Pete Harpum Mannaz Client Director

Led By :

Lothar Balling SiemensVP Global Project Management

Imad Shanan PetrofacSVP StrategicEnitiatives

Frank ZabelVattenfalHead of Project Governance

Howard ThompsonAmec Foster Wheeler Head of Project Performance Engineering & Technical Assurance

Shane Forth CostainPMO Director

Pete HarpumMannazClient Director

John Smiley Consolidated Contractors Company AVP - Construction Support & Quality

Milan Radosavljevic UWS - University Professor in Civil Engineering

Rodney Turner SKEMA Business School Professor of Project Management

Euthimios Kotronias EniHead of Cost Engineering

Dr Craig Thomson Glasgow University PhD research projects

For more information or to register Tel: +420 255 719 421 Fax: +420 220 580 168 Email: [email protected] www.opexcenergy.com

Global EPC Project Management Forum for the Energy Industry

François Rodrigues EDFHead of Engineering - Dunkerque LNG Project

The Global EPC Market Trends a New Era of Opportunities and Challenges , Bypassing the Pitfalls and Safeguarding Project Return by Ensuring an Effective Project Execution strategy to meet the new world of challenges

Salim Jandula Pakistan Petroleum General Manager

Joseph Wambia, AECOMManaging Director

Godfrey OkorieAP Lifting Gear LTDCountry Manager - Nigeria

WHO WILL ATTEND?CEOs - CTOs - COOs - Presidents - Senior Vice Presidents - Vice Presidents - Directors - Heads & Managers of: Projects Projects – Portfolio - Planning Project Management Office - Project Execution - Project Control Mega/Major - projects Contract - Procurement - Engineering - Construction - Operations - Business Development - Cost Estimation - Capital Investment - Risk Management ,

JOIN THIS EVENT TOFind out about EPC Project Managemet globallyDiscover the development of the Oil & Gas Market in EMEA Discuss challenges in Project and how they could be overcomed Access Best practices and experiences from practical case studies

13.30 Registration and Coffee

14:00 WWWorkkshhop Leeader'ss Introductionn and Opeening Remmarkks

LLed bby:

Pete Harpum, MannazClient Director

Session-1

Reflections on complexity – what does it mean and what are the effects

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15:45 Afternoon Tea and Networking Break

17:00 Closing Remarks from the workshop leader

Project management plays a crucial role in the success of oil & gas and power industry , the complexity and scale of projects in the oil &gas industry present significant risks to project participants and stakeholders and delivering complex large scale projects on time .Keeping best practice is a primary need for companies working in the oil and gas and Power industry sector. As Project management can become the make–it–or–break–it–factor for engineering ventures, experts agree. While tight schedules and limited budgets put pressure on all EPC ventures, adapting the right strategy can help to make your project a success.Companies have to guarantee that they are adopting techniques and strategies that can deal with the dynamism and difficulty of today’s operating conditions, as the the project managers be employed as the initial line of defense in the direction of business operations.

Mannaz works with businesses to develop project managers and leaders, we focus on successful strategy execution, the speed of innovation, higher project margins and lower write-downs. In fact, we believe that project leadership is one of the most important capabilities in an organisation for generating real business value.But how do we quantify project leadership and the generated business value? In order to answer these questions, we invited a number of practitioners to share their experiences in the survey ‘Business Value of Project Leadership’, which was carried out in 2013–2015.

One of the key findings to emerge from the survey is that project leadership can – and does – deliver high value to organisations, where executives and senior management consciously create the context that projects deliver strategic objectives.

From 36 topic areas across the spectrum of project management, four key findings emerge:

*Complexity is frequently evident in the project environment*A strong connection between corporate strategy and projects facilitatesproject delivery*Delivery of business benefits is often poorly accomplished*The application of ‘standard’ models of project management must beadapted to suit the specific organisational context.

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Session-2

*Building competencies to deliver in complex EPCprojects – needed personal attributes*Project manager…or CEO?

Session-3

Identifying your own development needs – and making a plan to build complex PM competencies

15:00

DEVELOPING PROJECT MANAGERS CORE COMPETENCIESTO DELIVER COMPLEX EPC PROJECTS

For more information or to register Tel: +420 255 719 421 Fax: +420 220 580 168 Email: [email protected] www.opexcenergy.com

Global EPC Project Management Forum for the Energy IndustryPre-Conference Workshop : 09th September 2015

Imad ShananePetrofacSVP - Strategic Initiatives

Howard ThompsonAmec Foster WheelerHead of Engineering & Technical Assurance

FRONT-END ENGINEERING & DESIGN (FEED)CAPABILITIES TO A SUCCESSFUL START UP

9:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

Chairman’s welcome speech

Coffee & Networking Break

Role of strategic map in softening with market dynamics9:10

8:308:30

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10:30

11:00

9:50

11:40

12:20

15:10

17:00

14:30

15:50

14:00 Luncheon

Project Outcomes: The Role of FEED in ReducingUncertainty• Identifying and Mitigating Sources of Uncertainty• Assessing the Maturity of FEED Outputs• The Importance and Limitations of Front End Loading• The FEED Estimate & Plan and their Significan e

• Addressing challenges and opportunities• Integrating with company model and softening with

the market• Value of strategy mapping in standing strong in tough• environments

Conference Day One

Global EPC Project Management Forum for the Energy Industry

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Conference Day One : 10th September 2015

Frank ZabelVattenfallHead of Project Governance

Big questions arise, after a Final Investment Decision (FID)has been made. Are you ready for site-mobilisation,construction, commissioning and handover?• How you can set up yourself for these critical phases in

the project lifecycle• What one can do during FEL to be ready on time?• How one can ensure, in an effici t way, that these

processes are only released, once the organisation is actually ready?

Pete HarpumMannazClient Director

Delivering EPC Contracts : Complexity , Contexts andCompetencies• Convenient fictions of project management• Context of EPC projects • Complicated and complex projects• Research on project leadership competencies

Translating theory into practice – building the competencies your project managers need to deliver complex EPC projects

Euthimios KotroniasEniHead of Cost Engineering

Cost Managemnet in Changing world and role ofowners in the new Era• Importance of the capability • Risks and complexity: thresholds and system collapsing.

of predicting time and cost in the investments.• Cost estimating and cost control in the investments.• Reduce costs or increase profitabili y in oil companies?

PROJECT MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE AND COST CONTROL

Shane ForthCostainPMO Director

Technical Integrity of the Project Schedule• Schedule integrity – what is it and how big is the

problem?• common problems in the development of project

schedules• A review of good practice in preparing the project

network• Real World Case Study• 5-Step Solution• Emerging trends in industry

Coffee & Networking Break

16:20 Panel DiscussionAddress the challenges faced by Project owners and EPCcontractors from scope of work to delivery of project without compromising other elements, handling construction risk, time and cost management.

Chairman closing notes

Business Networking Dinner10th September 19:00 - 22:00

Business Networking dinner, operators, contractors and subcontractors round table discussion, exploring industry challanges after the drop in oil price and its impact on the EPC Activities

For more information or to register Tel: +420 255 719 421 Fax: +420 220 580 168 Email: [email protected]

Milan RadosavljevicUWS - UniversityProfessor in Civil Engineering

Oil price flu tuations: Should project managers fret?• Expected and unexpected patterns• Macroeconomic and political backdrop• Impact of flu tuations on energy projects: learning

from the past

François RodriguesEDFHead of Engineering - Dunkerque LNG Project

John SmileyConsolidated Contractors International CompanyAVP - Construction Support & Quality Management

EPC PROJECTS MAJOR CHALLENGES IN COMPETITIVE WORLD

9:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

Chairman’s welcome speech

Coffee & Networking Break

Effective Engineering Management in EPC Industry andits influen e on Construction and procurement phases(Owner’s engineering point of view)

9:10

8:308:30

9:00

10:30

11:00

9:50

11:40

14:00

15:50

13:00

14:30

12:20

Practical Case Study, Construction Challenges• Key challenges experienced by CCC with EP Partners

in EPC projects for the Energy & Chemical Industries to achieve timely and successful completion.

• Pro-active approach to address Construction challenges and difficulties y timely alignment and integration of construction needs with the Engineering and Procurement process.

• Develop, implement, and maintain effective quality systems to meet Client requirements.

• Engineering Challenges in LNG projects• Risks at the frontier of Engineering, Procurement and

subcontracting strategies• Engineering delivery - success factors

e Day One

Global EPC Project Management Forum for the Energy Industry

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Conference Day Two: 11th September 2015

Project procurement management and logistics Challanges , Subsahara and Africa • Optimizing performance is to be found• Connecting “P” in the EPC cycle and Critical integrated

procurement• FEL phases risks involved and mitigations experiences

and applied practices

RISK IDENTIFICATION FROM ENGINEERING TO EXECUTION

Dr Craig ThomsonGlasgow Caledonian UniversityLecturer in Sustainability and the Built Environment

Managing project sustainability : the potential ofsustainability action plans• Potential for integration of corporate sustainability and

responsibility, sustainability assessment, knowledge management and stakeholder management with project management

• A holistic approach to managing project sustainability • Lessons for EPC from application within Mega projects• What is a sustainability action plan and how innovative

is it?

Lothar BallingSiemensVP Global Project Management

Execution Excellence for Global Power Projects• General challenges in Global Power Mega Projects• Organization of a global execution organizations• Team set up and capabilities• Processes and Tools to mitigate risks and challenges -• Reporting structure and tools• Global experience

15:10

Coffee and Business Networking Coffee

For more information or to register Tel: +420 255 719 421 Fax: +420 220 580 168 Email: [email protected]

Coffee & Networking Break

Luncheon

EPC PROJECT EXECUTIONS KEYS FOR EFFECTIVE PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN TO DRIVE TIMELY

PROJECT DELIVERABLES

Muhammad Salim Jandula Pakistan Petroleum Limited General Manager Operated Asset

ORGANISATIONAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PMO- HOW IS YOUR PMO WORKING ANYWAY

• OPM defined• Significance of PMO

RACI Matrix

Rodney TurnerSKEMA Business SchoolProfess or of Project Management

Project Marketing by, for and of the Project• Selling the benefit of the p oject to project sponsors,

and persuading them to commit time, money and support to the project

• Engaging stakeholders with the project• From Pre-project marketing to Project Delivery

Round Table Discussions

Chairman closing notes and end of Conference

The published programme is correct at time of printing.However, given the seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This is alwaysregrettable, and we will always try to replace the speakerwith a speaker with equivalent insight. For the most up-todate programme, please visit the event website : www.global-epc-project.com

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17:30

RISK MANAGEMENT IN ENERGY EPC PROJECTS• Risks identification from conceptualization to design,

implementation, operation, and decommissioning• Successful delivery of EPC contracts, viability

and long-term sustainability Effective Tools and techniques for allocating energy development and EPC risks

Joseph Wambia, AECOMManaging Director – FinanceGlobal Programs/End-Markets

Godfrey OkorieAP Lifting Gear LTDCountry Manager

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