Advanced Shipyard & Marine Inspection, Commissioning and Handover Delivery 2015

Topics

• A structured approach to inspections
• Pre-planning of onsite activities to match contract specifications
• Potential cost effective alternatives to inspections and tests
• The principles and practices associated with supervision and commissioning work
• Strategy on relationships between static checks and dynamic activities
• The work processes used for the design and construction of all types of vessel and offshore units
• Knowledge on efficient shipyard site punch lists
• New procedures for investigating outstanding works
• Updated guidelines on commissioning procedures
• Compliance, safety and environmental performances
• Key challenges facing the entire successful installations and ultimate handoff for operations of offshore facilities whether a new build or modification
• A commissioning network and definition of commissioning packages early in a project in order to establish fabrication and installation priorities and milestones
• Final takeover requirements
• Key technical and commercial questions that will help commissioning team of engineers representing the owner, check the construction, outstanding work and the operational performance of units

Who should Attend

Managers, Directors, Engineers, Supervisors and Specialists including:

• Ship Repair Managers
• Shipyard Managers
• Offshore & Conversion Managers
• Shipbuilding Managers
• Naval Architects
• Marine Superintendents
• Commissioning Managers
• Vessel Managers
• Project Superintendents
• Technical Managers
• Construction Managers
• Commercial Managers
• Foreman Engineers
• Inspection Engineers
• Mechanical Engineers
• Hook-up Engineers
• Vetting Specialist/Inspectors
• Installation Engineers
• Fleet Managers

from

• Ship Owners
• Shipyards
• Ship builders and ship conversion yards
• Ship Managers
• Classification Societies
• Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI) Contractors
• Oil & Gas Operators