Events

28th & 29th September 2010, Hamburg
HEAVY EUROPE 2010
www.heavy-europe.com

Join an impressive panel of Heads of Projects, Construction and Logistics from EPC contractors and operators in energy, oil and gas, and petrochemicals.  And you’ll have unique access to their hopes, fears and insights into the future.

How much bigger and heavier will modules get in the next 20 years? Which locations will become the hot spots for future projects?  Will procedures become smarter and greener than they are now? What new vessels are on the horizon?

HEAVY EUROPE 2010 is the first conference to tackle these tricky questions.

• Supersize me! What's the next step for modularisation?
  Plan your next project with the insight you'll gain from Bill Meyer, Director of Project Execution Development, Foster Wheeler USA Corporation who’ll share thoughts on what’s driving modularisation and how the industry can better prepare for what’s round the corner
  
• Is bigger really better?
  Some of the best brains in the business, including Tom McGarry, M.W.Kellogg Limited, discuss how heavy heavy can, and should, go
  
• Avoid a permitting and permissions nightmare
  Hear the valuable lessons Udhe GmbH learnt the hard way when the authorities blocked their plans – Jens Jakob will share the best ways they found work with a diverse range of authorities
  
• It won't fit! Solutions to heavy lifting in confined spaces
  Taking insights from the many revamps they have conducted, Fluor will share some of the best solutions they have found to working in live plants and refineries
  
• How to save €12m during a routine shutdown
  This case study had everything to contend with – an incident the previous year, a workforce to convince, and even more sceptical authorities – find out how they managed this feat with an entirely innovative approach, saving €12m in the process
  
• Find out who's got new vessels up their sleeves
  Thierry Aelans gives the latest update on the design and plans for operation of RWE Innogy’s Seabreeze vessels and Aker Solutions, Wood Group Engineering (North Sea) Ltd and BARD Holdings GmbH reveal insights in an interactive panel session
  
• Get the right equipment at the right time
  Discuss solutions with your fellow attendees in the interactive round table discussion addressing equipment shortages
  
• Designing modules to be easily transported and lifted
  Drawing on insights from work for Shell in Rotterdam, Statoil in Norway and Sabic Polyolefin in Saudi Arabia, JACOBS will share their techniques for getting heavy lift planning going at the component design phase

For more information please:
Call: +44 (0)20 3141 8740
Email: info@hansonwade.com
Visit: www.heavy-europe.com

DON'T MISS...
HEAVY EUROPE, 27-29 September 2010, Crowne Plaza, Hamburg
HEAVY LATIN AMERICA, 4-6 October 2010, Intercontinental, Rio de Janeiro
HEAVY MIDDLE EAST, 30 November and 1-2 December 2010, Abu Dhabi

• Revised Piracy Intelligence Based On Latest Activity
  
• New Cost Effective Preventative Measures
  
• Up-to-the-minute Hijack Management Strategies

Security advice and piracy trends change as each ship is captured. Staying updated on the latest intelligence is extremely time consuming, on top of your already demanding role.

Combating Piracy Week is where the industry continues to gather to ensure their security policies are constantly renewed. At every meeting, marseq brings together lessons learned from the latest attacks to guarantee the continuous sharing of maritime security expertise.

Top 10 reasons why you can’t miss Marseq’s Combating Piracy Week

1. You’ll hear the in-depth analysis behind Zodiac Maritime’s two recent hijackings. The Asian Glory (hijacked 28th December 09) and St James Park (hijacked 1st January 2010)
2. The crew of MV Taipan used a secure strong room to enable military forces to capture pirates. Find out why this decision was made and understand when it’s safe to use a citadel.
3. Chris Holtby is the Chairman of Working Group 1, Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia and will deliver an essential update on the current and planned International action to combat piracy in the short and longer term.
4. After revising the BMPs earlier this year, Philip Pascoe from OCIMF will reveal the latest amendments to the BMP guidelines.
5. You’ll receive essential military briefings on what future plans are in place for protection in 2011 and beyond.
6. A unique opportunity to visit to The Maritime Security Centre (Horn of Africa) at Northwood. This is your chance to meet the team behind Operation Atalanta..
7. What are the legal issues surrounding armed guards onboard vessels? Toby Stephens from Holman Fenwick Willan will assess what procedures must be put in place to manage armed guards onboard vessels.
8. Nigel Carden, Deputy Chairman, Thomas Miller P&I Ltd, Chairman, IGP&I Maritime Security Subcommittee will evaluate the impact of maritime piracy on insurance and examine how different insurers are reacting to the risks of piracy.
9. Having invested in preventative measures to reduce their risk of attack, "K" Line LNG Shipping (UK) will reveal what anti-piracy processes they have in place.
   
10. Are the chances of attracting people to jobs at sea shrinking? Giles Noakes from BIMCO will share the latest thinking behind how to manage the human elements.

For more information or to register please:
Call: +44 (0) 203 1418 700
Email: info@hansonwade.com
Visit: www.marseq.com

Don’t forget to quote your priority booking code BALTIC.

26-29 April 2011, Moscow
TransRussia

TransRussia, Russia’s largest trade event for the transport and logistics industry took place in April 2010. The event is well known in the industry and comprises an exhibition and a co-located conference. 

TransRussia 2010 hosted over 500 exhibitors from 32 countries and over 17,000 trade visitors. It covered all aspects of the transport industry, including shipping, road and rail transportation, freight forwarding, warehousing, logistics, cargo handling equipment, customs services and software.

The conference welcomed 320 attendees and provided an excellent opportunity to network with the major players in Russia’s transport industry, including governmental representatives, and discover in-depth information about the market. 

TransRussia 2011 will take place on 26-29 April 2011, in Moscow. 

For more information,
please visit the website: www.transrussia.ru/eng

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