Exhibition & catering available
Facilitated by Jenny Stanning, External
Relations Director, Offshore Energies UK
• Professor Lucy Easthope, Disaster Recovery Specialist
• Scott Barr, Managing Director – UK Business Unit, Harbour Energy
• Marielle Inizan, Asset Director – UK Central North Sea, TotalEnergies E&P UK
• Dave Whitehouse, Chief Executive, Offshore Energies UK
Refreshments break and exhibition visit
Delegates to self-select which conference stream they wish to attend
A Strategic approach to health challenges
Chaired by Carolyn Smith, HSE Advisor, Offshore Energies UK
Hear from the regulator on their strategic priorities for health in the workplace and understand how that will inform your own approach, gain insights into workforce engagement on health issues and learn more about the wellbeing assessments that underpin strategic action.
Collaboration, simplification, purposeful planning and deeper learning
Chaired by Richard Koops, Director in dss+ Oil, Gas & Energy Practice, dss+
From strategy to implementation, this session from senior leaders, and leading energy companies reviews aspects of collaboration to achieve a measurable change in safety performance. The session covers cross-disciplinary approaches to process safety and decommissioning and looks at effective learning from incidents.
Marine Spatial Planning & Co-existence
Chaired by Christer Bjorno-Husa, Sales & Marketing Director, NEMS AS
As the offshore energy industry expands, ensuring coexistence with all ocean users is critical. This session details the challenges different marine users face and explores the collaborative approaches that can be taken to balance stakeholder requirements and environmental stewardship. Discover how this strategic approach aligns industry needs with regulatory requirements, fosters collaboration, and ensures coexistence with other marine users. Join the discussion to aid an industry eager to co-exist and regulators involved in marine spatial planning drive efficiency, reduce conflicts, and accelerate project delivery.
Facilitated by Graham Skinner, Health & Safety Manager, Offshore Energies UK
• Scott Templeton, HM Principal Inspector Health & Safety, Health & Safety Executive -
Improving the understanding and application of process safety leadership – the ongoing challenge
• Andrew Taylor, Technical Lead, Offshore Environmental Inspectorate, Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment & Decommissioning -
Preventing major environmental incidents & leadership on environmental issues
• Bruce Webb, Associate Director, Scapa Energy -
Process Safety Leadership Gap Assessment Industry Data 2022 to 2025
• Graham Skinner, Health & Safety Manager, Offshore Energies UK
Delegates to self-select which conference stream they wish to attend
Healthy leadership and healthy culture can improve outcomes
Chaired by Carolyn Smith, HSE Advisor, Offshore Energies UK
Discover how community can underpin health and wellbeing strategies and drive improvement. Building a healthy culture requires a competent and effective leadership which can be seen as a key preventative barrier to workplace stress and poor mental health. Find out about how an preventative approach can have measurable improvements in the health of offshore workers.
Inspiring engagement and impactful initiatives
Chaired by Richard Koops, Director in dss+ Oil, Gas & Energy Practice, dss+
Gain insight into how to communicate corporate policies to the frontline. Discover how leadership can impact the safety performance of your organisation and discover key initiatives that are keeping people safe.
LAUNCHING THE OEUK SHORELINE RESPONSE PLAN DATABASE FOLLOWED BY Closing the Loop: Embracing the Circular Economy in Offshore Energy
Chaired by Christer Bjorno-Husa, Sales & Marketing Director, NEMS AS
As the offshore energy sector navigates the twin challenges of decarbonisation and resource efficiency, adopting circular economy principles has become a game-changer. This session explores how the industry can design out waste, extend asset lifecycles, and repurpose materials to create a sustainable future. Join leading experts and innovators as they share real-world examples, strategies, and technologies that are embracing the challenge of reshaping offshore operations—reducing environmental impacts while boosting economic value.
Refreshments break and exhibition visit
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