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ShipRepair OQ & C6nversion/0 9-10 NOVEMBER OLYMPIA 2 LONDON CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION DAY ONE - November 9 SESSION 1 - THE INDUSTRY The future and competitive edge of the repair industry in Singapore Tong Chong Heong, Vice President ASMI and Executive Director, Keppel, Singapore Hong Kong's shiprepair industry now and after 1997 Yang Shi Lan, Deputy Managing Director, Yiu Lian Dockyards, Hong Kong The United States Shiprepair Industry - a need for international market penetration Bob Leber, Director Shiprepair, Newport News Shipbuilding & Engineering, USA SESSION 2 - OPERATIONS Introduction of Planned Maintenance systems onboard managed tonnage Lock Parker, Group Technical Executive, Acomarit (UK), Glasgow Life extension onboard Chemical Tankers Speaker to be announced Operating older tonnage in a hostile environment Peter Harrap, Chief Engineer Superintendent, BP Oil UK Ltd, UK Engine repair assistance by satellite (ship-to- conference demonstration) Lars Brodje, Maritime Adviser, Inmarsat, London LUNCH FOR REGISTERED DELEGATES SESSION 3 - SHIPYARDS Shipyard development Peter Meanley, Director, Posford Duvivier, UK Shiprepair and ISO 9000 John De Rose, Operations Manager, Quality Services, Lloyd's Register of Shipping, UK Gas safety in repair yards - people and equipment Karl-Peter Rohlssen, Gas Safety Specialist, Ibeda GmbH, Germany Getting ready for refit - a shiprepairers' point of view David Blincow, Managing Director and Chief Executive, A&P Appledore (Tyne), UK SHIPREPAIR & CONVERSION 93 OFFICIAL EVENING RECEPTION DAY TWO - November 10 SESSION 4 - SURVEYS Repair versus Scrap Kjetel Brun-Olsen, Senior Surveyor, Det Norske Veritas, Norway Vessel inspections-ship approval Gary Skipp, Manager Marine Services, Texaco Marine Services, Texas How far can a ship's structure deteriorate before it is irrepairable? John Waite, Principal Naval Architect, The Salvage Association, UK Extended operational audits Tony Brindle, Aim Safety, UK What is an enhanced survey? Bob Vienneau, Vice President, ABS Europe Ltd, London Owners' Survey - shipyard approval Speaker to be announced LUNCH FOR REGISTERED DELEGATES SESSION 5 - CONVERSIONS Ship conversion contracts - The Key Clauses Simon Curtis, Partner, Watson, Farley & Williams, London Conversion Project A Speaker to be announced Conversion Project B Speaker to be announced SESSION 6 - NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN PAINTS AND COATINGS A panel discussion with four of the world's leading suppliers Hempels - Svend Johnsen, Deputy Director, Marine International - panellist to be announced Jotun - Ragnar Jahr (water ballast tank concept) Rodney Towers, Marketing Manager (ballast tank problems) Sigma - The organisers reserve the right to amend this programme REGISTRATION BY MAIL OR FAX Conference fee of £385 plus £56 VAT on taxable element (payable by each delegate) includes volume of conference papers, participants list, lunches, coffee breaks and an invitation to the evening reception. Cheques should be made payable to BML Business Meetings Ltd. I wish to make Conference Registration(s) for.... delegate(s) and enclose a cheque for OR please debit my Amex /Visa Address . No Expiry Name Title Company Tel Fax . . Signature I require details of hotels • Complete this form (pleaseprint) and return with your remittance or fax to: Shiprepair & Conversion Secretariat 2 Station Road Postcode Rickmansworth Herts WD3 1QP UK MR Tel: +44 923 776363 Fax: +44 923 777206 Tlx: 924312 BML Circle 103 on Reader Service Card
