In this compelling keynote address, Stephen will provide insight into the mechanics of the current US Government administration’s pro-growth energy policy, what incentives the industry can expect and how energy executives can prepare to take advantage.
Stephen Moore, Contributing Editor for the Wall Street Journal, Senior Economic Analyst at CNN,Senior Economic Advisor to US President Donald Trump
In 2010, Captain Hung Nguyen, U.S. Coast Guard (retired) led the Joint Department of Homeland Security and Department of the Interior Investigation into the Deepwater Horizon casualty, which resulted in the largest oil spill in the U.S. History. Many of the report’s recommendations have been implemented to improve offshore oil and gas exploration and production activities.
Following his retirement from the Coast Guard, Captain Nguyen served as a Transportation Security Executive at TSA and Director, Global HSE Programs at Noble Drilling. This insightful keynote address will walk attendees through his experiences and show why organizational effectiveness requires participation and trust from everyone in the organization.
Captain Hung Nguyen, Former U.S. Coast Guard Captain and Co-chair, Deepwater Horizon Joint Investigation Team
In this practical, engaging, thought provoking and highly actionable session Henrik discussed:
Best known as the father of the digital agenda and co-founder of Industry 4.0, Henrik von Scheel is listed by the Financial Times as one of the most influential business thinkers on cooperate and national competitiveness. His work has been applied to national economies, influenced GDP growth, reset government policy and set standards that are applied by 26 NATO members. Henrik has worked on transformation projects with Shell, Aramco, Petronas, Statoil, Mærsk and Exxon, to name a few. He is a prolific writer and author of 6 best selling books and over 40 articles, and currently serves on the board of Google, Gazprom, World Economic Forum, LEADing Practice and the Global University Alliance.
Henrik von Scheel, Co-author of Industry 4.0, Advisory Board Member at Google & Gazprom
Jeffrey Hedges, Former General Manager, Operational Excellence, Chevron
This session will describe how to coach leaders to engage with frontline workers in a different and more human way, meeting the worker wherever they are with genuine interest in what they’re doing to help them to solve today’s challenges and uncover untapped improvement opportunity. The approach drives leaders and workers to be better at recognizing risk, reducing risk tolerance whilst building pride and ownership and enabling discipline to and ownership of, process.
Robin Gardiner, Production Operations Global Discipline Lead and Upstream Process Safety & Management of Change Lead, Shell Canada
Enjoy this selection of popular interviews and case studies that we’ve recently published on a topic that is on everyone’s mind these days: Building a Culture of Operational Excellence.
Operational Excellence in Energy: A Canadian Perspective
In this exclusive eBook, Mark Little, VP Health & Safety at Cenovus Energy, Emmanuel Giry, Manager, Enterprise Risk Management at Alberta Energy Regulator, and Shannon Guterson, Senior Business Analyst at TransCanada, share their OpEx journeys and their biggest priorities and challenges when it comes to balancing operational efficiency with operational risk management.
Operational Excellence in Energy: A Canadian Perspective
In this exclusive eBook, Mark Little, VP Health & Safety at Cenovus Energy, Emmanuel Giry, Manager, Enterprise Risk Management at Alberta Energy Regulator, and Shannon Guterson, Senior Business Analyst at TransCanada, share their OpEx journeys and their biggest priorities and challenges when it comes to balancing operational efficiency with operational risk management.
Improving Productivity Safely: Driving OE to the Frontline
In this exclusive interview, Kristen Kulinowski, board member of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board, provides her insight into CSB’s recent investigations and efforts to identify common drivers behind several major chemical incidents and the operational risks associated with deferred maintenance, improper MoC, inadequate condition monitoring and more.
The path to Safety Excellence through Operational Discipline
Mark Little, Vice President of Health and Safety at Cenovus Energy, shares his journey into safety maturity and what it means to achieve excellence in health and safety. Mark reveals how Cenovus is using their management system framework to drive operational excellence and risk management and how this has helped to simultaneously keep their people safe, their operations productive and their products sustainable.
60 seconds interview with Deepwater Horizon Investigator
Captain Hung Nguyen discusses his personal perspective on the leadership lessons learned from the Deepwater Horizon incident and where safety improvements still need to be made. Captain Nguyen explains how companies can promote HSE Excellence by using risk based process safety and how to use the CARE framework to enhance operational excellence.
The Operational Excellence in Energy, Chemicals & Resources Summit will be joined by over 100 operations leaders from NASA, Veolia, Enbridge, HydroOne, Suncor, SaskPower, Siemens Gamesa, Hydro-Quebec, Bruce Power, Toronto Hydro, Marathon Petroleum, Rio Tinto and many more to discuss how to optimize safety, efficiency, sustainability and reliability to drive world-class business performance.
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