A subsea engineering and training company, Jee Ltd, will draw on its extensive integrity management experience to host a free-to-attend webinar exploring the topic on February 24, 2015.
Available to a global audience, the webinar ‘Lessons learned in subsea pipeline integrity management’ will be presented by the head of Jee’s integrity management discipline and Principal Engineer, Grant Adam , and will give participants an overview of subsea pipeline integrity management best practice.
A chartered engineer with more than 20 years oil and gas industry experience, Adam has an in-depth knowledge and technical understanding of integrity management and its associated areas, including internal and external inspection. His experience includes creating riser inspection strategies, inspection tool and stuck pig contingency plans, and corrosion management strategies.
Adam said: “At a time when subsea assets are maturing and reaching the end of their design lives, good integrity management has never been more important. This webinar provides an opportunity to hear how to safely maximise the profitability of mature assets through robust life extension processes, and how integrity can be continued into the next phase – decommissioning.
“Our industry faces many challenges which we can all tackle by sharing our experiences, to help improve industry standards and best practice. At Jee, we are in a strong position to share the lessons learned from our extensive experience working with a wide range of clients including major IOCs and vessel operators.”
The webinar will give participants an insight into the foundations of subsea pipeline integrity established during the design phase, and learn how to develop the key processes and systems that ensure safe, reliable operation. It will review the primary risks threatening subsea pipeline integrity today and discuss the management and mitigation measures that can be employed to reduce these to as low as reasonably practicable.