We are pleased to invite you to this DNV GL Process safety seminar. Whether you are an existing or potential user, enjoy this unique opportunity to learn and take advantage of the ways in which we can contribute to your business success.

Main reasons to join:

• Increase your knowledge of best engineering practices
• Exchange and network with safety experts
• Share and increase your experience in risk assessment

Topics:

• Profitable Safety - good safety is good business!
• Latest tools for conducting an efficient QRA
• Asset ecosystem - What does the future of operational QRA look like?
• Live demo and case study

Who should attend?

Safety analysts, operators, process design engineers, regulators and legislators, insurance companies, engineering contractors and consultants, or managers who need to understand the output of a risk assessment

Speaker biographies:

• Stéphane Torrens – Regional Sales Manager, Process Safety Risk & Reliability tools – Region Oceania 
  After graduating as Industrial Risk Engineer from Ecole des Mines in France, Stéphane joined the oil and gas industry to improve risk situation in industrial plant and provide and implement risk analysis, fire and gas mapping, quantitative risk assessment in EPC company. He then moved to DNV GL to develop the use of Phast and Safeti software into industries to provide and improve knowledge about risk and consequence in industrial site. Today, Stéphane shares and promotes DNV GL knowledge around process safety, risk and reliability tools and analyses with industries and engineering partners for the Oceania area.
• Kehinde Shaba – Risk and Reliability Product Manager
  Kehinde has a wealth of experience across the risk management value chain, covering both technical and non-technical issues. He is currently Product Manager for DNV GL - Software’s suite of risk and reliability products with specific responsibility for Phast and Safeti. Prior to this he worked as a consultant within DNV GL London’s advisory group where he delivered a wide range of technical and non-technical risk related on/offshore projects across the HSE spectrum. Kehinde holds a BEng (Hons) degree in chemical and process engineering and an MSc in risk analysis.

A light meal and refreshments will be provided.