OPITO Safety & Competence
Conference 2012
'Managing the Safety Chain'
OPITO International is pleased to offer an opportunity to attend their third conference focusing on global safety and competency in the oil and gas industry. The 2012 conference, taking place on 20th of November in Abu Dhabi, will again provide a forum for improving standards of safety and competency in the global workplace. This year's theme will be 'Managing the Safety Chain' and the speaker panel is being assembled now.
The OPITO Safety and Competence Conference focuses solely on two of the most significant issues facing the oil and gas industry - safety and competency. In two years, we have established an influential forum for debating how the industry can improve the standards of safety and competency in the global workforce.
The global oil and gas industry has a significant dependence on the use of contractors and the challenge is understanding and having assurance in the safety and competence levels of contractors. This year's conference will debate the issues around the effective management of safety and competency levels across the industry. Exploring the views of regulators, operators and contractors, the conference will aim to find solutions for effective management of safety and competence.
Using a series of case studies, the conference presentations will focus on understanding who sets strategies for delivering competence, how they can be managed and applied across the industry as well as identifying their effectiveness and value
Who should attend OSCC 2012:
The event will be of interest to anyone who leads on safety and competence and workforce development within their own organisation. This conference will offer the opportunity to contribute to the continual evolution of world class industry practices that protect the workforce.
Around 250 delegates attended the 2011 conference, senior figures from national and multi-national oil and gas operator and contractors. In 2012 we hope to boost numbers again and will be offering an exhibition alongside the conference.
The conference is free of charge for those wishing to attend, and registration is open now.