Sessions
Ensuring safety in offshore installation and operations
Health & safety on land and at sea
When: Wednesday, 29 November 2017, 16:15 - 17:30
Where: G105
Session description
The offshore wind industry operates a zero-tolerance practice with respect to Health and Safety incidents. This session aims to discuss best practice in installation and operation of offshore wind farms from a Health & Safety perspective, through a combination of best practice case studies, effectiveness of available training programmes and assessment of the cost impact of H&S hazards.
Learning objectives
- Hear about the best practice from the safe deployment of some of the world's largest wind turbines
- Understand the actual value of digitalization towards an unrestricted collaboration between customer and contractors
- Learn from the insurer's perspective about the impact of H&S hazards to insurance premiums
Session chair
Athanasios Kolios
Reader in Risk Management and Reliability Engineering, Cranfield University
Speakers
How 32 of the world’s biggest wind turbines were safely installed offshore.
Tue Collatz
Manager, HSE, Construction Projects, MHI Vestas Offshore Wind
G+ Global Offshore Wind Health and Safety Organisation – Providing a leadership role to support continued health and safety improvements in the offshore wind industry
Kate Harvey
General Manager, G+ Global offshore wind health and safety organisation
Digitalization of EHS: Effective Collaboration to improve Safety across the Industry
Jens Schulze-Wondrak
Head of QM & HSE Offshore Sales & Projects, Siemens Gamesa Offshore
Safety climate assessment: improving safety performance and organizational learning
Arve Sandve
Vice President Renewables, Lloyd's Register
