SAUDI 29th & 30th April 2008SAUDI CRANES Dammam ... Sattah Shiad, Project Manager, CCC 11.00 Morning...

29th & 30th April 2008Saudi Aramco,

Dammam, KSA

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SAUDI CRANES & PMV SHOW

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HAZZA TRACTOR

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WELCOME

Dear industry professional,

Saudi Arabia is the fastest growing economy in the region and is set to become one of the top ten global investment centers. This determination for growth is fuelling expansion on infrastructure as it tries to keep pace with an ambitious development plan. There are few countries in the world who can boast the scale and scope of the following projects.

• Economic cities - Rabigh, Hail, Madinah, Jizan • Aramco - Sumitomo Chemical refi ning plant • Aramco - total export refi nery • Aramco - ConocoPhillips export refi nery • Saudi Basic Industries Corp Saudi Kayan Petrochemicals company (Kayan) • Maadens Ras Al Zour mining ind city • Saudi Land Bridge project • Aramco expansion project • Sipchem

The Saudi Cranes & PMV show is designed to discuss how major projects impact on PMV. Hundreds of billions of dollars will be invested into the construction industry and “fi t out” of these major projects. The question for the Cranes & PMV market is how do we resource this expansion program. Comparisons and benchmarks do not exist, however we must ensure that all resources in the building process are managed. Delays which lead in increases in costs or penalties on this scale must be avoided.

I would like to thank our sponsors for supporting this event and thank Saudi Aramco for there time, support and facilities. I look forward to seeing you at the event.

Kimon Alexandrou, DirectorITP Business Publishing

Saudi Cranes & PMV Show \\ April 2008

For more information please contact Kimon Alexandrou on +9714 2108302 Email [email protected] to discuss the opportunity

AGENDACREATING THE RIGHT ENVIRONMENT IN THE MIDDLE EAST ENSURING THE SUPPLY OF MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY

Saudi Cranes 2008 aims to showcase leading suppliers of PMV and Cranes in the Kingdom and the Middle East and present on key case studies on all aspects of resource for major regional and international projects.

When 100’s of cranes and 1000’s of PMV and 10,000 personnel are in the equation – any issue is a big issue, any cost is monumental, any delays are crippling and the costs are levied at everyone in the mix. Getting it right is good for the project, the workforce, the suppliers, the customer and ultimately the end-user.

DAY ONE: 29TH APRIL

08.50 Registration and morning coffee

09.30 Chairman’s opening remarksHosam Hashem, Chairman Lifting Equipment Chapter, Saudi Council of Engineers

09.40 Welcoming remarksAmer Al Sulaim, Executive Director, Industrial Services, Saudi Aramco

10.00 Saudi Arabia – key developments and planned projects• What is the size and scale

of projects in the Kingdom?• How does this compare with

the region and the world?• Where are the demands and how will

this impact on Construction?• What does this mean to the Crane

and PMV market?Scott Fay, General Manager Eastern Province, The Shaw Group 10.30 Project Management • Understanding the ROI and building

resource requirement into the project• What is the lifespan of the project and

how likely is one project to overrun into to another

• Defi ning the processAbdul Sattah Shiad, Project Manager, CCC

11.00 Morning Coffee

11.30 The Saudi Construction market: meeting the demand - Panel session• The scale of the projects: putting

construction into perspective• Key factors in project management• Where equipment and labour play

catch up on projects• How design build impacts on

equipment choice now and in the future• Best Practice – who do we benchmark

against?

• Is there a saturation point – at what point do projects stop?

• Is equipment getting too smart for our workforce – down time due to over-engineering, short term problem or long term gain for the industry?

• How China and India impact our projects – what can we expect now and in the future?

Panellists :Scott Fay, General Manager Eastern Province, The Shaw Group Ahmad Ezie, Operations Manager, Arabian CBI

12.20 Lunch

13.30 Factors that affect major projects – machinery and people:• How old is too old? – Country by country

analysis• Do we repair or do we buy?• Equipment that is fi t for purpose not fi t

for budget – getting maximum gainIs labour the single biggest factor in the project?• Who we hire• How we hire• How we retainJohn Gibbs, Head of Safety andRoyal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu Saudi Arabian Bechtel Company

14.00 Which suppliers do we turn to and why?• Longevity in the market place• Technical support vs better equipped

operators• Speed of obtaining replacement parts

vs harder wearing constructionClaude Astour, General ManagerSaudi Cranes

14.30 Case Study: Crane Safety - Experiences from the fi eldHamman Medrassi, Section Head, Share Service, Supply Management, SABIC

15.00 Set-Up and Management of Cranes • Age• Set-up• MaintenanceHoussam Zamamm, Crane & Heavy Lifting Division, TUV SUD Middle East

15.30 Heavy loads – innovation that drives a sustained lift• Saudi Arabia sees the need for ever

greater lifts in line with its development objectives – Heavy lifts are not unique to the region – however the region is a leader in creating the lift benchmarks

• When do you have to think outside the box?

• What technologies are available?• What are the gains? David Gratteau, Project Manager, VSL Heavy LiftingSanjay Pachisia, Gulf Haulage Heavy Lift Bryan Cronie, Corporate Safety Director, Mammoet

16:15 Implementing a Crane Safety Management System• Management’s responsibilities• Policies and procedures• Training• Certifi cation, communication

and inspection• Field observationsSteven W Irwin, Crane Monitory, Saudi Aramco

16:50 Meeting Safety Standards• NCC CO Standards• Certifying Operators• Simulation to drive improvementsMike Martins, Director of Operations, NAHEETSHousein Altheban, Manager, Four Hands

17.20 Closing remarks from the chair





DAY TWO 30TH APRIL

09.15 Registration and morning coffee

09.30 Chairman’s opening remarksHosam Hashem, Chairman Lifting Equipment Chapter, Saudi Council of Engineers

09.40 This safety panel - are we taking short-cuts in our training?The cost of not emphasizing safety can include lost operating time, costs, injury, and in the worst case scenario, death. With prevention being the most effective safety strategy: • Prevention is the most important

safety strategy• Routine operations should be viewed

as critical• Consequences control behaviour• Positive feedback is the most effective

means of creating change• Safety standards are minimum

requirements: feel free to exceed them

John C. Gibbs, Safety Manager, Royal Commission for Jubail and Yanbu Saudi Arabian Bechtel Mike Martens, Director of Operations, NaheetsSteven W Irwin, Crane Monitoring, Saudi Aramco

10.30 Developing a safe and responsible system - The role of the appointed person• Developing the method and managing

the risk• Ensuring that standards are maintained

and fi ltered down to works on site and multi-site

Calvin Morris, Senior Management Instructor, Ainscough

11.00 Morning Coffee

11.30 Case Study: Introducing Al-SuwaidiLaunching one of the worlds largest super heavy lifters• The need for creating a super heavy lifter• Plant optimization as a driver for

modularization• Increasing the load lift for improved times

and benefi ts to end userSaeed Malik, DirectorALE-Al Suwaidi Co WLL.

12.20 Lunch

13.30 Slings / Ropes & RiggingHow training needs to keep up with technology if you are to get the best out of your equipment• Why technology has been developed

– what are the benefi ts to the industry?• Set up and inspection – what to do; what

to look for?• How to improve the life expectancy of the

rope – prevention before cure• How to check for damage –

- Cause and effect- How long have you got before you

change – building in downtime into the process

• What can you save?Nick Latham, Chairman, Modulift Günther Gferrer, Head of product management, Customer Logistics, Teufelberger

14.10 Tower cranes – Panel sessionThis panel session will focus on the relationship between the manufacturer and the purchaser – how a crane is chosen, located, managed and repaired is only half the story• Developments in design

• A review of technology; programmable logic controller (PLC), data recording, remoter trouble shooting, diagnostics,

anti-collision systems• The support from the manufacturer• Trouble shooting – experience from the

fi eld allows you to plan ahead• How training affects the lifespan

of the equipmentKlaus Binder, Project Manager, LiebherrSrini Kadaba, Manager, KanooDietrich Sell, Asia Pacifi c Region, Wolffkran

15.00 Mobile & Crawler – Panel session• Developments in design• The support from the manufacturer• Trouble shooting – experience from the

fi eld allows you to plan ahead• Essential for a safe lift: Proper placement

and set-up of mobile cranes • Loads, mats and the earth it stands on all

affect the way we set-upThe following manufacturers will be represented:Tadano and Terex Demag

15.40 Successful Partnership StoryKaled El Shatoury, Managing Director, Abdel Hadi Abdullah & Sons

16.10 Closing remarks from the chair

All presentations will be given in English

Presentations from companies including:

Saudi AramcoAl SuwaidiSabicRoyal Commission For Jubail and Yanbu Saudi Arabian Bechtel Company Saudi Kayan Petrochemical CoCCCNaheetsVSLArabian CBIGulf Haulage Heavy LiftKanooSaudi Liebherr Co. Ltd, EA Juffali & BrosThe Shaw GroupSaleh & Abdulaziz Abahsain CoModulift

GTECouncil of EngineersArabian CBISaudi CranesTUV SUD Middle EastGulf Haulage Heavy LiftingMammoetAinscoughWoffkranAbdel Hadi Abdullah & SonsFour HandsTeufelberger

Also featuring:

TadanoTerex DemagLiebherrManitowocGrove

Exhibition Plans

Internal

The agenda has been specially tailored to bring you fi rst class

speakers of the industry.

For more information regarding internal 3 x 3m exhibition areas or external to display machinery, please contact Kimon Alexandrou on +9714 2108302 Email [email protected]

External

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Code: BV1

REGISTRATION




Dammam, KSA


Venue Saudi Aramco




Old Airport Road


Tel.: 966-3-858-8000 Fax: 966-3-858-1266

CARLTON AL MOAIBED



Tel.: 966-3-857-5455 Fax: 966-3-857-5443















Email:









Presentations from companies including:

Saudi AramcoAl SuwaidiSabicRoyal Commission For Jubail and Yanbu Saudi Arabian Bechtel Company Saudi Kayan Petrochemical CoCCCNaheetsVSLArabian CBIGulf Haulage Heavy LiftKanooSaudi Liebherr Co. Ltd, EA Juffali & BrosThe Shaw GroupSaleh & Abdulaziz Abahsain CoModulift

GTECouncil of EngineersArabian CBISaudi CranesTUV SUD Middle EastGulf Haulage Heavy LiftingMammoetAinscoughWoffkranAbdel Hadi Abdullah & SonsFour HandsTeufelberger

Also featuring:

TadanoTerex DemagLiebherrManitowocGrove

Exhibition Plans

Internal

For more information regarding internal 3 x 3m exhibition areas or external to display machinery, please contact Kimon Alexandrou on +9714 2108302 Email [email protected]

External

ECNELLECXE

ECIV

RES

10x40m

reserved

10x20m 10x20m

100m

7x14m

ECNELLECXE

ECIV

RES

Code: BV1

REGISTRATION




Dammam, KSA


Venue Saudi Aramco




Old Airport Road


Tel.: 966-3-858-8000 Fax: 966-3-858-1266

CARLTON AL MOAIBED



Tel.: 966-3-857-5455 Fax: 966-3-857-5443















Email:









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