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IMCA Emphasises on ROVs

  11/02/2010
Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Umbilical and Handling Systems will come under the spotlight at a workshop organised by the International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) at Oceanology International 2010 at London's ExCeL. The afternoon-long session will take place on Wednesday 10th March and is aimed at both onshore and offshore ROV managers and technical personnel.

 

im Mann of Fugro will open the session at 14.00, with Magne Andersen and Espen Ingebretsen of Oceaneering speaking about 'Challenges of ROV installation on newbuild rigs and vessels' and Andreas Gabrielsen of Nexans then talking about 'Deepwater umbilicals'. Jim Mann will then chair a brief introductory discussion identifying the topics of the workshops that will then take place for 90 minutes. These will take forward active discussions of topics raised by delegates during the first hour of the meeting.

 

"We are eager to encourage full participation in the workshops that are an integral part of the afternoon," explains IMCA's Technical Director, Jane Bugler. "We suggest that only those able to fully participate register for what will be an absorbing afternoon looking at both challenges and solutions. We also look forward to meeting Oceanology International visitors and exhibitors on our stand throughout the three days of the show describing our work on behalf of our ever-expanding membership around the globe."

 

The formal proceedings will end with a review of the session and of actions to be taken forward and be followed by a networking reception.

 

Although the session is primarily for members of IMCA, if space permits, non- members can also take part. Pre-event registration is required, with those interested in attending asked to email events@imca-int.com with their name, company name, address and other contact details or to call Parul Patel on +44 (0)20 7824 5520 or fax the association on +44 (0)20 7824 5521.






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