Queensland Gas Convention and Exhibition Program 2015

QUEENSLAND GAS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION

PROGRAM

24 – 25 NOVEMBER 2015 BRISBANE CONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE ORGANISED BY:

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CONTENTS

General Information

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Supporters & Partners

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Message from the Director

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Welcome Message from the Minister for State Development and Natural Resources and Mines

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Conference Program

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Speakers

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Workshops

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Official QG Social Function & Keep up-to-date with QG

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Exhibitor List by Company & Exhibitor List by Stand

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Product Listings

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Brand Listings

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Exhibitor Profiles

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Advertising Index

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Floor Plan

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THE QG 2015 ORGANISING TEAM Director

ROBBY CLARK

Sales Manager

WARREN QUEENAN

Account Manager

PETER THOMPSON

Account Manager

MICHAEL MCALISTER

Event Manager

NINA VIDALE

Content Manager

ANA MARIA FAUST

Industry Liaison Manager

SAMANTHA MARTIN

Group Operations Director

STEPHEN STEENSON

Senior Exhibition Coordinator

AMY SCHWAB

Exhibition Coordinator

SAMANTHA GAUGHAN

Marketing Manager

KAROLINA SHEPHERD

Marketing Executive

ANDRIA TROPIANO

The profiles in this directory are produced, as provided by the Exhibitor. Whilst all care is taken, Reed Exhibitions Australia, will not accept responsibility for incorrect information printed in the Exhibition Directory.

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OPENING HOURS TUESDAY 24 NOVEMBER 2015 QG Exhibition 9am – 5pm QG Conference Day 1

GENERAL INFORMATION

8:30am – 5pm

WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMBER 2015 QG Exhibition 9am – 4pm QG Conference Day 2

8:30am – 4pm

ADMISSION & REGISTRATION Exhibition registration is free for trade visitors. It is a condition of entry that all visitors register their attendance, either pre-show or upon arrival.

Note: Registration to the conference grants you complimentary access to the exhibition, so you only have to register once.

CANVASSING Canvassing for business by any unauthorised persons is strictly prohibited. The display and distribution of printed or other materials (except by exhibitors on their own stand) is prohibited.

PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEO Taking photographs or recording videos within QG is strictly prohibited. See our staff at Customer Service for your photography needs.

SECURITY Uniformed security guards will be on duty for the duration of QG. The venue is also under constant video surveillance.

CUSTOMER SERVICE The QG Customer Service is located at the entrance of QG. Please refer to the floor plan for full details on page 27.

FOOD & REFRESHMENTS Food and beverage outlets are located throughout the venue and will be open for the duration of QG.

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VISITOR BADGES Visitor badges must be worn at all times whilst inside QG. They can be collected from the Registration Desk.

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SUPPORTERS & PARTNERS

PARTNERS

MEDIA PARTNERS

EVENT SUPPORTER

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WELCOME

QUEENSLAND GAS 2015 ROBBY CLARK Director

On behalf of Reed Exhibitions, welcome to the 5th edition of the Queensland Gas Conference & Exhibition – QG 2015.

Whilst this year’s event takes place in the shadow of a challenged natural resources industry, we are very pleased to bring you an outstanding and relevant-to-market conference program for 2015.

This year’s conference program is once again structured around our four key pillars – Digital Gas Field, Drilling, Maintenance and Workforce – with a special emphasis on transition from construction to operations and maintenance for the Queensland industry.

Key sessions of the free-to-attend conference program include: • Procurement and supply chain optimisation • Improving well performance • Groundwater monitoring and treatment methods • Operational safety and risk management • Integrity and asset management • Transition and the importance of the community and people • Operational Safety and Risk Management In addition to this conference program we are also pleased to present the popular half-day workshops on Advanced LNG Fundamentals and Maintenance Shutdowns.

I would like to take this opportunity to extend our thanks and appreciation to all our exhibitors, partners and visitors, and a special thanks to our sponsors and strategic partners the Queensland Government, CRC Mining and Mining & Energy Services Council of Australia (MESCA).

I hope your experience at QG 2015 is engaging, informative and productive.

If you require any information or assistance during QG 2015 please visit our Customer Service Centre located at the entrance, where members of the Reed Exhibitions team will be more than happy to assist you.

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MESSAGE

FROM THE MINISTER THE HON. DR ANTHONY LYNHAM MP Minister for State Development Minister for Natural Resources and Mines There’s no doubt the future is bright for Queensland’s gas industry.

The International Energy Agency expects over the next 25 years that gas will become the first fuel globally.

Queensland is in the enviable position of having more than 90 per cent of eastern Australia’s proven and probable CSG reserves – or 43,000 petajoules. In the space of six years our LNG industry has gone from an idea to a fully-fledged export earner with three LNG facilities on Curtis Island in Gladstone.

On top of that, we have the vast petroleum and gas resources of the Cooper and Eromanga Basins in our south-west. They are considered among Australia’s most prospective and commercially-viable regions for deep gas and oil development.

All of these resources are supported by pipelines, ports, rail lines, a highly-skilled workforce and a world-leading mining engineering technology and services sector.

It’s critical that we maximise the potential of these resources – natural and human – and our world-class infrastructure into the future.

Already, the LNG industry has generated investment of more than $70 billion, created more than 30,000 jobs during construction and injected more than $35 billion into local economies.

The Queensland Government is committed to regulating for sustainable development, fostering innovation and developing evidence-based policy to maintain Queensland’s globally competitive status as a supplier and as a leading investment destination.

We are also mindful in this ongoing period of growth that we must look after our own domestic gas consumers. With this in mind, government is currently consulting with industry to develop a Queensland Gas Supply and Demand Action Plan to tackle the challenges ahead and attract the global gas investment we need. I expect to release the plan in the first quarter of 2016.

For industry, the challenge is to maintain Queensland’s world-leading status through an ongoing commitment to innovation. In a truly global market for investors and customers, Queensland industry must continually seek and implement new and better ways of doing what they do.

Now is the time to show the world what Queensland’s resources sector is capable of.

The Queensland Government is proud to support the Queensland Gas Conference and Exhibition. It provides a valuable opportunity for industry to come together, to share ideas and to foster essential innovation.

As you experience the 2015 Queensland Gas Conference and Exhibition, I encourage you to consider what can be done differently, and how we can innovate for the future.

THE HON. DR ANTHONY LYNHAM MP Minister for State Development Minister for Natural Resources and Mines

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DAY 1 | TUESDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2015 8.00AM | REGISTRATION OPENS VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Tea & Coffee on arrival 8:00am – 8:30am CHAIR: BARBARA JINKS, GAS INDUSTRY ADVISOR AND VICE CHAIR, INTERNATIONAL GAS UNION 8:30am

MARKET DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SECTOR Michael Roche, Chairman, Queensland Resource and Mineral Council

9:00am

MARKET TRANSITIONS: TRANSITIONING FROM CONSTRUCTION TO OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE Kai Eberspaecher, Senior Associate, Advisian

9:40am

PANEL: ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: OPTIMISING OUR DELIVERY AND PERFORMANCE – WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED AND HOW ARE WE LEVERAGING OUR EXPERIENCES TO BUILD A MATURE INDUSTRY ECONOMIC OUTLOOK Panellists include: Richard Cottee, MD, Central Petroleum David Rynne, Chief Resources Economist, Department of Natural Resources and Mines VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Networking Morning Tea 10:20am – 10:50am

10:50am

RECENT FINDINGS ON CAUSES, DELAYS AND REMEDIES FOR SCHEDULE AND COST OVERRUNS FOR AUSTRALIAN GAS PROJECTS John Steen, Associate Professor, UQ Business School, University of Queensland

11:30am

GAS TRANSMISSION: ADAPTING TO NEW CHALLENGES Cheryl Cartwrigt, CEO, APGA VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Networking Lunch 12:00pm – 1:00pm

CHAIR: NORM MCGILLIVRAY, MANAGER CONTRACTS & ENGAGEMENT, QMI SOLUTIONS

CHAIR: MATTHEW COOPER, GENERAL MANAGER GD ENERGY

MAIN ROOM

UPPER LEVEL ROOM

PROCUREMENT AND SUPPLY CHAIN OPTIMISATION

IMPROVING WELL PERFORMANCE

12:30pm

NAVIGATING PROJECT LOGISTICS – HOW TO ENSURE YOUR CARGO DELIVERY FITS IN WITH YOUR PROJECT IMPERATIVES Brad Skelton, Director, Depth Logistics

11:30am

DIGITAL OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT TO REDUCE RISK AND MINIMISE COSTS

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12:55am

BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES TO ENTER INTO THE SUPPLY CHAIN John Abraham, Director, Blue Sky Economic Development & Keith Williams , Director, Blue Sky Economic Development

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SURAT BASIN CSG FACTORY DRILLING – BEST IN HSE AND OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE Arman Nick Kholgh, Senior Well Engineer, Integrated Project Management, Schlumberger Australia Pty Ltd

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SHOWCASING INNOVATION THROUGH THE SUPPLY CHAIN THOUGH BETTER SUPPLY CHAIN ENGAGEMENT AND CAPABILITY DEMONSTRATION Michael Swart, Manager – Business Development, QMI SOLUTIONS ICN (Industry Capability Network)

1:35am

NEW TECHNOLOGY: EXPLORING TIGHT RADIUS DRILLING IN THE BOWEN BASIN – A PROJECT UPDATE Scott Adam, Program Leader for Underground Coal, CRCMining

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REGULATORY WRAP UP: CONTRACTING PRINCIPLES – 10 SIMPLE RULES FOR COMMERCIAL NEGOTIATION OF SERVICE CONTRACTS Damian Roe, Senior Associate, Resources and Energy, Hopgoodganim

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REGULATORY WRAP UP: REGULATORY ASPECTS OF WELL COMPLETION Martin Klapper, Partner, Resources and Energy, Hopgoodganim

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VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Networking Afternoon Tea 2:45pm – 3:15pm CHAIR: MATTHEW COOPER, GENERAL MANAGER GD ENERGY IMPROVING WELL PERFORMANCE 3:05pm

DRILLING & COMPLETIONS Gregor Schoenberg, Senior Well Engineer Operations – Surat, Arrow Energy GROUNDWATER MONITORING AND TREATMENT METHODS

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WHAT ARE THE IMPACTS ON GROUNDWATER FROM CSG DEVELOPMENT IN THE SURAT BASIN? Prof Jim Underschultz, UQ CCSG

4:30pm

MAJOR ACCIDENT PREVENTION (MAP) – A SAFETY CASE APPROACH TO CONSTRUCTION Craig Baxter, HSSE Manager, Clough

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DAY 2 | WEDNESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 2015 8.00AM | REGISTRATION OPENS VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Tea & Coffee on arrival 8:00am – 8:30am CHAIR: JOHN ABRAHAM, DIRECTOR, BLUE SKY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 8:30am

CREATING A 10 YEAR VISION FOR QUEENSLAND GAS – WHERE TO FROM HERE? Dr Anthony Lynham MP, Minister for State Development, Minister for Natural Resources and Mines

8:45am

BUILDING AN UPSTREAM CSG BUSINESS TODAY FOR TOMORROW’S FUTURE Ian R Davies, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Senex Energy

9:25am

MAINTENANCE OPTIMISATION IN THE AUSTRALIAN LNG INDUSTRY – THE CONTRACTOR’S ROLE Chris Tabrett, General Manager Strategy & Growth, Monadelphous Group Limited

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VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Networking Morning Tea 10:05am - 10:35am INTEGRITY AND ASSET MANAGEMENT 10:25am

CREATING A ROBUST ASSET MANAGEMENT STRATEGY TO OPTIMISE ASSET PERFORMANCE AND IMPROVE ASSET RELIABILITY Steve Koro, Regional Manager, Ausenco

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SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES FOR MANAGING COMPLEX ASSETS Joe Mathew PhD FIEAust CPEng FISEAM, Chief Executive Officer, Asset Institute TRANSITION AND THE IMPORTANT OF THE COMMUNITY AND PEOPLE

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THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN ATTAINING A SOCIAL LICENSE TO OPERATE John Cotter, Chairman, Gasfields Commission

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UNDERSTANDING HOW TO EMBED COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS – BEST PRACTICE FRAMEWORKS AND CASE STUDY EXAMPLES Clare Robertson, National Communications Manager, CNC Project Management Pty Ltd VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS: Networking Lunch 12:45pm – 1:45pm TRANSITION AND THE IMPORTANT OF THE COMMUNITY AND PEOPLE

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CREATING PATHWAYS FOR STAFF TO TRANSITION INTO NEW ROLES Cornelis Scheepers, Director, The Terrace Initiative Pty Ltd

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STATE OF CSG-LNG MARKET AND THE TRAINING NECESSITIES Penelope Twemlow, CEO, Energy Skills Queensland OPERATIONAL SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT

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WHAT!? SAFETY IS ABOUT BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS? DO THE PEOPLE IN YOUR ORGANISATION COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY WITH EACH OTHER? Wade Pan, Snr IE engineer, APA & Director at Wright Calibre Pty Ltd

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REGULATORY WRAP UP: HOW TO DEAL WITH A WORKPLACE INCIDENT AND THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE WH&S ACT AND THE P&G ACT Jonathan Ivanisevic, Partner, Litigation, Hopgoodganim

CONFERENCE PROGRAM KEY FEATURED EXHIBITORS

DRILLING

DIGITAL GAS FIELD

WORKFORCE

MAINTENANCE

VIP ACCESS PACKAGE HOLDERS Enjoy priority seating, catering and access to presentations post-event by purchasing a VIP Access Package.

For more details see the Registration Desk.

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SPEAKERS ARMAN NICK KHOLGH

CRAIG BAXTER

Senior Well Engineer

HSSE Manager

Schlumberger Australia Pty Ltd Arman Nick Kholgh is a Petroleum Engineer. He graduated from Petroleum University of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering and a major in Drilling Engineering in 2003.

He joined Schlumberger Ltd. in 2004 and has been working for them since then. He has been involved in different well engineering roles in the Middle East, Asia and North Africa. He is currently based in Brisbane holding the position of Well Engineering Team Leader for Integrated Project Management in Australia.

Clough Craig is an experienced HSE professional with more than 12 years’ senior level experience gained in both the corporate and project environment. Prior to joining Clough, Craig worked for WorleyParsons, where he served for 18 months as HSE Manager on BHP Billiton’s Yarnima Power Station project in north west WA. Craig has also occupied a series of Health and Safety leadership positions in the UK with EDF Energy. Craig’s key responsibilities include the implementation of the Clough HSE Strategy across our Major Capital Projects.

DR ANTHONY LYNHAM Minister for State Development and Minister for Natural Resources and Mines Queensland Government Dr Anthony Lynham is the Minister for State Development and Minister for Natural Resources and Mines. Dr Lynham is an Adjunct Professor at QUT and an Associate Professor at the University of Queensland (UQ) School of Medicine. Upon his election in July 2014, he served as the Shadow Minister for Education, Innovation, Science and Information Technology, Shadow Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries, and shadow spokesman for the public service assisting the leader.

DAMIAN ROE Senior Associate – Resources and Energy Hopgoodganim Damian specialises in assisting clients in project development and regulatory approvals, focusing on tenement acquisition and maintenance, other regulatory approvals and infrastructure requirements. Offering commercial advice and high quality negotiation skills, Damian’s extensive knowledge includes resources and environmental approval regulations and land access issues for ordinary land tenure.

DAVID RYNNE BARBARA JINKS Gas Industry Advisor and Representative International Gas Union Barbara Jinks has over 30 years of experience in natural gas projects, in particular onshore and offshore high pressure pipelines and coal seam gas field development. She has a good working knowledge of conventional and unconventional gas projects from business development, project management, landholder liaison, approvals, environmental, safety, design and construction. Barbara has a civil engineering degree and two masters degrees; in environmental management and commercial law.

CHERYL CARTWRIGHT Chief Executive

Queensland Government The Department of Natural Resources and Mines department is an economic development agency that enables the productive and responsible use of the state’s natural resources. Providing economic advice and public policy insight and analysis to grow the resources sector in a sustainable manner. Prior to joining NRM, David was the Chief Economist and Director of Infrastructure and Economics at the Queensland Resources Council. Previously he was the Director of Economics and Taxation at the Minerals Council of Australia. David has also worked for the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Federal Department of Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business.

Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) Cheryl joined APGA after being immersed in politics, media and government for more than three decades. As Chief Executive, Cheryl represents the interests of APGA’s more than 450 members involved in all aspects of the pipeline. Cheryl has a keen interest in representing the membership’s interests and in fostering the development of the next generation of pipeliners through the Young Pipeliners Forum which she helped develop, and through pursuing opportunities for knowledge transfer, education and mentoring within the industry.

GREGOR SCHOENBERG

CHRIS TABRETT

HOWARD THOMAS

General Manager Strategy & Growth Monadelphous Group Limited Monadelphous is a leading Australian engineering group providing construction, maintenance and industrial services to the resources, energy and infrastructure sectors. Chris is responsible for the strategic growth activities, strategic planning and M&A for the Monadelphous Group and has been with the company since 2004. Before joining Monadelphous, his career included operational management roles with a law firm and an asset management consulting business.

CLARE ROBERTSON National Communication Manager CNC Project Management Pty Ltd Clare Robertson is the National Communication Manager at CNC Project Management. With a decade of experience working in the engineering and construction industry on state-significant projects, Clare has demonstrated skill in enabling infrastructure project teams to navigate complex stakeholder environments. Clare is committed to sharing insights and best practice to drive value, efficiency and innovation in infrastructure project management.

CORNELIS SCHEEPERS Director The Terrace Initiative Pty Ltd Corrie is a senior transformation leader and experienced change management practitioner focused on driving business performance improvement across industries by helping clients shape and deliver complex, large-scale programs. Corrie has been involved with all cycles of business transformation including organisational change management strategy and implementation, performance management, and economic business case development. Corrie successfully delivered large scale changeenabled transformation for a number of Tier 1 clients such as Rio Tinto, BHP Billiton, Lion Nathan National Foods, Investec, and the World Bank.

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Senior Well Engineer Arrow Energy Gregor has worked in the oil and gas industry for over 30 years, most of it with large operating companies. His main roles have included technical and engineering design work in drilling and completions, project planning, logistics, and operations monitoring.

He worked for several years with service companies, including rig contractors and engineering consultant firms. He has also worked as a college lecturer in drilling and project management.

Execuitive Consultant Advisian Howard combines an in depth technical background with a wide ranging business experience. He is formally technically accredited as a Fellow of Engineers Australia and a Chartered Professional Chemical Engineer and has worked on hydrocarbon installations all over the world. He has started, developed, bought into and sold a number of businesses, but continues to promote high performance in industry via TAM Consultants, part of the sharing economy and enabling knowledge workers to find work life balance.

IAN R. DAVIES Managing Director Senex Energy Limited Ian Davies was appointed as the Managing Director of Senex Energy Limited (ASX:SXY) in June 2010. During his tenure the company has significantly expanded into an oil and gas explorer and producer, with a large acreage position across the Surat and Cooper Basins. Prior to joining Senex, Ian held several senior positions in the resources and investment banking industries. He was a senior executive with QGC – a BG Group business during the establishment of Queensland’s LNG industry. He commenced his career in PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Energy and Mining Division.

JOE MATHEW Chief Executive Officer Asset Institute Joe is the CEO of the recently established Asset Institute based at QUT and has been the key facilitator behind the Institute’s transition from the CRC for Infrastructure and Engineering Asset Management and its predecessor, the CRC for Integrated Engineering Asset Management. He is one of the two founders of the International Standards Organisation’s Committee on Condition Monitoring and Diagnostics (ISO TC 108/SC5), which he chaired from 1996 – 2014. He serves as Foundation Chair of ISEAM and General Chair of the WCEAM.

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EXHIBITION DIRECTORY 2015 PROF. JIM UNDERSCHULTZ

MICHAEL ROCHE

Chair of Petroleum Hydrodynamics

Chief Executive

Centre for Coal Seam Gas, University of Queensland Jim is Professorial Chair of Petroleum Hydrodynamics at the University of Queensland with the Centre for Coal Seam Gas. Previously, Jim held senior science management positions at Australian National Low Emissions Coal R&D as General Manager Science, and at CSIRO as Theme Leader for Unconventional Petroleum and Geothermal Energy R&D. He sat on the Sustainable Energy for the Square Kilometre Array geothermal project control group and he managed the hydrodynamics and geochemistry discipline group within the Australian Cooperative Research Centre on CO2 (CO2CRC).

Queensland Resources Council The QRC represents the interests of 270 businesses with direct and service sector investment in developing Queensland’s minerals and energy resources. Michael has extensive experience in the government sector with most of that time as a senior executive in the Economics Division of Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. Michael currently serves on several boards and advisory committees, including the board of Mine Wealth + Wellbeing and Chairman of the Queensland Minerals and Energy Academy.

JOHN ABRAHAM AND KEITH WILLIAMS

Manager – Business Development, QMI Solutions

Co-Directors Blue Sky Economic Development John Abraham and Keith Williams as Co-Directors of Blue Sky Economic Development in Brisbane bring a wealth of experience in relation to economic development in the Queensland and Australian gas sector. Both John and Keith were heavily involved within one of the gas majors’ $20 billion CSGLNG construction phase between the Surat and Gladstone, where they drove the important agendas of Local Content and Indigenous Participation.

Industry Capability Network Michael Swart is a seasoned business management professional and brings with him a wealth of experience spanning over 25 years. He has worked in various companies and in diverse roles. In his current position Michael focuses on supporting major projects to achieve their local content responsibilities through a dedicated ICN embedment within the project, working alongside the project team, to identify suitable suppliers, to meet the supply chain requirements of the project.

JOHN BOWIE

PENELOPE TWEMLOW

Director

CEO

PalmCrest Consultants Pty Ltd With around 16 years’ experience at a strategic planning level in Shutdown optimisation John’s knowledge and experience has led to the creation of a successful consultancy business in shutdown management, maintenance planning and scheduling. His focus on effective scheduling has changed the face of shutdown planning for many organisations. His insight and practical experienced-based approach will change the way you think and act during the planning and scheduling process of your shutdown.

Energy Skills Queensland Penelope is eminently qualified and experienced to assist the mining, energy and telecommunications industries to build a skilled workforce.

Penelope has over 15 years of operational and strategic management experience and holds a unique combination of deep industry knowledge and global management experience. Penelope is Chair of the Gladstone Energy and Maintenance Training Centre Committee and represents Energy Skills Queensland in Safer Together for the provision of workforce planning and development services.

JOHN COTTER

RICHARD COTTEE

Queensland Chairman

Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer

GasFields Commission John Cotter, Commissioner and Chairman of GasFields Commission Queensland works with his fellow Commissioners to manage and improve sustainable coexistence among rural landholders, regional communities and the onshore gas industry in Queensland. Mr Cotter is a landholder and beef producer with more than 30 years of experience in rural advocacy. Mr Cotter has a track record of bringing onshore gas company senior executives, landholders, heads of government and advocacy groups to the table and leading open and frank discussions.

MICHAEL SWART

Central Petroleum Ltd Richard’s first involvement with the oil and gas industry was working for Crusader Oil in the negotiation of the Cooper Basin Liquids Scheme following which he joined Santos as a Senior Marketing Officer for LPG. Richard has been instrumental in creating a gas market in Qld and the formation of the LNG export industry. He has also been a CEO of CS Energy and in its 3 years doubled its profits and tripled its generating capacity. In his working life he has been involved in creating around 10,000 permanent jobs primarily in Qld.

JOHN STEEN

SCOTT ADAM

Associate Professor

Program Leader – Underground Coal Mining

University of Queensland John is currently leading major international research studies on the subject of innovation and productivity in the resources sector and in developing economies. This includes the transition to new digital business models and performance in megacapital projects.

In 2014 he released two reports on the future of the global mining industry with EY that received international media coverage, including commentary in the Wall Street Journal and financial Times.

John is currently megaprojects department editor for the Project Management Journal – the research journal of the Project Management Institute.

CRCMining Scott Adam is the Program Leader for the Underground Coal Research Program at CRCMining. Joining CRCMining in 1997 from the mining industry as a Mechanical Engineer. In his various roles at CRCMining, Scott has maintained a strong emphasis on delivering value through developing and applying project management processes to R&D projects to manage elevated technical risk and uncertainty. In his current role he is responsible for engaging with members to develop and execute the research strategy for the Underground Coal program.

STEPHEN KORO JONATHAN IVANISEVIC

Regional Manager

Partner – Litigation

Ausenco Rylson Stephen has a degree in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA, and has over 15 years’ experience in Asset Management. He has been involved in the design and implementation of asset management systems and processes in a diverse range of industries. He is currently involved in growing the Ausenco Rylson business in South America, working with clients such as BHP Billiton and Anglo America.

Hopgoodganim Jonathan specialises in commercial litigation, and in particular advises on occupational health and safety prosecutions. Jonathan’s experience includes providing onsite incident response and crisis management advice for resources and energy clients, and has acted in a number of defences to prosecutions for breaches of the Workplace Health and Safety Act and other occupational health and safety legislation for employers, principals and their executive officers.

KAI C. EBERSPAECHER Senior Associate Advisian Kai previosuly worked at Shell International and BG Group where he was the Upstream Operations Readiness Manager for the Queensland Curtis Liquefied Natural Gas (QCLNG) project. Before coming to Australia, Kai worked in the Netherlands, UK, and Kazakhstan in Production Engineering and Project Management roles. Kai is a Fellow of the Institute of Chemical Engineers, a Chartered Engineer, and a Registered Professional Engineer in Queensland.

WADE PAN Senior IE Engineer APA Wade Pan is a Senior Instrumentation and Electrical Engineer with RPEQ, CPEng, and CFSP. During his nine years in oil refining, Wade led incident investigations, functional safety audits and assessments.

These gave Wade insight into the interactions between process safety management, team communications and culture. And so Wade grew deeply interested in how our behaviours impact our organisation’s performance, and how much we could build or degrade its resilience against systematic failures without really thinking about it.

MARTIN KLAPPER Partner – Resources and Energy Hopgoodganim Martin has developed a reputation as one of the most effective and sought after energy and resources lawyers in Australia. He has been named a leading Australian Energy and Natural Resources lawyer in Chambers Asia-Pacific in 2012, 2013 and 2014. Martin is as much a part of the industry as he is an adviser to its participants. A founding member of the Australian Coal Seam Gas Council, Martin’s role with the Council saw him developing legislation, drafting submissions and negotiating with the Queensland Government.

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WORKSHOPS TUESDAY, 24 NOVEMBER 2015

WEDNESDAY, 25 NOVEMBER 2015

UPPER LEVEL ROOM: 2:45pm – 5:00pm

UPPER LEVEL ROOM: 10:30am – 3:00pm

MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWNS

ADVANCED LNG FUNDAMENTALS

Workshop leader: John Bowie – Managing Director, Palm Crest When do we know we are Shutdown Ready When no two shut events are ever the same how do we leverage off the last event to improve the next?

Where do we start and how do we capture everything that and engage everyone that needs to come together to set us up for the “Perfect Execution”

Welcome to the PalmCrest philosophy of Shutdown Readiness – In this workshop we will explore.

• What is different today that adds a new level of complexity to our planning process • How we can mitigate issues despite a changing landscape • How we can truly learn and apply past findings to our next event despite constant change.

• Defining the right planning horizon • Building a successful Shutdown Readiness methodology • Integrating Planning and scheduling to measure Readiness progress • How to achieve the optimal Plan.

Having a solid “Shutdown Readiness” program is the first step to gaining control.

No matter how small your Shutdown team is a well-defined Readiness program will move you from reactive costly planning to a measurable effective planning campaign with all the right controls, providing the best possible outcome for a successful launch of the shutdown/Turnaround event.

This workshop will challenge the “norms”. John Bowie’s Shutdown Readiness philosophy is battle tested and proven in some of the most complex shutdowns around the world. Its grass roots background was developed by Planners, Schedulers and Supervisors at the coal face where things needed to work and work well. Over the years the Shutdown Readiness philosophy has been adopted and adapted by major companies throughout the world.

Whether you are planning large scale complex shuts or high frequency short shuts this session will open your eyes and challenge your thinking beyond the standard ABCs of Shutdowns.

Understanding the LNG process: an interactive workshop focused on making sure attendees understand the critical issues and component parts of the LNG process.

This learning session will give attendees a comprehensive overview of the LNG production process. Attendees will explore the detail of the process. It will feature an in-depth review of the process building blocks, with the intent of providing service companies with an insight to opportunities, energy company in house staff with an understanding of the critical issues and the public and financial sectors with the vocabulary of LNG. The session will concentrate on generating understanding of the process and its issues rather than mere description.

Participants will leave the session with a clear understanding of the LNG process, the mission critical obstacles that need to be overcome in the Australian context of LNG and an idea of how their role can make a difference. This session includes catering.

Agenda: • Overview of LNG process and critical issues • Treatment of conventional and unconventional gas feed streams • The role of Refrigeration in liquefactio • The major equipment and their operation and maintenance to address the critical issues

Price: $198 per ticket (inc GST) SPONSORED BY:

WORKSHOP ROOM 3: 1:45pm – 2:45pm (FREE to attend)

Workshop leader: Howard Thomas, Executive Consultant, Advisian

Workshop leaders: Allan Rudman VP Energy Services, KBC and Howard Thomas Executive Consultant, Advisian

SESSION 1: MAKE COST SAVINGS TODAY – BEST PRACTICE ENERGY PERFORMANCE IMPROVES PROFITABILITY TODAY The gas you burn as fuel in the production of LNG and domestic gas costs money. If you burn gas wastefully, you are wasting money. The gas you don’t burn as fuel is available as product, adding to your revenue. Conserving energy can therefore save money and make money. All without even mentioning the positive environmental benefits of energy efficiency. This may not be news to you, so why are even the best performers in the industry consuming 25% more energy than what is technically viable? KBC will show that by integrating all technical, organisational and behavioural change methodologies on a site/corporate wide basis will ensure that you deliver, sustain and continuously improve your site to leading edge energy performance and save you money TODAY. SPONSORED BY:

WORKSHOP ROOM 3: 3:05pm – 4:05pm (FREE to attend) Workshop leaders: Allan Rudman VP Energy Services, KBC and Howard Thomas Executive Consultant, Advisian

SESSION 2: DO YOU WANT TO WAIT TO LEARN FROM BIG DATA OR DO YOU WANT REAL TIME INFORMATION NOW? Improvements in energy performance have a direct and significant impact on profitability. KBC is driving a trend of focusing on operational savings, including the use of Energy Management Information Systems (EMIS) to track, develop, implement and sustain benefits. KBC will demonstrate how an EMIS can be tailored for individual sites to ensure best practice energy performance is achieved through the use of energy metrics that are essential for evaluating performance and driving improvement through the use of defined targets and calculated lost opportunity costs. KBC will discuss how a focus on smaller data sets using process models, knowledge of the plant and energy expertise can validate and confirm key energy interactions from big data predictive analytics. Delivering energy metrics with dynamic target setting and lost opportunity calculations guides operations in best practice energy performance resulting in reduced energy costs and bottom line savings.

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Howard joined Exxon Chemical Olefins Inc. in 1989.

His practical experience in process operations led to a rapid specialisation in process optimisation, taking his first ethylene plant from 1800 t/d to 2100 t/d without physical modification. These results led to a rapid progression within Exxon, eventually coupling reliability science with process modelling analysis to extend optimisation from the process, to a combination with maintenance, improving not only efficiency but also availability. To this day, ExxonMobil still follow these practices worldwide.

Howard is by nature entrepreneurial and after leaving Exxon he learnt the ropes of consultancy before establishing his own businesses. His considerable skills bring a unique dimension to Hydrocarbons Operational Support.

Price: $299 per ticket (inc GST)

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QG Official Social Function This is an ideal forum to network with industry stakeholders in a relaxed environment.

When: Tuesday 24 November 2015 Where: Within QG exhibition hall Time: 5:00pm - 6:00pm Price: $80 inc GST (If you purchase a VIP Visitor Pass for both days you will receive a $45 discount on your Social Function Ticket) See customer service to purchase tickets

WITH THE LATEST NEWS AND TRENDS IN THE GAS INDUSTRY FACEBOOK: QUEENSLANDGAS.COM.AU/FACEBOOK TWITTER: QUEENSLANDGAS.COM.AU/TWITTER LINKEDIN: QUEENSLANDGAS.COM.AU/LINKEDIN

Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are great research tools that enable you to stay up-to-date with the latest products and services from your favourite brands.

These Social Media platforms allow you to engage and learn in real time with trends and topics that are of interest to you and your company.

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EXHIBITOR LIST BY COMPANY

BY STAND

4P System

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Queensland Fire & Emergency Services

APRS Pty Ltd

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SGS Australia Pty Ltd

Bilfinger Water Technologies

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Cebeco Pty Ltd

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

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Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

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Fuji Xerox Australia

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

1020

1128

Global Road Technology

Depth Logistics

1528

1130

APRS Pty Ltd

Fuji Xerox Australia

1030

1228

Pressure and Safety Systems

Gas Today

1530

1328

NETZSCH Australia

Global Road Technology

1128

1330

4P System

Table Top 1

1428

Bilfinger Water Technologies

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

1528

Depth Logistics

NETZSCH Australia

1328

1530

Gas Today

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

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WEG Australia Pty Ltd

Queensland Fire & Emergency Services

1004

1710

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

1722

Megavar Pty Ltd

Transtek Pty Ltd

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Transtek Pty Ltd

WEG Australia Pty Ltd

1532

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Hayes Healthcare Australia

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Hayes Healthcare Australia

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WHAT SETS

YOU APART? FROM ALL THE REST

SOLUTIONS THAT IMPROVE PROCESSES, SYSTEMS AND PEOPLE VISIT SGS AT STAND

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In a world where competing products and services begin to look the same, it’s the processes and systems behind them that make the real difference and deliver competitive advantage. Partnering with the world’s leading certification, inspection, testing and verification company opens the door to better performing processes, increasingly skilful talent, consistent and compliant supply chains and more sustainable customer relationships delivering profitable competitive advantage. Work with the global leader and take your commitment to the next level, contact us at certification@sgs.com or visit www.sgs.com/difference.

SGS IS THE WORLD’S LEADING INSPECTION, VERIFICATION, TESTING AND CERTIFICATION COMPANY

© SGS SA 2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

CAN WE HELP YOU?

NEED ASSISTANCE? VISIT THE CUSTOMER SERVICE CENTRE LOCATED AT THE ENTRANCE OF QG

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PRODUCT LISTINGS CERTIFICATION / CLASSIFICATION SGS Australia Pty Ltd Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS NETZSCH Australia

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1006

Megavar Pty Ltd

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Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control Pressure and Safety Systems

CHEMICALS Global Road Technology

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APRS Pty Ltd

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Gas Today

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COMPRESSOR Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

COMPUTER SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE 4P System

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DRILLING & WELL COMPLETION

Cebeco Pty Ltd

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

1528

1228

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

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R&D 1128

1710

Bilfinger Water Technologies

1428

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

1020

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

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Cebeco Pty Ltd

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REAL-TIME MONITORING & OPERATIONS

1528

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

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GAS DISTRIBUTION & SUPPLY Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

NETZSCH Australia

1328

1710

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

1428

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

MEASUREMENT CONTROL & INSTRUMENTATION

SAFETY EQUIPMENT & TRAINING SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

1710

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

Queensland Fire & Emergency Services

1004

1710

Transtek Pty Ltd

1724

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

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Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

Cebeco Pty Ltd

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE Queensland Fire & Emergency Services

Depth Logistics

GAS PROCESSING PLANTS

DRILLING EQUIPMENT & SOLUTIONS Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

1710

Global Road Technology

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

Depth Logistics 1006

Bilfinger Water Technologies

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EXPORT TERMINALS

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

APRS Pty Ltd

EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION

COMMUNICATIONS

PROFESSIONAL, LEGAL, FINANCIAL & INSURANCE SERVICES

1004 1710

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

PIPELINE TECHNOLOGY & OPERATIONS Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

1020

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

Queensland Fire & Emergency Services

1004

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

1710

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

STORAGE FACILITIES & TANKS Pressure and Safety Systems

PORT AUTHORITY & CONSTRUCTION

ENGINEERING PROCUREMENT & CONSTRUCTION

SIMULATION & TRAINING

1228

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

VALVES, CONNECTORS & PUMPS

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

Bilfinger Water Technologies

1428

Global Road Technology

1128

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

POWER & GAS UTILITIES

NETZSCH Australia

1328

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

NETZSCH Australia

1328

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

WATER MANAGEMENT

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

1020

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

PROCESS EQUIPMENT & ENGINEERING

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING

Global Road Technology

1128

NETZSCH Australia

1328

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

Global Road Technology

1128

NETZSCH Australia

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

WELL TESTING

Transtek Pty Ltd

1724

Bilfinger Water Technologies

1428

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

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JOHNSON SCREENS® VEE-WIRE WELL SCREENS –––––– Leading the Vee-Wire screen technology since 1904, Bilfinger Water Technologies (formerly Johnson Screens®) offers a broad range of premier wire wrapped, and pre-packed screens for open and cased hole applications along with premier surface screens for solid separation. For more information, visit us at stand 1428.

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BILFINGER WATER TECHNOLOGIES water.asiapacific@bilfinger.com VISIT VI ISSIIT US US AT AT ST STAND TAN AND D XX XX

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NEWS AND ANALYSIS FOR AUSTRALIA’S GAS INDUSTRY

Images from LNG 17 provided by Exhibitions and Trade Fairs.

Winter 2015 / issue 32

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MIGHTY Y How history is being made at Wheatstone

Spring 2015 / issue 33

for Australian Aus LNG

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Grant King

ESAA’s SHAUN COLE

Why Australia will become the world’s LNG super power Page 32

The market’s changing; what lies ahead for our domestic demand?

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New chief in town Exclusive interview with new APPEA Chief Executive, Dr Malcolm Roberts

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UNLOCKING LNG BOOM Future of LNG with Santos’ Peter Cleary

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Gas Today is the National Media Partner for the LNG 18 Conference & EXHIBITION

LESSONS FROM THE DOWNS What CSG operators can learn

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David Wrench

the North West Shelf

Stuart Smith

Strike Energy CEO on cutting costs in a challenging marketplace Page 40

Gorgon and Wheatstone: icons for domestic LNG Page 52

How NOPSEMA is monitoring offshore maintenance Page 64

Email Julie McConachy at jmcconachy@gs-press.com.au or call +61 3 9248 5100 to discuss marketing opportunities for your company

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Great Southern Press

You are invited to attend the

QG Official Social Function This is an ideal forum to network with industry stakeholders in a relaxed environment.

Revolutionising the way people work (since 1959) When Xerox invented the photocopier, it revolutionised the way people worked and shared information. When Xerox invented the mouse, it enabled people to interact with technology and automate their processes. When Xerox invented ethernet, it opened up a world of communication and file sharing and paved the way for the information age.

Our core focus has always been to support organisations through innovation and intelligent document processes — enabling people to work smarter and focus on their core business.

Join us at the Fuji Xerox booth (1030) to hear about the latest in print technology, software and services.

Xerox, Xerox and Design, as well as Fuji Xerox and Design are registered trademarks or trademarks of Xerox Corporation in Japan and/or other countries.

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When: Tuesday 24 November 2015 Where: Within QG exhibition hall Time: 5:00pm - 6:00pm Price: $80 inc GST (If you purchase a VIP Visitor Pass for both days you will receive a $45 discount on your Social Function Ticket) See customer service to purchase tickets

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BRAND LISTINGS ARI ARMATUREN (GERMANY) Pressure and Safety Systems AUSTRALASIAN MINE SAFETY JOURNAL APRS Pty Ltd

1228

1130

AUSTRALASIAN MINING REVIEW APRS Pty Ltd 1130 CASHCO (USA) Pressure and Safety Systems CEBECO/CROWCON Cebeco Pty Ltd

1228 1012

CERTIFICATION AND AUDITING SERVICES SGS Australia Pty Ltd 1006 CROWCON Cebeco Pty Ltd

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DEPTH FOREX Depth Logistics

1528

DEPTH INDUSTRIES Depth Logistics

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DEPTH LOGISTICS Depth Logistics DEPTH OFFSHORE Depth Logistics

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DEPTH TRAVEL Depth Logistics

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NOGGERATH Bilfinger Water Technologies

ECOM Transtek Pty Ltd

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QUEENSLAND MINING & ENERGY BULLETIN APRS Pty Ltd

ELFAB (UK) Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

GOETZE (GERMANY) Pressure and Safety Systems

SAFEAUDIT – SUPPLIER COMPLIANCE

1228

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

HV COMPLIANCE AND OPTIMISATION Megavar Pty Ltd HV MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE Megavar Pty Ltd HV SYSTEM DESIGN Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

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1006

SAFETY AND INDUCTION TRAINING SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

1722 SEETRU (UK) 1722

1428

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

SYSTEMS AND SERVICES CERTIFICATION SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

TEST EQUIPMENT RENTALS Megavar Pty Ltd

NEMO® PROGRESSING CAVITY PUMP NETZSCH Australia

1130

SAFESTAX – RISK MANAGEMENT

HV TESTING AND COMMISSIONING Megavar Pty Ltd 1722 JOHNSON SCREENS Bilfinger Water Technologies

1428

1722

TORNADO® ROTARY LOBE PUMP 1328

NETZSCH Australia

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES 4P SYSTEM Stand 1330 31 Harrison Street MACKAY QLD 4740 Australia Tel: 07 4944 1272 Fax: 07 4944 1289 mick.storch@thebulliongroup.com.au www.4ps.com.au Contact: Mick Storch, Paige Corely, Barb Johnson 4P System will remind you well before any training or compliance expires. 4P System will store all training and compliance records and generate a comprehensive matrix. 4P System can provide your project manager with all the necessary information to successfully plan and execute a project. There will be no more unexpected delays as all equipment and employees can easily be identified as compliant for the planned work site.

APRS PTY LTD Stand 1130

BILFINGER WATER TECHNOLOGIES Stand 1428 88 Brickyard Road GEEBUNG QLD 4034 Australia Tel: 07 3867 5555 Fax: 07 3867 5566 jonathan.james@bilfinger.com www.water.bilfinger.com Contact: Andrew White, Danny O'Rourke, Ray Holman Leading the Vee-Wire screen technology since 1904, Bilfinger Water Technologies (formerly Johnson Screens速) offers a broad range of premier wire wrapped, and pre-packed screens for open and cased hole applications, along with premier surface screens for solids separation. Some of these are: Well Screens, stainless steel Vee-Wire screens, Munipak速 - Pre-packed filter media screen, Pipe based Vee-Wire screens, Surface Screens, Run down (sieve bend) screens/assemblies, Rotary drum screen assemblies and Lateral screens. For your new or replacement screen requirements, standard or custom designs, contact us by emailing: water.asiapacific@ bilfinger.com.

4/31 Thompson Street BOWEN HILLS QLD 4006 Australia Tel: 07 3229 5344 contact@aprs.com.au www.aprs.com.au APRS Mining Media is proud to publish a selection of specialist mining titles which include the Queensland Mining and Energy Bulletin, the Australasian Mine Safety Journal and the Australasian Mining Review. These publications have become the independent voice for Mining and Energy across Australia and Asia. Through our print and online presence, we are able to distribute our mining publications and daily online content directly to heads of mines sites, team leaders, mine company CEOs, procurement managers, managers of mine services companies, industry consultants, trainers and other key decision-makers on a mine site.

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22, 35-39 Higginbotham Road GLADESVILLE NSW 2111 Australia Tel: 02 9651 4220 Fax: 02 9651 4171 kosta@cebeco.com.au www.cebeco.com.au Contact: Kosta Sazdanov, Renupreet Kaur When lives and property are at risk and you need gas detection equipment that is totally reliable, you need Crowcon.

For over 40 years Crowcon has been developing and manufacturing high quality products with a reputation for reliability and technical innovation. Crowcon provides both single gas and multigas monitors for personal and portable safety applications providing protection against a wide range of industrial gas hazards.

Stand 1020 COTTRELL CAMERON & STEEN SURVEYS PTY LTD

CAIRNS CENTRE FOR DRILLING & WELL CONTROL 93-95 McLead Street CAIRNS QLD 4890 Australia Tel: 0427 969 198 reception@wellcontrol.com.au www.wellcontrol.com.au Contact: John van-Vegchel, Brenda van-Vegchel As a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) the Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control provides nationally recognised and accredited training in a range of petroleum based areas specialising in blow out prevention (BOP), stuck pipe operations, underbalanced air-drilling operations, safety and skill development and preemployment for the oil, gas and extractive industries.

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Building 10b, Technology Office Park, 107 Miles Platting Road EIGHT MILES PLAINS QLD 4113 Australia Tel: 07 3340 9700 terryp@ccssurveys.com.au www.ccssurveys.com.au Contact: Bruce Cameron, Terry Prowd Delivering high quality cost effective spatial solutions. Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys is a dynamic geospatial company that provides an extensive range of spatial solutions to the public, industry and government. By using innovative solutions, the company aims to add value to client projects, not only in financial terms but also with regard to environmental and safety outcomes. The company has a local presence in Dalby and is a member of the Local Buy consortium. CCS has worked extensively throughout the Surat Basin, Darling Downs and the Bowen Basin. CCS offers comprehensive services in the following fields; Land Surveying, Town Planning, Aerial Imagery and Spatial Data.

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES DEPTH LOGISTICS

GAS TODAY

Stand 1528

Stand 1530

PO Box 5288 WEST END QLD 4101 Australia Tel: 07 3054 4670/13 000 DEPTH julie@depthlogistics.com www.depthlogistics.com

Level 5, 461 Bourke Street MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Australia Tel: 03 9248 5100 Fax: 03 9602 2708 scommins@gs-press.com.au www.gastoday.com.au

Contact: Julie Magnone, Brad Skelton, Sandra Skelton Providing companies with quality international and domestic logistics and travel solutions to their upstream and downstream challenges and requirements, Depth Logistics and Depth Travel have built solid relationships with many of the world’s most respected energy companies. Depth Logistics is a preferred, ISO accredited and prequalified supplier, and our experience and expertise add value not only to transportation of all manner of equipment, large and small, but in advising, consulting and preparing complex logistics studies and plans for projects no matter how remote the location.

Depth Travel is the sister company to Depth Logistics. The full suite of corporate travel services is available 24/7. Get into production faster with Depth.

FUJI XEROX AUSTRALIA Stand 1030 52 Merivale Street, Level 5/A4 SOUTH BRISBANE QLD 4101 Australia Tel: 07 5864 1280 Fax: 07 3864 7203 Ilonka.coombes@aus.fujixerox.com www.fujixerox.com.au Contact: Chris Elder – Account Manager, Vivek Kumar – Corporate Business Manager Fuji Xerox Australia is part of a world leading enterprise for business process and document management services. Our technology, expertise and services enable our clients –from small businesses to large organisations and government departments – to focus on their core business. With more than 8 billion pages printed on Fuji Xerox technology and in excess of 10 million documents scanned, processed and archived annually in Australia, we are using our rich heritage to create the office of the future.

Contact: Sally Commins, Michael Villanti Gas Today is Australia’s leading source of news and analysis for the natural gas industry.

The Gas Today offering includes a quarterly print magazine, print directory and annual Australia’s Gas Leaders publication. An easy-to-use website, free e-newsletter and premium news offering also complement the extensive print offering. Gas Today has a broad audience throughout Australia and the world, and therefore also offers exceptional promotional opportunities for gas industry companies.

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HAYES HEALTHCARE AUSTRALIA Stand Table Top 1 PO Box 5039 LAUNCESTON TAS 7250 Australia Tel: 1300 967 040 admin@hayeshealthcare.com.au www.hayeshealthcare.com.au Hayes Healthcare Australia specialises in drug and alcohol testing throughout Australia and internationally. The focus is on workforce blanket testing in remote and metropolitan areas, but Hayes Healthcare Australia also work on the development of drug and alcohol policies, as well as undertaking pre-employment, incident and cause testing of workers. Hayes Healthcare Australia also supply and distribute Australian Standard urine and saliva testing equipment, as well as facilitate confirmation testing through their network of NATA approved laboratories. Other services provided include onsite medical services and medical centres, ambulance services and short term supply of medical staff.

Stand 1128 1-5 Union Circuit YATALA QLD 4207 Australia Tel: 07 5667 8550 headoffice@globalroadtechnology.com www.globalroadtechnology.com Contact: Johnny Loots, Rory Hewitt, Simon Bayley Global Road Technology (GRT) is an international company that provides revolutionary soil stabilisation and dust control solutions to create better and safer roads for people, industry and communities, setting a benchmark in the delivery of rapid infrastructure solutions. GRT can apply its technology and products to almost any terrain and are able to withstand extreme weather conditions. The technology can be applied to in-situ material such as clay, silt, sand and gravel materials to create instant, safer, and sustainable infrastructure. We offer cost-effective solutions saving our clients up to 37% on road construction and maintenance costs. These savings have been independently verified by world leading accountancy and auditing firm.

Stand 1722 MEGAVAR PTY LTD 23/11 Buchanan Road BANYO QLD 4014 Australia Tel: 1300 730 499 service@megavar.com.au www.megavar.com.au Contact: Rebecca Greenwood, Tony Cunningham, Eugene Van Jaarsveldt Megavar is your high voltage specialist partner - an Australian firm with six state and territory branches. We ensure HV infrastructure complies with Australian Standards; we design, test, commission, monitor and maintain HV equipment to extend performance, reliability and life expectancy. We have an extensive range of power and instrument specialist testing equipment for short or long term rental and we offer a best price guarantee.

Come and talk to us about your high voltage needs and how we can help you best manage your HV assets and ensure reliable electricity supply.

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EXHIBITOR PROFILES NETZSCH AUSTRALIA Stand 1328 Unit 2, 24 Rodwell Street ARCHEFIELD QLD 2148 Australia Tel: 02 9641 2840 Fax: 02 8896 4324 nas@netzsch.com www.netzsch.com.au Contact: Rafael Navarrete, John Coles, Ana Heidrich NETZSCH from Germany is the world’s largest manufacturer of progressing cavity pumps and now has offices in New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia and Victoria. NETZSCH has been manufacturing progressive cavity pumps for more than 60 years and has an unrivaled range of positive displacement pumps including NEMO® progressing cavity, TORNADO® rotary lobe, multi screw, as well as macerators.

NETZSCH pumps range in size from the industry's smallest metering pumps to highvolume pumps for up to 1000m³/h. From the Upstream solutions for oil, water and gas production, through Midstream and Downstream application, the wide product range of NETZSCH for the oil & gas industry provide the optimum solution in accordance with the highest international standards.

PRESSURE AND SAFETY SYSTEMS

Stand 1724

QUEENSLAND FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES

Unit 5, 42 Ladner Street O`CONNOR WA 6163 Australia Tel: 08 9331 7500 Fax: 08 9331 7103 marketing@transtek.com.au www.transtek.com.au

Stand 1004 Level 2, 85 Hudson Road ALBION QLD 4001 Australia Tel: 07 3635 1856 Fax: 07 3256 1856 sharon.king@qfes.qld.gov.au www.fire.qld.gov.au/training

Contact: Rob Stone, Transteck Pty Ltd, Harald Zeier, Ecom GmbH

Contact: Superintendent Robin Boniwell, Inspector Gary Hall, Ray Garcia Queensland Fire and Emergency Services has been working with the CSG-LNG industry to develop training packages specifically designed to meet the unique environment of this growing industry. QFES has a full suite of training courses that will assist companies to develop their emergency response teams and provide opportunities for both the CSGLNG sector and individuals to improve safety and first response capabilities. Training is offered in firefighting, confined space entry, breathing apparatus, hazardous material management, vertical rescue, road crash rescue, working at heights and incident management. Who better to provide emergency response training for your site than the industry experts?

Stand 1006

Stand 1228 PO Box 470 SOUTH MELBOURNE VIC 3205 Australia Tel: 03 9699 7355 Fax: 03 9696 2956 valves@pressureandsafetysystems.com.au www.pressureandsafetysystems.com.au Contact: Malcolm Reeve, Shane Steer Pressure and Safety Systems has been supplying Australian industry safety & relief valves since 1966.The sole aim of the business is to prevent damage to our customer’s plant and equipment due to over or under pressure situations. By analysing the specific requirements of a plant or process we can help select the most appropriate solution to ensure personnel and plant can operate in complete safety. We carry a wide range of products for immediate delivery and our world renown European, British and American suppliers actively encourage and support our projects with technical assistance and timely product deliveries.

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TRANSTEK PTY LTD

Transtek is a leading Australian supplier of industrial calibration, instrument configuration & handheld hazardous area certified devices. Backed by long standing quality supplier relationships, Transtek has over 15 years of experience as a niche provider of advice, technical support and service for clients and service providers facing the challenging requirements of quality standards or hazardous area operations. Specific areas in which we provide application assistance are: Management of ISO calibration standards & certification of devices to meet their quality objectives, HART instrument communications and calibration management practices, hazardous area equipment certification and electrical equipment inspection requirements.

WEG AUSTRALIA PTY LTD Stand 1532

SGS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 6 Metal Pit Drive MAYFIELD NSW 2304 Australia Tel: 02 4960 7857 Fax: 02 4960 7887 jennifer.andrew@sgs.com www.sgs.com.au Contact: Jennifer Andrew, Lauren James SGS is the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company. SGS is recognised as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. With more than 80,000 employees, SGS operates a network of over 1,650 offices and laboratories around the world.

14 Lakeview Drive SCORESBY VIC 3179 Australia Tel: 03 9765 4600 Fax: 03 9753 2088 admin@weg.com.au www.weg.net/au For the past 20 years, WEG Australia has focused on sustainability, growth and prosperity for its customers and business partners to emerge as a major and recognisable industry leader in Australia.

WEG achieved this through an efficient global network of manufacturing facilities, in combination with its local branches and service providers. WEG’s products are designed specifically for the tough operational conditions of the Australian Oil and Gas industry segments. By satisfying all certification requirements and specifications relating to efficiency, torques and construction, these products provide peace of mind through consistency, performance and reliability. WEG has a comprehensive line of products to suit Australian industry needs.

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ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY From reservoir to processing facilities.

KBC is the only technology provider to supply production, processing and PVT Design tools under one company for truly integrated production modelling. KBC provides expertise in flow assurance and upstream consultancy for new and existing assets.

KBC Advanced Technologies AMER: +1 281 293 8200 APAC: +65 6735 5488 EMEIA: +44 1932 242424 upstream@kbcat.com • www.kbcat.com • blog.kbcat.com

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ADVERTISING INDEX COMPANY NAME

STAND NUMBER

PAGE

4P System

1330

21

APRS Pty Ltd

1130

21

Bilfinger Water Technologies

1428

17

Cairns Centre for Drilling & Well Control

1710

17

Cebeco Pty Ltd

1012

17

Cottrell Cameron & Steen Surveys Pty Ltd

1020

25

Depth Logistics

1528

17

Fuji Xerox Australia

1030

18

Gas Today

1530

18

Global Road Technology

1128

19

SPONSOR

25

Megavar Pty Ltd

1722

19

NETZSCH Australia

1328

19

Pressure and Safety Systems

1228

19

Queensland Fire & Emergency Services

1004

2

SGS Australia Pty Ltd

1006

15

Transtek Pty Ltd

1724

21

WEG Pty Ltd

1532

25

KBC

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FLOOR PLAN CONFERENCE & WORKSHOPS (UPPER LEVEL)

CONFERENCE MAIN STAGE CONFERENCE & WORKSHOPS (UPPER LEVEL)

CATERING AREA & VIP ACCESS LOUNGE

1030

1130

1330

1430

1020

WORKSHOP ROOM 3

CONFERENCE MAIN STAGE

1532 1128

1228

1328

1428 1531

1528

1530

1012

CATERING AREA & VIP ACCESS LOUNGE 1006

ENTRY / EXIT

REGISTRATION & CUSTOMER SERVICE

1724

1722

1004

1710

1000

1708 1

2

REGISTRATION & CUSTOMER SERVICE

3

4

WORKSHOP ROOM 3

ENTRY / EXIT

* Floor plan correct at time of printing

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