Issue 68 – September 2013 news from the International Marine Contractors Association Lifting: IMCA’s work programme continues

PLUS LATEST SAFETY STATISTICS SPOTLIGHT ON CARL ANNESSA MORE SUCCESSFUL COMPETENCE SEMINARS THE MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION COMES INTO Image: Seaway Heavy Lifting

International Marine Contractors Association www.imca-int.com From the President issue 68 CONTENTS Massimo Fontolan, IMCA President 2013

As the industry moves inexorably forward and looks further into the future, evolution is of course inevitable. In addition to working in new geographies and topographies, there are also changes to regulation, legislation and the environment, including the political one. These issues combine to make our contracting activities increasingly difficult; ever more complex, challenging and risk laden. This requires us all to deliver to high standards, and places an emphasis on the need for sustainable and viable contractors in all segments of the market. 3 4 Whilst the business is high profile and often high value, that profile is not FEATURE IMCA always recognised, firstly by our clients and outside the energy sector itself. Recently though, there are signs that the financial world is taking more of an interest in our activities, with the advent of financial investors seeking to take a stake in the funding and control of offshore . Although greater involvement and understanding from the wider world is to be welcomed, there should also perhaps be a word or two of caution due to the sensitive nature of the work we are engaged in, as, particularly in the environmental sense, the need for a greater emphasis on safety becomes more and more fundamental to all that we do; on the capacity and capability of the contracting supply chain to deliver, within safety, quality, schedule, and still making a sustainable fair amount of profit. This emphasis should not be diluted by commercial considerations only. We are constantly striving to enhance risk cultures within contractors, 5 8 clients, countries, governments, regulators and legislators. The motivation CORE REGIONAL here is purely to improve global standards. These are long-term strategic goals, designed to further the industry, our reputation and efficiency. There is no short-term profit motivation here, as we all recognise that the cultures of companies, organisations and countries are not radically altered overnight. There is significant evidence that, where companies and organisations are driven by profit and returns, risk cultures deteriorate, often with deleterious results. There are many instances where one single incident or poor decision, based on an inadequate understanding or analysis of the risk factors, can result in total disaster. These risk factors are sadly often subservient to commercial or cultural drivers. At the highest level, businesses, industries, communities and societies are impacted by the catastrophes which result. Just to name 10 12 the more conspicuous: the Challenger space shuttle disaster set back NASA MARINE DIVING and the US space program, Piper Alpha had a huge impact on the industry and caused the Lloyd’s Insurance market to initiate radical changes, and the ramifications of Macondo have had a global effect, in addition tothe continuing erosion of the balance sheet, status and share price of BP. These are not the outcomes boards, investors, governments, regulators or the public are seeking. Working in riskier environments requires a greater focus on , which should not be diluted by short-term drivers such as share price and shareholder returns. business structures use safety and risk management as a tool for healthy competition and a competitive tendering success, where contracts are awarded not solely on price, but on a best fit. Factors considered by client companies include the quality of the supplier, using attributes such as: their safety record, their sustainability, their 13 14 viability, and their risk culture. SURVEY & ROV SPOTLIGHT Turning the market into one driven by price and returns will not add value to the sector, but could perhaps introduce an unwelcome reduction in the available pool of contractors, where financial considerations lead contracts to be awarded on the basis of cost, not culture. Ultimately, as a trade association, IMCA’s primary function is to do whatever is possible to make the contracting supply and value chain stronger and more sustainable, starting with the offshore contracting industry leaders and through the hierarchy. This must be achieved by focusing on managing risk and complexity (which are inherent throughout our business) in a safe, controllable and predictable fashion. Clients should acknowledge and recognise that their quest for competition has to take these factors into account, for it is paramount that balance exists between competition and sustainability, in order to create value. DIRECTORY15 EVENTS20

2 a focus on lifting On a typical offshore vessel, lifting is fundamental to operations this sub-workgroup was held on 18 July 2013 at Bridon Ropes, and ranges from the routine lifting of stores and spares through Wallsend, UK with a follow-up meeting scheduled to take place to complicated and heavy lifts. Each lifting operation has a on 7 October 2013 in Amsterdam. risk of injury to people, equipment damage and pollution to The next Wire Rope Workshop is to take place on 8 the environment. Although many tasks are repetitive and are October 2013 in Amsterdam at the Radisson Blu Hotel, on assumed to be low risk, a percentage of them will be of greater the topic of wire rope lubrication for applications. The risk and will require appropriate analysis and input to reduce provisional programme was sent out in August 2013 and there risks to an acceptable level. will be a good selection of speakers from vessel operators, It is worth noting that many accidents occur in what are rope manufacturers and lubricant and equipment suppliers. perceived as low risk everyday operations. It is therefore Presentations will cover the latest developments in the field important to ensure that appropriate procedures are in place of wire rope lubrication. To register for this workshop please to try to ensure that lifting teams remain alert to all likely risks email [email protected] regardless of the ease or difficulty of an operation. MF IMCA’s Crane & Winch Operations Workgroup (established under the Marine Division Management Committee) holds quarterly meetings to discuss these lifting operations and how the processes and systems involved in lifting operations can be made safer and more efficient. The workgroup has recently formed a sub-workgroup to revise IMCA M 179 - Guidance on the use of cable laid slings and grommets. The first meeting of

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The IMCA Diving Division Subsea Lifting and Rigging Some of the matters that are under consideration include: Workgroup has been rejuvenated. Regular meetings have been the composition of a diving lifting team and the roles and held this year with the intention of developing guidance on responsibilities of team members; categorisation of lifts for this Lifting Operations in Support of Manned Diving Operations. The type of work; dealing with the movement of loads during water- proposed new document is intended to complement existing borne lifting; Archimedes principle and snatch loading; security advice contained in IMCA SEL 019, IMCA M 187 - Guidelines of loads; blind lifting; overhead lifting; monitoring the location for lifting operations and in other IMCA documents relevant (including the depth) of loads in the water column; establishing to subsea lifting operations such that it should be consistent a place of safety for the divers during the lowering and raising of with existing offshore industry guidance. However, the aim is loads; the importance of designating and observing stop points to cover more fully the particular challenges of subsea lifting during subsea lifts; dealing with poor or nil visibility; dealing with operations in support of manned diving operations and to the effects of seabed suction; safe recovery of old, damaged capture actual best lifting practice in the offshore diving industry. or deteriorated infrastructure from the seabed; command and control issues; training and competences required for members of diving lifting teams. BM

Main image: Seaway Heavy Lifting 3 around IMCA

CHARITY BALL Image: Martin Parker Photography Finding a theme for the IMCA of course this now makes reducing plastic pollution in contact Chris Charman, if you Midsummer Ball is clearly life even more difficult for the oceans. wish to get involved. always a challenge, and this next year, so the suggestion The objectives they have Collectively we raised £4,000, year we opted for a Venetian box is well and truly open. taken on are long haul ones, a new IMCA record. Many theme. All the feedback The charity chosen was and they continue to look for thanks to all who participated received has been extremely Plastic Oceans, a foundation partners and support from the and contributed with such positive, and the event was dedicated to protecting and membership to help achieve great humour and enjoyment. a resounding success, but improving the environment by these. Please don’t hesitate to CC IMCA TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS ADVISER ROLE ONLINE IMCA is seeking a Technical/Marine Adviser - Offshore All of our guidance documents are available to all, including Operations & Construction. non-members, as a free PDF download on the IMCA public The role would suit an offshore professional such as a Master website: www.imca-int.com/documents/publications.html. This is or DPO, deck officer, engineer, offshore to encourage them to be widely used for the good and safety of with extensive experience and knowledge of offshore marine all in the industry. We hope companies and other organisations operations and construction wishing to be shore based. will provide links to our documents on their websites and intranets making our best practice guidelines much more widely The role will cover a wide range of activities, including: available and easily accessible to their employees. Although only developing technical guidance, committee work, monitoring IMCA members have access to further documents, including legislative and technical developments, to name a few. DP incidents, information notes and committee information Interested candidates can view the full job description at via the members-only area of the website, our core guidance www.imca-int.com/news/2013/8/27/imca-seeks-a-technical- documents will remain available to all. KG adviser.aspx IMCA GOLF DAY IMCA held its 9th annual Golf Day on 16 May 2013 at Newmachar Golf Club, Aberdeenshire. Over 70 golfers from across IMCA’s membership formed 19 teams to do battle for the famous ‘IMCA Quaich’ trophy. However, it was not just about first place, with a wide variety of prizes from winner of the quaich Kai Evans, from the Oceaneering International entry, to the team winner of the Poseidon Maritime Challenge trophy going to London Offshore Consultants. There was an array of fearsome drives which secured ‘nearest the pin’ prizes, impressive individual front and back 9s and some stylish trousers which won David Bowman from Kongsberg the best dressed man award, although this year there were no holes in one! IMCA looks forward to holding the event again next year at the Newmachar Golf Image: Martin Parker Photography Club, with the date to be announced. CB 4 core activities MEMBERSHIP PERSONNEL PAYMENTS SKILLS AND We regret to advise that, due to the increasing number of members seeking to delay paying their subscription, we have had to review the way in which the SHORTAGES membership renewal process takes place. Led by Competence and Training Committee Chairman Gavin Smith of Subsea 7, the Personnel Membership renewal requests will in future be going out at the beginning of Skills and Shortages Workgroup has met twice December, with payment required by the end of January. As IMCA payment since its formation on the back of research terms are 30 days, in future the certificates will all expire at the end of January. concluded in 2012. Work undertaken in the This is fully in accordance with the terms of the IMCA Constitution. CC Remote Systems and ROV Division has also been a major factor in driving the agenda of this group which has been established to: COMPETENCE • record and disseminate information on current shortages by geographical section and SEMINARS discipline; Following the first event held in Aberdeen in March 2013, close to 100 people • document industry wide initiatives in place or attended the second IMCA competence seminar at the Renaissance hotel in Kuala under development; Lumpur (KL), which followed the Asia-Pacific Section meeting on 27 June. We have endeavoured to retain similar aspects of the programme for the events with • track issues relating to gaps in training key local topics of interest varying with location. The KL event addressed topics provision; such as career development and staff retention, linking competence assessment • monitor engagement with academic bodies and into the training cycle and engagement in competence of freelance workers. institutions in various parts of the world; The final event of 2013 will be held in Houston, USA on 19 September following • analyse information collected to inform the the Central & North America (CNA) Section meeting. There will be a strong membership and develop and tools as focus on Safety and Environmental Management Systems (SEMS) including updates appropriate. on how the additional requirements (SEMS II) will impact on competence related Ultimately the group is aiming to capture and issues and general procedures and systems. The event will include presentations share good practice taking place across the world from the Center for Offshore Safety and Safe Gulf and a small exhibition of and seek to support local solutions to local issues. providers of competence and training solutions. NE Representation is drawn from competence and training representatives from each of IMCA’s five regional sections. NE IMO UPDATE FUTURE OF SAFETY In June 2013, IMCA participated in an IMO Symposium on the Future of Ship Safety, which examined impacts on ship safety and approaches to ship design, and the human element. Future work is expected to focus on improving the collection of casualty data, the promotion of and a possible long term review of the existing safety regulatory framework. NEW EMERGENCY TRAINING & DRILLS IMO has adopted new requirements on enclosed spaces. From 1 January 2015, crew members with enclosed space entry or rescue responsibilities will be required to participate in an appropriate on board drill at least once every two months. Additionally, all crew members must be instructed on the risks associated with, and procedures for safe entry into, enclosed spaces. Image: IMO OFFSHORE VESSEL STANDARDS IMO Secretary-General Koji Sekimizu opens the IMO Symposium on Future Ship Safety IMCA is participating in IMO discussions on common standards for offshore wind farm vessels and for the carriage of industrial For more information on IMO issues, contact personnel offshore. [email protected] 5 core activities

SIMULATOR C 014 UPDATE Over the years considerable advances have been made in behavioural skills are taken into consideration. As a result of simulator technology. One only needs to look to the aviation the work IMCA C 014 was revised to encompass not only and marine world to see the benefits. During the past three information on types of simulators, but also details of some years, training for Life Support Technicians (LSTs) has been basic scenarios that may be used to enhance the benefits of undertaken using simulators on digitally controlled saturation simulator training. Target audiences for the guidance include diving systems installed on a number of vessels operating in the simulator users (simulator centres, training establishments and North . In 2010 the Australian Diver Accreditation Scheme diving contractors) and simulator manufacturers. It is recognised (ADAS) received funding from the Australian government to that, in using the simulator, responses to emergencies rarely develop a realistic dive simulator for the purposes of training seen offshore can be practised at no risk to simulator candidates and refreshing diving supervisor skills. or divers. There may be other benefits too. The system The system was demonstrated to a number of companies in the facilitates the measurable assessment of individuals in training, region in 2012 and a workgroup was established by but it could also be used for work or mission planning purposes. IMCA under the chairmanship of Cato Hordnes of Statoil, to In addition, in recognition of the benefits of simulator training look at how the use of simulators could be incorporated into for both trainee supervisor and life support personnel, IMCA both supervisor and LST training schemes. This workgroup has has decided that a percentage of the hours logged on simulators now completed its activities and as a result both IMCA C 014 can now count towards panel hours for the purposes of the - Guidance on the use of simulators and IMCA D 013 - IMCA IMCA diving supervisor and LST schemes (details can be found offshore diving supervisor and life support technician schemes have in IMCA D 013). been revised. There is no question that the introduction of dive simulators The IMCA workgroup found that use of a simulator in a may well improve the training and therefore the quality of diving structured training programme can provide trainees with supervisors and life support personnel. This in turn has the valuable practical hands-on experience in a safe and controlled potential to improve diver safety and efficiency during offshore environment. Members of the workgroup felt that future operations. PS training programmes should endeavour to include a blended approach to learning to ensure that essential knowledge and

6 core activities MLC ENTERS INTO FORCE SAFETY STATISTICS The ILO Maritime Labour Convention (MLC, 2006) entered The IMCA members’ safety statistics 2012 report has been into force on 20 August 2013. Contractors and suppliers should published and distributed by e-mail, together with letters confirm whether their offshore personnel will be required to be advising members where they are on the list. This year, IMCA MLC-compliant. has received data from 227 IMCA contractor members, The 30 countries that had ratified the MLC by August 2012 may which represents around 64% of the contractor membership. now inspect visiting vessels for MLC compliance. Port State This is based upon 945 million man-hours of work overall Control authorities have been asked to take a lenient approach (655 million man-hours offshore), and is a significant (62%) for the first year, but companies should be prepared to increase in man-hours on the previous year, primarily due demonstrate they meet the MLC standards. Nearly 50 countries to improvements in data collection techniques. The safety have now ratified, so the MLC will eventually apply to the vast statistics exercise remains an important benchmarking tool majority of the world fleet. in providing an overall picture of safety performance in our industry, and as always, IMCA is grateful to all those who New advice for members has been provided in IMCA SEL 07/13 have contributed and wishes to encourage even greater (also M 13/13 and C 06/13). For more information contact participation in future years. [email protected] The overall total recordable injury rate continues to improve each year. The figure for 2012 is 1.93, an improvement on the 2011 figure of 2.48. Of the 467 lost time injuries recorded in CO2 EMISSIONS 2012, 25% were caused by ‘falls on the same level’ and 22% by The European Commission has published proposals for new ‘struck by moving or falling objects’. regulations on carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from shipping. Regardless of the ship’s flag, any ship over 5,000 GT calling at EU This year, for the first time, contributors were asked to submit information about their environmental performance. ports would have to report data on CO2 emissions and energy We have collected data on the following: efficiency. The CO2 proposals are relatively pragmatic, but the energy efficiency reporting is unlikely to be workable for offshore • Number of spills and amount spilt; and other service vessels, and IMCA will be trying to ensure the • Bunkers used (by volume or by ); Commission understands the practical limitations. EC • Electricity consumed onshore; • Non-hazardous and hazardous waste generated. CONFINED SPACES We have normalised the collected data against 1,000,000 man- POSTER hours to develop performance indicators which will provide Following the recent publication of IMCA Safety Poster 12 a baseline for members’ future reference. As this is the first - Mooring safety work is now starting on a poster addressing year these have been used, the results are necessarily limited safety in confined spaces, which will complement the in scope. NH forthcoming IMCA DVD on the same topic. NH

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ASIA-PACIFIC independent and objective assurance on the management of public services and to promote better management practices. The Asia-Pacific Section meeting in The objective of this audit is to assess the establishment of Kuala Lumpur was well attended NOPSEMA and the effectiveness of its regulatory function. The with close to 100 delegates. audit is expected to be tabled in the Australian Parliament in After the usual members’ early 2014 and will be published on the ANAO website. meeting, section briefing and IMCA updates, there was an CENTRAL & NORTH AMERICA IMCA Competence Seminar The annual Dynamic Positioning conference, organised by the with a range of presentations DP Committee of the Marine Technology Society, will based on advancing the profile take place in Houston on 15-16 October 2013 and of personal development once again the conference will be preceded by a and engagement of offshore workshop. The conference itself will have, as personnel in competence usual, sessions on design & control, power, assurance schemes. The next thrusters, sensors, quality assurance and risk. meeting will take place on the This year the workshop will address testing afternoon of 5 November in Singapore, of hardware and software and professional the day before the IMCA Annual Seminar. All development of DP personnel. members attending the annual seminar are welcome to attend. A number of speakers come from IMCA The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) is conducting a member companies and Ian Giddings, from performance audit of the National Offshore Petroleum Safety the secretariat, will be speaking on the IMO and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA) and Guidelines for Vessels with Dynamic Positioning has written to IMCA seeking experiences and observations of Systems. Further details of this conference can be NOPSEMA’s administration of the regulatory framework. Areas found at http://dynamic-positioning.com/next_conference.cfm ANAO was interested in seeking feedback on included: IMCA continues to engage with the US regulatory bodies, • the nature and frequency of IMCA and its members’ participating in the Coast Guard’s latest work on commercial interaction with NOPSEMA; and in industry discussions with the Bureau of • the level of administration associated with NOPSEMA’s Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) to clarify the regulatory activity in relation to the level of risk it seeks to new SEMS II (Safety and Environmental Management Systems) address; provisions. • the consistency, fairness and transparency of NOPSEMA’s EUROPE & AFRICA activities; and IMCA is planning its next Europe & Africa section meeting in • the clarity and usefulness of NOPSEMA’s guidance and Q4 in Germany. Further information will be circulated to E&A feedback. members in due course when details are confirmed. ANAO undertakes performance audits to provide a source of

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The new EU Directive on the SOUTH AMERICA safety of offshore oil and gas operations (Directive 2013/30/ In response to member requests the latest South America EU) came into force in July. EU section meeting took place in Macaé, Brazil on 7 August 2013. member states have two years Twenty-five members and guests attended the meeting which in which to transpose the requirements into their national began at 11am to help travellers from Rio de Janeiro avoid the laws. There will be a five year transposition period for existing notorious morning rush-hour traffic. Bryan McGlinchy gave installations, so current Safety Cases should not be affected. a presentation describing IMCA’s recent work on hyperbaric IMCA will be monitoring national implementation, to try to evacuation systems. This was followed by an eagerly awaited ensure the scope of vessel activities included in the presentation from Dwight Howse (Marine Institute, University Major Report (the new EU Safety Case) of Newfoundland) and Dr Giorgio de Tomi (Escola Politécnica, reflects the existing North Sea regime. Universidade de São Paulo) entitled, Joint Project for an ROV Academy in Brazil. The guest speakers described how their two IMCA continues to engage with the EU offshore academic institutions were working together to address the regulators by attending meetings of the new EU ongoing shortage of ROV technicians in Brazil and elsewhere Offshore Authorities Group (EUOAG). by developing an independent training programme capable of IMCA has urged the UK government to providing qualifications for ROV technicians which should be reconsider plans to amend the tax rules accepted in Brazil and internationally. The audience heard that for personnel on floating units, to avoid the aim was to graduate up to twenty technicians in 2016, and unnecessary complications for certain offshore to progress to a full academy in Santos or São Paulo within five vessels. years. IMCA will host a briefing and networking session Chris Charman (IMCA Chief Executive) noted that the joint for members and industry colleagues in Nigeria, on initiative outlined in the presentation was a particularly pleasing 5 December 2013 at the Lagos Eko Hotel. The event example of the sort of international co-operation is the first of its kind hosted in Nigeria. needed to address pressing oil industry personnel shortages. Indeed, it was MIDDLE EAST & INDIA exactly the sort of initiative that the IMCA will be exhibiting at the Seatrade Middle East Workboat recently formed IMCA Personnel & Offshore Marine exhibition, on 30 September – 2 October Skills and Shortages Workgroup 2013 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC), was seeking to identify, encourage UAE. Ian Giddings, Bryan McGlinchy and Michelle Killington will and perhaps replicate elsewhere. be present to welcome you to the IMCA stand (no. B37). See page 5 for further details IMCA will also host its Middle East & India Section meeting about the IMCA Workgroup. while in Abu Dhabi on 30 September to coincide with the exhibition.

9 marine DPO TRAINING In 2012 DNV launched its DPO certification scheme and now the revision of the Nautical Institute DPO training, experience and certification scheme is nearing completion. The main changes to the scheme, when it comes into force, are outlined in IMCA information notes M 10/13 and M 12/13. They include changes to DP time requirements, assessment at many stages of the training scheme, revalidation of certificates and a separate shuttle tanker DPO certificate, amongst other WIRE ROPE things. INTEGRITY Following calls at the Image: Franklin Offshore European Dynamic Positioning GUIDANCE conference in London earlier IMCA anticipates the publication of the environment. It takes account of the range of this year, the Institute and revision of IMCA M 194 Rev.1 - Guidelines for environments, including the sometimes harsh DNV are to meet to discuss wire rope integrity management for vessels in the conditions experienced in the global marine the possibility of harmonising offshore industry in October 2013. The revision environment, and provides guidance which the two schemes. of this document was aimed at reflecting represents universal good practice. It also current state of the art wire ropes and includes guidance on the selection of wire Also, the US-based Offshore referencing updated regulations. The revision ropes, storage, transport, maintenance, the Support Vessels DP Authority provides guidance on the necessary elements causes of wire rope deterioration, thorough (OSVDPA) is preparing its own of an integrity management system required examination, inspection, testing, discard criteria scheme which is expected to to achieve an acceptable level of ongoing and documentation for wire ropes used by be closely aligned with that of safety for the use of wire ropes in a marine vessels in the marine industry. MF the Nautical Institute. IG

10 marine RENEWABLES ISSUES Over the last few years the offshore renewable energy industry has improved safety and their competence and training of the personnel involved in planning, installing and commissioning of offshore wind farms. Operational issues that are being actively looked at include, but are not limited to, the following: the training and competence of all personnel; the transfer of personnel from vessel to vessel, or vessel to structure; activities during installation and site survey; and selection of installation vessels for the installation of cables and wind turbine structures. All of these issues and more are discussed at the IMCA Renewable Energy Workgroup meetings. Currently the group is focused on adding roles to the IMCA competence frameworks to cover the competence issues surrounding crew transfer vessels. Existing IMCA guidance is being identified for review with respect to this industry to ensure that, above all, industry best practice is followed. If you would like to join the IMCA Renewable Energy Workgroup or require more information please contact [email protected] Additionally, the IMCA Contracts and Insurance Workgroup is working on renewables contracting principles to cover the issues in this sector, which in some cases differ from general offshore activities. MF

Image: Seajacks M 103 REVISION Following the tender process, the contract for the revision of guidance available, such as that from the Dynamic Positioning the key document IMCA M 103 - Guidelines for the design and committee of the Marine Technology Society in the USA, and operation of dynamically positioned vessels was awarded to GL further vessel specific guidance to reflect the wider application Noble Denton. Amongst the objectives to be achieved by this of DP. This work is on-going and it is anticipated that it will be revision are the referencing of other DP design and operations completed by Q4 2013. IG

11 diving UNDERWATER for Offshore Diving JETTING IMCA set up a workgroup in 2012 which has been working IMCA D 049 - Code of practice for the use of high on updating IMCA D 014 - IMCA international code of practice jetting equipment by divers has been published (July 2013). for offshore diving which was originally issued in 1998 and then The new document supersedes the guidance originally updated in 2007. In light of the changes in IMCA documentation provided in AODC 049. The revised code of practice since 2007, IMCA’s Diving Division Management Committee felt covers procedures for the effective and safe operation of it was appropriate to again review the text and update it. high pressure water jetting equipment used for cleaning The text of the Code has been updated, mainly to reflect the or cutting underwater, and its associated surface support contents of, and to make reference to, current IMCA guidance equipment. documents which are either new or have been updated since the The information provided in all sections of the document 2007 revision. The updated text also includes more references to has been updated and expanded. There is a new section diving management and hyperbaric evacuation. dealing with the avoidance of accidents to divers engaged This revised text is being sent out for an industry wide consultation in underwater HP jetting operations. Two relevant IMCA and we would like to have feedback by Friday 27 September, after safety flashes have also been identified and are included as which we will update the text as appropriate with the aim of new appendices. BM issuing the revised D 014 in Q4 2013. JB DESIGN FOR AIR DIVING SYSTEMS The DESIGN Workgroup has all but completed its revision of IMCA D 023 – systems inspection guidance note (DESIGN) for surface orientated (air) diving systems. A draft of the revised document was circulated for industry-wide review between April and June 2013. Since then the DESIGN Workgroup has held meetings to discuss the comments received. All feedback from respondents has now been considered and additional revisions have been incorporated where appropriate into a final agreed text for the document. This text will shortly be submitted to the IMCA Diving Division Management Committee and Overall Management Committee for approval to publish. BM

12 & remote systems & rov OFFSHORE SURVEY UPDATE The Offshore Survey Committee, along with the other IMCA division committees, is looking at which of its publications may need revision or update. Amongst other documents needing update, committee members and the secretariat will be casting a technical eye over IMCA S 006 - Inter-vessel survey data standard telemetry protocol and IMCA S 003 Rev.1- Guidelines for the use of multibeam echosounders for offshore surveys. Consideration will also be given to reviewing and merging IMCA’s two documents on the sharing of survey sensors – IMCA S 009 - The shared use of DGPs for DP and survey operations and IMCA S 010 - The shared use of sensors for DP and survey. Also indicated was a review of the references in IMCA S 013 - Deep water acoustic positioning. Finally, it is anticipated that the Digital Video Workgroup will reconvene to start an update of IMCA S 008 Rev. 1 - Digital video offshore: A review of current and future technologies and its sister document IMCA S 014 - Discovering digital video: An introduction to digital video and its benefits. Collection of offshore survey personnel statistics for 2012 is Image: Helix ESG on-going and it is anticipated that all data will be collected and the information note ready for publication during Q4 2013. Some streamlining and simplifying of the exercise will take REMOTE SYSTEMS place for subsequent years to make it easier for members to & ROV UPDATE take part. The ROV Committee continues to work on an overall review The committee is continuing its development of documents of its published documentation to assess which publications may on the management of peripheral sensors (anticipated need revision or update. This is starting to bear fruit in that Q4), a review of inertial navigation technology (mid 2014), IMCA R 009 Rev. 1 - ROV mobilisation will soon be ready for geographical information systems and proposed guidelines on re-publication after a final look from the Overall Management out of straightness survey. NH Committee. NH

13 SPOTLIGHT ON CARL ANNESSA

In this interview, Carl Annessa, IMCA Marine Division Committee member, discusses his role at Hornbeck Offshore Services, Inc., the future of our industry, the regulation of it, and the people who make it ‘go’.

Please tell us about your Following graduation I joined management teams and the industry at large, by providing a company and what it does? Avondale Shipyards near New ’ crews. forum to address and provide Orleans. In just a few years guidance on common issues. Hornbeck Offshore Services, I was able to experience the How can these issues be The vast majority of IMCA’s Inc. is a leading provider building and commissioning of taken forward? work can be used voluntarily by of marine transportation some of the last commercial I am not sure how to easily industry to improve technical services to exploration and steamers in the US and the shift and operational performance. production, oilfield service, curtail the growth of new to diesel engine propulsion. regulation and additional IMCA’s continued efforts to and Pretty cool stuff for a young refine its earliest guidance US military customers. Since complexity associated with its engineer! implementation. I personally and to adapt new guidance our establishment, we have for emerging technologies or primarily focused on providing I joined Tidewater Marine believe that efforts focused on crew competency, rather than industry issues remain of high innovative, technologically as a project engineer and value to the membership. advanced marine solutions to progressed into the technical compliance or certification, are meet the evolving needs of the and operational management of headed in the right direction. How do you see the future? deepwater and ultra-deepwater its fleet in various parts of the We are most successful at energy industry in domestic and world. After nearly 17 years performing incident-free To borrow a phrase from a select foreign locations. with Tidewater, I was invited by work for our clients, and good customer, ‘our industry Todd Hornbeck to join him in adding value to our own was literally born on the “IMCA has created his venture to restart Hornbeck companies and their investors, frontier, and has always grown, remarkable value to Offshore Services (HOS). I have when we perform that work adapted to and responsibly competently. addressed the challenges it has its membership” been able to leverage my earlier experiences as we have grown faced’. My ability to predict So let’s work together on the future is no better than Our emphasis in participating HOS since its inception in 1997. developing simple systems that within IMCA is related to our anyone else’s, but if I have What do you see as the key address the large risks, and learned anything in 35 years, upstream, or oil exploration allow the individual companies and development service fleet. areas affecting the industry it is that the future of the at the moment? to manage the balance of their offshore industry will remain What is your current role? performance. one of ample opportunity, filled It is hard not to talk about key with continued wonder and I currently serve the company areas affecting the industry How do you think IMCA makes a difference? excitement as we meet the in capacity of Executive Vice without talking about the very challenges ahead. President and Chief Operating element that makes it ‘go’ - the I believe IMCA has created Officer. people. The demands of the remarkable value to client community continue to How did you get to where its membership, involve more operational and and thereby the you are in your career today? technical complexity as we “It is hard not to A life-long fascination with take the search for oil and gas boats led me to study naval into deeper and more hostile talk about key architecture and marine waters. Increased pressure areas affecting the by our clients and regulators at the University industry without of Michigan. While in school I for defect-free performance was able to enjoy short term within rigorous, non-uniform, talking about the work assignments in small boat -driven and audit- very element that intensive safety management yards, marine civil construction makes it ‘go’ - and with the US Army Corps of systems has placed an incredible Engineers. strain on our industry’s fleet the people.” 14 Look out for the full interview with Carl, which will be available online at www.imca-int.com/news soon

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IMCA M 15/13 - Fraudulent Dynamic Positioning (DP) Time technician certification schemes ROV/TMS Leading to Equipment Potential Near Miss: Dropped Equipment: Dropped ROV; Securing Damage; Failure of Lifting Incident; Increase in Dropped Object of Cargo; Generator Fire Events and Potential Near Miss: Lifting Equipment Failure; Loading Equipment; Securing of Cargo; Use of Portable Electrical Deck Bunkering Surge Protective Devices Onboard Vessels; Fuel Oil Safety Homeport Marine Safety Alert: Recent Failures of Dynamic Positioning (DP) Systems on MODUs. During Falling Transponder on Main Deck; LTI: Crewman Injured on Wind Opening of Tanks; Incidents of Failure of Jet Drives Collision with Farm Service Vessels; Wind Farm Service Vessel in Hose Wind Turbine Foundation; Risks Associated with Pneumatic Couplings - Update COMPETENCE & TRAINING for IMCA C 05/13 - Competence assurance and assessment freelance personnel (MLC, 2006): IMCA C 06/13 - ILO Maritime Labour Convention Advice on Enforcement Time IMCA C 07/13 - Fraudulent Dynamic Positioning (DP) SAFETY, ENVIRONMENT & LEGISLATION for IMCA IMCA SEL 05/13 - Summary of 2012 Safety Statistics Members IMCA SEL 06/13 - Report for 2012 Safety Statistics for IMCA Members: (MLC, 2006): IMCA SEL 07/13 - ILO Maritime Labour Convention Advice on Enforcement IMCA SEL 08/13 - New proposals on CO DIVING DIVISION IMCA D 08/13 - Working under hyperbaric conditions in the Netherlands IMCA D 09/13 - Competence assurance and assessment for freelance personnel IMCA D 10/13 - Renewal of diver medic certification IMCA D 11/13 - Diver and diving supervisor certification MARINE DIVISION IMCA M 10/13 - Revision of the Nautical Institute Dynamic Positioning Operator Training and Certification Scheme IMCA M 11/13 - Competence assurance and assessment for freelance personnel IMCA M 12/13 - Revision of the Nautical Institute Dynamic Positioning Operator Training and Certification IMCA M 13/13 - ILO Maritime Labour Convention (MLC, 2006): Advice on Enforcement IMCA M 14/13 - New proposals on CO New publications u u u u Safety flashes u u u u Information notes IMCA SEL 09/13 - Basic Safety Training - Updated North Sea IMCA SEL 09/13 - Basic Safety Training - Updated North Mutual Recognition

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Committee Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen Regional Section Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen C&T: Gavin Smith, Subsea 7 Asia-Pacific: Steve MacMillan, McDermott International David Moxey, ACE Winches Desmond Power, EMAS-AMC SEL: Dave Forsyth, Bibby Offshore Central & North America: Jerry Grishaber, Helix ESG Alan Forsyth, Subsea 7 Edwin Goldman, TETRA Technologies Inc Diving: Steve MacMillan, McDermott International Europe & Africa: Pascal Grosjean, Technip Paul Evans, Fugro Subsea Services Jim Sommerville, Fugro Marine: Pete Somner, Technip Middle East & India: Christopher Rodricks, SEAMEC Tore Larsen, Subsea 7 Ian Bacon, GL Noble Denton Survey: Will Primavesi, Specialist Subsea Services South America: Roberto Mendes, Saipem Walter Steedman, Veripos Doug Korth, McDermott International ROV: Jim Mann, Fugro Subsea Services Richard Benzie, Subsea 7 CORE ACTIVITIES Competence & Training Safety, Environment & Legislation Chairman: Gavin Smith, Subsea 7 Chairman: Dave Forsyth, Bibby Offshore Vice-Chairman: David Moxey, ACE Winches Vice-Chairman: Alan Forsyth, Subsea 7 Claire Duncan, Bibby Offshore Johan Vermeer, Allseas Group Steve Sheppard, Helix ESG Henk van Ketel, Heerema Marine Contractors Kathleen Mathisen, DOF Subsea Lisa Peck, Helix ESG Gary McKenzie, Offshore Installation Services Gary McKenzie, Offshore Installation Services Jonelle Salter, Saipem Sal Ruffino, Saipem Alan Paterson, Technip Mark Bosson, Technip Julian Nelson/Steven Strathie, Fugro Survey Rolinda van Zanten, Van Oord Offshore Gillian Henderson, Subsea 7 Asia-Pacific: Desmond Power, EMAS-AMC George Robertson, Fugro Subsea Central & North America: Phil Miller, Subsea 7 Steve Benzie, i-Tech Middle East & India: Darren Male, Fugro Survey Brendan Kelly, Oceaneering International South America: Rosalie Medeiros, Saipem Asia-Pacific: Mike Robinson, McDermott International Central & North America: Pete Goodman, Cal Dive International Middle East & India: Mike Silvester, Horizon Survey Company South America: Priscila Santos, DOF Subsea Brasil TECHNICAL DIVISIONS Diving Marine Chairman: Steve MacMillan, McDermott International Chairman: Pete Somner, Technip Vice-Chairman: Paul Evans, Fugro Subsea Services Vice-Chairman: Tore Larsen, Subsea 7 Nigel Kenrick, Bibby Offshore Quirien Grul, Allseas John Rossier, DOF Subsea Tom Paling, Bibby Offshore Glyn Jones, Hallin Marine Anders Waage, DOF Management Steve Sheppard, Helix ESG Joe Hughes, GL Noble Denton Darren Brunton, KB Associates Willem van Woercom, Heerema Marine Contractors Dave Smith, National Hyperbaric Centre Carl Annessa, Hornbeck Offshore Shin Niwa, Ocean Works Asia John de Hartog, Saipem Joar Gangenes, Subsea 7 Kjell-Egil Helgøy, Teekay Sjur Lothe, Technip Pete Fougere, Transocean Asia-Pacific: Mike Robinson, McDermott International Asia-Pacific: Mike Meade, M3 Marine Central & North America: Allan Palmer, Cal Dive International Central & North America: Jeff Stephens, EMAS-AMC Middle East & India: Sean Brunton, McDermott International Middle East & India: Mohamed El-Hendi, CCC (Underwater Engineering) South America: Rafael de Nicola, Divers University Esporte Aquático South America: Daniel Marins, Subsea 7 SMTT Chairman: Alan Forsyth, Subsea 7 Offshore Survey Remote Systems & ROV Chairman: Will Primavesi, Specialist Subsea Services Chairman: Jim Mann, Fugro Subsea Services Vice-Chairman: Walter Steedman, Veripos Vice-Chairman: Richard Benzie, Subsea 7 Michiel van de Munt, Allseas Piero Bruti Liberati, Bourbon Andy Dare, Andrews Survey Ollie Foster, Global Marine Systems Edwin Danson, C&C Technologies Chris Gardner, Hallin Marine Norman Morrison, DeepOcean Group Allan Spencer, Helix ESG Simon Barrett, DOF Subsea David Rhodes, Integrated Subsea Services Aris Lubbes, Fugro Survey Gary Thomson, Marine Platforms Hans van Peet, Heerema Marine Contractors Steven Cowie, Oceaneering International Peter Thomas, Maritech Ewan Emslie, Saipem Sam Hanton, Nautronix John Pirie, Technip GianMaria Iacobone, Saipem Asia-Pacific: Andrew Sunley, Oceaneering International Asia Pacific Mike Clark, Subsea 7 Central & North America: Chad Brown, Helix ESG Dave Matthews, Technip Middle East & India: Milind Abhyankar, McDermott International Jamie Laing, UTEC Survey South America: Davi Lima, DOF Subsea Brasil Asia-Pacific: Bill Russell-Cargill, DOF Subsea Central & North America: Iain Miller, Technip Middle East & India: Milind Abhyankar, McDermott International South America: Andy Seymour, Fugro Brasil

16 as at 23 August 2013 IMCA Members DIRECTORY as at 23 August 2013

IMCA welcomes the following new members u Advance Global Recruitment u Esbjerg Survey u Maritime Safety Institute u SapuraClough Offshore Pty Limited u Africa Diving Service (ADS) u Geodetic Offshore Services u Marqua AB u SeaBotix Ltd u Alam Hidro (M) Sdn Bhd Nigeria Ltd u Marsh Ltd u SeaTrepid International LLC u ANA Subsea Ltd u GustoMSC BV u Masstrans Pte Ltd u Sharp Crewing Services Pte Ltd u Atlantic Offshore AS u Hull Inspection Services Ltd u Mieka Dive Training Institute u Siemens AG u Bergen Marine Consulting & u Imtech Marine Singapore Pte Ltd Ltd/Gte u SSE Renewables Engineering AS u Indra u Ocean Rig Management Inc u Subsea UK u C&C Technologies (Asia-Pacific) u INNOVO Engineering & u Oceanking Survey Services FZC u Synergy Subsea Engineering LLC Pte Ltd Construction Limited u Perenco Rio Del Rey u TATI University College Sdn Bhd u u Canadian Working Divers Institute Javeler Marine Services LLC u Peterson (United Kingdom) Ltd u Unicom Management Services u CMI Offshore Limited u Khalid Faraj Shipping u Petrustech Oil & Gas (St.Petersburg) Ltd u Coretech Resources Pte Ltd u Lankhorst Ropes u Promar Shipping Services SA u Volstad Shipping AS u Energy Subsea LLC u Diving u Prysmian Powerlink Services Ltd u Zitadel Limited u Engineering Consulting Company Services Pte Ltd

INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTORS Allseas Group SA • Heerema Marine Contractors • Helix Energy Solutions Group, Inc. • McDermott International Inc. • Saipem • Subsea 7 • Technip CONTRACTORS Caspian Offshore Construction LLP Floatel International AB iROV Underwater Services Caspian Sea Oil Fleet (CSOF) Forland Shipping AS IRSHAD AALEA Srl CCCC International Shipping Corp Fugro Brasil Serviços Submarinos e Island Offshore Management AS Abyss International Benthic Exploration CDS Subsea Pte Ltd Levantamentos Ltda iSurvey Group AS ACSM Ceona Services (UK) Ltd Fugro Marine Services bv I-Tech Adams Offshore WLL CH Offshore Ltd Fugro RUE AS Jack-Up Barge BV Adsun Offshore Diving Contractors Pvt Ltd CMI Offshore Limited Fugro SAE James Fisher & Sons plc Advanced Energy Systems (ADES) CNS International srl Fugro Subsea Services Ltd Jan De Nul nv Advanced Offshore Contractors Pvt Ltd Companhia Brasileira de Offshore - CBO Fugro Survey (India) Pvt Ltd Javeler Marine Services LLC AET Shipmanagement (Singapore) Pte Ltd Consolidated Contractors Company Fugro Survey (Middle East) Ltd Jaya Holdings Africa Diving Service (ADS) (Underwater Engineering) SAL Fugro Survey Ltd Jifmar Offshore Services Ajang Shipping Sdn Bhd Copetech-SM Fugro Survey Pte Ltd Jumbo Offshore VoF Aker Oilfield Services Coral Alliance Sdn Bhd Fugro-TSM Pty Ltd Kaztec Engineering Ltd Alam Hidro (M) Sdn Bhd Coretech Resources Pte Ltd - Temporary Gasstocks Limited KD Marine Ltd Alam Subsea Pte Ltd Member GC Rieber Shipping AS Khalid Faraj Shipping Alliance Seaworks Sdn Bhd COSL Drilling Europe AS Geocam Seaworks Sdn Bhd Khalifa A Algosaibi Diving & Marine Services Allied Marine & Equipment Sdn Bhd CS Offshore DMCCO Geodetic Offshore Services Nigeria Ltd Knutsen OAS Shipping AS All-Sea Deepwater Solutions Limited CSI Offshore Pte Ltd GeoSea NV (Member of the DEME Group) Kreuz Subsea Marine Pte Ltd AlMansoori Production Services LLC CUEL Ltd GEOSHIPS Ltd Kreuz Subsea Pte Ltd AMI - American Marine International D&R Subsea Co Ltd Global Marine Services KT Submarine Co Ltd Andrews Survey Dalgidj Private Company Global Marine Systems Ltd L&T Sapura Shipping Pvt Ltd Aqua Diving Services Damas Oil & Marine Services Ltd GO Offshore Lamnalco West Africa Aquadron, Inc DCN Diving BV GOGAS Gulf Oil & Gas LLC Lauritzen Offshore Services AS Arabian Gulf Mechanical Services & DCN Global LLC GOL Offshore Limited Leighton Contractors Pty Ltd Contracting Co. Ltd Deep Sea Supply Management (Singapore) Pte Ltd Golden Energy Offshore Management AS Leighton Offshore Pte Ltd Archirodon Construction (Overseas) Co SA Deeplink Subsea Services Greatship (India) Ltd LLP FSDS Arctia Shipping Ltd DeepOcean Group Grup Servicii Petroliere SA Louis Dreyfus Travocean Arena Sub srl DeepOcean Group (Asia Pacific) Gulf & General Contracting Co (SAK) Lucatelli srl - Temporary Member Argus Remote Systems AS Deeptech Oil Services Gulf Marine Services Maersk Drilling Asian Geos Sdn Bhd Delta Marine Technologies / Delta SubSea Gulf Offshore (North Sea) Ltd Maersk Supply Service Assodivers Ltd Diamond Inc Gulf Offshore Logistics LLC Maridive & Oil Services ATCO Ports Management & Marine Services Divetech Marine Engineering Services LLC - HAL Offshore Ltd Maridive & Oil Services (SAE) Atlantic Offshore AS Temporary Member Hallin Marine Maridive Offshore Projects Atlantic Towing Ltd Dockwise Shipping B.V. Hallin Marine UK Ltd Marine Consulting srl Atwood Oceanics Pacific Ltd DOF Management AS Halul Offshore Services Company Marine Engineering Diving Services Awaritse Nigeria Ltd DOF Subsea (Australia & Asia Pacific) Harbor Star Shipping Services Inc Marine Engineering Diving Services Pte Ltd BEKK Solutions International DOF Subsea Brasil Serviços Ltda Harkand (Australia) Pty Ltd Marine Platforms Ltd Benthic Geotech Pty Ltd DOF Subsea Norway AS Harms Bergung, Transport Und Heavylift Marine Services Company Ltd Jeddah Bermuda Subsea (M) Sdn Bhd DOF Subsea UK Ltd GmbH & Co KG Maritime & Underwater Security Consultants BGP DOF Subsea USA Inc Havila Shipping ASA (MUSC) Bhagwan Marine DOF UK Ltd HEISCO - Heavy Engineering Industries & Maritime Asset Security and Training (MAST) Ltd Bibby Offshore Dolphin Drilling Ltd Shipbuilding KSC Master Tech Diving Services Pte Ltd Bibby Offshore Singapore Pte Ltd Dolphin Offshore Enterprises (India) Ltd HGO InfraSea Solutions GmbH & Co KG Meriaura Ltd Bibby Remote Intervention Ltd Drexel Oilfield Equipment Horizon Survey Company (FZC) Mermaid Marine Australia Ltd BIDCO Ltd Dulam International Ltd Hornbeck Offshore Operators LLC Mermaid Offshore Services Ltd Bluestream Offshore BV Dunnimaa Engineers & Divers Enterprises Pvt Ltd Hull Support Services Ltd Miclyn Express Offshore Pte Ltd Bluewater Energy Services BV EDT Marine Construction Ltd Huta Marine Works Ltd Middle East Navigation Aids Service Boskalis Offshore EDT Shipmanagement Ltd HydroDive Nigeria Ltd Modus Seabed Intervention Ltd Boskalis Offshore - APAC EGS (Asia) Ltd HydroDive Offshore International Ltd Mohn Drilling AS Boskalis Offshore - Middle East & India Eidesvik AS IDMC Overseas FZE Mutawa Marine Works LLC Bourbon EMAS Offshore Pte Ltd IDMC srl - Impresub Diving & Marine Contractor Nadi Marine Sdn Bhd Briggs Marine Contractors Ltd EMAS-AMC AS IGOPL Offshore Pvt. Ltd Namibia Subtech Diving and Marine (Pty) Ltd Bright Offshore (BOS) FZC EMAS-AMC Inc IKM Subsea AS National Marine Dredging Co Britoil Offshore Services Pte Ltd EMAS-AMC Pte Ltd IMI Del Perú SAC National Petroleum Construction Company Brodospas dd Emergency Risk Management Asia-Pacific Pty Impresub International LLC (NPCC) - Temporary Member Bumi Armada Berhad Ltd - Temporary Member Inspectahire Instrument Co Ltd National Port Services Co Ltd Bumi Subsea Sdn Bhd Energy Subsea LLC Instalsub SA Temporary Member Navtec Marine Services SA BW Offshore Singapore Pte Ltd ENSCO plc Integrated Subsea Engineering & Services LLC NDE Offshore AB C&C Technologies Epic Divers & Marine Integrated Subsea Services Asia Pacific Pte Ltd Neptune C&C Technologies (Asia-Pacific) Pte Ltd ER Offshore GmbH & Cie KG Integrated Subsea Services Ltd Neptune Survey Expedition ehf C&C Technologies, Inc. ESNAAD-ADNOC Group International Marine Works - Alexandria Newcruz Offshore Marine Pte Ltd C&I Leasing plc Fairmount Marine bv International Naval Works - Abu Dhabi Nexans Norway AS, Energy Division Cal Dive International Pte Ltd Far Eastern Shipping Company Interoil Angola Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co Ltd Cal Dive International, Inc. Farstad Shipping ASA Intership Ltd NIWA Vessel Management Ltd Canship Ugland Ltd Fendercare Marine and Diving Services Intertug SA Noble Drilling Services Inc Cape Diving Fertoing Ltd IOTA-Survey NoelDive Pte Ltd Caspian Marine Services Film-Ocean Limited Iremis NorSkan Offshore Ltda 17 Northern Marine Management Ltd Secunda Canada LP Ashtead Technology (SEA) Pte Ltd Sea Trucks Group FZE N-Sea Sevan Drilling ASA Balmoral Offshore Engineering SeaBotix Ltd Ocean Installer AS Shanye Marine Services Co Ltd Bridon Seaflex Ltd Ocean Link International SA Siem Offshore AS Bruce Offshore Ltd Sealion Shipping Ltd Ocean Rig Management Inc Siem Offshore Contractors GmbH Brunvoll AS Seanetics Asia Works Pte Ltd Ocean Technologies Geomatics Sdn Bhd Simon Møkster Shipping AS CAPE Group Pte Ltd Seatools BV Ocean Works Asia, Inc. Six Construct Ltd Cargotec Norway AS (Offshore) Serimax Ltd Oceaneering International Skansi Offshore Chambers Oceanics Ltd Siem Offshore AS Oceaneering International Asia Pacific Smit Lamnalco Chesterfield Special Cylinders Ltd Siemens AG Oceaneering International, Inc. SOLL-R CM Labs Simulation Inc Singapore Air Liquide Pte Ltd Oceaneering Marine Production Systems do Solstad Shipping AS Comanex SAS Skan-El AS Brasil Songa Offshore SE CSI Offshore Pte Ltd Soil Machine Dynamics Ltd Oceanking Survey Services FZC Specialist Subsea Services Ltd CUEL Ltd Soil Machine Dynamics Singapore Pte Ltd OceanWorks International Stanford Marine Cygnus Instruments Ltd Solstad Shipping AS Octomar Stapem Offshore SA Consultancy Ltd (DDC Ltd) Sonardyne Asia Pte Ltd Odebrecht Oil & Gas Stena Drilling Ltd DeepOcean Group Sonardyne International Ltd Odfjell Drilling Stork Technical Services (RBG) Limited Divetechnoservice Ltd Sources Workshop Equipment Co (LLC) Offshore Geo-Surveys Sdn Bhd Subsea 7 Singapore Contracting Pte. Ltd Asia Pacific Star Information Systems AS Offshore Installation Services (OIS) Ltd Subsea Explore Services (M) Sdn Bhd Divex FZE Submarine Manufacturing & Products Ltd Offshore Manpower SA Subsea Services Pte Ltd Divex Ltd SubNet Services Ltd Offshore Marine Management Ltd Subtech (Pty) Ltd DOF UK Ltd Subsea Vision Ltd Offshore Marine Services Pty Ltd Subtech Qatar Diving and Marine Services LLC Dominion Gas Sundan Offshore Pvt Ltd Offshore Subsea Services Supreme Hydro Engineering Pvt Ltd Dominion Gas Asia Pacific Pte Ltd Synergy Diving & Equipment Solutions FZCO Offshore Subsea Works Sdn Bhd SURF Subsea Inc Drass Energy TGH AP Pte Ltd Offshore Technology Solutions Ltd Svitzer DRC Dive Systems Thrust Maritime Pty Ltd Offshore Technology Solutions Ltd Swiber Offshore Construction Pte Ltd Eastar Offshore Pte Ltd Totalmat Indústria e comercio de Olympic Shipping AS Swire Pacific Offshore Operations Pte Ltd Embient GmbH Equipamentos Hiperbáricos Ltda Optic Marine Services International Limited Swire Seabed Emphor FZCO Trim Systems Pte Ltd Orogenic GeoExpro Sdn Bhd Synergy Subsea Engineering LLC - Temporary Endenburg BV Underwater Technology Services (S) Pte Ltd OSM Offshore AS Member Environmental Technologies Limited Unique Hydra Overseas AST Co LLC Target Engineering Construction Co. Fathom Systems Ltd Unique System (UK) Ltd P&O Maritime Services Ltd Technip Oceania Pty Ltd Formshore Group Unique System FZE Pacific Drilling Services Inc Technip USA, Inc Forum Energy Technologies United Offshore Services V.O.F. Pacific Richfield Marine Pte Ltd Tecnosub Forum Energy Technologies (UK) Ltd Usha Martin Italia PBJV Group Sdn Bhd Teekay Norway AS Franklin Offshore International Pte Ltd Vanguard Offshore Pte Ltd Pearl River Offshore Ltd Tethys-Plantgeria Ltd Fugro-TSM Pty Ltd Velocious Pty Ltd Pelican Co Ltd TETRA Technologies Inc GE Power Conversion VerdErg Connectors Ltd PEM Offshore Inc Tidewater Inc. Global Gases Australia Pty Ltd Veripos PEM Offshore Ltd Tidewater Marine North Sea Ltd Global Gases Group FZCO Viking SeaTech Petroleum Marine Services Co. Tideway Offshore Contractors (Member of Global Gases Group Singapore Pte Ltd Vroon Offshore Services Ltd Petroserv Marine, Inc the DEME Group) Global Gases South Africa (Pty) Ltd WDI Westfälische Drahtindustrie GmbH PetroUsaha Engineering Services Sdn Bhd Timsah Shipbuilding Company GMC Ltd Phoenix International TL Geohydrographics Sdn Bhd GOL Offshore Limited Suppliers of Services Promar Shipping Services SA Topaz Marine GustoMSC BV Abermed Ltd Prosafe Offshore Ltd Topaz Marine - Kazakhstan HATLAPA Marine Equipment Acteon Angola Limitada Prysmian Powerlink Services Ltd Topaz Marine MENA Hendrik Veder Group BV Advanced Marine Pte Ltd PT Advanced Offshore Services Total Marine Technology Pty Ltd Hydrasun AIMS Ltd PT Bahtera Niaga Internasional TPSMI Group Ltd IHC Hytech BV Air Products Singapore Pte Ltd PT Ekanuri Indra Pratama Transocean Intron Plus Alfa Petroleum Services PT Jaya Salvage Indonesia Transoceanic Cable Ship Company Inc IUC Group Inc Alliance Marine Services PT Lancar Rejeki Berkat Jaya Trigstation Sdn Bhd IUC Technologies LLC Anglo-Eastern Group PT Mahakarya Geo Survey Troms Offshore Management AS IXBlue Anglo-Eastern Group (Asia-Pacific Region) PT Offshore Works Indonesia UMC International James Fisher Offshore Limited Applied Research International Pvt. Ltd PT PATRA DINAMIKA Underwater Services Company Ltd Jiangsu Zhongtian Technology Co Ltd (ZTT) ASP Rope Access PT Prima Mitranata Undine Marine Industries Co. Ltd Joint-Stock Company Tetis Pro ATOB PT Samudera Biru Nusantara Unicom Management Services (St.Petersburg) Ltd JW Automarine Auto Dynamic Positioning Services Ltd PT Wintermar Unidive Offshore Pte Ltd Kenz Figee BV B&A Engineering Srl PTSC Geos & Subsea Services Co Ltd Unimar Ltd Kirby Morgan Dive Systems Babcock International Group Marine & Queiroz Galvão Óleo e Gás UTEC Survey Asia Pte Ltd Kongsberg Maritime AS Technology Division Rana Diving spa UTEC Survey Construction Services Ltd Kongsberg Maritime do Brazil SA Baker Marine Solutions Red7Marine Offshore Ltd UTEC Survey JLT Kongsberg Maritime Ltd Bergen Marine Consulting & Engineering AS REDS Caribbean Ltd UTEC Survey, Inc. KTL Offshore Pte Ltd Blade Offshore Services Ltd Subsea V.Ships Ltd L-3 Communications Blue Water Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd Reef Subsea Power and Umbilical Van Oord Offshore BV Lankhorst Ropes BOATLABS AS REM Offshore ASA Vantage Deepwater Drilling Inc LexMar Engineering Pte Ltd Braemar Engineering (Wavespec Limited) Romona Inc Vector Offshore Ltd Liebherr Sunderland Works Ltd Braemar Technical Services (Offshore) Pte Ltd ROV Resources (B) Sdn Bhd Veolia Environmental Services Special Services Marine & Diving Services Ltd Bruce Offshore Ltd ROV Resources (M) Sdn Bhd Viking Supply Ships AS Marine Solutions (Pty) Ltd BSA Offshore AS ROVOP Limited Visser & Smit Marine Contracting bv MCS Free Zone CAPE Group Pte Ltd RWE OLC GmbH Volstad Shipping AS Measurement Devices Ltd (Marine Division) Cescor srl S&O Ship Management Ltd Vroon Offshore Italia Srl MJR Controls Ltd Charles Taylor Adjusting Ltd Sahara Petroleum Company Vroon Offshore Services BV Molecular Products Ltd C-MAR Group SAL Heavy Lift GmbH VTT Maritime AS Nautronix Ltd Consortium Underwater Engineers Ltd SapuraAcergy Sdn Bhd Wagenborg Offshore BV Navis Engineering OY Cortez Subsea Ltd SapuraClough Offshore Pty Limited Wilhelmsen Ship Management (Norway) AS NETmc Marine Cosalt SAROST SA Workfox BV NSW Technology Ltd Curtis Davis Garrard LLP SB Submarine Systems Ltd Workships Contractors BV Nuvair Delta Marine Technologies / Delta SubSea SBM Offshore NV Zakher Marine International Inc. OCEANOS JSC Divetechnoservice Ltd SC Shark SRL Zamil Offshore Services Company Oceanscan Ltd Diving and Offshore Works Consultancy Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors NV Zitadel Limited Oceanwide Safety At Sea BV (DOWC) Sea Trucks Group - Asia-Pacific Offshore Logistics (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd DRC Dive Systems Sea Trucks Group - Europe & Africa SUPPLIERS Pacific Commercial Diving Supply Pty Ltd Dynamic Positioning Tech Sdn Bhd Sea Trucks Group FZE Suppliers of Equipment Petrofac Training Services (PTS) Dynamic Surveys Seacor Marine (International) Ltd ABB AS, Marine Division Pipeline & Piling Services Co Ltd Engineering Consulting Company Seacor Offshore Dubai LLC ABB Ltd Pommec TDE BV Esbjerg Survey Seadrill Americas Inc Abyssal SA Proserv Offshore ETPM Ltd Seadrill Management AS ACE Winches Redaelli Tecna spa Explorer Marine SBoSS ApS Seahorse Services Corporation Advanced Marine Pte Ltd Rigmarine FZC Fathom Systems Ltd Sealion Shipping Ltd Air Liquide America Specialty Gases LLC Rolls-Royce Marine AS Fearnley Offshore Supply SEAMEC - South East Asia Marine Engineering Air Liquide UK Ltd Rolls-Royce Oy Ab Fender & Spill Response Services & Construction Air Products Middle East FZE Rovsco Asia Pte Ltd First Marine Solutions Ltd Searie Sdn Bhd Air Products plc Saab Seaeye Ltd Flinders EMA Pte Ltd Searov Offshore Air Products Singapore Pte Ltd SapuraAcergy Sdn Bhd Forum Energy Technologies (UK) Ltd Seascape Surveys Pte Ltd Amron International Diving Supply Inc SBM Offshore NV Franklin Offshore Europe BV Seatrans AS Analox Sensor Technology Ltd Schilling Robotics (FMC CBV Subsea) Franklin Offshore International Pte Ltd SeaTrepid International LLC Ansell Protective Solutions Schilling Robotics Ltd Fugro Subsea Services Ltd Seaway Heavy Lifting Engineering BV Aqua-Air Industries Inc Schilling Robotics, Inc. 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19 D I REC TORY recent & Forthcoming events

9-13 September 2013 London International Shipping Week London, UK 10-11 September 2013 Asian Offshore Support Journal Singapore 12 September 2013 Asian DP Conference Singapore 18-19 September 2013 Marine Operations Supporting Offshore Wind London, UK 19 September 2013 Central & North America Section & Competence Seminar Houston, USA 24-25 September 2013 Deepwater Wind Farms London, UK 30 September 2013 Middle East & India Section Abu Dhabi, UAE 30 September - 2 October 2013 Middle East Workboats & Offshore Marine Abu Dhabi, UAE 8 October 2013 Wire Rope Workshop Amsterdam, the Netherlands 14-15 October 2013 Offshore Wind Construction, Installation and Commissioning Hamburg, Germany 15-16 October 2013 MTS DP Conference Houston, USA 22-24 October 2013 DOT International Houston, USA 23-24 October 2013 OSV Oslo, Norway 28 October 2013 South America Section Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 29-31 October 2013 OTC Brasil 2013 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 5-7 November 2013 RenewableUK 2013 Birmingham, UK 5 November 2013 Asia-Pacific Section Singapore 6-7 November 2013 IMCA Annual Seminar Addressing the challenges of new frontiers Singapore 19-21 November 2013 EWEA Offshore (European Wind Energy Association) Frankfurt, Germany

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