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Name Company Name City, State Country Sulaiman Al-Fadhel AL International Association of Drilling Contractors Conference Attendees Handout List IADC Drilling HSE&T Europe 2018 Conference & Exhibition Name Company Name City, State Country Sulaiman Al-Fadhel AL-KHAFJI JOINT OPERATIONS Kuwait City Kuwait Emad Aljassam AL-KHAFJI JOINT OPERATIONS Mesilah Kuwait James Griffin ALLRIG GROUP Aberdeen United Kingdom Tim Marsh ANKER AND MARSH Manchester USA Daan Broersen AVANS UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Den Bosch The Netherlands Sebastiaan Drost AVANS UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Den Bosch The Netherlands Jan-Jaap Eits AVANS UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Den Bosch The Netherlands Hessel Hooijmaaijer AVANS UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Den Bosch The Netherlands Gijsbert Houtman AVANS UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Den Bosch The Netherlands Hugo Meijer AVANS UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES Den Bosch The Netherlands Lamberto Nonno BAKER HUGHES INCORPORATED Aberdeen United Kingdom Edisa Shahini BAKER HUGHES INTEQ GMBH Celle Germany Scott Lennox BP Aberdeen United Kingdom Sandra Adkins BP EXPLORATION ALASKA INC Houston, TX USA Peter Skou BRANACH EUROPE A/S Esbjerg Denmark Sorin Vrincean BRANACH EUROPE A/S Bucharest Romania Tim Glasspool BRISTOW HELICOPTERS LTD Aberdeen United Kingdom Brian Fushell CANADA-NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR St. John's, NL Canada OFFSHORE PETROLEUM Mike Rice DROPSAFE (DBA NEWMAR LTD) Shek Tong Tsui Hong Kong Gareth Warne DROPSAFE (DBA NEWMAR LTD) Shek Tong Tsui Hong Kong Simon Parrott ENSCO PLC Aberdeen United Kingdom Jan van Bohemen ENSCO PLC London United Kingdom Jane Nyokabi ENSCO PLC Aberdeen United Kingdom Andreas van Wijk EPZ Borssele The Netherlands Adrian Brown FENNEX LTD Aberdeen United Kingdom Kim Christensen GlOBAL GRAVITY Esbjerg Denmark Paul Brebner GLOBAL OFFSHORE Esbjerg Denmark Raymond Koch HOGESCHOOL ROTTERDAM Rotterdam The Netherlands Jelle Kortman HOGESCHOOL ROTTERDAM Rotterdam The Netherlands Edwin Kweldam HOGESCHOOL ROTTERDAM Rotterdam The Netherlands Stef Mulder HOGESCHOOL ROTTERDAM Rotterdam The Netherlands Ruth Jones HSE OFFSHORE LTD South Shields United Kingdom Gus Caldera INGERSOLL RAND Kent United Kingdom Niek van Leeuwen INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING MANAGEMENT Sliema Malta Jason McFarland IADC Houston, TX USA Mark Denkowski IADC Houston, TX USA Derek Hart IADC Houston, TX USA Jens Hofmark IADC Copenhagen Denmark Henrietta Jukes IQARUS Dubai United Arab Emirates Elize Knuppel IQARUS Dubai United Arab Emirates Louise Slaney IQARUS Aberdeen United Kingdom Gregory Orih KCA DEUTAG DRILLING LIMITED Aberdeen United Kingdom Jeremy Townshend KCA DEUTAG DRILLING LIMITED Aberdeen United Kingdom Will McBeath MAERSK DRILLING Copenhagen Denmark Karsten Rosgaard MAERSK DRILLING Lyngby Denmark Thomas Falk MAERSK DRILLING A/S Lyngby Denmark Signe Andersen MAERSK DRILLING A/S Lyngby Denmark Michiel van Arkel MAERSK DRILLING A/S Lyngby Denmark Svenning Gronbaek MAERSK DRILLING A/S Lyngby Denmark Anas Idris MAERSK DRILLING A/S Lyngby Denmark Pia Parrot MAERSK DRILLING A/S Lyngby Denmark Kim Laursen MAERSK TRAINING, INC Houston, TX USA Bill Crabbe NATIONAL OILWELL VARCO HEADQUARTERS Houston, TX USA Sylvester Baddoo NATIONAL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY Kharkiv Ukraine Jim Lowe NOBLE DRILLING (LAND SUPPORT) LIMITED Aberdeen United Kingdom Barry Quinn NOBLE DRILLING (LAND SUPPORT) LIMITED Aberdeen United Kingdom Emil Yde Aasen NORSKE SHELL Tananger Norway Bruce Kain NORTHERN OFFSHORE Houston, TX USA Paul McCallum NORTHERN OFFSHORE Aberdeen United Kingdom Tommy Hansen NORWEGIAN OIL & GAS ASSOCIATION Oslo Norway Rune Mesel ODFJELL DRILLING Bergen Norway Tove Spjeld ODFJELL DRILLING AS Kokstad Norway Alexandru Colt OMV E&P GMBH Vienna Austria Rob Johnson PARKER DRILLING Houston, TX USA James Tolsma PARKER DRILLING Houston, TX USA Plinio Lima PETROBRAS Macae Brazil Fabricio Pinheiro PETROBRAS Macae Brazil Fabio Rapozo PETROBRAS Macae Brazil Ahmed Yassein PETROGRAPHICS PETROLEUM SERVICES Cairo Egypt Oyvind Tuntland PETROLEUM SAFETY AUTHORITY NORWAY Stavanger Norway Eamonn Keane POLICE OF SCOTLAND Stirling United Kingdom John Boyack RED WING SHOE Aberdeen United Kingdom Richard Craig RED WING SHOE Aberdeen United Kingdom Edi Gittenberger RIDER INTERNATIONAL Hoofddorp The Netherlands Peter Van der Bogt RIDER INTERNATIONAL Hoofddorp The Netherlands Chase Van Noordwijk RIDER INTERNATIONAL Hoofddorp The Netherlands Riccardo Falduto RINGERS GLOVES Copenhagen Denmark Rhona Flin ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Aaron Garden ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Paul de Leeuw ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Mohammed Majeed ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Stephen Mann ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Andrew Scrimgeour ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY Aberdeen United Kingdom Balazs Goor ROTARY DRILLING COMPANY LTD Nagykanizsa Hungary Zsolt Koczka ROTARY DRILLING COMPANY LTD Nagykanizsa Hungary Roman Szalai ROTARY DRILLING COMPANY LTD Nagykanizsa Hungary Gavin Hedingham ROWAN DRILLING Aberdeen United Kingdom Jamie Purves ROWAN DRILLING Aberdeen United Kingdom Paolo Brunetti SAIPEM SPA San Donato Italy Milanese Saud a Alkhaldi SAUDI ARAMCO Dammam Saudi Arabia Rashid K. Alrashid SAUDI ARAMCO Dammam Saudi Arabia Khalid Al-Dossary SAUDI ARAMCO OIL COMPANY Dhahran Saudi Arabia Ahmed Horaib SAUDI ARAMCO OIL COMPANY Abqaiq Saudi Arabia Luis Mariano SEADRILL Rio de Janeiro Brazil Neil Forrest SEADRILL MANAGEMENT LTD London United Kingdom Leif Nelson SEADRILL MANAGEMENT LTD London United Kingdom Kaveh Pourtemour SEADRILL MANAGEMENT LTD London United Kingdom Norbert Van Beelen SHELL Rijswijk The Netherlands Jostein Fjogstad SHELL Stavanger Norway David Jamieson SHELL Aberdeen United Kingdom Pierre Kriesels SHELL Rijswijk The Netherlands Stacey Murphy SHELL Aberdeen United Kingdom Mark van de Velden SHELL Rijswijk The Netherlands Satu Heschung SODEXO ENERGY AND RESOURCES Hoorn The Netherlands Cunera Vlaar SODEXO ENERGY AND RESOURCES Hoorn The Netherlands Paul MacDonald STENA DRILLING LTD Aberdeen United Kingdom David White STOPDROP TOOLING Dewsbury United Kingdom Mathew Owen STOWEN INC Katy, TX USA Denise Hone STOWEN LTD Great Yarmouth United Kingdom Andy Pratt THE MARSDEN GROUP Houston, TX USA Mark Gardiner THE REACH GROUP Houston, TX USA Jennifer Medcalf THE REACH GROUP Houston, TX USA Paul Johnson TRANSOCEAN Houston, TX USA Dominic Keller TRANSOCEAN Houston, TX USA Kevin Knott TRANSOCEAN OFFSHORE Aberdeen United Kingdom Wesam Almuttawa TU DELFT Delft The Netherlands Niels van Engelen TU DELFT Delft The Netherlands Koen van Koten TU DELFT Delft The Netherlands Karin Leijs TU DELFT Delft The Netherlands Patrick Symes TU DELFT Delft The Netherlands Deepakraj Thangaraju TU DELFT Delft The Netherlands Gillian Nicol UNITEDHEALTHCARE GLOBAL Mitcheldean United Kingdom Norman Ritchie VPSI GROUP, LLC Houston, TX USA Al Barrett WEATHERFORD Dubai United Arab Emirates Total Attendees: 124.
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