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11th Optimising Vessel Maintenance Conference

Date: 28th January 2015 - 29th January 2015 Location: London - UK

Increasing Fleet Profitability With Essential Maintenance Strategies & Next Generation Technology

ACI’s 11th Optimising Vessel Maintenance Conference will discuss the latest technical and maintenance management updates in the maritime industry for 2015 and beyond. With the advancement of technologies in vessel maintenance, ship owners are looking to reduce operational cost while improving profitability and reliability across the fleet by utilising these latest technologies. The concerns may still remain over initial investments in Condition Monitoring technology, so our conference will address how to maximise the return on investment in CM/CBM but also consider a variety of other maintenance solutions, such as alternative technologies, innovative maintenance management plans and optimising current established maintenance programmes.

The two day conference will address the pivotal concerns and solutions for ship owners, including how to implement latest technologies into existing maintenance management plans, looking at critical assets across the fleet that require effective maintenance plans, increasing asset lifecycle management in ship structure, while also looking at classification perspectives on the latest technology in the market.

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28th January 2015
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29th January 2015
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Copthorne Tara London Kensington
Scarsdale Place
London, W8 5SY United Kingdom

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  • Analysing essential KPIs for vessel maintenance programmes and critical shipowner concerns
  • Exclusive shipowner panel focusing on upkeeping maintenance standards, operating and selecting latest technology compliance issues and HSEQ on both technical and cost levels
  • ‘Real’ Technical Sessions: Hear the latest next generation vessel maintenance technology solutions from OEMs and how to integrate into existing maintenance plans including CBM, Remote Monitoring, Ultrasound and more…
  • Learn how to maximise Return On Investment (ROI) and increase profitability through effective maintenance strategies
  • Hear strategies for reducing downtime, minimising owning costs and increasing profits through smart technologies.
  • Case study maintenance programmes for critical assets on the vessel, including propulsion system maintenance, engine maintenance/ performance and monitoring of critical hull structure and integrity.
  • Considering technical analysis and strategies for all types of maintenance applications and technology
  • Maintenance for possible new equipment required by regulations and compliance: maintenance for scrubbers ; Ballast Water System maintenance ; compliance standards for maintenance with MLC2006
  • Strategies for vessel and fleet asset life cycle management and extension
  • Participate in interactive roundtables and panel discussions, including Human Factors in Marine Maintenance, Valuation of Maintenance Contracts and Classification Requirements for Technology
  • Nick Goddard, Technical Operations Manager, Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd
  • Gaby A.H. Steentjes, Fleet Manager, Flinter Management BV
  • Yannis Voulgaris, Technical Manager, Load Line Marine S A
  • Captain Aleksander Legowski, Managing Director & COO, Österreichisher Lloyd
  • Jaime Tetrault, Diretor Product Support, Caterpillar Marine
  • Senior Representative Confirmed, Prisma Electronices
  • Kuba Szymanski, Secretary General, Intermanager
  • Wolfgang Hintzsche, Marine Director, German Shipowners Association
  • Syed Ahmed, Manager – Technical – Asset Integrity, Prosafe Offshore
  • Axel Kahl, Director, Chemical Marine
  • David Knukkel, CEO, DKTM Consultancy