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10th Maritime Salvage & Casualty Response
10th Maritime Salvage & Casualty Response Conference
Recent “Grande America” and “Viking Sky” incidents have highlighted the vital role of the salvage industry in making deep seas a safer place for maritime navigation and the importance of salvage experts being both well prepared and readily available to deal with incidents in extremely challenging conditions.
With professional and timely responses, both incidents recorded only minor injuries and no fatalities, but they have added to the growing number of incidents which need to be studied and analyzed to know how to deal with similar cases in the future most effectively.
This is why we are delighted to host 10th Maritime Salvage & Casualty Response Conference will be taking place on 11th & 12th September 2019 in London.
The two day conference will once again bring together senior executives and experts from salvage companies, technology providers, P&I Clubs, law firms and global regulators to discuss the latest challenges and developments making an impact on the industry.
The focus of the program will be on the issues of greatest significance to risk managers and other insurance buyers, but it will also be highly relevant and important to casualty professionals throughout the insurance and reinsurance markets. This year we will be taking an in-depth look into two themes: preventive actions to reduce fires on container ships and specifically on offshore oil & gas decommissioning projects.
Conference Topics Include:
- Consolidated Salvage: Are joint ventures solutions and the way forward?
- Examining LOF future: LOF2 & LOF “light”
- Addressing the firefighting needs of container ships
- The Hidden Hazards – the expert’s role in container ship fires
- Mega container ships and general average
- Container loss & major salvage operations
- P&I clubs perspective: examining risk in the salvage industry
- Nairobi Wreck Removal Convention: latest updates
- Salvage & environment: Benefits and risks
- Future trends in the world of salvage & wreck removal
- A Flag State’s obligation in a casualty situation
- Decommissioning & wreck removal
Join us in London this September 2019 for a highly interactive & informative conference, whilst enjoying the networking opportunities with your peers.
Key Topics Include:
- Consolidated Salvage: Are joint ventures solutions and the way forward?
- Examining LOF future: LOF2 & LOF “light”
- Addressing the firefighting needs of container ships
- The Hidden Hazards – the expert’s role in container ship fires
- Mega container ships and general average
- Container loss & major salvage operations
- P&I clubs perspective: examining risk in the salvage industry
- Nairobi Wreck Removal Convention: latest updates
- Salvage & environment: Benefits and risks
- Future trends in the world of salvage & wreck removal
- A Flag State’s obligation in a casualty situation
- Decommissioning & wreck removal
- George A. Tsavliris, Principal, Tsavliris Salvage Group / Non-Executive Chairman, SSL Endeavour Insurance Brokers Ltd, Greece & Cyprus
- Sam Kendall-Marsden, Director of Claims, The Standard Club
- Jim Allsworth, Claims Director, C Solutions
- Jim Elliot, CEO, Teichman Group / American Salvage Association
- Stephan Hennig, SOSREP, Maritime and Coastguard Agency
- David Richards, Deputy Director (Cargo), The North of England P&I
- Hans Petter Mortensholm, Project Lead, Norwegian Coastal Administration
- Jan de Boer, Senior Legal Officer, IMO
- Pieter den Haan, Lawyer-Partner, AKD Benelux Lawyers
- David Gooberman, Principal Surveyor, Isle of Man Ship Registry
- Susi Wiseman, Project Manager, Oil & Gas Technology Centre
- Anna Maria Darmanin, Secretary General, European Tugowners Association
- Daniel Jackson, Partner – Resident Director, Burgoynes
- Michael Hird, Associate Director – Admiralty , WK Webster & Co Ltd
- Steven M. Stancliff, Partner, Crenshaw, Ware & Martin
- Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Commericial Director, Five Ocean Salvage
- Lance Hebert, Senior Claims Manager, Thomas Miller P&I
- Ole Gunstein Aasbø, Senior Claims Executive, Casualty Environment And Property Claims, Gard AS
- Capt. Gary Hesling, Search & Recovery Services Director, Ocean Infinity
If you would like to be considered as a speaker for the event with a 30-45 minute presentation, please submit an abstract for consideration to:
Lauriane Pardoux
+44 (0)20 3141 0632
or
Mikhail Kryukov
+44 (0)20 3141 0649
- Salvage Companies
- Tug & Towage Companies
- Local Authority Representatives
- Ship Owners
- Ship Managers
- P&I Clubs
- Maritime Lawyers
- Consultants
Burgoynes is a renowned international partnership, undertaking forensic investigations into fires, explosions, mechanical and metallurgical failures and cargo issues, such as self-heating, contamination and biological spoilage. Burgoynes has been servicing the marine industry for over 50 years and has been involved in investigations into many of the major marine incidents. The company has also contributed to making the marine industry safer by proposing and supporting changes to codes and other standards. With over 80 investigators with diverse technical expertise, based in offices in the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai and Australia, Burgoynes can respond quickly to incidents around the world.
Ocean Infinity operates in the oceans worldwide: acquiring, analysing and expanding our unrivalled knowledge of the ocean floor. Whether our client’s questions are time critical, at scale or precision focused – we will ensure they are answered in the safest and highest value way possible. Our leading experts are equipped with the world’s most advanced autonomous vehicles and pioneering ocean technology.
Leading sub-sea search and salvage – the best chance of finding what you are looking for. The simultaneous deployment of multiple vehicles, each equipped with state-of-the-art technology, ensures that our clients have high confidence in our ability to find what they are looking for. Our state-of-the-art technology ensures extremely precise information is gathered at scale and down to 6,000 meters depth. Our high confidence in our ability to find what our clients are looking for is founded on two pillars – scale and precision. With three vessels operating globally, we can rapidly react and respond to any situation. This combined with our proven track record and ability to cover large areas faster than anyone else ensures your project is in the safest hands.
We are Ocean Infinity – providing answers.
CWM has been a leading maritime and admiralty law firm in Virginia since its establishment in 1923. The firm represents clients in matters involving vessel accidents, cargo damage, vessel and marina fires, personal injury and death, limitation of liability, vessel arrest and attachment, marine salvage and pollution. With respect to U.S. marine casualties, the firm also represents vessel owners and operators in U.S. Coast Guard and OSHA investigations, as well as civil penalty proceedings with the Coast Guard. We also represent merchant mariners in license suspension and revocation proceedings before the Coast Guard. Other maritime support includes vessel financing, and vessel and facility pollution response plans.
We serve a broad cross-section of marine underwriters on a spectrum of maritime insurance issues, including defense, coverage determinations and disputes, bad faith defense, reservations, declaratory actions, reinsurance, excess liability and subrogation. Underwriter interests represented include all aspects of marine and inland transportation, including hull and machinery, cargo, pollution, P&I, F.D.&.D., marine products liability defense, toxic tort, ship repairers and subrogation.
On the historic waterfront of the Elizabeth River in Norfolk, Virginia, the firm is situated to serve the maritime legal needs in the heart of the country’s premier naval, shipbuilding, and terminal operations port.
ACI has put together a range of packages to suit your requirements. These range from branding options, to full scale partner solutions and can be tailored to meet your objectives and budgets.
If you are launching a new product or service and wish to gain visibility and brand recognition within your industry, contact us today!
For commercial opportunities, please contact:
Sam Cormack
+44 (0)20 3141 0626
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