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1618 April 2013Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

The 2nd Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium

Hazards AP

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ADVANCINGCHEMICALENGINEERINGWORLDWIDE

Welcome remarks

On behalf of the Chemical Industries Council of Malaysia (CICM), I would like to extend a warm welcome to all of you to the 2nd Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium, and particularly to our overseas delegates, Selamat Datang to Malaysia.

This is the second time the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium is staged in the Asia Pacific region, with the theme Achieving Operational Excellence in a Competitive Environment. This years symposium marks CICMs second collaboration with IChemE to bring this prestigious event to the Asia Pacific region and once again, to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

With a forecasted growth of 7% annually, the chemical industry worldwide is largely driven by countries in Asia. This dynamic industry remains to be under public scrutiny to ensure high standards of safety and operating conditions are constantly maintained in safeguarding the interests of the local communities as well as the environment.

Thus, it is paramount for CICM to stay true to its role in championing the sustainable growth of the chemical industry by urging chemical companies to achieve health, safety and environmental (HSE) excellence. This is very much in line with the aspirations of the global chemical industrys voluntary Responsible Care initiative, of which CICM is the main champion in Malaysia. We believe HSE excellence plays an integral part and will lead to sustainable growth of chemical business operations in the long term.

Complementing our Responsible Care initiative, we hope that the Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium this year will serve as an integral platform to enhance the process safety management of chemical operations locally, as well as in the Asia Pacific region. The great line-up of international keynote speakers and a programme spanning over three days will definitely bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to all safety practitioners and professionals attending this symposium.

I would like to convey my heartfelt gratitude to all our conference partner, sponsors, distinguished speakers as well as members of the Organising and Technical Committees for graciously coming together to make this years symposium a truly exceptional continual learning event for all of us.

Finally, my best wishes for a successful conference to all delegates of the 2nd Hazards Asia Pacific symposium.

Dr Abd Hapiz Abdullah

CICM Chairman

CICM Chairmans message for 2nd Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium

B.P. Chow Chairman of IChemE in Malaysia

Dear friends & esteemed colleagues,

On behalf of the board of the Institution of Chemical Engineers in Malaysia, it gives me enormous pleasure to welcome you to the 2nd Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium, extending our international mission to establish world-class standards in process safety in this region.

First staged in Manchester, England in 1960, Hazards was extended to Malaysia for the first time in 2011 with over 200 delegates in attendance. This year the conference is bigger and better: more delegates, a bigger exhibition and an extended technical programme, featuring seven outstanding international plenary speakers and two parallel sessions covering all aspects of chemical process safety.

I am delighted to see the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) represented here at the conference. Its new guidance on corporate governance, published last year, confirms that leadership on process safety from the very top of a company is essential for successful and sustainable business performance.

This provides an excellent stimulus for IChemE and its corporate partners to secure improved leadership in process safety worldwide.

Please find the time to visit our stand in the exhibition area and talk with IChemEs team to find out how we can help you to build a better understanding of process safety and risk management issues.

Enjoy the conference

B.P. Chow

Chairman of IChemE in Malaysia

PS: Now an annual event, we are already planning the third symposium in May 2014 your opportunity to be part of the largest gathering of process safety professionals in South East Asia!

More demanding legislation and public scrutiny is increasing the need for operators to demonstrably improve the safety of their operations. ABB Consulting provides an expert independent view on where improvements should be made and on how best to implement them for the global process industries. Our services include: ageing assets and integrity, alarm management, competency assessments, flare studies, hazardous area management, HAZOPs, human factors, LOPA, pressure relief, Process Hazard Reviews (PHR), Process Safety Management (PSM), safety reports (EU Seveso), SIL studies and technical training to ensure safer operations.www.abb.com/consulting

Process safety. Reducing major risks.

ABB Consulting2 Ayer Rajah CrescentSingapore 139935Phone: +65 6514 4776

IChemE Hazards AP Conference in Malaysia - Safety (A4) Mar 2013.indd 1 04/03/2013 12:42:21


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More demanding legislation and public scrutiny is increasing the need for operators to demonstrably improve the safety of their operations. ABB Consulting provides an expert independent view on where improvements should be made and on how best to implement them for the global process industries. Our services include: ageing assets and integrity, alarm management, competency assessments, flare studies, hazardous area management, HAZOPs, human factors, LOPA, pressure relief, Process Hazard Reviews (PHR), Process Safety Management (PSM), safety reports (EU Seveso), SIL studies and technical training to ensure safer operations.www.abb.com/consulting

Process safety. Reducing major risks.

ABB Consulting2 Ayer Rajah CrescentSingapore 139935Phone: +65 6514 4776

IChemE Hazards AP Conference in Malaysia - Safety (A4) Mar 2013.indd 1 04/03/2013 12:42:21

W. Ian Hamilton UK ERM

W. Ian Hamilton was appointed to run the global human factors team at leading EHS consultancy practice, ERM, in 2012. A human factors professional with 28 years experience, he started his career in 1984 working in the defence sector with several years working on military aircraft projects before moving to air traffic management.

Hamilton will talk about controlling human error for more effective process safety management.

Datuk Wan Zulkiflee bin Wan Ariffin Malaysia PETRONAS

Datuk Wan Zulkiflee is the chief operating officer and executive vice president for downstream operations at PETRONAS, the national oil and gas company of Malaysia. He is a member of the PETRONAS board and several senior management committees within PETRONAS, its subsidiary companies and its joint ventures.

Datuk Wan Zulkiflee will use his plenary to discuss PETRONAS and the process safety challenge.

Yang Soo Lee South Korea SK Innovation

Yang Soo Lee is the senior vice president with responsibility for health safety and environment matters at SK Innovation. Lee has enjoyed a successful career with SK and its subsidiaries spanning thirty years. He joined Yukong in 1983 rising to the level of vice president of crude and product operation in 2005. In 2008 he became vice president with responsibility for Yukongs Heavy Oil Upgrading Division. In 2010 he moved on to the role of vice president production division.

Lee will offer an overview of the latest approaches towards safety culture and reliability in the Korean process industries.

Judith Hackitt CBE UK Health & Safety Executive

Judith Hackitt CBE is the chair of the British Health & Safety Executive (HSE); a role she has occupied since 2007. She was reappointed for a three year term in 2012. In Great Britain the HSE is responsible for the encouragement, regulation and enforcement of workplace safety and for research into occupational risks across a wide range of activities including high hazard industries.

Hackitt will speak on complacency to anxiety the road to process safety leadership.

Plenary and keynote speakers

Juan Gabriel Aguiriano Singapore DuPont

Juan Gabriel Aguiriano is worldwide managing director of Sustainable Operations for DuPont Sustainable Solutions. An expert in corporate sustainability, climate change, and energy efficiency strategies, Aguiriano has advised senior executives from some of the top 500 corporations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in industries such as oil and gas, power and utilities, cement, mining and steel.

Aguirianos plenary will explore achieving business sustainability through effective management of process and operational risks.

John Bresland US Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Centre

John Bresland is president of Process Safety Risk Assessment, a US consulting company focusing on the chemical and energy sectors. He is also a research fellow at the Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Center of Texas A&M University, Texas.

Breslands plenary contribution will highlight how the chemical and oil industries can achieve world class process safety performance lessons learned from his years in the industry and at the US Chemical Safety Board.

Hans Volkmar Schwarz Germay BASF

Hans Volkmar Schwarz is a vice president with group-wide responsibility for process safety at BASF, the worlds largest diversified chemical company with more than 100,000 employees in over 80 countries, and global sales exceeding $80bn in 2010.

Dr Schwarz will talk about BASFs approach to process safety in the Asia Pacific region.

Wang Haoshui China State Administration of Work Safety

Appointed in 2006, Wang Haoshui serves as director general in the Department of Hazardous Chemicals and Work Safety Supervision. The department falls within the Chinese governments State Administration of Work Safety.

Haoshui will give a view on Chinas supervision and administration of safety in the chemical industry in China.



Monday 15 April 2013Workshop on Chemical Accident Investigations*

John Bresland, former chairman of the US Chemical Safety Board (CSB) will present a description of the investigation of two major incidents that occurred during his tenure on the Board. The incidents were the explosion and fire at the BP Texas City refinery in March 2005 and the explosion at the Bayer CropScience chemical plant in Institute, West Virginia in August 2008. Both incidents resulted in worker fatalities and very significant impacts to the finances and reputation of the companies.

An insight into the detailed CBS investigation process, the causes of each incident, the recommendations resulting from the investigation and the longer term impact of the incidents on the facilities and the companies will be discussed. Videos clips prepared by the Chemical Safety Board will be used to lead an audience discussion on the longer term industry wide implications of these tragic incidents.

Tuesday 16 April 2013 07:00 08:30 Registration

08:45 09:15 Opening ceremony

Sabah room

09:15 09:45 Plenary speaker:

PETRONAS and the Process Safety Challenge

Datuk Wan Zulkifee bin Wan Ariffin, PETRONAS, MY


Complacency to Anxiety the Road to Process Safety Leadership

Judith Hackitt, Health and Safety Executive, UK

10:15 10:35 Panel discussion

10:35 11:00 Refreshment break and exhibition/poster viewing

Sabah room Selangor room

11:00 13:00 Process Safety Design and Analysis (part 1)

Asset Integrity

13:00 14:15 Lunch break and exhibition/poster viewing


14:15 14:55 Plenary speaker 3:

Controlling Human Error for More Effective Process Safety Management

W. Ian Hamilton, ERM, UK

14:55 15:25 Operational Safety (part 1) The Challenges of Regulatory Compliance



16:15 17:45 Operational Safety (part 1 continued) Process Safety Management (part 1)

17:45 Welcome reception

Programme overview


www.icheme.org/hazardap2013

Wednesday 17 April 2013 07:00 08:30 Registration

Sabah room


How to Improve Safety Culture

Yang Soo Lee, SK Innovation, S KR


How the Chemical and Oil industries can achieve world class process safety performance lessons learned from my years in the industry and at the United States Chemical Safety Board

John Bresland, Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Center, US



09:50 10:50 Operational Safety (part 2) Process Safety Management (part 2)



11:15 12:45 Operational Safety (part 2 continued) Process Safety Management (part 2 continued)


Sabah room


Achieving Business Sustainability Through Effective Management of Process and Operational Risks

Juan Gabriel Aguiriano, DuPont, SG


14:40 15:40 Process Safety Management (part 3) Learning from Major Hazards Incidents



16:15 17:45 Process Safety Management (part 3 continued)

Learning from Major Hazards Incidents (continued)

18:30 Conference banquet

Thursday 18 April 2013 07:00 08:30 Registration

Sabah room


BASFs Approach to Process Safety in Asia

Hans Volkmar Schwarz, BASF, DE


Supervision and Administration of Safety in the Chemical Industry in China

Wang Haoshui, State Administration of Work Safety, CN




Full technical programmeTuesday 16 April 2013

08:45 Delegates move to Sabah room

Sabah room

08:55 Safety briefing

09:00 Welcome remarks

B P Chow Chairman, IChemE Malaysia

09:10 Welcome remarks

Dr A Hapiz Abdullah CICM

09:20 Keynote address:

Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hj Hassan Chairman, Petronas

09:30 Plenary speaker:

PETRONAS and the Process Safety Challenge

Datuk Wan Zulkiflee bin Wan Ariffin, PETRONAS, MY


Complacency to Anxiety the Road to Process Safety Leadership

Judith Hackitt, Health and Safety Executive, UK

10:30 Better Regulation, Safer Operations special Q&A session with plenary speakers

10:50 Refreshment break and exhibition/poster viewing

Delegates move to parallel sessions


Theme: Process Safety Design and Analysis (part 1)

Chairman: John Thorton Phillips 66 AsiaPacific Refining, MY

Theme: Asset Integrity

Chairman: Ong Ewe Hock Dupont, MY


09:50 11:20 Process Safety Design Analysis Operational Safety (part 3)



11:40 12:50 Process Safety Design Analysis (part 2 continued)

Management of Abnormal Operations


Sabah room

14:00 15:30 Process Safety Design Analysis (part 3)

15:30 15:45 Closing ceremony



11:15 Developing a Performance Based Structural Fire Protection Scheme on a Brownfield Development

S Shaw, R English, E Munoz-Garcia, A Nelson and S Thurlbeck MMI Engineering, AU

Presented by: J Evans

Driving Productivity Through Mechanical Integrity - The Dupont Story

R Gurja DuPont, SG

11:45 Design of Buildings in Petrochemical Facilities Using a Risk-Based Approach

J Dyer BakerRisk, US

Improved Asset Integrity Decision Making Approach

M Murthy Curtin University, AU

12:15 Thermal Instability and Runaway Criteria: The First Question

R Ball the Australian National University, AU

Process Safety and Asset Integrity Embedded Through Systems and People

I Livesey ABB Consulting, UK

12:45 Proactive Minimisation of Systematic Failures in Safety Instrumented Systems

P Clarke Exida Asia Pacific Pte, SG

Balancing Mechanical and Instrumented Protection in Brownfield Projects

I Shaikh MMI Engineering, US

13:15 Lunch break and exhibition/poster viewing

Sabah room


Controlling Human Error for More Effective Process Safety Management

W. Ian Hamilton, ERM, UK


Sabah room Perak & Selangor room

Theme: Operational safety (part 1)

Chairman: Christina Phang Environmental Resourses Management, MY

Theme: The Challenges of Regulatory Compliance

Chairman: Mark Hailwood LUBW Landesanstalt fr Unwelt, DE

15:00 Are We Waiting for the Next Texas City? Plant Safety and Understanding of Risk

W Moonen Lloyds Register, MY

Transfer of Regulatory Approaches for Major Hazards Between Countries: A UK Perspective

L Cusco, M Wardman, R Whitehead and J Wilday HSL, UK


Delegates move to parallel session room

Sabah room Perak & Selangor room

Theme: Operational Safety (part 1 continued)

Theme: Process Safety Management (part 1)

16:00 A Practical Approach to Incident Prevention and Mitigation

K Smith KBC Advanced Technology Pte Ltd, SE

Reliability Engineering an LNE Industry from Source to China

E Yap, Lu Y IRC Industry Risk Control, CW

16:30 OHSAS 18001 and MS 1722 Certification Initiatives Prove the Commitment to Sustainability

W O Hong Genting Plantations Berhad, MY

Process Safety Management Asking the Right Questions

J Brown Det Norske Veritas Pte, SG

17:00 Welcome reception in the exhibition and poster area



Wednesday 17 April 2013 Sabah room


How to Improve Safety Culture

Yang Soo Lee, SK Innovation, S KR


How the Chemical and Oil industries can achieve world class process safety performance - lessons learned from my years in the industry and at the United States Chemical Safety Board

John Bresland, Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Center, US




Theme: Operational Safety (part 2)

Chairman: Christina Phang Environmental Resourses Management, MY


Chairman: Jinsong Zhao Tsinghua University, CN

09:50 Effective Utilisation of Multiple Resources for Alarm Management

F Yang Tsinghua University, CN

Process Safety and Major Hazard Management

S K Kannan INPEX Corporation, JP

10:20 Practical Applications of Analysis and Mitigation of Human Factors

T Murphy AMEC, KW

Asset Damage Management and Other Hidden Benefits When Conducting a Thorough QRA

M Kolbe Baker Risk, US




Theme: Operational Safety (part 2 continued)

Theme: Process Safety Management (part 2 continued)

11:15 Human Factors Engineering (HFE) and Arresting the Slip Towards the Undesired Event

C Van Schalkwyk GL Noble Denton, MY

Reviewing Significant Process Hazards on Existing Plants in PETRONAS

A Ormond ABB, UK and K B M Piah Petronas, MY

11:45 Effective HAZOP Study of Aged Facilities Lessons Learned from Recent Projects

J Y Voon Environmental Resources Management, MY

Project Safety Review Assurance for Petarmina Hulu Energie ONWJ Operations

I M Sukrajaya and M Thaliharjanti Pertamina Hulu Energie, ID

C Leong ERM, MY

12:15 Diesel Engine Runaway Safety Risks in Hazardous Environments

T Rajan AMOT, SG

Organisational Change Management

S Berger AIChE, US Presented by: U Dhake


Workshop Safety is Not Proprietory Invitation only



Sabah room


Achieving Business Sustainability Through Effective Management of Process and Operational Risks

Juan Gabriel Aguiriano, DuPont, SG




Chairman: Muhtar Hashim Ancom Berhad, MY

Theme: Learning from Major Hazards Incidents

Chairman: Michael Persaud Shell Projects Technology, MY

14:40 Efficiently Reducing Your Process Safety Risk Profile Using a Targeted Basis of Safety Assurance Methodology

G R Ellis ABB, UK

The European Union Experience: Expert Networking and Exchange Tools to Promote Regional Process Safety Risk Governance

M Wood and L Fabbri European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Major Accident Hazards Bureau, Italy

M Hailwood LUBW Landesanstalt fr Umwelt, DE

15:10 The Dangers in Simplifying QRAs or Facility Siting Studies

M Kolbe BakerRisk, US

Investigation of an Accident and the Relevant Lessons Learned

F Miraj NOIC, IR




16:15 The Approach of Integrating the Management of Change (MOC) with Process Safety Information (PSI)

L Cui Tsinghua University, CN

On the Use of CFD-Based Consequence Models to Learn from Past Accidents

P Middha GexCon AS, NO

Presented by: D Siccana

16:45 Corporate Governance for Process Safety

M Hailwood LUBW Landesanstalt fr Unwelt, DE

Effective Use of Learning from Incidents for Process Safety Management

L Accattatis KBC Advanced Technology, SG

17:15 Operational Discipline The Key to Effective PSM Implementation

S Ramabhadrar DuPont, SG

17:45 Close of day two

18:30 Conference banquet



Thursday 18 April 2013

Sabah room


BASFs Approach to Process Safety in Asia

Hans Volkmar Schwarz, BASF, DE


Supervision and Administration of Safety in the Chemical Industry in China

Wang Haoshui, State Administration of Work Safety, CN




Theme: Process Safety Design and Analysis (part 2)

Chairman: Allen Ormond ABB, UK

Theme: Operational Safety (part 3)

Chairman: Muhtar Hashim Ancom Berhad, MY

09.50 Validation of Liquid Nitrogen Vaporisation Rate by Small Scale Experiments and Analysis of the Conductive Heat Flux from the Concrete

T Olewski and L Vechot Texas A & M University at Qatar, QA and S Mannan Mary K OConnor Process Safety Center, US

SIL determination: Problems With the Use of LOPA

A King ABB Consulting, UK

10:20 Design for Safety Success

H E Tait SKM, AU

Nuclear Waste Management

S Bisht IN

10:50 TBA Managing Rule Breaking

A Y Looi PETRONAS, MY



Theme: Process Safety Design and Analysis part 2 continued

Theme: Management of Abnormal Operations

Chairman: John Thornton Phillips 66 Asia Pacific Refining, MY

11:40 Sensitivity Analysis of a Dynamic Model for Gas Producing Reactions Under Runaway Conditions

V Casson and L Vechtot Texas A & M University at Qatar, QA and J Wilday HSL, UK

Technical Challenges of Multi Dimensional Asset Decommissioning of a World Scale Propane Frozen Earth

B Chalmers MWH, US

12:20 Estimation of Fugitive Emission Rates and Occupational Air Concentration in Chemical Process Design

M H Hassim Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MY

CFD-Based Optimisation of Gas Detector Placement

K V Wingerden GexCon AS, NO

Presented by: D Siccana





Sabah room

Theme: Process Safety Design and Analysis part 3

Chairman: Paul R Ellis Schaefer Kalk (M) Sdn. Bhd, MY

14:00 Industrial Dust Explosion Risk Management

F Ong BS & B Safety Systems Asia Pacific, SG

14:30 CFD Modelling of Hot Exhaust Plume

P S Ng Worley Parsons Services, MY

15:30 Closing ceremony

Poster presentationsTheme: The Challenges of Regulatory Compliance

Prevention of Air Pollution from Oil Refineries S Bisht IN

Theme: Learning from Major Accidents

Have we learned from the Incidents F Waheed Ali & Sons Contracting, AE

Theme: Process Safety Design and Analysis

The Application of SIL Technology in the Reaction System of Polyethylene Plant R Shike LanZhou Petrochemical Company of Petrochina, CN

Estimating Vulnerability for Jet/Pool Fires A Sarrack BakerRisk, US

Lead Leachate from Rubies Undergone Heat Treatment Process with Lead Glass Compound A Chotipong Environmental Research Institute, TH

Mechanical Equipment for Use in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres within LNG and Natural Gas Compressor Stations and Storage Units Application of the Standardisation Work for Mechanical Equipment for Explosive Atmospheres K Brehm Bayer Cropscience AG, DE

Flare and Blowdown Systems X S Chan ABB Consulting Ltd, UK

Theme: Process Safety Management

Integration of Risk Assessment with Hazard Identification Studies J Cockshott Cockshott Consulting Engineering Pty, AU

We have a better understanding of our projects in termsof safety and risks. We have achieved a more effective andefficient way to include risk mitigation measures in earlydesign stages, and were also able to make project risks andprocess safety more visible to our customers.

Dr Urban Neunert, technical safety expert, ILF Consulting Engineers

Phast and Safeti help you analyse and quantify the consequences and risks that present potential threat to life, property and the environment.

PhastTM

and SafetiTMTaking hazardand risk analysisone step further

Complete solutions Most user friendly Most value for money Professional service

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Safeguarding life, property and the environment

We have a better understanding of our projects in termsof safety and risks. We have achieved a more effective andefficient way to include risk mitigation measures in earlydesign stages, and were also able to make project risks andprocess safety more visible to our customers.

Dr Urban Neunert, technical safety expert, ILF Consulting Engineers

Phast and Safeti help you analyse and quantify the consequences and risks that present potential threat to life, property and the environment.

PhastTM

and SafetiTMTaking hazardand risk analysisone step further

Complete solutions Most user friendly Most value for money Professional service

Visit DNV Software at booth No. 16

Safeguarding life, property and the environment

We are Phillips 66, and we believe we can improve lives by providing energy. Our employees are committed to continuously striving to improve operational excellence, including personal and process safety. Thats why we support IChemE and the Chemical Industries Council of Malaysia (CICM) creating a forum for safety professionals to discuss operational excellence. Together, we can address the challenges facing operators in the Asia Pacific region.

And were proud to sponsor the second Hazards Asia Pacific Symposium.

See what else is behind the shield,

at www.phillips66.com.Phillips 66 Company. 2013. All rights reserved.

There are a lot of dedicated people behind the shield.




Organising committee:

Chair

Paul R Ellis Schaefer Kalk (M) Sdn. Bhd Malaysia

Secretary

Chan Pek Wan CICM Malaysia

B P Chow Aquakimia Sdn Bhd Malaysia

Mike Fox Talisman Malaysia Sdn. Bhd Malaysia

Muhtar Hashim Ancom Berhad Malaysia

Ong Ewe Hock DuPont Malaysia Sdn Bhd Malaysia

Christina Phang Environmental Resources Management Malaysia

Mohamed Noor Sany E-Response Management Sdn Bhd Malaysia

John H Thornton Phillips 66 Asia Pacific Refining Malaysia

Prof Jinsong Zhao Tsinghua University China

Mohan Balasingam IChemE Malaysia

Rosemary Cragg IChemE UK

Andrew Furlong IChemE UK

Yan Tsaur IChemE China

Technical committee:

Chair

Christina Phang Environmental Resources Management Malaysia

Rudolf Bakkara Chevron Indonesia Co Indonesia

Sheila Beattie Sygenta UK

Mike Fox Talisman Malaysia Sdn Bhd Malaysia

Mark Hailwood LUBW Landesanstalt fr Unwelt Germany

Dan Miller BASF Corporation US

Pronab Mukharjee AOW Global Risk Consulting Mumbai

Allen Ormond ABB UK

Michael Persaud Shell Projects and Technology Malaysia

Reginald Tan National University Singapore

Organising and technical committees

Sponsors

Gift sponsors

Exhibitors

In association with

Gold sponsors

Silver sponsors

Conference partner

Recreated PMS

Supporters

Sponsors



IChemE Malaysia Awards 21 October, Kuala Lumpur

The IChemE Malaysia Awards dinner provides a platform to recognise and reward innovation and excellence in chemical engineering.

For full details visit www.icheme.org/malaysiaawards

Contact Mohan Balasingam or Theresa Lok on +60321660822or email [email protected] for further information

Floor plan

Hazards Asia Pacific IChemE welcomes youWe trust that you will enjoy a successful and productive event. IChemE staff will be on the IChemE exhibition stand and look forward to discussing the benefits of membership, awards and training.

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List of Exhibitors

PETRONAS Chemicals Group 1&12DuPont 2Baker Risk 3ABB 4Philips 66 9Talisman 10Hydrocarbon Asia 11Technip 13CICM 14DNV 16Discussion Area 18Promat 19IChemE 20

ADVANCINGCHEMICALENGINEERINGWORLDWIDE

Training in 2013IChemE runs training courses and workshops catering for different interests in the wide field of chemical, biochemical and process engineering, including:

Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA)24 25 June, Kuala Lumpur

Water Minimisation & Carbon Footprint Reduction with Process Integration 1 2 July, Kuala Lumpur29 30 July 2013, Singapore

Basic Process Integration Techniques for Energy Management 26 27 August, Kuala Lumpur31 July 1 August, Singapore

Fundamentals of Process Safety 23 27 September, Kuala Lumpur

For full details visit www.icheme.org/courses



Hazards AP

IChemE is a registered charity in England and Wales, and a charity registered in Scotland (SC 039661)

IChemE offices in Kuala Lumpur, London, Melbourne, Rugby, Shanghai and Wellington

www.icheme.org C0103_13

Organised by:

Chemical Industries Council of Malaysia (CICM)

CICM promotes the interest and development of the chemical industry and has affiliations with the various sub-sector chemical groups locally with a view to establish a stronger and better representation of the Malaysian chemical industry.

For further information visit: www.cicm.org.my

Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE)

IChemE is the hub for chemical, biochemical and process engineering professionals worldwide. With a growing global membership approaching 37,000, the Institution is at the heart of the process community, promoting competence and a commitment to best practice in all aspects of process safety.

For further information visit: www.icheme.org

Please note that the programme may be subject to alteration without notice.

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