Safely Securing and Recovering Caissons

Caissons are used in a variety of applications on offshore production platforms and vessels. Common uses for caissons are firewater and seawater lift, drain as well as I-Tube and J-Tube applications. Due to platform life extension, caissons have often been in place longer than planned, and deterioration and failure of caissons is a growing trend in the North Sea and worldwide.

Presented by: Dale Millward, Director of EPRS & Subsea Services

Subsea Pipeline Repair and Modification

To enable new field developments the most cost-effective solution may require a tie-in or connection into existing subsea pipeline infrastructure. When no pre-installed tie-in point exists, it will be necessary to install a new tie-in connection into the pipeline. Ideally the new tie-in connection can be done by disconnecting a pipeline flanged spool and replacing it with a pipeline tie-in, such as a tee or wye spool

Presented by: Dale Millward, Director of EPRS & Subsea Services

Unconventional Applications of Pipeline Isolation Plugs

Significant project delays, production outages or impact to the entire production infrastructure are experienced when pipelines are damaged or fail due to a loss of integrity. Pipeline isolation plugs are regularly used to provide fully proven double block isolation, that enables valve replacement or repairs without having to depressurise the entire pipeline.

Presented by: Dale Millward, Director of EPRS & Subsea Services

Reducing Costs And Avoiding Shutdowns During Pipeline Maintenance

Adapting to a sustained low oil price presents pipeline and piping system operators an ongoing challenge of functioning smarter and more efficiently. Operators now balance the need to maintain pipeline integrity while ensuring emergency and scheduled repairs are conducted safely and efficiently.

Presented by: Martin Wilson, Director of Intervention Services & Mark Burton, Technical Director of Intervention Services

Subsea Repair Scenarios of Damaged Pressurised Pipelines

This webinar will discuss subsea pipeline damage scenarios and repair options available to ensure a safe isolation of the pipeline and contents in the event of an incident. DNV GL type approved isolation technology has been developed to enable the installation of fail-safe, double block and bleed isolation tools, in the event of an unpiggable midline defect.

Presented by: Dale Millward, Director, EPRS & Subsea Services

High integrity isolation for cost effective and safe mid-line repair

This webinar will describe pipeline isolation tooling and techniques that enable safe modification of pressurised pipelines. Double block and bleed isolation tools have been utilised pre and post-shutdown which enables the shutdown time to be greatly reduced, reducing work scopes, increasing safety and maximising planned duties to be commercially cost-effective to the end user.

Presented by: Dave Vernon, Director, Isolation Services
Dale Millward, Director, EPRS & Subsea Services

Safely Securing and Recovering Caissons

Presented by: Gareth Campbell, Business Development Manager

Leak-tight double block and bleed isolation to reduce risk during pipeline maintenance

Presented by:Lucas Jarrin, Business Development Manager
Stephen Rawlinson, Vice President, Americas

Pressurised Pipeline Repair enabled by Double Block Isolation Tools

Presented by: Gareth Campbell, Business Development Manager
Steven Byers, Isolation Services Manager

Emergency Pipeline Repair Systems (EPRS) – Are you ready?

Presented by: Dale Millward, Director, EPRS & Subsea Services
Steven Byers, Isolation Services Manager

Maximising shutdown efficiency to minimise risk and downtime

Presented by: Scott Garner, Business Development Manager
Sandy Peter, Process Plant Solutions Manager