A BIG THANK YOU to TDF Fleet for being a #PremierHoleSponsor for the #DallasCowboys #GolfTournament coming up at the Cowboys Golf Club September 4th! Thank you to Dyron Walls and your team for all the support!! Roseland Oil and Gas Marketing & Consulting looks forward to seeing you there!! If your company would like to be a part of this fun networking tournament be sure to sign up while you still can at https://lnkd.in/esKb8vYK or give #TeamRoseland a call today to get all the info at 903-787-7544! Cheyenne Gray Derek Scroggins Lehi Gage Denny Pilcher
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Prepping for the Common Ground Alliance Conference never tasted so good! Join us for our ‘WE GOT TO ZERO’ session on Monday, April 15, 2024 1:30pm-2:30pm MST at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, CO. Learn how one of the largest excavation companies in the state of Nevada proved that it is possible to achieve zero damages. With more than 1,400 employees, Las Vegas Paving Corp became the Nevada Regional Common Ground Alliance (NRCGA) 2023 Silver Shovel Award Winner after achieving zero at fault damages in 2022 and exemplifying industry leading damage prevention best practices. Through strong partnerships between Las Vegas Paving Corp, the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, Southwest Gas Corporation and locators, Nevada stakeholders will share how unwavering commitment to safety, precision and operational excellence can take even the largest excavation company to peak performance. This presentation will discuss how Nevada is leading the industry towards 50-in-5 through effective communication, collaboration, comprehensive education and training, technology, adequate regulatory oversight, and unwavering buy in from all stakeholders. Dennis Bott | Scott Allen | Lynsay Demko | Craig Rogers (in remembrance) #damageprevention #50in5 #excavationsafety #constructionsafety #partnership #callbeforeyoudig #call811 #publicawareness
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Insightful case study exploring options when updating North Sea FPSO Marine Breakaway Couplings Taken from the perspective of the challenging North Sea environment and the logistics and expectations of a FPSO reel hose application. The case study examines operational requirements, options and installation: all within the demands of tight deadlines. The process involved a review of the previous Single Closure Gall Thomson specification and which Gall Thomson MBC would best deliver maximum protection and operational commercial advantage for the future. Double closure Gall Thomson Petal17 and PetalC are compared and which option delivered the optimum solution for this specific operation is summarised. This case study is a glimpse into the Gall Thomson process and can be found at https://lnkd.in/ey2MQGH3 #fpso #northsea #offshore #oilspill #gallthomson
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Any insights on CGS (EOG) planning to P&A the Panther A Unit #M 1H well in SE Dawson County, BLK 35 T 5N? I'd appreciate any info you can share! #OilandGas #SEdawsoncounty #IndustryInsights
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Head of Northern Area Producing HRBPs at aramco, MSc at HRM, CIPD-L7, MCIPD, President at Ras Tanura Photography Association, Owner of Prince Group for media production, Owner of Osturat Alsharq Restaurant
Free advices and a master degree in business administration, leadership and HR in this short video from #aramco Senior Vice President Mr. Dawood Al-Dawood it was directed to youth employees.... but it is actually applicable to all levels of employees,managment and any leadership team....
A message to the youth from, Mr. Dawood Al-Dawood, the Senior Vice President of Northern Area Oil Operations. #saudiaramco #aramco #youthempowerment
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Looking for something different to do in the maritime industry? Here's a niche that most training institutions don't have programs for. Read Joe Farrell III's article on, "Training Salvors: ASA's Work in Preparing the Next Generation". He gives excellent insight into this exciting and challenging career.
Growing ship size, diversity of cargo, and alternative fuel systems are only a few contributors to the increasing complexity of the marine salvage industry. In “Training Salvors: ASA’s work in preparing the next generation” published in the July issue of Marine Technology (mt), a @SNAME publication, Joseph Farrell, CEO of Resolve Marine and president of the American Salvage Association (ASA) addresses the evolving art and science of marine salvage. Although the basic objectives of marine salvage remain the same: save lives, preserve the environment, and protect property, the list of required skills to meet these objectives is growing in size, diversity and complexity. Additionally, there is an urgent need for OPA 90 regulation to incorporate new technologies, new alternative fuels (e.g., LNG, LPG and methanol), and a wider array of cargos (e.g., electric vehicles and Li-ion batteries). To assist in this effort, the ASA advises government agencies on behalf of the salvage industry and provides training to USCG personnel. The ASA and its members also work to establish industry best practices for salvage and marine firefighting response throughout North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean. Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/eTHPkAZZ #ResolveMarine #AmercianSalvageAssociation #SNAME #MarineSalvage
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A long-awaited CalMac ferry has been launched at Ferguson's shipyard in Port Glasgow. Crowds cheered as the 3,000-tonne vessel successfully left the slipway, making it the heaviest vessel to have been launched from the Clyde yard. The MV Glen Rosa is the second of two delayed ferries being built by the nationalised shipyard. The 102m (335ft) ship was named by newly-qualified welder Beth Atkinson. The ship will now require more than a year of fitting out work at the quayside before it is ready for delivery. High winds led to a short delay during the speeches until the river pilot with the waiting tugs decided it was safe enough to proceed. Glen Rosa and its sister ship Glen Sannox are the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuel ships ever built in the UK, capable of switching between LNG and marine diesel. The ships have faced significant design challenges, contributing to repeated delays and extra costs, although recent progress on Glen Rosa has been rapid. Read more ➡️ https://buff.ly/3xxGe8E The Scottish Chambers of Commerce Network is here to support your business - reach out to share your views, concerns and opportunities. #SCCnews #businesssupport #businessnetwork #businessvoice #businessleader Sign up for the Scottish Chambers of Commerce enewsletter at https://buff.ly/3CpsQnu
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A great description of an awesome industry to work in with challenges and continuous opportunities to learn, grow and see the benefits of your efforts. Salvage and environmental stewardship go hand in hand. The marine salvor is a problem solver whose stakeholders have greater and greater expectations when it comes to emergent response capabilities and response times. The rate of change is ever increasing and salvors must remain agile and ready to pivot to meet expectations. Risks are ever evolving (e.g. alternative fueled vessels) and salvors continue to adapt, embrace new technologies, techniques and equipment and endeavor to stay ahead of the next disaster.
Growing ship size, diversity of cargo, and alternative fuel systems are only a few contributors to the increasing complexity of the marine salvage industry. In “Training Salvors: ASA’s work in preparing the next generation” published in the July issue of Marine Technology (mt), a @SNAME publication, Joseph Farrell, CEO of Resolve Marine and president of the American Salvage Association (ASA) addresses the evolving art and science of marine salvage. Although the basic objectives of marine salvage remain the same: save lives, preserve the environment, and protect property, the list of required skills to meet these objectives is growing in size, diversity and complexity. Additionally, there is an urgent need for OPA 90 regulation to incorporate new technologies, new alternative fuels (e.g., LNG, LPG and methanol), and a wider array of cargos (e.g., electric vehicles and Li-ion batteries). To assist in this effort, the ASA advises government agencies on behalf of the salvage industry and provides training to USCG personnel. The ASA and its members also work to establish industry best practices for salvage and marine firefighting response throughout North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean. Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/eTHPkAZZ #ResolveMarine #AmercianSalvageAssociation #SNAME #MarineSalvage
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It is important to monitor the runner clearance of hydro generators in order to avoid damage caused by runner/throat ring contact. This is true whether the turbines are kaplan, propellers, or Francis. Learn more about: https://lnkd.in/dqsUCEG #vibrosystm #runnerclearance #hydrogenerators #energy #turbine #kaplan #francis #throatring #underwaterprobes #engineering #monitoring
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1moThank You Cheyenne & Derek we really value our partnership with Roseland! Such a great organization and very well organized events with tons of networking opportunities!