Early Career Forum Advancing your Engineering Career Agenda

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Petroleum Division Early Career Forum Series: #1 Overview, #2 Upstream, #3 Midstream, #4 Downstream

ASME Early Career Forum 1 Edmonton

Advancing Your Engineering Career!April 25-26, 2014 ~ 2 Day Agenda ~ Attend In-personThe Westin Edmonton 10135 100th Street Edmonton, Alberta

General Admission: $179

Early Career Professional and ASME Member:$45

Students:$25

Register Now! http://asme-ecf-one-2014.eventbrite.com Earn up to 6 PD Hours

ASME Sponso rs: Old Guard, Distr ic t D, Northern Alberta Sect ion and Petroleum Divis ion

DAY 1: April 25, 2014, Friday Featured Afternoon Event(Optional) TOUR OF C-FER Technologies; 2 pm to 4 pm; Meet at C-FER at 1:45 pm

The C-FER Edmonton facility contains a unique, world-class laboratory, in which full scaleequipment qualification testing can be performed, at high pressures, temperatures, and loadconditions, as well as in sour environments. The Exploration and Production Division servesthe industry in the areas of drilling and completion and in production operations. The Pipelineand Structures Division serves the industry in the areas of pipeline design and constructionand in pipeline integrity management. In addition to working for individual clients, C-FER iswell known for leading, organizing and managing Joint Industry Projects to address importantindustry issues. C-FER (http://www.cfertech.com/laboratory-equipment ).

DAY 2: April 26, 2014, Saturday Featured Morning Events Creating a Disting uish ed Career: Upstream, Midstream , Downstream

Deal ing with Human Resources

Engineer to Leader ASME You r Career Partner

DAY 2: April 26, 2014, Saturday Featured Afternoon Events Deliberately Choosing y our Employer

Safety and Ethics in the Workp lace

Careers in Oil & Gas Und er Sea
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ASME Early Career Forum 1Edmonton

Advancing Your Engineering Career!

April 25-26, 2014 ~ 2 Day Agenda ~ Attend In-personThe Westin Edmonton 10135 100th Street Edmonton, Alberta


ASME Sponsors : Old Guard, Distr ic t D, Northern Alberta Sect ion and

Petroleum Divis ion

April 26, 2014 - Featured Morning Events Creating a Disting uish ed Career

Deal ing with Human Resources Engineer to Leader

ASMEYou r Career Partner

Time (MDT)UTC/GMT -6 hours Topic

7:15 am - 7:50am Registration and Continental Breakfast

7:50 am8:00 am Bio-BreakSeating for Webinar #1

8:00 am8:10 am Introduction & WelcomeJudith Bamberger PhD PE,District D Leader

8:20 am9:50 am

Panel Discussion

Creating a Distinguished Career

Petroleum Industry Career FocusUpstreamMidstream Downstream

Upstreamexploration, production: Brian Wagg (CFER)Midstreampipeline transport: Juan Perez (Enbridge)

DownstreamRefining: Speaker TBD (IPTI)Doug Small, AMECModerator

9:50 am10:10 am Coffee and Bio-BreakSeating for Webinar #2

10:10 am11:25 am

Dealing with Human Resources: Engineer to LeaderHRs Role - Job Hunting & Searching Skills - Interviewing - Salary & BenefitsNegotiation - The Job - Performance Expectations for Early Career Engineers

Steven T Cerr i STCerr i I nternational Engineer to Leader

11:25 am11:35 am Bio-BreakSeating for Webinar #3

11:35 am12:00 am

ASME: Your Career PartnerLeveraging Engineering Society Resources To Advance Your Career

Finding your Technical HomeJudith Bamberger PhD PE,

ASME District D Leader, ASME Fluids Engineering Division

Focuson the Petroleum Division Joe Pavigli aniti ASME IPTI (InternationalPetroleum Technology Institute) ChairTechnical Leader at National Energy Board

12:0012:50 pm Networking LunchWebinar Offline


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ASME Early Career Forum 1Edmonton

Advancing Your Engineering Career!April 25-26, 2014 ~ 2 Day Agenda ~ Attend In-personThe Westin Edmonton 10135 100th Street Edmonton, Alberta


ASME Sponsors : Old Guard, Distr ic t D, Northern Alberta Sect ion and

Petroleum Divis ion

April 26, 2014 - Featured Afternoon Events Deliberately Choos ing yo ur Emp loyer

Safety and Ethics in the Workp lace Careers in Oil & Gas Under Sea

Time (MDT)UTC/GMT -6 hours Topic

12:50 pm1:00 pm Bio-BreakSeating forWebinar#4

1:00 pm

2:30 pm

Panel Discussion

Deliberately Choosing your EmployerSmall Firm versus Large Corporation

Consulting versus Owner/Operator

Nonconventional Career Paths

Joe Pavigli aniti

National Energy Board

Large Corporation

Speaker Being I denti fi edConsulti ng

Jenni fer Bell, Chair Petroleum Division Nonconventi onal Career Paths

YPAC Young Pipeli ners Association of Canada

Doug Small, AMECModerator

2:30 pm2:50 pm Bio-BreakSeating forWebinar#5

2:50 pm4:00 pm

Safety and Ethics in the WorkplaceResolving Eth ical and Safety Contr adictions

Scott Bur r, Innovation ScientificFellow of ASMEPrincipal Innovator and Co-author of Safety Under Construction

4:00 pm4:10 pm Coffee and Bio-Break

Seating forWebinar#6

4:10 pm5:10 pm

Careers in Oil & Gas Under the SeaI ntr oduction to Subsea Tiebacks

Don WellsHess Corporation

5:10 pm5:25 pmClosing RemarksJudith Bamberger PhD PE,District D Leader

Introduction to Webinar SeriesJenni fer Bell ,Petroleum Division

5:25 pm6:00 pmNetworking and Exchanging Business CardsWebinar Offline

(no refreshments provided)


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Introducing Conference Presenters

Judith Ann Bamberger PhD PE

Senior Research Engineer, Fluid Mechanics, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory Richland, Washingtonspecializing in multiphase flowexperimental characterization and instrumentation

ASME North American Pacific District Leader 2012-2015

ASME Dedicated Service Award 2005

US Department of Energy Honor Award 2011

ASME Financial Operations Committee of Global Communities

Vice Chair Fluids and Application Systems Committee of FluidsEngineering Division

Past Chair Fluid Measurements & Instrumentation Committee of FluidsEngineering Division

Jennifer Bell Elements Offshore, CEO and founder

Intervention Engineer, Chevron Drilling & Completions Group

ASME Herbert Allen Award 2011Outstanding Technical Achievement

Petroleum Division Executive Committee Chair

ASME Henry R. Worthington Medal Award Committee Chair

ASME IPTI Board Member

Scott Burr Principal, Innovation Scientific, LLC ASME Fellow 2011

ASME Dedicated Service Award 2009

ASME Leadership Training Conference Presenter

ASME District PD Chair

Principal Innovator and Co-Author of Safety UnderConstruction

Steven T Cerri STCerri InternationalEngineer to Leader

ASME District D Operating Board Member ASME District D Lead Trainer: Communication, Management, &

Leadership Development

Popular Speaker in ASME SpeakersBureau


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Joe Paviglianiti ASME IPTI (International Petroleum Technology Institute) Chair

Technical Leader at the Canadian National Energy Board

Current chairman of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Z662 Technical Subcommittee onConstruction

Juan Perez Senior Manager of Special ProjectsOverpressurization and Transients

Program, Enbridge Liquids Pipelines

Petroleum Engineer with 20 years of experience in exploration, drilling, andpipeline engineering and operations

Juans studies in Project Management, Internal Control and ComplianceTechniques, and Finance have afforded him a long and successful career,including holding eight increasingly complex positions at the main pipelinesystem in Colombia, OCENSA, which was eventually sold by Enbridge

Graduate of America University in Columbia

Doug Small P.Eng. AMEC, Americas Ltd.

Mechanical Engineer

Vice Chair ASME Northern Alberta Section

Mechanical design and project engineer with over 17 years of technicalexperience in pressure equipment design and manufacturing

BS ME University of Alberta

Brian Wagg

Director, Business Development and Planning, C-FER Technologies He has worked at C-FER for 23 years in various engineering and management

roles, recently focusing on the pipeline industry.

He is working closely with industry, researcher and government agencies tobuild a new organization called the Canadian Pipeline TechnologyCollaborative, or CPTC, to co-ordinate pipeline research across Canada.

Don Wells Sr Subsea Engineering Advisor at Hess Corporation

Principal Subsea Engineer ConocoPhillips 19812009

Texas A&M University BSME, Mechanical Engineering 19741979

Don Wells is a Sr. Subsea Engineering Advisor in Hess Corporation's

Developments organization supporting their Project and TechnologyDevelopment needs.

Prior to joining Hess 4 years ago he worked for Conoco / ConocoPhillips for 27years where he held Engineering & Management positions on numerous subseadevelopment projects around the world.

His industry activities include membership in API committee 17, Chairmanship of the Subsea TiebackFoundation, and Chairman of the Petroleum Division of ASME's International Petroleum TechnologyInstitute.


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