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IEMSMarch 2017Issue - 0217
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IEMS - WEBSITEWe are excited to announce that our new and refreshed website is live www.iems-uk.com The updated site includes changes to navigation, with drop-down menus for both mobile and desktop versions. We have also improved the structure of our content, so you will get more from a quick read. There is a whole host of smaller changes with large impact, all to make the experience of the adjusted site more user friendly.
Our goal with this new website is to provide our visitors an easier way to learn about IEMS services and solutions and also to allow the visitor to browse information based on their own choice. The new website is interactive and gives better access to services. Our current and prospective clients will find useful information about our services on the homepage.
Amongst the new features the site contains integrated social media buttons for Face-book, Twitter and Google+ to enhance communication with the clients, partners and associates.
Services Section - www.iems-uk.com
We will be constantly updating our website content with helpful information, articles, blogs, newsletters, company announcements and client successes in the media section and through our live twitter feed.
We hope you enjoy the new website with a fresh look, and easy accessibility.
Thanks to our amazing staff and supporters of IEMS who donated their time and energy to make this site what it is. If you have any feedback, please let us know on Face-book or Twitter or email to [email protected].
Homepage - www.iems-uk.com
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INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL & MARINE SERVICES
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COOPERATION AGREEMENT
IEMS and EAME, have signed an exclusive cooperation agreement to further strengthen market position in the
field of environmental services
IEMS and EAME are combining their vast global experience and expertise to offer a wider array of client centric services delivered through a central gateway.
In brief: EAME is a multi-disciplinary environmental consultancy practice that specialises in providing technical expertise and innovative solutions to complex and challenging environmental problems. EAME’s environmental scientists are a well-established team of environmental consulting professionals whose core members began working together over 15 years ago and have remained together as an integrated team ever since. The company are members of the:
ÞÞ Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
ÞÞ Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment (IEMA)
ÞÞ The Geological Society of London
ÞÞ Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)
ÞÞ Royal Geographical Society
ÞÞ Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
ÞÞ London Chamber of Commerce and Industry
ÞÞ The Middle East Association
To find out more about EAME, please visit www.eame.co.uk
NEW TEAM MEMBERS - PARTNERS
We are pleased to announce that Alastair Wilson Clyne and Sameh Macary join the International Training and consultation division of IEMS.
Alastair is a highly skilled business, social enterprise and economic development director with over 25 years’ international experience and success in developing opportunities, delivering solutions, training project teams and facilitating project growth/implementation across the Public, Private, Donor, NGO, Voluntary, Social Enterprise, Education sectors.
Delivering success and impact in even the most poorly or non-defined projects/situations has been achieved whilst working, living and thriving in diverse countries, cultures, economies and political situations. Alistair will focus on supporting the growth, development and the successful direction of contracts, projects and teams.
Sameh has developed curricula and materials for training courses covering Petroleum Technology, Reservoir Engineering, Reserves Estimation and Classification, Risk Assessment and Petroleum Economics for many years. This was introduced not only to petroleum engineers, but also engineers from other disciplines and geologists in several Companies in the Middle East and the Globe. Sameh was formerly an instructor with “Petroskills”.
Sameh will oversee the delivery of specialist Oil and Gas training as well as provide significant input into to the universal services offered by IEMS.
AGREEMENT NO. EA-IE-01-217/2-2
EXCLUSIVE COOPERATION AGREEMENT
BETWEEN
International Environmental Marine Services-UK Ltd.(IEMS-UK)
AND
Earth & Marine Environmental Consultants Ltd.(EAME)
“THE AGREEMENT”
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INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL & MARINE SERVICES
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Practice
Process
People TechnologyExpert Central
Practice
Process
People TechnologyExpert Central
Level II - LNG Training Course
IEMS launches a training course aimed at all parties involved in the LNG supply chain. The course covers training on health and safety, communication, LNG procedures, equipment used in the process, emergency response as well as optional units for both onshore or offshore working practices and procedures.
This program is related and compatible with Registered Gas Distribution Professional (RGDP), Certified Gas Transmission Professional (CGTP), Level II - LNG Plant Operator Training and Level II LNG Shipping and Cargo Handling.
For more information please visit our website training section www.iems-uk.com/training or for course descriptors use the following contacts : UK - Captain Richard Byrnes [email protected], Europe - George Weir [email protected], Middle East and Africa - Captain Ashraf Khela [email protected].
LNG Shipping and Cargo Handling (LNG-II)
COMPLETIONCERTIFICATE
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ACHIEVEMENTCERTIFICATE
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EXPERT CENTRAL
Four pillars of QHSSE, Marine, People Development and Oil & Gas
We are reaching out to all ‘experts’ in all disciplines to co-create Community(ies) where knowledge, experience and best practice can be shared (and challenged).
Leaders and organizations are acknowledging that even their best individual efforts can’t stack up against today’s complex and interconnected problems. We live and work in a ‘VUCA’ world – volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous.
Become part of the IEMS Community of Practice(s) and connect with like-minded professionals across the world and across multiple disciplines.
Details of how to join your Community(ies) will be in our April newsletter.
“Great things in business are never done by one person. They’re done by a team of people”. Steve Jobs
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INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL & MARINE SERVICES
Issue - 0217
IEMS EGYPT
The IEMS team in Egypt have had a busy month and are expected to continue to have a busy schedule over the next few months due to oil spill mitigation cover both on and offshore. Details of our clients shall be released in the near future, needless to say we are delighted to serve such inspirational International Oil Companies (IOC’s)operating in Egypt.
Senior management of IEMS shall be visiting the National Oil Company, IOC’s, Joint Venture Partners, Maritime Companies and the authorities to discuss IEMS Expert Central, Training Services and to offer support to some major projects planned for Egypt.
We are all very proud of the professionals at IEMS Egypt. Regionally Egypt has a lot to offer in terms of experience in the field of Oil Spill Response. Way back in 2004 a navigational working group from the IMO wrote a recommendation to the members of PERSGA www.persga.org to consider the Egyptian model as possible solution to developing and sustaining a national oil spill management system. Step forward to 2017 there is another 13 years experience, and systems are certified to the highest standards.
FORTH PORTS
A key element of our strategy for 2017 is to establish a world class training centre within one of the UKs leading Ports.
Forth Ports owns and operates eight commercial ports on the Firth of Forth, the Firth of Tay and the Thames: Tilbury (London), Grangemouth, Dundee, Leith (Edinburgh), Rosyth, Methil, Burntisland, Kirkcaldy. We have initiated dialogue with Forth Ports to determine a gateway.
Update on this and more in our April newsletter.
Everglades - Firth of Forth - Edinburgh
IEMS-UK
TRAININGCOURSE OUTLINE
Marine Terminals and Jetty Operations (MTJO)Professional management and operation of Oil & Gas marine terminals is vital to the budgetary success of the organization.
Course Code 20-21BCD17-2
Program Overview
Professionals in charge of operating and managing of Oil & Gas Marine Terminals are required to have full and updated knowledge of Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) aspects, including mechanical integrity of equipment and safety of operation procedures that are governed by international regulations and standards, ISGOTT, SIGTTO & OCIMF etc., together with the environmental pollution protection aspects, according to MARPOL Convention.
IEMS ensure with this attractive training that the participants coming from companies that operate marine terminals will be provided with the necessary knowledge and updated tools and skills that will enable them to successfully handle various technical and safety issues during terminal operations.
Who Should Attend?
This program is appropriate for:
Marine Terminal Facility Managers and Coordinators Terminal Superintendents, Supervisors and Engineers Safety and Environmental Managers, Engineers and Offi cers Spill Management Team Members Oil & Gas Transfer Supervisors Marine Shipping Coordinators
Program Standard This Course is related and compatible with the MARPOL, OCIMF, ISSGOT & SIGTTO Standards.
Certifi cation Instructor Certifi ed
Learning Objectives
By the end of the program, participants will be able to understand, plan & implement:
The principal Process of Handling Oil & Gas at the Jetties & Terminals. Safe Operation onboard Vessels & at Terminals. Hydrocarbon Prosperities & Handling Handling Of Liquid & Gas Substances. Dealing With Diff erent Types of Hazards. Principles of Health and Fire Precautions. Terminal Construction and repair work. Pollution Prevention. emergency response plans in case of oil spill Basics of Chemistry, LPG & LNG. Physics of Liquid and Gas Cargoes. Health Hazards, TLV, OES & MEL. Fire Hazard. Reactivity and Importance of Segregation. Controlled atmospheres in pipelines and tanks: inerting and nitrogen purge. Gas detection and entry. Pollution Avoidance Onbord Vessels and at Terminals. The Ship / Shore Safety Checklist. Safety Systems at the Terminals. Terminal integration and operation
