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6th Dredging &

Land Reclamation
Asia Summit 2016
Main Conference: 3 - 4 August 2016
Workshop Date: 2 & 5 August 2016

Global Maritime & Land Authorities, Port Operators and Engineering Contractors to Gather at
Premier Dredging & Land Reclamation Summit in Singapore

Taco de Vries
Resident Project
Manager,
Urban Dredging
Demonstration
Project (UDDP)

Nagaraj Vellingiri
Project Engineer,
Jurong Island West
Extension Project,
Dredging International Asia Pacific

Juan Pablo Perez

Head of Projects and
Works Division,
Port Authority of
Algeciras

Ahmad Metwally
Dredging Manager,
New Suez Canal,
Suez Canal
Authority

Henk Van Rooijen

Director,
Asian Dredging
Consultancy

Jack HC Kerklaan
Director,
Akuna Dredging
Solutions

Toshimitsu Tanaka
Director of Planning
and Construction
Division,
City of Osaka Port
and Harbour Bureau

Iwan Gunawan
Project Manager,
Jakarta Emergency
Dredging Initiative

Vijay Kalantri
Chairman &
Managing Director,
Dighi Port Limited
Balaji Infra Projects
Ltd

Shri. S. V.
Madabhavi
Chief Engineer,
Chennai Port

KEY SUMMIT HIGHLIGHTS

Case Studies Hear from Project Managers & Dredging Engineers leading and
participating in major projects at Kalibaru (New Priok Port), UDDP, JEDI,
International Cruise Terminal (Singapore), Pulau Gedung, New Suez Canal, Port of Osaka, Brisbane Airport NPR Project, Chennai Ports, Port of
Algeciras and many more leading Port & Maritime authorities share about
their latest experiences on how to effectively manage and execute dredging and
reclamation projects
Best Practices and Techniques Leading industry experts from Lippo Kariwaci, Parsons, Aurecon, PT PP Kalibaru, DEME and many others will share best
practices on improving management of beneficial reuses, ground and soil
improvement in reclamation, selection of dredging equipment and techniques, overcoming geotechnical and geophysical challenges, reducing
dredging emissions, improving chances of gaining approvals for dredging
& land reclamation projects
Interactive Discussions Join exclusive panel discussion with dredging and reclamation experts, who will share and define the key factors in managing dynamic risks associated with designing, managing and monitoring projects,
how to deliver projects on time and in budget, improving your organisational resilience against dredging hazards

4 in-depth workshops
WORKSHOP A

Management of Dredged Material &

Sediments - Beneficial Reuses and Treatment Methodologies

WORKSHOP B

Comprehensive Planning of Site Investigation for Dredging & Land Reclamation

Projects

WORKSHOP C

Effective Dredger Selection for Dredging

Project Key Considerations

WORKSHOP D

Building Integrated Risk Management

Strategies to Ensure Successful Project
Delivery
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Dear colleague,
Welcome!!
Your industry peers have confirmed their attendance at Equip
Globals 6th Dredging & Land Reclamation Asia Summit in
Singapore and I hope that after reading this brochure, we will
also be meeting at the annual event.
Dredging and reclamation are integrally behind the creation
and maintenance of seaports, harbours, access channels where
global economic activities including waterborne trading, international migration, tourism, energy exploration, land recreation, coastal protection take place. Asia represents the fastest
growing centre for reclamation & dredging where total dredging
turnover has been the highest globally with many mega projects in recent years.
The growing demands for construction and maintenance of
maritime infrastructure however represent challenges throughout Dredging & Land Reclamation projects, such as how to
improve the effectiveness in management of dredged materials beneficial reuses; overcoming geotechnical & geophysical
issues and prevention of environmental risks in order to deliver
Dredging & Land Reclamation projects successfully on time and
within budget.
This year, the 6th Dredging & Land Reclamation Asia Summit
welcome you to explore this opportunity for ports, harbours
and engineering contractors to discuss and share their proven
experiences, practices and case studies in overcoming defining
challenges, enabling effective implementation, monitoring and
delivering of your Dredging and Reclamation projects.

KEY ISSUES TO BE DISCUSSED

Waste management and beneficial reuses of
dredged sediments
Integrated risk management in planning for
dredging & reclamation project
Minimising maintenance dredging and its
environmental impacts on dredged area and
surrounding area
Post-Reclamation projects: How to ensure
quality of ground improvement works
Site investigation common geotechnical
and geophysical challenges and solutions to
address
Considerations in selection of dredgers for
different dredging projects
HSE technical compliance and technologies
Practical approach in maintenance of dredging equipment during downtime factors to
emphasise
Quality control and supervision during
Dredging & Reclamation projects
Key Dredging & Land Reclamation projects
updates a global perspective

WHO WILL YOU MEET?

We look forward to seeing you at the summit!

Yours Sincerely,
Project Manager,
6th Dredging & Land Reclamation Asia Summit
P.S If you are looking to exhibit or sponsor at this event,
please see Page 8 for more details.

TOP SECTORS
Port, Maritime and Airport Authories
Port, Maritime, Waterway & Marine Structure Operatiors
Dredging & Reclamation Contractors
Land Authorties
Service & Equipment Providers

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More Expert Speakers Include

John Gunn
Dredging and Reclamation
Consultantt,
Anthony D Bates
Partnership LLP

Project Management officer

Dredging Projects
Management Department,
Philippines Port Authority

General Manager,
Kuantan Port,
Malaysia

Jomel Libut
Project Development Officer
IV - Head, Special Projects Port Expansion Program, Port
Engineering Division, Seaport
Department, Port Operations,
Subic Bay Metropolitan
Authority

Head of Corporate Secretary

PT Pelabuhan Indonesia I
(Persero),
Secretary General
ASEAN Ports Association

Dian Agustian
Dredging & Reclamation
Manager,
Kalibaru Port
Expansion Project

Peyman Moazzen
Marine & Civil Engineering
Manager,
HSL Constructor

Hedwig Vanlishout
Project Director - Jurong
Island Westward Extension
Project,
Dredging International

Dredging & Land Reclamation Asia Summit 2016 is a crucial hub to

be had not only port operators, port authorities, but also urban development project managers to learn and share their practices!
- Taco de Vries, Resident Project Manager,
Urban Dredging Demonstration Project (UDDP)
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PRE SUMMIT WORKSHOPS 2 August 2015, Tuesday

Workshop A: 9:00am 12:00pm

Workshop B: 1.30pm 4.30pm

Comprehensive Planning of Site Investigation for Dredging
& Land Reclamation Projects

Identifying beneficial reuses of dredged materials is vital

process for port operators and dredging contractors for
various rationales, beside legal requirements. In some
countries, supplies of materials for reclamation are highly
limited which gives rise to the rationales of effective
recycling technologies that turn sediments into usable
uncontaminated materials for various construction
purposes. In other countries, dumping materials without
proper inspection of toxic levels means breaching of
regulation and resulting in actual long-term environmental and health-related risks. In overall, confined dumping
ground or open-air disposal are undeniably unsustainable solutions in near future across levels.

Thorough site investigation of dredging and reclaiming

sites happen whenever dredging project is carried out
and contribute significant in risk management, without
which project designers risk unexpected and unbudgeted
costs due to unforeseen conditions, especially in capital
maintenance. Almost all delays in projects as well as unexpected costs happened due to the inadequacy in site
investigation.

What you will learn:

What you will learn:

Management of Dredged Material & Sediments Beneficial Reuses and Treatment Methodologies

Identify alternative techniques and reuses of dredged

materials
Improve physical and chemical characterisation and
testing of dredged materials
Discussing the benchmarks used in identifying usable
materials
Hear consultation on cost-effective solutions in dredged
material and sediment management and reduce costs on
dredged materials transportation
Adopt techniques in classifying waste and separate
placements on different fill designs
Improve the success in acquiring project approvals

About your expert speaker:

Nagaraj Vellingiri
Project Engineer, Jurong Island
West Extension Project,
Dredging International Asia Pacific
Nagaraj Vellingiri is currently Project Engineer at Dredging International Asia Pacific and is involved in Land Reclamation and
Dredging of Sandkey. His 20 years of experience in Dredging
and Land Reclamation focuses heavily on Earth works, marine
& land soil investigation and improvement, soil instrumentation,
rock revetment works. His technical expertise has been tested
and trialled through various projects relevant to Hydro-electric
Project, Soil improvement work project, Dredging & Reclamation
Project, Deep Compaction & Surface Compaction Works, Soil Instrumentation & Monitoring, Compaction tests & EBS. Prior to
working at Dredging International Asia Pacific, Nagaraj has also
been Senior Project Engineer at Econ Piling and Van Oord. His
extensive experiences across the supply chain of Dredging and
Land Reclamation industry resulted in his awards of Certificate
of Achievement from IADC and Construction safety for Project
Manager from MOM, Singapore.

In order to help you overcome such challenge and to

gain success rate in dredging & land reclamation project
approvals, this workshop has been designed so that you
could benefit from it.

Develop step-by-step plans in site investigation in maintenance and capital dredging

Highlight common mistakes and ineffectiveness in site
investigation
Understand the priorities of tests, analyses in geotechnical, geological and environmental assessment
Find out how seabeds flora and fauna maybe impacted
during dredging and how extraction of fill material could
affect the environment less
Hear case studies on undesirably avoidable challenges
during Dredging & Land Reclamation Projects
Learning the key factors and aspects considered in site
investigation
Discussing potential improvement in each investigation
phases

About your expert speaker:

Henk Van Rooijen
Director,
Asian Dredging Consultancy
Henk van Rooijen is a well-known independent Dredging consultant at Asian Dredging Consultancy Pte ltd in Singapore. He
has 41 years of experience being technical dredging, land reclamation, civil engineering and subsea installation project managers across various projects in many dredging contractors.

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SUMMIT DAY ONE 3 August 2016, Wednesday

8.15am

Registration and Welcome Coffee

8.50am

Welcome Address by Chairman

9.00am

Improving Beneficial Reuses of Dredged Materials Case Studies

12.40pm

Lunch and networking break

1.40pm

Implications of Environmental Effectiveness on Choices of Dredging

Techniques and Types of Dredgers

Reusing dredged materials allows operators to reduce costs in reclamation projects; or

turn them into a source of profit; reduce reliance on sands and dumping ground especially materials supplies are inadequate. Although numerous solutions have been employed
in managing and recycling dredged sediments, most only allow indented use on clean
sediments which require proper and sophisticated processing due to high levels of
organic contamination or soluble salts. In this section we will explore a useful framework
for determining the most suitable management alternatives in processing dredged
materials as well as evaluation of sediment contamination benchmarks.

Environmental impacts occur across any phase of dredging which cause damages not
only the dredged site but also the surrounding areas and even efficiency of subsequent
phases. Not only does dredging operation impact sediment resuspension, for example,
but the dredged soils could become inconsistently diluted during transportation. Its
therefore critical to have sound understanding of environmental characteristics of dredging site and potential seriousness of environmental impacts dredgers of choice will result
in. In this section we hear different environmental factors to be considered while making
effective choice of dredging fleet, which are vitally important for low-impact projects:
Understanding the suitability between types of dredgers and the sites natural
characteristics of the site and its surrounding areas how dredgers impact the
following factors in different working site

Review categories of innovative and latest beneficial reuse and technologies: Analyses of associated costs, required technologies, potential environmental impacts
and benefits
Making decision on cost-effective options to handle large quantities of dredged
materials in large quantities in long-terms utilisation of ranking criteria
Impact of permits requirements on processing facilities and operations
Predicting the amount of sediments/materials to be dumped based on selected
dredging techniques, dumping strategies and sediment disposal criteria
Identify the practical thresholds and benchmark in usability of processed dredged
sediments

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Nagaraj Vellingiri, Project Engineer, Jurong Island West Extension Project,

Dredging International Asia Pacific
9.40am

Case Study: Effective Management of Waste and Beneficial Reuses for

Land Reclamation

Physical characterisation and testing of dredged materials for different beneficial

uses

Chemical characterisation and testing of dredged materials for different beneficial

uses

Understanding and Overcoming Critical Challenges in Small-scale

Dredging in South East Asia

Common technical hindrance in small-scale dredging

Overcoming issues with project area surveying

Common design and project layout issues associated and how to overcome

1. Determining input of possible contaminants, potential types of treatments,

contaminant distribution analyses

Biological characterisation and testing of dredged materials for different beneficial

uses
Assessing ecological and humans health-related and other environmental risks to
propose suitable beneficial use of dredged materials or techniques for treatments
or control

11.00am

3.10pm

Minimising Unexpected Risks through Design, Planning, Feasibility Study

and Site Investigation for Capital and Maintenance Dredging Projects

Best management practice in small and medium scale dredging operations

Highlighting the challenges in dredging on major rivers and floodways in city

What are common unique challenges in Urban dredging projects in South East
Asia?
Planning and control of dredging project
Effective management strategies and consultation for dredged sediments and waste
Practical strategies and Solutions in handling clogging waste and other dredged
sediments

3.50pm

Afternoon tea and networking break

4.15pm

Numerical Modelling and Data-model Integration Measurement Techniques in Measuring Water Turbidity (Case study)

Turbidity is measured prior to dredging operations and on regular or continuous basis

as one indicator of marine conditions. In order to ensure the reliability and real-time
measurements of average natural background turbidity and its characteristic changes,
data-model integration techniques are heavily studied and improved. In this section we
learn the benefits from an improved monitoring system and how those techniques could
be achieved:
Key discussion points include:
Lessons learned: practical long-term environmental effects of high level of turbidity caused by dredging activities
Determining the frequency of turbidity measurements for immediate responses
Applying data-model integration techniques in assessing dredging and disposal
environmental effects
improving real-time monitoring accuracy through application of remote sensing
and transport modelling

PANEL DISCUSSION:
Strategies for Securing Approvals for Dredging Projects
Legislations and environmental requirements differ across countries and regions, due
to national context, despite some common trends toward environmental risks, Health
& Safety risks which result directly on requirements regarding selection of equipment,
wildlife and heritage protection, risk management strategies, site investigation, sediments
disposal and beneficial reuses management, emission control. In this section leading
contractors and port authorities will discuss the major criteria, process and practice to
ensure better chance and faster approval from environmental agencies. Key discussion
points:
International and national requirements on dredging equipment and safety
standard in Asia
Highlighting fundamental technical analyses and investigations prior to filing for
project approvals
Lessons Learned: Common mistakes and hindrance leading to project disapproval
and how to improve

1. Factors to consider for adjustable and effective selection of dredger fleet, other
dredging equipment, transportation choice
2. Removed waste and sediment disposal limitation and what solutions are there
for beneficial reuse

Iwan Gunawan, Project Manager, JEDI Project Jakarta

Ahmad Metwally, Dredging Manager, New Suez Canal, Suez Canal Authority
11.45am

Accessibility, logistics and material transportation issues

Embankments and low bridges
Unexploded ordinance
Historical/natural treasures protection

Case Study- Jakarta Urgent Flood Mitigation JEDI Project:

Dredging in Urban Area Addressing Technical Challenges in Urban
Dredging Project in Indonesia

Morning tea and Networking break

Q&A on:
Critical factors in feasibility study
Analyses of sediment physical properties
Identifying common geo-technical challenges in dredging & land reclamation
projects
Enhance prediction and assessment of risks in managing dredged materials
Integrate geophysical and geotechnical technologies in site assessments of ports
and harbours

1.
2.
3.
4.

Jack HC Kerklaan, Director, Akuna Dredging Solutions

Juan Pablo Perez, Head of Projects and Works Division, Port Authority of
Algeciras
10:30am

Limit the level of turbidity, sediments suspension and potential impacts of contaminants spread in the water
Making choice of dredging techniques to lower the long-term risks on natural
habitats

Henk Van Rooijen, Director, Asian Dredging Consultancy

2.30pm

1. Material characterisation in determining contaminant levels, particle size,

particle distribution analyses, compaction testing
2. Estimation and accurate monitoring of changes regarding placement volumes
throughout dredging project

Sediment concentration and sediment resuspension

Accuracy of dredging depth and
HSE factors: Crews safety, noise generation
Output rate versus loose spill layers
Soil dilution and accurate control of soil layers mixing
Current flow velocity, level of contamination

Jack HC Kerklaan, Director, Akuna Dredging Solutions

4.50pm

Case study: Assessment of Risks and technical challenges in Urban

Dredging Demonstration Project (UDDP) in Dhaka

Discussion panellists:
Project Management Officer, Dredging Projects Management Department,
Philippines Port Authority
Iwan Gunawan, Project Manager, Jakarta Emergency Dredging Initiative
Juan Pablo Perez, Head of Projects and Works Division, Port Authority of
Algeciras

Keeping the Dredging Project in line with strict environmental compliance and
high safety standards
Current dredging stages and what are biggest challenges remaining
Innovative technologies employed for reducing equipment costs, complying safety
1. Considerations of costs and novel technologies in reducing Health and Safety
unnecessary cost and risks during dredging operation

Using smart monitoring and operating systems for maintenance for long-run
maintenance dredging plans
Improving the efficiency in maintaining dredging equipment

Taco de Vries, Resident Project Manager, Urban Dredging Demonstration Project

5.30pm

Closing Address by Chairman & End of Summit Day One

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SUMMIT DAY TWO 4 August 2016, Thursday

8.15am

Registration and Welcome Coffee

8.50am

Welcome Address by Chairman

9.00am

Improving Soil and Managing Geotechnical Challenges for Dredging

and Land Reclamation Projects

Reviewing soil improvement techniques according to soils and sub soils characteristics
What techniques and technologies should be chosen to effectively stabilise contaminated sediments during soil improvement?
Overcoming the dangerous impacts from soil hardness inconsistency in dewatering process
Advances in soil improvement methods and improving bearing soil bearing capacity for construction works

John Gunn, Dredging and Reclamation Consultant, Anthony D Bates Partnership LLP
2.10pm

John Gunn, Dredging and Reclamation Consultant, Anthony D Bates Partnership LLP
9.4am

Emission criteria
Economic benefits in reducing GHG emissions throughout dredging & land
reclamation projects
Methods to measure/estimate actual emission during dredging cycles and impacts
on costs and environment
Proposing potential change in process: integrative managerial practice with environmental conscience reducing emissions without compromising production

Discussion panellists:
Roderico Argulla, Dredging Projects Management Department, Philippines
Port Authority
Jack HC Kerklaan, Director, Akuna Dredging Solutions
Shri. S. V. Madabhavi, Chief Engineer, Chennai Port
Vijay Kalantri, Chairman & Managing Director, Dighi Port Limited Balaji
Infra Projects Ltd
10:40am
11.00am

2.50pm

11.40am

3.30pm

Afternoon tea and networking break

3.50pm

Practical and Effective Maintenance of Dredging Equipment during

downtime to ensure long service intervals

4.30pm

Lessons learned: Planning strategic procedures to deliver multiple successful Dredging & Reclamation projects
Port authorities and Port management companies, especially government entities
usually control a variety of different marine infrastructures including seaports, oil
terminals, access channels, canals Different requirements for maintenance and
development often regularly emerge at each of these infrastructural site especially in
nations with substantial port development plans such as Vietnam and Indonesia. In
this topic our expert speaker will share their professional experiences in adapting and
successfully managing challenges during dredging and reclamation projects from
financing, tendering, feasibility study, to procurement and equipment maintenance
through various dredging & land reclamation projects including International Cruise
Terminal (Singapore), Pulau Gedung (Malaysia), amongst others:

Case study
An Analysis of the Challenges and Strategies in Large Port Dredging, Reclamation & Construction Project

Success of Dredging and Reclamation what are the key factors?

Keeping the dredging project in line with strict environmental compliance, safety
standards and strict budget requirements
Overcoming geotechnical challenges of dredging & reclamation projects
Best practices in management of dredged materials and beneficial reuses
Lessons learned from new technologies and techniques adopted

Analysing the heightened demand for expanded port/harbour capacity and

defining the priorities for expansion projects
What are the challenges experienced in securing finance for dredging and
reclamation projects and key considerations in projecting feasibility studies
timeline and budgets?
Best strategies in ensuring approval of project permit application
Improve the efficiency in maintaining dredging equipment
International standards in land reclamation and dredging
Monitoring environmental impacts of dredging & Land reclamation projects
Effectively managing contractors deliverables throughout dredging and reclamation project

Peyman Moazzen, Marine & Civil Engineering Manager, HSL Constructor

5.25pm

Lunch and networking break

Case study Brisbane Airport NPR: An Analysis of the Challenges and

Strategies in Large Port Dredging, Reclamation & Construction Project
in Airport

Minimising the Maintenance Dredging Activities and Adverse Environmental impacts of Maintenance Dredging: Lessons Learned
Works have been undertaken in European countries to find engineering solutions that
result in reduced requirements for maintenance dredging, especially in small ports and
harbours. This practice improves the effectiveness in reducing siltation, natural sedimentation and lowering the amount of dredged materials where not necessary. In this section
we hear how these practices could be carried out and what implications they could have
on South East Asian countries:

Key criteria and factors considered in regular inspection and screening of

dredging equipment
What are the purposes of maintenance and how predictive and preventive
maintenance differ
Best practice: designing effective inspection, diagnosis and analyses process in
maintaining dredging equipment
How to predict, record and react and control downtime and regular dredging
equipment maintenance

Ahmad Metwally, Dredging Manager, New Suez Canal, Suez Canal Authority

Lessons learned: Highlights the geophysical risks and environmental risks resulting in recent projects delays
Criteria while selecting contractors: Contractors resourcing and project certificate
approval
Identify risk models in dredging and reclamation
Planning and control of dredging project: common issues associated and how to
overcome
Innovative management and procurement strategies that reduce expenditure while
improving production rate, compliance issues

Dian Agustian, Dredging & Reclamation Manager, Kalibaru Port Expansion

Project

Success of Dredging and Reclamation what are the key factors?

Understanding the need for port capacity expansion and the challenges in construction phase 1 and 2
Lessons learned in soil stabilisation and impacts on construction project as well
as time

Toshimitsu Tanaka, Director of Planning and Construction Division, City

of Osaka Port and Harbour Bureau

1.30pm

Shri. S. V. Madabhavi, Chief Engineer, Chennai Port

12.40pm

An Analysis of the Challenges and Strategies in Large Port Dredging,

Reclamation & Construction Project Port of Osaka

Morning tea and Networking break

Case study:
Addressing Technical Risks in Planning and Designing Dredging Projects
for Ports and Harbours in Asia

Projecting the demands for expanding ports capacity and quantifying the
expansion requirements
Challenges and past experiences and lessons learned from planning long-term
port expansion and maintenance scheme
Practical strategies and approaches to monitoring dredging activities, changes in
project implementation
Ensuring projects environmental impacts meeting environmental approval
condition requirements
Assessing contamination levels and associated environmental risks prior to
ports dredging, reclamation, construction or disposal of dredged materials

Juan Pablo Perez, Head of Projects and Works Division, Port

Authority of Algeciras

Key Discussion Areas include:

An Analysis of Dredging And Reclamation Activities In The Context Of

Port Expansion Scheme

PANEL DISCUSSION:
Practical Approaches for Reducing Emission from Dredging Fleet,
Improve Technological, Financial and Social Feasibility

In marine engineering projects one of the greatest challenges is to actually reduce

carbon footprint, not just on paper. Not only does upgrading equipment and emission
control practice mean complying effectively to international law and regulations in the
industry, but also to benefit economically from energy usage and to gain community
support. Dredging emission nevertheless has seen a significant increase across factors
from 2005 to 2012 despite lower Sulfur fuel, due mainly to the increased simultaneous
maintenance-and-deepening dredging. In this discussion, we explore what standard
and universal sustainable energy and emission control criteria mean to dredging project
designers and managers.

Benefits of reducing dredged materials and dredging activities

Review the existing solutions and techniques to reduce dredged materials and
dredging activities
Understanding the effect of lack of maintenance dredging in various sites
geotechnical and geophysical conditions
Dredged materials disposals consideration during maintenance dredging
Practical strategies for reducing the amount of material dredged
Practical solutions and feasibility of reducing requirements for maintenance
dredging

Success of Dredging and Reclamation what are the key factors?

Keeping the dredging project in line with strict environmental compliance, safety
standards and strict budget requirements
Soil stabilisation challenges addressed
Overcoming geotechnical challenges of dredging & reclamation projects
Best practices in management of dredged materials and beneficial reuses

Jack HC Kerklaan, Director, Akuna Dredging Solutions

6.10pm

Closing Address by Chairman & End of Summit Day Two

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POST SUMMIT WORKSHOPS 5 August 2015, Friday

Workshop C: 9:00am 12:00pm

Workshop D: 1.30pm 4.30pm

Building Integrated Risk Management Strategies to Ensure
Successful Project Delivery

Dredgers vary in types and shapes and often chosen according to contractors and site conditions requirements.
The more information prepared the more appropriate
dredgers/dredging fleet could be selected effectively so
as to fit with the requirements for the project. Nonetheless, in Asian contexts its common that in new dredging
projects, especially small-scale ones, project designers
often face challenges in lack of available data in site investigation, sophisticated needs for dredging equipment
and cost-effective choices of equipment. Appropriate site
investigation is part of the important criteria in deciding
dredging equipment but what else are the missing information often neglected?

Its often found that risk management has been often

seen as a for-compliance process, instead of being considered as an integrated and crucial management and
monitoring criteria to ensure enterprise-wide effect. Project designers and managers often base risk assessment
on experience with no consistent methods and techniques for immediately identifying, analysing, evaluating,
reporting and mitigating risks, which consequently result
in large deviation between planned deliverables and actual delivery of the projects, and worse contractual relationship, corporate resilience against risks, financial and
reputational positions. This workshop has been carefully
designed based on market-researched understanding of
the highly demanding consultation in managing successful dredging & land reclamation projects.

Effective Dredger Selection for Dredging Project

Key Considerations

What you will learn:

Highlight conventional efficiency requirements of dredgers and know what your project requires
Understand the major factors in site investigation and
project needs that should be considered in dredging
equipment selections
Adopt understanding in each type of dredger and their
impacts on water body, seabed, contaminants as well as
surrounding nature
Handling logistical challenges and hindering accessibility
of dredgers in small-scale Dredging & Land reclamation
projects
Use geotechnical and geophysical inspection in considering dredgers
Establish cost-effectiveness considerations in selecting
dredgers
Learn new technologies and tailor them to suit your
project
Plan dredgers selection in highly sophisticated dredging
project
Integrate managerial practices with environmental conscience without losing production rate

About your expert speaker:

Juan Pablo Perez
Head of Projects and Works Division,
Port Authority of Algeciras
Juan Pablo Prez is currently Head of Projects and Works Division at Port Authority of Algeciras Bay and has been with the
leading port for 16 years. His career in Dredging, Land Reclamation and Maritime Infrastructure began in 2001 as Project Director, planning and detailing designs for the major Campamento
Port Expansion programme. Since then Pablo has continually
taken leadership positions in various heavily invested dredging,
land reclamation and ground improvement projects, including
Outer Isla Verde Port Expansion, Isla Verde Exterior Container
Terminal, Port of Algeciras Bay main road enlargement, Inner Basin North Quay enlargement at Campamento. Juan Pablo Prez
is a registered Chartered Engineer with Spanish Institution of
Civil Engineers, a certified Project Management Professional
(PMP) with Project Management Institute (PMI), member of
Asociacin Tcnica de Puertos y Costas (PIANC Spain).

Discussion points:

Determine the gap between existing risk management

capabilities and what you could improve
Evaluate options to handle different types of uncertainty in dredging and reclamation projects including
equipment maintenance, environmental, Health & safety
potential hazards, quality monitoring and management
and how they affect your companys financial health
Identify and highlight potential issues and events that
hinder the successful delivery of project deliverables in
terms of time, budget and qualities
Employ technologies and techniques to monitor project
qualities in real-time and deliver reliable and effective
decisions on different undesirable circumstances
Prepare and Improve project managements resilience
against worst-case scenarios from potential damages on
materials, contract breach, reconstruction cost, project
license cancellation
Anticipate future opportunities and threats from new
technologies employment, contracts and partnerships

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Ahmad Metwally
Dredging Manager,
New Suez Canal, Suez Canal Authority
Ahmed Metwally is a leader of Dredging Department at Suez
Canal Authority. Within 24 years at Suez Canal Authority,
Ahmed has been participating in various positions from
Dredger Onboard Engineer, Field Service Engineer, to currently
Business Manager. His current roles include Operating and
maintaining of dredging equipment, execution of New Suez
Canal project and he has extensive knowledge of dredging
equipment and engines (diesel, pneumatic,), Reviewing and
evaluating daily dredgers activities. As field research engineer,
Ahmed had overseen inspection of test and delivery of A.B.C.
engine (Belgium), maintenance of CAT 3412 engines - Mantrac
Egypt, field maintenance and repair of MTU diesel engines
for marine, industrial and oil & gas application, etc.

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