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NOVEMBER 29-30, 2016HILTON AMERICAS | HOUSTON, TX

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MISSION & LEADERSHIP2016

MISSION

The mission of the Oil & Gas Safety and Health Conference is to bring together a variety of perspectives, ideas, and best practices in an event that fosters collaboration among industry, regulatory, and academic representatives with a common goal to ensure every oil and gas industry job can be done with the safety and health of the worker as the top priority. Without the ongoing support from OSHA, The University of Texas at Arlington, the conference planning committee, and other leading industry professionals like you, this event would not be possible.

PLANNING COMMITTEE

David Bates OSHA Oklahoma City Area OfficeBob Braun The University of Texas at ArlingtonPaul Breaux Berkley Oil & Gas Bill Brown XTO EnergyRichard Brown EdgeMarc EnergyEva Buskas National Oilwell VarcoDarrel Canada Canada & Associates Safety Training, LLCDavid Caruso NIOSHJim Chatham Zurich Services CorporationAlex Clausen ISNElaine Cullen Prima Consulting Services Joe Eastin ISNMike Farris Montco Oilfield Contractors, LLCPete Flatten Planning Committee MemberJosh Flesher OSHA Region VI Regional OfficeMelanie Gordon ISNBrian Hecht The Maalt CompaniesRyan Hill NIOSH Western States OfficeRichard Hoffman US Well ServicesWarren Hubler Helmerich & Payne, Inc.

Rick Ingram BP CorporationJerry Jacobs Patterson UTI Drilling Co. Kenny Jordan Well Servicing | AESCElizabeth Lawhorn-Cryder Occupational Health / Public HealthMarianne McGee OSHA Corpus Christi Area OfficeMegan Meagher OSHA Denver Regional Office Roger New ArcherJosh Ortega BHP Billiton PetroleumKurt Papenfus Safety Management SystemsMarie Peterson The University of Texas at ArlingtonJoyce Ryel Superior Energy ServicesJim Shelton OSHA Houston North Area OfficeBryan Sims The University of Texas at ArlingtonCassandra Smith The University of Texas at ArlingtonTed Teske NIOSH-Alaska Pacific OfficeRalph Tijerina Goodnight Midstream, LLCRon Truelove ACL Combustion IncJason Voegeli Devon EnergyYoung Wheeler OSHA, National Office Dean Wingo The University of Texas at Arlington

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STATISTICS 2016

CONFERENCE OVERVIEW

Attendees 882

Exhibit Booths 104

Exhibit Hall Only Attendee 94

Total Participants 1080

SPONSORS

Title 5

Platinum 1

Gold 2

Bronze 2

Program 1

Lunch 1

Lanyard 1

Coffee Break 1

Additional 8

Total 22

2016 OGSH REGISTRATION FEES

Attendee Fee $495.00

Attendee (Government Fee) $350.00

Early Bird Pricing $395.00

On-site Attendee Fee $595.00

Exhibitor Booth $1,950.00

Premium Exhibitor Booth $2,450.00

Additional Exhibitor Fee $495.00

Exhibit Hall Only Pass $250.00

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EXHIBITORS2016


3M Personal Safety DivisionAcoustic Technology Inc. (ATI Systems, Inc.)AED One-Stop ShopAED SafetyAESCAiris Wellsite ServicesAmerican Heart AssociationAriat InternationalBishop Lifting ProductsBrand IQBrowz, LLCCartasiteCasella CEL, Inc.Cestusline, IncCintasClear to Work, Inc.Columbia Southern UniversityConsolidated Digital PublishingCTEH, LLCDakota SoftwareDISA Global SolutionsDragonWearDuPont Kevlar

DuPont Protection SolutionsEaton’s Crouse-Hinds BusinessEmergency Site Protection, LLCEnviro CleanES&H Consulting Services, Inc.Essilor Prescription Safety EyewearExamineticsFall Protection SystemsFluxx AudioGlenGuardGlove Guard LPGravic, Inc. - Remark SoftwareHazardScoutHexArmorHoneywell Safety ProductsIFO GroupIndustrySafe A Product of TRA, Inc.InfoChipInnovatia Inthinc Technology Solutions LLCIntrepid Industries IncIon Science Inc.Ironclad Performance WearJ. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.

EXHIBITING COMPANIES

EXHIBITORS101 businesses took advantage of the opportunity to update current and new customers on their products and services for the Oil & Gas safety industry.

EXHIBITORS CONTINUED 2016


DuPont Protection SolutionsEaton’s Crouse-Hinds BusinessEmergency Site Protection, LLCEnviro CleanES&H Consulting Services, Inc.Essilor Prescription Safety EyewearExamineticsFall Protection SystemsFluxx AudioGlenGuardGlove Guard LPGravic, Inc. - Remark SoftwareHazardScoutHexArmorHoneywell Safety ProductsIFO GroupIndustrySafe A Product of TRA, Inc.InfoChipInnovatia Inthinc Technology Solutions LLCIntrepid Industries IncIon Science Inc.Ironclad Performance WearJ. J. Keller & Associates, Inc.

Justin FRLAPCO FRM&H Energy ServicesMedgateMid-South OSHA Training Institute Education CentersMiX TelematicsMount Vernon FRMoxie MediaMunro's Safety ApparelmySafety ProfilerNASCO Industries Inc.National STEPS Network/Safeland USANIOSHNoble DiagnosticsOccFit SolutionsOHD, Inc.ORR Safety OSHA-Region VIPEC SafetyPhysio-ControlPipeline Testing Consortium, Inc.Polartec, LLCPSRGPsychemedicsRenegade FRRingers GlovesRPS Solutions

Safety SolutionsSafetySkillsShepherd Safety SystemsSierra Dust Control, LLCSKC Inc.Solid Ground CordsSt. Josephs Medical Center / AngioScreen® Steel Blue BootsSynergy Safety & HealthTantrum LabTexas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX)Texas Oil & Gas RoundtableThe American Society of Safety EngineersThe University of Texas at ArlingtonTNT ShirtsTotal SafetyTPS AlertTyndale Company, Inc.United Rentals, Inc. VeriforcevPSI Group, LLCWayne WorkwearWeather Decision TechnologiesWestern Wyoming Community CollegeWL Gore & AssociatesWorkCare, Inc.Xstreme MD

SPEAKERS2016


David Michaels, PhD, MPH Assistant Secretary Of Labor, OSHA Appointed in 2009, Dr. Michaels is the longest serving Assistant Secretary in OSHA’s history. He has worked to strengthen the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) enforcement in high hazard industries, promote common sense worker protection programs and standards, expand compliance assistance provided to small employers, improve the agency’s whistleblower protection program, and increase outreach to vulnerable populations at risk for work-related injury and illness. In his role, he has also increased OSHA’s focus and capabilities in the areas of data analysis and program evaluation.

Prior to his appointment at OSHA, Dr. Michaels was a professor of Environmental and Occupational Health at the George Washington University School of Public Health. From 1998 to 2001, Dr. Michaels served as Assistant Secretary of Energy for Environment, Safety and Health. In that position, he was the chief architect of the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program, the historic initiative to compensate nuclear weapons workers who contracted occupational illnesses as a result of exposure to radiation, beryllium and other hazards.

In 2006, Dr. Michaels was awarded the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Award. He also won the John P. McGovern Science and Society Award in 2009, given by Sigma Xi the Scientific Research Society, for his work in scientific integrity and for gaining compensation for nuclear weapons workers. He is a graduate of the City College of New York, and holds a Master of Public Health and PhD from Columbia University.

John Mingé | Chairman and President, BP America Inc.John Mingé was named chairman and president of BP America Inc. in February, 2013, where he is responsible for providing leadership and oversight to BP’s U. S. businesses, which are involved in oil and gas exploration and production, refining, chemicals, supply and trading, pipeline operations, shipping, and alternative energy. Prior to this role, since 2009, Mingé was the regional president of BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. responsible for BP's oil and gas exploration, development and production activities in Alaska, as well as its interests in the trans-Alaska oil pipeline. During his 30-year career with BP, Mingé has held various executive and engineering posts around the globe. He has served as president of BP Indonesia, head of BP’s Asia Pacific Unit, and president of exploration and production for Vietnam and China. For the past four years, he has served on the BP America board of directors. Mingé started his BP career in the Gulf of Mexico as a drilling engineer. He holds a bachelor's of science in mechanical engineering from Washington State University. He is also a member of the API Board and Executive Committee and a member of the National Petroleum Council.

John Howard, MD, MPH, JD, LLMJohn Howard, MD, MPH, JD, LLM serves as the Director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and the Administrator of the World Trade Center Health Program the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in Washington, D.C. He first served as NIOSH director from 2002 through 2008, and again from 2009 to the present. In 2015, Dr. Howard was re-appointed to an unprecedented third six-year term by Dr. Thomas Frieden, the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Prior to his appointment as Director of NIOSH, Dr. Howard served as Chief of the Division of Occupational Safety and Health in the California Department of Industrial Relations, Labor and Workforce Development Agency, from 1991 through 2002. Dr. Howard received his Doctor of Medicine from Loyola University of Chicago, his Master of Public Health from the Harvard School of Public Health, his Doctor of Law from the University of California at Los Angeles, and his Master of Law in Administrative Law and his Master of Business Administration in Healthcare Management from the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Dr. Howard is board-certified in internal medicine and occupational medicine. He is admitted to the practice of medicine and law in the State of California and in the District of Columbia, and he is a member U.S. Supreme Court bar. He has written numerous articles on occupational health law and policy and serves as a professorial lecturer in environmental and occupational health in the Milken Institute School of Public Health at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

SPEAKERS 2016


Warren Hubler, Vice President HSE, Helmerich & Payne International Drilling Co.Warren Hubler is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland where he earned a BS degree in Marine Engineering. He served 7-years in the Atlantic Fleet onboard the USS Virginia and USS Yorktown and finally as a naval intelligence briefer. Warren left the Navy in 1989 and joined Helmerich & Payne International Drilling Co. in January of 1990. He began his oilfield career as a roughneck in land drilling operations in southeast Oklahoma. In 1991 he was assigned as Administrative Manager for H&P’s drilling operation in Gabon, West Africa where he lived with his family. In 1992 Warren returned to Tulsa and assumed duties as H&P’s Safety Manager for domestic and international operations. In 1995, he earned formal recognition as a Certified Safety Professional. In December 2000, Warren was promoted to Vice President of Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) for H&P. In Sept 2010 Warren’s job duties at H&P were expanded to include technical training and professional development. Warren actively promotes safety across the drilling industry. He has helped kick-off numerous STEPS networks and in 2012, Warren assumed collateral duties as Co- Chairman of the Oil & Gas Council for NIOSH’s National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) aimed at reducing fatalities and improving safety performance within the upstream O&G industry.

Deborah A. P. Hersman, President & CEO, National Safety CouncilDeborah Hersman is president and Chief Executive Officer of the National Safety Council, a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving lives and preventing injuries. Ms. Hersman is a recognized leader in safety, with a frontline understanding of the value of protecting human life through thoughtful attention and management of risk.

Acknowledged as a visionary, Ms. Hersman is a passionate safety leader who advocates for safety across all industries. She helps further the Council’s vision of ‘making our world safer’ to improve every workplace, home and community as well as the way we travel every day. Prior to joining NSC, Ms. Hersman served as chairman of the National Transportation

Safety Board from 2009-2014. Among her many initiatives as chairman, Ms. Hersman focused on distracted driving, child passenger safety and helping victims and their families. Ms. Hersman was an NTSB board member on-scene for more than 20 major transportation incidents, chaired scores of NTSB hearings, forums and events and regularly testified before Congress.

Ms. Hersman was a senior advisor to the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation from 1999-2004. She also served as staff director and senior legislative aide to former U.S. Rep. Bob Wise (D. – W. Va.) from 1992-1999. Her efforts contributed to the passage of milestone bills such as the Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999, Pipeline Safety Improvement Act of 2002, Transportation Equity Act of the 21st Century and Amtrak Reform and Accountability Act.

Ms. Hersman holds Bachelor of Arts degrees in political science and international studies from Virginia Tech, and a Master’s of Science degree in conflict analysis and resolution from George Mason University.

Brad Livingston | Author, Speaker & Burn Victim Kayla Rath | Professional Safety Speaker

After being employed by a natural gas pipeline company for 10 years, Brad Livingston was involved in back to back explosions that were 100% preventable. Brad, now a Motivational Safety Speaker, speaks about the contributing factors to these explosions. These factors are the same as what exists in EVERY type company EVERYWHERE - Shortcuts; Complacency; Pride; Bad Attitudes; Improper Perspectives. Brad overcame a 5% chance of surviving his injuries and now shares his story. Kayla Rath was only nine years old when her father, Brad, was involved in these explosions. For three months, Kayla and her two sisters lived with family members while their mother sat with Brad as he fought to stay alive in a Texas hospital. The accident still impacts the family today. Kayla, now a Professional Safety Speaker, shares her story and what it’s like to grow up with her father’s unsafe decision impacting her life for the past 25 years.

SPEAKERS CONTINUED2016


Captain Jim Wetherbee US Navy (Ret.) - Former AstronautWith 35 years of experience in high-hazard operational environments, Jim enjoys consulting with leaders and operators in dangerous endeavors with critical mission objectives. He is the only American astronaut to have commanded five missions in space, and is the only person to have landed the Space Shuttle five times.

Jim earned a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Notre Dame in 1974. He began his career as a Naval Aviator aboard the USS John F Kennedy, flying the A-7 Corsair. After graduating from the US Naval Test Pilot School, Jim performed flight-testing of the F/A-18 Hornet.

In 1984, Jim was selected to join NASA in its tenth group of astronauts. Over a twenty-year career, he flew six times on the Space Shuttle. The five-time commander flew two missions to the Russian Space Station, Mir, and two missions to the International Space Station. In 1998, he was appointed as the Director, Flight Crew Operations, specifically selected to improve the flight and ground safety in the astronaut corps. Based on that success, Jim was selected after the Columbia accident to enhance the safety aspects in the organizational culture at the Johnson Space Center, home of NASA’s human space flight program.

Bringing his experience from the aerospace industry as a former NASA executive and astronaut, Jim joined the oil and gas industry as a Safety and Operations Auditor for BP. Four years later, he was selected as a VP for Operating Leadership. In this role, he supported efforts to improve performance results consistently over the long-term, by emphasizing effective leadership behaviors as a key way to influence and inspire people to conduct safe and high-quality operations.

Major Dan Rooney | United States Air ForceFighter Pilot, PGA Professional, Patriotic Philanthropist and Author, A Patriot’s Calling: Living Life Between Fear and Faith Major Dan Rooney is the founder of the Folds of Honor Foundation, a Fighter Pilot with 3 combat tours in Iraq, the founder of The Patriot Golf Club, a PGA Professional, and author of A Patriot’s Calling – Living Life between Fear and Faith. He was the only motivational team speaker for the US Ryder Cup team in Wales. Folds of Honor, a non-profit organization, provides scholarships to the spouses and children of military service members disabled or killed in action. In five short years, Folds of Honor has raised over $70 million and awarded nearly 8000 scholarships to the family members of those killed in action or disabled in combat.

A Major in the Air Force Reserve and a decorated military aviator, he is a two-time recipient of the Top Gun award and was honored with the Spirit of Attack award as a top graduate of F-16 training. He has received many decorations including the Air Force Commendation Medal, Air Medal, Anti-terrorism Medal, Combat Readiness Medal and Air Expeditionary Medal.

Rooney was presented the White House’s “Presidential Volunteer Service Award” by President George W. Bush, the Air National Guard’s “Distinguished Service Medal”, the Air National Guard’s “Directors Service Award” and the Ellis Island “Medal of Honor”. He was honored at The Masters Invitational with the “William D. Richardson Award” for his outstanding contributions to golf and received the PGA of America’s first-ever “Patriot Award”. He has been recognized as one of People Magazine’s “Heroes of the Year”, Money Magazine’s “Hero of the Year” and ABC World News Tonight’s “Persons of the Year”. He is a “Significant Sigma Chi” and was featured on NBC World News Making a Difference report.

Rooney founded The Patriot, a Robert Trent Jones, Jr. designed course in Tulsa, Oklahoma, home to the Folds of Honor Foundation headquarters.

Dr. Krista S. Geller, People Based Safety & Human Performance Global ManagerKrista S. Geller, Ph.D. has been involved in applied behavioral science since childhood as a subject in many of her father’s psychology studies. With no informed consent or opportunity to opt out, Krista made the best of these “forced” learning experiences. It wasn’t until her freshman year at Redford University that she realized the critical importance and social validity of her dad’s research. It was then she decided to double major in psychology and media studies.

As a New River Valley News reporter for Radford University, many of her news stories related to her dad’s research topics, but this time she was a willing participant. She produced such media stories as: the proper installation of child safety seats, strategies for healthy eating, the multiple effects of coal mines in Virginia, the creation of the “road rage reducer,” the impact of having a date on the alcohol consumption of college students, and the significance of the Actively Caring for People Movement (AC4P).

Over the years Krista had the unique opportunity to voluntarily participate in these and many other research studies at Virginia Tech’s Center for Applied Behavior Systems (CABS) where she worked as a researcher throughout her undergraduate and graduate studies. Krista graduated in 2002 and 2005 with her Masters and Doctorate degrees, respectively in Human Development at Virginia Tech.

SPONSORS 2016


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CONTACT USFor Sponsorship, Speaker, and Exhibitor opportunities:Conference and Event Management Division for Enterprise Development The University of Texas at Arlington [email protected] | 866.906.9190

BREAKOUT SESSIONS BY TRACK2016

BEHAVIOR BASED SAFETY

OSHA REGULATORY/INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE

DRILLING AND WELL CONTROL/WELL SERVICING

AND COMPLETIONS

EDUCATION & TRAINING/TRANSPORTATION

• Effective Listening• Is “Zero Incidents” Really the Goal?• Durkheim and the Sociology of Industrial Safety• Digital Simulations for HSE/OSH - Changing Behavior Patterns• Psychology of Safety• ACT! To Ensure Loss Free Operations• Behavior-Based Safety Management in a Mobile Environment - Monitoring Drivers’ On-Road Performance

• OSHA Update• Oil and Gas TENORM Field Applications• Assessment of Oil and Gas Worker Exposures to Volatile Organic Compounds Using Whole-Air Sampling with Analysis by Field Portable Gas Chromatography and Gas Chromatography- Time of Flight Mass Spectroscopy• Video Exposure Monitoring as a Tool to Identify and Evaluate Exposures in Oil and Gas Exploration and Production (E&P)• Preventing Fire and Explosion Fatalities in the Oil and Gas Industry• Hydrocarbon Gas and Vapor Exposures of Upstream Oil and Gas Workers During Completions and Production Activities; Effect of Operation, Well Configuration and Basin• Incident Investigation - “The OSHA vs Industry Investigation Process”• Effective Use of Handheld LEL Meters: Selecting the Right Meter, Calibration Limitations, and Obtaining Accurate Readings• Measurement of Diesel Particulate Matter (DPM) at Oil and Gas Extraction Sites

• A Paradigm Shift: Our Journey With SIF• Setting the Standard for Gas Detection & Safety Supervision During Completion Operations• Improved Safety through Electric Powered Hydraulic Fracturing• Comparing the Heinrich Triangle Theory to the Real World Data of a Modern Drilling Contractor• The Value Added by Well Control Training Metrics, Related Requirements, and Integration of Human Factors

• Ensuring Integrity of Education Programs for Health and Safety• In-Vehicle Monitoring Systems Case Study: Pragmatic Lessons Learned• Educational and Legal Defensibility of Training Programs in High Consequence Environments• Fatal Oil and Gas Transportation Incidents: Information from a New Source• How Do We Apply and Share “Lessons Learned?”• In-Vehicle Monitoring Systems—On and Off Duty: Evaluating Driver Performance and Schedules in a Small Well Servicing Fleet


BREAKOUT SESSIONS BY TRACK 2016

TARGET TOPICS / OTHER

MANAGEMENT, LEADERSHIP & HSE

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

CONTRACTOR SAFETY MANAGEMENT & BEST

PRACTICES

ENGINEERING CONTROLS & PROCESS SAFETY; EVENTS &

MITIGATION

• NIOSH Flowback Study• Reducing Inhalation Risk in Tank Gauging• Using Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA) Effectively to Build the Results from Qualitative Risk Assessments• Use of Base Beams in Well Workovers• Pragmatic Inclusion of Human Factors in Incident Investigation• Control of Respirable Crystalline Silica Release from Sand Movers in Oil & Gas Extraction

• The Fatalities in Oil and Gas (FOG) Database: Trends, Insights, and How You Can Use FOG Reports• “Legal High” Designer Drugs and Emerging Natural Substances• Not Going Deep Enough with Root Cause• 2012-2015 Incidents and Citations in the Upstream Oil and Gas Industry• ANSI Z390 “Hydrogen Sulfide Training” - Update on the Final Draft• Changes to OSHA Recordkeeping Rule & Post Accident Drug Testing Impacts

• Using the Power of Social Styles in Developing Field Leaders• Aligning Goals & Objectives with Safety Policy• Learning Through Involvement• Elevating EHS Leading Indicators: From Defining to Designing• Safety Leadership & Engagement; Why It’s Important and How To Do It• The Wooden Way: Enthusiasm, Cooperation, Self- control, Alertness- The Building Blocks of Leadership and a Culture of Safety

• The Dynamics of Incident Reporting, Investigation and Root Cause Analysis• Contractor Safety: Keys to Success - A Case Study• Getting it Right: Contractor EHS Management in a Complex World• The “Gold Standard” for Contractor Safety Management Guidance


CONFERENCE DEMOGRAPHICS2016


CanadaChinaFranceKuwait

AlabamaAlaskaAlbertaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaIllinois

ATTENDEES BY COUNTRY

ATTENDEES BY STATE/PROVINCE

Management/Executive ManagementBusiness Development, Account ExecutiveConsultant, Advisor, SpecialistField ProfessionalOther

ATTENDEES BY JOB FUNCTION

55%

20%

14%

7% 4%

IndianaKansasKentuckyLagosLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippi

MissouriMontanaNew BrunswickNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNewfoundland and LabradorNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahoma

OregonPennsylvaniaRivers StateTennesseeTexasUtahVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming

New ZealandNigeriaPakistanUnited States

CONFERENCE DEMOGRAPHICS 2016


ACL Combustion Inc.American Heart AssociationAPIArlington Fire DepartmentBaker HughesBP AmericaBrowz, LLCBureau of Labor StatisticsCallon Petroleum CompanyCarrizo Oil & Gas IncCartasiteChesapeake EnergyChevron ProductsCintas CorporationConocoPhillIipsDelta State Oil & GasDenbury Resources, Inc.Dupont KevlarDupontEaton's Crouse-Hinds BusinessEnLink MidstreamEnviro CleanEricson Manufacturing, Inc.ES&H Consulting Services, Inc.ETEC Consulting Group, LLC

LIST OF COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE

ExxonMobilFluxx AudioFortis Energy Services, Inc.Freeport McMoRan Oil & GasFTS International Services, LLCGlenGuardGlove Guard LPHalcón ResourcesHalliburton Energy Services, Inc.Hanover InsuranceHoneywell Safety ProductsIADCInnovatiainthincISNJustin FRKonecranesKratos Modular Systems DivisionKuwait National Petroleum CompanyL&C Safety Consulting, LLCLakewood MidstreamLamar Institute of TechnologyLaredo Petroleum Legacy ReservesMarathon Oil CorporationMitsubishi Compressor International

CONFERENCE DEMOGRAPHICS2016


Moxie MediamySafetyNational Oilwell VarcoNational Safety CouncilNational STEPS Network NIOSHProfilerOasis PetroleumOccidental Petroleum CorporationOHD, Inc.Oil States Energy ServicesOSHA-Region VIPacific Petroleum Limited Patterson-UTI Drilling Company LLC Peak Completion Technologies Inc. PEC SafetyPhilips HealthcarePhoenix Internatioanl Holdings Inc.Pioneer Natural International ResourcesPlains All American Pipeline LLCPlatypus Technologies, LLCPrairie View A&M UniversityPrecision DrillingPremier Directional DrillingProFrac Srevices LLCPSRGPsychemedics CorporationPurity Oilfield Services, LLC.QEP Energy

Quest DiagnosticsRocky Mountain Education CenterRPS SolutionsRyder Integrated LogisticsSafetySkillsSafeWorldScandrill IncSchlumbergerShell Exploration & ProductionSurveying And Mapping, LLCTEEXTowerstoneTyndale Company, Inc.U.S. Department of Labor- OSHAUS Well Services, LLCUSA CompressionVeriforceWaste ManagmentWeatherford LaboratoriesWorkCare, Inc.Zurich

LIST OF COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE CONTINUED

A RENEWED ALLIANCE 2016


2016 OSHA Oil & Gas Safety and Health Planning Committee; Signees from left to right: Jerry Jacobs, HSE Director, Patterson-UTI Drilling Co., Conference Industry Chair; Joyce Ryel, Corporate HSEQ Auditor & DOT Specialist, Superior Energy Services; David Michaels, PhD, MPH Assistant Secretary Of Labor, OSHA; John Howard, MD, MPH, JD, LLM, Director of NIOSH, Rick Ingram, Safety and Health Advisor, BP America, Chairperson, National STEPS Network.

Taking place at the conference, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration renewed its alliance with the National Service, Transmission, Exploration & Production Safety Network and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. The alliance continues efforts to prevent injuries, illnesses and fatalities among workers in oil and gas exploration and production.

The five-year renewal agreement calls on participants to develop and distribute additional hazard alerts, continue to support standardized orientation training for new workers, and disseminate OSHA resources and information generated by NIOSH research to employers and workers.

Through its Alliance Program, OSHA works with unions, consulates, trade and professional organizations, faith- and community-based organizations, businesses and educational institutions to prevent workplace fatalities, injuries and illnesses. The purpose of each alliance is to develop compliance assistance tools and resources, and to educate workers and employers about their rights and responsibilities. Alliance Program participants do not receive exemptions from OSHA inspections or any other enforcement benefits.

Drive Date: 11/29/2016Total Units: 16Gifts = 48One unit of blood is ~525 mL, which is roughly the equivalent of one pint.

Through their donations, our participants helped save as many as 144 lives!

Thank you for Committing for Life!

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JOB SKILLS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

We were proud to partner with Toys for Tots and make Christmas special for less fortunate children in the greater-Houston area.

Designed specifically for displaced oil & gas workers, this workshop worked to refine resumes and increase awareness of current job interviewing trends. It proved to be beneficial to those seeking to raise their possibilities of getting hired in the oil & gas industry or

even change their focus to a new industry.

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ATTENDEE: $725

DISCOUNT PRICE: $525 If registered by Thursday August 31, 2017

ATTENDEE GOVERNMENT RATE: $395

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