Tackle today’s pipeline issues: the 22nd PPIM Conference in Houston
The Australian Pipeliner — January 2010
The 22nd International Pipeline Pigging and Integrity Management Conference will provide the opporutnity for delegate to consider how companies should prioritise pipeline repairs, if too much debris can undermine the in-line inspection of a pipeline and whether they are getting the best out of their tools.
Some of the world’s most experienced pipeline designers, engineers, integrity specialists and project managers are preparing to gather at the Pipeline Pigging and Integrity Management (PPIM) Conference – which will run from 17–18 February 2010 at the Marriott Westchase Hotel, Houston, Texas.
The conference will address the most pressing issues facing the pigging and integrity management industry.
Running in conjunction with the conference – from 15–16 February 2010 – will be a range of comprehensive training courses covering best practice for pipeline engineers, designers and service professionals involved with the maintenance, inspection, and repair of pipelines.
Over 70 of the world’s leading pigging, in-line inspection, and integrity management service providers will be on show at the PPIM Exhibition – running from 16–18 February – giving you the chance to speak one-on-one with industry colleagues from around the globe.
A list of companies exhibiting at the PPIM Conference can be viewed online here.
A detailed synopsis of the training courses on offer in 2010, as well as a list of the course instructors and their industry experience can also be found on the website.
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