Mr Ally Oliver, speaking at The Oil and Gas Production Managers Show Australia

Mr Ally Oliver,
Operations Manager
Woodside Energy, Australia

Ally Oliver is an Operations Manager with Woodside Energy, based in Perth, where he is responsible for Operational Excellence within the Production Division. Ally has over 20 years experience in the Oil & Gas industry in Production, Drilling and facility management in Europe and Australia. For the last 4 years, Ally has led a team in the development and implementation of an Integrated Safe System of Work across Woodsides portfolio of facilities, and is a member of the National Permit to Work Committee. He holds a BEng (Hons) degree in Offshore Chemical & Process Engineering, and an MBA.

Appearing:

Conference Day One-Tuesday 22 November 2011

11.10am

Relationship management panel: How to strengthen the relations with contractors and unions to ensure key targets are adhered to

What are the main criteria for heads of production in evaluating their contractor needs?
Short-term vs. long-term agreements
Looking at the established suppliers/providers in the oil and gas
industry
Up-and-coming businesses: how they can secure the business
of leading producers
Re-assessing the criteria for outsourcing production functions
Maintenance contracts and warranty management
Strengthening communication channels between the fields and
the unions to avoid production delay

Mr Ally Oliver,

Operations Manager,
Woodside Energy, Australia

Mr Les Underhay,

Permit and Compliance Co-ordinator,
QGC, Australia

Mr Bashkim Ferhati,

Production Manager,
Eni Australia, Australia

1.10pm

Case study: The Integrated Safe System of Work (iSSoW): Rapid integration of best practices worldwide to improve safety performance and adopt a new and better work management system

How to enhance risk, health & safety programmes to promote operational efficiency, effectiveness and consistency
How to integrate one common and centralised safe system of
work to improve safety for your workers and quality of practice
How to benefit from more clarity and the possibility to monitor,
audit or incorporate training
How to ensure that business rules are in compliance with
regulations
Revolutionary: How to implement standards for permit to work
through the efforts of the National Permit to Work Committee
and upgrade industry safety practices

Mr Ally Oliver,

Operations Manager,
Woodside Energy, Australia