Pressure Systems
Industry: Changes to
Regulations, Codes and
Standards What does
the future hold?
Key Speakers Include:
Andrew Lunnon
Senior Directive Manager
Department for Business Innovation and Skills
Simon Emeny
Manager, Nuclear and Specialist Services
Lloyd’s Register
Simon Earland
Director
Earland Engineering Ltd
14 June 2016
Institution of Mechanical Engineers,
One Birdcage Walk, London
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Doosan Boiler R&D Centre
Pressure Systems Group
Seminar
Pressure Systems Industry:
Changes to Regulations, Codes
and Standards What does the
future hold?
14 June 2016,
Institution of Mechanical Engineers, One Birdcage Walk, London
Benefits of attendance:
This must-attend event will
provide a critical review of
the changes to regulation,
codes and standards that
will affect pressure systems
across a variety of sectors.
With the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED) being
updated for the first time since 1997, the pressure
systems industry now faces the challenge of
staying relevant, modern and competitive.
This seminar provides attendees with a
comprehensive overview of the planned changes
to the PED and how they will be transposed by
the Department for Business, Innovation and
Skills (BIS). Sessions will be presented by key
leaders within the sector from pressure vessel
manufacturers to pressure systems operators about
how they have prepared for the changes not only
to the PED, but also the design and construction
standards.
This one day seminar will help you prepare and
protect your company from the PED update and
move the industry forwards
• Receive key updates from the
major industry players in sectors
such as oil and gas and nuclear
• Hear recent operator case
studies about how they have
prepared for the PED update
• Understand the challenges
concerning code changes facing
the industry today such as the
phasing out of the PD 5500
• Contribute to the future
direction of the pressure
systems industry through
interactive panel discussions
and debates
• Network with fellow
professionals to share ideas
about how to prepare for the
pending PED updates
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Pressure Systems Group
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
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Key topics covered include:
• Overview of the changes to the PED and
how it will affect your industry
• The future of regulations, codes and
standards and how to prepare for the
forthcoming amendments
• Status of the Pressure Systems Industry
in the UK, Europe and the world
• Updates to the design and construction
codes and how they will impact your
organisation
Paul Smith
Consultant, Nuclear New Build
Amec Foster Wheeler
David Nash
Vice Dean (Knowledge Exchange) and Deputy
Head of Department, Faculty of Engineering
University of Strathclyde
Charles Byrne
Technical Director
Graham Hart (Process Technology) Limited
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PROGRAMME
TUESDAY 14 JUNE 2016
08:30
09:00
REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS
CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS
Paul Smith, Consultant, Nuclear New Build, Amec Foster Wheeler
OVERVIEW OF THE CHANGES TO THE PRESSURE EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE
9.10
KEYNOTE
Recast of the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED)
Andrew Lunnon, Senior Directive Manager (Pressure Equipment and ATEX), Department of
Business, Innovation and Skills
09:40
Why is the PED changing?
10.10
Operator Case Study: Interpreting and managing requirements
of divergent standards and codes
Simon Emeny, Manager – Nuclear and Specialist Services, Energy – ISL, Lloyd’s Register
Speaker to be announced
10.40
Networking refreshment break
the Future of Regulations, Codes and Standards
11.10
The Application of the Global Conformity Assessment
Requirements of the PED
Peter Batty, Principal Engineer, LmP Technical Services
11:50
Pressure Equipment Coordination Forum (PECF) and stakeholder
involvement in the PED
Charles Byrne, Technical Director, Graham Hart (Process Technology) Limited
12.10
13.10
PANEL
DISCUSSION
14.30
Networking lunch
Pressure Systems Industry in the UK, Europe and the World
Join us in an interactive panel discussion with key industry representatives who will be
answering and addressing your questions such as:
• What does the future hold for the national standards?
• What do we need to do to stay competitive and relevant in Europe and worldwide?
• What would the future look like in the event of Britain leaving the European Union?
Networking refreshment break
OVERVIEW OF UPDATES TO THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION CODES
AND HOW THEY WILL AFFECT INDUSTRY
15:00
15:40
PLANNED DEVELOPMENT FOR THE ASME VIII code
David Anderson, Chief Engineer, Doosan Boiler R&D Centre
the impact of phasing out the pd 5500
Simon Earland, Director, Earland Engineering Ltd, Pressure Vessel Consultant to BSI PVE/1
Committees
David Nash, Vice Dean (Knowledge Exchange) and Deputy Head of Department, Faculty of
Engineering, University of Strathclyde
16.20
Developments and Improvements to EN13445 over the last 15 years
17:00
Questions and Answers
17:15
CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS
17:30
END OF SEMINAR
Phil Bygate, Senior Consultant, Bygate Manufacturing and Quality Solutions Ltd
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