Subsea

Improving HSSE performance and contributing to value creation

Subsea

Improving HSSE performance and contributing to value creation

The purpose and vision of the Subsea Committee is to improve performance and contribute to value creation with a focus on the following priority areas and supporting themes:

 Priority area: HSSE (Health, Safety, Security, Environment)

  • Supporting theme: lifetime extension

Priority area: SSI (Simplification, Standardization, Industrialization)

  • Supporting themes: application of robotics and digital technologies through qualification alignment and supplier engagement

Priority area: CCS (Carbon Capture and Sequestration)

  • Supporting themes: HSSE and SSI areas with supporting themes

Priority area: Flexible Pipe

  • The Flexible Pipe Subcommittee provides a forum for international operators to share knowledge and experience of flexible pipe operation, integrity management, and service life assessment to continuously reduce safety & environmental risks and improve overall lifetime costs

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