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CONSTRUCTION PREFABRICATION &LOGISTICS SUMMIT

4th Annual


4th Annual

Examining the Dynamism of Modular Construction Use in the Energy Industry

December 8th – 10th, 2014 • Hilton Houston North • Houston, TX

“Integrated drivers from Owners, EPC and Fabricators to deliver a required step change in Construction” -Shell

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Dear Colleague,

After four iterations of the Modular Construction & Prefabrication Summit – you would think that the topics would start getting a little redundant – but the 4th Annual iteration taking place this December 8th through the 10th in Houston, TX is shaping up to be the BEST ONE YET!

While the industry is still facing significant technical considerations and working ‘hand-in-glove’ with industry colleagues can prove to be a test in patience – know that the 2014 Summit will offer you the most robust Modular Construction event in 2014.

The program will focus on some of the most vital challenges that our industry is currently facing. From ‘Situational’ issues such as materials costs, availability, shipping logistics, and local cost conditions to Quality Assurance & Control – we are focusing on providing actionable intelligence that you can take home with you and implement.

Interested in the Market conditions driving Modular adoption? Looking into your Risk Analysis procedures? Trying to understand the particulars of a Collaborative Project Delivery approach? Deciding between a Fabricator based in North America or one in the Far East? Contract Elaboration? BIM Modeling? Scheduling challenges? We will be exploring those topics and more at the 4th Annual Modular Construction & Prefabrication Summit taking place in Houston, TX this December 8th -10th!

Join us this December in order to: · Benchmark your processes with your colleagues and competitors · Upgrade your understanding of the Market conditions surrounding modular & prefabricated build-out · Explore Texas, the US, North American, and International initiatives through this unique and exciting

conference · Join us for a Demo Drive in which Owners & EPCs can explore some of the newest offerings from

Vendors and Service Providers from across the industry in a fun, networking focused atmosphere

On behalf of the summit organizers, IQPC, and ourselves – we would like to invite you to join us this December to discuss the state of the industry, its future, and how we collectively can ensure the continued adoption and expansion of the use of modules in our industry.

See you in Houston!

2014 Modular Construction Summit Series Advisory Board:

2014 SPEAKER FACULTY:

ABOUT THE ORGANIZER

· John Baumanis, Supply Chain Manager - Europe Capital Projects, ConocoPhillips

· Monte Vincent, Operations Manager, KBR

· Bruce Bradley, CEP VP of Estimating BIS Tepsco INC

· Ali Aga, Project Engineering Manager, Modularization Manager, Technip

· Mike Adel, Director – Supply Chain, Access Midstream

· Modularization Specialist, Nexen Ltd.

· And More!

Don’t forget your business cards because you’ll be networking with: · Heads of Construction

· Project Managers/Engineers

· Construction Managers

· Directors/Managers of Transportation and Logistics

· Heads of Project Development

· Procurement/ Cost Estimators

· Head/ VP/ Director of Capital Projects

· General Managers

· And many more…

At the 4th Annual Modular Construction & Prefabrication Summit you will garner unique insight from professionals with differing perspectives from throughout the Energy and Construction industries! Hear from renowned O&G companies, EPCs, Transportation & Logistics Providers, Fabricators and MORE!

Statistics · 61% of all respondents think the use of

prefabrication will grow more than 5% a year over the next three years

· 40% of all contractors responding consider their capabilities in prefabrication and modular construction a part of their company’s strategic initiative

· More planning for prefabricated assemblies is taking place in the design phase of construction, 35% for all mechanical electrical contractors in 2013, compared with just 11% in our 2010 surveyOil and Gas IQ is the information based portal dedicated to providing the latest oil and gas

intelligence. We explore Oil and Gas industry developments and facilitate the continued learning of oil and gas professionals. We offer 100 technical and strategic oil and gas conferences across Europe, Asia, the US and the Middle East. Every year we educate 5,000 strategic and practical executives

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34% Southern US

25% International

15% Canada

13% Western US

6% Eastern US

6% Central US


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SOURCE: http://www.fminet.com/media/pdf/report/PrefabricationSurvey2013.pdf

Dan Canning Director of Construction AMEC

Martin Clutterbuck Manager, Fabrication & Modularization Devon Energy Canada

Wayne Dewstow Construction Manager Apache Energy

Fred Haney Executive Director, Design Engineering – Energy & Chemicals Fluor Corporation


PRE-SUMMIT WORKSHOP DAY Monday, December 8th, 2014

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM Registration for Workshop A

10:30 AM – 11:00 PM Registration for Workshop B

1:00 PM – 1:30 PM Registration for Workshop C

3:30 PM Workshop Day Adjourns

8:30 AM – 10:30 AM

11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

1:30 PM – 3:30 PM

WORKSHOP A: Modularization A-Z: Collaborative Project Delivery

WORKSHOP C: Modularization A-Z: The Estimating Process

WORKSHOP B: Modularization A-Z: Modular Design & Constructability (Boxed Lunch to be served)

While Modular & Prefabricated construction is meant to simplify the build-out process and it often does – each individual project site is unique and requires adapted solutions in order to thrive. This session is structured in order to present the Owner/Operator perspective in order to provide EPC’s, Fabricators, Transportation and other Service Providers an understanding as to what it is that Energy companies would like to achieve through the use of prefabricated modules in Project Development and Operations.

While we know that each individual project will be unique based on a number of factors; we also know that modules are meant to provide an simpler route to construction through prefabrication. Ensuring that the design and constructability are properly taken into account is a significant and essential principal to the process.

The development of a new projects offers both challenges and opportunities – but it is the opportunities that move the industry forward; new technologies, new methodologies and the prospect of operating better than before. The Estimating Process is one of the best ways in order to ensure that you are properly taking into account all of the particulars with regards to your modularization projects.

Attend this session in order to:

· Understand what the perspective of the Owner/Operator; and what challenges and constraints they are experiencing

· Learn directly from multiple Owner/Operators in an interactive roundtable format

Julian Bowron, President & CEO, Vector Praxis


· Comprehend the process of modular design from inception through to installation

· Discover the factors that come into play when constructing a module and how those considerations must be taken into account

Speaker TBA


· This session will explore a situation in which the modular construction estimating process was an integral part of the overall project planning process and added significant ROI to the project

· Learn how to ensure that your estimating process is as robust and definitive as possible

Bruce Bradley, CEP VP of Estimating, BIS Tepsco INC

Interested in sponsoring the summit and speaking on this session? Please contact Anthony Marino at +1 (212) 885-2773 or by email at [email protected]

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“This is my 3rd visit to this conference. Networking was the best.” – Afco Steel


7:30 am Registration & Networking Breakfast

8:30 am Chairperson’s Opening Remarks & Welcome

8:45 am Employee Lodges, Man Camps & Associated Administrative Modules in the Shale Plays – Bakkan & Eagle Ford

Each and Every project is unique. They each require a certain amount of scrutiny in order to ensure that developing a project for a specific location takes into account that locations climate, geology and extraction potential. This session will examine the issues at play with regards to modular construction and its use throughout Energy Operations in Texas – and how to ensure that proper project execution remain top-of-mind during the fabrication and installation processes.


· Learn, through an Owner lead case study, about the particular design and development requirements of a Modular project in the Texan Energy industry

· Benchmark your project when compared to Texas

Monte Vincent, Operations Manager, KBR

9:30 am Market Conditions: Driving the Adoption of Modules & Prefabricated Buildings

While we have often looked at the logistical, technical and technological aspects of modular construction; we have rarely delved into the market conditions that play such a significant role in whether a project will move forward – or find itself mothballed for years. This session will offer you the opportunity to expand your focus and understanding of the market conditions that affect the development of individual projects in today’s complex economic environment.


· Learn what metrics are involved in determining the market factors affecting the energy & construction industries today

· Recognize the signals to look for when preparing a project and understand how to mitigate those factors as much as possible

Mike Adel, Director – Supply Chain, Access Midstream

10:15 am Morning Networking Break & Demo Drive*

11:30 am Risk Analysis & the ROI of Modularization to Identify Project Investment Strategies

Properly identifying and forecasting your project’s risk level is one of the most important early considerations with regards to any modular project. That risk analysis phase, and associated project development strategy will offer your organization the opportunity to prepare the ground work for your project, make any necessary amendments to the project plan, and ensure that your project is a feasible and cost-effective development.


· Understand the metrics of risk analysis and how they affect your modular design

· Comprehend how to design a sounds project investment strategy

Modularization Specialist, Nexen Ltd.

12:15 pm Networking Luncheon – Roundtable Discussions**

1:15 pm Mahaffey Fabric Structures Session

2:00 pm The Advantages of ‘Green’ Modular Construction

The modular building system especially for doing workforce camps is the only way it is done and has been done the same way for decades. I will be talking about the advantages of building green modular workforce camps which everyone should be doing but are not mostly because no one is offering it. With Fort MacMurray constantly being in the lime light of the press and always about the environmental impact that harvesting oil from the tar sands all companies with workforce camps need to take notice on how and what to do better regarding everything environmental and take responsibility of doing environmental stewardship in their day to day operations of their company. This session will explain how and what type of green environmental energy efficient camps they should be building and why. By doing it this way they will look good to the public eye and press and at the same time saving money and increasing the productivity of their work force. The combination of building a green energy efficient and healthy workforce camp go hand in hand.

Michael Readwin, President & CEO, 9D International

MAIN SUMMIT DAY ONETuesday, December 9th, 2014


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*Demo Drive Spend some time with our sponsors by visiting their booths during the Morning Networking Break of Main Summit Day One; complete the “Bingo” form and take part in a raffle to receive a prize!

**Roundtable Discussions: Will consist of 1 topic at each lunch table for conversational purposes. A survey will be sent around a few weeks prior to the event to gauge the interest in certain topics. If you have suggestions, please email [email protected].

“The highlight of my involvement with the Modular Construction & Prefabrication summit for mining was the opportunity to interact with professionals in the field and gain exposure for our products.” – Saipem Canada


2:45 pm Afternoon Networking Break

3:30 pm PANEL DISCUSSION: The Owner’s Perspective: Modular Implementation

Many Energy companies have been successful in implementing a modular construction plan for their recent projects. This session will explore that build out from the perspective of the Owner and look at the entire process from feasibility through to operations.


· Benchmark your implementation plan and understand how an Owner was able to achieve success

· Learn what prefabricated modules are best suited for your construction plan

Martin Clutterbuck, Manager, Fabrication & Modularization, Devon Energy Canada

Wayne Dewstow, Construction Manager, Apache Energy

4:15 pm ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION: 4 Party Discussion: Owner, EPC, Transportation & Fabricator

If Miners don’t know what they want out of a modular build – how will anyone else? This session is structured in order to present the Owner/Operator perspective, along with the perspectives of EPC’s, Fabricators, and Transportation Service Providers in order to properly understand the varied perspectives of the major players in modular build out. This session will focus on what Mining companies would like to achieve through the use of prefabricated modules in their mining operations.


· Understand what the perspective of the Owner/ Operator; and what challenges and constraints they are experiencing

· Learn directly from multiple mine operators in an interactive roundtable format – along with major industry players in Transportation, Fabrication & Engineering

Mike Hussey, Regional Director North America, SarensGroup

5:00 pm Quality Assurance & Quality Control: Are your Modules up to the Task?

On time module delivery and installation are only 1 piece of the project development puzzle. The quality of the module is of the utmost importance to your project – from the condition of a housing module to the functionality provided by a modular drill – quality assurance is one of the oft overlooked stages of module design and development.


· Comprehend the cost of quality on top of the cost of labor utilized to build the module in the first place

· Learn how the quality of a module affects the perspective of your workforce

Fred Haney, Executive Director, Design Engineering – Energy & Chemicals, Fluor Corporation

6:00 pm Cocktail Reception

7:00 pm Main Summit Day One Adjourns

DAY ONE CONTINUED

“I learned where the world is going in terms of modular construction and realized that ‘old’ way of engineering and implementing the projects have alternative ways of doing.” – Outotec Finland Oy

“A good meeting to learn the different perspectives on modularization” – Shell Canada

“Meeting key contacts & decision makers from Owner/EPC’s” – Tarpon

HAVE AN IDEA FOR A SESSION? Have an incredible Case Study to share? Contact Alex Chard for the opportunity to participate in the summit this December in Houston! [email protected]

Interested in sponsoring the summit and speaking on this session? Please contact Anthony Marino at +1 (212) 885-2773 or by email at [email protected]


8:00 am Registration & Networking Breakfast

9:00 am Chairperson’s Opening Remarks & Welcome

9:15 am Project Execution Internationally The Gulf Coast in particular is known for its use of

Super Modules throughout the industry. The fabrication, transportation and installation of Super Modules along the Gulf Coast is well developed given the numerous means for moving these Mega Modules from one place to another – that doesn’t mean however that their integration into the project planning process is without incident. This session will examine the use of a Super Module in a project in North America from the perspective of the Owner/Operator, Fabricator, Transportation & Logistic Provider, and the EPC.


· Understand how each player in the industry contributes to the proper elaboration of, and on-time development of a Super Module

· Learn the most comprehensive perspective of how to develop a Super Module and potential uses from the individuals who drive their development in the industry

John Baumanis, Supply Chain Manager – Europe Capital Projects, ConocoPhillips

10:00 am Modular Structures for the Protection of Human Capital

RedGuard is a world leader in the design and manufacture of modular hardened structures. Our primary mission is providing lifesaving blast resistant technology to the oil, gas, chemical and petrochemical industries. You will also find our buildings at work in dozens of applications outside of the petroleum markets including government, military, and industrial security applications. This fascinating presentation will offer insight into RedGuard products and the technology and testing behind providing structures that can withstand a blast while protecting the lives inside. We will look at human response to blasts and the API and ASCE standards that govern the industry. A look at interesting and challenging blast building projects will be followed by a brief Q&A.

Dean Alcott, Market Development Manager, RedGuard

10:45 am Morning Networking Break

11:30 am Quick Fire Sessions 3 – 15 Minute Long Topics

11:30 am Transportation Logistics Ensuring that you have a sound transportation strategy is

one of the most important considerations to contemplate prior to construction. Because of the lack of ‘module friendly’ infrastructure around the Gulf Coast – this session will investigate the options available for transporting modules to the mine-site.


· Transporting modules from the fabrication point to the instillation site can involve a large number of transportation methods including ships, rail, and road

· Understanding the issues at play with regard to transportation logistics is of the utmost importance in order to ensure that your project remains viable and cost effective

· Forecast the possible risks of schedule delays, resource allocation, availability of man power and materials, delivery, transportation and logistics

Martin Clutterbuck, Manager, Fabrication & Modularization, Devon Energy Canada

11:45 am Feasibility Study for Scheduling The more remote a location, the less time you have to

ensure your transportation and installation. This session will offer the perspective of industry professionals dealing with scheduling issues from the ‘ground floor’.


· This issue touches upon transportation, fabrication, materials and manpower

· How are the best supply chains organized and what can be done to improve the process?

· Ensuring that the modules are efficiently shipped to the site and installed on time

Ali Aga, Project Engineering Manager – Modularization Manager, Technip

12:00 pm Materials Management: Supply Chain & Scheduling

Designing, Construction, Installing and Operating a module isn’t simply based around the movement of that module; but also all of the materials utilized in its pre-construction & construction phases. This session will spotlight the supply chain with regards to materials and equipment used in the modular construction process and will provide perspective surrounding the movement and integration of materials and equipment into the construction process.


· Learn about the importance of the materials and equipment supply chain

· Benchmark against your colleagues and competitors to further comprehend the differences between their supply chain network and your own

MAIN SUMMIT DAY TWOWednesday, December 10th, 2014


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12:15 pm Honeywell Session Mike Trivunovic, Senior Business Leader, Refinery

Modular EquipmentProcess Technology and Equipment, Honeywell

1:00 pm Networking Luncheon

2:00 pm Long Term Benefits of Modularization Prefabricated Modular Construction can have numerous

positive aspects including; the reduction of waste, increasing efficiencies, saving time, sustainability & (hopefully) saving money. By examining these aspects of modular design, we stand to understand how those aspects affect your choice to utilize modular construction at your mine-site and how to maximize the benefits that you and your organization derive from prefabricated construction.


· Incorporating modularization into your company’s strategy can have a significant impact on your company’s bottom line

· Explore the potential for substantial cost reductions and what you stand to gain by integrating modularization into your overall construction plan

· How modules can support your Triple Bottom Line strategy: Profit, Sustainability & Economic/Social Development

Dan Canning, Director of Construction, AMEC

2:45 pm Afternoon Networking Break

3:15 pm Super Modules: Addressing New Transportation & Installation Challenges · Are mega modules the future of modularization?

· Identifying and tackling transportation issues

· Global examples of successful project management

· Maximizing data-based decision support with limited data available

Mike Hussey, Regional Director North America, Sarens

4:00 pm Modularly Constructed Process Units Modular construction can be used for various types of

units and the development of process units is of the utmost importance. This session will explore the particulars of the development process and what techniques and technologies are required in order to ensure that modules use for process units are sound and offer a robust ROI.

Ali Aga, Project Engineering Manager – Modularization

Manager, Technip

5:00 pm Main Summit Adjourns! See you in December 2015!

DAY TWO CONTINUED


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“Very good forum for sharing ideas, enhancing knowledge and adapting best practices.” – Shell Canada

“Owner’s perspective & experience was really helpful, which demonstrated the real picture” – Karnalyte Resources


ABOUT OUR SPONSORSCONSTRUCTION & PREFABRICATIONfor Mining Summit

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9D International9D International has been operating for more than 4.5 years, based in Calgary Alberta Canada. The company’s focus and specializes in building green healthy homes that are affordable. All 9DI homes and buildings all come equipped to operate at a minimum of 70% more energy efficient than a standard home. With exterior finishes from the roofing and siding to windows that require no maintenance. Michael Readwin the founder of 9D has been building green energy efficient homes for over 15 years and has built homes and buildings from Mexico to Northern Canada.URL:www.9dinternational.com

Mahaffey Fabric Structures:Mahaffey Fabric Structures is the leading provider of industrial tent rentals in North America and the Caribbean. Our versatile inventory allows customers to choose a sensible economic alternative to conventional buildings. We supply temporary, semi-permanent, and custom fabric structures for any industrial application, including: Temporary Warehousing, Construction Tents / Lunch Tents, Refinery Structures, Environmental Remediation, Manufacturing Facilities, Transportation Terminals, Utility Tents and More!

URL: http://fabricstructures.com/

Red Guard:At RedGuard, you’ll never hear us say, “think outside the box” because for us, it’s what’s inside that matters most. It’s with that in mind that we come to work each and every day focused on one thing—saving lives.

Founded in 1998 as A Box 4 U, we continue to set the bar in the design and creation of the most functional, durable, reliable and just overall best blast-resistant buildings on the market. Our ongoing third-party blast tests help us ensure that our products not only meet expectations, but exceed them. Because at RedGuard, we believe that whenever there’s a life at stake, good just isn’t good enough.

The same holds true for our dedication to our customers. We pride ourselves on our ability to meet virtually any need and provide unrivaled hands-on personal service from design to delivery.URL: https://redguard.com/

Sarens Group:The Sarens Group has been providing heavy lift services and specialized transport for over 50 years, building a thriving enterprise that now touches every continent. With offices in more than 50 countries and 4,000 dedicated employees who embody the spirit of the company’s motto, nothing too heavy, nothing too high, the Sarens Group is well prepared to support your heavy lift and specialized transport requirements. The success of the Sarens Group as a specialist of the extraordinary is built around an unwavering commitment to safety, engineering creativity, and operational excellence. Add state of the art design tools to one of the world’s largest inventories of cranes, transporters and specialty rigging equipment, along with a team of highly skilled professionals and it becomes clear why Sarens has evolved into an international market leader in heavy lift services and specialized transport.URL: www.Sarens.com

UOP - A Honeywell CompanyFor 100 years, Honeywell’s UOP has been the leading international supplier and licensor for the petroleum refining, gas processing, petrochemical production and major manufacturing industries. Innovation thrives through our award-winning staff of scientists and engineers. UOP has nearly 3,000 active patents worldwide, and has generated thousands more historically, leading to important advances in process technology, profitability consultation, and equipment design. We are positioned to help our customers achieve long-term growth by responding to their needs, being highly competitive in all of our markets, and finding solutions to their challenges. Innovation is a driving force behind our growth.URL: http://www.uop.com/equipment/modular-units/

SPONSORSHIP AND EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES:Event sponsorship is an excellent opportunity for your company to showcase its products and services to senior level, targeted decision makers attending the 4th Annual Modular Construction & Prefabrication Summit. IQPC, Construction IQ & Oil & Gas IQ help companies like yours achieve important sales, marketing and branding objectives by setting aside a limited number of event sponsorships – all of which are tailored to assist your organization in creating a platform to maximize its exposure at the event. For registration information visit www.ModularConstructionNA.com or call +1 (800) 882-8684.

For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Anthony Marino at 212-885-2773 or email him at [email protected].

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AccommodationsLocated in the Greenspoint Business District, the Hilton Houston North hotel in Texas is close to major Houston’s major energy corporations. There are plenty of opportunities for recreation nearby, including a golf course and a driving range. Go shopping at the local Woodlands Mall or Greenspoint Mall, or visit the museum district, which is currently home to over 18 institutions, including Houston Zoo, the Houston Museum of Natural Science, and The Rothko Chapel. Visit the Sam Houston Race Park, or visit the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion for a range of musical and performing arts events.Group Rate: We’ve negotiated a deeply discounted hotel room rate of $139 per night (plus 17% tax) specifically for the Modular Construction, Prefabrication & Logistics Summit 2014 attendeesHow to Book: To book your room, please identify you are part of the IQPC – Modular Construction group to ensure the special rate (based on availability). The group rate is available three days pre and post event based on group rate availability.Please make your reservation before Monday, November 17th in order to ensure you are eligible for the group rate. After Monday, November 17, hotel rooms will be offered on a space-available basis at the prevailing rate.Reservations Phone: 866-557-4454

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