OpEx ASIA: Operational Excellence in Refining, Gas & Petrochemicals

Asia | Energy

Third Party Event

13 Oct 2016 - 14 Oct 2016

The event is part of EPC’s annual Asian Refining & Petrochemicals Events running back to back with ASIA-TECH: Asia Downstream Technology Forum, which will also feature a complementary AXENS Technology Seminar on October 10 at the same venue.

OpEx Asia programme includes presentations from the following;

  • En Khairol Anuar Shukri, Head of Group Technical Services at Petronas Group;
  • Shahrul Rashid – Principal Engineer at Petronas;
  • Kanokkorn Phongtummarug – Reliability Engineer at PTTGC;
  • Alexander Radach, Assets & Operations Services Maintenance & Reliability Lead, Asia-Pacific at Accenture;
  • Mohamed Elsayed – Maintenance Planning Team Leader at the Egyptian Ethylene & Derivatives Company (ETHYDCO);
  • Mahendran Gurusamy – PSM Manager at PETRO VIETNAM.

For more information, please visit:https://www.europetro.com/en/asiaopex_2016

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