[SLUG] Maximize productivity and extend the life of your FPSO

[Shawn Li]

25-27 September, Beijing Marriott Hotel West, Beijing, China Dear , The FPSO Integrity Summit 2006 is coming soon! This stellar summit will equip you with the industry's best FPSO practices that enable you to increase ROI by improving safety and reliability, reducing maintenance costs, and increasing productivity. You will also be able to: maximize your production capacity and reduce down time without compromising safety minimize repair cost through cost-effective approaches to maintenance and inspection avoid corrosion by selecting the right materials and the right painting systems ensure accident-free operations by developing a risk-based integrity program See the agenda: www.iqpc.com.cn/cn-1817 ____________________________ Distinguished speakers from: CNOOC Shell Chevron ConocoPhilips Bluewater Fred Olsen Production DNV ABS INTEC Engineering Acteon Marine Design & Research Institute of China Dalian University of Technology More great benefits of attending! Meet, network, and exchange business cards with every single delegate in our unique and structured "The East meets West Executive Exchange". It is a great opportunity to meet a select group of your peers in the same room at one time to discuss the issues that matter to you. Register online NOW at www.iqpc.com.cn/cn-1817 to guarantee your place. ________________________________________________________ We look forward to seeing you in Beijing! Warmest regards, Shawn Li Conference Manager Oil and Gas IQ - A Division of IQPC China 4 EASY WAYS TO REGISTER: 1) Online at www.iqpc.com.cn 2) Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3) Phone (86) (21) 5063 4538 4) Fax (86) (21) 6859 0666 This email was sent to: slug@slug.org.au This email was sent by: IQPC Worldwide 61 Robinson Road #14-01, Singapore, 068893, Asia Go here to leave this mailing list or modify your email profile. We respect your right to privacy. View our policy.

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