Events

Southern Manufacturing & Electronics will make a welcome return to Farnborough from February 8th to 10th 2022.

The show’s eagerly-awaited revival comes as engineering firms across the country are getting back to business and keen to reinvigorate their order books. Happily, many of the show’s regular participants have weathered the turbulent conditions of the last 20 months and are now eager to pitch their stalls at the UK’s longest running and largest annual engineering show. As in previous years, the show features an incredible array of high-tech automation, mechanical and electronics components, tooling, industrial hardware, business and subcontract services from all over the UK, continental Europe and beyond.

Among the big names returning for 2022, Brady will highlight examples from its wide range of automated labelling solutions that include industrial-grade labels, automated label printing software and automated print & apply systems. Solutions on show include the Wraptor A6200 Wrap Printer Applicator, designed to greatly speed-up labelling operations.

C.K Tools will showcase its popular premium range of ESD compliant pliers, precision pliers, tweezers and screwdrivers, together with its wide range of C.K VDE approved screwdrivers and pliers which have become must-have items for professional electricians’ toolkits.

Hot on the heels of a virtual curtain-opener to COP26, SPE Offshore Europe 2022 will welcome the energy world to the P&J Live, Aberdeen from 1-4 February. The ‘live’ exhibition and conference is gearing up to put the action into interaction following the Glasgow Climate Pact.

To spur and support the energy transition, SPE Offshore Europe 2022 - Europe’s first major face-to-face energy event since 2019 - will host a hydrogen hub, energy transition theatre and zone, future opportunities theatre and future talent hub. Registration is now open for the event which includes three halls of exhibition space, conference and specialist theatre zones as well as a host of new features.

Jonathan Heastie, Portfolio Director – Energy & Marine at RX (Reed Exhibitions), co-organiser with the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), said: “The biggest difference that visitors will see at the February event is a lot more space dedicated to all aspects of the energy transition. This not only reflects the evolving nature of the industry but also feedback from visitors who wanted to learn and be part of the wider energy ecosystem. It’s why we’ve introduced a Towards Net Zero Trail to showcase and support organisations that are working towards a net zero future. An energy transition theatre, supported by the energy majors and with around 150 seats, will be located in the main arena providing four days of free knowledge and insight from industry experts who are leading the way.

“As always, the keynote conference content will be curated by SPE, and it will be presented over two days. The programme will build on the themes discussed at the virtual event in September but will also reflect the most critical issues from COP26. Again, we’ll welcome senior personnel from across the offshore energy industries, as well as sharing insight and learnings from academia, government and industry influencers for our plenary sessions.”

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A host of new features are lined up for SPE Offshore Europe 2022 to reflect the evolving nature of the industry as it progresses along the path to decarbonisation and a net zero future.

A hydrogen hub, energy transition zone, future opportunities theatre and future talent hub are being introduced at the event being held at P&J Live, Aberdeen, 1-4 February 2022

. Only 15% of the exhibition space remains available across three halls as companies sign up to be part of the first major face-to-face European offshore energy event since 2019.

The live event follows a very successful SPE Offshore Europe virtual conference from 7-10 September 2021. More than 3,700 people, of which 40% are international visitors from 128 countries, have registered for the conference content which is available online until 5 December 2021. Jonathan Heastie, Portfolio Director – Energy & Marine at RX (Reed Exhibitions), co-organiser with the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) said: “Industry support for the return of SPE Offshore Europe has been phenomenal and we are encouraging companies to book now while there is space remaining.

NCEC’s Hazmat conferences are now well established as the 'must go' event for Hazmat Professionals to share experiences and gain knowledge with like-minded professionals working in the chemical incident industries.  Hazmat professionals need to keep up to date with hazardous materials response, chemical exposure monitoring, emergency planning, developments in legislation, future technologies, and learn lessons from past experiences. The Hazmat event is the best opportunity to gain a wider understanding of these issues, and more importantly, practical ways to address them.

The importance of effective health and safety training in the oil and gas industry is highlighted by extensively reported examples of major process safety incidents including the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico, the Buncefield oil storage depot explosion (2005), the 1988 Piper Alpha oil platform explosion (both occurring in the UK) and the BP Texas Refinery explosion in 2005. In this programme you will be able to:

• Enhance your skills in identifying root causes for incidents in the oil and gas industries
• Identify all business risks
• Familiar with oil and gas risk assessment techniques
• Implement advanced risk management techniques for incident prevention and control

The conference provides a forum for the exchange of scientific information and works on the current situation of waste management amongst professionals, researchers, government departments and local authorities.  Waste Management is one of the key problems of modern society due to the ever-expanding volume and complexity of discarded domestic and industrial waste.

Society is increasingly aware of the need to establish better practices and safer solutions for waste disposal. This requires further investigation into disposal methods and recycling as well as new technologies to monitor landfills, industrial mining wastes and chemical and nuclear repositories.

This creates a need for more research on current disposal methods such as landfills, incineration, chemical and effluent treatment, as well as recycling, clean technologies, waste monitoring, public and corporate awareness and general education.

The Hazardous Materials Expo is one of seven specialist shows at the Contamination Expo Series that is designed to showcase the latest innovations that further the detection, management, testing, and removal of hazardous materials and the protection of the environment. The event attracts key-decision makers from industry-leading businesses and councils, creating an unrivalled networking opportunity.