ASSET INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT – DBB VS DIB
Technical Talk
*IMPORTANT NOTE: A RECORDING OF THIS SESSION IS AVAILABLE FOR ALL ATTENDEES. PLEASE CONTACT ANDREA (ADMIN@ISAEDMONTON.CA) TO ACCESS THE LINK TO VIEW IT. IF you would like a copy of Gobind's presentation, please contact him directly (gobind.khiani@enbridge.com).
Tune in Monday, December 14, over the lunch hour to hear from Mr. Gobind Khiani during our last Technical Talk of 2020.
Note: This presentation was originally scheduled to take place at AEC 2020. If you attended AEC 2020, registration for this event is free (just select the AEC 2020 Attendee ticket option when registering).
Presentation Overview
Section 215.4 in Part 15 of the Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Code has requirements (legislated law) that specifically and strictly apply to professional engineers practicing in Alberta as it relates to the isolation of pipes and piping - "Inadequate isolations when dismantling can put people, the environment, and business interests at risk".
At the conclusion of this presentation attendees will:
- Understand the technical meaning and the requirements of Section 215.4;
- Learn what to do to comply with the requirements of Section 215.4;
- Learn about good design practices and good maintenance/operations practices that meet the legal requirements for Alberta.
- Improve our facilities by understanding DBB/DIB requirements in order to operate safely.
Speaker Bio
Gobind Khiani, M.Eng., P.Eng. has served in engineering management roles for both operating and EPC companies. He has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Pune, in India and a Master of Engineering from the University of Calgary in Alberta, Canada.
He is a past chairman of Calgary Branch Executive Committee at the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta, currently he serves as Vice Chairman of International Standards Organization representing Canada.
Event Details
Date: Monday, December 14, 2020
Time: Noon
Location: Zoom (a link to access this event will be emailed the week-of)
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Registration fees are $10 for ISA Edmonton Section Members (become a member), $20 for non-members, and it is complimentary for students.
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