As a Product Manager and Technical Project Manager at Lloyd’s Register, Dahli specializes in Autonomous Systems and Novel Technologies for the Marine, Offshore, and Naval sectors. With over 21 years of expertise in electrotechnical and control systems, Dahli leads the development and execution of innovative solutions, aligning them with market trends and customer needs. Their role involves strategic planning, project management, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Dahli possesses deep technical knowledge of autonomous ships, including AI, sensor, and control systems. They excel in collaborating with cross-functional teams and engaging with industry stakeholders, driving projects to successful completion on time and within budget while contributing to the development of industry standards and guidelines.

Ansuman Ghosh is a Marine Engineer with the UK Club’s Loss Prevention department based in Singapore. Ansuman sailed on various vessel types up to the rank of Chief Engineer. In 2006, he came ashore, working as a Superintendent and Classification Society Principal Surveyor, Regional Lead Auditor. Prior to joining Thomas Miller, he was Technical Head at a ship-owning and service company.

Over 10 years with leading classification society in Singapore with responsibilities ranging from on-board surveys, new buildings, dry-docking and management system audits. Extensive experience in Health, Safety, Quality, Environment and Energy management systems audits on Gas Carriers and Tankers. 

During his time at Class Society, Ansuman was also involved in number of repair, major modification, retrofit projects and management system verifications involving FPSO’s, Jack ups, Semisubmersibles and various types of Offshore Support Vessels. 

What if you had three more minutes?

When it comes to safety, a couple of minutes can decide more than a lifetime. Sometimes we only get one chance to act and that makes time the most valuable currency we have.
 

The introduction of new and updated Unified Requirements (UR Z17, UR Z23 and UR Z28) is aimed at transforming the market understanding and appreciation of cable and pipe penetration systems. Instead of a general assumption these product types are commodity items, IACS is advocating these solutions are vital safety systems on board vessels that require extra special attention both during the shipbuilding phase but also, by owners and ship management companies throughout the lifecycle of the vessel.

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• Title : Roxtec - Full Safety Solutions Provider​

   

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  The introduction of new and updated Unified Requirements (UR Z17, UR Z23 and UR Z28) aims to change the market understanding of cable and pipe penetration systems. Instead of a general assumption that these products are commodity items, IACS is advocating that these solutions are vital safety systems on board vessels that require extra special attention both during the shipbuilding phase but also, by owners and ship management companies throughout the lifecycle of the vessel. We will outline the impacts of these updated regulations to owners, shipyards, and classification societies. In addition, Roxtec, as an approved service supplier, will offer inspection services and smart software to meet the latest class requirements.​

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His talk delves into strategies to maximize the business value of digitalisation in the maritime industry. It covers how to align digitalisation strategies with the business goals of shipping companies, the strategic approach to connectivity and its benefits, and the cybersecurity requirements for shipping, including the advantages of going beyond compliance.

Key Topics:

1. Aligning Digitalisation Strategies with Business Goals

2. Explore how shipping companies can harmonize their digitalisation strategies with their business objectives to enhance efficiency and competitiveness.

3. Strategic Approach to Connectivity and Its Benefits

4. Introduce the specific benefits, such as improvedoperational efficiency and cost savings, of adopting a strategic approach to connectivity.

5. Cybersecurity Requirements and Beyond Compliance

6. Discuss the importance of cybersecurity in the maritime industry and the long-term benefits of implementing security measures that exceed basic compliance requirements.

He offers valuable insights for leaders and professionals in the maritime industry, aiming to strategically leverage digitalisation for maximum business value.

Coming soon