Agenda
Monday 3rd November 2008
Pre-conference Workshop: IFSMA Workshop: International Maritime Resource Management
Location: Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila, Philippines
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Tuesday 4th & Wednesday 5th November 2008
The 9th Asia-Pacific Manning & Training Conference
Location: Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila, Philippines
Day One | Day Two
Pre-conference Workshop: IFSMA Workshop: International Maritime Resource Management: Monday 3rd November 2008
08.45
Registration & coffee
09.30
Chairman's opening remarks
Capt. Rodger MacDonald, Secretary General, IFSMA
Capt. Rodger MacDonald, Secretary General, IFSMA
09.40
Explanation of IFSMA's resolution on quality shipping & how it relates to International Maritime Resource Management
Capt. Christer Lindvall, President, IFSMA
Capt. Christer Lindvall, President, IFSMA
10.00
Who should participate in International Maritime Resource Management?
Martin Hernqvist, Manager, Swedish Club (MRM)
Martin Hernqvist, Manager, Swedish Club (MRM)
10.30
Coffee
11.00
Views of the ISF
11.25
Views of the ITF
11.50
Views of MET
12.15
Lunch
13.45
Working session: Delegates break out into groups & discuss how it can be achieved
15.30
Working groups' feedback
16.00
Chairman's summary of workshop proceedings
16.30
Close of workshop
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Day One: Tuesday 4th November 2008
08.15
Registration & coffee
09.30
Chairman's welcome & opening remarks
Capt. Richard Coates FNI, President, Nautical Institute
Capt. Richard Coates FNI, President, Nautical Institute
09.40
Official government welcome
Honorable Secretary Marianito D. Roque, Department of Labor and Employment
Honorable Secretary Marianito D. Roque, Department of Labor and Employment
The Philippines' Roadmap
10.00
Is the Philippines doing enough to meet the global demand for Filipino seafarers?
Ms. Josephine J. Francisco, Cluster III - Leader, Joint Manning Group (JMG)
President, NYK Fil Shipmanagement, Inc.,
Director, Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment, Inc. (FAME)
Treasurer, Phil-Japan Manning Consultative Council
Ms. Josephine J. Francisco, Cluster III - Leader, Joint Manning Group (JMG)
President, NYK Fil Shipmanagement, Inc.,
Director, Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment, Inc. (FAME)
Treasurer, Phil-Japan Manning Consultative Council
10.30
Panel Discussion & Open Forum
Engr. Sammuel T. Lim, Immediate Past Chairman, Joint Manning Group (JMG),
Immediate Past President, Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment, Inc.(FAME),
President & Gen. Manager, Great Southern Maritime Corporation
Mr. Ericson M. Marquez, Co-Chairman, Joint Manning Group (JMG),
President, Virgen Shipping Corporation
Secretary, Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment, Inc. (FAME)
Capt. Teodoro B. Quijano, Vice-President Internal Affairs, FAME
Vice-President Internal Affairs, PJMCC
President, Barko International. Inc.
Panelists to include:
Engr. Sammuel T. Lim, Immediate Past Chairman, Joint Manning Group (JMG),
Immediate Past President, Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment, Inc.(FAME),
President & Gen. Manager, Great Southern Maritime Corporation
Mr. Ericson M. Marquez, Co-Chairman, Joint Manning Group (JMG),
President, Virgen Shipping Corporation
Secretary, Filipino Association for Mariners' Employment, Inc. (FAME)
Capt. Teodoro B. Quijano, Vice-President Internal Affairs, FAME
Vice-President Internal Affairs, PJMCC
President, Barko International. Inc.
11.30
Coffee
Manpower Supply
12.00
Is there light at the end of the tunnel: latest global update on global crew shortage & short & long forecast
Jan Morten Eskilt, Chairman, The OSM Group
Jan Morten Eskilt, Chairman, The OSM Group
Industry & Training Institute Initiatives
12.30
Flag State: How a flag state can influence the standard of seafarers' training
Fazlur Chowdhury, Maritime Advisor, Kingdom of Bahrain
Fazlur Chowdhury, Maritime Advisor, Kingdom of Bahrain
12.55
Training Institution: Raising the bar - implementation of STCW requirements & beyond
VAdm Eduardo Santos, President, MAAP
VAdm Eduardo Santos, President, MAAP
13.20
Questions & discussion
13.30
Lunch
15.00
Industry Organisation (INTERTANKO)
Minerva Alfonso, Maritime Advisor, INTERTANKO
Implications of TOTS on seafarer competence - the way forward
Minerva Alfonso, Maritime Advisor, INTERTANKO
15.25
Industry Organisation (InterManager): Maximising return of investment on cadet training programmes
Ole Stene, President, InterManager and Managing Director, Aboitiz Jebsen Bulk Transport Corp
Ole Stene, President, InterManager and Managing Director, Aboitiz Jebsen Bulk Transport Corp
15.50
Shipowner: Creating an in-house learning organization
Tommy Olofsen, Global Training Director, Teekay Marine Services
Tommy Olofsen, Global Training Director, Teekay Marine Services
16.15
Questions & discussion
16.30
Tea
Optimising Career Progression
17.00
Training the trainers: review of the Postgraduate Certificate in Maritime Education & Training (PGCertMET)
Prof. Mike Barnett, Associate Director, Warsash Maritime Academy, Southampton Solent University
Capt. Joseph Thuillier, Secretary & Technical Advisor, IMTT
David Dearsley, Secretary- General, IMEC
Prof. Mike Barnett, Associate Director, Warsash Maritime Academy, Southampton Solent University
Capt. Joseph Thuillier, Secretary & Technical Advisor, IMTT
David Dearsley, Secretary- General, IMEC
17.25
PGCertMET Graduation Ceremony
As part of this year's conference, we are pleased to include the graduation ceremony for the Postgraduate Certificate in Maritime Education and Training (Philippines). The graduates, who are all lecturers at maritime academies and training centres in the Philippines, will be awarded their certificates from Southampton Solent University, UK , for the successful completion of this one year course, which is sponsored by the International Maritime Training Trust and delivered by Warsash Maritime Academy staff.
17.50
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Day Two: Wednesday 5th November 2008
09.00
Coffee
09.30
Chairman's opening remarks
Capt. Richard Coates FNI, President, Nautical Institute
Capt. Richard Coates FNI, President, Nautical Institute
09.40
Continuing Professional Development (CPD): optimising seafarer career progression
Steven Jones, Communications Manager, Nautical Institute
Steven Jones, Communications Manager, Nautical Institute
10.05
Questions & discussion
Value Added Training: Onboard & Onshore
10.10
Roundtable Focus Group: Onboard training: coping with changing learning technologies
Panel Moderator: Julie Broberg, Information Manager, DNV SeaSkill
Jari Ullakonoja, Director, Wärtsilä Land & Sea Academy
Tommy Olofsen, Global Training Director, Teekay Marine Services
Jover Reyes, Headstrong
Bjarke Jakobsen, General Manager, Green-Jakobsen Philippines
Panel Moderator: Julie Broberg, Information Manager, DNV SeaSkill
Panellists to include:
Jari Ullakonoja, Director, Wärtsilä Land & Sea Academy
Tommy Olofsen, Global Training Director, Teekay Marine Services
Jover Reyes, Headstrong
Bjarke Jakobsen, General Manager, Green-Jakobsen Philippines
10.50
Coffee
11.20
Environmental Compliance Programmes: Enabling environmental compliance & awareness of seafarers to satisfy international standards
Søren R. Segel, Lead Instructor, Maersk Training Centre
Søren R. Segel, Lead Instructor, Maersk Training Centre
11.45
Leadership development & the manning crisis: Why would young people want to go to sea?
Chris Haughton, Management Consultant & Non-Executive Director, Videotel Marine International
Chris Haughton, Management Consultant & Non-Executive Director, Videotel Marine International
12.10
Questions & discussion
12.20
Lunch
International Regulatory Frameworks: The Impact on Shipowners & Manning Agencies
Ship & shore implementation of the 2006 Maritime Labour Convention
13.50
Employers' contribution to Maritime Labour Convention contracts
Giles Heimann, Deputy Secretary General, IMEC
Giles Heimann, Deputy Secretary General, IMEC
14.15
Inspections: a practical focused approach to the Maritime Labour Convention 2006
Roland Ives, Manager, Human Element & ILO External Affairs, Lloyd's Register
Roland Ives, Manager, Human Element & ILO External Affairs, Lloyd's Register
14.40
Interactive Discussion Session: Following the presentations, delegates are invited to give their views on the challenges they foresee implementing the Maritime Labour Convention
15.00
Tea
Manning & Training Global Shipping Forum
15.30
The ILO MLC 2006 and the forthcoming STCW revision: the best solutions to training and competency requirements?
Leading industry executives will debate whether these key regulatory initiatives will meet the demands of the shipping industry for an adequate supply of well trained seafarers.
16.30
Views & votes from the floor
Following the debate delegates are invited to question the panel and vote on the motion put forward by the session chairman.
16.45
9th Asia-Pacific Manning & Training Conference Statement of Outcomes
Delivered by Conference Chairman
Delivered by Conference Chairman
17.00
Presentation of Manning & Training Lifetime Achievement Award
17.15
Close of conference
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