Announcing the 2012 Conference
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
The surge in infrastructure projects in Qatar is a definitive sign of the growth of that market, and represents a major opportunity for local MEP companies. However the scale of the projects in Qatar, including the $25bn National Railway Scheme, means they require leading international contractors with a proven track record to deliver them in time and on schedule.
MEP services, in recent times, have evolved from a conventional service to an integrated service delivery pattern that encompasses services ranging from designing, procuring, supplying, installing, integrating, testing and commissioning. In addition, the focus of MEP services has shifted to operation and maintenance so as to be able to execute safer, comfortable and environmentally friendly operations for modern buildings.
The MEP Qatar 2012 Conference will gather the leading professionals to share ideas and experiences from working in the field of MEP. Presentations and discussions will include topics such as plumbing in high-rise buildings, how MEP design and installations have an overall impact on sustainability, installing solar power systems and the ongoing work of unifying standards and building codes.
Join us on May 23 at the Grand Hyatt in Doha to find out how you can best position your company to pursue the business opportunities available in the market.
SPEAKERS INCLUDE:
Hamad Ali Alabdulmalik, Building Projects Director & Acting City Operation Director, LREDC (Lusail)
Martin Hay, Associate Director – Buildings, AECOM
David Crowder, Head of MEP, Atkins
Steven Humphrey, Head of Program Cost Consultancy, Davis Langdon
George Kenich, Head of MEP, Aldar
Mohamed Elweshahy, MEP Manager, Hill International
Lawton Loraine, CEO, INOX Arabia
Lee Hosking, Head of Architecture, ARUP
Dr. Esam El-Sarrag, Research Manager, Gulf Organisation for Research and Development (GORD)
Ian Lindquist, MEP Manager, GHD Global
Heath Andersen, Regional Director, Ramboll
Chandy Mistry, Senior Mechanical Engineer (Education City), KEO
Hassan Ali Sultan, President, ASHRAE
Hani Hawamdeh, General Manager – Pre Contract Services, AEB
This one day forum will shine a light on the vital role of MEP engineering in major construction projects, from offices and homes to transport infrastructure and stadiums.
Participants will hear from industry experts about how MEP is revolutionising design and performance through smarter design, implementation and new HVAC technologies.
This conference will show you how long-term expenditure is slashed through energy and water savings by raising efficiency.
TOPICS TO BE COVERED
TARGET AUDIENCE
Excellent networking opportunities: Win new clients and develop business partnerships Engage in the debate: Panel discussions, split streams and audience discussions.
To say that the Construction Week Abu Dhabi Conference 2010 was outstanding would not do it justice, nor would saying it was extraordinary. No, I think we need a new word added to the English language – one that thoroughly describes the learning, the intense applications, the wonderful networking opportunities
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