IMCA is contributing to the programme at DP Asia, the Asia Pacific region’s Dynamic Positioning (DP) conference and exhibition, which takes place on 12-13 June in Singapore.
Curating an afternoon session at the 12th DP Asia Conference and Exhibition, Richard Purser and Jennifer Evans, Technical Advisers – Marine at IMCA will be on hand to continue the discussions held at the sold-out DP Conference 2024.
Alongside this, delegates will also hear from industry leaders from The Nautical Institute, Brunei Shell Petroleum, Wärtsilä Singapore, Australian Offshore Solutions, Kongsberg, AKA Energy Systems, DNV, OneStep Power, participate in workshop sessions, and network with colleagues from across the region.
IMCA’s technical team will provide an update on DP event reporting and related activity at IMCA, explore the categorisation of findings with M190, and IMCA’s GHG activity on emissions.
Jennifer has a strong background in Marine and Dynamic Positioning having worked with a range of prominent organisations in this space including, ABL, Nordic Maritime Solutions, Keelson, JEEV Dynamic Solutions, and DNV, which came after a ten-year career in the Merchant Navy in the UK.
Richard joined IMCA in June 2021 having gained 25 years of experience in the DP related industry.
Richard started his career as a cadet engineer with P&O Containers where he stayed until obtaining his Class 2 Engineering certificate. He then moved into the offshore industry first on seismic survey, followed by pipelayers and then onto DSVs during which time he gained his Class 1 Chief Engineers Certificate.
Richard worked for a number of years at Trinity House Lighthouse Authority and was involved in their new build programme.
Richard came ashore to work for an Aberdeen based DP Consultancy, PML, which was acquired by Noble Denton and then DNV. He spent 13 years as a DP Practitioner producing FMEAs on all types of Dynamically Positioned vessels as well as incident investigations and FMEA analysis on mission critical equipment, specialising in closed bus FMEAs utilising advanced generator protection systems and hybrid battery systems.
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