From 10–13 October 2011, pipeline operators and engineers, manufacturers and suppliers from around the globe will converge on The Radisson Blu Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic, to hear the latest technical papers presented by industry leaders, update their skills at one of the training courses preceding the conference, and receive comprehensive product and service information from the industry’s biggest names at the exhibition– all while making and renewing important business contacts.
The relaunch of PPIM in Europe after a number of years away will mark a new era for the PPIM event, and there are three very good reasons you should attend.
1. It’s all about pigging
PPIM is the industry’s only forum devoted exclusively to pigging for maintenance and inspection, which allows in-depth discussion of technical issues and an opportunity for targeted networking among delegates involved in pipeline pigging and in-line management services.
Now in it’s 30th year since the first conference in the UK in 1982, PPIM’s history of success and reputation for excellence ensures all the important industry players are on show and attracts the industry’s best speakers to its programme.
2. The exhibitors
PPIM also includes a world-class Exhibition and a range of technical training courses, which provide a more hands-on conference experience.
The Exhibition is an excellent chance to see the latest products first-hand and speak one-on-one with company representatives who can provide tailored advice to specific queries.
The Exhibition is also a great place for networking opportunities throughout the day in addition to the evening Networking Receptions.
3. Getting hands-on
A number of technical training courses will precede the PPIM Conference, allowing delegates the opportunity to upgrade their skills to industry best practice.
Training courses will run from 10–11 October and will be a significant benefit to those in the industry looking to update their skills and be introduced to the latest tools for the job.
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