2024 Mary Kay O’Connor Safety & Risk Conference
Safe and Sustainable Energy Transition: Making Safety Second Nature
In association with 
October 22-24, 2024
Hilton Hotel, College Station, Texas
Dr. Scott Davis
Stacey Noem
Dr. Michael G. Hamblin
Dr. Steve Horsch
Dr. Md Modarres
Dr. Paolo Gardoni
Trish Kerin
Dr. Nancy Currie-Gregg
Dr. Ray Mentzer
Dr. Steven Wong
Cai Glyn Ferguson
Click here to register! Early bird extended till August 30!
Now offering TEEX Training + Tour of Brayton Fire Training Field/Emergency Operations Training Center
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October 23rd 2024, 3:00 – 5:00PM
- seating is limited, register early to avail of this free training
email esripaul@tamu.edu if interested
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The 2024 Conference will host
- ⚬ 27th MKOPSC International Process Safety Symposium
- ⚬ 79th Instrumentation and Automation Symposium
- ⚬ 3rd Ocean Energy Safety Symposium
Hilton Hotel
Hilton College Station & Conference Center is located less than two miles from Texas A&M University, 10 minutes from Kyle Field and the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library, with free shuttle service around College Station. The hotel provides amazing accommodations including various amenities for a remarkable experience.
* Disclaimer: No Smoking Policy: A Breath of Fresh Air – The Hotel is a 100% free smoke-free environment including both indoor and outdoor areas. A $250 Recovery Fee per incident will be charged for smoking outside the designated smoking areas. *
2023 Plenary Speakers
Michelle Roberson
General Manager – Process Safety at Shell
Dr. Greg Kusinski
Team Lead Regulatory Affairs – Chevron GOM
Dr. Stratos Pistikopoulos
Director, Texas A&M Energy Institute
Rebecca Peterson
Senior Principle Engineer – Process Safety at ExxonMobile
Dr. S.A. Abbasi
CSIR Emeritus Professor, Pondicherry University
Dr. Krish Sharman
Endowed Chair in Renewable Energy
Dr. Katherine Lemos
Principal, DaVinci Tech Performance, LLC
About Texas A&M University
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With more than 133 undergraduate degree programs, 175 master’s degree programs, 93 doctoral degree programs and 5 first professional degrees as options for study, Texas A&M is full of possibilities.
