The Business Network for Offshore Wind announces the inaugural OSW O&M/ Health & Safety Summit, taking place February 3-4, 2022 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Registration is now open.
As the offshore wind industry continues to mature, it is critical that its support systems (operations and maintenance, health and safety, and data) are strong and resilient across the industry.
With several projects underway, 2022 may see a lot of steel in the water. What are the industry standards for operations and maintenance? Operational wind farms also require a trained workforce that values safety – how can we ensure that safety remains a high-level priority as projects get underway?
Tracking the industry’s operations, maintenance, and safety needs also means a need for data collection. The industry needs to know how to interpret, use, store, and protect that data, in addition to creating new systems to ensure the data is being utilized to support the growing industry sustainably.
Join The Business Network for Offshore Wind in New Orleans to discuss the nexus of these industry support systems and the critical need for them to work together.
