The photos above illustrate some of the fantastic events that are a result of the continuous hard work from the International Panel and the international projects that members have delivered and participated in.
Our Panel
The business of pipelines is truly worldwide, supplying energy and utilities and essential infrastructure everywhere. No matter where you are in the world there will be pipeline infrastructure and the industry which supports it. You are also likely to find a Guild member at work or a member of the Guild who is looking to develop a project internationally.
Guild members in every sector have an international outlook and business perspective. There are members at all tiers who focus on global business and engage with the Guild from countries as diverse as Australia, Argentina and Azerbaijan to South Africa, Turkmenistan and Zimbabwe. The global Guild database includes members in 30+ countries as well as corporate members with international headquarters and global offices.
The Guild International Panel focuses on:
Global projects and business opportunities
International conferences & exhibitions
International standards
International skills, training and accreditation
International market briefings
Promoting inward international delegation visits to the UK
As a member of the World Federation of Pipeline Associations, the Guild is proud to work with our sister organisations on the international issues that concern our industry. The following associations currently belong to the World Federation of Pipeline Associations:
Australian Pipeline Industry Association
Distribution Contractors Association
Drilling Contractors Association
International Marine Contractors Association
International Pipe Line & Offshore Contractors Association
Pipe Line Contractors Association
Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada
Pipeline Industries Guild
Russian Oil & Gas Contractors Union
Panel Chair
Sandra Rolfe-Dickinson
Since 1996 Sandra has specialised full-time in Pipeline Engineering for the water & wastewater sector. She has gained extensive experience in the structural design of pipelines and has developed a significant profile within the pipeline engineering industry. This has led to her serving on several British and European structural pipeline standards committees, guest lecturing at the Universities of East London, Brunel and Warwick, serving on the Pipeline Industries Guild, and supporting the UK Society for Trenchless Technology. She is sought out for help and advice from pipe manufacturers, contractors and consultants and has presented papers at several international conferences, including the ASCE Pipelines 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2017 conferences.
Recent Event Highlights
The photos above illustrate some of the fantastic events that are a result of the continuous hard work from the International Panel and the international projects that members have delivered and participated in.
Our Panel
The business of pipelines is truly worldwide, supplying energy and utilities and essential infrastructure everywhere. No matter where you are in the world there will be pipeline infrastructure and the industry which supports it. You are also likely to find a Guild member at work or a member of the Guild who is looking to develop a project internationally.
Guild members in every sector have an international outlook and business perspective. There are members at all tiers who focus on global business and engage with the Guild from countries as diverse as Australia, Argentina and Azerbaijan to South Africa, Turkmenistan and Zimbabwe. The global Guild database includes members in 30+ countries as well as corporate members with international headquarters and global offices.
The Guild International Panel focuses on:
As a member of the World Federation of Pipeline Associations, the Guild is proud to work with our sister organisations on the international issues that concern our industry. The following associations currently belong to the World Federation of Pipeline Associations:
Panel Chair
Sandra Rolfe-Dickinson
Since 1996 Sandra has specialised full-time in Pipeline Engineering for the water & wastewater sector. She has gained extensive experience in the structural design of pipelines and has developed a significant profile within the pipeline engineering industry. This has led to her serving on several British and European structural pipeline standards committees, guest lecturing at the Universities of East London, Brunel and Warwick, serving on the Pipeline Industries Guild, and supporting the UK Society for Trenchless Technology. She is sought out for help and advice from pipe manufacturers, contractors and consultants and has presented papers at several international conferences, including the ASCE Pipelines 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2017 conferences.
Panel Committee
Sandra Rolfe-Dickinson | Panel Chair - Pipetechnics Ltd
Keith Mole | Committee Member - McElroy
Mike Stratton | Committee Member - Mike Stratton & Associates
Roberto Pirani | Committee Member - PSE
Andy Ball | Committee Member - J Murphy & Sons
Tom Murie | Committee Member - Tata Steel
John Kelly | Committee Member - C J Kelly
Philip Berry | Committee Member - Future Pipe Ltd
Adam Wynne Hughes | Committee Member - Pipeline Induction Heat Ltd