INTERACTIVE WALL PACKAGE

The IExpE eye-catching interactive wall is the perfect solution for integrating social media with a digital display. This is just one of the many impressive sponsorships packages Fulmination 2023 can offer.

Proven by research, interactive delegate engagement is successful by providing a real-time interactive experience, encouraging delegates to engage with the visual content whilst attracting others to the interactive wall.

The IExpE interactive wall can be used for simple visuals, interactive games, quizzes, competitions, and so much more!

FULMINATION AWARDS

IExpE will be presenting industry awards at Fulmination 2023, so make sure you submit your nomination for who you believe has made the biggest impact to the engineering, technology, explosives, and energetics industry.

Please nominate for the following:

• Innovator of the year
• Manager of the year
• Company of the year
• Harold Swinnerton Award

The deadline for your nomination to be received is 18th November 2022, so make sure to nominate now!

TOPICS OF INTEREST

•  Senior MoD Personnel (1* Etc)
•  Senior Civil Servants (Regulators/BEIS/HSE)
•  Fireworks Industry
•  Special Effects
•  Commercial EOD
•  Offshore
•  Innovation
•  Defence & Weaponry
•  Storage
•  Trading Standards
•  Education Sector
•  Demolition
• Chemists
• Explosive Detection Dogs

FULMINATION SPEAKERS

Andy Grantham

Andy Grantham from the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining will be presenting a detailed look at stockpile management in Peru. This presentation will include the current state of the stockpile management, the international assistance provided, the national capabilities, and the way ahead for Peru.

Rebecca Yates

Rebecca Yates from Frazer-Nash Consultancy will be detailing the research undertaken for more economically viable and sustainable solutions in regards to WOME disposal.

Richard Battrick

Richard Battrick from UXO Control Limited will be explaining the challenges faced by agencies dealing with the risks of Unexploded Ordnance and the international frameworks that provide certifiable assurance of an organisations qualification, experience, and competence.

Matthew Ferran

Matthew Ferran from Munitions Safety Information Analysis Center will be giving a presentation about the Influence of Risk Tolerability on Approaches to S3 Assessment.

Bob MacNaught

Bob MacNaught from the UK Ministry of Defence will give a presentation about how the UK Defence Safety Authority has developed it’s ‘One DSA’ concept, how they are preparing for future challenges, and how they have been working with other areas of UK Defence on Simplifying EP Safety.

Martin Underwood

Martin Underwood from Tonanti Limited will give a presentation regarding worldwide accidents involving ammunition and explosives in storage facilities or during transportation. He will also describe some of the projects he has worked on and encourage those with the right experience to contribute towards improved ammunition management.

Ruth Barber

Ruth Barber from Saint Helena Government will give a presentation about the latest developments in Health and Safety Law with particular consideration of legal and regulatory changes affecting high-hazard industries and explosives.

James Brodier

James Brodier from Frazer-Nash Consultancy will give a presentation highlighting the importance of target characterisation and how it can inform weapon system design, use, and doctrine.

Stephen Miller

Stephen Miller from AWE will give a presentation which explores Rock Cannon sites developed by the miners and quarrymen of North Wales and how they were used through photographs and videos. This will also include the changes in the method required for continuing the explosive celebratory system as blasting technology moved on from black powder to more modern high explosives.

Marc Olbort

Marc Olbort from Dresden Informatik/TTE Europe will give a presentation about the developments in the explosives industry since the introduction of the obligation to track and trace explosives. Future developments and challenges will also be discussed throughout.

Erik Tunestal

Erik Tunestal from Eurenco Bofors will give a presentation based on his Testing Methodology for UN Transportation. Erik will explain Eurenco’s desire to change their standard packaging from 70L fibre drums to a 37L corrugated board box and the packaging test required to achieve this.

Lee Thornhill

Having previously been in roles in several different parts of the UK Government, including the MOD, Lee now heads up a small business specialising in weapons, ammunition and explosives engineering. Lee will give a presentation on his experiences working in both the public and private sectors, including the challenges and positives from both sides of the fence.

Samuel Yeap

Samuel Yeap from Frazer-Nash Consultancy will give a presentation based on the numerical modelling of ballistic impacts and blasts. Samuel will explain how Frazer-Nash is looking to expand and develop this area of modelling as current events prove the need for cutting edge defence technology.