Webinar Summary
Water pipes, in the broadest sense of the word, existed long before the first oil and gas pipelines were built. Until now, however, these water pipelines have been neglected from an integrity standpoint. While world population growth and climate change show a sharp increase in demand for water, all of this must be met with an outdated network of pipelines. Well-functioning inspection systems can answer the outstanding integrity questions that network operators have. Berry Krijbolder will provide a brief insight into what is going on in this industry and what obstacles need to be addressed. Members will have the opportunity to learn and discuss topics such as design, construction and integrity practices related to such water pipelines.

Presenter Bios
Berry Krijbolder, grown within the Netherlands holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronics and, with a brief hiatus, has been with the Rosen Group for over 30 years, holding various positions e.g: Starting as Project Manager ILI projects in the Middle East in the first years of Rosen's existence, followed as Project Owner responsible for the development of the inspection equipment required and the establishment of the Storage Tank division within the Rosen Group. With participation in the various committees related to standardization and normalization of storage tanks. Currently working as Head global new role out manager - Waterline Integrity, leading the development of this new business line within the ROSEN Group