North America
Regional activities
Each of our regional committees co-ordinate IMCA’s activities within their respective geographic area.
Each committee plans a varied programme of meetings and nominates individuals to represent the region on the global committees. The committee can establish sub-committees and workgroups to consider and highlight local issues to feed into the global work programme.
Committee Members are elected representatives from Member companies who are leaders and subject matter experts in the local business environment. Each region has a nominated point of contact within the Secretariat who meets regularly with the Committee. Together they work closely to address the requirements of their respective regional members.
IMCA Contact
Bruce Gresham
Director for Client Engagement – North America
Contact
IMCA Contact
Peter Sieniewicz
Technical Adviser – Diving
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Committee Members
| Name | Company | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Scott Coughlan | Subsea 7 | Committee Vice-chairman |
| David Baker | McDermott International Inc. | Committee Member |
| Lynn Lehmann | Saipem | Committee Member |
| Peter Sieniewicz | IMCA | IMCA Secretariat Lead |
Minutes of Meetings
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News & Events
IMCA forges Offshore Wind Contacts in N. America thanks to BNOW
IMCA’s Bruce Gresham explains rationale behind joining BNOW as part of growing renewable energy focus in North America.
Read moreJones Act Update and the developing Offshore Wind Market in the United States
Read the latest on the Jones Act and a brief update on the offshore wind market in North America.
Read moreIMCA Welcomes CBP Notice Regarding Offshore Vessels Under the Jones Act
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) welcomes a new Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Notice to revoke and modify rulings relating to offshore vessels under the Jones Act. These revocations […]
Read moreDiver Safety: IMCA and ADCI work together to achieve US Coast Guard Recognition
A Policy Letter ‘Commercial Diving Operations – Equivalent Levels of Safety’ published by the United States Coast Guard was issued in October and applies to all USCG regulated vessels operating anywhere in the world. The Policy is not only set to improve US diving safety, but also bears testament to the combined efforts of the Association of Diving Contractors International and the International Marine Contractors Association who have worked closely together for many years.
Read moreCOVID-19 Update: Swift COVID-19 vaccines urged for largest U.S. ports amid cargo backlogs
Reuters 21 January 2021 Members of Congress have joined state and local leaders in urging California officials to hasten COVID-19 vaccinations for workers at the ports of Los Angeles and […]
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