The XXI SLOM 2025 Operators’ Conference officially kicked off at the Megapolis Convention Center in Panama City, giving way to three days where technology, safety and human capital will set the tone for maritime and oil operations in the region.
From the first hours of the event, the opening ceremony and the opening conferences made clear the direction that this edition will take: the human factor as a central element to achieve operational efficiency, sustainable innovation and high safety standards.
A space for leaders, solutions and knowledge sharing
With the participation of more than 300 experts and an agenda of 40 conferences, SLOM 2025 has established itself as an essential meeting for professionals in the maritime terminals, specialized engineering companies and regulatory entities.
The inaugural program included presentations focused on how talent management and organizational culture directly impact operational safety. This perspective reaffirms a growing trend in the industry: investing in people to strengthen technical and operational resilience.
Technology and safety are also protagonists
The day continued with presentations on subsea pipeline engineering, current challenges in maritime safety, and advances in technological innovation applied to port and terminal operations. These topics complement the human focus, showing how technology and training must advance in synchrony.
A forward-looking agenda
Over the next few days, the SLOM 2025 agenda will continue to delve into best practices, regulations, digital solutions and international experiences, without losing sight of the fact that behind every process, infrastructure or innovation, there are people who make operational excellence possible.
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Source: Inspenet.