Missed inspection steps can lead to costly repairs, equipment damage, and operational disruptions. In this session at the ILTA 2026 Conference & Trade Show, Aaron Mierzwa and Steve Dipper of Energy Transfer and Brian Mitchell of SKF will share how Energy Transfer implemented an electronic logbook system after a missed inspection step resulted in structural damage and significant repair costs.
Attendees will learn how digital logbooks can support on-time inspections, strengthen accountability, improve visibility into field activities, and help teams maintain reliable operational performance.
Attendees can earn 0.1 CEU by attending this session.
More than just a round of golf, the tournament is one of the first opportunities to connect with fellow terminal professionals, suppliers, and industry leaders before the Conference & Trade Show officially begins. Whether you're strengthening existing relationships or making new connections, the course provides a relaxed setting for conversations that can continue throughout the week.
Your registration includes 18 holes of golf, breakfast, and an awards luncheon.
To register, contact Meredith DeZemler at mdezemler@ilta.org and start your ILTA 2026 experience on the course.
Ahead of Terry Bradshaw's keynote fireside chat at ILTA 2026, attendees are invited to submit questions and topics they’d like to see discussed.
Using ILTA’s AI Engagement Assistant, Natalie, attendees can share questions about leadership, teamwork, resilience, performance, career lessons, and Terry’s experiences in football and broadcasting.
All submissions are anonymous. ILTA will receive only a summary of responses that will help shape the live conversation with Terry.
Terry Bradshaw’s Keynote Luncheon takes place Monday, June 15, from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM.
Josh Etzel views ILTA as a vital connection point for the liquid terminals industry, helping members stay informed, engaged, and prepared in a rapidly changing environment. Through his Board service, he is focused on supporting strong leadership, strategic direction, and long-term value for members while helping elevate the essential role terminals play in global supply chains.
As asset owners across the oil and gas and industrial sectors face increasing pressure to improve safety, reduce downtime, and strengthen inspection quality, the need for smarter inspection strategies has never been greater. Aging infrastructure, tighter regulatory expectations, and the operational realities of inspecting complex assets are pushing the industry to look beyond conventional methods alone.
Traditional inspection methods remain fundamental. But today’s operating environments often require additional tools that can improve access, reduce personnel exposure, and generate better data for faster, more confident decision-making.
To help meet those demands, HMT is proud to announce two new strategic collaborations: one with Aero Velocity, leveraging advanced drone-enabled inspection and digital asset intelligence capabilities, and another with Arix Technologies, a leader in robotic inspection solutions for pipelines and Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI).
Together, these collaborations strengthen HMT’s ability to deliver safer, smarter, and more comprehensive inspection solutions while reinforcing the technical rigor, reliability, and execution quality our customers expect.
Emerson has introduced the new Rosemount 396A Anti-Coating pH Sensor, designed to measure pH and oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) in abrasive, dirty and high-solids industrial applications.
The sensor features an anti-coating reference design and Modbus digital output aimed at reducing maintenance requirements while maintaining stable pH and ORP measurements in environments where coating and fouling are common.
Shell Malaysia is expanding its Westport Fuels Terminal, adding three new tanks for gasoline and diesel. Construction is expected to begin in 2026 and will be carried out in phases by local Malaysian-incorporated companies.