
Ed Landgraf
- Chairman
- CAMO Pipeline Group and Director of Texas 811 Marine Safety and Operations
Ed is the founder of CAMO “Coastal And Marine Operators” non-profit Pipeline industry group and serves as Chairman of the Board. Ed is also employed by Texas 811 as Director of Marine Safety and Operations. Ed is also the Pipeline Sector Chief of Louisiana Infraguard.
Ed has worked in the oil and gas industry for 33 years. A native of Oklahoma and graduate of Oklahoma State University, Ed’s first assignments started in Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado. Ed then spent 26 years dedicated to Gulf Coast Region with special assignments in New Zealand and Australia. His roles included managing infrastructure protection, security, risks management, 811 education, marine safety processes, corporate sustainability, and many innovative initiatives. Ed is also an expert witness for marine pipeline accidents.
Ed has 17 years of volunteer service to the community as Vice- Chairman of Coastal Zone Management, Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, member of the National Estuary Program’s Management Committee, and Coastal Conservation Association Board of Directors.
Ed founded CAMO – “Coastal And Marine Operators” group in 2009. CAMO now has over 30 participating companies, NGO’s and agencies, all working to enhance underwater infrastructure security, integrity, damage prevention, and public safety by designing and implementing new innovative solutions.
Sessions
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Maritime and Port Security Sector Symposium
The Maritime and Port Security Sector is a critical component of national infrastructure. Ports serve as gateways for trade and commerce, while maritime routes facilitate global transportation. To protect this vital sector, robust security measures are essential, including surveillance, law enforcement, and international cooperation. This session will explore the current security threats, as well as risk mitigation through planning, preparation and best practices.