M CONNELL DOWELL FTP2 PROJECT …...•Scope: • 70 km of 42” x70 high pressure gas pipeline •...
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MCCONNELL DOWELL
FTP2 PROJECT – SHOWCASING
AUSTRALIAN ONSHORE PIPELINE
EXPERTISE ON THE WORLD STAGE
OCTOBER 2015
Presented to APGA Convention 2015
by Rod Blackwell
CORPORATE VISION
Leaders in infrastructure development.
CLIENT VALUE PROPOSITION
We are the Creative Construction company building better communities through safe, smart, efficient infrastructure.
Group Summary
• Average annual revenue of
$2.5 billion
• Strong balance sheet, negligible
debt
• Deliver individual infrastructure
contracts up to $1 billion in value
• Experienced in all contract delivery
models, including PPP projects and
equity participation
• Employ over 8,500 office and
project staff
• Operate in 23 locations – Australia,
Asia, New Zealand, Pacific Islands
and the Middle East
• Over 50 Years of Creative
Construction – since 1961
1. Committed and visible leadership
2. Everyone takes ownership of
HSEQ and all are held
accountable
3. All risks associated with high
consequence activities can be
eliminated or reduced
4. Risks arising from changed
circumstances are recognised
and controlled
5. Consistent understanding and
application of systems and
contract requirements
6. Measurement and success
7. A one team approach with
customers and business
stakeholders
HSEQ Pillars
Fourth Transmission Pipeline Stage 2
• Client: PTT Public Company Ltd
• Value: AU$270 million
• Location: Rayong to Kaeng Khoi,
Thailand
• Scope:
• 70 km of 42” x70 high pressure
gas pipeline
• 3 km of thrust bores
• 20 km of horizontal directional drills
and direct pipe installation
• 18 block valves
• 2 end-line facilities
• Mid-line scraper station
FTP2 PROJECT
Project challenges
• Work spread over 300 km across 50
discrete worksites
• Multi-cultural workforce peaked at 2,800
direct employees and subcontractors
• Significant safety, logistical and
stakeholder challenges
• Aggressive fast-track, one-year completion
target required rapid mobilisation of large
and specialist resources
FTP2 PROJECT COMPLEXITY
Project challenges
• Concurrent construction involving six HDD
rigs, two direct pipe rigs and six thrust boring
rigs, plus pipeline installation and facilities
construction teams
• Brownfield environments adjacent to busy
highways, utility services, watercourses and
residential and commercial dwellings
• Restricted and environmentally sensitive
worksites with poor ground conditions
• Site rehabilitation requirements
FTP2 PROJECT COMPLEXITY
Project challenges
• Pipe had been abandoned for 15 months
• Inadequate attention to closing of ends
• Debris and soil ingress
FTP2 PROJECT COMPLEXITY
Resourcing
• All structural, mechanical and piping fabricated
and installed by McConnell Dowell
• Extensive resources mobilised including
multiple thrust bore, HDD and Direct Pipe
spreads
• Majority of specialist pipeline plant and
equipment supplied by McConnell Dowell
and CCC
• Peak workforce of more than 2,800 personnel
worked on multiple fronts simultaneously with
majority being direct employees
• Staff included highly experienced McConnell
Dowell employees from Australia and Thailand
FTP2 PROJECT RESOURCING
Advantages of the HDD method
• Less disturbance to community
• Reduced damage to surfaces
• Increased safety in populated areas
• Ideal when passing many properties which
require continuous access
FTP2 PROJECT HDD METHOD
Advantages of the Direct Pipe method
• Combines advantages of microtunnelling
and HDD technology
• Prefabricated pipeline installed and
borehole excavated in one step
• Fast and highly economical
• Suits practically any ground condition with
the environment remaining largely
unaffected
• Suits densely populated areas with
minimum footprint and maximum efficiency
• Expensive shaft construction not required
• Direct installation of a pre-welded and pre-
inspected pipeline possible
• Precise steering possible on upward and
downward slopes and in curves
FTP2 PROJECT DIRECT PIPE METHOD
Facilities construction challenges
• Spools fabricated by others defective
• Determining status of spool fabrication
• Multiple sites constructed concurrently
• Many underground systems
FTP2 PROJECT FACILITIES
4 million man hours completed LTI free
• Safety Leadership Team led safety
management by example
• Strong safety culture-building program based
on understanding of Thai culture
• Bilingual and pictorial HSE field documentation
FTP2 PROJECT SAFETY
4 million man hours completed LTI free
• Comprehensive safety induction program and
ongoing training for all personnel
• Regular pre-start and toolbox meetings
• Consistent application and monitoring of safety
hazard controls across multiple worksites
FTP2 PROJECT SAFETY
4 million man hours completed LTI free
• Focus on continuous improvement
• Program recognising and celebrating safety
success
FTP2 PROJECT SAFETY
Outstanding project outcomes
• More than 4 million man hours
completed LTI free
• No significant reportable environmental
incidents
• Project completed ahead of schedule
and within budget
• Satisfied client and community
stakeholders
• Minimal disruption to the community
• Sensitive worksites rehabilitated
effectively
FTP2 PROJECT OUTCOMES