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CII Benchmarking and Metrics Aker Kvaerner Data. Name of presenter: M. Coy Campbell, P.E. Date: 10 June 03. Benchmarking and Use of CII Data. Presentation Agenda Overview of Aker Kvaerner Participation Review of Some of our Performance Data Our Interpretations Usefulness of CII Database
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CII Benchmarking and MetricsAker Kvaerner Data Name of presenter: M. Coy Campbell, P.E. Date: 10 June 03
Benchmarking and Use of CII Data Presentation Agenda • Overview of Aker Kvaerner Participation • Review of Some of our Performance Data • Our Interpretations • Usefulness of CII Database • Cause & Effect –Best Practice vs. Performance • Input Quality Control of Projects Aker Kvaerner
Performance Metrics Cost Schedule Safety Changes Rework CII Best Practice Use: Safety (Zero Accidents) Team Building Constructability Pre-Project Planning Design/Information Technology Project Change Management Materials Management Planning for Start-up Quality Management Strategic Alliances CII Performance Metrics Aker Kvaerner
1997: H95130 - Evalca (add-on) 1998: H94136 - Methanex (addition) H94156 - Agrevo (BW) (grass roots) H95021 - Akzo Nobel (grass roots) H95055 - Air Products (addition) H96019 - BASF-2EHA (BW) (addition) H96145 - Arco EB-1 (modernization) H97084 - TransCanada (addition) 1999: H9811300Bayer TDI (add-on) 2000: H96198.91 - Bayer PU (grass roots) H96232 - Bayer Chlor-Alkali (grass roots) 2001: H98109.04 - Lyondell Polyols (add-on) H99121 - Conoco Syria (grass roots) H00052.10 - Distrigas (add-on) 2002: H97072 - Optimal H99129 - BP GTL H99171 - Dow Freeport H01118 - Chevron Sanha AK Submitted Projects Red Projects submitted by NJ office Aker Kvaerner
AK Implementation of CII Best Practices Use • Comparatively Good In Safety • Upward trending in Teambuilding & Change Management 1997-2000 • 2001 saw decrease in most Best Practice Implementation • What was the effect on Performance? Aker Kvaerner
AK Performance - Project Budget and Schedule Project Budget Factor = Actual Total Project Cost Initial Predicted Project Cost + Approved Changes Project Schedule Factor = Actual Total Project Duration Initial Predicted Project Duration + Approved Changes Quick Review • “Degradation” in Performance in 2000 -2001 • Significant change in schedule factor in 2001 Aker Kvaerner
AK Performance – Analysis of Budget/Schedule Factor - Individual Projects B’water B’water • Further Investigation • Two projects real outliers • H96232 entered in 2000 • H0052.10 entered in 2001 TIME Aker Kvaerner
AK Performance - Project Cost Growth vs. Competition Quartile Factor Project Cost Growth Factor = Actual Project Cost - Initial Predicted Project Cost Initial Predicted Project Cost • Quick Conclusion • Consistent 1997-1999 • Investigation on 2000 & 2001 • Outliers adversely impacted result • Small sample size in 2000 (2 projects) & 2001 (3 projects) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Aker Kvaerner
Cost Growth Factor - Individual Projects TIME • Three Projects adversely affect outcome for Cost Growth Aker Kvaerner
AK Performance - Recordable Incident Rate Quartile RIR Recordable Incident Rate = Total Recordable Cases x 200,000 Total Craft Workhours Review – Relatively Good performance until 2001 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Aker Kvaerner
Interpretations of Benchmarking Database Use • Best Practice Implementation “score” corresponds with the company quartile performance • Limited number of projects in the database skews data – outliers have too great effect • Our outlier was a project for a client that performs Capital Projects infrequently (and not a member of CII). Very poor project definition. • Some “good” projects looked bad by analysis • Of course, varying definition of successful projects • AK investigated process for inputting projects and found very inconsistent – again skewing our outputs • Previously - Project questionnaires filled by project teams • Now – filled out by trained Benchmark Associate Aker Kvaerner
Recommendations & Conclusions • Ensure Consistency of project input. • Use your trained Benchmarking Associate • Add Filtering Mechanism to the database “queries”. • Sometimes Outliers need to be seen but not heard • The more projects entered, the better the trend analysis (Statistics 101!) • The database is consistent in its evaluation (Best Practice Implementation vs. company Quartile) • But….Trend analysis of Best Practice Implementation & a successful project really is a soft, interpretive process Aker Kvaerner