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Alaska Pipeline Project

Alaska Pipeline Project . Foundations Conference September 30, 2009. AGENDA. Project Description Project Schedule Project Employment and Contracting Opportunities Sustainable Development and Transferability of Skills and Services. Project Schedule. Aug 2008* AGIA License Issued.

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Alaska Pipeline Project

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  1. Alaska Pipeline Project Foundations Conference September 30, 2009

  2. AGENDA • Project Description • Project Schedule • Project Employment and Contracting Opportunities • Sustainable Development and Transferability of Skills and Services

  3. Project Schedule Aug 2008* AGIA License Issued Apr 2009 FERC Pre-filing Request Jul 2010 Open Season Complete Oct 2012 FERC Filing Jun 2014 FERC CPCN Nov 2014 Project Sanction Apr 2016 On-Site Construction Apr 2018 Construction Complete Sep 2018 Initial Gas 2018 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2008 Major NPA Filing NPA review complete & NEB tolls & tariff approval NPA Intent To Proceed NEB tolls & tariff application Common project activities Alaska-specific activities Canada-specific activities * AGIA license assumed to be issued in August 2008 – actual date December 5, 2008

  4. Labour Demand Summary • Peak labour requirement of approximately 6,000. • Direct labour – does not include other labour provided by Canadian businesses to support the project (engineering, support services, materials, etc.). • Project phases include preconstruction (2 years) and pipeline and station construction (2 years). • Preconstruction precedes construction activity in each location by one year. • Pipeline and compressor construction schedule is based on working winter and summer seasons.

  5. Description – Project Phases • Preconstruction – Infrastructure Development • Gravel processing, access road construction • Stockpile site, campsite, compressor station site development • Pipereceiving, double jointing / coating • Haul and stockpile pipe • Right Of Way brush clearing • Construction • Pipeline construction • Compressor station construction

  6. Preconstruction – Peak Labour Requirementsin Yukon & BC (Preliminary Estimates)

  7. Construction – Peak Labor Requirementsin Yukon and BC (Preliminary Estimates)

  8. Operations Phase Employment Estimate of Operations Labour Requirements (Yukon & BC) Regional Director 1 Administrative Assistant 1 Accountant 1 Facility Manager 2 Compliance Manager 1 Measurement/Controls Technician 11 Mechanical Technician 9 General Support 8 Pipeline Technician 6 Warehouse 2 Measurement Specialist 1 Mechanical Specialist 1 Pipeline Specialist 1 Maintenance Planner 1 Community/Safety/Land Coordinator 4 Total 50

  9. Operations Phase Employment and Training • The pipeline owner/operator will directly recruit, select and train pipeline operating personnel under its employ. • Typically a substantial proportion of operating personnel are recruited locally in advance of the operations phase and provided with specific on-the-job training for placement in operating facilities once the pipeline is operational.

  10. Local Contracting Opportunities Pre-construction and Construction Phases : • Surveying; • Clearing and grubbing of the pipeline ROW; • Clearing and grubbing of access roads, compressor station sites and stockpile sites; • Construction of temporary and permanent access roads; • Supply of granular material; • Supply of sandbags; • Supply of skids, timbers and dimensional lumber; • Camp catering services; • Expedited delivery services; and, • Security services.

  11. Local Contracting Opportunities Local service and Supply Opportunities Post Construction: • Reclamation of the ROW after clean-up is completed by the prime contractor (i.e. re-vegetation, shrub planting). • Brush clearing of ROW during Operations Phase. • Clearing of snow and road maintenance on non-public facility access roads.

  12. MAKING THE MOST OF THE OPPORTUNITIES • Sustainable Development • Transferability of Services and Skills

  13. Thank You

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