Transportation and Logistics Margaret Vaughan, Wood Group Mustang, Inc.

1. Transportation and Logistics Margaret Vaughan, Wood Group Mustang, Inc.

3. Margaret Vaughan Manager of Transportation & Logistics and Export Compliance – Wood Group Mustang, Inc. B.A. Economics / Spanish – Fordham University 30+ years industry experience in all phases of supply chain management 7 years with Mustang in Transportation & Logistics Serves by appointment on the Marine Transportation System National Advisory Council (MTSNAC) Vice-President of the U.S. Exporters Competitive Maritime Council (ECMC)

4. Wood Group Organization • Headquarters: Aberdeen, Scotland and Houston, Texas • 43,000employees worldwide • Operations in 50 countries Wood Group Growth – Revenue

5. Wood Group Organization Wood Group Allister Langlands Chairman Bob Keiller Chief Executive Officer Alan Semple Chief Financial Officer Wood Group GTS Mark Dobler – Chief Executive Wood Group PSN Robin Watson – Chief Executive Engineering Mike Straughen – Chief Executive • UK • Americas • International • Maintenance • Power Solutions • Wood Group Mustang • Wood Group Kenny

6. Structure & Range of Services Global Engineering, Procurement, Construction Management (EPCM) Onshore Pipeline Offshore Process Plants & Industrial Thermal Heavy Oil Automation & Control

7. Global Footprint • MAJOR WORK ARENAS • Permanent office Select project locations •NORTH SEA Norway UK •CANADA Alaska • Kazakhstan Russia Spain Japan Iraq •USA • • • China UAE Libya •GoM • • • • •MIDDLE EAST • Egypt South Korea •SE ASIA • • Vietnam Nigeria •COLOMBIA • Malaysia • India E. Guinea Angola Mozambique Singapore •WEST AFRICA Peru • • Brazil Indonesia •AUSTRALIA • Chile Argentina • New Zealand • Latin America 1,000 people Mexico City, Bogota, Mendoza, Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima North America 5,400 people Houston, Calgary, Greenville, Denver EAMIR 1,200 people Woking, Al Khobar, Luanda, Mumbai Asia Pacific 200 people Kuala Lumpur Global reach, local touch

8. TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS • Export/Import Compliance Review and Documentation • Freight Forwarding and Export Packing Coordination • Loading, Stowage, and Securing Plan review • Customs Clearance Coordination • Development of Transportation and Logistics Plans • Permitting and route planning • Defining maximum shipping envelope information for Engineering • Transport and lifting equipment information for Engineering and lift planning • Marine Warranty Surveying

9. The 5 Logistical Questions

10. WG Mustang T&L Overview 2012 - 2013 Work performed • Approximately 12,000,000 lbs / 6,000 MT of cargo shipped almost 500,000 miles • Transports by ocean freight, air freight, barge, and truck / transporter • International and domestic shipments • 20+ Super Heavy Haul Transport Loads • 60+ Heavy Haul Transport Loads • 100+ Truck Loads Requiring Permits and/or Permits with Police Escorts • 150+ Non-permit Truck Loads • On-site Route Surveys and Feasibility Studies conducted NUMBER OF SAFETY INCIDENTS, NEAR MISSES, OR RECORDABLES: 0

11. Equipment: One (1) Vacuum Flasher Tower Size (LxWxH): 122’ x 31’ x 31’ Weight: 600,000 lbs / 272 MT each Origin: Gijon, Spain Destination: Los Angeles, CA USA Routing: Ocean Freight from Port of Gijon, Spain to Port of Los Angeles, USA Heavy Haul Transport from Port of Los Angeles, CA to plant in Wilmington, CA O D

14. Equipment: Two (2) Coke Drums Size: 107’ x 23’ x 22’ each Weight: 463,000 lbs / 210 MT each Origin: Japan Destination: Ponca City, Oklahoma USA Routing: Ocean Freight from Kobe, Japan to New Orleans, LA USA Barge from New Orleans, LA to Port of Catoosa, OK USA Heavy Haul Transporter from Port of Catoosa to Ponca City, OK USA O D

19. Equipment: Four (4) Chlorine Storage Tanks Size: 107’ x 23’ x 22’ each Weight: 365,000 lbs / 166 MT each Origin: Tulsa, OK USA Destination: New Johnsonville, TN USA Routing: Barge from Port of Catoosa, OK USA to New Johnsonville, TN USA Heavy Haul Transport from beach landing in New Johnsonville, TN to plant O D