Fluor completes RasGas offplot project

Fluor completes RasGas offplot project Article posted by Pipeline Staff. | Sunday, 13 December 2009 08:00 Facebook Twiiter Linked In Email 0 Comments Print This page US engineering specialist Fluor Corporation has completed RasGas Company’s RL3 Common Offplot Projects in Ras Laffan City, Qatar. Fluor began the $1.5 billion project in November 2005. Fluor has said that its engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) management scope for the common offplot facilities included power distribution, pipelines, storage tanks utilities and related equipment required to provide common storage and loading operations supporting numerous new liquefied natural gas, gas-to-liquids (GTL) and gas sales projects in Ras Laffan City. Jim Heavner, senior vice president of Fluor’s Energy and Chemicals Group, said: “Over the past three-plus years, our project team has consistently demonstrated engineering and construction excellence on this milestone-driven megaproject for RasGas. “Our project team successfully trained more than 62,000 different workers at the site coming from 40 different countries with peak construction manpower reaching nearly 9,000 workers in January 2008.” ==== WorleyParsons is a dynamic, entrepreneurial, empowered EPCM employing over 40,000 people across 41 countries. With a recognised global reputation as a provider of professional services to the energy, resources and complex process industries, WorleyParsons continues to push the boundaries and extend its capabilities around the world. Headquartered in Australia, we are a global company that prides itself on providing safe and high quality services that exceed our clients' expectations. WorleyParsons strives to be an industry leader in health, safety and environmental performance. Our vision is to achieve zero harm to people and assets, and zero environmental incidents. We select people who share our values, beliefs and commitment to this vision and who demonstrate the expected behaviours, competencies and performance associated with their prospective roles within the company. WorleyParsons Iraq was recently awarded a new project for the Rehabilitation of a facility in Southern Iraq for reduction of flaring and the utilization of the surplus gas. We are the PMO on the world's largest flare reduction project; this project will last for 25 years and has a total budget of $70 billion USD. The project is in the FEED stage. We now urgently require a Sr. Contracts Engineer with a minimum of 15 years' experience that are ready to work in Iraq for a minimum of 12 months. The terms and conditions for this project are attractive and there is longer-term potential for these roles. ==================