Achieving high-performance project execution with a major Australian integrated energy company
How a joint venture upstream project delivered on time and under budget to ensure a smooth transition to operations.
How a joint venture upstream project delivered on time and under budget to ensure a smooth transition to operations.
This upstream LNG project converting coal seam gas (CSG) to liquefied natural gas (LNG) was a major undertaking for the State of Queensland. The construction project included development of the substantial CSG resource, a 530km high pressure transmission pipeline, and a multi-train LNG facility with the goal of creating natural gas as a reliable energy source for Australia and SE Asia. The major capital project (MCP) was a joint venture between three oil and gas companies. Our client, a major integrated energy company, was responsible for the construction and operation of the gas fields and pipelines. Never having executed a project of this scale before, the company faced a number of challenges:
As the project progressed, there were frequent organisational changes. New team members had to be continuously aligned and engaged with the vision goals and strategies to keep construction on schedule. Recognising that the project needed support with this, the integrated energy company engaged JMJ.
Working with our client’s team, JMJ helped create a collaborative approach. Our solutions included:
The LNG upstream project was delivered on time and under budget. This was remarkable given the numerous changes and constant adjustments that the complexities of the project required. The project teams successfully worked together using high-performance team principles. Strong leadership cascaded timely communications through the various teams, enabling the workforce to work effectively
and in a coordinated way. Communication and collaboration between the subprojects was vastly improved and teams found ways to overcome many of their greatest challenges.