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Page 1 of 2 SUBCONTRACT Revision 0 Date 21 /11/2007 Prepared By Karl Benkhauser !"! # !"! # !"! # !"! # Reviewed By Core Code: Career Ladder: Approved By Raja Vedantam Grade and Title Experience Education $ % & ’ - A minimum of 15 years prior engineering and construction industry work experience. - 8 to 10 years prior procurement / materials management experience including subcontracts management experience. - Bachelor’s degree in a construction, engineering or business related field, or the equivalent experience. Reports to: Additional Area Procurement Director - Ability to accomplish established objectives within a diverse corporate environment. - Prior project management experience. - Broad knowledge of contracting strategies, principles and procedures. - Familiarity with engineering and construction practices related to contract development and administration. - Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities. - Must be willing to make tough decisions. - Ability to communicate effectively in writing and orally in a business environment. Supervises: Other Area Subcontract group Liaise With: Area Senior Management, Project Management, Operations / Offshore Management / QA & HSE & Accounting & Legal & Contracts & Procurement managers, Subcontractors and Vendors. Basic Functions - Function 1. The Area Subcontracts Manager plans, organizes and manages the subcontracting activities undertaken by the company in a region or area and is responsible for ensuring that subcontracting activities are performed efficiently, effectively and in accordance with established company policies and procedures. - Function 2. The administrative head of the Area Subcontract Group Tasks and Responsibilities Principal Tasks - Develop, implement and maintain Level 2 and 3 subcontracting procedures needed to provide appropriate controls over the manner in which area subcontracting activities are performed. - Control the number and types of personnel performing subcontracts related activities in the area

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SUBCONTRACT

Revision 0

Date 21 /11/2007

Prepared By Karl Benkhauser

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Reviewed By

Core Code: Career Ladder: Approved By Raja Vedantam

Grade and Title Experience Education

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- A minimum of 15 years prior engineering and construction industry work experience.

- 8 to 10 years prior procurement / materials management experience including subcontracts management experience.

- Bachelor’s degree in a construction, engineering or business related field, or the equivalent experience.

Reports to: Additional

Area Procurement Director

- Ability to accomplish established objectives within a diverse corporate environment.

- Prior project management experience.

- Broad knowledge of contracting strategies, principles and procedures.

- Familiarity with engineering and construction practices related to contract development and administration.

- Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities.

- Must be willing to make tough decisions.

- Ability to communicate effectively in writing and orally in a business environment.

Supervises: Other

Area Subcontract group

Liaise With: Area Senior Management, Project Management, Operations / Offshore Management / QA & HSE & Accounting & Legal & Contracts & Procurement managers, Subcontractors and Vendors.

Basic Functions

- Function 1. The Area Subcontracts Manager plans, organizes and manages the subcontracting activities undertaken by the company in a region or area and is responsible for ensuring that subcontracting activities are performed efficiently, effectively and in accordance with established company policies and procedures.

- Function 2. The administrative head of the Area Subcontract Group

Tasks and Responsibilities

Principal Tasks - Develop, implement and maintain Level 2 and 3 subcontracting procedures needed to provide appropriate controls over the manner in which area subcontracting activities are performed.

- Control the number and types of personnel performing subcontracts related activities in the area

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so that a responsive, capable and cost effective organization is maintained. - Define, manage and accomplish both short-term and longer term objectives that enhance area

subcontracting capabilities. - Forecast future area subcontracting requirements so as to be prepared to effectively support

upcoming needs. - Review and approve proposed major subcontract awards for compliance with project and

corporate requirements and to ensure appropriate value is received for monies expended. - Review and participate in the resolution of major claims and disputes. - Participate in company business development activities by presenting the company’s

subcontracting capabilities to clients. - Lead efforts to prepare subcontracts input for proposals; i.e., man-hour estimates, subcontracting

write-ups, subcontract work prices, etc. - Stays appropriately involved in subcontract change management activity to ensure adequate

protection of the company against potential subcontractor claims.

Secondary Tasks - Conduct employee performance appraisals ensuring that the most productive employees are appropriately recognized and that the areas in which each employee needs to improve are properly addressed.

- Interface with other managers in the company, the clients’ organizations, subcontractors’ organizations, and industry peers as appropriate to provide and receive information relative to the company’s subcontracting functions.

- Provide counsel and direction related to employees’ work assignments to enhance group’s overall effectiveness.

- Provide guidance on subcontract management matters to area personnel.