WEEKLY PRESENTATIONMr.WilsonMr.Wilson Contreras.SITEContreras.SITE MANAGERMANAGER

OAG PROJECT.OAG PROJECT.

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DAS ISLAND FACILITIES

INDEXINDEX1.1. ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEKACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK

2.2. MANPOWER STATUSMANPOWER STATUS

3.3. CONCRETE STATUS (PIE / LINE GRAPH)CONCRETE STATUS (PIE / LINE GRAPH)

4.4. WEEKLY PROGRESSIVE QUANTITY REPORT WEEKLY PROGRESSIVE QUANTITY REPORT (CONCRETE)(CONCRETE)

5.5. WEEKLY CONCRETE QUANTITIES WEEKLY CONCRETE QUANTITIES FORECASTFORECAST

6.6. MONTHLY MANPOWER FORECASTMONTHLY MANPOWER FORECAST

7.7. STATUS OF STATUS OF PARPAR’’ss & & PAUPAU’’ss FOUNDATIONFOUNDATION

8.8. WEEKLY HSE STATISTICSWEEKLY HSE STATISTICS

9.9. HSE PLANHSE PLAN

10.10. HSE NEAR MISS TRENDHSE NEAR MISS TREND

11.11. WEEKLY EXECUTIVE SUMMARYWEEKLY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

12.12. AREA OF CONCERNAREA OF CONCERN

13.13. BLACK SOILBLACK SOIL

14.14. GEND IMPELLERSGEND IMPELLERS

ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEKPODIUM AREA:

Retaining Wall / Pipe Supports Valve Pits / VSD BuildingBooster Compressors (26-K-0401 & 26-K-0451) and Pipe Rack # PAR 101 to 106 & PAR 108 to 109Booster Compressor: 26-K-0401 Booster Compressor: 26-K-0451Pipe Rack:Cable Trench (Podium/ Interconnecting / Offsite)ZAKUM / UMM SHAIF/ LNG MANIFOLD AREA :Reclamation Area /ADMA Flare Area: Road A1 – Bridge B – 7: CulvertAmenities Building

PROCESS AREA:

Outstation Building # 14Substation Building # 11Feed Gas Compressor (I-K-401)Feed Gas Compressor (I-K-451) Train I & Train II: Pipe Rack Train 1 & 2:Manholes / Catch basin / Valve PitsCable Trench / Duct Banks (Process/ Common Facilities)

ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK

COMMON FACILITIES:

PIPING:Process AreaInterconnecting & Offsite Area:Podium Area:Fabrication Yard

TARGET Yard:

Temporary Office & Lay down Area:Cathodic Protection for RC Foundations

MANPOWER STATUS AS OF 11.07.2008

S. No. Company Manpower

Manhours(this week)

Cum. Manhours

1. MEPI 36 2,095 85,520

2. Target 804 52,490 1,676,438

3. Descon 271 15,775 90,280

Total on Site 1,111 70,360 1,852,238

CONCRETE CASTING

Total Poured 28.78%

Progress this week 2.39%

Remaining 68.83%

Total Poured Progress this week Remaining

Total8086.18 m3

Total671.50 m3

Total Concrete Poured 8757.68 m3

Total19335.32 m3

98.7

3

100

31.1

7

28.7

8

17.2

4

18.3

4

20.0

2

21.6

2

22.1

1

23.6

8

24.1

0

24.3

4

26.0

8

36.8

0

47.5

0

58.1

5

69.5

4

83.7

8

95.1

7

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 31 36 40 44 49 53 58 62

Actual Scheduled

CONCRETE CHART BASELINE SCHEDULEPE

RC

ENTA

GE

WEEK NUMBER13/06/08 20/06/08

6771.43 m3

6837.43 m3

27/06/08

7327.68 m3

04/07/08

8086.18 m3

8757.68 m3

11/07/08

WEEKLY PROGRESS QUANTITY REPORT(CONCRETE)

Discipline : Civil/ Structural Date : July 04, 2008

Progress in Quantity Progress Percentage

Daily ProgressWeekly Cum.

Progress

Rem. Balan

ceDaily

Progress %Weekly Cum. Progress %

R Balance % Remarks

Sch Actl Sch Actl Actl Sch Actl Sch Actl Actl

18th 28,093 M3 969.78 419.58 6499.95 4842.33 23,251 3.45 1.49 23.14 17.24 82.76

Sr. No. Weeks

ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION

EST. QTY

Unit

76.3223.6821,4406652.68441.5028,093Weekly Total =

Week (31/05/08-05/06/08)23rd

77.8922.1121,8826211.1828,093

138.00Week (24/05/08-30/05/08)22nd

78.3821.6222,0206073.1828,093

448.75Week (17/05/08-23/05/08)21st

79.9820.0222,4695624.4328,093

472.60Week (10/05/08-16/05/08)20th

81.6618.3422,9415151.8328,093

309.50Week (03/05/08-09/05/08)19th

24th Week (06/06/08- 12/06/08)

Weekly Total = 28,093 118.75 6771.43 21,322 24.10 75.90

25th Week (13/06/08- 19/06/08)

Weekly Total = 28,093 66.00 6837.43 21,256 24.34 75.66

ActlActlSchActlSchActlActlSchActlSch

Remarks

R Balance

%Weekly Cum. Progress %

Daily Progress %

Rem. Balan

ceWeekly Cum.

ProgressDaily

ProgressUnit

EST. QTY

ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONWeek

Sr. No.

Progress PercentageProgress in Quantity

Date : July 04, 2008Discipline : Civil/ Structural

73.9226.0820,7657327.68490.2528,093Weekly Total =

Week (20/06/08- 26/06/08)26th

71.2228.7820,0068086.18758.5028,093Weekly Total =

Week (27/06/08- 03/07/08)27th

68.8331.1719,3358757.68671.5028,093Weekly Total =

Week (04/07/08- 10/07/08)28th

WEEKLY CONCRETE QUANTITIES FORECAST

Updated as of : 11-July-08

Date of Delivery of Modules at Das

IslandFoundation Modules

Baseline Forecast Baseline Forecast On Harbour On Site

PAR's1 PAR-012 31/12/2008 17/12/2008 30/4/2008 11/4/2008

2 PAR-013 31/12/2008 17/12/2008 14/6/2008 24/4/2008

3 PAR-014 31/12/2008 17/12/2008 5/8/2008 5/6/2008

4 PAR-016 31/12/2008 17/11/2008 24/6/2008

5 PAR-017 3/11/2008 17/11/2008 20/7/2008

6 PAR-018 3/11/2008 17/12/2008 29/6/2008

7 PAR-019 2/12/2008 17/12/2008 28/7/2008

8 PAR-001 2/12/2008 18/10/2008 27/3/2008 7/5/2008

9 PAR-002 2/12/2008 18/10/2008 21/5/2008 22/5/2008

10 PAR-003 2/12/2008 18/10/2008 10/4/2008 21/5/2008

11 PAR-009 31/12/2008 17/11/2008 27/3/2008 14/3/2008

12 PAR-010 31/12/2008 17/11/2008 6/4/2008 13/3/2008

13 PAR-011 31/12/2008 17/11/2008 31/3/2008 24/5/2008

14 PAR-004 2/12/2008 17/11/2008 7/5/2008

15 PAR-005 2/12/2008 18/10/2008 23/6/2008

16 PAR-006 2/12/2008 19/10/2008 18/5/2008

17 PAR-007 2/12/2008 17/11/2008 26/3/2008 14/3/2008

18 PAR-008 2/12/2008 17/11/2008 8/4/2008 30/4/2008

Process Area, Train-

2

10/6/2008

Process Area, Train-

1

28/7/2008Common Facilities

RemarksFoundation Completed

Sl. No.

Description Location

Updated as of : 11-Jul-08

Date of Delivery of Modules at Das

IslandFoundation Modules

Baseline Forecast Baseline Forecast On Harbour

On Site

PAR's

RemarksFoundation Completed

Sl. No.

Description Location

6/5/200827/3/200817/9/2008PAR-10926

5/3/20088/3/200817/9/200823/8/2008PAR-10325

6/5/200826/3/200817/9/200823/8/2008Booster

Compressor-South

PAR-10224

27/3/200817/9/2008PAR-10823

27/3/200818/10/200823/8/2008PAR-10622

5/3/200812/3/200818/10/200823/8/2008PAR-10521

15/3/200813/3/200817/9/200823/8/2008PAR-10420

11/5/2008

9/4/2008

17/9/200823/8/2008

Booster Compressor

-North

PAR-10119

27 PAR-107 18/10/2008 6/5/2008 24/4/2008

28 PAR-201 3/9/2008 17/7/2008 16/3/2008 26/4/2008

29 PAR-211 3/11/2008 17/8/2008 22/4/2008

30 PAR-212 3/11/2008 17/8/2008 18/3/2008 14/6/2008

31 PAR-216 3/9/2008 17/7/2008 27/4/2008 21/4/2008 20/06/08

32 PAR-217 3/9/2008 17/7/2008 19/4/2008 8/6/2008 20/06/08

33 PAR-221 17/8/2008 8/5/2008

34 PAR-213 3/11/2008 17/8/2008 10/4/2008

35 PAR-214 3/11/2008 17/8/2008 10/4/2008 14/6/2008

36 PAR-215 3/11/2008 17/8/2008 10/4/2008

37 PAR-202 3/9/2008 17/7/2008 22/3/2008 9/4/2008

38 PAR-203 2/10/2008 17/7/2008 14/4/2008 28/4/2008

39 PAR-205 2/10/2008 17/7/2008 2/4/2008 14/5/2008 20/06/08

40 PAR-206 2/10/2008 17/7/2008 2/4/2008 14/6/2008 20/06/08

41 PAR-207 2/10/2008 17/8/2008 27/3/2008 21/5/2008

42 PAR-208 2/10/2008 17/12/2008 27/3/2008 17/5/2008

43 PAR-209 2/10/2008 17/12/2008 27/3/2008 17/5/2008

44 PAR-210 2/10/2008 17/08/2008 2/4/2008 21/5/2008

45 PAR-015

Interconnecting

Piperack-West

31/12/2008 17/12/2008 10/4/2008 5/6/2008

45 TOTAL

Interconnecting

Piperack-Centre

Interconnecting

Piperack-West

9/7/2008

Interconnecting

Piperack-East

Updated as of : 11-Jul-08

Date of Delivery of Modules at Das

IslandFoundation Modules

Baseline Forecast Baseline Forecast On Harbour

On Site

RemarksFoundation Completed

Sl. No.

Description Location

TOTAL8

1/7/200813/11/200818/11/2008PAU-0088

28/7/200813/11/200818/11/2008PAU-0077

19/7/200816/2/200916/2/2009PAU-0066

19/7/200821/1/20092/2/2009

Process area, Train-

2

PAU-0055

30/3/200813/11/200818/11/2008PAU-0044

12/6/200814/10/200814/10/2008Process area, Train-

1

PAU-0033

20/5/200821/1/200914/2/2009PAU-0022

14/5/2008

10/6/2008

21/1/200921/1/2009Process area-West

PAU-0011

PAU's

Updated as of: 11-Jul-08

Date of Delivery of Modules at Das

IslandFoundation Modules

Baseline Forecast Baseline Forecast On Harbour

On Site

RemarksFoundation Completed

Sl. No.

Description Location

TOTAL12

2/10/200822/11/2008PAU-152B12

2/10/200822/11/2008PAU-152A11

2/10/200822/11/2008PAU-151B1010/6/200827/4/2008

2/10/200822/11/2008

Booster compressor

area

PAU-151A9

20/11/20085/2/2009PAU-0588

22/1/20095/2/2009PAU-0577

22/1/20095/2/2009PAU-0566

22/1/20095/2/2009PAU-0555

20/11/20085/1/2009PAU-0544

22/12/20085/1/2009PAU-0533

22/12/20085/1/2009PAU-0522

14/8/200810/6/2008

22/12/20085/1/2009

Process area

PAU-0511

PAU AIRCOOLERS

: Foundations already due to be completed as of report date as per recovery plan submitted by MEPI vide

letter no. L-1364 dated 26 March 2008

: Foundations completed

WEEKLY HSE STATISTICS FROM 05.07.08 TO 11.07.08

LTI MTC RTWD First Aid Near miss Inspections ASA Drill TBM

0 0 1 0 6 6 3 0 77

SAFETY TRAININGS CONDUCTED

No. Title of Training Conducted by

No. of Attendees

1 General HSE Training DESCON 05

2 Heat Stress TARGET 21

3 Defensive Driving TARGET 09

4 Working at Heights TARGET 04

1,852,238Cumulative

70,360Man Hours for the week

OAG PROJECT / HSE PLAN 05/07/08 to 11/07/08

Activities Performed This Week

Activities Planned Next Week

Review and closures of unsafe observations stated in weekly walk thru inspection.

41 new employees have been inducted for safety.Weekly safety walk thru at Process, Interconnecting Pipe

Rack and Podium area Monitoring of Site inspections reports.Weekly HSE Coordination Meeting.Supervisor’s Weekly HSE Meeting.Daily tool box meetings TRA MeetingOpening and close out Meeting with TUV & ADGAS Auditors.Conducted 4 ASA at site.The following inspections/verifications were conducted:

•Working at Heights•Excavation Access•Material Stacking

Training Conducted•Defensive Driving - 09•Heat Stress – 21•Work at Height – 04•Emergency Response - 20•General HSE Training – 05•PTW - 02

HSE Induction for new employees.Daily and weekly Site Inspection Upadte Action Tracking system Weekly supervisors meeting for Target and DesconTRA Meeting for Descon and Target.HSEMS and EMS Awareness Training for StaffManagement safety weekly walk-thruWeekly HSE Coordination MeetingConduct ASA as per scheduleDaily tool box meetings are attended by MEPI/Target/Descon staff as

per scheduleStart month long HEAT STRESS campaignAction Plan :- On going Scheduled Inspections :

•Waste Management•Housekeeping•Power Tools•Full Body Harness•Camp Inspection•Descon Yard

Training•Heat Stress Management•Working at height•H2S Awareness•HSEMS and EMS Awareness

OAG PROJECT / HSE ACTIVITIESNear Miss Trend

05/07/08 to 11/07/08

Description StatusSub standard Practice– One MEPI supervisor climbed from the first stage of the scaffold to the second stage passing through handrail.

Sub standard Practice – DESCON trailer entered C-30 road, blocking the traffic for 30 minutes.

Near Miss – Welding machine was found ON condition at podium at 08.30 PM.

Sub standard practice – No safety latch on the hook of 150 T crane at reclamation area.

Sub standard practice – Wire rope and spring of TRIPOD GRAB not working properly.

Near miss – TOYOTA HIACE, ADGAS vehicle found over speeding near plant-26.

Near miss- Rear door of the tipper truck was not locked while carrying pre-cast manhole.

Unsafe act

Unsafe act

Unsafe condition

Unsafe condition

Unsafe condition

Unsafe act

Unsafe condition

* We have 03 unsafe condition and 06 unsafe act.

WEEKLY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Wt Weekly Progress % Cumulative Progress %

L2 L3

Contract /

Baseline

Early Plan

Recovery

Plan

Actual Delta

Delta (Rec.Plan)

Contract /

Baseline Early

Plan

Recovery Plan Actual Delta

(Plan)

Delta (Rec.Pl

an)

Temporary Facilities 2.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 98.00% 100.00

% 100.00% 2.00% 0.00%

Construction & Pre-commission-ing

95.20% 1.15% 2.12% 0.65% -0.50% -1.47% 58.13% 44.43% 31.78% -26.35% -12.66%

Civil Works: 64.94% 1.17% 3.09% 0.70% -0.46% -2.39% 82.13% 67.29% 48.12% -34.01% -19.17%

M.E.I. Works: 35.06% 1.12% 0.32% 0.54% -0.57% 0.22% 13.66% 2.09% 1.50% -12.16% -0.59%

Commission-ing 2.20% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

As Built Document 0.60% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

Total 100% 1.09% 2.02% 0.62% -0.48% -1.40% 57.30% 44.30% 32.25% -25.04% -12.05%

Breakdown

ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK 11.07.2008

AREA OF CONCERNCONCERN

1. Construction & Commissioning Progress Site :Actual : 31.78 %, Delta : - 12.65 %

Before Delta : - 9.27 %Recovery Plant : 44.43 %

The Delta was increase and Need for Recovery Pour Concrete 1 200 M3 every week for minimum during next 12 weeks.

Delays by Aggregate / Bad Weather /Capacity of Harbour for UnLoad/Load .Planning and Coordination.

2. Concrete poured last Thursday 10 July 2008 ------------ 84.0 M3Total concrete poured This Week -------------- 671.5 M3Total Qty Concrete Poured until this Week ---------------- 8757.68 M3

3. ADGAS is looking for Additional Area for storage more Qty of Aggregates. On initial Area requested by MEPI is on process for approval

ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK 11.07.2008

AREA OF CONCERNCONCERN

4. Radios provided by MEPI have now 3 to 6 New channels and Target/MEPI will be contact Safeer for give to him all information that we request and test for direct communications with CCB / CCR. Ongoing.

5. QHSE & QA / QC Audit was closed 10 July 2008 . Inform with conclusion and Actions will be sending after close Meeting in Abu Dhabi.QA/QC Engineer at Das expect on July 2008. Action by Ed - Livingston / C Foster.ADGAS is requesting MEPI for Filling remaining positions on Site, special on QA/QC, Planning and Piping Areas

ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK 11.07.2008AREA OF CONCERNCONCERN

6. Construction Jetty.Sea chart : Done. We have from Furgo / Constain. Survey was done in Dec 2005. TRA & MS. DoneIntegrity & Safety of Construction : 2 core drills was performed. DoneClean Debris : Started with Priority on Area that will be used by OAG-1. Ongoing.Temporary light : ADGAS Maintenance Stores have all parts for re - establish service. Ongoing.Mooring Anchor Blocks : Noble Denton Study provide another Mooring Anchor Concrete Block positions and coordinates. Some of there are the same ofExisting Anchor Blocks on sea bed.Defenders : According with Noble Denton, we need take off old defenders and put New ones or if PPA accept, we can use old big Tired that we have and we used time before on Harbour ? Ongoing.Buoys : Purchasing. Ongoing.

7. Area Plant 19 :a. Reclamation / shore protection: ADGAS requested to MEPI Qty and Prices

Drawing and scope of work was sent to MEPI.b. Area close to liquid Flare need level using excavated material. ADGAS will

request ADMA permission for start to work.

ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK 11.07.2008AREA OF CONCERNCONCERN

8. Flare Area: MEPI start the job. The area was demark with bonders for radiation.

9. Modules : PAR 217 was Transported to Podium.PAR 216 will be Transported to Podium Today.205 & 206, are storage on Harbour Area from 27 June 2008 until after install of Modules 201/202/203 that arrived to Harbour.Gatching: Done. SPMT: Is OK.Foundations for Modules 217 & 216 are ready for receive Modules. DESCON 500t crane was assembled in Podium Area. Functional and Load Test were performed.A1 Route is ready for Transport of Modules.Permissions are ready for Transport of Modules PAR 217 / 216.

10. ADGAS Requesting to MEPI for re-start the welding work and back filling on Pipes Process Area sides East & West, there are two Lines 12 inches diameter Fresh Water and Fire Water are on open trenches from time ago. ONGOING.

11. ADGAS is requesting, better protection for compact material on route, close to PAR 217. ONGOING.

12. ADGAS is requesting, What is the detail Plan for Install the Modules PAR 216 & 217. DONE.

13. ADGAS is requesting, When will be start of construction assembling for PAR 220/219/218.

14. ADGAS is very concern with Planning Activities for future Next Weeks and also very concern with Activities that were stopped long time ago and No re started again without any Technical Issue, example Open Trenches for Fire Water / Fresh Water Lines, Flare are dumped, Excavated Material, Erection Modules PAR 220/219/218. ONGOING.

15. ADGAS require MS for interconnection Piping & Modules.

ACTIVITIES FOR THE WEEK 11.07.2008AREA OF CONCERNCONCERN