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The Pioneer, Issue THE THE MAGAZINE OF QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED PIONEERISSUE 157 New Direction Statement Setting the tone for sustained Premier performance North Field Expansion project World record for Qatargas as Q-Flex vessel transits Panama Canal Successful First Pipeline Transfer of Jet-A1 from RLIC to HIA Largest multi-port LNG delivery QATARGAS CORPORATE SCORECARD YEAR TO DATE Q2 2019 SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE TRIF Flaring (Onshore) {Total Recordable {% of Sweet Gas} Injury Frequency} 1.0 1.0 0.63 0.5 0.5 0.50 0.44 0.40 0 0 Target Actual EFFICIENT AND RELIABLE OPERATIONS QATARIZATION A High Calibre and Diverse Workforce Industry Average Actual Target {Total Headcount} LNG Reliability N/A 98.6% 98.1% Laffan Refinery Reliability N/A 98.0% 98.2% Well Availability N/A 98.8% 96% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Target Actual Actual Target 33% 31.6% Late deliveries - LNG 0% 0% Positive Responses to Customer Change Requests 88% 100% (over and above firm commitments) QUARTER TWO 2019 | THE PIONEER | 1 CONTENTS THE MAGAZINE OF QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED 21 ANNUAL QATARGAS LONG SERVICE AWARDS Editorial Team 22 QATARIZATION FORUM Editor in Charge: 2019 Thajudeen V. Aliar Associate Editor: 23 QATARGAS OUTREACH Eiman Fakhroo Arabic Editor: PROGRAMME DRAWS Alaaldin Al Najjar 03 A ROADMAP FOR 14 COMMISSIONING LNG POSITIVE RESPONSE SUSTAINED EXCELLENCE CARGO TO INDIA’S ENNORE Message from the CEO. TERMINAL 24 INTERNATIONAL Published by Ennore is India’s 5th operational INVENTOR AWARD The Public Relations Department 04-05 NEW DIRECTION LNG terminal, the first of its kind Qatargas Operating Company STATEMENT on the east coast of the country. 25 CONGRATULATIONS Limited Setting the tone for sustained TO SAMLA 2019 RACE Premier performance. 15 10,000TH SHIP LOADED TOP PERFORMERS Qatargas Operating Company P.O. Box 22666 BY QATARGAS RLTO 25 PLATINUM MEDAL FOR Doha, Qatar 06-07 NORTH FIELD Qatargas Ras Laffan Terminal Tel: +974 4452 3224 th EXPANSION PROJECT Operations’ 10,000 shipment of SHAIKHA AL QAHTANI Fax: +974 4473 6628 Qatargas to deliver NFEP non-LNG product at RLIC. Email: [email protected] that will increase Qatar’s LNG 26 SENIOR EXECS ATTEND production by 40 percent. 16-17 QATARGAS CRISIS MANAGEMENT PARTICIPATES IN LNG2019 COURSE IN SHANGHAI, CHINA (C) Copyright @ Qatargas. Delegation of senior executives 27 L&D DEPARTMENT All Rights Reserved. No part of this meets and strengthens ties with HOLDS SUCCESSFUL publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form the People’s Republic of China. LEARNING EXPO 2019 or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise without the 28 TAMUQ ‘TECH TALKS’ prior permission of the Public Relations 18 SUCCESSFUL FIRST Department, Qatargas Operating Company PIPELINE TRANSFER OF HIGHLIGHTS JBOG FACILITY Limited. 08-09 WORLD RECORD JET-A1 FROM RLIC TO HIA FOR QATARGAS AS Q-FLEX Qatargas debut supply of JET-A1 28 STAFF BLOOD DONATION Printed on recycled paper VESSEL TRANSITS PANAMA fuel from Ras Laffan Industrial DRIVE CANAL City to Hamad Int. Airport. Qatargas-chartered ‘Al Safliya’ 29 DUHAIL CLINCH becomes the first Q-Flex-type 19 QATARGAS SHIPPING QATARGAS LEAGUE vessel to transit Panama Canal. SAFETY FORUM, ‘AL SALAMA’, HOSTS KEY 29 QATARGAS SUPPORT 10-11 LARGEST STAKEHOLDERS JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMME MULTI-PORT LNG TH Scan QR CODE DELIVERY 20 QATARGAS RECEIVES 30 10 QATAR PROCESS TO VISIT OUR WEBSITE The largest ever multi- QATARIZATION SAFETY SYMPOSIUM port delivery of single LNG CERTIFICATE Follow Qatargas on social media: cargo underlines Qatargas’ 30 QATARGAS MEDICAL commitment to customers. DEPT. RECOGNITION 12-13 QATARGAS DELIVERS 31 QATARGAS SUPPORTS RECORD LNG CARGO RLIC SOCIAL OUTREACH TO TURKEY Turkey receives record LNG 31 EMPLOYEES IN RAS delivery from Qatargas’ Q-Flex LAFFAN BEACH CLEAN UP vessel, ‘Al Sheehaniya’. 32 GO GREEN PROGRAMME RELAUNCHED 2 | THE PIONEER | QUARTER TWO 2019 A ROADMAP FOR PREMIER PERFORMANCE Qatargas provides a strategic vision that provides a long-term commitment and articulates a clear path for the future Our new Direction to Spain, and our Q-Flex vessel, the ‘Al We will always strive for Premier Statement comes Sheehaniya’, safely delivered the largest performance, and we will continue to at a pivotal time single LNG cargo to Turkey. challenge ourselves to break new ground for Qatargas. It is and bring new advancement as we deliver a perfectly timed In addition, Qatargas has been entrusted clean energy to the world. strategic vision with executing the North Field Expansion that articulates a (NFE) mega-project. The NFE will increase KHALID BIN KHALIFA AL THANI clear path for the the State of Qatar’s LNG production from CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, future and I am 77 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) to 110 QATARGAS confident that it will Mtpa by 2024. We look forward to delivering be instrumental in reinforcing our position as this world-class project and reinforcing our the World’s Premier LNG Company. reputation for quality, flawless execution, safety and reliability. The new Direction Statement was shaped by many of our valued stakeholders, Our new Direction Statement provides including our shareholders, the Management all Qatargas employees with a roadmap Leadership Team (MLT) and our employees. for our journey ahead as the World’s The vision will guide our decision making and Premier LNG Company. It is a long-term reiterate the commitment to our customers commitment to a robust corporate culture and shareholders. that rewards innovation, and embraces collaboration and teamwork. It demands On the topic of premier performance, an in-person, hands-on commitment from Qatargas-chartered Q-Flex vessel, the ‘Al every employee to embed, connect with and Safliyah’, recently became the largest LNG own the responsibility of sustained Premier vessel by cargo capacity to transit the performance within the Company. Panama Canal, establishing a new world record. We also achieved an industry first with the largest ever multi-port delivery of a single liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo “The new Direction Statement was shaped by many of our valued stakeholders, including our shareholders, the Management Leadership Team (MLT) and our employees. The vision will guide our decision making and reiterate the commitment to our customers and shareholders.” – Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani, CEO, Qatargas. QUARTER TWO 2019 | THE PIONEER | 3 QATARGAS: NEW DIRECTION STATEMENT Qatargas commits to a new Direction Statement that sets the tone for sustained Premier performance. The New Company “In order to achieve its objectives, any organisation needs to In January 2018, the Company successfully completed the establish its destination. The Direction Statement identifies that integration of Qatargas and RasGas, creating a unique global destination, and most importantly, it guides us on how to get energy operator in terms of size, service and reliability. Qatargas, there,” said Ziad Yehya, Qatargas Corporate Planning & Enterprise the World’s Premier LNG Company, is now looking forward, Risk Manager. “The Direction Statement helps us all pull in the building on its resources and capabilities to further transform same direction, to the same destination and that is very powerful itself into an exceptional organisation. for any team and any organisation.” “There are already real-life examples of the Direction The roadmap to success Statement’s Values having an impact on how we work,” said At the heart of this change is the Qatargas Direction Statement, Shuaa Al Nasr, the Direction Statement Project Manager. “And we which sets out the Company’s Vision, Mission, Values and Pillars, are in the process of studying and kicking off a series of initiatives and defines who we are, what we prioritise, how we work with and potential changes stemming from the organisation’s feedback one another, and how we do business. Our Premier brand and we received during the roll-out sessions.” reputation, our Vision, is the natural result of living our Values and consistently strong performance across our Six Pillars. The Six Pillars of Qatargas “The new Direction Statement is our compass,” said Khalid Transforming from aspirational to actionable is a turning point in bin Khalifa Al Thani, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Qatargas. “It Qatargas’ journey to realising its Mission and Vision. guides us in our day-to-day interactions, how we make decisions, Crucial to this shift are Qatargas’ Six Pillars, which provide and our plans for the future.” strategic focus, define, monitor and manage our Premier Everyone has a role to play, and everyone is able and required performance, enabling us to prioritise opportunities, proactively to take responsibility for the Company’s success. As individuals, mitigate risks, and capitalise on our strengths. our behaviour impacts our relationships, performance and, They are: subsequently, the Qatargas brand. As such, the onus is on each 1. Safety, health & environmental performance employee to embed the Direction Statement in their daily actions 2. High calibre workforce and behaviours, working collaboratively in the company’s best 3. Efficient & reliable operations interests while being engaged and empowered. 4. Quality & flawless execution The new Direction Statement sets the tone for a company 5. Customer satisfaction culture change, outlining the values that define what is important 6. Financial performance to the Qatargas family. Sustained Premier Performance at every level The Qatargas Direction Statement demands an in-person, hands- on commitment from every employee to embed, connect with and own the responsibility of sustained Premier performance within 600 the Company. The Qatargas Management Leadership Team (MLT) addressed a series of workshops attended by approximately 600 Company leaders. Qatargas MLT members made a commitment to the new Direction Statement. 4 | THE PIONEER | QUARTER TWO 2019 “The new Direction Statement is our compass. It guides us in our day- to-day interactions, how we make decisions, and our plans for the future.” – Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani, Chief Executive Officer, Qatargas.
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