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1. 48 Making Every Day a Better Day Experiencing and Sharing Quality of Life Market trends Sodexho Remote Site markets are benefi ting from four positive trends: • • • the rising price of energy and other natural resources is driving the oil and gas industries and mining groups to undertake long-term investments; the trend towards mergers in these segments and resulting efforts to create synergies between businesses is resulting in an increasing number of invitations to tender; the search for sustainable and less polluting energy sources such as liquid natural gas, nuclear power and hydroelectric dams is also giving rise to major investment projects; • the boom in Middle Eastern and Asian engineering projects is prompting clients to seek out a global, experienced partner, capable of managing large-scale work sites in often harsh environments. Clients know they can count on Sodexho’s longstanding experience, international scope and expertise to provide the support they need to ensure their successful development. Source: Sodexho 10 billion euro in estimated total market value (Food and Facilities Management services) Sodexho estimate SODEXHO ALLIANCE 2006 − 2007 Reference Document BP - Sodexho (Indonesia) – Tangguh Papua coastal camp “BP was particularly impressed with Sodexho’s commitment to the project ensuring that issues related to schedule, quality and costs were attended to in a timely manner and in a way that exceeded BP’s expectations. I would not hesitate to recommend Sodexho to any organizations requiring the same services in remote locations.” Andrew J. Vincent, Drilling Team Consultant, BP Indonesia, Jakarta. Tangguh LNG Development Project. In record time, within budget, to standard BP confirmed its appreciation of Sodexho’s professionalism over the years by awarding it the challenging contract for a turnkey camp at Tangguh Papua to support the company’s offshore drilling program. Today BP has nothing but praise for Sodexho’s successful project management. Rigorous specifi cations for a camp in the jungle BP had to install a camp in a coastal jungle located 300 km from the nearest town to accommodate 150 people. They needed a partner capable of overseeing the entire operation and meeting considerable challenges: a strict budget, extremely high Health, Safety and Environment standards and a deadline determined by the fi xed arrival date of the drilling rig. Maximum mobilization with local partners Sodexho brought the highest standards to project planning, engineering and the materials approval process. It called upon a specialized camp builder and a reliable shipper, subcontracted site works to local fi rms, obtained crucial regulatory certifi cations and set up a supply chain to handle overall camp management. Quality of Life ahead of schedule The Tangguh Papua camp was completed to specifi cation in March 2007, four weeks ahead of schedule. Since the handover, the Sodexho team has been offering varied services to ensure the comfort and safety of more than 150 people, responding to the camp’s operational requirements with the quality BP has come to expect.
Sodexho Experience Sakhalin Island – Russia CTSD secures its remote site with SOKeez The Prigorodnoe LNG plant on Sakhalin Island operates in temperatures down to -30°C during the winter. To reinforce security and simplify management on the 6,000man camp, Sodexho rolled out the SOKeez Access Control system. SOKeez is a multi-application smart card solution with which the Client manages access rights, creates ID cards, performs real-time security checks, tracks meals and the use of various camp services, stores personnel information to establish statistics and measures working hours without accidents. For CTSD, SOKeez is easy to use and requires little maintenance. Designed to work under extreme conditions, it is suited to the demands of remote sites. Making Every Day a Better Day 1. Experiencing and Sharing Quality of Life Among our clients… Oil and Gas AP Moller-Maersk Group, Congo. BP, Argentina, USA (Alaska and Gulf of Mexico), Indonesia, Norway, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Russia. ConocoPhillips, USA (Alaska, on-shore) and Gulf of Mexico (offshore), United Kingdom. ExxonMobil, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Canada, USA (on-shore) and Gulf of Mexico (offshore), Norway, Netherlands, Venezuela. Noble Drilling, Denmark, United Arab Emirates, Gulf of Mexico, Qatar, United Kingdom. Qatargas, Qatar. Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia. Shell, Gabon, Gulf of Mexico, Nigeria, Netherlands, Russia, Sultanate of Oman, Venezuela. Sinopec, Saudi Arabia. Total, Angola, Cameroon, Congo, Gabon, Gulf of Mexico, Nigeria, Norway, Netherlands, Qatar. Transocean, Inc., Gulf of Mexico, India, Nigeria, Norway, Thailand, Vietnam. Mining Alcan, Inc., Australia. BHP Billiton, Australia, Canada, Peru. Barrick Gold, Australia, Canada, Peru, Tanzania. INCO, Australia, USA (Alaska), New Caledonia. Pan Australian Resources (PAR), Laos. Phu Bia, Laos. Rio Tinto, Australia, Madagascar, Peru. Engineering and Construction Bechtel, Qatar. Chiyoda, Russia, Qatar. Fluor Daniel, Saudi Arabia, Peru, Qatar. SNC Lavalin, New Caledonia, Venezuela. SODEXHO ALLIANCE 2006 − 2007 R e fe rence Document 49
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