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Overview
Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Company.
• Created from the integration of three companies - Oman Refineries and
Petrochemicals Company LLC (ORPC), Aromatics Oman LLC (AOL) and Oman
Polypropylene (OPP) -2011
• The first Refinery was established in Mina Al-Fahal in 1982
• 75% Owned by Ministry of Finance + 25% by Oman Oil Company.
Overview
Strategic Growth
Three major projects will fuel Orpic’s transformation from anational oil refinery to an international integrated refining andpetrochemicals company:
2016
SRIP
2017
MSPP
2018
LPP
KeyChallenges
Lawand
Regulation
TalentManagement
Processand
System
CommunityProduct
and ProfitChallenges
Integratingnew assets
Risks
Law and Regulation
• New project need to comply with locallaws, regulations and policies
• State and federal laws and regulations,professional standards, and technicalstandards, environmental requirements.
Talent Management
ATTRACT
• Location (Sohar) – Limited medical facilities, education, lack of township, “Lack of belongingness”
• Environment - limited pool of right caliber Omanis, competition fromother projects
DEVELOP
• Invest in high quality trainee and not average caliber although this wouldcost more in the short term shall payoff in the long term.
• Lack on in grown cadre for future manning. Not doing enough forsustainability.
• Knowledge transfer
RETAIN
• Provide clear career path
• Higher studies with lock in
• Focus on alternatives not just salary but work life balance.
• Need a structured retention plan.
Talent Management
Talent Management
DeployingTechnology to
source CVs, Pre-selected pool
sourcing
CommunicateEmployee Value
Proposition to Orpicstaff.
Leadershipdevelopment
program
Process and System
Right Process Right SystemData base supporting
decision making
Integrated systemconnectivity/linkagefor smooth operation
connectivity/linkagefor smooth operation
SRIP support in reduction ofemission
MSPP reduce traffic oftrucks transportation
Emission control system toregular monitor
(Sox, Nox, Flaring)
Right Managementinformation system
Stakeholder engagementsuch as Ministry of
environment and otherrelated parties
Process and System
Community
Develop and implement aCorporate Social Responsibility
policy and procedures.
Build a strong partnership withvarious stakeholders
(Community, Government andNGOs)
Enhance Orpic visibility to allstakeholders and understanding
Orpic Grow Strategy
Corporate social responsibilityinitiatives and projects as a
platform for enhancing visibilityand community understanding
Orpic contribution to OmaniEconomy
Maximize cost effectivepurchases from national
suppliers and support SME’s.
Orpic community engagementstrategy
Challenge of increase of growingeconomy
Optimizing our ProcessUtilization of existing
Assets
Meeting the Local FuelsDemand.
Quality of Raw Materials
Optimize the current refineryand petrochemical flows to
improve motor gasoline salesand increase benzene
production.
Produce two new types ofpolymers (HDPE and
LLDPE) along withincreased polypropylene
production
Integrating new assets
• Integration of new projects with existing plants/assets• Ensuring connectivity/linkage between old and new assets, and smooth
operation
Integrating new assets
Impact of the new strategicgrowth projects on existing
working assets and ensure theirsmooth integration;
integration points between thethree growth projects andensure they are addressed
effectively;
Growth projects are fully awareof each other’s deliverables andoutcomes to ensure the impact
of such deliverables andoutcomes on these projects are
managed;
Projects are fully aware of eachother’s deliverables and
outcomes to ensure the impactof such deliverables and
outcomes on these projects aremanaged;
Identify any additionalopportunities or advantages
that result from the integrationof the 3 growth projects with
existing business.
Avoid silo working and they areregularly assessing and
identifying integration pointsand risks to other projects and
Orpic business;
Process changes to existingbusiness outcomes/deliverables
of the 3 growth projects areidentified and planned;
Identify any additionalopportunities or advantages
that result from the integrationof the 3 growth projects with
existing business.
Logistics
Supplier reluctance to tender forOrpic contracts
Inadequate tools to monitorcompliance for an organization
of the size of Orpic
Default by the EPC JV partners asthey bag several other projects
beyond their capacities, affectingresource allocation to Grow
projects leading to project delay
Non availability of suitablyqualified contractors/personnel
due to market forces andescalation in staff cost leading to
project delay
Delays in clearing machinery/equipment at Sohar Port
Change in scope of work and/orpoor management of changes
during detailed design andexecution leading to cost
increase
Delays in tendering process dueto complexity of structure and
high number of bids to beevaluated
Supply Chain Logistics
Additional increase ofdemand DepotManagement
Additional PipelineConnection between
Refineries and Depots
Additional Jetty requiredat Ports
Managing increase onDomestic Demand
Retails station integrationwith central monitoring
for subsidies products
Long process with customsclearance
Change of CustomsRegulations
Risks
Difficult to retaincompetent/critical
resources, contractorsdue to competition.
Failure to recruitexperienced staff
Attracting the RightTalents with the rightexperience due tomarket competition
Cost over run withMega projects when
introducing newsystems
Operations unplanneddowntime resulting from
frequent unplannedshutdown or extended
planned shutdown(reliability issues)
Failure to comply withlaws and regulations
Incorrect and/orinappropriateassumptions in
formulating businesscontinuity and disaster
recovery plans
Community Relatedconcerns and not
aware on Organizationfuture plans