At a Glance: Asia Pacifc & Middle East - Subsea 7

At a glance
Asia Pacific
& Middle East
April, 2012
Subsea 7’s Asia Pacific & Middle East Territory supports a diverse range of
Subsea, Umbilicals, Risers and Flowlines (SURF) and Life-of-Field projects
across a wide geographical area, spanning from offshore locations as far
as Saudi Arabia in the Middle East, northern China in the Far East and
New Zealand in the South Pacific.
With an outstanding record of delivering seabed-to-surface engineering,
construction and project execution services throughout the territory, our
dedicated teams of experts develop long-term client relationships that
enable safe, efficient project delivery.
Acknowledged as a trusted partner throughout the offshore industry,
Subsea 7 embeds values of safety, integrity, innovation, performance and
collaboration in all its work practices and business processes.
Facilities
In addition to its commercial
offices in Singapore, Perth, Kuala
Lumpur and Beijing, the Territory
benefits from a number of logistics
bases, workshops and yards at
its Loyang Offshore Supply Base
in Singapore. Three of these
yards are sited with access to a
deepwater jetty and offshore base
facilities.
As a shipping and freight hub,
Singapore provides an excellent
base for vessels and equipment
deployed in the territory.
Resources
Subsea 7 directly employs around
500 people in its Asia Pacific &
Middle East Territory and provides
additional offshore employment
opportunities.
Disciplines represented in the
region vary from engineers, naval
architects, SURF specialists, ROV
operators, tooling technicians,
software developers, project
managers, mariners and many
more.
This unique blend of high-end
engineering and analytical
skills, combined with practical
hands-on experience, assures
Subsea 7 clients of safe, efficient,
sustainable solutions to a wide
variety of subsea challenges.
seabed-to-surface

Vessels currently deployed in the Asia Pacific & Middle East Territory
Diving Support Pipelay/Heavy Lift
Rockwater 2 Sapura 3000
Key Territory Management
Barry Mahon
Senior Vice President -
Asia Pacific & Middle East
Dick Martin
Vice President - Asia
Territory Track Record
Subsea 7 has been involved in every
mega project in the Territory and has
extensive local experience in large
deepwater SURF type projects:
Malaysia
Shell: - Gumusut Phase 1 & 2*
- Gumusut Phase 3 (ongoing)
Murphy: - Kikeh Export Line*
- Kikeh Subsea Pipelines &
Risers
Petronas: Kumang
*Through SapuraAcergy JV
Project Case Study
Project: PTTEP Montara
Type: SURF
Location: North West Shelf, Australia
Darren Cormell
Vice President -
Australia/New Zealand
Workscope:
The Montara development scope of work includes
installation of a new wellhead platform, rigid pipelines,
spools, risers, umbilicals, moorings and structures, in a
water depth of approx 80m.
Our Joint Venture SapuraAcergy has been awarded
the project management, engineering, procedural
development, transportation and installation of the project.
The project is being executed as a 50/50 Joint Venture
between SapuraAcergy and Subsea 7 in which Subsea 7
is responsible for the SURF, spools and commissioning
package.
The offshore installation work commenced in the field in
October 2011 with the Sapura 3000, and the Rockwater 2
is expected to complete her scope in Q2 2012.
At a glance - Asia Pacific & Middle East
China
CNOOC: Liu Hua
Conoco: Xijiang
Middle East
Maersk Oil:
Al Shaheen
Vietnam
PVEP: Dai Hung
TNK-BP: Lan Do*
Japan
Nippon Steel: Iwaki*
Russia
NSC: Sakhalin-1
Martin Ridley
Vice President -
Sales & Marketing
India
Reliance: KDG6
ONGC: - G1 (ongoing)
- MHS/RP2*
Indonesia
Conoco Phillips: Kerisi
BP: Subsea Frame Work
Philippines
GALOC: Galoc field
Shell: Malampaya
Timor (JPDA)
Bluewater: Kitan
Through our Joint Venture with
SapuraAcergy, our clients have
access to one of the leading DP
pipelay and heavy lift vessels,
the Sapura 3000, which has an
extensive track record on projects
in India, Malaysia, Japan and
Australia.
Jean Legrux
Vice President -
Projects & Operations
Australia
Woodside:
- Angel
- CWLH
- Enfield
- Laminaria
- Pluto
- Vincent
Santos:
- Casino
- Fletcher (ongoing)
- Henry
BHP:
- Pyrenees
- Stybarrow
- Stybarrow North
Apache:
- Devil Creek*
- Van Gogh
Chevron: Gorgon
HL & TI, Umbilicals
(ongoing)
PTTEP: Montara*
ENI: Woolybutt
New Zealand
Tanker Pacific: Maari
NZOP: Tui
Origin Energy: Kupe
Shell Todd Oil: Maui

Project Case Study
Project: Chevron Gorgon- Heavy Lift & Tie-Ins /
Umbilicals Installation & Trenching
Type: SURF
Location: North West Shelf, Australia
Workscope:
Workscope: The Gorgon Heavy Lift and Tie-Ins Scope
includes engineering, spool fabrication, transportation,
installation and pre-commissioning of the following:
• 20 subsea structures and foundations;
• 15 heavy spools;
• 48 tie-in spools;
• 39 electrical and 18 hydraulic flying leads;
• 5 infield umbilicals;
• 6 off corrosion monitoring umbilicals.
The Gorgon Umbilicals Installation and Trenching Scope
includes engineering, transportation, installation and
testing of subsea umbilicals from Barrow Island to the
Gorgon and Jansz Fields. The scope involves:
• Loadout and transportation of 195km of subsea
umbilicals from Europe to Australia
• Installation of the Gorgon (59km) and Jansz (136km,
in two sections) main umbilicals and 3 associated
structures
• Trenching and Mattress Installation for up to 70km of
the umbilicals for stabilisation.
The work will be executed by the Skandi Acergy,
Seven Seas, Sapura 3000 and Rockwater 2; between
Q1 2013 and Q1 2014.
Project Case Study
Project: Bluewater Kitan
Type: SURF
Location: Timor Sea (JPDA)
Workscope:
Our client, Bluewater, required an experienced
contractor to meet an extremely tight schedule for
work on the Kitan project in the Joint Petroleum
Development Area (JPDA), Timor Sea. The workscope
included the installation of a six part mooring spread
and the subsequent hook up their FPSO Glas Dowr.
The work was carried out in two separate campaigns
with the first involving the installation of six anchor
piles, each with a kilometre of bottom chain, 300m
of wire and 70m of top chain. To successfully deliver
this phase, Subsea 7 utilised its heavy construction
vessel the Skandi Seven. The second campaign
involved hooking up the six mooring legs installed in
the first campaign to the FPSO Glas Dowr, utilising a
chartered vessel, the Mermaid Challenger.
A notable success of the Kitan project was the
technical challenge associated with the use of a
cross-tensioning tool, utilised to cross tension three
mooring lines at a time. The work was completed
successfully, to schedule and without any incidents.
At a glance - Asia Pacific & Middle East

April 2012 © Subsea 7. Information correct at time to going to press.
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Subsea 7’s Community Commitment
Subsea 7 is committed to making a positive contribution to the
communities in which it works. In the Asia Pacific & Middle East
Territory, Subsea 7 has developed a number of long-term partnerships
which promote education in engineering, enable the transfer of business
knowledge and technology and provide charitable support.
In Singapore, Subsea 7 has worked very closely with MINDSville@Napiri,
one of the residential homes run by the Movement for the Intellectually
Disabled of Singapore (MINDS). Following a very successful donation
drive (staff donated canned goods, home wares, etc) in the office, staff
members personally delivered these gifts to residents at Napri.
In Australia, the Sapura 3000 raised funds through for charity by reaching
a designated safety target onboard the vessel. The crew nominated
the charities that donations went to and in 2011 significant sums were
donated to Princess Margaret Hospital for Children, Doctor Service,
Cancer Council and Prostate Foundation Cancer Australia.
In addition to this, the Variety Club, an Australia-wide non-profit
organisation empowering children who are sick, disadvantaged or who
have special needs, has been the beneficiary of funds raised by the
Rockwater 2 for reaching its safety targets while performing work off the
Darwin coast. The Variety Club plan to spend Subsea 7’s donation on the
purchase of a frame suitable for a Spina Bifida patient, which will enable
them to have the use of their hands to draw and paint.
Our nominated charity for 2012 is the Leukaemia Foundation which
provides services and support for patients across Australia with
Leukaemia, including housing during treatment for patients and their
families, research and fundraising events across the nation such as the
World’s Greatest Shave.