Construction Supervisor

Asset Description

The Willow Development is expected to contain greater than 600 MMBOE gross recoverable resource. The initial phase of Willow development will include a new Willow Central Processing Facility (WCF), three drill sites, pipelines, roads, bridges, and supporting infrastructure. The second phase of development will include at least one additional drill site.

Scope Summary

The Project will require six (6) years of field construction commencing in 2023 and completing in 2028. Early construction work focuses on establishing infrastructure, gravel roads, bridges, airstrip, pipelines, and temporary and permanent camps. Later construction work focuses on the installation of process facilities on WCF and 3 drill sites.

Field construction commences in 2023 (Year
1) with limited civil construction. 2024 (Year
2) continues with civil construction and begins pipeline construction. 2025 (Year
3) continues civil and pipelines and on pad facility work starts with the installation of the permanent camp and infrastructure at the Willow Operations Center (WOC). 2026 (Year
4) completes civil construction, continues pipeline construction, and starts facility construction on the WCF. 2027 (Year
5) continues pipeline and facility construction work and work begins on the drill sites. 2028 (Year
6) completes pipeline and facility construction for the initial development phase.

The Willow pipeline and powerline scope includes including ~200 miles of above ground pipeline, ~8500 vertical support members, ~30 miles of above ground power and fiber, and (3) ~1 mile horizontally directionally drilled under river pipeline bores. The work will be executed on 2 geographically distinct work fronts spanning 85 miles and the construction supervisor will oversee one of the two work fronts.

Position Summary

The Willow Construction Supervisor is a functional report to the Willow Pipeline Superintendent and is a core member of the Willow Construction Team. The position is responsible for the safe and successful delivery of the Willow Pipeline Program. Reporting to the Construction Supervisor is Construction Coordinators who help to oversee the day-to-day field activities. Assisting the supervisor is a field pipeline Planner who aides with coordinating, prioritizing, and progressing contractor work scopes.

The position is accountable for reviewing engineering drawings, verifying material quantities, identifying shorts, identifying execution issues and constraints, reviewing contractor execution plans, and leading the construction readiness process prior to contractor field mobilization. Upon mobilization the Construction Supervisor is accountable for monitoring construction progress, identifying and resolving Sim Ops issues, providing input on the prioritization of critical activities to contractor leadership, and ensuring the health and safety of all field personnel.

The Willow pipeline and powerline scope includes including ~200 miles of above ground pipeline, ~8500 vertical support members, ~30 miles of above ground power and fiber, and (3) ~1 mile horizontally directionally drilled under river pipeline bores. The work will be executed on 2 geographically distinct work fronts spanning 85 miles and the construction supervisor will oversee one of the two work fronts.

Key Roles and Responsibilities:

As part of the Willow Construction Team the Willow Construction Supervisor is responsible to develop and finalize yearly construction plans, supervise assigned field construction activities, and to lead field safety and environmental performance as listed below:

Planning

• Prepare the Construction Readiness checklist for each winter/summer campaign.

• Review construction permits and stipulations, engineering drawings, identify execution constraints, hazards, and finalize the field construction plan for each year's work scope.

• Participate in the constructability process and provide feedback to the Willow Pipeline Planner and Willow Field Pipeline Planner roles.

• Provide input to the construction support strategies and processes (camps, aviation, ground transportation, construction equipment, fuel forecast, material delivery, and…