Intertek awarded Wheatstone LNG contract
Intertek has been awarded the dimensional control contract by Bechtel for the Chevron-operated Wheatstone LNG Project in Western Australia.
New jobs
Under the contract Intertek expects to create 10 new Australian jobs and support 15 current positions. The 10 new positions are dimensional control surveyor roles, which will be based on site at Ashburton North, in Western Australia. The 15 existing positions include management roles located in Perth.
Modular construction
Kyle McNeil, Global Operations Manager for Intertek Surveying Services, commented: “We are proud to be invited to execute the dimensional control surveying contract for the Wheatstone Project and to create Australian jobs. Our track record in safely delivering quality modular construction is excellent largely because of our talented surveyors as well as our highly evolved dimensional control management system.”
Intertek services
Stuart Gordon, Australian Operations Manager for Intertek Surveying Services, added: “This contract award is testament to Intertek’s reputation and specialist knowledge. Though Intertek has been operating since 1988, our Australian hub is relatively new and we are already seeing considerable interest from customers in the Australasian region. We look forward to safely delivering our expertise in dimensional control on the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project.”
Dimensional control
Intertek will deploy multiple dimensional control survey teams to provide geometric assurance during the fabrication of modules at the Wheatstone LNG project module yards in Malaysia and China. Dimensional control surveyors will be located at the project’s Ashburton North plant site to position the LNG modules into their correct locations. The company’s dimensional control management system will collate precise survey information from the geographically disparate locations into a central quality control system.
Adapted from press release by Katie Woodward
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/liquid-natural-gas/26032014/intertek_nets_wheatstone_lng_contract_343/
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