Monadelphous Marine provides marine construction and engineering services for resources projects. It is a joint venture between Monadelphous, an Australian engineering contractor, and Muhibbah Construction, which has experience in marine infrastructure. Monadelphous Marine can be involved early in projects to help with planning and risk mitigation. During project execution, it focuses on safety, environmental protection, and uses its fabrication facilities in Malaysia and China to deliver marine structures and equipment.

1. Monadelphous Marine
Capability Presentation

2. Contents
• Who are we?
• What can we do?
• Where are we focused?
• Key business objectives
• Benefits: Early Contractor Involvement
• Benefits: Execution Phase
• On the job
• Value add
• Safety & Environment

3. Who are we?
Monadelphous Group:
Monadelphous is a leading Australian engineering group providing construction, maintenance
and industrial services to the resources, energy and infrastructure sectors
Monadelphous Engineering Pty Limited
Leading Australian Contractor delivery structural mechanical process, Electrical &
Instrumentation, Piping & Infrastructure projects to leading Blue Chip Minerals, Oil & Gas as well
as Export Terminal Operations companies
Muhibbah Construction Pty Limited:
Marine construction division of the Muhibbah Group, who enjoys a strong reputation of marine
infrastructure delivery experience in international markets
Monadelphous Muhibbah Marine (MMM) Joint Venture:
50 / 50 share to deliver marine infrastructure projects in Australia
Strength and reputation of Monadelphous combined with the marine capabilities of Muhibbah

4. What can we do?
Project Implementation:
• Design verification and constructability
• Innovation and value engineering
• Construction engineering, methods, heavy lift
• Procurement, expediting, international logistics management
Project Execution:
• Fabrication of heavy structural and precision mechanical steelwork
• Supply and installation of Electrical & Instrumentation
• Supply and installation of Piping & Infrastructure
• Steel erection, marine structures, mechanical installation and commissioning
• Shiploader fabrication and installation

5. Where are we focused?
Market:
• Supplement capabilities of Monadelphous Group to offer total port delivery
• Major projects delivery through to long term asset management
• Infrastructure and materials handling assets (Conveyors to Shiploaders)
• Support existing and new clients in international markets
Client Base:
• Existing LNG producers, mining and export terminal operators
• Expanded opportunities in Port operations, Government and International sectors

6. Key Business Objectives
• Collaborative “value add” relationships with our clients
• Provide project cost savings through identification of risk mitigation measures and
savings through innovation and efficiency
• Use Early Contractor Involvement to develop robust execution strategies to identify and
manage Safety, Environment, Quality and Time Risks
• Implement management processes to ensure certainty in delivery
• Positive contribute to client reputations as a key community stakeholder
• Strengthen the relationships between Monadelphous / Owners / EPCMs / Designers as
well as increase the combined capabilities of the teams to delivery future opportunities
• Leave a positive legacy for the community and its environment

7. Benefits: Early Contractor Involvement
• Develop Execution Strategy
• Develop Total Cost Estimate
• Cost / Benefit Analysis of Construction options
• Propose Alternative Materials and Details to Mitigate Risk, Time and / or Cost
• Procurement Planning of Contractor Supplied Items
• Logistics Support
• Systems Implementation

8. Benefits: Execution Phase
• Implement Execution Strategy developed during ECI
• Develop & Manage Project Budgets
• Provision of Temporary Works
• Provision of Marine Plant & Equipment
• Logistics for Contractor and Owner Supplied Items

9. Value Add
ECI
• Lean Construction Disciplines
• Planning & Coordination Technologies
• Shop Detailing and Relationship Management
• Peer Review / Certainty in Delivery
• Explore the merits of alternatives during the ECI Phase
Execution
• Procurement and fabrication
• Mechanisation to mitigate risk
• Bespoke temporary works and engineered solutions
• Indigenous engagement / Work experience

12. Safety Management
Working at Heights
• (Developed execution plans, appropriate
access controls, risk reviews in design as part
of ECI)
Working Over Water
• (Developed execution plans, appropriate
access controls, risk reviews in design as part
of ECI)
Plant & Equipment / Human Interactions
• (Developed execution plans, right people,
correct equipment, risk reviews in design as
part of ECI)
Vessel Transfers
• (Minimise activities on the water, minimise
transit distance, establish appropriate facilities)
Heavy Lifts
• (Developed lift plans, right people, correct
equipment, risk reviews in design as part of
ECI)

13. Offshore Fabrication Facilities
Muhibbah Steel Industries Malaysia & Sinostruct China

14. Environmental Management
Minimise Shore Impacts
• (Working “over the top” strategies, floating plant)
Prevent Water Contamination (Hydro Carbons / Construction
Waste)
• (Developed execution plans, minimise marine plant,
appropriate containment controls, pre-modularisation and fit
out offsite, risk reviews in design as part of ECI)
Mitigate Flora / Fauna Disturbance (Lighting / Construction
Activities)
• (Developed execution plans, coordinate construction
activities with critical environmental activities and timing,
soft start, pre-modularisation and fit out offsite, risk reviews
in design as part of ECI)