CII’s 10-10 Performance Assessment Campaign Mike Elliott, Phillips 66 CII Performance Assessment Committee

CII’s Legacy of Improvement (TRIR Rates)

CII’s Legacy of Improvement (TRIR Rates)

CII Performance Assessment Committee James Blaschke, ConocoPhillips Robert Chapman, NIST Guadalupe Chiriboga, Jacobs Russell Cusimano, ePM Charles Green, Aramco Services Kay Harlow, Southern Company Tom Isbell, Alstom Power Emmanuel Jimenez, Abbott Noah Kahn, Kaiser Permanente Mark LaClair, Walbridge Kevin Miller, Black and Veatch James O’Connor, Univ. of Texas Randall Park, Zachry Holdings David Perkins, Invista Oscar Rodriguez, URS Corporation Jason Rose, CB&I Bruce Strupp, CH2M HILL * Noé Sáenz, Burns & McDonnell * Paul Woldy, Chevron * Committee Co-Chairs

I N S I G H T Phases of a project Authorization Completion Project Front End Planning Design / Engineering Construction Procurement Startup I N S I G H T

What is your level of experience planning and executing capital projects? (or, can you use a clicker?) WARMUP QUESTION: Somewhat Experienced Quite Experienced Very Experienced Extremely Experienced

Experience is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted. ̶ Randy Pausch

QUESTION 2: Which factor most influences an owner’s project NPV? Contract Type Working Relationships Front End Planning Planning for Startup

This is a CII Initiative This is not a new self-assessment tool rather it is the 3rd step of the process: Develop your project, yourself, your system Evaluate your progress Compare yourself to others

When you don’t know where the bar should be, you’re only going to do a disservice by putting it anywhere. ̶ Andries van Dam

10-10 Outcome Metrics (6 of 10 shown)

Whenever an individual or a business decides that success has been attained, progress stops. ̶ Thomas J. Watson

Attend Our Implementation Session! Theory Application Results Moderator Noé Sáenz, Burns & McDonnell Panel Stephen Mulva, CII Mike Elliott, Phillips 66 Bruce Strupp, CH2M HILL Location 11:00am Coquina Ballroom 1:00pm Coquina Ballroom

It isn’t what we know that gives us trouble, it’s what we know that ain’t so ̶ Will Rogers