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Procurement Risk Management Plan

The WAHA Oil Company has developed a Programs Risk Management Plan for 2024, identifying various risks associated with procurement, contracts, supply delivery, and project execution. Each risk is assessed for probability and impact, with strategies for mitigation, avoidance, or acceptance outlined for effective management. Continuous monitoring and communication with stakeholders are emphasized to ensure project success and address potential issues proactively.

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Procurement Risk Management Plan

The WAHA Oil Company has developed a Programs Risk Management Plan for 2024, identifying various risks associated with procurement, contracts, supply delivery, and project execution. Each risk is assessed for probability and impact, with strategies for mitigation, avoidance, or acceptance outlined for effective management. Continuous monitoring and communication with stakeholders are emphasized to ensure project success and address potential issues proactively.

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WAHA OIL COMPANY

2024
PROGRAMS RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

PROBABILIT RISK
IMPACT
REF RISK PROJECT PLAN SECTIONS Y Analysis/Assessment RESPONSE RESPONSE DESCRIPTION MONITORING
1–3
1–3 STRATEGY

- Management to expediate the


Delay and issues for awarding
contracts and equipment shippment.
contracts
Alignment with customer
- Facilitate the procurement process
expectations
1 Procurement to initiate PRs 2 3 Major technical or commercial MITIGATE
- Use real-time reporting and data
issues
tracking y to avoid many of the
potential risks can be faced.

Delay and issues for awarding


contracts
Alignment with customer
2 Contracts award 2 3 MITIGATE Split PRs
expectations
Major technical or commercial
issues

- Routine Communication with


suppliers and asking for feedback
Procurement that can help to
3 Supply Delivery delays 3 3 Impact on Execution Phase MITIGATE
• Reduce time spent to complete
• Speed processing time

Major technical, commercial ,


CPF / Field / station capacity to be
management, construction, etc.
4 Critical path which impact Project success 2 2 MITIGATE parallel expansion as per the
issues
production enlarge.

- Facilitate the procurement process


Delay of PO issuing due to a
Use real-time reporting and data
5 Delay of PO placement 2 3 probably Lengthy procurement MITIGATE
tracking y to avoid many of the
Process
potential risks can be faced.

A delay to material arriving at site due to customs - Ensure all paper work done and
6 2 3 Delay on Execution phase MITIGATE
clearance, security concerns. approved

Material Sepecifications does not


- Factory inspection for ensuring
meet WOC requirements.
product quality
7 Material does not meet the Standards requirements 2 3 AVOID
MDR, related action plan and OSD
Material Quantity does not meet
report should be done.
the required quantity

5 Rigs available in Q1, 4 in Q2


and 16 in Q3 - Management to complete all paper
8 Drilling Rigs availability 2 3 MITIGATE
Delay could happen when works approval.
receiving rigs in Q2 and Q3

4 WO rigs available in country.


Delay could appear around
- Good coordination between Drilling,
9 Service rigs availability 2 3 starting day. MITIGATE
R&P and OPS to avoid delays
Change in programs in case new
issue on wells.

Availability in country and ready - Ensure submission, approval and


10 Tubing and completions equipment 2 3 MITIGATE
to shift to sites. transportations done

Material

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PROBABILIT RISK
IMPACT
REF RISK PROJECT PLAN SECTIONS Y Analysis/Assessment RESPONSE RESPONSE DESCRIPTION MONITORING
1–3
1–3 STRATEGY

Material
Availability in country and ready - Ensure submission, approval and
11 ESPs and VSDs 2 3 MITIGATE
to shift to sites. transportations done

Flowlines (Incl Piping, Feetings, Valves and Accessories)


Process and E/I/T equipment:
Wellhead Control Panel
Disctribution Board Availability in time after drilling - Management to expediate different
12 2 2 MITIGATE
Remote Terminal Unit and workover jobs. approvals
Electrical and Instrument Cables
Lighting Tower with Features
Fencing

Budget and cost approval Delay in submission, approval - Finance team to prepare all
13 1 3 MITIGATE
and funding documents and submission on time
Risk monitoring should be a
continuous process.
- Predict costs with precision
Procurement - Estimation methods and tools should A risk register should contain
be chosen and applied appropriately the following information as
by collecting and verifying relevant a minimum:
Cost estimates not accurate
14 1 3 Cost under or over estimate MITIGATE data, such as historical records,
market prices, design specifications, risk identification number
and site conditions. risk owner
- Assumptions and contingencies description of risk
should be documented and justified results of assessment
(Probability/Impact) and
date of assessment
mitigating actions - what
Budget and Cost - Implement a time and cost tracking are you going to do to
system. address the risk
- Contingency plan is developed and date when the risks will next
documented. be reviewed
Cost overruns - Schedule and track the project
15 2 3 Cost reduction in budget MITIGATE
resources
- Track costs for each task
- Review and learn from the previous
projects’ performance

- Ensure a good practice to request


the projects funds ( Funding Lookahed
16 Funding Cuts 1 3 MITIGATE
plan)

Deviations from what was


originally agreed due a new - Implement a plan for how to
17 Scope likely to be changed Scope Management 2 3 requirements which will affect ACCEPT manage scope change.
the project Schedule and - Follow up the scope change plan.
Budget.

- Clear and realistic time


Completion date is behind
18 Overly optimistic deadlines Time Management 2 3 MITIGATE management
schedule
- Review and follow up

Non conformance report, Quality


19 Quality Standards to meet as per Project Quality Plan Quality Management 2 2 control procedures, quality MITIGATE - Non-conformance report
document ( ITP, PQR, WPS..)

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PROBABILIT RISK
IMPACT
REF RISK PROJECT PLAN SECTIONS Y Analysis/Assessment RESPONSE RESPONSE DESCRIPTION MONITORING
1–3
1–3 STRATEGY

People not qualified to


20 Loosing for Project key members during peak time 2 2 MITIGATE - Skilled and qualified people
implement the jobs
Resources Management
- Setting contingency plans.
Insufficient or inadequate
21 Resources not available as required. 2 2 MITIGATE - Regularly monitoring resource
resources to complete a project
utilization

-Ensure that resources


(engineers/Contractors) are allocated
Immediate response required
22 Major technical issues 2 3 MITIGATE judiciously
from contractors
- Prepare a Strategy to Conduct the
Technical Risk Management
Engineering
Changes required on the schedule as
Concerns on status of PEER reviews planned and Weekly progress & scheudle
23 2 2 MITIGATE per the situation
occurring. review meeting
Weekly progress followup meeting

Immediate response required Site/ Field modification notice,


24 Project critical success factor 2 3 MITIGATE
from owner and contractor documents and drawing issuance
- Suitable preparation the wells before
Unforced conditions during
25 Drilling programs 2 3 MITIGATE mobilization
Procurement execution programs
- Best procedures available

- Suitable preparation the wells before


Unforced conditions during
26 Completions programs Reservoir and Production 2 3 MITIGATE mobilization
execution programs
Best procedures available.

- Suitable preparation the wells before


Unforced conditions during
27 Workover objectives 2 3 MITIGATE mobilization
execution programs
- Best procedures available.

The schedule does not make any


specific assumptions relating to in- - HSE Procedures for all activities to be
28 Security risk Security 1 3 MITIGATE
country security. This will require available
further separate review.

Severe Weather Condotions and - HSE Procedures for all activities to be


29 Risk of sandstorms, heat impacting project completion Weather conditions 3 3 ACCEPT
can cause a work stoppage. available

Static and rotating equipment Preventive Maintenance, inspection


Surface Facilities Capacity are below the estimated
30 Operation 3 3 have to be overhauled and AVOID according to WOC agreed
production flow capacity.
available. maintenance strategies and plans.

Created by : Planning Department 3 of 3 Programs Risk Management Plan

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