Issue 3 I December 2012

Leighton and Boskalis have strong track records in offshore installation, maintenance and dredging works in Asia and we look forward to working with Shell to deliver this project and build on our successful track record - Boyd Merrett

SHELL BUKOM PROJECT AWARDED

Leighton Offshore in consortium with Boskalis Offshore has been awarded a Transportation, Installation and Dredging contract by Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd to replace part of the Single Point Mooring (SPM) 48 Subsea pipeline. The project is located near Bukom Island, Singapore and is part of Shells planned maintenance.
Leighton Offshore CEO Mr. Boyd Merrett and Boskalis Regional Director, Mr. Neil Haworth said, We are pleased to be a part of this project with a world class client like Shell. As with all projects, safety, environment, stakeholder and local authority liaison are paramount. These are all core values and strengths of Leighton and Boskalis and the consortium is united to deliver this important project in line with our values and commitment. Work will commence immediately on engineering, planning and procurement. The project scope includes cleaning of the existing SPM Buoy, PLEM, Hoses and pipeline; transportation and removal; dredging and installation. The project will be delivered while adhering to stringent safety standards and environmental considerations. Leighton and Boskalis have strong track records in offshore installation, maintenance and dredging works in Asia and we look forward to working with Shell to deliver this project and build on our successful track record, both Mr. Merrett and Mr. Haworth

Seated from left to right are: Mr. Tony Harvey, General Manager, BU4; Mr. Boyd Merrett, Chief Executive Officer, Leighton Offshore; Mr. Lee Tzu Yang, Chairman, Shell Companies in Singapore, Shell Eastern Petroleum (Pte) Ltd and Mr. Neil Haworth, Regional Manager ASIA, Boskalis International B.V.

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LEIGHTON ENGINEERING DELIVERS SEAFASTENING FOR GORGON

Leighton Contractors in Australia has awarded Leighton Engineering a contract to design and carry out analysis of Seafastenings for caisson towing operations for the Gorgon Jetty Project in Western Australia.

Leighton Engineerings scope of work includes: . BOA35 barge transportation structural integrity check under concrete caisson cargo load . Design of sea fastening and grillage system for concrete caissons on BOA 35 transportation barge . Review of hydrodynamic behavior of BOA35 during tow and cyclone events . Caisson load off and installation by BOA35 transportation barge

. BOA mooring analysis during load off . Pacific Installer Derrick barge mooring analysis in tug pen during cyclone . Pacific Installer Derrick barge mooring analysis in open sea during cyclone events . Design of gravity anchor block for Pacific Installer Derrick barge during cyclone events . This initial scope of work is due for completion in December 2012, with further engineering services ongoing throughout the duration of the project.

LEIGHTON OFFSHORE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES IRAQ OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE PROJECT

Leighton Offshore has completed its Iraq Crude Oil Export Expansion Project (ICOEEP) Operations and Maintenance contract for client South Oil Company. Leighton has been successfully operating and maintaining the offshore Single Point Mooring (SPM) systems, which were also installed by Leighton, since achieving first oil earlier this year. Leightons scope of work included SPM Mooring operations, tanker hose connections, scheduled maintenance, engineering support, diving services, oil pollution emergency response as well as training for South Oil Company staff. Since March this year, Leighton has successfully loaded 78 tankers with 143,794,899 barrels of oil with no safety or environmental incidents. We are very proud of our record of safely operating and maintaining one of the worlds largest export terminals here in Iraq, after the successful installation by Leighton of the pipelines and SPM systems, ICOEEP Project Director, Jim Clifford said. This further builds on our record in the Life of Field services business and we will be targeting similar work in the future. Leighton will commence installation of a fourth SPM system as part of the overall ICOEEP expansion in December this year.

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LEIGHTON COMPLETES TANZANIA SINGLE POINT MOORING PROJECT

LEIGHTON OFFFSHORE ACHIEVES HSE MILESTONES

On 30 October 2012, Leighton Offshore achieved a significant HSE milestone. As a business, we have worked over 12 months without a lost time incident (LTI). The Project Operational areas which this covers are: . Iraq ICOEEP Phase 1 . Iraq Operations and Maintenance . Iraq Sealine . Tanzania This is an outstanding achievement, particularly as in our sphere of operations where the levels of HSE risks are high and the working environmental conditions are equally severe. All our onshore and offshore project operations have effectively managed these HSE risks and provided a safe working environment over this period, Boyd Merrett, CEO of Leighton Offshore said.

We are proud to have worked with TPA to complete this project which included a number of technical firsts, including a complete pigging of the system through the SPM and pipelines, and some challenging work in trenching through the intertidal zone and reef crossing
- Eilert Halvorsen

LEIGHTON OFFSHORE EXHIBITS AT ADIPEC 2012

Leighton Offshore recently participated in ADIPEC 2012 at Abu Dhabi, UAE. Under the patronage of the President of the United Arab Emirates, H. H. Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the 15th edition of the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC) took place on 11 - 14 November 2012 at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC).

Leighton Offshore has successfully completed the Single Point Mooring System installed for Tanzania Ports Authority (TPA) and the first tanker of imported white product (diesel) has been offloaded. The project is located South East of the Port of Dar Es Salaam and comprised the development and pre commissioning of an offshore terminal for the import of crude oil and white products capable of mooring tankers up to 150 KDWT. Project Director, Eilert Halvorsen said, We are proud to have worked with TPA to complete this project which included a number of technical firsts, including a complete pigging of the system through the SPM and pipelines and some challenging work in trenching through the intertidal zone and reef crossing. Leightons scope of work included: . Fabrication and Installation of the SPM System . Procurement and Installation of two offshore pipelines, 28-inch for the crude line and 24-inch for the white product line . Procurement and Installation of onshore pipelines approximately 4km . Testing and Pre-commissioning of the system This is an important facility for Tanzania and we are continuing to focus on East Africa as a market, where there are significant potential offshore oil and gas projects in early stages of development, Mr Halvorsen said.

The event attracted about 50,000 visitors during the four days, and was a valuable opportunity for Leighton Offshore to showcase its capabilities and track record to customers and suppliers from throughout the Middle East.

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LEIGHTON COMMUNITY NEWS

LEIGHTON OFFSHORE SHEDS THE KILOS FOR CHARITY

The Weightloss for Charity project by Leighton Offshore encouraged its employees to lose weight for a fit, better-shaped body and a healthier lifestyle with a meaningful approach. In an effort to promote healthier lifestyles and regular exercise routines among its staff, Leighton Offshore Sdn Bhd pledged to donate RM100 to a health-related organisation for every kilogramme that the participating employees lost. The employees managed to lose 70kg in total and the company contributed RM7,000 to the National Kidney Foundation of Malaysia (NKF) to help ease the financial burden of underprivileged kidneyfailure patients who need dialysis treatments. A cheque presentation ceremony was held at the NKF headquarters in Petaling Jaya. NKF chief executive officer Chua Hong Wee said, We are grateful to the team at Leighton Offshore for this donation. The project not only generated funds to help the dialysis patients, but also promoted regular exercise routines to maintain a fit body and healthier lifestyle. It is never too late for us to start taking good care of our body and health!

LEIGHTON OFFSHORE AND LEIGHTON ENGINEERING BRING CHEER TO ORPHANAGE

In the spirit of caring, sharing and giving during the holy month of Ramadhan, Leighton Offshore and Leighton Engineering recently brought some festive cheer to 46 underprivileged children at Rumah Kebajikan Baitul Hidayah. Located in Puchong, Selangor, the home was founded in 2009 and houses children from 6 months to 16 years old. The management team and staff of Leighton Offshore and Leighton Engineering were given a warm kompang welcome by the children. Held as part of the organisations Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, the highlight of the event saw all the unprivileged children receiving school bags each packed with stationeries. Leighton Offshore and Leighton Engineering donated about RM15,000 cash besides food items, toiletries and Raya clothes. Part of the money was raised by the employees. Heads of Departments and 40 volunteers from various departments were also present. Representing Leighton Offshore, Peter Collings, Head of HR, said, As a parent myself, I understand the plight of these underprivileged children. Big corporations have a role to play in driving initiatives like this and we at Leighton Offshore and Leighton Engineering are happy to be able to lend a helping hand to those who need it. We hope that this aid will at least help to ease their burden from the rising cost of living. We want to do our part in contributing towards the welfare of these deserving children. It is an honour to receive contributions and donations from Leighton Offshore. It has been a challenging task to run Baitul Hidayah especially with the lack of funding and rise of living costs. We want to thank Leighton Offshore and Leighton Engineering for sharing the festive cheer with our children, said Pn. Azuana, who runs the home with her husband, En. Gzahari. Another highlight of the event was a singing performance by the children after which each of them was given a packet of duit raya by Dato Ismail Mohamed, Director of Leighton Engineering. The management team and staff spent some time playing and chatting with the children. The laughter and joy shown on the faces of the children indeed gave a big encouragement for the organization to keep efforts such as this, going every year.

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