MESSAGE FROM CCC PRESIDENT ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION
SAMER KHOURY
Clockwise
from top: The
QCLNG Export
Pipeline – Narrows
Crossing. This is
Australia’s largest
large-diameter
underwater pipe
pull; the Pearl
Project, the world’s
largest GTL project;
Ras Gas Trains 6
and 7.
CCC MUST CONTINUE its drive into more resilient and sustainable growth. This can be achieved
by targeting technically challenging niches like underwater engineering work, metro projects and
further geographical expansion in the Oceania region, coupled with our continuous drive into cost
optimisation and sustainability throughout our entire operations.
We believe that there are many future opportunities in the Oceania region, and through our
partnerships and our commitment to excellence, we are confident that we can make a difference.
CCC GROUP
C
onsolidated Contractors Company (CCC) is a
diversified global engineering and construction
company with headquarters in Athens, Greece.
In over six decades of operation, CCC has grown
to become one of the leading contractors in the international
construction market, with over 120,000 employees from
more than 80 nations.
CCC is a family-owned company offering a wide range of
engineering and construction services across the engineering,
CONSTRUCTION FACTS
Construction of more than 1,200 projects, including:
procurement and construction (EPC) value chain, from
feasibility studies into design, procurement, construction,
commissioning, operations and maintenance.
CCC has successfully executed mega projects in some of
the most challenging and remote areas across the globe
including LNG plants, pipelines, petrochemicals, refineries,
airports, heavy civil works, ports, dams, road networks, high
rise buildings and water and sewage treatment plants.
CCC’s core business principles across the five continents
are derived from our family values, which in turn result
in committed employees, loyalty to clients and dedicated
partnerships.
Engineering News-Record has consistently ranked CCC
in the top 25 of the international contractors for 13 straight
years.
The world’s largest gas-to-liquids plant
17 LNG trains including six of the largest LNG trains in the world
One of the world’s largest ethylene cracker
One of the world’s largest grass root fertiliser complex
One of the world’s largest malls
Tallest residential tower in Abu Dhabi
Over 17,000 km of pipeline
Oil facilities for more than 4,000,000 bbl/d
Australia’s longest large-diameter underwater pipe pull
Longest runway in Papua New Guinea
Second largest man-made harbour in the world
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HOW CCC OPERATES
CCC is a family company working openly with its clients,
partners and stakeholders to find practical and quality
solutions for a wide range of business segments and
activities.
By combining its construction expertise and experience
gained over the last 60 years, CCC’s skilled and dedicated
employees, diversified services, commercial acumen and large
fleet of equipment enable the company to supply innovative
solutions across markets and industries around the world.
CCC believes that a responsible approach towards
all its operations, employees, clients, suppliers and local
communities, the environment, and society as a whole is an
essential part of its success.
AUSTRALIA’S GAS LEADERS
CCC’S NOTABLE GAS PROJECTS
Construction of LNG plants is one of CCC’s key
strengths. To date, CCC has constructed 17 LNG trains.
The RasGas Onshore/Onplot Expansion project is located
in Ras Laffan, Qatar and spans over 4 km or 100 football
fields. CCC completed the construction of the new
generation of LNG mega-trains operated by RasGas, with
trains 6 and 7 each having a production capacity of
7.8 Mt/a. The two mega size trains were completed within
48 months by a multinational workforce of over 18,000
people from over 33 countries.
The Pearl Gas to Liquid (GTL) Project is also based in
Ras Laffan, Qatar, and is the world’s largest GTL project
covering an area of around 500 football fields. Under the
management of JGC Middle East and Kellogg Brown & Root
joint venture, CCC was the sole contractor responsible for all
of the civil, mechanical and electrical/instrumentation works
in the GTL plant, as well as the EPC of 21 buildings in the
utilities areas.
At full capacity, the plant will produce 1.6 Bcf/d of gas,
and convert it into 140,000 bbl/d of GTL products, and
120,000 bbl/d of natural gas liquids and ethane. The project
has set many world records.
The Pearl GTL project reached 77 million man-hours
without an injury leading to time off work in 2010 – a record
for Qatar.
“These gas projects are distinguished by their size, but
even more importantly, they signify that the successful
collaboration between owners, EP contractors and CCC
facilitated the execution of these mega-size projects,”
explains CCC President of Engineering and Construction
Samer Khoury.
AUSTRALIA’S GAS LEADERS
“At CCC, we believe that every project – whatever the
size – deserves our full attention and commitment. Our
success over the 60 years stems from understanding this,
and creating a family company which fosters all of our
relationships with our stakeholders, employees, partners,
clients, the environment, and the communities where we
operate, and emphasises our commitment.”
In line with its strategy for geographical diversification,
CCC established its Australian base in 2010, and worked
on a number of high-profile projects in the Australian LNG
markets worth over $2 billion with local established partner
McConnell Dowell.
“The Oceania region is no different than our other areas,”
says CCC Regional Managing Director – Africa, Caribbean
and the Pacific Moujally Jabara.
CCC has entered this dynamic region with partnerships, and
is carrying out complex and innovative projects in the growing
LNG markets of Australia and Papua New Guinea such as:
• APLNG Main Pipeline Project, Australia;
• QCLNG Export Pipeline and Gas Collection Header,
Australia;
• QCLNG Export Pipeline – Narrows Crossing, Australia;
• PNG LNG Project, EPC5B Komo Airport and
Infrastructure, Papua New Guinea; and,
• PNG LNG EPC Buildings and Utilities and Off-sites,
Papua New Guinea.
“These projects were the combined effort of four years
of challenging and dedicated work and their successful
completion will mark not just a significant milestone for
APLNG, QCLNG and PNG LNG projects, but a triumph for
those whose hard work and commitment made it possible,”
says Mr Jabara.
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