Fluor Driver has been awarded a 5 year mechanical services maintenance contract for the Norman Wells and the Alberta Conventional Oil and Gas sites. The scope includes the provision of management, supervision, labour, tools, equipment, subcontracts, and bulk materials necessary to perform the mechanical services associated with ongoing plant maintenance and any required shutdowns/turnarounds support. Specific mechanical services include structural steel, piping, rotating equipment and pipeline replacement and repairs, pumpjack repair and maintenance, along with civil services including ice road construction and maintenance.

Fluor Driver has a long term agreement with Imperial Oil to provide plant maintenance services at its Kearl site. Specifically, the scope includes: mechanical maintenance, small capital construction, turnaround services, planning, procurement, subcontractor management, surveillance operators, and startup/commissioning support.

Our team completed the Williams Energy Redwater Deethanizer turnaround. In all respects the turnaround was a resounding success. The project team completed the turnaround, without a first aid or medical incident. The turnaround was completed in five days plus one hour lock-to-lock, beating our own schedule of five and a half days and far exceeding Williams Energy’s original goal of seven days.

Fluor Driver provided planning and execution for the Phase 1 SAGD facility turnaround. The scope of work included exchanger maintenance, boiler and associated pressure piping maintenance and repair, specialty welding, scaffolding, and hole watch, planning and scheduling. The turnaround was one of the largest of its kind ever completed in Canada, and involved hundreds of contractors and employees. It was recognized by the client for both for its importance and its success.

Our team was awarded a contract to provide sustaining capital projects for Husky. The work is broken into fabrication, debottlenecking and new construction components. The fabrication scope of work includes steel and pipe fabrication and module construction for 14 modules. The construction includes the temporary SRU, repair of the current SRU, well pad work, setting of modules, and water cooler installation.

Fluor Driver entered into an agreement with Suncor to provide services for multiple turnarounds at several facilities. The first turnaround is for executing mechanical work in Plants 54/55 and the Diesel Plant at their Firebag plant. Planning began in September 2015 with the 28 day turnaround scheduled for April 2016. This turnaround is expected to require 70,000 manhours to complete.