Cameron LNG Project

The Cameron Liquefaction Project, a $10 billion facility located near Hackberry, Louisiana, required comprehensive workforce solutions for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) phases. The project consists of three liquefaction trains with a nameplate capacity of approximately 13.5 million tonnes per year of LNG, utilizing Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.'s (APCI) process and equipment. The project required skilled technical specialists to supervise the EPC phase covering both engineering, procurement and construction for the natural gas liquefaction and export facilities as well as the LNG regasification facility.

Brunel was provided the contract to provide a project team to supervise the EPC phase of the project, covering both engineering, procurement and construction for the natural gas liquefaction and export facilities as well as the LNG regasification facility. Services Provided by Brunel included: Project resourcing & global mobility; Pre-assignment medical checks; Permits to work; Background & reference checks; D&A Tests; On-boarding & off-boarding; Immigration & logistics; Travel and medical insurances including 24/7 medical evacuation & repatriation; WMC and AD&D insurances; Risk management tools (intelligence, briefing, tracking, reporting); Emergency response processes; In-country support & local compliancy; Finance & KPI reporting; Risk analysis & mitigation; Cost efficiency intelligence / market benchmark; Benchmark data of (international) assignment locations. Brunel Project Team covered Project Management, Project Engineering, Project Services, Construction Supervision & Inspection, and Commissioning Team.

Brunel successfully provided comprehensive project team resources for the EPC phase of the $10 billion Cameron Liquefaction Project, supporting the development of three liquefaction trains with a combined nameplate capacity of approximately 13.5 million tonnes per year of LNG.