Andersen Air Force Base
The POL (petroleum, oil, and lubricants) Andersen AFB is a project intended to provide for the construction of hardened structures around existing and new POL structures, expand the hydrant loop system, and provide additional system redundancy. The project consists of four sites located in Guam.
"More than 75 Airmen and civilians work 10- to 12-hour shifts 24/7/365. The career field is broken down into two sections and seven elements, each playing a vital role in fuel-related operations. The first section, Operations, contains the fuels distribution, maintenance, fixed facilities, and cryogenics elements. The second section, the Fuels Information Service Center, contains the fuels laboratory, training and support, and the fuel service center elements," says Senior Airman Shane Dunaway, 36th Wing Public Affairs.
Spire assisted the client by performing a technical schedule review and baseline schedule development. Additionally, Spire performs monthly schedule updates and develops progress reports describing the work performed during that period. The activities that are on the critical path that could impact project completion are identified and the client is made aware of the activities to focus on during the upcoming month. This helps them stay on track and under budget.
P&S Construction
Dededo, Guam
Project Controls, Schedule Development, Time Impact Analysis
Government, Oil, Gas & Chemicals, Industrial