SUNOCO LOGISTICS

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SUNOCO LOGISTICSATLANTIC TECHNICAL
MANAGEMENT,A PARTNERSHIP FOR MANAGING MARINE
RISKS
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SEATIGER 1979
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Sunoco Logistics Partners L.P.

• Master Limited Partnership (SXL on NYSE)
• Sunoco Inc. as General Partner
• Owner/Operator of Pipelines and Terminals
• 4,600 Miles of Pipeline
• 28.3 million bbls Terminal Storage Capacity
• 12.5 million bbls _at_ Nederland Terminal
• Required Flexible Marine Risk Management Program
  to Meet Customer Needs but still
• Maintain Strong Commitment to Manage Marine Risk

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Atlantic Technical Management

• 10 Years in Managing Marine Risks
• Over 2,000 SIRE Ship Inspections
• Experience with Different Oil Majors
• Background in Managing Ship/Shore Interface
• Commitment to Marine Risk Management with the
  SIRE Inspection Program
• Understanding of the SLP Risk Management
  Requirements

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PREPARATIONS

• Designing a Risk Matrix
• Establishing the Bottom Line
• Developing the Computer System
• Starting at Zero
• Internal Customers
• External Customers
• SIRE Documentation

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START UP

• Grandfather Phase
• Attendances
• No inspections
• Complaints
• First No

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INFORMATION FLOW

• Customer Request Ship/Date/Cargo
• Scheduler Reviews Database Approved/Rejected/Una
  vailable
• Contact ATM Rejected/Unavailable
• ATM Screen Port State Casualty Data Sire
  Report
• Most Current Sire Report 6 months or less
• If report is Negative/Lacks Information Review
  Next Report
• If outstanding questions Contact owner/operator
• Review Complete Approved/Rejected Update Site
• ATM Contacts Scheduler then Scheduler Contacts
  Customer
• Goal Full Process in One Hour

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SCREENING PROCESS

• Open Vetting Site Select Vessel
• Review Any Terminal Feedback on Site
• Review Port State Data
• Review Casualty Data
• Pull Down Most Current SIRE Report
• Enter Data on SITE Including SIRE
• Contact Scheduler

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RISK CRITERIA

• Structural CAP 1 or 2
• Ballast Tank Integrity
• IG Operations
• Safety Procedures
• Safe Mooring Operations
• Pumproom Entry Procedures
• Communications

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APPROVAL PROCESS

• Vessel Approved for Single Trip to Berth
• Inspection at berth - SLP/SIRE Inspector
• Processed as per SIRE requirements
• Response from Owners evaluated
• Any Feedback from Terminal
• If acceptable, no inspection for up to 1 year
• Ships over 20 years max 6 months

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CONCLUSIONS

• All Ships Screened
• New Ships Screened by Sire/PSI/Casualty
• Approved for Single Trip to Berth
• Successful Inspection Up to 1 Year
• Terminal Feedback Important
• Feedback includes Operational Performance