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MANAGING A GLOBAL, CAPITAL-INTENSIVE BUSINESS REQUIRES RIGOR
AND DISCIPLINE. WE HELP ENSURE BOTH THROUGH A SET OF PRIORITIES
WE CALL “4+1.” THESE PRIORITIES DRIVE WORLD-CLASS PERFORMANCE
IN FOUR AREAS: OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE, COST REDUCTION, CAPITAL
STEWARDSHIP AND PROFITABLE GROWTH. THE “PLUS 1” IS ORGANIZA-
TIONAL CAPABILITY – HOW WE COMBINE THE TALENT OF OUR PEOPLE
WITH COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS TO ACHIEVE SUPERIOR
PERFORMANCE IN ALL FOUR AREAS.
> Above: Gulzada Izbasarova, site safety offi cer, helps ensure a safe workplace for the Tengizchevroil second generation/
sour gas injection project in Kazakhstan, a “Big 5” development. > Below: James Farrell, environmental operator, takes
a sample from water treatment ponds at ChevronTexaco’s Richmond Refi nery in California.