Company Direction
Sets company priorities, approves major commitments and confirms that activities remain aligned with PAPAN’s policies, obligations and long-term direction.
PAPAN’s governance approach defines who approves commitments, who leads technical decisions, who supervises site delivery and how financial, safety and reporting responsibilities are controlled.
It also shows how responsibilities are separated so changes, expenditure, quality checks and final approvals can be traced throughout an assignment.
At company level, leadership sets priorities, approves major commitments and confirms that contracts, expenditure and delivery plans remain within PAPAN’s technical, financial and legal responsibilities.
At project level, named responsibilities are assigned for technical review, site supervision, procurement, finance, safety, monitoring, reporting, approvals and client communication.
This structure is intended to make four points clear on every assignment: who can decide, who can approve a change, who supervises execution and who signs off completion.
These functions describe the work that must be assigned and monitored, regardless of which individual holds the responsibility on a particular assignment.
Sets company priorities, approves major commitments and confirms that activities remain aligned with PAPAN’s policies, obligations and long-term direction.
Reviews designs, work methods, specifications, site decisions, test requirements and technical records before approval and during implementation.
Coordinates work plans, mobilisation, site activity, progress reviews, approvals, communication and handover across the project team.
Manages approval routes, sourcing, supplier coordination, logistics, expenditure control and the records required to review project spending.
Confirms risk controls, PPE, site conduct, inspections, testing, corrective action and close-out records before work is accepted.
Tracks progress, records decisions and changes, prepares reports and keeps communication clear with clients, partners, institutions and project teams.
This same approach is reflected across PAPAN’s project records, HSE practices and procurement information.
State the purpose of the review and identify the company, compliance, approval or procurement documents required.