Alexandra Bolzonello

Oversaw the logistics and procurement from the pre-construction to installation for Chevron’s CCUS project, improving supply chain visibility through data automation and cross-team collaboration.

• Collaborated with engineering and procurement teams to develop a digital materials platform, to clearly communicate project forecasting metrics across departments and with contracting parties supply chain visibility across project stakeholders.
• Conducted FID risk assessments that identified critical supply chain gaps, securing ~AUD$800K in early-stage funding to mitigate procurement risks.
• Mapped and modelled workflows using Simio, Visio, and Power BI, optimising resource allocation and enabling seamless coordination across teams.
• Created interactive dashboards integrating project schedules, on-site reports, and procurement metrics, delivering accurate and consolidated reporting for clients and cross-functional teams.
• Maintained and updated detailed documentation of BI processes and workflows, ensuring transparency and process continuity.
• Assisted in budget development, contract tender evaluation and awards, and funding proposals
• Leveraged Python, Power Query, and ETL processes to automate workflows, improving process efficiency and supply chain transparency

Managed end-to-end materials and supply chain operations for major maintenance events across Chevron’s LNG assets. Standardised work processes, mitigated operational risks, and delivered value through inventory optimisation

• Coordinated material requirements and logistics throughout pre-shutdown, execution, and post-shutdown activities
• Standardised work scopes using Azure DevOps, enhancing supply chain compliance and consistency.
• Led weekly risk assessments with the project leadership team, proactively identifying and resolving supply chain risks.
• Oversaw purchasing and expediting priorities in collaboration with Chevron’s Philippines branch, ensuring alignment with project timelines.
• Engaged directly with key suppliers to ensure adherence to Chevron’s delivery and quality standards.
• Defined and tracked KPIs for work-order planners, ensuring alignment with milestone schedules and operational readiness targets.

Led the planning and execution the handover and disposal of over AUD 145M in project materials for the Prelude FLNG project. Developing processes in collaboration with the client Shell and senior management to meet key project milestones.

• Led a cross-functional team of 11 direct reports across both office and site locations.
• Presented weekly updates on resource forecasts, cost recovery, delivery timelines, and inventory retention to stakeholders and the client.
• Collaborated with the client and key stakeholders in the designing deploying a master data material management system to standardise material identification to transfer ease.
• Developed processes to manage and recover costs from obsolete materials, reducing Shell’s Darwin inventory footprint by 50% and increasing recycling and reuse efforts.
• Implemented material traceability improvements, achieving a 100% success rate with no misplaced materials during material handover process.
• Trained and mentored staff, restructuring assignments to foster collaboration and efficiency.

• Assisted in the development of compliance training for the HSE management plan.

• Developed and managed UK and European corporate accounts; assisted with tenders, sales negotiations, and contract maintenance.
• Analysed client performance versus allocation; applied corrective pricing actions to ensure optimisation and profitability of services.
• Reported on market trends and external leads in weekly sales team meetings; provided daily reports on allocation and utilisation figures.
• Planned and calculated optimal logistics routes for road, rail, and sea, determining the most economical repositioning of containers.

• Served as an English-speaking sales and marketing lead at networking events and conducted global market research to generate leads in South American and African markets.