1995 Management Incentive Compensation Plan - Cooper Cameron Corp.
COOPER CAMERON CORPORATION
1995 MANAGEMENT INCENTIVE COMPENSATION PLAN
I. PURPOSE
The Cooper Cameron Management Incentive Compensation Plan (the "Plan"), has
been designed to motivate and reward key management employees whose efforts
impact the performance of Cooper Cameron Corporation (the "Company") and its
subsidiaries through the achievement of pre-established financial and
individual objectives.
Performance under the Plan is measured on the fiscal (calendar) year and
payments under the Plan are made annually.
II. ELIGIBILITY
Officers and key management employees may be eligible to participate in the
plan, upon the recommendation of their manager and approval by the Chief
Executive Officer of the Company. An employee who is eligible to participate
in any other cash incentive plan of the company is not eligible to participate
in this Plan.
III. AWARD CRITERIA
The Compensation Committee of the Board of Directors is responsible for
approving the Company performance objectives that are used to determine awards
paid for Company objectives under this plan. Performance objectives for
operating units below the corporate level will be established by the
appropriate manager subject to overall approval of the Chief Executive Officer.
For 1995, performance under the Plan will be determined based on:
Earnings Before Interest, Taxes and Depreciation (EBITDA)
A target award percentage is established for each position eligible to
participate in the Plan. For 1995, the actual target award will be determined
by applying this percentage to your base pay in effect at January 1, 1995,
multiplied by 12, if you were a participant in the Plan for the full year. If
you became eligible to participate in the Plan after January 1, 1995, your
target award percentage will be applied to your base pay in effect at the date
you became a participant, multiplied by the number of months in 1995 in which
you were a plan participant.
Generally, target award is paid when performance under the Plan meets, but does
not exceed pre-established performance objectives.
V. AWARD CATEGORIES
For 1995, a participant may have Company Objectives, Division Objectives,
Business Unit Objectives and/or Individual Objectives, each of which is
assigned by the immediate manager and provided a weighting in determining the
Target Award.
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Excluding individual objectives, which are optional, the following weightings
will apply:
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PERFORMANCE WEIGHTING
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CORPORATE OBJECTIVE DIVISION OBJECTIVE BUSINESS UNIT
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Corporate Participants 100% - -
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Divisions:
Division President 20% 80%
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Staff Managers 20% 80% -
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Business Unit Managers 20% 30% 50%
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All Other Eligible Positions Weighting To be Determined by Immediate Manager
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VI. PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
Entry This is the level of performance at or below
which no award will be generated for this
particular objective of the plan.
Target Award This is the expected level of performance
based on the current year's financial plan.
Overachievement (OA) This is the level at which the maximum award
under the plan will be paid and the maximum
award is limited to 150% of TA.
Performance above or below target will be prorated down/up to the
entry/overachievement levels established for each financial objective.
VII. AWARD CALCULATION
Following are examples of how awards are calculated under the Plan:
A. Assume the following financial objectives:
Cooper Cameron Target EBITDA Objective $100 million
Entry Level Objective $ 90 million
Overachievement (OA) Objective $125 million
Division Target EBITDA Objective $ 25 million
Entry Level Objective $ 20 million
Overachievement (OA) Objective $ 31 million
B. Assume actual EBITDA performance as follows:
Cooper Cameron $110m
Division $ 22m
Then Corporate Attainment = 120% ($110m prorated between $100m target
and $125m OA)
And Division Attainment = 40% ($22m prorated between $25m target and
$20m entry)
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C. Corporate Participant
January 1, 1995 base pay = $6,000 per month
Target Award Percentage = 20%
Target Award = $14,400 ($6000 x 12 x 20%)
Award based 100% on total Cooper Cameron performance
Actual payment = Target Award x 120% Attainment = $14,400 x 120% = $17,280
D. Division Participant
January 1, 1995 Base Pay = $6,000 per month
Target Award Percentage = 30%
Target Award = $21,600
Award Weighting:
20% Cooper Cameron Performance
80% Division Performance
Actual Payment = Target Award x 20% x Corporate Attainment
Plus
Target Award x 80% x Division Attainment
$21,600 x 20% x 120% = $ 5,184
Plus +
$21,600 x 80% x 40% = 6,912
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Total = $ 12,096
VII. Any awards generated under the 1995 MICP must be approved by the
Compensation Committee. It is anticipated that 1995 MICP Awards will be
paid in February 1996. Employees terminating prior to the end of the
fiscal year are not eligible for payment of any award under this plan.