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VENDOR / SUBCONTRACTOR:
EPC CONTRACTOR: PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT:
© Copyright China Petroleum Engineering &Construction (Group) Corporation 2008 All rights reserved.
“This document is issued for the execution of Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline (ADCOP) project.
Copying this report without the permission of CPECC, ILF and IPIC is not permitted.
1. Scope …………………………………………………………………… 4
2. Definition & Abbreviation ……………………………………… 4
3. References/Standard ……………………………………………… 5
4. Equipment & Tool …………………………………………………… 5
5. Material ……………………………………………………………… 5
6. Installation Procedure …………………………………………… 5
7. Organizational Responsibilities ……………………………… 6
8. Manpower ……………………………………………………………… 7
9. Distributions ……………………………………………………… 7
10. Safety ………………………………………………………………… 7
11. Appendix A Risk Assessment ……………………………………… 8
12. Appendix B Inspection Test Plan ………………………………11
13. Appendix B Check List………………………………………………14
This Method Statement covers the insulation of G.I. ductwork. This procedure
defines the method used to ensure ductwork insulation to be carried out as per
contract requirements (Shop Drawings / Specifications / Contract Documents and
best commercial practices).
2.1 Definition
International Petroleum Investment
Client
Company
Project Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline Project
Project Management
ILF Consulting Engineers
Consultant
China Petroleum Construction and
Contractor
Engineering Company
Third Party Inspector Germanischer Lloyd
China State Construction Engineering
Sub Contractor
Corporation ME LLC
MUST signifies a legal or statutory requirement
MAY signifies a feature which is discretionary
2.2 Abbreviation
ITP INSPECTION & TEST PLAN means the document which contains sequence
of activities in a process, highlights the applicable Quality Documents, and inspection
criticalities.
SITE means the place, designated by Company for further development, where the
construction activities shall be carried out by Sub-contractor.
3.0 REFERENCES/STANDARD
1. Project Specifications:
HVAC System for Residential Area - 30.99.24.3811
ASHRAE Handbook
5.0 Materials
6.2 Installation
1) Installation shall be done on a clean, smooth and dry surface.
2) Check for the external sizes of the duct to be insulated and cut the insulation
accordingly on a cutting table with knifes.
3) Clean the duct surface to be insulated and brush approved adhesive CP-129 on the
duct surface in strips about 15cm wide, at a coverage rate of 200ft/gal. Adhesive
shall not completely cover the surface.
4) Apply the insulation, foil face up, to the duct surface while the adhesive is still wet.
Do not let it dry too much.
There are two different kinds of installation according to the duct size:
a. Duct width <300mm:
Wrap the insulation around the duct surface, making sure all edge joints are
closely butted. Apply uniform hand pressure to outside surface of insulation to
obtain good bond.
b. Duct width ≥ 300mm:
Fix self adhesive pins to each face of duct, at least 1 pin per 0.09 square meters.
Position the insulation, press firmly until the pins penetrate through the
insulation totally, fit the lock washer over pins.
Apply uniform hand pressure to the insulation, making sure good bond.
5) Tape all joints and openings with 75mm wide glass reinforced self adhesive
aluminium tape. Make sure the insulation is well sealed from vapour.
6) For duct with width larger than 600mm, add light gauge galvanized angle to the
edges of insulation to prevent them from being damaged by support angles.
External Duct surface (Item No. 7, 8, 9 are designed only for external ductwork)
7) Clean the surface of insulation KSF foil, apply 1 coat of CP-45 Vapour barrier &
Weather proofing coating (Gray) as a tack coat, at coverage rate of 2 gal/100 sq. ft.
8) While the tack coat is still wet, apply 1 layer of glass fibre reinforced mesh to the
duct surface with seams overlapped at least 5cm.
9) Apply the finish coat of CP-45 (White) at coverage rate of 4 gal/100 sq. ft.
1) After duct insulation work is completed,the CSCEC site Engineer will inspect the
installation and make sure that the insulation is done as per approved material
submittal and the installation is done as per standard.
2) After inspection by CSCEC site Engineer, RFI can be submitted to the consultant.
This inspection may be done together with the inspection of duct installation.
1) Be responsible for all interfaces and other communications as required during the
execution of all activities.
2) Reviews the method statements prior to execution and explain the same to his
subordinates ahead of the job plan.
3) Manage and lead his workforce to ensure good workmanship and a quality result.
4) Must be aware of all test results, test frequencies and approved materials to be used.
1) Shall execute the job as per the approved method statement, drawings and
specification.
2) Issue the correct and approved materials and explains the daily tasks to his
workforce.
3) Works hand in hand with the Project Team to deliver a quality output.
8.0 Manpower
1. Construction Manager
2. Site Engineer
3. Foreman
4. General Workers
9.0 Distributions
1. Project Manager
2. Construction Manager
3. Site Engineer
4. QA/QC Engineer
5. Foreman
10.0 SAFETY
1. All appropriate safety protective gear, i.e. helmet, safety shoes, gloves, goggles,
etc should be worn by workmen and approved by safety Engineers.
2. Wear the safety belt while working on a scaffold or step ladders at high levels.
Risk Assessment
Long Shirt Sleeves Long Trousers Hard Hat Safety Footwear Overalls P2 Mask Ear Plugs Safety Glasses Goggles Gloves
2 EXTRA PPE REQUIRED FOR THIS JOB (AS IDENTIFIED IN THE RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES BELOW)
ADDITION REFERENCES Plant Hazard Assessments Construction Drawings HSE Procedures Other (Risk Assessment)
STEP 3: A B C D E
STEP 1: Likelihood of Occurrence STEP 2: Severity of Result STEP 4: Hazard Risk Assessment
1 H H H M M
H = High Risk (INTOLERABLE, significant and urgent
1. Expected To Occur (once per week) A Fatality 2 H H M M L
actions required- ImmediateAction).
2. Common (once per month) B Permanent Disability 3 H M M L L M = Medium Risk (ALARP, reduce risk to As Low As
3. Sometimes (once per year) C Lost Time Injury (LTI) Reasonably Practicable).
4 M M L L L
4. Rarely (once in < 20 years) D Medical Treatment
5 M L L L L L = Low Risk (TOLERABLE, monitor and manage risk).
5. Highly Unlikely (once in > 20 years) E First Aid Injury
HEALTH CONDITIONS
AFFECTED BY
1.Highly Unlikely 1.Medical Treatment 1.Low
A Insulation EXPOSURE TO 1. Keep good ventilation in working areas.
2. Sometimes 2. First Aid Injury 2.Medium
ADERHISIVES 2. Wear gloves to avoid body contact.
• All personnel working within upon foundation operations must be made of the hazards related to trench collapse
• All persons in the crew to be instructed that they are not required to work in any situation or with any equipment that they do not believe is safe (If personnel feel at risk they are to stop work, inform their
supervisor of their concerns).
• Ensure adequate communications are available to ensure the safety of all personnel involved in the above operation.
• No unauthorised personnel will be allowed in to the works area.
• Supervisors to ensure all requirements of this document are complied with.
• Crew to be inducted prior to commencing work on the project.
Prior to the commencement of the work shift;
• Plant pre-start checks to be completed. Report any safety related faults to supervision.
• Permits to be arranged as required.
Reporting of incidents/accidents: Report to CPECC Project Management (HSE Manager or Project Manager) immediately. CPECC to report to ILF/IPIC within 60minutes of serious incidents/accidents
including significant near miss events. Pre-investigation report required within twenty four hours. Final investigation report required within seventy two hours. Refer to Incident Management and Reporting
Procedure and the Emergency Response Plan for further details.
“H” - HOLD: A point beyond which work shall not proceed without formal approval by appropriate inspectorate. Achievement of “H” points shall be notified
to Owner.
“W” - WITNESS: A point beyond which work may proceed without formal documented approval by any of the inspectorate. Achievement of “W” points
shall be notified to Owner.
“S” - SURVEILLANCE: A point where CONSORTIUM and others may carry out surveillance of work in progress and documentation associated on an
unscheduled basis, with no notification required by any party and without amendment to the scheduled production programme.
“R” - REVIEW: The documents are to be submitted to the appropriate inspectorate for review by Owner. Note that where a document is subject to Owner
approval, work shall not proceed until the Owner’s approval is given.
“C” - CERTIFICATION: Specific and appropriate certification documentation is to be included in the document package.
REMARKS:
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