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EQUIPMENT ID NUMBER(S) LAYOUT DRAWING NUMBER SCHEDULED INSPECTION DATE & TIME SAUDI ARAMCO TIP NUMBER SAUDI ARAMCO INSPECTION LEVEL
EQPT CODE
SYSTEM ID.
PLANT NO.
ACTUAL INSPECTION DATE & TIME SAUDI ARAMCO ACTIVITY NUMBER CONTRACTOR INSPECTION LEVEL
ITEM No. A
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA General Requirements (As Applicable) Special protection for fixed extinguishing/suppression systems: A) Fixed carbon dioxide (CO2) (See Sect 2, 3 Checklists) B) Fixed dry chemical system (Section 4, 5, 6 Checklists) C) Fixed wet chemical system (Section 7, 8 Checklists) D) Fixed Halon 1301 system (Section 9, 10 Checklists) E) Other Fixed systems (approved by Chief Fire Prevention Eng.) Areas covered by special fixed equipment are as follows: A) Kitchen exhaust hood & vent systems & cooking appliances B) Gas turbine enclosures C) Special labs & chemical storage rooms D) Communications rooms in critical communications facilities E) Computer rooms in central computer facilities F) Rotating power generating equipment enclosures. Where fixed extinguishing systems protect enclosures of rotating equipment, those systems are furnished by the equipment vendor. These systems have 100% spare agent cylinders readily available. All new fire protection equipment is inspected and tested by the Fire Protection Department before placing in service. Fixed CO2 Systems (NFPA 12 & GI-1781.001 Supplement 29) CO2 systems are prohibited for normally manned areas. CO2 system design & installation follows NFPA 12 requirements and Saudi Aramco SAES-B-019 exceptions listed below. CO2 systems have an alarm warning device that activates 30 seconds prior to any discharge of CO2 into the area. Lock-out device to disarm CO2 systems if personnel are present is installed (unless omission is approved by Chief Fire Prevention Eng) Enclosed rooms have an exterior exit door with panic hardware. Air-moving power & fire dampers (HVAC system) shut down upon system actuation. Determine proper CO2 system installation & functionality. Follow NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 checklist items listed below. Completed CO2 systems are inspected and tested using qualified personnel to meet the approval of the authority having jurisdiction. Only listed or approved equipment and devices are used in system.
REFERENCE
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
A1
A2
A3
A4 B B1
SAES-B-019 Para. 6.2 SAES-B-019 Para. 6.2 SAES-B-019 Para. 6.2 SAES-B-019 Para. 6.2 SAES-B-019 Para. 6.2 SAES-B-019 Para. 6.2 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
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ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA A thorough visual inspection of the installed CO2 system and hazard area has been performed (walkdown) Piping, operational equipment & discharge nozzles are inspected for proper size and location. Locations of alarms and manual emergency releases are correct. Configuration of the hazard is compared to the original hazard specification and is within design limits. The hazard is inspected closely for unclosable openings & sources of agent loss that could have been overlooked in the original spec. Labelling of devices is checked as follows: A) Proper designations and instructions exist. B) Nameplate data on storage containers matches specifications. Nondestructive operational tests are performed on devices (includes detection & actuation) to assure proper system function. A full discharge test is performed on all systems. Where multiple hazards are protected from a common supply, a full discharge test is performed for each hazard. Prior to testing, proper safety procedures are reviewed. Fixed CO2 Systems (GI-1781.001 Supp. 29 Insp & Testing) Control panels main power indicator is ON. (Weekly) System activation indicator on the fire alarm control panel is "OFF. Automatic fire detection system (AFDS) is on-line & operating. Normal power supply indicator is ON." Battery power indicator reads 12/ 24 VDC. Master alarm visual indicator is "OFF. Master trouble visual indicator is "OFF. Zone trouble visual indicator is "OFF. Lamp test lights all visual indicators when activated. Manual pull stations are in normal operational condition. Automatic fire detectors are in normal operational condition. All visual and audible alarms operate when tested.* Batteries support operation of the system when tested.* Alarm signal from tests* is received at remote monitoring stations. Logbook is provided & utilized Zone layout plan is available. Inspection tag (interval) and logbook are up-to-date. This 14-step AFDS checklist is used for all type fixed systems Pipe manifolds are painted & pipe is not subject to external loading
REFERENCE NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3 NFPA 12, Section 1-7.3
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
B11
B12
B13
B14
B15
B16
B17
B18
C C1
C2
C3
GI-1781.001, Supplement 29
C4
C5
C6
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ITEM No. C7
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA Solenoid/pneumatic discharge valves are firmly attached to the cylinder head. Discharge nozzles are unobstructed.
REFERENCE GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29 GI-1781.001, Supplement 29
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
C8
C9
C10
C11
All system hoses have valid hydrotest date (every five years). Master/pilot cylinder pressure gauge indicates correct pressure for ambient temperature. All cylinders are weighed and are fully charged.
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
Protected space has not been altered. System alarm & equipment activates & operates properly. Alarm signals to building alarm control panel & remote stations test Test results are recorded in the logbook. Inspection tags are installed & updated (logbook utilized) Fixed Dry Chemical Systems (NFPA 17) Dry chemical systems are designed & installed per NFPA 17
C18
C19 D D1
SAES-B-019 Para 6.3 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4
D2
The completed system is tested by qualified personnel. Tests determine that the system has been properly installed & will function as intended. Installers certify that installations are made in accordance with the approved plans and the listing of a testing laboratory. Acceptance tests include discharge of dry chemical in sufficient amount to verify the system is properly installed and functional. The method of verification shall be acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. Piping is not hydrostatically tested. Dry gas is used as the medium.
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
D8
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ITEM No. D9
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA After discharge of dry chemical, all piping & nozzles are blown clean using compressed dry air or nitrogen. System is properly charged & placed in the normal "set" condition.
REFERENCE NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.4 NFPA 17, Section 10.5
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
D10
D11 E E1
GI-1781.001 Supp. 30 (Dry Chemical System - Kitchen Hood Testing & Inspection) Control panels main power indicator is ON. (Weekly) System activation indicator on the fire alarm control panel is "OFF. Automatic fire detection system (AFDS) is on-line & operating. The 14-step AFDS checklist (see 3C) is applied Dry chemical level is "FULL." GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30 GI-1781.001, Supplement 30
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
E7
E8
E9
E10
E11
E12
E13
Operating instructions are posted and legible. System alarm & equipment activates & operates properly. Alarm signals to building alarm control panel & remote stations test Test results are recorded in the logbook. Inspection tags are installed & updated (logbook utilized)
E14
E15 F F1
GI-1781.001 Supp. 32 (Dry Chemical System - Industrial Plant Testing & Inspection) Control panels main power indicator is ON. (Weekly) GI-1781.001, Supplement 32
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ITEM No. F2
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA System activation indicator on the fire alarm control panel is "OFF. Automatic fire detection system (AFDS) is on-line & operating. The 14-step AFDS checklist (see 3C) is applied Pilot cylinder disc/pneumatic valve is intact/closed.
REFERENCE GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
F3
F4
F5
F6
F7
Nitrogen cylinder(s) has valid hydrotest date (every five years). Fusible links/automatic fire detection devices are all in normal standby mode, clean, and show no sign of damage. Pneumatic valves of each nitrogen cylinder are firmly attached.
F8
F9
F10
F11
F12
Operating instructions are posted and legible. System alarm & equipment activates & operates properly. Alarm signals to building alarm control panel & remote stations test Test results are recorded in the logbook. Inspection tags are installed & updated (logbook utilized) Fixed Wet Chemical Systems (NFPA 17A) for Kitchens Wet Chemical Systems are designed & installed per NFPA 17A. Kitchen exhaust and vent systems and other applications (requested by Chief Fire Prevention Engineer) utilize wet chemicals. Completed wet chemical systems are tested by trained personnel per manufacturers listed installation and maintenance manual. The system passed tests for properly installation & functionality Installers certified that the system was installed per approved plans and the manufacturers listed installation and maintenance manual. Where required by Company, the approval tests include discharge of wet chemical to verify system installation is functional. The owner shall be provided with a copy of the manufacturers listed installation and maintenance manual or listed owners manual.
F13
F14 G G1
SAES-B-019 Para 6.4 SAES-B-019 Para 6.4 NFPA 17A, Section 6.4 NFPA 17A, Section 6.4 NFPA 17A, Section 6.4 NFPA 17A, Section 6.4 NFPA 17A, Section 6.4
G2
G3
G4
G5
G6
G7
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ITEM No. H H1
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
REFERENCE
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
GI-1781.001 Supp. 31 (Wet Chemical System - Hood Type Testing & Inspection) Control panels main power indicator is ON. (Weekly) System activation indicator on the fire alarm control panel is "OFF. Automatic fire detection system (AFDS) is on-line & operating. The 14-step AFDS checklist (see 3C) is applied Manual actuators are unobstructed. GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31 GI-1781.001, Supplement 31
H2
H3
H4
H5
H6
H7
H8
H9
H10
H11
H12
H13
H14
H15
System alarm & equipment activates & operates properly. Alarm signals to building alarm control panel & remote stations test Inspection tags are installed & updated (logbook utilized) GI-1781.001 Supp. 32 Control panels main power indicator is ON. (Weekly) System activation indicator on the fire alarm control panel is "OFF. Automatic fire detection system (AFDS) is on-line & operating. The 14-step AFDS checklist (see 3C) is applied
H16 I I1
I2
I3
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ITEM No. I4
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
REFERENCE GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32 GI-1781.001, Supplement 32
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
I5
I6
I7
Nitrogen cylinder(s) has valid hydrotest date (every five years). Fusible links/automatic fire detection devices are all in normal standby mode, clean, and show no sign of damage. Pneumatic valves of each nitrogen cylinder are firmly attached.
I8
I9
I10
I11
I12
Operating instructions are posted and legible. System alarm & equipment activates & operates properly. Alarm signals to building alarm control panel & remote stations test Test results are recorded in the logbook. Inspection tags are installed & updated (logbook utilized) GI-1781.001 Supp. 28 (Halon System Testing & Inspection) Control panels main power indicator is ON. System activation indicator on fire control panel is "OFF. Automatic fire detection system (AFDS) is on-line & operating. The 14-step AFDS checklist (see 3C) is applied Pipe manifolds are painted & pipe is not subject to external loading
I13
I14 J J1
GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28
J2
J3
J4
J5
J6
J7
J8
Cylinder brackets are firmly attached. Solenoid & pneumatic discharge valves are firmly attached to the cylinder head.
J9
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ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
REFERENCE GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28 GI-1781.001, Supplement 28
PASS
FAIL
N/A
RE-INSP DATE
J11
J12
J13
J14
J15
J16
J17
J18
J19
J20
Protected space has not been altered. System alarm & equipment activates & operates properly. Alarm signals to building alarm control panel & remote stations test Test results are recorded in the logbook. Inspection tags are installed & updated (logbook utilized)
J21
J22
REMARKS: REFERENCE DOCUMENTS: 1- Saudi Aramco GI-1781.001 -- Inspection, Test, and Maintenance of Fire Protection Equipment, 25 May 2002 2- SAES-B-019 -- Portable, Mobile and Special Fixed Firefighting Equipment, (15 March 2006)
Contractor / Third-Party
Construction Representative*
Work is Complete and Ready for Inspection: Name, Initials and Date: Name, Initials and Date:
Saudi Aramco
PMT Representative
T&I Witnessed QC Record Reviewed Work Verified
QC Inspector
Performed Inspection Name, Initials and Date: Work / Rework May Proceed
PID Representative
T&I Witnessed Name, Initials and Date: QC Record Reviewed Work Verified
QC Supervisor
Quality Record Approved: Name, Sign and Date: *Person Responsible for Completion of Quality Work / Test
Y = YES
N = NO F = FAILED
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