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FOR CONSTRUCTION

Method Statement
for
Underground Piping

consent.
DISTRI.
20 Pages including Cover Sheet
CLIENT 4

MHI 1
REVISION

3 06.01.10 REVISED AS MARKED DEC-

PROJECT
2 03.12.09 REVISED AS MARKED I.S.K. C.G.J C.K.S J.D.J.
QA/QC
1 17.10.09 FOR CONSTRUCTION I.S.K. C.G.J C.K.S J.D.J.
SAFETY
APPD APPD
NO. DATE DESCRIPTION REFERENCE SECTION PROJECT TEAM PROCURE
ORDER NO. OWNER
CIVIL
PROJECT TEAM AOFP BILDING
APPROVED J. D. Joh El-Djazairia El-Omania Lil Asmida Spa MECHANIC

PIPING

ELECTRIC
QA / QC C. K. Seo PROJECT
INSTRU
SECTION Piping Team
APPROVED C. G. Joung Algeria Oman Fertilizer Project (AOFP) PAINTING

SUBCON

DWG. NO
DRAWN D. J. Lee .
6423DP420-00-00200 00 REV. 3
DRAWN DATE 27. Aug, 2009 TOTAL

MHI-DEC Consortium


TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 PURPOSE

2.0 SCOPE

3.0 REFERENCE

4.0 DEFINITIONS

5.0 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

6.0 GENERAL

7.0 PROCEDURE

8.0 TESTING

9.0 SAFETY

10.0 ATTACHMENT

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1.0 PURPOSE
This document is to define the methods and processes to be adopted in order to ensure that all
underground piping system are installed in accordance with Algeria Oman Project (AOFP) specifications,
applicable code and standard.

2.0 SCOPE
This method statement covers the excavation, installation, jointing and backfilling of underground coated
carbon steel piping.
Pressure testing of all piping systems will be conducted in accordance with Hydrostatic Test Procedure
(6423DP420-00-0130000).

3.0 REFERENCE
3.1 Codes & Standards
DPEM Circular No.2
Decree 90-245
Decree 90-246
ASME B 31.3
ASME B 31.3
ASME BPVC Sec. II Part C
ASME BPVC Sec. V
ASME BPVC Sec. IX
ANSI/AWWA C209 Cold-Applied Tape Coatings for the Exterior of Special Sections, Connections
Steel Structures Painting
Council (SSPC)
NACE RP-02-74
3.2 Technical Specifications / Documents
The following technical specification / documents shall be used in conjunction with this document
6423MS231-00-00100 00
6423MS230-00-00200 00
6423MS285-00-00100 00
6423MS286-00-00100 00
6423MP201-00-01200 00
6423MP201-00-01100 00
6423MP201-00-01101 00
6423MP342-00-91100 00
6423MP202-00-00100 00
6423DA060-00-00500 00
6423DA060-00-00700 00
Technical Control Regulation for Installation for the Treatment and
Storage of Hydrocarbons and Electric Power Generating Stations
Statutory Regulations of Gas Pressure Equipment.
Statutory Regulations for steam / Vapor Pressure Equipment.
Chapter V Fabrication, Assembly and Erection
Chapter VI Examination, Inspection and Testing
Welding Rods, Electrodes and Filler Metals
Nondestructive Examination
Welding and Blazing Qualifications
and Fittings for Steel Water Pipelines
1.Steel Structures Painting Manual
2. SP-3 Power Tool Cleaning
3.SP-10 Near White Blast Cleaning
Recommended Practice, High Voltage Electrical Inspection of Pipeline
Coatings Prior to Installations
Specification for Piping Fabrication by Each Service Class
Specification for Inspection of Piping Work
Specification for Flushing & Cleaning of Piping
Specification for Hydrostatic & Pneumatic Pressure Test
Specification for Field Joint Rubber Lining
General Specification for Rubber Lining (Seawater Piping)
Rubber Lining Materials For Site Lining Work
Wrapping Procedure For Underground Piping
Piping Material Specification
Qualification of Welding Procedure Specification
Welder Qualification Procedure
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6423DA060-00-00900 00 Welding Control Procedure
6423DA060-00-01200 00 Welding Material Control Procedure
6423DP420-00-00420 00 Method Statement of Painting
6423DS202-00-01300 00 Confined Space Procedure
6423DS202-00-01600 00 Excavation Work Safety Procedure
6423DC420-00-00700 00 Procedure for Earth Work
6423DP420-00-01300 00 Hydrostatic Test Procedure
Note : If there are any conflicting requirements between this specification and individual specification or
drawings, the requirement shall be governed in accordance with the following order.
(1) Drawing and individual specifications
(2) This specification
(3) Codes and standards

4.0 DEFINITIONS
For the purposes of the document the following definitions shall hold.
4.1 Owner
This shall mean EL-Djazaria El-Omania Lil Asmida Spa (A joint venture of SBGH & Sonatrach) who
initiated the project and ultimately specifies the technical requirements.
The Owner may also include an agent or consultant authorized to act for on be-half of Owner.
4.2 Contractor
This shall mean MHI & DEC who carries out all or parts of the engineering, procurement, supply,
construction and commissioning.
4.3 Media
The technical document may be prepared, submitted and reproduced using any of the following media.
- Hard copy
- Reproducible (transparencies, tracings). Photocopies and electronic copies
- Photographs
- Electronic media including compact diskettes / floppy diskettes.
4.4 Shall
This shall mean mandatory requirement.
4.5 Should
This shall mean desired requirement.
4.6 Document
This shall include output in the form of hard copy, drawing, tracing, reproducible, floppy diskette, compact
diskette and field inspection reports.

5.0 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITES

5.1 Project Manager
Project Manager shall responsible for overall management and HSE of all Construction activities at site
including installation and testing of underground piping.
5.2 Piping Manager
Piping Manager shall be responsible for overall management of piping activities.
He shall be responsible for implementation of this procedure and shall pass the instruction down the line to
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maintain the required quality level.
5.3 Piping Engineer
Piping Engineers shall be responsible for planning and executing installation activities of underground
piping at site and implementation of quality and HSE plans during construction.
5.4 Piping Supervisor
Piping Supervisors shall be responsible for requisitioning the materials required for installation, ensuring
the installation as per approved drawings and implementation of good piping work and HSE work
practices in their areas of operation.
5.5 Civil Manager
Civil construction manager is responsible for the excavation and back filling of piping trenches,
construction of concrete pits and all associated survey work.
5.6 QA/QC Manager
QA/QC Manager shall be responsible for overall management of QA/QC activities.
He shall be responsible for non conformance management quality audits both internal and external.
5.7 QC Engineer
QC Engineers shall be responsible for QA/QC activities, material control and traceability, and review of
test packages for hydro tests.
He shall also be responsible for non conformance management and internal quality audits.
5.8 QC Inspector
QC Inspectors shall be responsible for carrying out inspection activities and witnessing NDE during the
installation processes and coordinating with the owners QA/QC personnel for inspection and certification,
as per approved ITP.
5.9 Safety Officer
Safety officer shall be responsible for coordination with HSE authorities of owner safety officer shall
monitor all the works to ensure that they are carried out correctly and in safe manner and advise
supervisors for corrective measure, if required.
He shall ensure that toolbox talks are held which shall cover details of specific tasks to the personnel and
specific job risks involved are explained to the work force involved.

6.0 GENERAL
6.1 When welder is welding, he shall wear the appropriate safety equipment and clothing to prevent him from
getting an electric shock or burns.
6.2 A confined space entry permit is required before entry to confined space.
When welding in confined space, an extractor must be installed to remove hazardous / toxic fumes and to
ventilate the area, if necessary a mask shall be worn and an assistant will be posted at the entrance to the
work area in case of emergency.
6.3 When welding, inflammable materials must be removed from work area to avoid causing a fire.

7.0 PROCEDURE
7.1 Sequence of work
(1) Pipe transportation
(2) Excavation
(3) Wrapping (External)
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(4) Pin hole test & Inspection
(5) Fabrication for spool and double joint pipe
(6) Internal cleaning and arrangement
(7) Fit-up and welding
(8) Hydrostatic test (for WF line)
(9) Rubber Lining (Welded Joints)
(10) Line leveling and supporting by sand bag
(11) Wrapping (Welded Joints)
(12) Pin hole test & Inspection
(13) Backfilling
(14) Service test (for WCM, WCR, WCS, WW, WSM, WSR & WSS line)
7.2 Material control
(1) Rubber coated carbon steel pipe shall be provided by the contractor (MHI).
All delivery inspections and certifications are done by contractor (MHI/DEC).
All pipes shall be inspected for conformity by QC inspector.
(2) Welding consumables shall be controlled in accordance with Welding Material Control Procedure
(6423DA060-00-012000 00).
7.3 Handling and Transportation
(1) All coated pipes will be handled by means of wide sling bands or belts to avoid damaging the coating
material.
(2) Coated pipe shall be handled with wide nonabrasive canvas, leather belts and or other.
(3) All equipment designed to prevent damage to the coating.
(4) The use of tongs, bare pinch bars, chain slings, rope slings without canvas or composition belt slings
with protruding rivets, pipe hooks without proper padding or any other handing equipment found to be
damaging to the coating shall not be permitted.
(5) All skid used to support coated pipe shall be padded.
(6) Walking on the pipe shall not be permitted.
7.4 Excavation
(1) Excavation by machine shall be carrying out if the working space is within the safe limit against the
existing facilities.
(2) Manual excavation shall be performed if the working area is to close to the existing underground
facilities.
(3) Shuttering or sheet piling (if required) should be done initially to ensure proper protection and stability
of the existing facilities before commencing the excavation work.
7.5 Wrapping
(1) Surface Preparation
Surface Preparation shall be according to Steel Structure Painting Council Specification SSPC-SP-3
(or equivalent), Power Tool Cleaning. SSPC-SP-2 (or equivalent), Hand Tool Cleaning may be used
for narrow sections. Bare pipe shall be free from mud, mill scale, mill lacquer, wax coal tar, asphalt, oil,
grease, or any other foreign materials. All prepared surface shall be coated on the same day it was
cleaned.
No pipe shall be allowed to flash rust before coating.
(2) Liquid Adhesive (Primer) Application
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Prior to any liquid Adhesive application, the pipe shall be cleaned to remove any wetness or other
contamination. Liquid Adhesive shall be thoroughly agitated in its container before application to the
pipe. Liquid adhesive shall be either brush or spray applied to the cleaned pipe surface in a uniform
thin film at a minimum coverage of approximately 7.4 square meter per liter or Liquid Adhesive. Prime
coat shall be dry to tacky at the time the anti-corrosion tape is applied.

(3) Tape Installation

All irregular shaped items with voids and field welded butt joints shall be pre-coated with filler tape
(mastic) such that smooth, rounded shapes are formed prior to application of anti-corrosion tape.
The seam of the welded area of pipe from vendor shall be pre-coated with anti-corrosion-layer tape
along its length.
The anti-corrosion tape shall be applied directly onto the primed pipe surface approved by the tape
manufacturer in compliance with the applicable standard. The anti-corrosion tape shall be spirally
applied with minimum overlap of 55% of the tape width being used. The application tension on the
tape shall be approximately 1% of tape width in width drawdown (approximately 5 to 10 lbs per inch
width of tape). Hand application is permitted only for tape width no wider than 6 inches. A tight,
smooth, wrinkle-free coating should be observed throughout the application.

The end of each new roll of tape shall overlap the end of the preceding roll by a minimum of 6 inches.
This end lap splice shall be hand applied for a wrinkle free splice to maintain the continuity of the
anti-corrosion tape. The spiral angle of the new roll should parallel the previous rolls spiral angle.

The outer-layer tape shall be applied over the anti-corrosion tape using the same method used to
apply the anti-corrosion tape. The seam for the outer-layer tape shall overlap the exposed seam of
the anti-corrosion tape by a distance of half the tape width so that they do not coincide. The overlap
width shall be 1. The application tension and the minimum end lap of two rolls shall be the same as
the anti-corrosion tape. The total thickness shall be kept in accordance with Wrapping Procedure
for Underground Piping (6423MP342-00-91100 00).

Pipe size 50 : Manual, Turning roller or machine wrapping application is permitted.

Pipe size > 50 : Turning roller or machine wrapping application.

(4) Inspection and Testing

All coating shall be subject to 100% visual inspection and 100% inspection with an electrical holiday
detector. The holiday detector shall be as per NACE RP-02-74 during the inspection of the
anti-corrosion tape coating. Holiday detector shall not be permitted to remain stationary around
coated pipeline with the operating voltage switched on. All defects shall be clearly marked.

(5) Repairs to Coating

All the defects in coating should be fixed immediately after the detection.

In case of inner/outer tape damage/defects:

1. Peel back and remove the outer-layer tape complete around from the damaged/defect area.
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2. Peel back and remove the anti-corrosion layers with minimum 3 inch apart from the
damaged/defect edge
3. The exposed area shall then be coated with liquid adhesive(primer).
4. Apply the anti-corrosion tape in strips with minimum of 55% from the edges of the exposed area.
5. Outer layer tape should then be wrapped over the anti-corrosion tape with wrap-around method.
6. The repaired area shall be tested with a holiday detector after the repair is complete.

In case of outer layer tape damage/defects only:

1) Remove the outer layer tape complete around from the damage/defect area with minimum 6 inch
apart from the damage/defect edge.
2) Holiday test shall be done over the anti-corrosion tape where the portion of the damaged/defect
of the outer layer is detected to make sure it is not also damaged.
3) Wrap the outer layer tape with wrap-around method.
7.6 String out the pipes into trench
(1) Prior pipe string out, civil work for trench shall be completed.
(2) Before putting the pipes into the sand bags, the circumferential area of the pipe with the contact
points to the sandbags shall be tested using brush type holiday detector.
(3) Pipe joints will be laid individually in the trench on sand bags, suitable spaced to support the length of
pipe being installed.
(4) On long pipe lengths, sand bags will be spaced on five meter centers.
(5) To avoid damage to coating and following accepted construction practices.
(6) Pipe will be installed in the trenches using wide sling belts and / or hands.
(7) Tolerance of pipe laying shall be as follows :
The level of the pipe at any point along its length is to within 15mm of the level stated on the
drawings.
The center line of the pipe at any point along its length is to be within 50mm of the location stated on
the drawings.
(8) Pipe lowering into trench, pipe shall be inspected internally for dust / debris which, shall be cleaned
(air blowing, brushing etc)
7.7 Welding
(1) Welding preparation, fit up, inspection and testing shall be carried out in accordance with
Specification for Piping Fabrication by Each Service Class (6423MS231-00-00100 00).
All surfaces to be welded shall be free from oxides, scale, oil or other foreign matter.
Production joints shall be made using qualified welding procedures and welders.
Visual inspection shall be done by welding inspector during and after welding.
(2) The daily welding report shall be generated by construction team in accordance with Welding Control
Procedure (6423DA060-00-00900 00).
7.8 NDE
Required NDE shall be requested and carried out in accordance with method statement for NDE control.
All NDE requests shall be transmitted to subcontractor by QA/QC manager.
Contractor will transmit hard copies of NDE information to the owner.
Matrix operator will input NDE date to the data base.
7.9 Repair of welding
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Welding repair shall be carried out in accordance with method statement for Welding Control Procedure
(6423DA060-00-00900 00).
7.10 Rubber lining
(1) Inspection for steel substrate
Size, appearance, welded parts and so on shall be checked and confirmed whether there are no
defects, which may influence on lining work.
If there are such defects, repair shall be performed.
(2) Surface preparation
Surface preparation shall be carried out by grinder on welding area, so that rust and scale on a steel
surface are completely removed.
In this process, welding areas shall be rechecked and if any defects, such as pinholes are found,
repair shall be performed.
(3) Bonding treatment
After grinded, first primer shall be immediately applied.
After dried, rubber cement shall be applied and dried sufficiently.
(4) Application of rubber sheet
Pre-cure rubber sheet (vulcanized rubber sheet : B-5S) shall be applied to steel substrate, so that no
air bubbles are locked between rubber sheet and the surface of steel substrate.
Please refer to Rubber Lining Procedure below.

Rubber Lining Procedure (Pipe Joint Welding Area) : Example

(5) Inspection
After lining application, following inspection shall be performed for whole rubber lined area.
(a) Appearance inspection
(b) Dimension inspection
(c) Thickness inspection
(d) Hardness inspection
(e) Pinhole inspection
(f) Adhesion inspection
7.11 Backfilling
(1) Backfilling work shall be carried out in accordance with Procedure for Earth Work (to be prepared by
Civil Department).
(2) Before the pipes are subjected for backfill, holiday test using the ring type holiday detector shall be
done onto the remaining pipes surfaces that is not yet holiday tested except for the branch & fittings
which is to be tested using brush type holiday detector.
(3) Pipe padding should go after pipe bedding by filling with suitable materials 300mm thick from top of
pipe.
(4) Subsequently after completing the pipe padding backfilling of suitable excavated earth material shall
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be placed 300mm in layers and compacted in accordance with project specification requirements.
7.12 Hydro test line (for WF line)
(1) Epoxy coating shall be done at site.
(2) Pipe surface shall be prepared by mechanical power tool cleaning.
(3) Fit up and welding shall be carried out as per WPS.
(4) Hydro test shall be carried out after completion of all NDE (if required) and spool clearance activities.
(5) After completion of hydro test and its acceptance by owner, the epoxy coating of welded joints shall
be done.
(6) If any repair, modification occurs in the site during installation to the fabricated spool then the same
spool shall be recoated and re-hydro tested in the site with the above same procedures.
(7) The epoxy coating application shall be done in accordance with manufacturers instructions.
Coating inspection shall be made and recorded on attachment #1.
7.13 Service test line (for WCM, WCR, WCS, WW, WSM, WSR & WSS line)
(1) Before fit up and welding coating shall be removed from pipe in the range of 10cm over and the cut
back area surface should be cleaned properly.
(2) Pipe surface shall be prepared by mechanical power tool cleaning.
(3) Fit up and welding shall be carried out as per approved WPS.
(4) After completion of all NDE activities(if required), spool clearance shall be carried out epoxy and
rubber coating.
(5) Epoxy coating shall be done to all fabricated spools joints in the work shop.
(6) The epoxy coating application shall be done in accordance with manufacturers instructions.
(7) Field welding joints shall be coated at site as per manufacturers instructions.
Coating inspection shall be made and recorded on attachment #1.
(8) After installation of all spools at site and mechanical clearance of above lines by owner, the service
test shall be done.
7.14 Holiday Test
The following voltages shall be impressed in electrical inspection, based upon the calculation instructed in
the Section 3 of NACE Standard RP-02-74.
1. Summary of recommendation
Minimum 10,000V shall be impressed to all sizes of pipe surface wrapped with POLYKEN tapes.
2. Calculation
1) Straight pipe (50 or below)
Total tape thickness: 20x2+20 = 60mil 9,682V
9,682V +20% =11,618V
9,682V -20% =7,746V
2) Straight pipe (50 or above)
Total tape thickness: 20x2+20x2 = 80mil 11,180V
11,180V +20% =13,416V
11,180V -20% =8,944V
3) Fitting, flange (50 or below)
Total tape thickness: 35x2+15 = 85mil 11,524V
11,524V +20% =13,829V
11,524V -20% =9,219V
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4) Fitting, flange (50 or above)
Total tape thickness: 35x2+15x2 = 100mil 12500V
12,500V +20% =15,000V
12,500V -20% =10,000V
Holiday detection checks shall be carried out and recorded on attachment #2.
7.15 Drawings
As-built drawings must be drawn before leak test (As-built drawing shall be checked during punch check).

8.0 TESTING
8.1 Preparation for testing
(1) A punch list(will be attached in the Hydrostatic test procedure) shall be prepared by construction
team to verify that the piping system are installed to the extent necessary for testing.

(2) A test punch list shall be made through line check and punch list will be to verify that all piping
components requiring post test actions are documented.
(3) After all punch items are completed satisfactorily, both contractor and owner shall sign all necessary
documents.
(4) Pipe lines (FW line) shall be thoroughly blown out by air compressor.
(5) Lines shall be free from all debris such as trash, welding rods, rags, tools, etc.
8.2 Test pack preparation and control
(1) Preparation and control of test package shall be done in accordance with Hydrostatic Test Procedure
(6423DP420-00-01300 00)
(2) All test package shall be approved by owner prior to the start of pressure testing.
8.3 Main pressure testing
(1) Every part that has to be tested should be vented until free of air.
(2) Be aware that there is always a possibility of the presence of entrapped air in a system.
(3) A hydrostatic pressure has to be built up gradually and, in doing so, no fast closing valves and
booster pumps should be used.
8.4 All final inspection and documentation after pressure testing shall be done in accordance with method
statement for pressure test of piping.
8.5 Service test line (Seawater, CCW and etc) shall be back filled after lapping & testing.
8.6 Records of pressure test and leak test shall include the following items.
(1) Date of test
(2) Identification of piping tested(line number and service)
(3) Test fluid
(4) Test pressure
(5) Certification by examiner
(6) Design pressure
(7) Photograph of pressure gauges and indication board showing the test sequence (time and pressure,
etc.)
8.7 Repairing of defects
(1) When the defective material found during construction, a repairing method and extent shall be
prepared.
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(2) Imperfections in welds exceeding specified limitations shall be considered as defects, removed and
repaired in accordance with the followings.
(a) Defects shall be removed completely under the careful examination.
(b) Repair welding shall be also done in accordance with welding procedure specification(WPS)
(3) Repaired welds shall be examined and inspected in accordance with Specification for Piping
Fabrication by Each Service Class(6423MS231-00-00100 00)
8.8 Inspection and testing
(1) All the work shall be inspected or examined as per approved ITP and inspection records shall be
prepared as per ITP (6423DA424-00-00200 00).
(2) Before starting the job the drawings shall be checked for the latest revision.
(3) All piping material & welding consumables shall be checked for conformity to specifications,
construction drawings and approved WPS.

(4) All measuring instruments shall be checked for valid calibration.

(5) Area to be welded shall be checked for the cleanliness, free of paint, grease, dirt etc.
(6) Each piping installation, including its components and workmanship, shall be examined to ensure
compliance with applicable examination requirement.
9.0 SAFETY
9.1 The unsafe work practices and conditions in the work place shall be immediately identified and eliminated
through the use of analytical techniques such as risk assessment.
9.2 Build a team safety mentality where each worker contributes to the effort and each superintendent is fully
aware of the capabilities and limitations of their team.
9.3 All tools and equipments shall be used in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations, required
tool guards in place, and maintained in good working order.
9.4 Where appropriate shall require employees to wear eye, ear, head and face, foot protection outfit.
9.5 Special care shall be taken for the erection of scaffolding and ladders at height.

10.0 ATTACHEMENT
1) Attachment #1 : 6423DP420-002-01 Inspection and Testing Coat of Joint & Repairs (Inner-layer
tape application)
2) Attachment #2 : 6423DP420-002-02 Inspection and Testing Coat of Joint & Repairs (Outer-layer
tape application)
3) Attachment #3 : 6423DP420-002-03 Holiday Detector Test Report (HTR)
4) Attachment #4 : 6423DP420-002-04 Rubber Lining Inspection Records
5) Attachment #5 : 6423DA060-009-01 Daily Welding and Inspection Record (DWIR)
6) Attachment #6 : Job Safety Analysis (JSA)

Attachment #1

Inspection and Testing Coat of Joint & Repair Report

( Inner-layer tape application)

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Algeria Oman Fertilizer
Report No. : Date :
Sheet Rev. Pipe Spool Weld
PCWBS Drawing No. Remarks
No. No. No. No. No.

Component Description Construction QC Owner

Preparation of substrate

Time duration between surface

preparation and coating of
primer
Application of filler tape
(mastic)
(for irregular shape only)

Application of primer

Application of tape wrap

Wrap overlap

Prepared by :
(Construction) Name Signature Date

Inspected by:
(QC Inspector) Name Signature Date

Inspected by:
(Owner) Name Signature Date

6423DP420-002-01(3)

Attachment #2

Inspection and Testing Coat of Joint & Repair Report

(Outer-layer tape application)
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Algeria Oman Fertilizer

Report No. : Date :
Sheet Rev. Pipe Spool Weld
PCWBS Drawing No. Remarks
No. No. No. No. No.

Component Description Construction QC

Preparation of substrate

Time duration between surface

preparation and coating of
primer
Application of filler tape
(mastic)
(for irregular shape only)

Application of primer

Application of tape wrap

Wrap overlap

Prepared by :
(Construction) Name Signature Date

Inspected by
(QC Inspector) Name Signature Date

6423DP420-002-02(3)

Attachment #3

Holiday Detector Test Report (HTR)

Algeria Oman Fertilizer Project

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Report No. : Date :

Drawing Number :

Line Number :

Test Pack Number :

Type of coating :

Test Equipment used :

Test setting value :

Test carried out by :

Repairs required :

Repairs complete :

The testing of the above coating has been satisfactorily completed in accordance with the drawings and
specifications.

Prepared by :
(Construction) Name Signature Date

Inspected by :
(QC Inspector) Name Signature Date

Inspected by :
(Owner) Name Signature Date

All underground pipe coating shall be checked for pinholes and holidays by contractor.
Testing shall be performed using a contractor approved holiday detector
Piping is to be backfilled immediately after being checked for holidays.
This form shall be retained with the appropriate piping field test report (underground piping).

6423DP420-002-03(3)

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Attachmennt #4
DA
ATE :

Rubbber Liniing Insppection Recordss

Line No. /Joint No.
Pipe Dia /THK. "" View

a b
b

mm
mm
mm
* 50mm overlap

Inspection Item Unit

U Criteria Results Judgement
Surface Prepparation Reff.DWGs/Specc.
Apppearance Insspection Reff.DWGs/Specc.
Dimensioon Reff.DWGs/Specc.
Thicknesss mm 3.6 4.8
Hardnesss
Results 527
Type " "
Pinhole Test
T V
V/mm 3000

morre than 4kN//m
Adhesio n kkN/m
(by test piese)
Ave.
Adhesion test shall be measured onn test piece that has been bonded

Date OHJIRUBBBER MHI OWNEER

Sign
N
Name

6423DP42
20-002-04(3))

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Attachment #5

Daily Welding and Inspection Report (DWIR)

Report No. : Date :
Algeria Oman Fertilizer Project Page :

Welder No. NDE Inspected Result

Sheet Rev. Spool Weld Piping PWHT Remarks
Area System Isometric Drawing No. Material Size Sch. WPS No.
No. No. No. No. Class Reqd
Root Cap Reqd % Fit-up / Root Final

Prepared by : Inspected by :

Name : Name :

Date : Date :
(Construction) (QC Inspector)

6423DA060-009-01(0)
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Attachment #6
Date of Issue
Work Group Preparing JSA
Job Description
Sequence of Task
Mark out exact location of
proposed excavation site,
plus erection of barricades
and safety signs.
Obtain excavation certificate
including a hot work permit
Carry out excavation work
using 360 mechanical
excavator and hand digging
operations as per attached
plan.
Pipe laying in the trench and
fit-up
Pressure testing
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
Piping
Underground Piping
Potential Hazards
Minor works only, no
major hazards
associated with this
task.
For information only.
Contact with moving
machinery.
Heat source from diesel
powered equipment is a
potential for explosion
in the event of gas
escape from live plant
Earth sliding, cave-ins
and collapse.
Tear of slings / belts
Fall of materials
Equipment Failure
Bursting, Leakage of
test medium
Damage to ear drum
Heat stress and
dehydration
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JSA No.
Prepared by
Approved by
Recommendations / Control Measures
All works to be fully supervised at all times.
If the supervisor has to leave the area, for any reason, then
the job will be temporarily suspended until such time he
returns to site.
The excavation areas are to be identified on attached plot
plan, highlighting the areas which can be excavated using
machinery and the critical areas which must only be
excavated by hand dig only.
Hot work permit to be issued by AOFP safety department.
Physical barricades shall be erected to prevent access by
unauthorized personnel.
Warning signs to be erected also to advise personnel of
ongoing excavation work.
Take all necessary precaution as required in confined space
procedure when working in excavation or trench 1.5m or
above.
All excavated area should be barricaded by safety barrier and
alerted by warning light at night.
Proper slope should be maintained in all trench excavations
(45deg slope is required or as per actual soil condition).
Ladders, steps, ramps or other suitable means of access and
aggress shall be provided as per procedure.
Excavator operator and other related personals should be
properly trained.
All rigging area should be properly barricaded by suitable
means.
All riggers should be trained.
Know the weight and C.G of the material to be lifted and use
proper tools and equipments.
All rigging tools and tackles should be checked before using.
No one should stand beneath the load.
Do not allow unauthorized persons in rigging premises.
Ensure well maintained and periodic inspection of equipment
& tools
Only trained personnel is required to handle the pressure
testing equipment / tools.
Ensure equipment is pre-mobbed and certified for use
Prior to testing, ensure proper check on hose connections,
blind points, bolting and on-line piping components and
certified for test
Ensure barriers / warning signs are in place around test areas
and specify distance.
Ear muffs must be worn at test area all time
Ensure weather condition is conducive for work.
Ensure availability of potable drinking water at work site and
short break for workers.

Sequence of Task Potential Hazards
Fire, explosion, damage
Welding and Cutting works
to lives and properties
Injuries by grinding
machine
Grinding work
Fire burn and eye
injuries
NDE Exposure to X-ray
Housekeeping and area
Slip, Trip, Fall
cleaning
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Recommendations / Control Measures
Wearing of PPE shall be mandatory in all aspects of welding
and cutting works.
This shall include face shield and welding goggles.
Hot work permit shall be secured prior to start of any welding
and cutting works.
Fire extinguishers shall be available near the work site at any
time.
Proper use of fire extinguishers shall be disseminated to all
personnel involve in the job.
All welding, grinding and cutting equipment shall be inspected
prior to start.
This shall also include inspection of electrical sources and
cables.
Damage cables shall be immediately replaced.
Only properly trained personnel shall be permitted to do
welding and cutting works.
Work area shall be properly barricaded.
STAART required prior to start of task.
Always check areas around and below prior to commencing
welding or cutting operations.
Ali combustible materials under or near welding or burning
operations must be moved to a safe distance away or
covered with a fire retardant material.
Welding leads and gas hoses shall not be placed where they
will present tripping hazards.
Proper spark containment method such as fire blanket shall
be used when doing welding and cutting.
The welding machine shall be properly grounded and as close
to the work as possible.
Never leave a welding rod in the electric holder when not in
use.
Never use a torch as hammer to remove slag or scale. Use
the proper tool.
Never use lighters, matches or cigarettes to light a torch. Use
only approved spark lighter.
Welding machine shall be turned off at the end of the shift.
Fire Blanket shall be used for welding habitat.
All galvanized pipe shall be cleaned in areas to be welded
prior to welding.
Only skilled worker can carry out the job.
Avoid water contact and keep grinding machine always dry.
Continuous training and remained hazard of grinding
Damage of electric wire to be checked continuously.
Grinding machine and grinding wheel should be checked
before use
Wear adequate PPE
Working area should protected by installing warning tape and
x-ray hazard symbol.
Only skilled worker can carry out the job
Wear radioactive absorption batch when working to
neutralized radioactive emission.
Proper housekeeping to be maintained at all times
Material should never obstruct walkways / staircase / ladders
and access to emergency equipments.
Area to be cleaned and barricades and warning tapes to be
removed


Sequence of Task Potential Hazards Recommendations / Control Measures

Hose and fittings of gas cylinders shall be checked for leak by
soapy water.
Oxygen and fuel gas cylinders in storage shall be separated
by a minimum of 6 meters.
Gas cylinders shall be handled carefully. Avoid bumping or
dropping them.
Always secure in an upright position and properly supported.
Handling of pressurize tanks Fire explosion damage Valve protection caps shall be on cylinders when not in use
(Oxygen, Acetylene, Argon) lives and properties and when being transported.
Be sure protective caps are adequately screwed down.
Use a holding cage when lifting cylinders with a crane.
Choking around cylinder shall not be allowed.
Smoking is not allowed on the project site except in properly
designated areas.
Discard butts approved containers, not on the floor/ground or
in trash cans.
Every day before start of work tool box meeting to be between
supervisor and worker.
Supervisor should give information regarding hazards
All risks to be happened indulged to daily work activities.
during working Always keep clean working area.
General Close supervision shall be done during late night hours.
Expected risks during Supervisor should give information regarding hazards
night shift indulged to daily night work activities.
Adequate drinking water facilities should be provided.
Every night before start of work tool box meeting to be
between supervisor and worker
Comments
1. JSA should be used in conducting Tool Box Talks(TBT) with all concerned workers
2. Provide that all the necessary PPE are used, relevant PTW requirements are followed and all the control
measures stated above are adhered to, the activity can proceed.
PPE & Safety Equipment Required to Perform Task (Tick as Appropriate)

Safety Helmet Face Shield Goggle Barricade Harness Hand Gloves Safety Shoes

Ear Plug Coverall Safety Glasses Work Permit Fire Extinguisher Dust Mask Others

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