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GASCO - RUWAIS TRAINS 1&2 HP & LP FLARES

PROJECT DOCUMENT CONTROL PROCEDURE

GASCO Document No. 5631-PRC-00-AA-8001

Dhabi Nortech Project No. P-GAS-0213

REV DATE PAGES DESCRIPTION BY CHECK DISC APPROVE EM APPROVE 3RD PARTY APPROVE DM or MD APPROVE

A1 14/08/2015 13 Issued for Comment SSL BND SSL KSN BND

A2 08/10/2015 13 Updated Re-Issued for

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Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

3

1.

GENERAL

3

3.

ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EDMS)

3

4.

PROJECT & DOCUMENT NUMBERING & REVISION CONTROL

4

5.

DOCUMENT FORMAT

8

5.1

Drawings

8

5.2

Documents

8

5.3

Document Revision Control

8

6.

MASTER DOCUMENT REGISTER (MDR)

9

7.

DOCUMENTATION ISSUE, TRACKING & STORAGE

9

7.1

Documentation Issue

9

7.2

Tracking

9

7.3

Documents for Review by Client

9

7.4

Control of Comments from Client/Dhabi Nortech

10

8.

CLIENT / SUPPLIER DOCUMENTATION

10

8.1

Client Documents

10

8.2

Supplier Documents

10

9.

CORRESPONDENCE

11

9.1

Emails

11

9.2

Letters

11

10.

DISTRIBUTION

12

11.

PROJECT REPORTING

13

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INTRODUCTION

The procedure has been produced for use on the GASCO Ruwais Trains 1&2 HP & LP Flares. Project specific requirements are in line with those requested by the customer.

1.

GENERAL

The objective of this procedure is to ensure that all documents, correspondence and deliverables (hereafter collectively named as documents), prepared, received and sent by Dhabi Nortech are recorded, distributed and filed in an efficient and controlled and

traceable manner. 2. DEFINITIONS

Documents: In the context of this procedure applies to all documents such as specifications, calculations, reports, minutes of meetings and all design drawings.

The EDMS implemented through ProArc is the system or tool adopted by Dhabi Nortech for the numbering, control and management of all documentation. ProArc will be managed by the Dhabi NortechDocument Control Manager (DCM).

CRS - Comment Resolution Sheet DCC - Document Control Centre DCM - Document Control Manager DM - Delivery Manager

EDMS - Electronic Document Management System EM - Engineering Manager

MDR - Master Document List SDR - Supplier Document List

3. ELECTRONIC DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (EDMS)

All Dhabi Nortech project documents will be stored on the ProArc EDMS; DCC will be responsible for allocating document numbers by using a document profile within ProArc. The document profile will store the native file and PDF of the document that has been issued. All documents can be retrieved by searching for documents by number, title & by using other fields in the profile.

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4. PROJECT & DOCUMENT NUMBERING & REVISION CONTROL

A unique numbering system is used for filling and recovery of all documents as described in Client document ORTPP-PR-003.

Example: 5631-PRC-07-BD-1001

4 DIGITs (Max) - Sequential Number

1 DIGIT (Max) - Document Size – See Table C

1 DIGIT (Max) – Discipline – See Table B

2 DIGITs (Max) - Plant No. – See Table A

3 DIGITs (Max) – Document Type – See Table D

4 DIGITs (Max) - Project No.

Table A – Plant Location

Code Plant

00 General

05 Ruwais

07 Utilities

Table B – Discipline/Engineering Letter Discipline Code

A General

B Process

C Civil & Structural

D Static Equipment E Energy Packages F Furnaces G Packages J Instrumentation L Piping M Mechanical N Insulation Q Foundations P Electrical R Buildings S Site Improvement T Telecommunications

W Welding & Metallurgy

X Painting

Y HSE

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Table C – Document Format

Code Original Paper Size

A A4

B A3

C A2

D A1

E A0

Table D – Document Types

Commercial/Contract Documents

Document Code Document Type

CBE Commercial Bid Evaluation PEP Project Execution Plan

REP Report

SCH Schedule

Project Documents

Document Code Document Type

AUR Audit Report

AUR Audit Report

BIS Bid Appraisal Summary

BID Bid Evaluation

CSS Cost & Schedule Summary OPR Operating Procedure PCN Project Change Notice PCS Project Cost Summary

RKM Risk Management

STA Statement

General Documents

Document Code Document Type

ANA Analysis

APP Application

ASS Assessment

ATR Action Tracker

BLS Bid List

BOD Basis of Design

BOM Bill of Materials

CAC Calculation

CEP Contract Execution Plan

CRE Concession request

CRT Commissioning Report

CTR Cost Time Resource

DAB Data Book

DAS Data Sheet

DCN Design Change Notice DDM Document Distribution Matrix DOC Declaration of Conformity DRF Deviation Request DTN Document Transmittal EAF External Audit Form

EML Email

ENQ Enquiry

ENS Environmental Statement ERA Environmental Risk Assessment

EST Estimate

EVA Evaluation

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FAX Fax

FDS Functional Design Specification

FOR Forms

IAF Internal Audit Form IDX Index Register or List

INT Interface Document

IOM Installation, Operating & Maintenance Manual (IOM) ITP Inspection & Test Plan

ITT Invitation to Tender

LST List

LTR Letter

MAN Manual

MAT Matrix

MOM Minutes of Meeting

MRB Manufacturing Record Book MTO Material Take-off

NCR Non-Conformance Report

NOT Notification

PCP Project Control Procedure PCS Project Cost Summary PDP Project Delivery Plan PFS Performance Standard

PHI Philosophy

PLD Project Plan Deviation

POL Policy

PQP Project Quality Plan

PRC Procedure

PRG Programme

PRL Proposal

PSC Project S Curve

PUR Purchase Order

QAM Quality Assurance Manual

QPN Quality Plan

QRY Project/Technical Query

QUA Qualification

REG Register

REQ Requisitions

RNS Risk Notification Sheet

RQT Request

RTA Recommendation to Award SDS Supplier Data Schedule SEP Service Execution Plan SII Site Instruction

SPA Spares Listing

SPE Specification

SOW Scope of Work

STD Standard

STU Study

TBE Technical Bid Evaluation TCO Technical & Commercial Offer

TNN Technical Note

TOR Terms of Reference

TPR Test Procedure

VAR Variation Order

VOR Variation Order Request WCS Weight Control Sheet

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WKP Workpack

WPS Welding Procedure Specification

Technical Documents

Document Code Document Type

ADD Addendum

ASY

Assembly

BLD

Block Diagrams

CAU

Cause & Effect Diagram

CCR

Change Request

CDD

Circuit Diagram

CER

Certification Record

CRD

Cable & Routing Record

CSA

Cross Section Area

DTL

Detail Drawing

ELD

Equipment Layout

ELV

Elevation

FAB

Fabrication

FLD

Flow Diagram

GEN

General Arrangement

HAZ

Hazardous Area Classification

HMB

Heat & Mass Balance

HOK

Hook-up Diagram

IND

Interconnection Diagram

INS

Installation Drawing

ISO

Isometric

LAY

Layout

LDI

Logic Diagram

LID

Line Diagram

LOD

Loop Diagrams

PAL

Panel Layouts

PED

Penetration Details

PFD

Process Flow Diagram

PID

Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams

PIS

Pipe Support

PPL

Plot Plan

SCE

Schematic

SKE

Sketch

SLD

Single Line Diagram

TER

Termination Diagram

UFD

Utility Flow Diagram

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Sequential Number

The serial numbers shall be:

1001 (to 1999) – Flow Sheets, P&ID, Plot Plans 2001 (to 2999) – Piping Layout, Isometrics, Supports 3001 (to 3999) – Equipment Related

4001 (to 4999) – Civil Related 5001 (to 5999) – Instrument Related 6001 (to 6999) – Electrical Related

7001 (to 7999) – Rotating Equipment Movables

8001 (to 8999) – General Documents, HSE (now included) 5. DOCUMENT FORMAT

Standard templates shall be used for all documents, drawings data sheets, specifications, calculations and reports. Standard templates shall be held within discipline specific folders within the Dhabi Nortech Quality Management System at G:\QA\05-Standard Documents. All documents other than drawings shall have a front sheet which is formatted in accordance with OP-SD- 001 Standard Document Template.

All documents shall be in the English language

All documents, except drawings, shall be supplied in a searchable PDF format 5.1 Drawings

New drawings will be prepared using the appropriate CAD system; an appropriate template will be selected for drawings and will be saved in the relevant document profile on ProArc. Client document numbers will also be added within the Dhabi Nortech drawing template where applicable.

5.2 Documents

All documents will be saved in the relevant document profile on ProArc. Client document numbers will also be added within the Dhabi Nortech drawing template where applicable. 5.3 Document Revision Control

Where Dhabi Nortech apply their own revision control system the following shall apply. All ‘Preliminary / For Information’ status documents shall be identified by revision P1, and then further revisions shall be identified by P2, P3 onwards.

All ‘For Approval’ status documents shall be identified by revision A1, and then further revisions shall be identified by revision A2, A3 onwards.

All ‘Issued for Design / Enquiry’ status documents shall be identified by revision B1 and then further revisions shall be identified by revision B2, B3 onwards.

All ‘Issued for Construction / For Use’ status documents shall be identified by revision C1 and then further revisions shall be identified by revision C2, C3 onwards.

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shall be identified by revision Z2, Z3 onwards.

All ‘Cancelled’ status documents shall be identified by revision XX, with CANCELLED clearly marked across the document.

Changed information

When a drawing is changed, a revision cloud / bubble with the revision number inside (in a triangle) shall be shown alongside each change. As the drawing progresses, i.e. Preliminary through Design, Enquiry and Construction, existing revision clouds / bubbles shall be removed at each update to show a clean drawing.

When changing a document, all changes should be referenced on the document front sheet / drawing title block to show the current revision of the document. Revision numbering will be as follows:

REV DATE PAGES DESCRIPTION A1,B1,

C1 etc.

Rev Date

Pages

effected Description of change

6. MASTER DOCUMENT REGISTER (MDR)

It will be the responsibility of DCC to ensure the MDR is maintained and updated through the life of the project. DCC will reserve document numbers & add Client document numbers in ProArc, delivery dates will be set against the document number to track progress in accordance with Client document SVP(P)-PR-027

7. DOCUMENTATION ISSUE, TRACKING & STORAGE

7.1 Documentation Issue

Release of Documents to Client

Final issue of documents shall be transmitted to the Client only after review and sign-off by EM. The extent and format of such documentation will be advised by the client.

Issue and Distribution

The distribution of documents to Client, Suppliers and & third parties will be as noted on the transmittal with the reason for issue included; ProArc will maintain records of all documents that have been issued.

7.2 Tracking

When documents are issued to a receiver outside Dhabi Nortech, DCC will be responsible for checking receipt of the transmittal. Signed Transmittals will be stored in ProArc by DCC. DCC will be responsible for expediting turnaround of documents on internal squad check/workflow. Progress of document production and review is monitored using ProArc. 7.3 Documents for Review by Client

Documents requiring comment / approval by Client or other external authority will be agreed during the Project Kick-off meeting. Documents will be issued with a Transmittal and return by dates will be recorded on the document profile. The standard timescale will be 10

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working days, however this may vary depending on agreed timescales with Client. The turnaround times will be indicated by the DM on the issue request. DM/DCC will expedite all outstanding documents from clients and record all received comments in the document profile on ProArc.

7.4 Control of Comments from Client/Dhabi Nortech

Documents, when issued for review to Client, will be accompanied by a CRS, this will be completed by the DCC and will be included in the transmittal to the Client. The CRS is completed by the Client and returned to Dhabi Nortech for resolution.

8. CLIENT / SUPPLIER DOCUMENTATION

The numbering, review and control of client and vendor documentation is as follows. 8.1 Client Documents

Client documents will be received by DCC and they will be logged in ProArc in the relevant project. DCC will include the client number in the client number field on the document profile. DC will notify the Project team that new documents have been received by sending an email link with the details.

8.2 Supplier Documents

The supplier will provide a supplier document register (SDR) listing documents with expected dates of issue. DC will reserve document profiles in ProArc and include dates for expediting and add client document numbers if required. The client numbers will be given to the supplier for inclusion on the documents.

a. Numbering

Supplier documents will be received by DCC and then logged in ProArc in the relevant project. DCC will include the supplier document number in the supplier document number field on the document profile.

Any special requirements for supplier document format will be identified at the Kick Off meeting.

b. Location Of Documents

All supplier documents will be stored by DCC on ProArc in the relevant project; these will be searchable by document number and title. New revisions will supersede the previous version and will be filed in the same document profile.

Supplier Documentation Review

 DCC creates workflow as per supplier document distribution matrix Reviewer checks documents by viewing on ProArc

 Reviewer closes workflow

 DM receives workflow and reviews all comments made  DCC receive notification workflow is complete

 DCC issue documents to vendor indicating status

Completed reviews will be confirmed with a document status code:- 1 – Accepted

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2 – Accepted with Comments incorporate Revise & Resubmit 3 – Not Accepted. Revise & Resubmit

4 – For Information

These will be shown on the document profile and Transmittal. 9. CORRESPONDENCE

The circulation and distribution of emails, letters and transmittals will be as noted in 10.1 below. Any technical discussion with the client must be addressed to the clients

representative raising the issue (using the email reply all function) and ensure that the DM/EM/DCC is copied in any response.

Where this is a new discussion raised by Dhabi Nortech then they should be addressed, in the first instance, with the persons noted below in table 10.1.

The subject line of all emails/transmittals should follow the clients requested format; e.g. 5631 (FEED) : (letter/email/transmittal reference) : (subject of message)

For clarity, and in accordance with OP-SEP-001, Do Not change subject in any email trail. 9.1 Emails

Emails must include the project number (and/or transmittal reference) and subject in the subject field, a project mailbox has been created in outlook Public Folders. All emails should be filed in the relevant month for archiving.

9.2 Letters

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10. DISTRIBUTION

10.1 – From Dhabi Nortech to Client

Correspondence Type

Mean of Communication Recipients

Contractual Matters Letters/Fax To: PX2

Cc: PC, PCP, PX2/M1 Project Documents (Except contractual matters) Letters/Fax/Transmittals 2 Hard copies To: PX2 Cc: PX2/M1 E-mail To: PX2/M1 Cc: PX2, PX-3/P-SEC0, PX1/S1

Day to day technical E-mail To: PX-3/P-SEC0

Cc: PX2, PX2/M1

Circulation Legend

Designation Name Email Address

PX Hasan Mohamad Al Ali –

Vice President, Projects Ruwais

[email protected] PC Mahmoud A. Yousef Al Hosani –

Vice President, Project Controls

[email protected]

PCP Bharat Mehta –

Projects Procurement & Contracting Department Head

[email protected]

PX2 Joseph Gerald –

Sr. Project Manager (Ruwais)

[email protected] PX2/M1 Assaad Abdallah – Project

Manager

[email protected] PX-3/P-SCE0 Abdelsayed Botross –

Sr. Construction Engineer

[email protected] PX1/S1 Sikander Ali –

Office Administrator #

[email protected] PCC/P-SPAS7 Saravanan Amarnath – Planning

**

[email protected]

# copied on all project emails (not contractual) ** copied on planning related emails only

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10.2 – From Client to Dhabi Nortech

Correspondence Type Mean of

Communication

Recipients

Contractual Matters Letters/Fax To: DM Cc: EM, MD Project Documents (Except

contractual matters)

Letters/Fax/Transmittals To: DM Cc: DCC

E-mail To: DM

Cc: DCC

Day to day technical E-mail To: DM

Cc: DCC, EM and relevant Technical Lead Engineer below

Circulation Legend

Designation Name Email Address

DM Brian Newbould –

Delivery Manager

[email protected]

MD Bryan Bunn – Managing

Director [email protected] EM Keith Stephenson – Engineering Manager [email protected]

SWE Steve Wake –

Civil & Structural

Technical Lead Engineer

[email protected]

CCY Craig Cowley –

E I & C Technical Lead Engineer

[email protected]

AOE Anthony O’Rourke –

Piping Technical Lead

anthony.o’[email protected] SSN Shaheeb Shan – Mechanical Technical Lead [email protected] SDN Steve Donegan –

Process Technical Lead

[email protected]

Document Control Centre (DCC) to be included in all project related emails (not contractual) – [email protected]

11. PROJECT REPORTING

The following reports will be produced from ProArc:  Document status

 Documents awaiting Client Approval  Documents Approved by Client  Master Document Register (MDR)  Supplier document status

 Supplier Document Register (SDR)

The above will be supplied to GASCO on request along with any additional reporting requested by GASCO

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