Gen S A JK S PR 0024 G02

HAI SU TRANG & HAI SU DEN
PLATFORM AND PIPELINES
PROVISION OF OFFSHORE
TRANSPORTATION AND INSTALLATION
OF THE ‘HST’ AND ‘HSD PLATFORMS AND
PIPELINES
Document No.: Date: 16-08-2012

GEN-S-A-JK-S-PR-0024 HSD AND HST JACKET
JACKET, PILES, APPURTUNANCES AND DRILL DECK Page 2 of 45
Revision No.: G02 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
REVISION RECORD SHEET
No. Rev. No. Content of Revision Date of Revision
1 A1 Issued for Internal Review 31 May 2012
2 B1 Issued for Approval 17 July 2012
3 G01 Update Section 5.3.1 and 5.3.2 06 August 2012
4 G02 Update Section 3.1.1, 3.2, 3.8, 5.4.4, 5.4.5, 5.5.1 16 August 2012
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HOLD RECORD SHEET
No. Rev. No. Section Description

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
REVISION RECORD SHEET .............................................................................................................. 2
HOLD RECORD SHEET..................................................................................................................... 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS...................................................................................................................... 4
LIST OF TABLES ............................................................................................................................... 6
LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................................................................................. 7
1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................. 8
1.1. GENERAL .................................................................................................................................. 8

1.2. SCOPE OF DOCUMENT ...............................................................................................................10
1.3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS..............................................................................................10
2. CODE, STANDARDS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS ......................................................................... 11
2.1. CODES AND STANDARDS ...........................................................................................................11

2.2. PROJECT SPECIFICATIONS AND OTHER REFERENCES ..................................................................11
2.3. CONTRACTOR DOCUMENTS AND REFERENCES ............................................................................13
2.4. SUB-CONTRACTOR DOCUMENTS AND REFERENCES ....................................................................16
2.5. UNITS .......................................................................................................................................16
3. GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 17
3.1. HST AND HSD WHP BRIEF DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................17

3.2. FIELD LOCATION .......................................................................................................................18
3.3. JACKET INSTALLATION TOLERANCES .........................................................................................19
3.4. SITE METOCEAN .......................................................................................................................19
3.5. ENVIRONMENTAL LIMIT ..............................................................................................................19
3.6. GENERAL WEATHER CRITERIA FOR CASTORO OTTO OPERATION .................................................20
3.7. CASTORO OTTO MOORING CAPABILITY ......................................................................................20
3.8. SPECIFIC WEATHER CONSTRAINT FOR JACKET INSTALLATION .....................................................20
4. JACKET PRE-INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................ 21
4.1. PRE-SAILAWAY CHECK LIST ......................................................................................................21

4.2. MARINE SPREAD .......................................................................................................................21
4.3. TRANSPORTATION .....................................................................................................................21
5. JACKET INSTALLATION SEQUENCE ............................................................................................ 23

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5.1. JACKET PRE-INSTALLATION SURVEY ..........................................................................................23
5.2. CASTORO OTTO PREPARATION FOR JACKET INSTALLATION .........................................................24
5.3. SUBSEA WELLHEAD TEMPLATE INSTALLATION............................................................................25
5.4. JACKET LIFTING, UPENDING AND SET-DOWN OPERATION ............................................................28
5.5. PILE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE ................................................................................................32
5.6. JACKET INTERMEDIATE LEVELING ..............................................................................................39
5.7. FINAL LEVELING AND CROWN PLATE INSTALLATION ....................................................................40
5.8. LAT/MSL SURVEY ...................................................................................................................41
5.9. PILE FINAL CUT-OFF, TRANSITION PIECE INSTALLATION AND FINAL CUT-OFF ................................41
5.10. BOATLANDING INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................41
5.11. DRILLING DECK INSTALLATION ...................................................................................................42
5.12. MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY ........................................................................................................43
APPENDIX A CASTORO OTTO CLYDE CRANE LOAD CHART.................................................. 45

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LIST OF TABLES
Table 3-1 – Platform Location ............................................................................................................................... 18

Table 3-2 – General Weather Criteria for Castoro Otto Operation ..................................................................... 20
Table 4-1 – Marine Spread..................................................................................................................................... 21
Table 4-2 – Bollard Pull ......................................................................................................................................... 22
Table 5-1 – General Jacket Installation Sequence .............................................................................................. 23
Table 5-2 – Castoro Otto Preparation for Jacket Installation ............................................................................. 24
Table 5-3 – Subsea Template Leveling ................................................................................................................ 25
Table 5-4 – Subsea Wellhead Template and Docking Pile Installation and Pile Frame Removal .................... 25
Table 5-5 – Drilling Docking Pile and Pin Insertion ............................................................................................. 28
Table 5-6 – Mooring of Jacket Cargo Barge alongside Castoro Otto ................................................................ 28
Table 5-7 – Jacket Pre-Lifting Inspection............................................................................................................. 29
Table 5-8 – Jacket Rigging Rig-up and Seafastening Cutting ............................................................................ 29
Table 5-9 – Jacket Lifting Off Cargo Barge and Upending ................................................................................. 30
Table 5-10 – HSD Jacket Set Down ...................................................................................................................... 31
Table 5-11 – HST Jacket Set Down ....................................................................................................................... 31
Table 5-12 – Pile Installation Sequence ............................................................................................................... 32
Table 5-13 – Pile Length and Weight Data ........................................................................................................... 34
Table 5-14 – Pile Handling Sequence with Double Crane ................................................................................... 35
Table 5-15 – Pile Handling Sequence with Single Crane .................................................................................... 35
Table 5-16 – Pile Fit-up Sequence ........................................................................................................................ 36
Table 5-17 – Pile Characteristic ............................................................................................................................ 37
Table 5-18 – Self Weight Penetration ................................................................................................................... 39
Table 5-19 – Jacket Intermediate Leveling Sequence ......................................................................................... 39
Table 5-20 – Jacket Leveling and Crown Plate Installation ................................................................................ 40
Table 5-21 – Pile Final Cut-off, Transition Piece Installation and Final Cut-off ................................................. 41
Table 5-22 – Boatlanding Installation ................................................................................................................... 41
Table 5-23 – Drilling Deck Installation .................................................................................................................. 42
Table 5-24 – Flooding Leg and Removal Flooding Lines.................................................................................... 43
Table 5-25 – Closure Plate Removal on Top of Jacket Leg ................................................................................ 43
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1-1 – HST and HSD Project Layout ............................................................................................................. 9

Figure 1-2 – HST and HSD Field – Block 15-2/01 ................................................................................................... 9
Figure 3-1 – Wave Rose for July to September ................................................................................................... 19
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. General
Petrovietnam Technical Services Corporation, Mechanical and Construction Joint Stock Company (PTSC
M&C) is a Contractor incorporated in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and having its registered office at No.
31, 30/4 Street, Vung Tau City, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, hereinafter referred to as “Contractor”.
Thang Long Joint Operating Company plans to award a contract to Contractor for the detailed engineering,
procurement, fabrication, testing, pre-commissioning and onshore commissioning, load out and sea-
fastening, installation and hook-up (hereinafter referred to as “EPCI”) of two platforms and subsea pipelines
for the development of the Hai Su Trang (“HST”) and Hai Su Den (“HSD”) Fields located in Block 15-2/01
offshore the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.
The well-stream product from the HST and HSD Fields will be transported to the Te Giac Trang (“TGT”) H1
WHP, located approximately 3.0 km away from the HST platform adjacent Block 16-1, operated by Hoang
Long Joint Operating Company (“HLJOC”). Thereafter, the HST/HSD well-stream will be commingled with
the TGT well-stream prior to delivery to the TGT FPSO, where the commingled TGT and HST/HSD well-
streams will be processed to produce commingled crude oil and commingled export gas.
Under the EPCI contract, Company requires Contractor to subcontract the offshore transportation and
installation of the HST and HSD platforms and the associated infield subsea pipelines to an experienced
offshore installation company, approved by Company. The terms and conditions of the subcontract shall be
‘back to back’ with the EPCI contract between Company and Contractor.
Block 15-2/01 is geologically located in the Cuu Long Basin relative to the South Eastern coastline of the
Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The HST and HSD Fields are about 120 km east of Vung Tau City, and
separated from each other by approximately 9.0 km, refer Figure 1-2 below.
The project includes:
 HST Wellhead Separation Platform (WHSP)
 HSD Wellhead Platform (WHP)
 Three (3) Pipelines approximately 3.0 km long between the HST WHSP and the TGT H1 platform,
comprising:
o One (1) x 16” dia. Production Pipeline
o One (1) x 8” dia. Water Injection Pipeline
o One (1) x 6” dia. Gas Lift Pipeline
 Three (3) Pipelines approximately 9 km long including tie-in spools between HSD WHP and the HST
WHSP, comprising:
o One (1) x 10” dia. Production Pipeline
o One (1) x 6” dia. Water Injection Pipeline
o One (1) x 6” dia. Gas Lift Pipeline
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Figure 1-1 – HST and HSD Project Layout
Figure 1-2 – HST and HSD Field – Block 15-2/01

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1.2. Scope of Document
This document describes step by step installation procedure for the HSD and HST jacket, piles and
appurtenances by using Castoro Otto. The scope is limited to the offshore operations.
The pre-sailaway checklist (Ref. R132) has been presented in separated document, hence will not be
detailed herein.
This manual shall also be read in conjunction with all main documents referenced and all relevant approved
drawings.
1.3. Definitions and Abbreviations

PROJECT Hai Su Trang & Hai Su Den Platform & Pipelines
CASTORO OTTO (C8) T&I Subcontractor’s heavy lift installation vessel
COMPANY Thanglong Joint Operating Company (TLJOC)
MAIN CONTRACTOR Petrovietnam Technical Services Corporation, Mechanical and
Construction Joint Stock Company (PTSC M&C)
T & I SUBCONTRACTOR SAIPEM ASIA SDN. BHD.
C.O.G. Center of Gravity
C.O.L Center of Lifting
DAF Dynamic Amplification Factor
HSD Hai Su Den
HST Hai Su Trang
TGT Te Giac Trang
WHP Wellhead Platform
JSA Job Safety Assessment
AHT Anchor Handling Tug
MWS Marine Warranty Surveyor
BHP British Horse Power
Bl/m blow-count / meter

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2. CODE, STANDARDS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS
2.1. Codes and Standards

R01 0027/NDI – Guidelines for Lifting Operations by Floating Crane Vessel, Rev. 9, 31 Mar 2010
R02 0028/NDI – Guidelines for the Transportation and Installation of Steel Jackets, Rev. 4, 31 Mar 2010
R03 0030/NDI – General Guidelines for Marine Transportation, Rev. 4, 31 Mar 2010
2.2. Project Specifications and Other References

2.2.1. Drawings – Flooding System
R04 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1036-01 HSD Jacket – Flooding System Sheet 1
R05 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1036-02 HSD Jacket – Flooding System Sheet 2
R06 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1037 HSD Jacket – Top & Bottom Closure Details
R07 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1036-01 HST Jacket – Flooding System Sheet 1
R08 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1036-02 HST Jacket – Flooding System Sheet 2
R09 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1037 HST Jacket – Top & Bottom Closure Details
2.2.2. Drawings – Piles, Transition Piece and Crown Plate
R10 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1020-01 HSD Jacket – Pile Make-up and Details Sheet 1
R11 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1020-02 HSD Jacket – Pile Make-up and Details Sheet 2
R12 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1021 HSD Jacket – Pile Stabbing Guide Details
R13 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1023 HSD Jacket – Pile to Jacket Connection Details
R14 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1025 HSD Jacket – Pile to Deck Transition Piece Details
R15 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1020-01 HST Jacket – Pile Make-up and Details Sheet 1
R16 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1020-02 HST Jacket – Pile Make-up and Details Sheet 2
R17 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1021 HST Jacket – Pile Stabbing Guide Details
R18 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1023 HSD Jacket – Pile to Jacket Connection Details
R19 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1025 HSD Jacket – Pile to Deck Transition Piece Details
2.2.3. Drawings – Boatlanding
R20 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1031-01 HSD Jacket – Boatlanding Details Sheet 1
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R30 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1031-02 HST Jacket – Boatlanding Details Sheet 2
2.2.4. Drawings – Jacket Walkway
R38 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1034-01 HSD Jacket – Top of Jacket Walkway at El. (+) 6.500 m – Sheet 1
R41 HST-A-JK-S-DW-1034-01 HST Jacket – Top of Jacket Walkway at El. (+) 6.500 m – Sheet 1
2.2.5. Drawings – Drilling Deck
R44 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2024 HSD Drilling Deck – Framing Plans and Elevations
R45 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2025-01 HSD Drilling Deck – Sections and Details – Sheet 1
R48 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2026-01 HSD Drilling Deck – Stabbing Guide Post Details – Sheet 1
R49 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2026-02 HSD Drilling Deck – Stabbing Guide Post Details – Sheet 2
R50 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2027 HSD Drilling Deck – Conductor Guide Details
R51 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2028 HSD Drilling Deck – Temporary Working Platform & Sub-cellar Deck
Grating and Handrails Layout
R52 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2029 HSD Drilling Deck – Lifting Trunnion Details
R53 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-2030 HSD Drilling Deck – Wellbay and Handrails Layout
R54 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2024 HST Drilling Deck – Framing Plans and Elevations
R55 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2025-01 HST Drilling Deck – Sections and Details – Sheet 1
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R58 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2026-01 HST Drilling Deck – Stabbing Guide Post Details – Sheet 1
R59 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2026-02 HST Drilling Deck – Stabbing Guide Post Details – Sheet 2
R60 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2027 HST Drilling Deck – Conductor Guide Details
R61 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2028 HST Drilling Deck – Temporary Working Platform & Sub-cellar Deck
Grating and Handrails Layout
R62 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2029 HSD Drilling Deck – Lifting Trunnion Details
R63 HST-A-JK-S-DW-2030 HST Drilling Deck – Wellbay and Handrails Layout
2.2.6. Drawings – Subsea Wellhead Template
R64 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1050 HSD Jacket – Subsea Docking Piles Guide Framing
R65 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1051 HSD Jacket – Subsea Docking Piles Guide Details
R66 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1060 HSD Jacket – Subsea Wellhead Template – Arrangement
R67 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1061-01 HSD Jacket – Subsea Wellhead Template – Section & Details – Sheet 1
R70 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1062 HSD Jacket – Subsea Wellhead Template Docking Pile – Details
R71 HSD-A-JK-S-DW-1063 HSD Jacket – Subsea Wellhead Template Docking Pile – Painting &
Marking
2.2.7. Other References
R72 GEN-S-A-JK-S-PR-0024 General Field Layout
R73 HSD-A-JK-W-RP-1002 HSD Jacket Weight Control Report
R74 HSD-A-JK-W-RP-2002 HSD Topside Weight Control Report
R75 HST-A-JK-W-RP-1002 HST Jacket Weight Control Report
R76 HST-A-JK-W-RP-2002 HST Topside Weight Control Report
R77 C50671/5979/R3 Rev. 3, 11-03-2011 Metocean Design Criteria – Block 15-2/01 Offshore Vietnam
2.3. Contractor Documents and References

2.3.1. Calculation – Mooring Analysis
R78 GEN-S-A-JK-S-CA-0009 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Castoro Otto Mooring Analysis for Jacket
Installation
2.3.2. Calculation – Jacket Pile Analysis
R79 HSD-S-A-JK-S-CA-0011 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Piles Drivability Analysis
R80 HSD-S-A-JK-S-CA-0012 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Piles Handling Analysis
R81 HST-S-A-JK-S-CA-0037 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Piles Drivability Analysis
R82 HST-S-A-JK-S-CA-0038 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Piles Handling Analysis
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2.3.3. Calculation – Transportation & Seafastening Analysis
R83 HSD-S-A-JK-S-CA-0014 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Transportation Analysis (Barge Strength, Stability and
Bollard Pull Analysis)
R84 HST-S-A-JK-S-CA-0015 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Transportation Analysis (Barge Strength, Stability and
Bollard Pull Analysis)
R85 GEN-S-A-ST-S-CA-0016 Rev. G01 Subsea Wellhead Template Seafastening Design Report
R86 HSD-S-A-JK-S-CA-0019 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Grillage & Seafastening Design
R87 HST-S-A-JK-S-CA-0020 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Grillage & Seafastening Design
R88 GEN-S-A-JK-S-CA-0021 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Piles, Appurtenances Seafastening Design
R89 GEN-S-A-JK-S-CA-0070 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Piles – Transportation Analysis (barge Strength, Stability
and Bollard Pull Analysis)
2.3.4. Calculation – HST and HST Jacket Analysis
R90 HSD-S-A-JK-S-CA-0024 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Upending Analysis
R91 HST-S-A-JK-S-CA-0025 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Upending Analysis
2.3.5. Calculation – Installation Aids Analysis
R92 GEN-S-A-JK-S-CA-0028 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Installation Aids Design
2.3.6. Calculation – Transportation & Seafastening Analysis
R93 HSD-S-A-JK-S-CA-0030 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Rigging Design
R94 HST-S-A-JK-S-CA-0031 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Rigging Design
R95 GEN-S-A-JK-S-CA-0032 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Piles Rigging Design
R96 GEN-S-A-JK-S-CA-0033 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Boatlanding, Drill Deck Rigging Design
R97 GEN-S-A-ST-S-CA-0036 Rev. G01 Subsea Well Head Template Rigging Design
2.3.7. Drawing – Installation Aids Drawings
R98 GEN-S-A-TS-S-DW-0022 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket Tugger Bollards General Arrangement & Details
R99 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0023 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Ballerina Platform General Arrangements &
Details
R100 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0024 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Leveling System Arrangements & Details
R101 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0025 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Temporary Working Platform & Access Ladder
Details
R102 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0026 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Transition Piece Guide Frame Details
R103 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0027 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Piles Fit Up and Arrangement Details
2.3.8. Drawing – Transportation and Seafastening Drawings
R104 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0030 Rev. G01 HSD – Transportation Layout on Cargo Barge
R105 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0064 Rev. G01 HSD – Jacket, Piles, Appurtenances Seafastening Details
R106 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0031 Rev. G01 HST – Transportation Layout on Cargo Barge
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R107 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0065 Rev. G01 HST – Jacket, Piles, Appurtenances Seafastening Details
R108 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0032 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Piles & Materials Transportation Layout on
Cargo Barge
R109 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0043 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Jacket – Piles & Materials Seafastening Details
2.3.9. Drawing – Rigging and Arrangement Drawings
R110 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0035 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Horizontal Lifting & Upending Rigging Arrangement
Details
R111 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0036 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Horizontal Lifting & Upending Rigging Arrangement
Details
R112 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0037 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Piles Lifting Rigging Arrangement
R113 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0038 Rev. G01 HSD and HST Piles Rigging Arrangement Layout
R114 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0039 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Piles Lifting Rigging Arrangement
R115 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0040 Rev. G01 HST and HST Jacket and Appurtenances Rigging Arrangement Layout
R116 GEN-S-A-JK-S-DW-0041 Rev. G02 HST and HST Jacket – Appurtenances Lifting Rigging Arrangement
R117 GEN-S-A-ST-S-DW-0042 Rev. G01 Subsea Template Lifting Rigging Arrangement
2.3.10. Drawing – Offshore Installation Drawings
R118 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0045 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Castoro Otto Mooring Pattern For Jacket Installation
R119 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0046 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Castoro Otto Mooring Pattern For Jacket Installation
R120 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0049 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Pile Marking Detail Drawing
R121 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0050 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Pile Marking Detail Drawing
R122 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0051 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Pile Installation Sequence
R123 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0052 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Pile Installation Sequence
R124 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0053 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Jacket Installation Sequence
R125 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0054 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Jacket Installation Sequence
R126 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0055 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Boatlanding Installation Sequence
R127 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0056 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Boatlanding Installation Sequence
R128 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0059 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Drill Deck Installation Sequence
R129 HST-S-A-JK-S-DW-0060 Rev. G01 HST Jacket – Drill Deck Installation Sequence
R130 HSD-S-A-JK-S-DW-0061 Rev. G01 HSD Jacket – Subsea Wellhead Template Installation Sequence
R131 HSD-S-A-ST-S-DW-0062 Rev. G01 HSD Subsea Template – Docking Piles Installation Sequence
2.3.11. Other References
R132 INT-GEN-S-A-00-JK-PR-0001 Rev. A1 HSD & HST– Pre-sailaway Checklist
R133 GEN-S-A-00-S-PR-0042 Rev. B1 Saturation Diving Subsea Installation Procedure
R134 GEN-S-A-00-S-PR-0041 Rev. B1 Diving Project Plan
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2.4. Sub-Contractor Documents and References
R135 GEN-S-A-00-S-PR-00002 Rev. G01 ROV Procedures
2.5. Units
All information presented herein adopts the International System of Units (SI).
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3. GENERAL INFORMATION
3.1. HST and HSD WHP Brief Description

3.1.1. HST WHP Platform
 HST Jacket
Structural type 4 legged, steel frame jacket
Legs A = double batter (1 / 7.0711)
Legs B = single batter (1 / 10)
Mudmat elevation EL(-) 45.130 m, plan size = 23.026 x 19.513 m2
2
Top bracing EL(+) 6.500 m, plan size = 14.350 x 12.700 m
elevation
Top of leg elevation EL(+) 8.000 m
Jacket dry/operating 976.8 t (excluding installation aids), Ref. R75 Rev. G03
weight
Jacket lifting weight Static Hook Load = 880.1 t, Dynamic Hook Load = 1056.1 t
(in air condition)
Predicted maximum Static Hook Load = 312.6 t, Dynamic Hook Load = 375.12 t
hook load during
upending
Foundation system Pile 54” x (25.4 to 50.8 mm WT) driven through the 4 legs until 88.000 m for Row-A and Row-
B. Each set of piles are made of 4 sections with the range weight is 37.75 t to 54.41 t.
Jacket deployment Lifting off cargo barge is with single hook with 4 lifting points
method
Jacket upending Upending is performed with utilized double hook after lift off from barge.
method
Miscellaneous 4 sets of crown shims and transition pieces
appurtenances to be
installed: 2 sets of boatlanding at Jacket Row-1 and Row-2
1 no of drill deck
Note: All elevations are referenced to LAT (LAT is -0.67m with reference to MSL).
 HST Drill Deck
Stabbing point El. (+) 12.000 m
elevation
Drill deck elevation El. (+) 21.000 m
Drill weight 119.76 t and 132.18 t are the operating net an gross weight, respectively; Ref. R76 Rev. G05.
Note: All elevations are referenced to LAT.
3.1.2. HSD WHP Platform

 HSD Jacket
Structural type 4 legged, steel frame jacket
Legs A = double batter (1 / 7.0711)
Legs B = single batter (1 / 10)
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2
Mudmat elevation EL(-) 42.130 m, plan size = 22.426 x 19.213 m
Top bracing EL(+) 6.500 m, plan size = 14.350 x 12.700 m2
elevation
Top of leg elevation EL(+) 8.000 m
Jacket dry/operating 914.5 t (excluding installation aids), Ref. R73 Rev. G03
weight
Jacket lifting weight Static Hook Load = 833.0 t, Dynamic Hook Load = 999.6 t
(in air condition)
Predicted maximum Static Hook Load = 327.0 t, Dynamic Hook Load = 392.4 t
hook load during
upending
Foundation system Pile 54” x (25.4 to 50.8 mm WT) driven through the 4 legs until 83.000 m for Row-A and Row-
B. Each set of piles are made of 4 sections with the range weight is 34.75 t to 51.35 t.
Jacket deployment Lifting off cargo barge is with single hook with 4 lifting points
method
Jacket upending Upending is performed with utilized double hook after lift off from barge.
method
Miscellaneous Subsea template and docking piles before jacket installation
appurtenances to be
installed: 4 sets of crown shims and transition pieces
2 sets of boatlanding at Jacket Row-1 and Row-2
1 no of drill deck
 HSD Drill Deck
Stabbing point El. (+) 12.000 m
elevation
Drill deck elevation El. (+) 21.000 m
Drill weight 124.70 t and 149.74 t are the operating net an gross weight, respectively; Ref. R74 Rev. G04.
3.2. Field Location

The two wellhead platform, HST platform and HSD platform, target location is presented in Table 3-1. H1
WHP presented as reference only. The data are extracted from Ref. R72. For HSD Jacket, the location is
fixed by existing two wellheads.
Table 3-1 – Platform Location
Coordinate
Facility Design Existing
UTM Geodetic UTM Geodetic
HSD-1X 825 135.800 mE 107 57’ 58.42” E 825 135.320 mE 107 57’ 58.41” E
WHP 1 116 504.600 mN 10 05’ 13.14” N 1 116 500.320 mN 10 05’ 13.00” N
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Coordinate
Facility Design Existing
UTM Geodetic UTM Geodetic
HSD-5X 825 132.260 mE 107 57’ 58.31” E 825 132.060 mE 107 57’ 58.30” E
WHP 1 116 504.600 mN 10 05’ 13.14” N 1 116 500.750 mN 10 05’ 13.01” N
823 663.000 mE 107 57’ 07.53” E
HST WHP - -
1 107 825.000 mN 10 00’ 31.34” N
824 500.000 mE 107 57’ 34.22” E
H1 WHP - -
1 105 200.000 mN 09 59’ 05.74” N
Note: 1) UTM coordinates are based on Datum WGS84, Spheroid WGS84, UTM Zone 48, Northern Hemisphere,
o
Central Meridian (CM) 105 E
2) HSD Jacket location will be constrained by two existing wellhead.
3) HST coordinate reference is centerline of conductor slot #5
3.3. Jacket Installation Tolerances

In accordance with the jacket installation tolerance specification, the jacket shall be placed with the level
tolerance of 1:200 across the jacket legs in any one direction.
3.4. Site Metocean

Jacket installation are expected to commence in between July to August. The prevailing seastate, 1-year
return period, for the above months are depicted as presented in Figure 3-1. Detailed metocean data can
be referred to Ref. R74.
Figure 3-1 – Wave Rose for July to September
3.5. Environmental Limit

Prior to operation, weather forecast provided daily and actual site condition will be re-evaluated by
Superintendent in liaison with Captain, COMPANY, MWS representative and relevant SUB-
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CONTRACTOR(s) in order to decide whether it is safe for execution of particular works considering any
hazard involved.
Weather forecast (minimum at 12 hours interval) shall be received prior to start jacket and topside lifting until
the operation is deemed complete.
3.6. General Weather Criteria for Castoro Otto Operation

General weather limit for Castoro Otto operations are detailed hereafter (Ref. Table 3-2), however actual
operability limit might be different based on sea state period and direction. Actual execution of any activity is
at Castoro Otto Superintendent and Captain discretion in order to ensure at any time safety for crew vessel
and assets.
Table 3-2 – General Weather Criteria for Castoro Otto Operation
Operation Hs Wind Speed

Anchor Handling 2.0 m 30 knots (15.43 m/s)
Barge Mooring 1.5 m 25 knots (12.86 m/s)
Heavy Lifting ( > 300 t) 1.0 m 20 knots (10.29 m/s)
Loading from Cargo barge 2.0 m 25 knots (12.86 m/s)
3.7. Castoro Otto Mooring Capability

It has been asssesed that Castoro Otto mooring confirguration is able to withstand the following seastate as
per Ref. R78:
 Significant wave height, Hs = 2.00 m
 Zero crossing period, Tz = 7s
 Mean wind speed, U60 = 10.00 m/s
 Current speed @ water surface = 0.86 m/s
 Water depth = 42.130 m (HSD site) and 45.130 m (HST site)
NOTE: Weather scenario adopted in the mooring analysis are in accordance with DnV OS-E301, using
non-collinear environmental loading, where wind and current are assumed to be acting in 30 deg and 40 deg
relatives to the wave respectively.
3.8. Specific Weather Constraint for Jacket Installation

Should adverse weather waiting, Castoro Otto for short duration may postpone specific works (related
to/affected by activities listed in Table 3-2) and stand-by until the favorable weather conditions are in place.
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4. JACKET PRE-INSTALLATION
4.1. Pre-sailaway Check List

Before barge sailaway, there is a pre-sailaway check list that to be completed. Refer to R132 for detailed
checklist.
4.2. Marine Spread

Table 4-1 describes marine spread that will be utilized for the HSD and HST Transportation and Installation.
Table 4-1 – Marine Spread
Convoy Towing Tug / Vessel Cargo Barge Designation

No. Name BHP Bollard Pull Name Size
1 ENA 5000 71 t New Cruz 330’ x 100’ x Transportation of:
PHOENIX 331 20’
* HSD Jacket (1 nos)
* HSD Boatlanding (2 nos)
* HSD Drill Deck (1 no)
* HSD Transition Piece (4 nos)
* HSD Crown Plates (24 nos)
* HSD Subsea Template (1 no)
* HSD Docking Pile (2 nos)
2 ENA 4000 59 t Kreuz 284 282’ x 90’ x Transportation of:

MONARCH 18’
* HST Jacket (1 nos)
* HST Boatlanding (2 nos)
* HST Drill Deck (1 no)
* HST Transition Piece (4 nos)
* HST Crown Plates (24 nos)
3 OCEAN 3200 44.9 t SAL Draco 282’ x 90’ x Transportation of:

CENTURY 18’
* HSD Piles (16 nos)
* HST Piles (16 nos)
Note: The minimum BHP’s are then estimated with empiric equation: BHP  100 x BP.
4.3. Transportation
4.3.1. Bollard Pull Requirement
Table 4-2 presents bollard pull requirement that extracted from Ref. R83, R84 and R89 for HSD jacket, HST
Jacket and HSD & HST Piles.
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Table 4-2 – Bollard Pull
Convoy Minimum Towing

Cargo Barge Bollard Pull Reference
No. Tug BHP
1 New Cruz 331 60 t Ref. R83  6000
2 Kreuz 282 50 t Ref. R84  5000
3 SAL Draco 30 t Ref. R89  3000
Note: The minimum BHP’s are then estimated with empiric equation: BHP  100 x BP.
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5. JACKET INSTALLATION SEQUENCE
Table 5-1 presents the Jacket and appurtenances installation sequence in a general perspective. Specific
section that detailing step by step of particular main activity is written under dedicated Section on remark
column. The installation sequences are applicable for HSD Jacket and HST Jacket with differences that
described later on.
Table 5-1 – General Jacket Installation Sequence
Remark or
Sequence Main Activity
Reference
1. Jacket pre-installation debris-free survey Section 5.1
2. Castoro Otto preparation for jacket installation Section 5.2
3. Subsea template and docking pile installation Not applicable for
HST Jacket since
Subsea Template
only for HSD (Ref.
R66).
4. Jacket lifting operation Section 5.3.3
 Jacket cargo barge mooring alongside Castoro Otto starboard side  Section 5.4.1
 Jacket pre-lifting inspection  Section 5.4.2
 Jacket rigging rig-up and seafastening cutting  Section 5.4.3
 Jacket lifting off cargo barge  Section 5.4.4
5. Jacket upending and set down Section 5.4.5
6. Pile installation Section 5.5
7. Jacket leveling Section 5.5.5
8. Crown plate installation Section 5.5.5
9. Pile final cut-off Section 5.5.5
10. Transition piece installation and final cut-off Section 5.8
11. Boatlanding installation Section 5.10
12. Drilling deck installation Section 5.11
13. Miscellaneous activities Section 5.12
 Flooding legs and removal flooding system  Section 5.12.1
 Removal of closure plate on top of jacket leg  Section 5.12.2
 Post installation survey  Section 5.12.5
 Removal installation aids on the Jacket  Section 5.12.3
 Offshore install jacket appurtenances  Section 5.12.4
5.1. Jacket Pre-installation Survey

It is required to perform a debris visual survey on the jacket installation area. Such survey is carried out by
means of Sonar system performed by Installation Contractor with ROV prior jacket barge mooring.
A detailed description of the survey can be found in the Ref. R135.
The purpose of the survey is to ensure that the jacket location is free from any obstructions or debris
(cement, scrap metal, localized outcrops, etc). In case of presence of debris that may/will jeopardize the
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Jacket installation, ROV supervisor, Castoro Otto Superintendent and COMPANY representative will on the
most suitable procedure to remove the debris.
All subsea survey will be video-taped and presented to Company as part of as built documents.
5.2. Castoro Otto Preparation for Jacket Installation
Table 5-2 – Castoro Otto Preparation for Jacket Installation
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Reference
1. Ensure Company approval of jacket seabed location and cleanliness.
2. Prepare JSA and permits for starting operations.
3. Confirm environment conditions are suitable to commence jacket installation Section 3.5, 3.6; Site
and the weather window, refer to forecast, is suitable for duration of the weather forecast.
activity.
4. Prepare mooring lines, spacers and fenders.
5. Confirm anchor spread is fully operational.
6. AHT is ready to perform mooring deployment
7. Position and moor Castoro Otto stand-off position approximately 150 m east Ref. R118 and R119
of jacket target location while Castoro Otto is heading to platform north.
Test Castoro Otto anchoring system.
8. Confirm Sub-contractors have set-up their equipments and ready for the
work:
 Survey and positioning services
 ROV services
 Air diving services
 Pile monitoring
 Menck hammer control
 Welding and NDT
9. Ensure all equipment/materials required for the operation are available and
layout on Castoro Otto deck is correct.
10. Rig up the following main spreads and ensure that the system work properly:
 Piling system (hammer, power pack and reeling unit)
 ILT system (ILT unit and power pack)
 Jacket leveling system (power pack, jacks and reeling unit)
Note: functional test of equipments are also to be performed onshore prior
mobilization.
11. Ballast Castoro Otto for heavy lift draught.
Ballast arrangement will be decide by Castoro Otto Captain at site in order to
optimized the vessel stability throughout operation. This will consider the
actual sea-state condition, existing fluid level in tanks and lifting steps of the
jacket. Install two units 7.5 m fender system at Castoro Otto starboard side.
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5.3. Subsea Wellhead Template Installation
5.3.1. Subsea Template Leveling
Table 5-3 – Subsea Template Leveling
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1. Prepare sand bag and deploy to template footprint.
2. Deploy diver to seabed
3. Put necessary sand bag at subsea template footprint
5.3.2. Subsea Wellhead Template and Docking Pile Installation and Pile Frame Removal
Table 5-4 – Subsea Wellhead Template and Docking Pile Installation and Pile Frame Removal
Remark or
Reference
Subsea Template Installation
1. Confirm main tow tug and barge are ready for berthing operations.
2. Confirm AHT is ready in field and briefed on operational requirements.
3. Deploy marine crew to Cargo Barge by work boat. Marine crew to assist
handling of tugger lines as required.
4. Connect tugger lines from AHT to Cargo Barge.
5. With AHT assistance, manoeuvre Cargo Barge along Castoro Otto portside Ref. R130
with Cargo Barge stern to Castoro Otto bow.
6. Once cargo barge is at suitable distance alongside Castoro Otto, pass Ref. R130
mooring lines from Castoro Otto to Cargo Barge and secure the barge at
Castoro Otto portside.
7. Check suitability of weather condition
8. Connect subsea template pre-rigged lifting grommet to Auxiliary hook of Ref. R130, R117
Castoro Otto Clyde crane.
9. Perform cutting of subsea template seafastening. Working crews to move Ref. R130
away at safe distance. Lift subsea template above cargo barge to have
clearance.
10. Swing crane in counter clockwise direction and position subsea on starboard
side.
11. Submerge subsea template and lower it until near seabed.
12. Deploy ROV to monitoring the subsea template set down.
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13. Stab subsea template onto existing predrilled wellhead (i.e. conductor/DMR)
and set down it. The following existing well head coordinates will be taken as
reference:
Description Easting (m) Northing (m)

HSD-1x 825135.32 1116500.32
HSD-5x 825132.06 1116500.75
Lifting and stabbing of the subsea wellhead template over the wells will be
monitored by ROV. Transponders on the subsea wellhead template will give
position and ROV will provide the video. ROV will provide video while
stabbing the subsea wellhead template over the wells.
In order to guide the subsea wellhead template deployment into the right
position and orientation, survey equipment will identify and continuously
monitor the location of HSD-1x and 5x as reference.
14. Slack the rigging and check the subsea wellhead template levelness by Ref. R130, Section
monitoring the bull eyes on it. 5.3.1
In addition to the bull eye the divers can perform additional level checks with
spirit level in other corner of the subsea wellhead template.
In case of severe out of levelness than subsea wellhead template will be lifted
and divers to recover the out of levelness with additional sand bags or
removing some.
Note: If the subsea template is not level then procedure in Section 5.3.1 need
to be proceed.
15. Cut sacrificial sling as per Ref. R117 by ROV. Recover Auxiliary hook to Ref. R130, R117
Castoro Otto deck for next operation.
Docking Pile Installation (by Castoro Otto)
16. Cut docking piles seafastening. Ref. R105 (sheet-1,
8) R131
17. Rig-up Clyde Crane Auxiliary hook with ILT and insert ILT to top of docking Ref. R131
pile-1.
18. Rig-up Gantry crane hook to pre-rigged chocker sling on bottom of docking
pile-1.
19. Raise Auxiliary hook and Gantry crane hook simultaneously to have
clearance between cargo barge on to Castoro Otto deck.
20. Move Gantry crane to Clyde crane and maintain Gantry crane hook elevation.
Meanwhile, simultaneously raise Whip hook until docking pile in vertical
position.
21. Slack rigging on Gantry crane and recover rigging from docking pile.
22. Rotate Clyde crane until the pile on top of subsea template position.
23. Submerge docking pile until reach approximately 5.0 m from subsea
template.
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24. Insert docking pile onto respective slot. Let the docking pile self-penetration.
The modified shims on the guide cone will ensure that pile is satisfactorily
vertical and in within jacket receiver cone. Therefore, once pile is in self-
penetration it will always be in within tolerance of verticality.
Note: ROV is monitoring the process.
25. Release ILT from docking pile and recover ILT to Castoro Otto deck.
26. Rig-up MHU150S rigging to Auxiliary hook.
27. Swing Clyde crane, lower the hammer and insert to docking pile.
Note: ROV is monitoring the process.
28. Drive docking pile until target penetration.
29. Recover hammer on board Castoro Otto.
30. Redo sequence 16 to 30 for docking pile-2.
Note: After the second Pile has been fully driven, then location and distance
of the top of the two piles needs to be measured and recorded to ensure piles
are installed within tolerances to allow for proper jacket installation stab-over.
This will be done by the divers assistance.
31. The divers cut hole for docking pin and then insert the docking pin Section 5.3.3
Pile Frame Removal (by DSV)
32. Deploy diver to near subsea template.
33. Remove DMR sleeve Ref. R71
Note:
HSD-1x : 18 x 24 mm bolts
HSD-5x : 4 x 24 mm bolts
34. Diver removes bolts on flange connection between pile frame and bottom Ref. R67
frame.
Note: 4 x 30 mm bolts on 4 connections.
35. Rig-up subsea template rigging for recovery to crane main hook. Ref. R117, R131
36. Swing and lower rigging to seabed.
37. Diver to connect rigging on subsea template (i.e. master link) to recovery
rigging.
38. Raise hook to lift pile frame from base frame and recover to DSV deck.
39. Recover diver to DSV deck
Docking Pile “Bullet” Installation (by Castoro Otto)
40. Rig-up Auxiliary hook to docking pile “bullet” by using subsea template rigging Ref. R131
arrangement.
41. Lift and lower it to seabed.
42. Insert docking pile bullet to top of pile.
Note: ROV to monitor the insertion process.
43. ROV hold the ROV friendly hook and open the latch. Pull the hook outside
the “bullet” lifting handle.
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44. Recover Auxiliary hook and repeat step 39 to 42 for other “bullet” for next
docking pile.
45. Docking piles are ready for Jacket installation Section 5.3.3
5.3.3. Drilling Docking Pile and Pin Insertion
Table 5-5 – Drilling Docking Pile and Pin Insertion
Remark or
Reference
1. Prepare Broco equipments and pile locking pin. Deploy it to near subsea Ref. R68, Ref. R133
template.
2. Deploy divers to subsea wellhead template.
3. Cut holes on subsea template until through the docking pile at two locations Ref. R67, R68, Ref.
on each docking pile. R133
4. Insert the pile locking pin through the holes. Ref. R67, R68, Ref.
Diver cut the pile locking pin extension. R133
5. Recover diver and equipment to Castoro Otto.
5.4. Jacket Lifting, Upending and Set-down Operation

5.4.1. Mooring of Jacket Cargo Barge alongside Castoro Otto
Table 5-6 – Mooring of Jacket Cargo Barge alongside Castoro Otto
Remark or
Reference
1. Confirm main tow tug and barge are ready for berthing operations.
2. Confirm AHT is ready in field and briefed on operational requirements.
3. Deploy marine crew to Cargo Barge by workboat. Marine crew to assist
handling of tugger lines as required.
4. Connect tugger lines from AHT to Cargo Barge.
5. With AHT assistance, manoeuvre Cargo Barge along Castoro Otto starboard
with Cargo Barge stern to Castoro Otto stern.
6. Once cargo barge is at suitable distance alongside Castoro Otto, pass Ref. R124, R125
mooring lines from Castoro Otto to Cargo Barge and secure the barge at
Castoro Otto Starboard side.
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5.4.2. Jacket Pre-Lifting Inspection
Table 5-7 – Jacket Pre-Lifting Inspection
Remark or
Reference
1. Once the jacket is safely secured, install gangway to connect Castoro Otto
deck to Cargo Barge.
Note: Gangway will be re-inspected prior usage.
2. Scaffolding tower around seafastening of Jacket/Boatlanding/Drill Deck for
cutting access need to be re-inspected and certified by qualified Safety
Officer or competent personnel.
3. MWS, CONTRACTOR & COMPANY to perform jacket pre-lifting inspection.
Ensure cargo barge and all cargoes are intact and in good condition.
Pay particular attention to the following items:
 All temporary platforms and walkways are secured as per design drawings. Ref. R101
 All riggings and tugger lines are installed with dimension and location as Ref. R98, R110,
per design drawing. R111
4. Re-ensure weather forecast window are suitable for lifting operation. Section 3.5, 3.6; Site
weather forecast.
5. Obtain Approval from MWS and COMPANY to commence jacket
seafastenings cutting and further jacket lifting preparation.
5.4.3. Jacket Rigging Rig-up and Seafastening Cutting
Table 5-8 – Jacket Rigging Rig-up and Seafastening Cutting
Remark or
Reference
1. Upon MWS, CONTRACTORS & COMPANY Approval, perform the below
Activity 2 to 10 in parallel.
2. Connect jacket tugger and mooring lines to Castoro Otto as per design Ref. R124, R125
drawing.
3. Set Castoro Otto Clyde Crane at sufficient height over the Jacket Horizontal Ref. R110 (sheet-1),
Rigging R111 (sheet-1)
 Rig up lifting slings to Clyde crane Main Hook at two opposite prong. Raise
the hook to a suitable elevation but still maintaining slings slack.
4. Set Castoro Otto Clyde Crane at sufficient height over the Jacket Upending Ref. R110( sheet-2),
Rigging R111 (sheet-2)
 Rig up lifting slings to Clyde crane Auxiliary Hook at two opposite prong.
Raise the hook to a suitable elevation but still maintaining slings slack.
5. Ensure the riggings are slack and not entangled/twisted and has enough
clearance to jacket.
6. Cut seafastenings at dedicated offshore cutting lines at El. (-) 42.130 m and Ref. R105 (sheet-4,
El. (-) 8.000 m of Leg-B1 and Leg-B2 1) 5, 6, 7), R107 (sheet-
4, 5, 6, 7)
7. Set Castoro Otto Clyde Crane in Fixed Mode
8. Raise Main hook and tension up to 100 t to recover slack on the main slings.
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9. Cut seafastenings at dedicated offshore cutting lines at El. (-) 26.500 m of Ref. R104 sheet-1/2,
1)
Leg-B1 and Leg-B2 R106
10. All cut seafastening/grillage members and cutting tools to be properly secured
to the cargo barge deck to prevent any loss at sea.
Note: 1) Before cutting the gusset plate, ensure Ø60 temporary support pipe is properly installed Ref. R105 (sheet-
10, 11, 12) and R107 (sheet-10, 11, 12).
5.4.4. Jacket Lifting Off Cargo Barge
Table 5-9 – Jacket Lifting Off Cargo Barge and Upending
Remark or
Reference
1. Raise Main Hook of the Castoro Otto Clyde Crane gradually to increase the HLV stability
tension in the horizontal lifting slings. parameter (e.g. heel,
Keep upending sling attached on Auxiliary Hook in slack condition. trim) and Crane
This operation shall be carried in parallel with the adjustment of Castoro Otto parameter (boom
ballast pattern if and as required by Castoro Otto Master. reach, loading, etc)
can be monitored
from the HLV Bridge.
2. Connect first AHT to bow of Cargo Barge and the second AHT to the stern of Ref. R124, R125
Cargo Barge.
3. Perform final check to see if the Jacket is completely free from seafastening
connection to the cargo barge.
4. Marine crews stand-by on cargo barge for handling/controlling of mooring Ref. R124, R125
lines.
5. Raise Main Hook and lift Jacket to suitable clearance (approx. 5.0 m) from Ref. R124 (sheet-1),
jacket seafastening. R125 (sheet-1)
Dynamic Hook Load = 999.6 t (HSD Jacket).
Dynamic Hook Load = 1056.1 t (HST Jacket).
Once clearance from cargo barge is achieved, unmoor Cargo Barge from
Castoro Otto and relocate her to the Castoro Otto portside for next scope.
6. Lower Jacket into the water, until the jacket is approximately half submerged. Ref. R124 (sheet-2),
Keep the Main Hook at elevation (+) 50.7 m. R125 (sheet-2)
7. Rotate Jacket 90 counterclockwise.
8. Deploy ROV for upending operation assistance to monitor clearance Jacket
and seabed.
9. Raise Auxiliary Hook gradually to increase the tension in the upending lifting
slings.
Keep Main Hook elevation and check clearance for upending sling to Jacket.
10. Raise Auxiliary Hook until Jacket reach 20 pitch angle. Ref. R124 (sheet-3),
Keep Main Hook elevation. R125 (sheet-3)
Main Hook: Dynamic Hook Load = 315.6 t (HSD Jacket).
Auxiliary Hook: Dynamic Hook Load = 294.0 t (HSD Jacket).
Main Hook: Dynamic Hook Load = 258.1 t (HST Jacket).
Auxiliary Hook: Dynamic Hook Load = 309.1 t (HST Jacket).
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11. Raise Auxiliary Hook and decrease Main Hook simultaneously until Jacket in Ref. R124 (sheet-4),
vertical position. R125 (sheet-4)
Keep monitor Jacket clearance and seabed by ROV.
Main Hook: Maximum Dynamic Hook Load = 0.0 t (HSD Jacket).
Auxiliary Hook: Maximum Dynamic Hook Load = 392.4 t (HSD Jacket).
Main Hook: Maximum Dynamic Hook Load = 0.0 t (HST Jacket).
Auxiliary Hook: Maximum Dynamic Hook Load = 375.1 t (HST Jacket).
12. Release horizontal lifting shackle by connects power pack to pre-install Ref. R124 (sheet-4),
hydraulic hose and raise Main Hook. R125 (sheet-4)
Use tugger line from crane boom to avoid shackle crash Jacket.
13. Rotate Jacket 90 counterclockwise. Ref. R124 (sheet-4),
R125 (sheet-4)
14. Move Castoro Otto to final set down location
5.4.5. Jacket Set Down
Table 5-10 – HSD Jacket Set Down
Remark or
Reference
1. Deploy ROV to monitoring Jacket set down.
2. Set Auxiliary Hook radius approximately on top of docking pile. Ref. R124 (sheet-4)
3. Lower Auxiliary Hook to have pre-installed docking pile through Jacket Ref. R124 (sheet-4),
docking piles guide until Jacket set down on seabed. Section 5.3
Note: Stabbing process is monitored by ROV.
4. Slack upending rigging and dismantle upending shackles.
5. Flood Jacket legs by operating reach rods. Ref. R04, R90,
Note: Flooding jacket leg is based on Ref. R90. Section 5.12.1
6. Recover lifting rigging by releasing hydraulic shackle.

7. Surveyor to perform and record jacket level
Table 5-11 – HST Jacket Set Down
Remark or
Reference
1. Deploy ROV to monitoring Jacket set down.
2. Deploy positioning personnel to Jacket by accessing ladder. Ref. R101
3. Personnel to come back to Castoro Otto
4. Rotate Jacket to adjust the Jacket heading and adjust Auxiliary Hook and Ref. R125 (sheet-4)
boom radius for jacket position.
5. Lower Auxiliary Hook until Jacket set down on seabed. Ref. R125 (sheet-4),
Note: Set down process is monitored by ROV. Section 5.3
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6. Slack upending rigging and dismantle upending shackles.
7. Flood Jacket legs by operating reach rods. Ref. R06, Section
Note: Flooding jacket leg is based on Ref. R91. 5.12.1
8. Recover lifting rigging by releasing hydraulic shackle.

9. Surveyors to check and confirm jacket location and orientation
10. Surveyors to perform and record jacket level
5.5. Pile Installation Procedure

5.5.1. Pile Installation Sequence
Main references for pile installation are Ref. R79, R80, R81, R82, R122, and R123.
Table 5-12 – Pile Installation Sequence
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1. All legs Install riggings and ILT on Pile lead section (P1), handling and Ref. R122, R123,
stabbing to correlated leg. Section 5.5.2
2. All legs Disconnect ILT, Install scaffolding Ref. R122, R123
st
3. All legs Install riggings and ILT on Pile 1 -add on section (P2), Ref. R122, R123,
handling, stabbing to correlated P1, and remove ILT. Section 5.5.2
Note: the pile stabbing guides have been verified in document

Ref. R92 and found satisfactorily to hold pile section self-weight
upon pile completely stabbed hence ILT can be removed.
Furthermore, in accordance with drawing Ref. R103 there will
be also pile fit up arrangement to adjust the piles prior welding.
4. All legs Weld aligning padeye, install turn buckle, fit-up section P2 to Ref. R103, Section
P1, weld and perform NDT. 5.5.3
5. All legs Remove turn buckle, cut aligning padeye, grind flush, remove
scaffolding, insert ILT, lift P2-P1, cut P1 pile stopper, grind
flush, perform NDT, and set P2-P1 for self-penetration.
6. All legs Drive P2-P1until intermediate penetration
7. All legs Install ballerina, cut-off P2 allowance, and perform surface weld
preparation.
nd
8. All legs Install riggings and ILT on Pile 2 -add on section (P3), Ref. R122, R123,
handling, stabbing to correlated P2. Once stabbed, ILT Section 5.5.2
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9. All legs Weld aligning padeye, install turn buckle, fit-up section P3 to Ref. R103, Section
10. Leg A1 Remove turn buckle, cut aligning padeye, grind flush, remove
ballerina and drive P3-P2-P1 until intermediate penetration.
11. Leg A1 Install ballerina, cut-off P3 allowance, and perform surface weld
preparation.
rd
12. Leg A1 Install riggings and ILT on Pile 3 -add on section (P4), handling Ref. R122, R123,
and stabbing to correlated P3. Once stabbed, ILT removed. Section 5.5.2

13. Leg A1 Weld aligning padeye, install turn buckle, fit-up section P4 to Ref. R103, Section
ballerina and drive P4-P3-P2-P1 until target penetration.
16. Leg A2 Install ballerina, cut-off P3 allowance, and perform surface weld
preparation.
rd
17. Leg A2 Install riggings and ILT on Pile 3 -add on section (P4), handling Ref. R122, R123,

18. Leg A2 Weld aligning padeye, install turn buckle, fit-up section P4 to Ref. R103, Section
20. Leg B1 Remove turn buckle, cut aligning padeye, grind flush, remove
21. Leg B1 Install ballerina, cut-off P3 allowance, and perform surface weld
preparation.
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22. Leg B1 Install riggings and ILT on Pile 3 -add on section (P4), handling Ref. R122, R123,

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23. Leg B1 Weld aligning padeye, install turn buckle, fit-up section P4 to Ref. R103, Section
26. Leg B2 Install ballerina, cut-off P3 allowance, and perform surface weld
preparation.
27. Leg B2 Install riggings and ILT on Pile 3rd-add on section (P4), handling Ref. R122, R123,

28. Leg B2 Weld aligning padeye, install turn buckle, fit-up section P4 to Ref. R103, Section
Note: Sequence 10 to 29 is done to minimize set-up time and avoid refusal limit.
5.5.2. Pile Handling Sequence

Each pile string is composed of four-pile sections Ø1372 mm (54”) that can be summarized in Table 5-13.
Table 5-13 – Pile Length and Weight Data
Leg-A1 and Leg-A2 Leg-B1 and Leg-B2

Jacket Section Length Weight Length Weight
(m) (t) (m) (t)
HSD Jacket Lead section (P1) 51.826 44.93 51.414 44.59
st
HSD Jacket 1 add-on (P2) 27.760 27.80 27.760 37.80
nd
HSD Jacket 2 add on (P3) 37.960 53.02 38.960 54.28
rd
HSD Jacket 3 add on (P4) 34.024 44.46 32.770 42.88
HST Jacket Lead section (P1) 54.875 47.51 54.939 47.56
st
HST Jacket 1 add-on (P2) 37.760 57.45 37.260 57.03
nd
HST Jacket 2 add on (P3) 29.710 40.68 29.710 40.68
rd
HST Jacket 3 add on (P4) 35.304 46.06 35.035 45.72
Note: 1) Length is measured from top of pile until end of pile or tip of stabbing guide.
2) Weight includes stabbing guide.
Horizontal lifting shall be only from cargo barge and transferred onto Castoro Otto deck.
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In order to upend the piles to upright position for stabbing into jacket leg, lead and add-on sections will be
upended by following method:
 Pile lead section (P1) and pile 1st add-on (P2) will be upended by utilizing double crane (Gantry crane
and Clyde crane). Refer Table 5-14 for detailed sequence.
 Pile 2 add-on (P3) and pile 3 add-on (P4) will be upended by utilizing Clyde crane and upending
nd rd
sled. Refer Table 5-15 for detailed sequence.
Table 5-14 – Pile Handling Sequence with Double Crane
Remark or
Reference
1. On board of the cargo barge, cut seafastening of piles following the sequence Ref. R108
of installation.
2. Ensure pile pre-rigged chocker slings are correctly positioned on lifting point. Ref. R112, R114
3. Rig-up Clyde Whip hook with ILT and insert ILT to top of pile. Ref. R112, R122
(sheet-1, 2), R114,
R123 (sheet-1, 2)
4. Rig-up Gantry hook to pile pre-rigged chocker sling at bottom of pile.
5. Lift-up simultaneously the pile approximately 7.5 m above Ref. R122 (sheet-1,
barge/seafastening. 2), R123 (sheet-1, 2)
6. Rotate Gantry crane and Clyde crane until the pile above the Castoro Otto
deck.
Note: Keep clearance between pile and Castoro Otto deck.
7. Move gantry crane to the Clyde crane and maintain gantry hook elevation.
Meanwhile, simultaneously raise Whip hook until pile in vertical position.
8. Slack rigging on Gantry crane and recover rigging from pile
9. Rotate Clyde crane until the pile on top of correlated legs.
10. Stab the pile onto jacket leg or onto previous pile.
11. Release and retrieve ILT from pile.
Table 5-15 – Pile Handling Sequence with Single Crane
Remark or
Reference
1. On board of the cargo barge, cut seafastening of piles following the sequence Ref. R108
of installation.
2. Ensure pile pre-rigged chocker grommets are correctly positioned on lifting Ref. R112, R114
point.
3. Rig-up transfer slings to Clyde Whip hook. Ref. R112, R122
(sheet-3), R114,
R123 (sheet-3)
4. Connect transfer slings to pile pre-rigged choker grommets.
5. Lift-up the pile approximately 7.5 m above the barge/seafastening. Ref. R122 (sheet-3),
R123 (sheet-3)
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6. Rotate Clyde crane until pile above the Castoro Otto deck and placed bottom
part of pile on top of pile sled.
Note: Keep clearance between pile and Castoro Otto deck during rotation.
7. Slack transfer riggings. Disconnect it from pile and Whip hook.
8. Rig-up Clyde Whip hook with ILT and insert ILT to top of pile.
9. Raise Whip hook and rotate Clyde crane simultaneously to upend the pile
until the pile in vertical position.
Note: sled might be moved during pile upending.
10. Rotate Clyde crane until the pile on top of correlated legs.
11. Stab the pile onto jacket leg or onto previous pile.
12. Release and retrieve ILT from pile.
5.5.3. Pile Fit-up
Table 5-16 – Pile Fit-up Sequence
Remark or
Reference
1. Prepare fit-up equipment i.e. bullets, padeyes and turnbuckles. Ref. R103
2. Tack weld bullet to provide 11 mm gap between piles.
3. Weld padeye on previous pile for about 825 mm from top of pile.
4. Weld padeye on following pile for about 825 mm from bottom of pile.
5. Install turnbuckle and tighten it until piles have uniform gaps.
6. Perform weld and remove bullets before weld completion.
7. Perform NDT after weld completion.
8. Dismantle turnbuckle and remove padeyes.
5.5.4. Pile Driving

Pile driving will utilize MHU150S and MHU800S hammer. According to pile drivability analysis (Ref. R79
and R80), P1+P2 is driven by using MHU150S and P1+P2+P3 and P1+P2+P3+P4 is driven by using
MHU800S.
The pile characteristic, section data (thickness/length), maximum stickup, and hammer usage are
summarized in Table 5-17. The expected self-penetration is presented in Table 5-18. The data are
extracted from Ref. R79 and R80.
The pile driving will be considered to meet the refusal limit when the blow count of 1000 bl/m is reached.
HSD Jacket Piles
Ref. R79 Section 12.2 described that there is no expected to reach refusal limit under continuous driving
conditions for all pile segments. The maximum blow count is 720 bl/m and 745 bl/m for Row-A and Row-B,
respectively.
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 Row-A
For P3 driving under full setup conditions, hammer energy may be increased to 70% to continue
driving from 42.0m to 56.0m depth, resulting in maximum blow count of 424 bl/m.
For P4 start of driving under the upper bound restart driving condition, maximum blow count is 310
bl/m. Under full setup condition, refusal may be encountered at the start of driving of P4. Thus, driving
of P4 should begin immediately after the end of driving of P3 to avoid full setup conditions.
For P4 driving in upper bound restart driving condition, hammer energy can be increased to 60% to
continue driving after 70.0 m up to 78.0 m depth, with maximum blow count of 690 bl/m. At 78.0m
depth, refusal may be encountered under the upper bound restart driving condition. Thus, driving
should be done continuously from 78.0 m to target penetration.
 Row-B
For Row B piles, no refusal is expected under continuous driving conditions, with maximum blow count
of 745 bl/m.
For P4 driving under lower bound restart driving conditions, hammer energy may be increased to 90%
to continue driving from 78.0 m to 83.0 m depth, with maximum blow count of 553 bl/m.
Refusal may be encountered at 68.0m depth under the upper bound restart driving condition and at
62.0 m depth under the full setup conditions. Thus, driving of P4 should be done continuously to avoid
the risk of refusal under these conditions.
HST Jacket Piles
Ref. R81 Section 12.2 described that there is no expected to reach refusal limit under continuous driving
conditions for all pile segments. The maximum blow count is 720 bc/m and 745 bc/m for Row-A and Row-B,
respectively.
For P2 and P3 driving, no refusal is expected under all restart driving conditions, with maximum blow count
of 710 bl/m.
For P4 start of driving under the upper bound restart driving condition, maximum blow count is 875 bl/m.
Under full setup conditions, refusal may be encountered at the start of driving of P4. Thus, driving of P4
should begin immediately after the end of driving of P3 to avoid full setup conditions.
For P4 driving under upper bound restart driving conditions, refusal may be encountered at 62.0 m depth.
Thus, driving should be done continuously from 62.0 m to target penetration.
Hammer energy shall be limited during driving of all pile sections in order not to overstress the piles.
Table 5-17 – Pile Characteristic
HSD Jacket 2) HST Jacket 3)

Leg-A1 and Leg- Leg-B1 and Leg- Leg-A1 and Leg- Leg-B1 and Leg-
A2 B2 A2 B2
Lead Section (P1)
Length (m) 51.826 51.414 54.875 54.939
2.0” thickness section length (m) 1.500 1.500 1.500 1.500
Cut-off allowance length (m) - - - -
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2) 3)
HSD Jacket HST Jacket
Leg-A1 and Leg- Leg-B1 and Leg- Leg-A1 and Leg- Leg-B1 and Leg-
A2 B2 A2 B2
Maximum stickup (m) - - - -
Initial Penetration (m) Hangs on stoppers Hangs on stoppers Hangs on stoppers Hangs on stoppers
Hammer for Stick Up Calculation MHU150S MHU150S MHU150S MHU150S
st
1 add-on Section (P2)
Length (m) 24.900 24.900 34.900 34.400
2.5” thickness section length (m) - - 12.000 12.000
1.0” thickness section length (m) 4.000 4.000 - 5.500
Cut-off allowance length (m) 0.600 0.600 0.600 0.600
Maximum stickup (m) 30.125 30.125 38.625 38.125
Intermediate Penetration (m) 21.654 21.571 31.574 34.531
nd
2 add-on Section (P3)
Length (m) 35.100 35.100 26.850 26.850
3rd add-on Section (P4)
Length (m) 31.164 31.164 32.444 32.175
1.0” thickness section length (m) 17.414 17.160 - -
Note: 1) Weight MHU150S and MHU800S is 349.24 kN (35.6 t) and 1098.72 kN (112.1 t), respectively.
2) Data are extracted from Ref. R79 Section 10.0 and R10 & R11.
3) Data are extracted from Ref. R80 Section 10.0 and R15 & R16.
4) Pile length measured from top of pile to end of pile (excluding stabbing guide length).
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Table 5-18 – Self Weight Penetration
1) 2)
HSD Jacket (Row-A and Row-B) HST Jacket (Row-A and Row-B)
Self Penetration Self Penetration Self Penetration Self Penetration
SRD Min SRD Max SRD Min SRD Max
P1 + P2 12.0 m 3.0 m 9.0 m 5.0 m
P1 + P2 + MHU150S 16.0 m 4.0 m 10.0 m 6.0 m
Note: 1) Data are extracted from Ref. R79 Section 9.0.
2) Data are extracted from Ref. R80 Section 9.0.
5.5.5. Pile Re-strike Test

Pile re-strike test is performed on 1 pile after a 24 hours setup period. The length shall be 1.0 m overdrive.
5.6. Jacket Intermediate Leveling

During pile installation phase, jacket levelness will be surveyed periodically. In case the level is out of
tolerances, first attempt is to modify the pile installation sequences to minimize/compensate the jacket out of
verticality. If this does not improve the level, Castoro Otto Superintendent may perform the below
intermediate jacket levelling to prevent further out of level development.
Table 5-19 – Jacket Intermediate Leveling Sequence
Item Activity Remark or Reference

1 After surveyed, determine jacket leg(s) to be lifted. Estimate height required
to correct the tilt and mark it on the pile.
2 Install cross beam on top of pile at the lifted leg. Ref. R122
If required weld stoppers on the other piles in order to prevent piles to slide
into the leg while levelling / raising the lowest leg.
3 Set levelling jacks and riggings that connecting cross beam and levelling
padeye.
NOTE: Shackle body to be pre-installed and secured to the lower eye of

sling
4 Recover personnel to Castoro Otto.
5 Activate the levelling jack to obtained required height. (see marking on the
pile while operating the levelling tools)
6 Hold and re-survey the jacket level.
7 Confirm the jacket levelness is within tolerances.
8 Weld dog plates between jacket legs and piles. Perform NDT. Ref. R103
9 Recheck the jacket levelness.
10 Detach the levelling tools (cross beam, jack and riggings) from levelling
padeye.
11 Cut stoppers (if previously installed), ground flush and 100% MPI.
12 Continue piles driving at the opposite legs
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Item Activity Remark or Reference
13 Recheck jacket levelness
14 Remove the dog plate, grind flush, 100% MPI and continue to install other
pile section.
5.7. Final Leveling and Crown Plate Installation

If the jacket levels are outside the limits (ref. Section 3.3), jacket leveling will be carried out using the
leveling system shown in Ref. R100.
Two units 250 t jacks will be used on each of any two jacket legs. The sequence of leveling to achieve the
tolerances shall be left to the discretion of the Castoro Otto Superintendent.
Table 5-20 – Jacket Leveling and Crown Plate Installation
Remark or
Reference
1. Prepare (grind and 100% MPI/UT) top of jacket legs surface for crown shims NDT Procedure
welding.
2. Conduct final jacket levelness survey. Ref. Section 3.3
3. If the level is out of tolerances, determine jacket leg to be lifted and estimate Ref. Section 3.3
jack stroke required to correct the tilt and continue to sequence 4 to 7,
otherwise continue to sequence 8.
4. Carry out the Jacket reading level check and identify the leg or legs to be
lifted.
st
5. Carry out the marking for the 1 cut off for the installation of the transition
pieces.
6. Grind the pile very well starting from the top of leg in order to permit the
slipping of the crown plates during the jacket lifting. The seam weld as well
has to be grinded off.
7. Grind very well the internal part of the crown plates in order to permit the
slipping during the jacking up of the jacket. Smooth the internal upper and
lower internal corner of the crown plated.
8. Install the crown plates in order to match the dimension of the deck after the
installation of the transition pieces. In the way the pile could be not in the
center if the dimension of the deck requires. Put an 2 mm hammered
electrode between the pile and the crown plate. By the hammered electrode
between the pile and the crown plate we can have a gap 0.5 – 1.0 mm
between the pile and the crown plate. So in this way is minimizing the friction
between crown plate – pile during jacking up.
9. Weld the bottom and vertical parts of the crown plates installed in the 2 nos Ref. R13, R18
legs to be lifted.
10. Install the jacking system of the jacket up to foreseen target. Ref. R100
11. Weld the upper part of the crown plates meanwhile will be installed and Ref. R13, R18
welded the crown plates on the remaining 2 nos legs. The crown plates will
be installed bearing in mind the dimension of the deck (as per sequence 9).
12. Release and recover the jacking system.
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5.8. LAT/MSL Survey
Remark or
Reference
1. Install and set-up the tidal gauge on the suitable position on the jacket
2. Adjust tide recorder to the theoretical datum
3. Measure the LAT/MSL
5.9. Pile Final Cut-off, Transition Piece Installation and Final Cut-off
Table 5-21 – Pile Final Cut-off, Transition Piece Installation and Final Cut-off
Remark or
Reference
4. Conduct pile final cut-off elevation at El. (+) 9.000 m and mark on the four Ref. R10, R11, R13,
pile. R16
5. Install cutting equipment on the pile and set to marked cutting line.
6. Rig-up Clyde Whip hook with ILT and insert ILT to top of pile.
7. Perform pile cutting and recover to Castoro Otto.
8. Repeat for sequence 2 to 4 for all piles.
9. Perform weld preparation on top of pile by bevel it as per design. Ref. R14, R19
10. Install transition piece installation guide on Jacket. Ref. R102
11. Moor jacket barge along Castoro portside.
12. Cut Transition Piece seafastening rack. Ref. R105, R107
13. Rig-up Clyde Whip hook with rigging and connect to Transition Piece Ref. R102
padeyes.
14. Put rope on Transition Piece for handling.
15. Lift up Transition Piece from seafastening to have clearance.
16. Swing Crane and stab Transition Piece to pile. Use the guide for installation.
17. Repeat for sequence 10 to 13 for remaining Transition Pieces.
5.10. Boatlanding Installation
Table 5-22 – Boatlanding Installation
Remark or
Reference
1. Check suitability of weather condition. Section 3.5, 3.6; Site
weather forecast.
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Remark or
Reference
2. On the jacket, install scaffolding around shock cell and around Jacket leg Ref. R126, R127
A1/A2/B1/B2 where the boatlanding shall be secured prior to release the
lifting sling.
3. Perform survey of jacket elevation relative to LAT in order to determine if Jacket elevation
boatlanding elevation adjustment have to be done. survey is performed
upon termination of
pile driving/ jacket
leveling.
If boatlanding elevation adjustment has to be performed, it will be done by Cutting equipment
cutting off the extra length from bottom of boatlanding leg. Adjustment will be shall be already
performed onboard cargo barge prior to lift. mobilized on cargo
Note: Boatlanding seafastening has been designed to possible cutting the barge to perform this
boatlanding legs without previously connecting the slings to the hook (Ref. activity.
R104, R106).
4.  Transfer working crews on top of jacket via gangway. Can be paralleled on
 Working boat to standby near the Jacket. Sequence 3.
5. Connect boatlanding pre-rigged lifting slings to the Whip Hook of Castoro Otto Ref. R126, R127
6. Connect tugger line to boatlanding to control movement
7. Perform boatlanding seafastening cut-off. Working crews to move away at
safe distance. Lift boatlanding above cargo barge to suitable height for crane
and jacket clearance.
8. Swing crane in counter clockwise direction and position boatlanding above
boatlanding stabbing guide.
9. Stab the boatlanding onto jacket boatlanding stabbing guide until setdown on
the boatlanding support.
10. Secure top of boatlanding to jacket by means of 2 nos of chain blocks Ref. R126, R127
arrangement.
11. Once the boatlanding secured, dismantle lifting rigging and transfer to Ref. R116
Castoro Otto.
12. Fit up end of shock cell double plate on to boatlanding king post. Weld both Ref. R20, R23, R26,
item and perform NDT. R29, R32, R35
Note: The sequences are applicable for West and East boatlanding of HSD and HST Jacket.
5.11. Drilling Deck Installation
Table 5-23 – Drilling Deck Installation
Remark or
Reference
1. Check suitability of weather condition Section 3.5, 3.6; Site
weather forecast.
2. Connect drilling deck pre-rigged lifting slings to the Auxiliary Hook of Castoro Ref. R116, R128,
Otto R129
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3. Connect tugger line on Leg-A1 and Leg-B1 to drilling deck to control Ref. R128, R129
movement
4.  Transfer working crews on top of jacket via gangway. Can be paralleled on
 Working boat to standby near the Jacket. Sequence 3.
5. Lift drilling deck above cargo barge to suitable height for crane clearance.
6. Rotate drilling deck until elevation Row-1 facing to Clyde crane Ref. R128, R129
7. Swing crane in counterclockwise direction and position drilling deck above Ref. R128, R129
jacket.
8. Lower Auxiliary Hook to stab on Transition Piece. Ref. R48, R58, R128,
R129
9. After set down, slack the lifting rigging and dismantle the rigging from Ref. R116 (sheet-3,
trunnion. 4)
10. Recover lifting rigging on to Castoro Otto.
11. Perform welding and NDT between drilling deck stabbing guide and transition Ref. R48, R58
piece.
5.12. Miscellaneous Activity

5.12.1. Flooding Leg and Removal Flooding Lines
Table 5-24 – Flooding Leg and Removal Flooding Lines
Remark or
Reference
1. Transfer personnel to top of Jacket by accessing the ladders. Ref. R101
2. Remove lashing on reach rod handle and safety bolt on disk. Ref. R04, R07
3. Turn the handle to open the valve. Ref. R04, R07
Note: If the handle are difficult to be operated then flooding hose onboard
Castoro Otto flooding spread will be used to flood the jacket legs thru the top
of jacket.
4. Remove flooding reach rods. Reach rods below water level will be done by Ref. R134
Air Diver assistance.
5.12.2. Closure Plate Removal on Top of Jacket Leg
Table 5-25 – Closure Plate Removal on Top of Jacket Leg
Remark or
Reference
1. Prepare cutting torch near top of leg. Ref. R06, R09
2. Install rigging on crane hook and connect to pre-installed round bar. Ref. R06, R09
3. Cut the shell plate of jacket leg closure.
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Remark or
Reference
4. Lift the closure plate part and recover to Castoro Otto deck.
5. Repeat sequence 1 to 4 for remaining closure plates.
5.12.3. Removal Jacket Installation Aids

There are item of installation aids that to be removed after used. Hook-up team performs the removal of this
item after Castoro Otto completed the works. The items are listed as follow:
 Ballerina support “L-shape” (Ref. R99 sheet-2)
 Scaffolding start-up support (Ref. R99 sheet-3)
 Jacket leveling padeyes (Ref. R100 sheet-3)
 Jacket access ladder (Ref. R101)
 Transition piece guide support (Ref. Error! Reference source not found.)
5.12.4. Offshore Installation Jacket Appurtenances
There are item of offshore install for jacket appurtenances. Hook-up team performs the offshore installation
after Castoro Otto completed the works. The items are listed as follow:
 Stairway from Boatlanding to Jacket walkway at El. (+) 6.500 m for Row-1 and Row-2 (Ref. R24, R33)
 Flip up Jacket walkway near Leg-B2 at El. (+) 6.500 m, weld tubular support, remove movable hinge
top and remove temporary bottom support (Ref. R38, R41)
 Jacket walkway at El. (+) 6.500 m handrails
5.12.5. Post Installation Survey
A detailed description of the post survey can be found in the Ref. R135.
The purpose of the survey is to ensure that the jacket and the appurtenances (i.e. anode, etc.) are not
damaging during installation especially during pile driwng that the impact energy may affect to the small item
attached on the jacket.
All post survey will be video-taped and presented to Company as part of as built documents.
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REVISION RECORD SHEET

No. Rev. No. Content of Revision Date of Revision

1 A1 Issued for Internal Review 31 May 2012

2 B1 Issued for Approval 17 July 2012

3 G01 Update Section 5.3.1 and 5.3.2 06 August 2012

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HOLD RECORD SHEET

No. Rev. No. Section Description

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REVISION RECORD SHEET .............................................................................................................. 2

HOLD RECORD SHEET..................................................................................................................... 3

LIST OF TABLES ............................................................................................................................... 6

LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................................................................................. 7

1.1. GENERAL .................................................................................................................................. 8

2. CODE, STANDARDS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS ......................................................................... 11

2.1. CODES AND STANDARDS ...........................................................................................................11

3. GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................................................................. 17

3.1. HST AND HSD WHP BRIEF DESCRIPTION ..................................................................................17

4. JACKET PRE-INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................ 21

4.1. PRE-SAILAWAY CHECK LIST ......................................................................................................21

5. JACKET INSTALLATION SEQUENCE ............................................................................................ 23

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APPENDIX A CASTORO OTTO CLYDE CRANE LOAD CHART.................................................. 45

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Table 3-1 – Platform Location ............................................................................................................................... 18

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Figure 1-1 – HST and HSD Project Layout ............................................................................................................. 9

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Figure 1-1 – HST and HSD Project Layout

Figure 1-2 – HST and HSD Field – Block 15-2/01

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1.3. Definitions and Abbreviations

Bl/m blow-count / meter

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2. CODE, STANDARDS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS

2.1. Codes and Standards

2.2. Project Specifications and Other References

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2.3. Contractor Documents and References

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3.1. HST and HSD WHP Brief Description

3.1.2. HSD WHP Platform

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3.2. Field Location

Table 3-1 – Platform Location

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3.3. Jacket Installation Tolerances

3.4. Site Metocean

Figure 3-1 – Wave Rose for July to September

3.5. Environmental Limit

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3.6. General Weather Criteria for Castoro Otto Operation

Table 3-2 – General Weather Criteria for Castoro Otto Operation

Operation Hs Wind Speed