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One (1) MS-MEC-C-00..009 00 Method of Stat ement for Inst allation of Static Machinery (DEC/SMP)
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I AZA N REFINERY PROJECT DEPARTMENT
Naphtha and Aromatic Division
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FORM 11 26-3
METHOD OF STATEMENT
Project: Document ID: MS-MEC-00-009

JAZAN REFINERY and TERMINAL PROJECT Pkg.12 Date Effective:
17.SEP.2015
Procedure: Prepared By:
MS FOR INSTALLATION OF STATIC MACHINERY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 PURPOSE ……………………………………………………………. 3
2.0 SCOPE …………………………………………………………….......3
3.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ………………………………………3
4.0 RESPONSIBILITY ………………………………………………….. 4
5.0 SAFETY PRECAUTION …………………………………………… 5
6.0 MANPOWER ………………………………………………………... 6
7.0 TOOLS & EQUIPMENT ……………………………………………. 7
8.0 METHODS / PROCEDURES ……………………………………….. 7
9.0 QUALITY CONTROL ………………………………………………15
10.0 ATTACHMENTS ………………………………………………….. 15
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1.0 PURPOSE
1.1 This method statement shall provide DAEWOO E&Cminimum Guideline for installation
Static Machinery, JAZAN REFINERY and TERMINAL PROJECT Package 12-Naptha and
Aromatics in accordance with Project Drawings and JGC/DAEWOO Project Specifications.
2.0 SCOPE
2.1 This specification covers the minimum requirements for installation of Static Machinery to
be applied at JAZAN REFINERY and TERMINAL PROJECT Package 12-Naptha and
Aromatics.
3.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
3.1 JGC Specification and Standards

3.1.1 S-000-1630-003 Material and Equipment Protection Program
3.1.2 S-000-1630-001 Field Material Control Procedure (IK)
3.1.3 S-000-1640-005 Procedure for Work Release Between Disciplines
3.1.4 S-000-1520-102 Non-Conformity Control Procedure
3.1.5 S-000-1351-002 Installation Marking Procedure
3.1.6 S-000-3150-001 Installation of Static Equipment
3.1.7 FWBS CODE (5000) Equipment Installation
3.2 ARAMCO Specification and Standards
3.2.1SAEP-302 Instruction for obtaining a waiver of mandatory Saudi ARAMCO
Engineering requirements.
3.2.2 SAES-H-101 Approved Protective Coating Systems for Industrial Plants & Equipment
3.2.3SAES-H-101V Approved Saudi Aramco Data Sheets-Paint and Coatings
3.2.4 SAES-Q-010 Cement Based Non-shrink Grout for Structural and Equipment Grouting
3.2.5 SAES-L-350 Construction of Plant piping
3.2.6 Related Vendors Installation and maintenance manuals and /or specifications.
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3.2.7 32-SAMSS-004 Manufacture of Pressure Vessels

3.2.8 SAES-Q-011 Epoxy Grout for Machinery Support
3.2.9 SAES-D-001 Design Criteria for Pressure Vessels
3.3 Industry Codes and Standards
3.3.1 AWS D1.1 Structural Welding Code
3.3.2 PIP-VEFV 1100/1102
3.3.3 PIP RESE001
3.4 Inspection and Test Plan / Method Statement
3.4.1 SATIP-D-109-01 Material Receiving Inspection
3.4.2 SATIP-D-001-01 Typical Inspection Plan Pressure Vessel Installation
3.4.3 SATIP-Q-010-01 Cement Based Non-Shrink Grouting
3.4.4 SATIP-M-001-01 Structural Steel-Piperack, Steel Supports & Miscellaneous* Steel
Structures (* Incl. Piping Supports per Specification)
3.5 Latest Revision of the following Documents shall be used.
3.5.1 Vendor Drawing
3.5.2 Foundation Drawing
3.5.3 Equipment Details
3.6 Saudi ARAMCO Safety, Health and Environmental Standard:
3.6.1 Construction safety manual
3.6.2 General Instructions (G.I’s) at the work site.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITY
4.1 DAEWOO Construction Manager shall responsible for all HSE matters and to study,
analyze and schedule all construction activities with his department to include manpower
and equipment line up as well as other possible resources required for the successful
implementation of the construction work activities. Study all aspects of work procedure as
per JGC/DAEWOO Technical Scope of Work.
4.2 Mechanical Superintendent/Supervisor shall study and review all necessary documents for
the Erection works in his area to include, technical scope of work, specification, bill of
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quantities, planned milestone dates and construction procedure in support to his Mechanical
Foreman. He shall monitor the availability of materials in accordance with the schedules and
construction analysis. He shall be directly reporting to the Construction Manager. He shall
coordinate with other discipline to visualize possible conflicts in the drawings as well as in
the schedules to provide other options in preventing unnecessary delays and obstructions.
4.3 The Welding Supervisor and/or Foreman are solely responsible to ensure that all welding
works are in conformance with applicable codes, standards, specifications and approved
procedures.
4.4 Mechanical Supervisor/Foreman shall be responsible for the direct work supervision at site
and ensured that the work is performed in accordance with JGC/DAEWOO Technical Scope
of Work and latest approved for construction drawings. He shall monitor the availability of
materials in line with his required schedule.
4.5 QC Inspector shall be responsible in monitoring and inspection of the work and ensure that
the work is performed in accordance with JGC/DAEWOO Technical Scope of Work and
Standards.
4.6 Field Supervisor shall be responsible in monitoring safety aspects and ensuring that the work
is done in accordance with JGC/DAEWOO Safety Standard Procedure He shall discuss to
the workers the characteristics of related materials and Status of work area giving reminders
as an additional point to work safely.
5.0 SAFETY PRECAUTION

5.1 Obtain the approval of the work permit from the concerned JGC/DAEWOO Representative
before starting any work.
5.2 A Fire Watcher with fire distinguisher shall assign for any hot work activity.
5.3 Work execution shall be carried out in accordance with method statement. And
incompliance with Saudi ARAMCO General Instruction G.1.7.028, Crane Lifts; Types and
Procedure.
5.4 Continuous monitoring and inspection shall be implemented to detect and correct unsafe
practices while performing the work activities.
5.5 Provide warning sign and sufficient barricade on working area and only assigned personnel
will be allowed in the area.
5.6 All workers shall wear as a minimum PPE required below.
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5.6.1 Safety Helmet

5.6.2 Safety glasses
5.6.3 Safety Shoes
5.6.4 Gloves
5.6.5 Mask, if required to prevent inhalation of dust and welding gas

5.6.6 Ear plug, if required by conditions.
5.6.7 Machinery like grinding wheel cutter shall have a protection method.
5.6.8 Safety shall be requested and carried out in accordance with safety procedure.
5.7 All rigging equipment shall be in good condition and possess a valid certification from
authorized certifying and inspection departments. Incompliance with Saudi ARAMCO
General Instruction G.I.7.030 Inspection and Testing Requirements for Elevating/lifting
Equipment.
5.8 Man lift users shall be trained and certified to operate and use the equipment.
5.9 Field Supervisor shall monitor the work activities to help and to protect all assigned workers
against exposure to safety hazards. He shall ensure thatPersonal Protective equipment
(PPE’s) are supplied and used and comply with JGC/DAEWOO applicable standards.
5.10 Housekeeping shall be maintained and working area shall be kept in a clean and tidy
manner.
5.11 Job Hazard and Risk Assessment (JHRA) of this method statement shall be disseminated
and explained to workers for safety awareness.
6.0 MANPOWER
6.1 QC Inspector shall be directly reporting to QC Supervisor in accordance to schedule. Q.
6.2 Safety Supervisor shall control all HSE Matters at site.
6.3 The Mechanical Supervisor shall control the overall activity of equipment installation. The
basic manpower under him shall consist but not limited to the following:
6.3.1 Supervisor Mechanical
6.3.2 Foreman Mechanical
6.3.3 Rigger (Certified)
6.3.4 Millwright
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6.3.5 Mechanical Fitter

6.3.6 Masons/Carpenters
6.3.7 Crane Operator
6.3.8 Truck driver
6.3.9 Surveyor
6.3.10 Helper
7.0 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
7.1 Tools and equipment needed should be in good condition and must be checked by competent
person and respective supervisor prior to use in the plant. Third Party vehicle and equipment
inspections and vehicle stickers required. Saudi Aramco certified where required. These
Includes but not limited to:
7.1.1 Calibrated engineering level with calibration certificate
7.1.2 Corrective wrenches all required range
7.1.3 Certified sling and hoists
7.1.4 Torque wrenches cover all range
7.1.5 Hydraulic Tensioning Machine
7.1.6 Portable vibrator meter and transducer
7.1.7 Spreader Beam Pipe
7.1.8 Welding machine
7.1.9 Concrete drill
7.1.10 Millwright Precision meter
7.1.11 Theodolite
7.1.12 Crane
7.1.13 Manlift
7.1.14 Boom truck
8.0 METHODS / PROCEDURES

8.1 Jobsite Receiving and Inspection:
8.1.1 Upon withdrawal and receipt of equipment from JGC/DAEWOO warehouse, receiving
inspection shall be conducted immediately as per applicable SATIP and SAIC to verify
compliance and latest revision of vendors drawing.
8.1.2 Record of inspection shall be documented as per applicable SATIP and SAIC (Material
Receiving Inspection); findings and deviations shall be documented in Quality control
Inspection Report (QCIR) and Non Conformance Report (NCR).
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8.2 Equipment Preservation/Protection:

8.2.1 In general, Vendor’s/Manufacturer’s recommendation for equipment preservation shall
be followed Applicable provision to S-000-1630-003 (Material and Equipment
Protection Program).
8.2.2 Equipment Rust Preservation shall be done using applicable vendor/manufacturer’s

documents.
8.2.3 When the equipment arrived at site, shop preservation shall be checked. Where
necessary damage to preservation shall be rectified without delay.
8.3 Preparatory Works:
8.3.1 Secure work permit prior to work commence.
8.3.2 Tools and equipment shall be made operational and available for use. Ensure tools are
color-coded accordingly.
8.3.3 Prior to the arrival of equipment on site, JGC/DAEWOO shall review the
manufacturer’s requirement and the requirements of this specification regarding on site
storage of the equipment. These requirements shall be incorporated to site preservation
plan and adhere to in all respects.
8.3.4 All opening on nozzles shall remain closed during construction stage. If there are some
opening remained, they may be closed with normal Plugs of malleable cast iron or with
blind flanges applying corrosion inhibitors.
8.3.5 Install barricades to confine the area for authorized personnel only.
8.4 Foundation Preparation for Static Machinery:
8.4.1 Confirm acceptances & turnover of civil works foundation/pedestals with a signed copy
of works release notice prior to installation of static equipment.
8.4.2 If the foundations release, the following points shall be checked with the latest relevant
drawing.
 * Distinct position (center) marking and height (level) marking on the foundation, It will
be referred for alignment work of level and position.
* Size and number of anchor bolt and nuts, position of anchor bolts with projection.
* Existence of damages and rust of threaded of buried anchor bolts with projection.
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8.4.3 Using theodolite establish centerline of the static equipment unit. Mark centerline on
concrete foundation using paint/ prick punch.
8.4.4 Trace centerlines of foundation bolt holes with reference to gridlines. Check
Verticality/plumbness of anchor bolt.
8.4.5 Clean the surface thoroughly by blowing with oil-free from air compressor.
8.4.6 Centerlines lost due to chipping operations will retrace anew.
8.4.7 Anchor bolts shall be protected properly to avoid damages during chipping/padding
work and keep it up to the equipment installation.
8.4.8 The elevation of the chipped top foundations shall allow for at least 25mm of grout
under the base plate as per SAES-Q-005 Concrete Foundation.
8.4.9 The top of concrete shall be a minimum of 150mm above finished grade.
8.4.10 The bottom of the equipment bases shall be cleaned and free of laitance, oil or grease.
8.4.12 In case that leveling jack bolts are not provided on the equipment base frame, it shall
be perform using straight liners on both side of bolts basically.
8.4.13 Laitance shall be removed from the surface of the foundation and boxes by chipping to
ensure good adherences of padding and grout materials to the surface preparation.
8.4.14 The minimum anchor bolt diameter shall be 20mm, except when specified by the
vendor for small equipment.( ref. SAES-Q-005 para. 4.8.5 )
8.4.15 Anchor bolt and top of concrete are in compliance with SA Standard Drawing AA-
036322-001.
8.5 Grouting
8.5.1 This grout shall meet the requirement of STS 03600 when used in high fluidity range.
Compressive strength shall be in excess of 34.5 Mpa (5000 psi) when mixed according
to manufacturer instructions.
8.5.2 Grout shall be mixed in accordance’s with grout manufacture’s instruction. DAEWOO
shall prepare sufficient quality of grouting material, clean tools and equipment and
suitable water mixture at site to complete the job.
8.5.3 Grout inside skirt for vertical vessel must be filled with slope, and an all opening for
drainages must be provided under the base plate to be toward the nearest surface drain.
Instruction shall be issue for item by item by DAEWOO.
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8.6 Padding:
8.6.1 Pads and liners shall be machined flat parallel and larger than the roof of base frame.
8.6.2 Pads material shall be in accordance with ASTM A283 Gr. C, D or equivalent.
8.6.3 Pad shall be hot dip galvanized in accordance with ASTM A123 or coated with zinc
rich epoxy primer in APCS-1C of SAES-H-101V as applicable.
8.6.4 In general, the distance between pads shall not exceed 800mm. If the distance becomes
more than 800mm, an additional pad shall be added in between.
8.6.5 Pad size shall be selected as per the anchor bolt size as follows:
8.6.5.1 Bolt diameter M24 or 1 inch and below Pad width 50mm
8.6.5.2 Bolt diameter M30-M48 or 1-1/4 to 2 inches Pad width 75mm
8.6.5.3 Bolts diameter M56 or 2-1/4 inches and above Pad width 100mm
8.6.6 Number of pads shall be determined so the load pressure will be less than 30kg/cm².The
supporting load can be calculated as per following formula.
L=W/NxAxB
L: Load supported by liner (kg/cm2)
W: Lifting load of equipment (kg)
N: Number of pads
A: Width of base plate for equipment (cm)
B: Width of liner (cm)
8.6.7 The length of pad shall be 20 mm to 30 mm longer than the width of the equipment
bases.
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8.6.8 The thickness of the both taper and straight liners shall be at least 10 mm and the
minimum thickness of the tapered ends shall be 2 mm. Adjustment allowance shall be 4
to 6 mm.
8.6.9 The wedge liners may be applied to tower and vertical vessel, if necessary. The gradient
of the wedge liners shall be generally less than 1/30, and two wedge liners shall be used
in back to back so as to make their top and bottom faces in parallel.
8.6.10 After finishing padding work, following points shall be checked.

8.6.10.1 Position of center and elevation line of foundation
8.6.10.2 Elevation and position of pads
8.6.10.3 Cleanliness of concrete surface
8.6.10.4 Condition of anchor bolts
8.7 Setting of Liner
8.7.1 Prior to the installation of liners and equipment, the liners and grouting portion of
foundation shall be chipped and all concrete laitance shall be removed from portion.
8.7.2 Flat liners shall be installed at the designated position with pads of cement grout at least
seven days before equipment installation. Incase non-shrink grout material is used; the
curing duration shall be according to the manufacture’s recommendation.
8.7.3 In case that wedges liners are used the level of padding with a flat liners need to be
adjust to meet with the final equipment elevation.
8.8 Lifting of Static Equipment
8.8.1 Prepare lifting location were the crane will be located and position.
8.8.2 Prepare and set all rigging accessories according to arrangement.
8.8.3 Checked wind condition, lift shall not proceed when wind velocity is greater than
required of crane.
8.8.4 Stabilized ground areas where crane will be located and positioned. Crane mats shall be
provided in accordance to findings of soil bearing pressure.
8.8.5 Install static equipment on top of the foundation as per approve lifting plan.
8.8.6 Crane lift & rigging requirement shall refer to G.I. 7.025.
8.8.7 Equipments shall be protected by wooden blocks, rubber or other suitable material that
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will prevent equipment from damages caused by sling wire.

8.8.8 When installed check for final alignment and elevation. Tolerances shall be as describe
in Para 8.11.
8.8.9 Prior to the installation work, the foundation shall be checked for the following:
8.8.9.1 Distinct marking on foundation (center marking and level marking)
8.8.9.2 Level of pads on the chipped surface.

8.8.9.3 Completely free from foreign material especially on chipped surface and anchor
boxes.
8.8.10 Prior to the installation work, the equipment shall be checked for the following points.
8.8.10.1 Appearances of equipment such as damages. Rust etc.
8.8.10.2 Number and appearances of auxiliary system.
8.8.10.3 Orientation marking
8.8.10.4 Center of gravity
8.8.10.5 Sling points
8.8.11 Equipment shall be set and aligned at the proper position, elevation, levelness and
perpendicularity in accordance’s with the drawing.
8.8.12 With regards to horizontal type equipment requiring allowances for thermal
expansion, full attention shall be paid to the position relation between the anchor bolts
holes of the place and anchor bolts themselves and the nuts for sliding end anchor if
any shall be loosen after curing of grout material.
8.8.13 The alignment of tower and vertical vessels, which height is 20m and longer, shall be
done before dawn or cloud days to avoid deviations to weather or heat.
8.8.14 Upon completion of alignment, the plural liners shall be intermittently welded to each
other.
8.8.15 Where sliding plate is used, the surface to the vessel shall be cleaned and plastered
with anti-seizing agent.
8.8.16 Shims used for level alignment shall be as follows:
 Less than 0.0110”(2.5 mm) thick shall be stainless steel.
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 Shim thicker than 0.100”(2.5 mm) shall be carbon steel.

 The number of shim, shall be 4 (four) plates at one hold down bolts.
8.9 Setting of Static equipment on Foundation:

8.9.1 Setting of equipment shall be done after the base plate's grout sampleshave attained
design strength from the compression test conducted.
8.9.2 Fit-up, insert bolt, and then proceed to preliminary tightening of nuts as per (SAIC-M-
2009) High Strength Bolts Tightening Inspection and Testing ASTM A325 or A490
bolts.
8.9.3 Any abnormal wear on the equipment and parts during installation and assembly shall
be corrected. Prior to the commencement action written work procedure shall be
prepare and approve by contractor/company.
8.10 Setting and Alignment:
8.10.1 Machinery shall be aligned at the proper position, elevation and levelness within the
Tolerances specified in Para 8.11.
8.10.2 When leveling jack bolts are not provided on the equipment shims maybe used for
leveling. All shims shall straddle the hold down bolt if the machine foot mounted, the
shims shall be the size of the foot. When shims are used directly under channel or "H"
beam sub bases, the shims shall cover the entire width of the channel "H" Beam and
shall bea minimum of 4 (four) times as the diameter of the both.
8.10.3 Check elevation, levelness, squareness and plumbness as per SATIP-D-001-01
Typical Inspection Plan Pressure Vessel Installation.
8.11 Alignment Tolerances:
8.11.1 Position ±3mm
• Every 90 degree orientation of base plate shall be measured with reference to the
Orientation of the foundation.
8.11.2 Elevation ±3mm
• The bottom of the plate shall measure with reference to the level marking of the
foundation. At least, one point of the base plate shall be aligned within these Tolerances.
8.11.3 Levelness 1/1,000 (for horizontal equipment)
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• The centre line of equipment shall be in alignment with the horizontal line within the
tolerances of 1/1,000. If slope is required, the inclination shall be considered.
8.11.4 Perpendicular ±8mm for each 1Om (for vertical equipment only)
• The center line of the equipment shall be in alignment with vertical line within the
Tolerance of ±8mm for every 1Om length of the equipment, in principle, provides that
such tolerance 20m and longer equipment shall not exceed ±25mm.
8.11.5Alignment and elevation check shall comply with the requirements of PIP VEFV 1100.
8.12 Assembly and Installation of Accessories:
8.12.1 Tower, Vessel and Drum
• Platform, ladders and davit, etc which are attached directly to equipment shall Installed
in accordance with relevant specification and drawing.
• Assembly and installation of internals for equipment shall be performed in accordance
with relevant specifications, drawing and instruction by JGC/DAEWOO and Vendor.
8.12.2 Packages Equipment
• All parts supplied by Vendors such as structure, platform, internals, piping and
Instrument shall be assembled in accordance with Vendors drawing and instruction.
8.13 Installation of Associated Piping:
8.13.1 Installation
• All protective covers and plugs on the equipment nozzles shall be maintained until piping
is ready to connect to nozzles.
• Piping shall be installed toward the equipment from the first anchor point.
• Unsupported piping shall be installed on the equipment.
• Welding on piping connected to equipment is not allowed unless the welding machine
ground lead is connected directly to the part being welded. This is to avoid damages to
the equipment by stray electrical currents.
8.14 Damages and Nonconformity:
8.14.1 Any damages and defects and nonconformity found at site and laydown yard shall be
reported immediately in accordance with (S-000-1520-1 02) Field Quality Control
Procedure.
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8.15The approved Safety Instruction Sheet shall be made available to inspection personnel for
their use and reference.( ref. SAES-A-005 Section 5)
9 QUALITY CONTROL
9.1 QC Personnel shall be assigned to ensure the quality control and assurance requirement of the
project.
9.2 QC Personnel well coordinate with JGC/DAEWOO inspector to conduct inspection as
required..
9.3 QC Inspector shall be responsible to conduct all required inspection/documentations and to
ensure that all applicable requirements, codes, and standards are complied with SAIC/SATIP.
9.4 Contractor has to utilize the applicable SAIC for every activity.
9.5 Calibration shall be done as required for all machines and tools going to be used in the work
in accordance with schedule Q.
10 ATTACHMENT:
10.1 JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
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Steps Required to Hazard
S No. Identify Hazard & Assess Risk Controls to Eliminate/Reduce Risk
Complete Task Classification
• A certified Work Permit Receiver shall be designated and

specifically for each specific job activity.
• Appropriate type of Work Permit shall be applied and
have approved by Operations Dept. as issued by the
Work Permit Issuer.
3.1 Untrained & not certified Permit Receivers/No • The 12-Rules of Work Permit System shall be strictly
3 3. Apply Permit to Work L
knowledge about permit system followed (See Section 6.4.8 Work Permit System)
• It shall be the responsibility of the work supervisor to
continuously ensure full compliance to work permit
precautions indicated by the issued Work Permits.
• HSE Officer shall randomly verify the same as a part
of his roving inspection.
• Site conditions shall be taken into account in the use of

cranes and lifting equipment.
• Operators shall be fully trained in safety precautions
while operating a particular lifting equipment to prevent
injuries and accidents.
• Drivers shall be instructed not to leave vehicles/
equipments with their engine running as potential
sources of fire due to overheating.
• Drivers/ operators shall be instructed and trained not to
carry unauthorized passengers/ equipment riders for
4 Lifting equipment/ use of crane
safety and security reasons
• Basic maintenance shall be carried out by the driver /
operator on a daily and weekly basis to find out if any
equipment defect may be present or developing.
4.1 Serious/ fatal injuries H
• Speed limits and sign boards shall be established
accordingly and clearly displayed for traveling on site
haul roads.
• Personnel working adjacent to haul roads shall wear
high visibility jackets and suitable warnings shall be
displayed where people can see them in good time.
* The possibility of equipment extended parts coming into

contact with overhead structures or power lines shall be
reduced by erecting height gauges of the good post
type. Height gauges shall be constructed from non-
conducting material, distinctively marked with red and
white stripes or bunting.
• Crane shall be maintained in an efficient working

condition.
• It shall be recorded in a established PM record and shall
have valid maintenance certification i.e THIRD PARTY
4.2 Major Equipment Damage INSPECTION. M
• Defects found shall immediately be subjected for repair
before the vehicle / equipments are put into service.
• Periodic servicing shall be carried out in accordance with
the manufacturer’s instructions and specifications.
• Before positioning the equipment, inspection should be

performed to become fully familiar with the area
4.3 Unbalanced terrain which causes the Equipment to • Evaluate the slope of the terrain. Consider also the
H
overturn surface of the terrain which present various risks
contingent upon the presence of water, mud, gravel,
sand, and even industrial paving
• A competent signalman must be always present at all

times
4.4 Obstructed view of the operator • Signaler should be employed when the Crane has to H
work close to the overhead power lines or other
equipment to avoid interface or electrocution.
• Use proper PPE

• No one walking under or below the suspended load and
4.5 Injuries/death swing radius of the Crane H
• Avoid pinch points.
• Use proper barricading and signage
4.6 Bad weather • Check the wind velocity. No lifting activity beyond 32kph H
• Use back-alarms, signal light/clearance light and Flag

4.7 Collision with other vehicles H
man/spotter should be available.
• Licensed and experienced drivers and operators with

valid S.A.G. License and SAUDI ARAMCO’S Certification
shall only be used to carry out this activity.
• Equipment Operator test certificates must be valid to
the category or type of equipment they are tested and
4.8 Operators not certified/untrained M
certified.
• Operators shall be fully trained in the use of the
particular equipments and shall be made aware of the
limitations of their machines including safe operating
procedures.
• Supporting surface should be stable.

• Outriggers should be fully extended with tires off the
4.9 Bad condition of the ground/soil ground.
• Proper crane mats are placed under the outrigger floats
and at a 90 degrees angle to the outrigger.
• Lifting bar shall be used inspected(verify certificate)

4.10 Spread bar and Sling belt for Lifting
• Sling belt shall be installed on the lifting jig of equipment.
• Material handlers shall be oriented with proper lifting

and manual handling techniques to avoid back injuries,
including coordination for group activities.
5 Manual Handling 5.1 Manual handling - back injuries M
• Heavy loads shall be complimented with mechanized
lifting equipment such as jack pallets and hoists as may
be necessary.
• Material handlers shall wear suitable Personal Protective

equipment such as gloves, safety footwear and arm-
sleeves.
5.2 Personnel injuries and property damages M
• Supervision shall assess weight, center of gravity etc.
and determine the number of persons required to carry
out the work safely.
• The route and distance of the material to be carried

shall be determined accordingly and ensured that there
is no obstruction along the way.
5.3 Injuries such as cuts and abrasions • In cases that routes are narrow, utmost care shall be M
taken into account.
• The access shall be well lighted and clear to ensure
effective and safe material handling.
• Good housekeeping measures shall be enforced in

order to prevent slips, trips and falls during material
5.4 Slips and tripping from poor housekeeping handling. M
• Material shall be stored and segregated properly in
SAUDI ARAMCO designated areas.
• Only trained personnel shall carry out works on elevated

6 Work At Height 6.1 Serious/ fatal injuries areas under competent instruction and supervision. H
• Appropriate PPEs shall be utilized properly by personnel.
• All equipments, portable tools, scaffold or work platform

components shall be secured properly.
• Work interfaces shall be coordinated accordingly to all
concerned and involved disciplines.
• Signage shall be posted at proper locations to warn
6.2 Falling Objects Striking Personnel &/ or Equipment personnel below of posing danger on falling objects. H
• Work supervisors shall facilitate proper communication
of falling object hazards presented by his work area.
• Appropriate barricades, shields or safety nets may be
installed to provide additional protection for personnel
below.
• Only approved and appropriate PPEs shall be work by

personnel involved with overhead works such as FULL
BODY HARNESS
• Personnel shall wear properly the appropriate full body
safety harness as may be necessary as fall protection.
6.3 Not Using proper scaffold and Fall protection • SAUDI ARAMCO’S Scaffold inspection/ tagging system H
shall prevail for works on elevated areas.
• PPE qualification shall follow procedures set in this section
under Personal Protective Equipment.
• PPE’s shall be inspected regularly by work supervisor to
initiate replacement if necessary.
• All personnel shall be briefed on emergency response

and rescue.
• Loose items/ scraps along the walkways shall be cleared
6.4 Inadequate Emergency Response M
at all times to facilitate evacuation when required.
First aid and rescue personnel shall be available as per
required response period.
• Only tools in good condition shall be used.

• Tools shall be used only according to the function for
which it is specifically design for.
7 Use of Power and Hand Tools 7.1 Improper Tools for Work Being Performed H
• Tools shall not be substituted for other purposes which
may damage its condition, i.e., using pliers for hammering
nails.
• Proper grounding and double insulation shall be

provided for every power tool used.
7.2 Power Tools Not Properly Grounded or Double
• Tools specifically used on energized equipment M
Insulated
• installations shall be properly insulated with provisions
of double insulation if necessary.
• Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCI) shall be required

accordingly as per SAUDI ARAMCO’S Electrical Standard.
7.3 GFCI Requirements Not In Effect M
• GFCI shall be periodically inspected to ensure functional
capacity.
• Voltage rating of tools shall be considered before each

use, including the work environment hazards and
7.4 Portable Electrical Tools More than 125 Volts adaptability. M
• Proper terminal voltages shall be made available to avoid
substandard electrical tapping.
• Ratings of power tools shall be compatible with the RPM

rating of blades or disks to be attached.
7.5 Rotating Disks or Blades Do Not Match Equipment
• Only standard marked rotating disks and blades shall H
or Usage
be used.
• Blades shall be securely installed to prevent injury.
• Protective guards for equipments shall be fitted and

maintained by competent personnel.
7.6 Guards Not Properly Installed / Maintained H
• Makeshift Guards shall not be used unless approved
by Loss Prevention Dept.
• Periodic inspections shall be carried out by competent

persons.
• Work supervisors shall likewise ensure that tools
operated by their subordinates are in good condition.
7.7 Improper Tools, Inspections and Color Codes L
• Color Coding shall be done accordingly by designated
competent person subject for HSE verification at site.
• Tools shall be used properly and maintained properly
without defacing for safety reasons.
• Appropriate PPE for personnel use shall be properly worn.

7.8 Proper PPE Not In Use • Only PPE approved by SAUDI ARAMCO – SAUDI L
ARAMCO’s PMT shall be used.
• Ensure that the bolting procedure is approved by Saudi

Aramco Proponent Organization (SAPO)
• Personnel not involve in this activity should NOT be
allowed in the area.
Installation of flanges, Bolting • Use appropriate PPE
8 8.1 Physical injury due to improper bolting H
and Tightening • Proper sequence should be followed for installing of
flanges and bolts
• No one walking under or below the load.
• Avoid pinch points.
• Use proper barricading and signage
• Provide a secured container for bolts proper inventory

8.2 Loss of bolt parts L
should be carefully done.
• There should be proper coordination to avoid any

8.3 Overlapping Activities of different Contractors interfacing activities Proper HSE and Mechanical / M
Construction planning is highly recommended.
• Workers shall wear appropriate Personal Protective

Equipment including insulation gloves to prevent
electrocution.
8.4 Electrocution
• Workers shall be properly oriented with the necessary
precautions against electrocution from electrical M
* Double insulated tools
equipment and installation.
* Use of GFCI
• Work supervisor shall constantly monitor and caution
his subordinates of the hazards presented by the work
area regarding electrocution.
• All equipments, portable tools, scaffold or work platform

components shall be secured properly.
• Work interfaces shall be coordinated accordingly to all
concerned and involved disciplines.
• Signage shall be posted at proper locations to warn
personnel below of posing danger on falling objects.
8.5 Falling Objects Striking Personnel & / or Equipment H
• If needed, barricade the area.
• Work supervisors shall facilitate proper communication
of falling object hazards presented by his work area.
Appropriate barricades, shields or safety nets may be
installed to provide additional protection for personnel
below.
• Signal man and Rigger should be available.

• A competent signalman must be always present at all
8.6 Obstructed view of the operator M
times if the operator cannot clearly see the hook and
load and the path of travel of a rail-mounted crane.
• HE shall be stored in areas secured from damaging

factors as distortion and defacing and collapse of storage.
• HE shall be put in a designated yet isolated area away
8.7 Relative damages M
from personnel access and equipment routes in order to
prevent personnel and other property injured or damaged
from sharp edges.
• Personnel in the work area shall be protected from noise

with suitable hearing protection. Signage should notice
8.8 Noise due power tools like impact wrench L
the other workers nearby should wear ear protection
likewise.
• Confined Space Entry Permit procedure shall be

implemented to ensure safe execution of the job
• A Confined Space Entry checklist shall be used by the
CSES to help ensure safety requirements are met.
9 Confined Space Job 9.1 Serious and Fatal Injuries due to oxygen deficiency • Emergency lifeline shall be enforced and emergency H
response procedure shall be established to prevent
serious injuries.
• Proper ventilation should be installed to eliminate the
fumes coming from welding activities.
• Gas detectors shall be employed if necessary to ensure

personnel are not exposed to serious danger from toxic
fumes, flammable gasses and oxygen deficient spaces.
• Each designated confined space entry point shall be
evaluated to ensure entrants can safety enter and exit the
9.2 Obstruction/blocked entry/exit point H
confined space.
• Designated entry and exit points shall not be blocked
or obstructed with equipment while entrants are inside
the space (e.g. air cooling, ventilation hoses blocking an
entry point).
• Certified Supervisor for ‘Confined Space entry shall be

constantly on site to monitor work activities.
9.3 Untrained personnel in confined space procedure • All personnel assigned to perform work within confined H
spaces shall be oriented and trained in the proper
precautions and procedure for confined space entry.
• Every confined space entry shall be coupled with a

stand-by man who shall be trained in emergency rescue
and signal coordination.
9.4 No Stand-by man, inadequate emergency rescue
• A qualified First Aider and rescue team shall be available H
procedure
or accessible within the required immediate time.
• Emergency Communication shall be established including
chain of contacts to be made.
• A log-in log-out system shall be enforced for all confined

space entry work. The work supervisor shall keep the log
9.5 No log-in, log-out sheet as a record of all entry. H
• Log books shall be properly maintained separately from
electronic log systems.
• Confined Space warning signs shall comply with SAES-

9.6 No signage/warning M
B-067 and read it in Arabic and English
• All Hot works shall strictly require a Hot Work Permit

(Welding/Cutting), Release of Hazardous Gas / Liquid P
and Cold Works with Hazard Potentials shall be required
to follow procedure under the following SAUDI
ARAMCO’S Standards:
a. SAUDI ARAMCO’S Work Permit System
10.1 Serious/Fatal Injuries due to improper fire watch
10 Fire Watch b. SAUDI ARAMCO’S Isolation, Lockout and Use of Hold H
procedures
Tags Procedures
• The 12-Rules of Work Permit System shall be strictly
followed
• Workers shall wear appropriate Personal Protective
Equipment including insulation gloves and footwear to
prevent electrocution.
• All equipment to be used shall be reviewed and shall be

tested as necessary in order to verify the soundness and
good working condition of the equipment. Isolation
10.2 Major Structural / Equipment Damage H
Lockout and Tag-out procedures shall be strictly followed
for works w/ energized equipment, spark producing
activity.
• All Hot Works shall be ensured that appropriate Fire

10.3 Fire Prevention measures have been done.
• Appropriate serviceable fire extinguishers shall be made
H
* Fire watch standby for 30 minutes after completion of available within the immediate areas of all hot works and
works. where the possibility of ignition shall create destructive
fire.
• All fire watch personnel shall undergo appropriate

orientation in emergency response coordination in
accordance with the procedure set in this section under
Emergency Response Procedures.
• All Fire watch personnel shall be trained in techniques
of putting out incipient fires to prevent the occurrence
of uncontrolled fire.
10.4 Untrained Personnel in Fire Watch Procedures H
• Equipment Operators shall be verified by the work
supervisor as to the worker’s authority and certification
to operate such equipment, HSE Officer shall randomly
verify the same as a part of his roving inspection.
• All personnel to be assigned as fire watch shall undergo
basic fire watch training procedure (3rd Party) before
being assigned as such.
• Personnel carrying out the gas cutting operations shall

wear suitable eye protection properly.
• At the end of every shift, the hoses of open flame cutting
equipment should be rolled up back to the bottle, the
11 Welding and Cutting 11.1 Serious/ Fatal Injuries H
bottles turned off and the cutting machine blend to purge
any gas which remains in the lines.
• All welding and cutting works shall be referred to SAUDI
ARAMCO’S Standard Regulations.
• Fire prevention and protection measures shall be adhered

as per SAUDI ARAMCO’S G.I.. 2.100 on Work Permit
System as per Saudi Aramco Standard.
• All Fire prevention procedures shall be in accordance with
this section under Fire Protection.
• Combustible material around the work area shall be
removed and/or protected against sparks, slag or heat
11.2 Property Damage From Fire &/ or Explosion H
using fireproof material or by wetting if appropriate.
• Fire extinguisher shall be readily available near the hot
work area.
• A qualified fire watch shall be assigned and shall remain
in the work area during the activity.
• Fire blankets shall be provided to cover process area
• Maintain proper/good housekeeping.
• Work activities are inspected for drain hole and pit

11.3 Process Area Drains Uncovered hazards and shall be carried out by work supervisor and H
HSE officer.
• Spraying of water in the welding area to be done as a

11.4 Work Area Not Watered Down H
fire prevention measure.
• SAUDI ARAMCO’S color coding of cylinders should be

recognized by welders and other workers.
11.5 Monthly Color Code Inspection Program H
• Color code inspections shall be coordinated by SEYANA
HSE Officer with SAPO and HSE Department.
• Gas cylinders shall be protected from temperature

extremes.
11.6 Unsheltered Oxygen/ Acetylene Storage H
• Compressed gas cylinders shall always be stored in a
covered area and positioned in an upright manner.
• Gas cylinders shall be segregated properly/marked as to

full or empty for easier identification and facilitate use.
• Gas cylinders shall be stored back to their designated
storage areas after use.
• Gas cylinders shall not be placed where they can become
11.7 Oxygen/ Acetylene Bottles Not Segregated part of an electrical circuit (e.g. electrodes shall not come H
in contact with a cylinder)
• Gas cylinders shall not be placed adjacent to the actual
welding or cutting operations so that sparks, slag or flame
could reach them. If necessary, fire resistant shields shall
be used.
• Flashback arrestors to be fitted properly to the

compressed gas cylinders.
11.8 No Flash Arrestors at Gauges • Work supervisor and the user shall inspect all cutting H
and welding equipment before commencing each welding
and cutting activity.
• Gas hoses, gauges and other equipments to be

maintained in a safe condition and inspected daily by
11.9 Damaged Regulator Gauges competent persons. H
• Defective hoses, gauges and other equipments shall not
be allowed for use and to be replaced immediately.
• Pressures shall be monitored from time to time through

the gauges which are made serviceable.
11.10 Improper Regulator Pressures • The user shall take the required work period break to H
give time to inspect and review the settings and condition
of his welding and cutting equipment.
• Appropriate measures shall be measures e.g. provision

of fire extinguishers, blankets and well-trained fire
watchers, shall be taken accordingly to prevent the risk
11.11 No Fire Extinguishers H
of fire during cutting operations.
• Serviceable and appropriate fire extinguishers shall be
made available at all times during the activities.
• Welding machines shall be grounded properly when in

use.
11.12 Ungrounded Welding Machines H
• Grounding connection shall be inspected regularly to
ensure proper ground connection at all times.
• Welding leads shall be maintained properly and

accordingly.
• Damaged leads shall be replaced accordingly before
welding machines are reused.
11.13 Damaged Welding Leads H
• Welders shall be trained to identify the appropriate
condition of welding leads to be used.
• Welding leads shall be inspected before each use shall
be confirmed by work supervisor.
• Appropriate PPE shall be properly worn by the welder

and personnel concerned.
11.14 Improper PPE • Work supervisor shall ensure all personnel under him H
shall constantly wear appropriate PPEs.
• FRC shall be worn by the welders and other personnel.
• Material handlers shall be oriented with proper lifting

and manual handling techniques to avoid back injuries.
• Work groups shall have proper coordination for group
activities regarding work interface.
12 Pipe Handling and Staging 12.1 Trapping & material slip personnel injuries • Large pipe sizes shall be complimented with appropriate H
mechanized lifting equipment as may be necessary.
• Material handlers shall wear the proper and suitable
Personal Protective Equipment when handling steel
pipes; such as leather gloves, safety footwear /arm-sleeves.
• Personnel to be trained in slinging and banks man

techniques in order to ensure the pipes lifted in a safe
manner.
• Tag lines shall be used when lifting and traveling pipes
by cranes.
• SAUDI ARAMCO’S specifications on safe rigging shall be
fully complied.
• When handling pipe, use a clear communication system.
• When handling threaded pipe three or more inches in
diameter, use a hardwood hand stick.
• When two or more people are carrying pipe, carry pipe
on shoulders and walk out of step of each other and
12.2 Slips, Trips and Falls H
carry the pipe on the same shoulder.
• For large diameter pipe, use a pipe caliper.
• Pick up and lay down the pipe in unison.
• When handling pipe by mechanical means; personnel
will stay clear of the load.
• When handling pipe by mechanical means do not put
fingers or hands into the ends of the pipe.
• Keep feet away from pipe when pipe is lowered or
picked up.
• Keep the pipe racks in an orderly and safe condition.
• The space around pipe racks shall be kept clear of
obstruction.
• Only approved stringing procedure shall be followed.

• Welding activities shall follow approved welding
procedures as coordinated by SEYANA QA/QC Dept.
• Pipe cutting activities shall comply with the work permit
12.3 Hand and personal injuries M
procedure and applicable work safety instruction.
• Observe safe manual and mechanical hoisting of pipe
component from place to place with consideration on
existing adjacent structures and utilities.
• Pipes shall be stored in areas secured from damaging

factors as distortion and defacing and collapse of storage.
• Pipes shall be inspected for any sharp edges and
damages which can cause dangerous incidents during
installation and testing.
• Pipes shall be put in a designated yet isolated area away
12.4 Relative damages from personnel access and equipment routes in order to M
prevent personnel and other property injured or damaged
from sharp edges.
• Pipes shall be stored in a stable manner and in designated
areas away from temporary offices, buildings which may
be affected by the handling of these materials when they
will be withdrawn for use.
• Good housekeeping techniques on material segregation

shall be adhered accordingly with the emphasis of clearing
the access of any obstruction, prevention of slips, trips and
falls.
• Metal chips and small pipes parts shall be removed in a
timely manner to prevent accumulation leading to poor
12.5 Housekeeping M
housekeeping of the area.
• Appropriate isolation shall be done to identify the piping
work station and properly set up with identification
signage.
• All personnel handling pipes shall undergo appropriate
orientation in pipe handling and stringing.
• The designated Male nurse and all members of the

Emergency Response Team shall be trained in emergency
Emergency Response and life saving techniques from the Red Crescent Association.
13 13.1 Improper application of Live Saving techniques M
Evacuation Plan • All medical response personnel shall be updated on the
latest live saving techniques as may necessary in order to
refresh their skills in emergency medical response.
• Emergency response procedures shall be in accordance

with provisions of Aramco Manual.
13.2 Inadequate emergency rescue procedures • Every workforce shall be assigned with appropriate M
emergency response personnel who shall activate
immediate incase such incidents occur.
• During administration of emergency live saving

techniques, the emergency response team leader shall
monitor and ensure that correct life saving techniques are
13.3 Emergency response procedures not followed followed. M
• An emergency response coordinator shall be appointed in
the project to ensure effective administration of the
emergency response plan.
• Drills shall be conducted on a periodic basis as required

under regulation set by the SAUDI ARAMCO’S Fire
13.4 Employees not trained in emergency evacuation Department. M
• Orientations shall be conducted regularly prior to drills to
ensure effective commencement of drills.
• Emergency evacuation areas shall be designated and

regularly communicated to all personnel
• Notice and communication shall be given to all affected
13.5 No emergency assembly areas L
personnel, as well as conspicuously posted in order for
workers to familiarize themselves of these emergency
evacuation areas.
• Work Areas shall be installed with appropriate emergency

rescue equipment such as stretchers in accordance with
13.6 Inadequate emergency rescue equipment SAUDI ARAMCO’S Fire Department codes. L
• Contractor shall ensure adequate number of rescue
equipment as per requirement of standards.
• Appropriate training shall be conducted to designated

personnel who will perform as emergency response team
13.7 Inadequate emergency rescue team training members. L
• Emergency Rescue Team members shall be reviewed on
training skills on a periodic basis to update PERT skills
Note: Separate inspection to be conducted to ascertain suitability of all scaffolds to be used in the above activity.
All overhead activities, i.e. lifting of Pipes / erection will be barricaded and sign posted at ground level.
REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Hard Hats Safety Glass Cranes
Other Gloves Work Vest Safety Harness
Face Shield Goggles □ Barricades
Hand Tools & Power Tools Compactor □ Lifting Gear
Steel Toe Boots Forklift Jackhammer

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TO ; SAUDI ARAMCO DATE 30 - Sep - 2015

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Project: Document ID: MS-MEC-00-009

1.0 PURPOSE ……………………………………………………………. 3

2.0 SCOPE …………………………………………………………….......3

3.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ………………………………………3

4.0 RESPONSIBILITY ………………………………………………….. 4

5.0 SAFETY PRECAUTION …………………………………………… 5

6.0 MANPOWER ………………………………………………………... 6

7.0 TOOLS & EQUIPMENT ……………………………………………. 7

8.0 METHODS / PROCEDURES ……………………………………….. 7

9.0 QUALITY CONTROL ………………………………………………15

10.0 ATTACHMENTS ………………………………………………….. 15

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3.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

3.1 JGC Specification and Standards

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3.2.7 32-SAMSS-004 Manufacture of Pressure Vessels

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5.0 SAFETY PRECAUTION

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5.6.1 Safety Helmet

5.6.5 Mask, if required to prevent inhalation of dust and welding gas

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6.3.5 Mechanical Fitter

8.0 METHODS / PROCEDURES

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8.2 Equipment Preservation/Protection:

8.2.2 Equipment Rust Preservation shall be done using applicable vendor/manufacturer’s

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8.6.10 After finishing padding work, following points shall be checked.

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will prevent equipment from damages caused by sling wire.

8.8.9.2 Level of pads on the chipped surface.

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 Shim thicker than 0.100”(2.5 mm) shall be carbon steel.

8.9 Setting of Static equipment on Foundation:

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10.1 JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

• A certified Work Permit Receiver shall be designated and

• Site conditions shall be taken into account in the use of

* The possibility of equipment extended parts coming into

• Crane shall be maintained in an efficient working

• Before positioning the equipment, inspection should be

• A competent signalman must be always present at all

• Use proper PPE

• Use back-alarms, signal light/clearance light and Flag

• Licensed and experienced drivers and operators with

• Supporting surface should be stable.