Mleg-00-Aq-T-00oo43-0 - Telecommunications

COMPANY’S DOC.
N°
SONATRACH MLEG-00-AQ-T-00OO43
First Calgary Petroleums 001411-00-CBQB-03453
JOB N° DOC. N° REV.
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MENZEL LEDJMET EAST PROJECT
QCP – Telecommunications DATE 02 Novembre 2009 SHEET 1 OF 47
Construction SubContractor :JCC Prep’d Construction SubContractor

Contractor review and Approval Chk’d Menichini F
App’d Proietti G.

BLOCK 405b, ALGERIA
CONTRACT SH-FCP/EPC/2009-06
QUALITY CONTROL PLAN FOR

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
This document is in compliance with the
Quality Control Specification for Telecommunication
(doc. MLEG-00-AQ-T-00OO53)
Approved by CA
(Ref. CA-SA-T-00230)
Rev. Page Description Prep’d Chk’d App’d

Issued for CONTRACTOR
A All Construction SubContractor Saipem Saipem
Approval
0 All Approved for Construction Construction SubContractor Saipem Saipem
This document is the property of Sonatrach and First Calgary Petroleums who will safeguard its rights according to the civil and penal provisions of the law.
Data file: 651824065.doc
COMPANY’S DOC. N°
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QCP – Telecommunications DATE 02 November 2009 SHEET 2 OF 47
Prep’d Zhu liang

Chk’d Li yingyi
App’d Li liujun

BLOCK 405b, ALGERIA
CONTRACT SH-FCP/EPC/2009-06
QUALITY CONTROL PLAN FOR

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Rev. Date Page Description Prep’d Chk’d App’d

0 02 Nov 2009 All Approved for Construction Zhu liang Li yingyi Li liujun
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CONTENTS
1. GENERAL 4
1.1. Scope and field of application 4
1.2. Terms and definitions 4
2. QUALITY CONTROL PLANNING 6

2.1. Information related to this document 6
2.2. Preparation and Issuing of QCP and ITPs 6
2.3. Construction SubContractor responsibility 7
2.4. Local regulations 7
3. APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION 8
3.1. Specification, Codes and Standards 8
3.2. Applicable revision 8
4. RECEIVING, STORING AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS 9

4.1. Incoming inspection 9
4.2. Material handling 9
5. WIRING METHOD AND INSTALLATION OF MATERIAL 9

5.1. Installation of underground conduits and duct banks 9
5.2. Bending radius and max length 9
5.3. Manhole construction 10
5.4. Conduits and cable tray system 11
5.5. Installation of communication cables and wiring 12
5.6. Installation of communication equipment 13
6. INSTRUMENT TESTING AND CALIBRATION 15

6.1. Test equipment calibration 15
7. ATTACHMENTS 16
7.1. List of applicable ITP 16
7.2. List of applicable inspection and test report forms 16
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1 GENERAL
2 Scope and field of application
3 This document provides guidance and minimum requirements for inspecting, checking
and testing related to the installation of Telecommunication to be performed during
construction of of Menzel Ledjmet East Project.
4 This document is additional to QAS N° 000-ZA-E-09609 and QAS N° 000-ZA-E-09610

already given to Construction SubContractor,(internal documents of
Saipem/Contractor) and shall be read together with other applicable contractual
documentation.
5 Terms and definitions
6 The following terms and definitions are applicable to all Saipem specifications related
to quality requirements for Construction SubContractors.
Construction
SubContractor(s) Organisation(s), including its sub-contractors to whom any part of
the Works has been subcontracted by Saipem/Client;
Saipem Organization appointed by Client to perform the Works;
Company Organization that receives the services related to the Works
provided by Saipem and by its Construction SubContractor(s).
TPI Third Party Inspection: any organization, authority, person or
persons, to which Construction SubContractor has subcontracted
the execution of inspection and or laboratory testing related
activities.
Works Means the permanent new facilities constituting the Project,
including all the construction services, materials and equipment to
be provided by Saipem/Client to satisfy its obligations pursuant to
the Contract undertaken with the Client.
QMS Quality Management System: part of the organization’s
management system that focuses on achievement of results, in
relation to the quality objectives, to satisfy the needs, expectations
and requirements of Saipem/Client and of any other interested
parties, as appropriate.
QAS Quality Assurance Specification: Saipem document 000-ZA-E-09609
&000-ZA-E-09610 specifying the minimum requirements related to
Construction SubContractor’s QMS and QA/QC Manual specific for the
Works.
QCS Quality Control Specification: Saipem specification for quality control
requirements.
QCP Quality Control Plan: Construction SubContractor plan containing all
quality control requirements. This plan complement and compiles all
applicable ITP(s).
ITP Inspection and Test Plan: Construction SubContractor plan of
inspection and tests required by engineering and vendors
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documents or elsewhere specified. ITP(s) shall provide references

to applicable procedures, acceptance criteria, documentation,
quality records and inspection attendance to be performed, in
chronological order, from initial inspection, throughout final
inspections and mechanical completion. ITP(s) and relevant forms
shall be issued as QCP enclosures.
MDT Inspection report Form, attached to the ITP. They shall be used
during checks and inspections /tests and signed by the involved
parties, as per relevant QC code
RFI Request for Inspection: Written notification to be issued by
Construction SubContractor in order to allow all parties involved to
perform their inspection and test witness as planned in the
applicable ITP;
QA Quality Assurance: Part of quality management focused on
providing confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled;
QC Quality Control: Part of quality management focused on fulfilling
quality requirements;
NCR Non Conformity Report: Document recording a non-fulfilment of a
requirement;
Non Conformity The non-fulfilment of specified requirements;
Special Process A process, the results of which are highly dependent on the control
of the process or the skill of the operator and in which the specified
quality cannot be readily determined by inspection or test on the
product;
Calibration Comparison of a measurement and test equipment with a reference
standard or with another one provided with better tolerance in order
to detect or to measure possible inaccuracies and to document or
eliminate them.
7 Any other terms related to quality and not listed above shall conform to section 3 “Term
and Definition” of ISO 9000:2005 “Quality Management System – Fundamentals and
vocabulary”.
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8 QUALITY CONTROL PLANNING
9 Information related to this document
10 This document includes the ITP(s) and forms, listed under paragraph 5.2 and 5.1, for
performing as minimum the inspection, tests and certification to be carried out during
site activities related to installation of telecommunications.
11 The enclosed ITP(s) are specific and they include inspection and tests which are
directly related to specific project items and/or are part of the Works that can be
identified and traceable through engineering documentation.
12 Preparation and Issuing of QCP and ITPs
13 Construction SubContractor has issued this document “Quality Control Plan” (QCP)
same as the approved “Quality Control Specification” (QCS), improving the enclosed
ITPs in accordance to the project requirements and completing the information
requested on clause 3.1 and the ITPs columns “Reference document” & “Acceptance
Criteria”
Construction SubContractor will number the QCP in accordance to the project
numbering system provided by Saipem.
14 If during Works Construction SubContractor will need additional ITP/ ITP phase for
further test and checks with the relevant QC Codes, the same shall be numbered
adding an alphanumeric suffix to the preceding available QC Code. New QC Codes
shall be submitted and approved by Saipem.
15 Construction SubContractor during the execution of the Works shall revise and update,
as and when required, the QCP(s) and relevant ITP(s) to incorporate any other
pertinent requirements set forth in engineering specifications, standards, design codes,
recommended practices, safety design, referred hereafter or included elsewhere in the
contractual and vendors documents.
16 Before starting of Works, the QCP containing the ITPs applicable for the project items
and works, shall be submitted by the Construction SubContractor for Saipem review
and approval.
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17 Construction SubContractor responsibility
18 Construction SubContractor will prepare and update any other necessary QCP(s) and
ITP(s), and quality procedures to include all inspections, examinations and tests
required to verify the quality of the Works. The above documents will be timely
submitted to Saipem for review and approval in order to ensure their availability in
approved status prior to starting of the activities related to the inst allation of
telecommunications.
19 Construction SubContractor will perform and record all inspections, examinations and
tests required and shall carry out all the works necessary for the preparation of
inspections, examinations and tests, including adequate scaffolding for safely
witnessing the inspection.
20 Construction SubContractor will provide, for the execution of testing, inspection and
measurements all necessary equipment, tools and shall make available the applicable
international Standards and Codes.
21 Construction SubContractor will issue inspections, examinations and tests reports
immediately after the completion of each inspection activity. All reports will be
approved and signed off by Construction SubContractor authorized personnel prior to
submission to Saipem for review or approval, as appropriate.
22 Saipem or other Parties signature on inspection, examination and test reports does not
release the Construction SubContractor from his responsibilities.
23 Construction SubContractor shall have at his own charge the filing of the relevant QCP
form certificate on dedicated Dossiers as specified on SPC. 000-ZA-E-09609 and SPC.
000-ZA-E-09610, at the time required for the mechanical completion phases the
Construction SubContractor will deliver to Saipem hard copies and PDF file of the
dossiers.
24 Local regulations
25 Inspections and tests required by Algerian law and regulation shall be strictly adhered
to, documented by Construction SubContractor and shall take precedence over this
specification
26 When Algerian law and local regulations are different from the applicable design
codes, Construction SubContractor shall inform SAIPEM for the necessary actions.
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27 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTATION
28 Specification, Codes and Standards
29 Contractual Specification:
- J8328A-J-SD-16071 Telecommunication System Specification
30 Project specifications:
- 00-HA-E-49000; MLEG-00-SP-T-86OO00 , GENERAL SPC. for TELECOMMUNICATION
System (ITP0112)
- 00-HA-E-49012; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TS12, SPC. for VSAT System(ITP0107)
- 00-HA-E-49014; MLEG-CPF-SP-T-86TV14, SPECIFICATION for VHF AIRBAND
System(ITP0107)
- 00-HA-E-49015; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TU15, SPC. for TETRA System(ITP0107)
- 00-HA-E-49023; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TP23, SPC. for TELECOM HOTLINE System(ITP0102)
- 00-HA-E-49041; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TJ41, SPC. for FO CABLE (ITP0101)
- 00-HA-E-49043; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TJ43, SPC. for SPLICING AND TERMINATION OF FO
CABLE (ITP0101)
- 00-HA-E-49061; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TM61, SPC. for MULTIPLEXER (ITP0112)
- 00-HA-E-49066; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TM66, SPC. for SDH (ITP0112)
- 00-HD-A-49144; MLEG-00-DE-T-86TJ01, TYPICAL FO CABLE LAYING AND CROSSING
(ITP0101)
- 00-HL-E-49154; MLEG-00-SP-T-86TJ54, SPECIFICATION for FOC INSTALLATION
WORKS (ITP0101)
- 15-HA-E-49021; MLEG-CPF-SP-T-86TP21, SPC. for PABX (ITP0102)
- 15-HA-E-49081; MLEG-CPF-SP-T-86TC81, SPECIFICATION for CCTV System(ITP0105)
- 15-HA-E-49082; MLEG-CPF-SP-T-86TA82, SPECIFICATION for PAGA System(ITP0104)
- 15-HA-E-49088; MLEG-CPF-SP-T-86TL88, SPECIFICATION for I.T. SYS. LAN (EDMS-
EDP ETC.) (ITP0106)
- 000-ZA-E-09609 - MLEG-00-AS-MC-00OO09 Quality Assurance Requirements for
Construction SubContractors
- 000-ZA-E-09610 - MLEG-00-AS-MC-00OO10 Quality Control Requirements for
Construction SubContractors
31 Codes and Standards:

Applicable Codes and Standards are those referred in the Contract reference “Code &
Standards” doc. 00-ZA-E-09008 - MLEG-00-AP-A-00OO28, in the above specifications
and in engineering documentation
32 Applicable revision
33 Unless otherwise specified in the contract documents, the applicable revision or edition
of applicable Specification and Standards is the last valid at the time when the contract
or agreement is entered into.
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34 RECEIVING, STORING AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS
35 Incoming inspection
36 Inspection will be done on incoming shipments of telecommunication materials for

damage during shipping: broken instruments, crushed boxes and damaged cable
spools are evidences of such damages. If damages are evident, damage claim
procedures must be initiated prior to accepting the shipment. Fibre Optic cables should
be tested on receipt or prior to installation. Test results shall be kept on file.
37 Material handling
38 All telecommunication material will be stored in an area separately from other project
material. Contractor QC inspector will visually inspect all telecommunication material
received from the store, prior to installation. He will ensure that all materials comply
with the materials take-off lists and construction drawings, and that all materials are
properly tagged and identified with relevant Stock Numbers. Damaged equipment shall
not be used.
39 WIRING METHOD AND INSTALLATION OF MATERIAL
40 Installation of underground conduits and duct banks
41 General
The design and installation of underground conduits and duct banks shall be in
accordance with the project documentation. Before commencing the installations, the
Subcontractor Telecommunications QC Inspector shall verify that the materials
conform to the standard specifications and are free from damage and deformities. All
materials shall be kept away from excessive heat, flames and direct sunlight.
Before installing, the trench shall be checked to verify that the trench bottom is leveled
and free from stones and foreign materials.
42 Bending radius and max length
Correct bending radius shall be observed during the installation. Cold field bending is
allowed for radius of 10-45 meters only. The number of bends permitted to the conduit
lateral shall not have more than the equivalent of two 90° turns.
The maximum length of the main conduit section containing bends or curves shall
depend upon the angle between the straight conduit run on each side of the curve and
the radius of the curve.
43 Conduit installation
Approved conduit spacers shall be installed between conduits. These shall be applied
in all concrete encased conduit sections. Conduit spacers shall be placed at 1.5 – 2.5m
intervals along the conduit. There shall be a sufficient number of spare conduits in a
duct-bank.
Installed conduits shall be mandrel tested prior to pouring of concrete, after pouring
and before doing any paving work in the conduits.
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44 Encasement
The minimum amount of concrete encasement using forms shall be 75mm along the
top, sides and bottom of the conduit formation. Whenever the trench walls are used in
lieu of forms, the same 75 mm minimum thickness of concrete on each side of conduit
bank shall be considered.
When required by the project, communication duct banks shall be identified by their
orange color.
It shall be accomplished by
a) mixing orange dye in the concrete for encasement;
b) mixing orange dye with the top layer of the concrete encasement of 5mm
thickness;
c) placing an orange warning tape 30cm on top of the conduit encasement and
located minimum of 30cm below the grade.
Telecommunication conduits crossing other sub-structures like pipeline, etc. shall have
adequate separation as per project documentation.
Prior to backfilling the duct-bank, spare conduits shall be closed with approved plugs.
Concrete encasement and trench backfilling shall be carried on only after Client review
and approval all of the installations.
45 Responsibility
Subcontractor Telecommunications QC Inspector shall closely monitor the installation
of telecommunication duct banks to verify and certify that it is in accordance with the
standards. He shall witness and document all tests performed during the installation.
The Client’s representative will check the installation and witness the testing.
46 Manhole construction
47 General
Manholes shall be designed and constructed in accordance with the project
documentation.
48 Pre-cast inspection
Company shall inspect pre-cast manholes to be in compliance with the standard during
the fabrication, construction and placing in the ground. A minimum of 24 hours written
notice before casting shall be provided to allow sufficient time for the Client to inspect.
49 Manholes location and arrangement

Manholes shall be located outside the classified areas or other areas prohibited by
project documentation. They shall be equipped with conduit termination space for the
ultimate number of conduits that the manhole can serve. They shall be designed and
constructed to be watertight.
Space shall be provided to adequately rack and support the ultimate cables and splice
closures. Cables shall be arranged so that they do not block the spare or vacant
conduits.
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50 Internal racking
Cables and completed splices shall be properly supported with cable rack hooks at
each cable rack location. Cable rack hook positions shall be numbered from top to
bottom of the uprights. The number one shall be at the uppermost cable hook rack
space. Double racking of cables is allowed to obtain maximum use of available
manhole wall space. There shall be no more than two cables racked side by side at
any racking level.
51 Responsibility
Subcontractor Telecommunications QC Inspectors will verify that the manholes design
and construction meets the minimum requirement of the standard. He will verify and
check that approved materials were used. He will verify that the cable-rack is securely
attached and the spacing is correct. Subcontractor Telecommunications QC Inspector
will notify the Client through RFI in advance, as agreed with the Client for final
inspection of the completed manhole. Grounding tests will be witnessed by Client.
52 Conduits and cable tray system
53 Conduits system
Conduits shall be of rigid galvanized steel. There will be no more than 2-90 bends
allowed in one run of conduit.
The maximum continuous section shall not exceed 30m; whenever this value is
exceeded, a pull-box or pull point shall be inserted. The direct buried entrance conduit
shall be encased in concrete. All building entrance conduits shall be plugged or sealed
in accordance with project documentation. The correct bending radius shall be
observed especially when Fibre Optic cables are involved. It shall have at least 10
times the internal diameter of the conduit.
54 Cable tray system

Cable trays shall be installed in accordance with the project referenced codes.
They shall be located in accessible areas in which future maintenance activity can be
carried out easily.
Cable tray fills shall not exceed the manufacturer’s allowable load requirements.
Suitable supports shall be used such as:
1) Cantilever brackets
2) Trapeze supports
3) Individual rod suspension brackets.
Supports shall be placed in strategic locations so that the connectors between sections
of the cable trays lie between the support point and the quarter section of the span.
They shall be within 2ft (0.6m) on each side of any connection to a fitting.
The system shall be designed so that the cables installed within will have a correct
bending radius. Trays shall be bonded together and securely connected to a reliable
grounding system.
In order to avoid electromagnetic interference (EMI), cables shall be installed meeting
the correct spacing requirement towards adjacent installations, such as power cables
and equipment. Spacing shall be in accordance with project requirements and the
referenced codes.
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55 Installation of communication cables and wiring
56 Responsibility
Contractor is responsible for daily inspecting and testing activities on cables laying,
routing and termination. This procedure is applied to all Fiber Optics and Copper Wires
(signal and power) cables, utilized at the installation sites during the implementation of
the plants.
57 Cutting plan
Before starting the cable pulling operations and in order to optimize the utilization of
cables lengths on each reel, a general site cutting plan should be drawn up. For
traceability purposes every portion of cable shall be recorded on the Drum Record
Card.
58 Cables routing
Contractor shall verify that every cable interconnected to the System under his control
be routed according to contractual engineering documents and/or civil drawings. If due
to practical reasons this is not possible, the Contractor shall notify the Employer in
order to define an alternative route.
59 Cables laying
Contractor shall verify that the cables are correctly placed on the applicable supports
(trench, open conduit, PVC pipe, cable duct, cable tray, etc.) without dangerous
bending, properly fastened (together and/or to the ladder, as applicable, using cable
ties made of polyamide or suitable material) and far from sharp edges. During handling
and laying, care shall be taken to observe the minimum-bending radius recommended
by the cable manufacturers. Tools for cable laying (where necessary) shall be those
recommended by the cable manufacturers. A 25 cm minimum of clearance between
power and signal cables shall be left. Cables shall be laid according to instructions
provided by the project documents (Telecommunications Cables Laying Instructions).
Underground cables shall be tested for continuity and insulation resistance/attenuation
before backfilling the cable trench. When laying has been completed, cables shall be
cleaned from inert dry lubricants that were added during pulling activities and/or
existing under the sheath.
60 Cables identification
Each cable shall be provided with suitable identification tags or labels showing the
cable number as per the applicable Cable List and in accordance with applicable
engineering drawings. Tags shall be placed on both ends of cables, at both sides of
road crossings and at both sides of building entry. For underground cabling, the
spacing between cable numbers along the roads should be 5 to 15 m. Such cables
shall also be numbered where they branch-off from a main route. Each conductor shall
be provided with plastic rings numbered according to the tables and cable diagrams for
identification or other agreed cable identification media.
61 Cable glands
Proper sizes of cable glands suitable for the cables shall be utilized. Contractor shall
ensure that the load of the cables does not derive from the cable gland.
62 Cables termination
The cable laying must be made in such a way to reduce shorts of cable. Suitable
slacks shall be left available (below false floors, inside wells, etc.), to avoid that wires
are pulled off from terminals and/or for possible future intervention. Any cable shall be
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joined end-to-end, run and connected according to the cable schedule and relevant
interconnection diagrams. Terminations shall be done as per contract specifications.
63 Fiber Optical cables

In general optical cables have a strain limit lower than conventional cables. The tensile
load rating of an optical fiber must be checked accurately and cannot be exceeded in
any application. Load exceeding the cable rating can result in fiber breakage. Fibers
may fail immediately or later during the service life. External signs of damage could not
necessarily be evident in both cases. Cable joint box installation and supporting
arrangement checks shall be done before connections are made. Limits of mechanical
performance and minimum bending radius specified by the Manufacturer shall be
complied with. Joint and termination of fiber optic cables shall be done and supervised
by skilled specialists, specifically trained by the manufacturer or particularly
experienced, using dedicated equipment and/or tools. Cables shall normally be
fastened to the panel tray with plastic ties so that the conductors themselves (or the
terminals) do not support the weight of the cables.
64 Unused cables
All unused cables shall be returned to the store wound on reels or as windings. Cable
ends shall be sealed for waterproofing.
65 Installation of communication equipment
66 General
The Equipment shall be completely unpacked (but left on relevant pallets, if any)
before entering the rooms where they will be installed. Light protections (plastic film,
packaging cartoons, etc.) should be placed over pieces of equipment to preserve them
from dust, moisture, paint and other agents which could cause electrical and/or
mechanical damages. Equipment shall be visually inspected before its installation.
67 Cabling
Before starting the equipment installation activities, all the subfloor cables should be
installed and inspected, as per relevant procedure. Inter-cabinet and internal cabling
shall be installed at the end of the mechanical assembly activities, together with signal,
power and ground cables.
68 Mechanical assembly
Before moving equipment to their final position all mechanical hardware should be
installed inside racks and cabinets (unless it makes the unit too heavy). Adjacent
cabinets shall be joined together, if so specified by relevant drawings, only after their
final positioning and anchoring. Fixing bolts (where applicable) have to be located as
per the contract installation drawings. Cable trays shall also be fixed to the top of
racks, if applicable, after their mechanical assembly completion. The absence of
loosened hardware items (screws, bolts, etc.) shall be carefully checked.
69 False floor protection

While the installation activities are ongoing, the false floor tiles should be protected to
avoid any damages. The unpacked equipment (if too heavy to be carried by hand)
shall be placed on a sufficient number of pipes and slowly moved to the correct
location.
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70 Indoor equipment installation

Before starting equipment installation activities, the surface of the floor shall be
checked for levelness and the position of the equipment shall be marked on the floor.
The required number of openings of correct dimensions shall be prepared on the
floating floor (if any) to allow and facilitate cable entry. The equipment shall be installed
as per the location indicated in the equipment layout of applicable sites, inside
buildings and/or outdoors. After placing the equipment in the correct position, it shall
be aligned and fastened with the side by adjacent equipment and verticality be
checked. Earthing connection to individual items of equipment shall be made and
protected as per earthing layout drawings.
71 Outdoor equipment installation

Equipment to be installed outdoors should be functionally tested (informally) before
final installation, especially if it is positioned on the top of poles and other hard-to-reach
locations. Any differences between drawings and the actual position of such items, as
well as indoor equipment, shall be recorded as specified in the next paragraph.
Particular attention shall be paid to grounding connections by verifying the absence of
paint, grease, rust and any other elements which could hinder proper connections.
Unless otherwise specified, the chassis or frame may serve as the common tie point of
the neutral carrying wire. Before closing boxes or cabinets doors, the proper
positioning of grommets and other sealing devices shall be verified and the specified
grease and/or lubricant, if required, shall be applied.
72 Inventory and Punch-List issuing

At the end of equipment installation activities a complete inventory shall be carried out
in order to ascertain any shortage of equipment, accessories and every piece of
hardware and software described in the applicable documentation and/or contractually
specified to be supplied.
In this stage the main operations are:
All the equipment specified in the documents, spec.s etc. should be inspected;
Supplier’s identification of cards, equipment, etc. must be maintained;
Good presentation of equipment (cards, racks, cabinets, wiring, cables, etc.) has been
assured;
Overall documentation has been submitted and accepted, and fits the hardware
delivered.
Any discrepancy to the above, as well as any outstanding non-conformities shall be

included in the Site Punch-List (Customer provided) to control the site implementation
completion for Commissioning purposes.
73 Sweeping and Cleaning

At the end of installation activities each piece of equipment shall be carefully inspected
to verify its cleanliness. Racks, cabinets and other closed units must be free from small
hardware items, pieces of residual wires, drilling chips and other foreign materials.
Cabinets, boxes, doors, screens and any external surfaces must be free of dirt,
hand/fingerprints, etc.. Scratches or other small damages shall be corrected,
retouching it if and where possible. Before placing false floor tiles the space
underneath must be free from foreign materials, works residuals, etc. Wires and cable
spares, if applicable, shall be coiled and placed in such a way that they do not interfere
with the cables and/or pipe paths.
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74 INSTRUMENT TESTING AND CALIBRATION
75 Test equipment calibration
76 Test Equipment shall be continually kept under calibrated conditions (where

applicable) by the Contractor; the relevant certifications and records shall be provided
by calibration laboratories officially acknowledged by the National / International
Calibration System. Should a piece of test equipment result out of calibration, the test it
was used for before the control will be repeated to verify its validity. Calibration
intervals are suggested by the manufacturer and Calibration Center, according to the
accuracy required, the use condition, etc. Such data will be recorded on the Instrument
List for Commissioning, also used as a Calibration Plan / Record. The Calibration
Certificates and Labels, both issued by Calibration Centers (CC), provide evidence of
successful calibration and summarize the calibration results. During trips back and
forth from the CC, test equipment shall be adequately protected by special packaging
to protect every item from shocks, vibrations, rain, moisture and so on. Manufacturers
and CC shall seal the test equipment to avoid possible unauthorized interventions.
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77 ATTACHMENTS
78 List of applicable ITP
TL-0101 Cables Network
TL-0102 Telephone System
TL-0103 Intercom System
TL-0104 Public Address System
TL-0105 CCTV System
TL-0106 LAN System
TL-0107 Radio/VSAT System
TL-0112 SDH System
79 List of applicable inspection and test report forms
MDT.TL.CDQ.0101 Report of Cables Installation - Check List

MDT.TL.CDQ.0104 Copper Cables Acceptance Tests Record
MDT.TL.CDQ.0105 Fibre Optic Cables Acceptance Tests Record
MDT.TL.CDQ.0106 Report of SDH Equipment Installation – Check List
MDT.TL.CDQ.0107 Report of Telephone System Installation – Equipment Check List
MDT.TL.CDQ.0108 Report of Telephone System Installation – Acceptance Tests
MDT.TL.CDQ.0109 Report of Public Address & Intercom System Installation –
Equipment Check List
MDT.TL.CDQ.0110 Report of Public Address &Intercom System Installation –
Acceptance Tests
MDT.TL.CDQ.0111 Report of CCTV System Installation – Equipment Check List
MDT.TL.CDQ.0112 Report of CCTV System Installation – Acceptance Tests
MDT.TL.CDQ.0113 Report of Radio System Installation – Equipment Check List
MDT.TL.CDQ.0114 Report of Radio System Installation – Acceptance Tests
MDT.TL.CDQ.0119 Report of LAN System Installation – Equipment Check List
MDT.TL.CDQ.0120 Report of LAN System Installation – Acceptance Tests
MDT.TL.CDQ.0123 SDH final check for Precommissioning & Commissioning
SONATRACH MENZEL LEDJMET EAST PROJECT MLEG-00-AQ-T-00OO43
QCP – Telecommunications 032076 00-ZA-E-03453 0

DATE 02 Novembre 2009 SHEET 17 OF 47
ITP N° TL-0101 DISCIPLINE

Title: CABLES NETWORK TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Reference Acceptance Quality Records/ Involvement
Documents
Document Criteria Notes
QC CODE Description CC QC SP TP1 TP2 CO CL
TL 0101 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: - CABLE LIST applicable MDT.TL.CDQ.0101 P W W

Standard
- installation of telecommunications cables SPC 00-HA-E-49041
SPC 00-HA-E-49043;
SPC 00-HD-A-49144
SPC 00-HL-E-49154
TL 0101 02 Precommissioning & Commissioning -SITE - CABLE LIST applicable P H H H H

ACCEPTANCE TEST: Standard 1)
SPC 00-HA-E-49041 MDT.TL.CDQ.0104
1) telephone cables acceptance test
(Meggering for copper cables) SPC 00-HA-E-49043; 2)
MDT.TL.CDQ.0105
2) fibre optic cables acceptance test SPC 00-HD-A-49144
(before & after backfilling)
SPC 00-HL-E-49154
ORGANIZATION CODE INVOLVEMENT CODE

CC – Construction SubContractor CO –Saipem Commissioning P – Perform/Submit W – Witness (Minimum 20% Inspection rate)
QC – QC Construction TP1 – Laboratory / TP2- (ARH – DMI - CTC-autre…) S – Surveillance H – Hold Point (100% Inspection rate)
SubContractor
SP – Saipem Supervision CL – Client R – Review M - Monitoring


Title: SDH System TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
TL 0112 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: Equipment List -- P W W W

MDT.TL.CDQ.0106
- installation of SDH equipment SPC 00-HA-E-49066
SPC 00-HA-E-49061
SPC 00-HA-E-49023
TL 0112 02 Precommissioning & Commissioning - vendor SAT vendor SAT P H H H H

procedure procedure MDT.TL.CDQ.0123
- SDH SAT test

SubContractor


Title: TELEPHONE SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
TL 0102 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: -layout drawings -- MDT.TL.CDQ.0107 P W W W .
Telephone system equipment installation -SPC 00-HA-E-49000
-SPC 15-HA-E-49021
TL 0102 02 Precommissioning & Commissioning - MDT.TL.CDQ.0108 P H H H H

SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST:
Vendor SAT Vendor SAT & Vendor’s SAT
Telephone system installation -
procedure procedure
acceptance test

SubContractor


Title: INTERCOM SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
TL 0103 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: SPC 00-HA-E- -Layout MDT.TL.CDQ.0109 P W W W

49023 / 49000 drawings
Intercom system equipment installation
-Layout drawings
TL 0103 02 Precommissioning & Commissioning - Vendor SAT project & or MDT.TL.CDQ.0110 P H H H H

SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST: procedure vendor sat
& Vendor’s SAT
procedure
Intercom system installation -acceptance
tests

SubContractor


Title: PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
TL 0104 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: SPC 15-HA-E-49082 -Layout MDT.TL.CDQ.0109 P W W W

drawings
PA system equipment installation -Layout drawings
TL 0104 02 Precommissioning & Commissioning - Vendor SAT Vendor SAT MDT.TL.CDQ.0110 P H H H H

SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST: procedure procedure
Or Vendor’s SAT
PA System installation -acceptance tets

SubContractor


Title: CCTV SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
TL 0105 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: SPC 15-HA-E-49081 -Layout MDT.TL.CDQ.0111 P W W W

drawings
CCTV system equipment installation -Layout drawings
TL 0105 02 Precommissioning & Commissioning - Vendor SAT Vendor SAT MDT.TL.CDQ.0112 P H H H H

SITE ACCEPTANCE TEST: procedure procedure
Or Vendor’s SAT
cctv system installation -acceptance test

SubContractor


Title: LAN SYSTEM & STRUCTURED CABLING TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
TL 0106 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: -Layout MDT.TL.CDQ.0101 P W W W

drawings & cable meggering
-Structured Cabling installation & test - Layout Drawings test
-SPC 15-HA-E-49088
TL 0106 02 VISUAL INSPECTION: - Layout Drawings -Layout MDT.TL.CDQ.0119 P W W W

drawings
lan system equipment installation -SPC 15-HA-E-49088
Vendor SAT Vendor SAT

procedure procedure
Or Vendor’s SAT
lan system installation -acceptance tets

SubContractor


Title: RADIO SYSTEM/ VSAT SYSTEM TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Documents
- Layout Drawings
TL 0107 01 VISUAL INSPECTION: -Layout MDT.TL.CDQ.0113 P W W W
-SPC 15-HA-E-49012
drawings
radio system equipment installation -SPC 15-HA-E-49014
-SPC 15-HA-E-49015
Vendor SAT Vendor SAT

procedure procedure
Or Vendor’s SAT
radio system installation -acceptance tets

SubContractor
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
First Calgary Petroleums
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
MENZEL LEDJMET EAST PROJECT JCC-TL-0002
REPORT OF CABLES INSTALLATION - CHECK LIST
DOCUMENT/SPECIFICATION: PAGE OF
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED CHECKED NOT

CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION
COMPLY NOT COMPLY APPLICABLE
1. Trenches are of correct depth, cleaned & with the proper sand bedding   
2. Ducts & sub-ducts are of correct type, number, colour and free from damages   
3. Cables are routed according to applicable drawings   
4. Correct procedure & proper tools were used in laying and pulling   
5. Visual inspection for proper identification & labelling has been made   
6. Cables glands compatibility & tightness were verified   
7. Cables termination are executed in standard manner & properly identified   
8. Armoured cables are suitably grounded   
9. Not used cables are sealed and wounded after cutting   
10. Installed cables were tested in accordance with the project/standard procedure   
NOTES INSPECTION NOTIFICATION REFERENCE
RFI N°
QC CONSTRUCT. SUBCONTR. SAIPEM CLIENT
NAME NAME NAME NAME
SIGNATURE SIGNATURE SIGNATURE SIGNATURE
Date Date Date Date
Form code: MDT.TL.CDQ.0101 Sh. 01
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
TELEPHONE CABLES ACCEPTANCE TEST RECORD
DOCUMENT/SPECIFICATION: PAG OF
CABLE & SHIELD

INSULATION RESISTANCE
TAG/ITEM CABLE TYPE CONTINUITY NOTE
M Ω REQUIRE M Ω MEASURED
C NC C NC NA 
NOTES: C =CONFORM, NC = NOT CONFORM NA=NOT APPLICABLE INSPECTION NOTIFICATION REFERENCE
RFI N°
SNAMPROGETTI CLIENT
QC CONSTRUCT. SUBCONTR.
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
Form code: MDT.TL.CDQ.0104 Sh. 01/01
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF TELECOMUNICATION NETWORK
TAG/ITEM:
FIBER OPTIC CABLES ACCEPTANCE TEST RECORD
ORIGIN:____________________________________ MANUFACTURER: LENGTH

CABLE TYPE:___________
END: _____________________________________ _________________ ______m
End to End
FIBER ACCEPTANCE
ATTENUATION (dB)
No
A÷B B÷A EXPECTED VALUE AT 1,300nm  1,550nm :
1 P F
2 P F Δ x Δ1 =…………....dB
Ψ x Ψ1 =…………....dB
3 P F
C x C1 =………..…..dB
4 P F ________________
5 P F
6 P F EXPECTED VALUE =……dB
7 P F
8 P F
Δ IS THE CABLE TOTAL LENGTH IN KM
9 P F
Δ1 IS THE FIBRE ATTENUATION IN DB/KM
10 P F Ψ IS THE NUMBER OF SPLICES
11 P F Ψ1 IS THE AVERAGE SPLICE LOSS IN DB
12 P F C IS THE NUMBER OF CONNECTORS
13 P F C1 IS THE CONNECTORS LOSS
14 P F
REQUIREMENTS:
15 P F TESTS SHALL BE PERFORMED ON 100% OF FIBERS IN BOTH
16 P F DIRECTIONS AND 100% OF FIBERS SPLICES AND
CONNECTORS.
TEST INSTRUMENT :
MANUFACTURER :
CALIBRATIONE DATE :

(1) P = PASSED, N= FAIL
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF SDH EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION- CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION COMPLY
CHECKED N. A.
NOT COMPLY
1. Cabling completed   
2. Mechanical assembly completed   
3. Inventory list issued   
4. Indoor (station) equipment installation completed   
5. Outdoor equipment installation completed   
6. Visually inspected for proper identification & Labelling   
7. Installed equipment were tested in accordance wit the project/standard

procedures
  
8. Equipment/rooms cleaned and with no damage   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF TELEPHONE SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION

CHECKED CHECKED
COMPLY NOT COMPLY N. A.
1. Equipment, racks & accessories did not suffer for abuse in transportation
and installation activities   
2. Equipment racks are positioned according to the project documentation,
space between rows is respected, ventilation is not obstructed   
3. Cabinet doors are closed, blank panels were fixed after installation &
cabling   
4. Keys for locks are available (when required)   
5. Equipment racks or cabinets are clean from dust and any other material.
Dust to be removed only by vacuum   
6. Paint is intact or touched up where necessary   
7. The operator set(s) are properly installed and connected, the cables
connectors are mechanically fixed   
8. All cables connections including the power supply are properly done   
9. Connections to the grounding are according to the project documents   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT TELEPHONE SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION NOT N. A.
COMPLY
COMPLY
1. power supply check: V / HZ to the cabinet(s) main equipment (PABX)   

2. power supply check: V / HZ to the auxiliary cabinet(s) for the management system,
billing facilities, printers etc.   
3. PABX main equipment operational tests
- the call setting facilities (internal call, group call, direct lines, block dialling) operate correctly   
- the call answering facilities (call with or without ring tone, call on hold, pick-up busy override)
operate correctly   
- the call pick-up facilities (call group pick-up, call pick-up, switchboard pick-up, general call
pick-up, recovering a parked call) operate correctly   
- during a conversation the facilities of conference calls, call forwarding, general and individual
call hold, DTMF signal transmission, rate information, malicious call recording, restriction   
external transfer, call parking and parked call retrieval operate correctly
- the mobility facilities (follow me, call parking and parked call retrieval, substitution) operate
correctly   
- the system facilities (integrated voice messaging, remote programming – isdn, virtual private
network, general call, day/night key, alarm switch & alarm key, monitoring of operator calls)   
operate correctly
- the euro-isdn system facilities (connected line identification presentation [colp], calling line
identification presentation [clip], multiple subscriber numbers [msn], block dialling, log of
missed calls, direct inward dial [did], user to user signalling, telesecretary services,   
identification of malicious calls) operate correctly
- theVOIP facilities operate correctly   
4. PABX versus interfaces equipment operational tests
- the communication access from/to any authorized user radio system operate correctly   
- the communication access from any authorized public address user system operate correctly   
- the communication access from/to any connected public/private switching system operate
correctly   
- the communication access from /to any central office line operate correctly   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT TELEPHONE SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECKED
COMPLY
COMPLY
5. Operational test between telephone extensions
- the dial tone with handset lifted is present   

- the required extension can be dialled   
- the internal call is signalled and correct extension number appears on the display   
- the speech connection and the communication are operational on both way   
- clearing down the call the speech is disconnected and the extension line is disengaged   
- the auxiliary devices like flashing lights & or additional horn at the incoming call are operating   
6. Software compliance
- the version of the loaded switching system software comply with the project documents   
- the system has built-in capabilities to be locally and remotely updated.   
- all final software plus manuals are delivered at site   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF INTERCOM SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION CHECKED CHECKED N. A.

COMPLY NOT COMPLY
1. Equipment racks & accessories did not suffer for abuse in transportation

cabling   
dust to be removed only by vacuum   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF INTERCOM SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION CHECKED CHECKED N. A.

COMPLY NOT COMPLY
10. The loudspeakers, the intercom sets, the junction boxes and the accessories
are certified for the installation area. material classification and cables entry   
mechanical protection to be checked
11. Field equipment did not suffer of mechanical damages   
12. field equipment are properly installed and well fixed to the relevant supports   
13. Field equipment are correctly located according to the layout drawings   
14. The field equipment cables are properly connected and mechanically
protected   
15. The field equipment cables entry not used are carefully plugged   
16. The loudspeakers are well oriented and not interfered by other plant
structures   
17. The acoustic hoods are well oriented   
18. Field equipment connections to the grounding are according to the project
documents   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF INTERCOM SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION COMPLY NOT N. A.
COMPLY
1. Power supply check: V / hz to the cabinet(s) main equipment (pmx or intercom
exchange)   
2. Power supply check: V / hz to the amplifier cabinet(s) for the loudspeaker
system   
3. Operational test from field equipment (c.b. or intercom set) to the operator set
- optical and acoustical indication are operating on an incoming call   
- ringing bell is automatically off at the answer   
- communication is operational on both way   
- end of communication check   
4. Operational test from operator set to the field equipment (c.b. or intercom set)
- the optical indications relevant to the outgoing call operate correctly   
- the calling tone is available   
- ringing tone is automatically off at the answer   
- communication is operational on both way   
- end of communication check   
5. Operational test on the loudspeakers network
- the single zone and the general call functionality operate correclty from any operator set   
- the s/n ratio required on project documents for messages intelligibility is reached   
- network and equipment diagnostic facilities operate correctly from the system management
unit   
- loudspeakers power setting is available from system management unit   
- remote equipment configuration is available from system management unit   
6. Software compliance   
- the version of the system software, comply with the project documents   
- the system has built-in capabilities to be locally and remotly upadated   
- all final software plus manuas are delivered at site   
RFI N°
SAIPEM CLIENT
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF CCTV SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECKED
COMPLY
COMPLY
1. Equipment racks & accessories did not suffer for abuse in transportation and
installation activities   
2. Equipment racks are positioned according to the project documentation, space
between rows is respected, ventilation is not obstructed   
3. Cabinet doors are closed, blank panels were fixed after installation & cabling   
5. Equipment racks or cabinets are clean from dust and any other material. dust to be
removed only by vacuum   

7. The operator set(s) are properly installed and connected, the cables connectors are
mechanically fixed   
9. connections to the grounding are according to the project documents   
10. The video cameras, the pan & tilt units, the junction boxes and the accessories are
certified for the installation area. material classification and cables entry mechanical   
protection to be checked
11. Field equipment did not suffer of mechanical damages   

12. Video cameras are properly installed and well fixed to the relevant supports   
13. Field equipment are correctly located according to the layout drawings   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF CCTV SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECKED
COMPLY
COMPLY
14. The pan & tilt device operation is not interfered   
15. The camera observation angle is not affected by obstacles   
16. The lenses or the housing windows are clean   
17. The sun shield is properly installed   
18. Field equipment connections to the grounding are according to the project
documents   
19. CCTV monitors did not suffer of mechanical damages   
20. CCTV monitors are properly installed according to the layout and to the ergonomic
requirements   
21. Monitors cables are properly connected and mechanically protected   
RFI N°
SAIPEM CLIENT
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF CCTV SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION COMPLY NOT COMPLY N. A.
1. Power supply check: V / HZ to the central cabinet(s) main equipment   

2. Power supply check: V / HZ to the video cameras   
3. Test on the video camera
- the output video signal voltage is 1 VPP/75 ohms   
- the video signal transmitted from the camera is correctly received into the monitor
through fiber optic or copper cable TX system   
- the CCTV cameras coverage is as per project documents   
4. Operational test from operator position
- by the use of key board, joy stick or touch screen select a remote camera and
check the correctly operated of the zoom pan & tilt and glass cleaning system   
- cctv monitor(s) show(s) the area operating in pip/freeze frame mode   
- the recorded video is viewed from the operator console   
- fixed sequential or random video pictures are suitable displayed   
- system parameters are settable by the operator position   
- video recording system operate correctly   
- equipment failure alarms are correctly displayed   
- the version of the system software comply with the project documents   
- the system has built-in capabilities to be locally and remotely updated   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF RADIO /VSAT SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION N. A.
COMPLY NOT COMPLY
1. Equipment racks & accessories did not suffer for abuse in transportation
cabling   

dust to be removed only by vacuum   


10. The hand-portable radios and the accessories are certified for the use in
the operation area.   
11. Material certification to be checked   

12. Equipment did not suffer of mechanical damages , especially for the whip
antenna   
RFI N°

NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF RADIO/VASAT SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED CHECKED
COMPLY NOT COMPLY
13. The hand-portable radios and the accessories are certified for the use in
the operation area.   
14. Equipment did not suffer of mechanical damages , especially for the whip
antenna   
15. Battery chargers are correctly installed and connected to the mains
supply   
16. The mobile radio are correctly installed on the car/truck defined with the
client   
17. Fixed antennas system did not suffer of mechanical damages   
18. Fixed antennas system with the associated supporting structure is
properly installed and located according to the layout requirements   
19. Feeders cables are properly connected and mechanically protected   

20. For the mast, tower or pole structures the tightness of the bolts has been
checked   
21. Antenna(s) supporting structure is vertical   
22. Antenna(s) supporting structure is galvanized and paintied   
23. Obstruction lights of antenna (s) supporting structure operate correctly   

24. Fixed antennas system connections to the grounding are according to
the project documents   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF RADIO/VSAT SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM
CHECKED CHECKED
COMPLY NOT COMPLY
1. Power supply check: V / HZ to the central cabinet(s) main
equipment   
2. Power supply check: V / HZ to the remote radio stations   
3. Test on the fixed radio
- RF transmitter output at antenna connector (dbm……..)   
- transmitter deviation (+/- …….khz)   
- VSWR ≤ 1.5 : 1   
- receiver sensitivity (dbm……..)   
4. Test on the portable/mobile radio
- RF transmitter output at antenna connector (dbm……..)   
- transmitter deviation (+/- …….khz)   
- VSWR ≤ 1.5 : 1   
- receiver sensitivity (dBm……..)   
5. Functional tests from operator position
- by the use of key board, joy stick or touch screen select a radio user, push the
“transmit” button and check that calls and message are correctly received   
- test in a) repeated for a group of users   
- demonstrate ability to set system parameters by the operator position   
6. Functional test mobile/portable to mobile/portable
- single call (selective)   

- group call   
- priority call   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF RADIO/VSAT SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM:
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION CHECKED COMPLY CHECKED N. A.

NOT COMPLY
7. Call test mobile/portable to operator console   
8. Call test PABX user’s to mobile/portable   
9. Call test mobile/portable to PABX user’s   
10. Area coverage check   
- the version of the system software comply with the project documents   
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF LAN SYSTEM INSTALLATION – EQUIPMENT CHECK LIST
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED CHECKED
COMPLY NOT COMPLY
1. The cables conduits, cables trays and cables supports are well fixed to
the structures, faraway from the heat sources and the electrical cables   
2. The cables entries through the building walls are well sealed   
3. Equipment did not suffer of mechanical damages   
4. All cables connections/terminations including the power supply are

properly done   
5. Power & grounding connections are according to the project documents   
RFI N°

NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
REPORT OF LAN SYSTEM INSTALLATION – ACCEPTANCE TESTS
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION CHECKED NOT N. A.
COMPLY COMPLY
1. Field tests on the category 5, cat 5e, cat 6 and cat 6e cabling installation
- Every cabling link in the installation has been tested in accordance with the
telecommunications industry association (tia) standard ansi/tia/eia-568-b and the
following parameters have been verified:
 wire map
 length
 insertion loss (attenuation)
 next loss
 psnext loss   
 elfext loss, pair-to-pair
 pselfext loss
 return loss
 acr (attenuation to crosstalk ratio)
 psacr
 propagation delay
 delay skew
- Tthe test equipment (tester) are comply with or exceed the accuracy requirements for
enhanced level ii (level ii-e) field testers as defined in IEC Norma   
- The tester is within the calibration period recommended by the vendor in order to
achieve the vendor-specified measurement accuracy   
- The test results information for each link are recorded in the memory of the field tester
upon completion of the test   
- The test results records saved by the tester have been transferred into a windows™-
based database utility that allows for the maintenance, inspection and archiving of these   
test records
- The database for the completed job has been stored and delivered on cd-rom including
the software tools required to view, inspect and print any selection of test reports   
RFI N°

NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION COMPLY
NOT N. A.
COMPLY
- a paper copy of the test results has been provided that lists all the links that have been
tested with the following summary information
 the identification of the link in accordance with the naming convention defined
in the overall system documentation
 the test results information contain information on each of the required test   
parameters that are listed in section 1d
 the overall pass/fail evaluation of the link-under-test
 the name of the standard selected to execute the stored test results
 the brand name, model and serial number of the tester
2. field test on the fiber optic links cabling installation
- Every cabling link in the installation has been tested in accordance with the
Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) standard IEC 50346 or by the appropriate   
network application standard(s).
- Field test instruments for multimode FIBRE cabling meet the requirements of IEC 50346   
- Field test instruments for SINGLE MODE FIBRE cabling meet the requirements of IEC
50346   
- The tester is within the calibration period recommended by the vendor in order to achieve
the vendor-specified measurement accuracy.   
- The horizontal link (multimode) has been tested at 850 nm or 1300 nm in one direction in
accordance with IEC 50346   
- Multimode backbone links have been tested at 850 nm and 1300 nm in one direction in
accordance with IEC 50346   
- SINGLE MODE backbone links have been tested at 1310 nm and 1550 nm in accordance
with IEC 50346   
RFI N°

NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION COMPLY NOT COMPLY N. A.
3. The test results information for each link are recorded in the memory of the
field tester upon completion of the test.   
4. The test results records saved by the tester have been transferred into a
Windows™-based database utility that allows for the maintenance,   
inspection and archiving of these test records.
5. The database for the completed job haS been stored and delivered on CD-
ROM including the software tools required to view, inspect and print any   
selection of test reports.
6. A paper copy of the test results haS been provided that lists all the links that
have been tested with the following summary information:
 The identification of the link/fiber in accordance with the naming convention

defined in the overall system documentation
 The cable type and the value of the ‘index of refraction’ used for length   
calculations
 The insertion loss (attenuation) measured at each wavelength, the test limit
calculated for the corresponding wavelength and the margin (difference
between the measured attenuation and the test limit value)
 The name of the standard selected to execute the stored test results
 The brand name, model and serial number of the tester
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
CHECK AND TEST DESCRIPTION CHECKED N. A.
NOT COMPLY
COMPLY
7. Power supply check: V / Hz to the equipment cabinet(s) (from ups)   
8. Network connectivity FUNCTIONAL TEST
- ip address assignment (*).   

- in each building, ping the local switch from each pc station   
- ping pc stations located in different buildings to verify the intra-buildings connectivity   
- the version of the network software comply with the project documents   

(*) TO BE PROVIDED OR AGREED BY CLIENT IT PERSONNEL
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date
SDH FINAL CHECK FOR Precommissioning & Commissioning
JOB UNIT
SONATRACH 032076
QC CODE
TL-0101-02
REPORT N°
TAG/ITEM:
CHECKED
TEST TO BE PERFORMED AT SITE IN ACCORDANCE TO CHECKED
NOT N. A.
THE SAT VENDOR PROCEDURE COMPLY
COMPLY
1. Voice communication between the PABx and to/over the PSTN and back up
System   
2.System parameter (bandwidth, bit error rate, response time, etc…)   
3.Link test   
4.test on several subsystem and interface to third parties, etc.. at different

location are working together and meet the specified requirements   
5. test on the different software packages   
NOTES: SAT Reports of will be as per SAT vendor Procedure INSPECTION NOTIFICATION REFERENCE
RFI N°
NAME NAME NAME NAME
Date Date Date Date

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Construction SubContractor :JCC Prep’d Construction SubContractor

MENZEL LEDJMET EAST PROJECT

QUALITY CONTROL PLAN FOR

Rev. Page Description Prep’d Chk’d App’d

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MENZEL LEDJMET EAST PROJECT

QUALITY CONTROL PLAN FOR

Rev. Date Page Description Prep’d Chk’d App’d

2. QUALITY CONTROL PLANNING 6

4. RECEIVING, STORING AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS 9

5. WIRING METHOD AND INSTALLATION OF MATERIAL 9

6. INSTRUMENT TESTING AND CALIBRATION 15

2 Scope and field of application

4 This document is additional to QAS N° 000-ZA-E-09609 and QAS N° 000-ZA-E-09610

5 Terms and definitions

documents or elsewhere specified. ITP(s) shall provide references

8 QUALITY CONTROL PLANNING

9 Information related to this document

12 Preparation and Issuing of QCP and ITPs

17 Construction SubContractor responsibility

28 Specification, Codes and Standards

31 Codes and Standards:

34 RECEIVING, STORING AND HANDLING OF MATERIALS

36 Inspection will be done on incoming shipments of telecommunication materials for

39 WIRING METHOD AND INSTALLATION OF MATERIAL

40 Installation of underground conduits and duct banks

42 Bending radius and max length

a) mixing orange dye in the concrete for encasement;

49 Manholes location and arrangement

52 Conduits and cable tray system

54 Cable tray system

3) Individual rod suspension brackets.

55 Installation of communication cables and wiring

63 Fiber Optical cables

65 Installation of communication equipment

69 False floor protection

70 Indoor equipment installation

71 Outdoor equipment installation

72 Inventory and Punch-List issuing

In this stage the main operations are:

Any discrepancy to the above, as well as any outstanding non-conformities shall be

73 Sweeping and Cleaning

74 INSTRUMENT TESTING AND CALIBRATION

75 Test equipment calibration

76 Test Equipment shall be continually kept under calibrated conditions (where

78 List of applicable ITP

TL-0101 Cables Network

TL-0102 Telephone System

TL-0103 Intercom System

TL-0104 Public Address System

TL-0105 CCTV System

TL-0106 LAN System

TL-0107 Radio/VSAT System

TL-0112 SDH System

79 List of applicable inspection and test report forms

MDT.TL.CDQ.0101 Report of Cables Installation - Check List

QCP – Telecommunications 032076 00-ZA-E-03453 0