SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of P&M

L&T Construction
L&T Construction
Power Transmission & Distribution (Middle East)
Management of
Plant and Machinery
SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00
1.6 GWac / 1.8 GWp Sudair

PV IPP
REPDO Category A
Project, KSA
Doc. Code: Uncontrolled copy, issued for tedering
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Revision Date Description of changes Status
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Status Codes
IFR: Issued for Review
IFA: Issued for Approval
IFI: Issued for Implementation
Document reviews and approvals
Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:
Rajeev Ramakrishnan Ahmed Shaheen Bharathi Kumar

Head HSSE – PT&D – KSA Project HSSE Manager Project Director
Date: Date: Date:

01.08.2021 01.08.2021 01.08.2021
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Contents
1. Purpose................................................................................................................................4
2. Scope ...................................................................................................................................4
3. References ...........................................................................................................................4
4. Acronyms and definitions ....................................................................................................5
5. Roles and responsibilities ....................................................................................................5
5.1 Project Director/Assistant Project Director ..............................................................5
5.2 Project HSSE Manager ..............................................................................................6
5.3 FA&A Manager..........................................................................................................6
5.4 HSSE Practitioner ......................................................................................................6
5.5 Security Guard ..........................................................................................................6
5.6 Banksman .................................................................................................................7
5.10 Operator/Driver ......................................................................................................7
6. Procedure ............................................................................................................................7
6.1 P&M mobilization .............................................................................................7
6.2 Inspection and admittance of P&M to site .........................................................9
6.3 Travel on site....................................................................................................9
6.4 Pre-start inspection and mounting...................................................................10
6.5 Startup and testing .........................................................................................10
6.6 Operation ......................................................................................................10
6.7 Parking ..........................................................................................................12
6.8 Refueling........................................................................................................13
6.9 Maintenance ..................................................................................................13
7. Records ............................................................................................................................. 14
8. Associated documentation............................................................................................... 14
8.1 Forms ............................................................................................................14
8.2 Procedures.....................................................................................................14
8.3 Plans ..............................................................................................................15
Appendix A: P&M supporting documents ............................................................................ 16
Appendix B: Sample P&M inspection tag ............................................................................. 19
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1. Purpose
This procedure sets out requirements and guidelines for managing mobile plant and
machinery with a view to ensuring that associated risks are formally assessed and
addressed, and that suitable control measures are in place to prevent injury and
property damage and environmental pollution incidents.
2. Scope
This procedure is specific to the 1.6 GWac / 1.8 GWp Sudair PV IPP Project, in the KSA,
and applies to all mobile plant and machinery operating on site.
A non-exhaustive list of mobile plant and machinery covered by this procedure includes
piling and ramming rigs, forklifts and power platforms, backhoes, manlifts/aerial lifts,
trucks, tractors, loaders, bulldozers, graders, concrete mixers, concrete pumps, etc.
This procedure does not apply to lifting appliances, as associated requirements are covered
by SUDAIR-HSE-PR-025-xx-Lifting Operations.
3. References
This procedure is aligned with the third-party documents detailed below, which should
be consulted for further guidance.
 ISO 45001:2018. Occupational health and safety management systems --

Requirements with guidance for use. Clause 8: Operation. Subclause 8.1.1:
Operational planning and control - General.
 ISO 45002-0:2018. Occupational health and safety management systems – Part 0:
Guidelines for the application of ISO 45001. Clause 8: Operation. Subclause 8.1.1:
Operational planning and control - General.
 Occupational Health and Safety Administration. (n.d.). Safety and Health Regulations
for Construction. (Standard No. 1926.1408).
 The State of Queensland. (2018). Safe support of mobile plant guide. Retrieved from:
https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/20150/safe-support-
mobile-plant-guide.pdf
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4. Acronyms and definitions

The acronyms used in this procedure shall have the meanings ascribed to them
hereunder:
Acronym Meaning
FA&A Finance, Accounts and Administration
HSSE Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental
kph Kilometers per Hour
KSA Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
L&T Larsen & Toubro Limited
mph Miles per Hour
OSH Occupational Safety and Health
P&M Plant and Machinery
PT&D Power Transmission & Distribution
PTW Permit to Work
RAMS Risk Assessment and Method Statement
SWL Safe Working Load
TBT Tool Box Talk
TPC Third Party Certified/Certificate/Certification
WLL Working Load Limit
The terms used in this procedure shall have the meanings ascribed to them hereunder:
Lifting appliance: Mobile crane, crawler crane, tower crane or boom truck.
Mobile P&M: Any machine that is self-propelled and controlled by an

operator.
5. Roles and responsibilities

5.1 Project Director/Assistant Project Director
The Project Director/Assistant Project Director shall:
 provide all required resources for the effective implementation of this procedure;
 ensure that any third-party permits required by the authorities are obtained in a
timely manner;
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 provide adequate numbers of trained personnel, per the Project HSSE Manager’s
recommendations.
5.2 Project HSSE Manager

The Project HSSE Manager shall:
 review all documentation and third-party certificates required by the operative

legislation and/or specifications to ensure that P&M are safe to use, and that
operators or drivers are competent;
 inform the Project Director/Assistant Project Director about training requirements
for Banksmen, Fire Wardens, and Spill Responders;
 ensure that training for the above personnel is provided in a timely manner;
 maintain the P&M register;
 prepare risk assessments, as required, and disseminate the control measures;
 conduct random equipment inspections;
 conduct regular audits to ensure that this procedure is implemented effectively.
5.3 FA&A Manager

The FA&A Manager shall:
 liaise with equipment rental companies and ensure that they provide copies of
required documents and certificates in a timely manner;
 forward equipment and operator/driver documents and certificates to the Project
HSSE Manager for review and approval, prior to mobilization;
 inform the Project HSSE Manager and execution team regarding the planned arrival
date/time of mobile lifting appliances.
5.4 HSSE Practitioner

The HSSE Practitioner shall:
 review P&M documentation and certificates on arrival at site;

 inspect P&M and fill out associated checklist;
 tag P&M that are fit for use with the approved P&M tag;
 prohibit any P&M from entering the site if it does not meet specifications.
5.5 Security Guard

The Security Guard shall:
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 temperature screen P&M operators on arrival at site;

 notify the HSSE Practitioner of the arrival of any P&M at site;
 prohibit entry of any P&M, until all inspections and checks have been completed by
HSSE Practitioner.
5.6 Banksman
The Banksman shall:
 communicate with other Banksmen, if applicable, regarding traffic on the job site;
 direct the P&M using the appropriate signs;
 safely move the P&M through the site;
 work to ensure the safety of pedestrians and operators/drivers on site;
 perform other duties as assigned by his supervisor.
5.10 Operator/Driver
The operator/driver shall:
 carry out routine checks of the P&M, as required;

 fully understand the roles of other members of the crew and be familiar with manual
signals, if applicable, to safely implement instructions given by the Banksman;
 operate the P&M strictly in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
6. Procedure
6.1 P&M mobilization
6.1.1 When negotiating the rental of mobile P&M, the FA&A Manager, or an employee
designated by the FA&A Manager, shall request that the equipment rental company
send copies of following valid documentation, as applicable:
 mobile plant and equipment registration;

 insurance;
 third-party inspection certificate for the P&M, issued by a third party approved
by the Project Company;
 operator’s driving license for the type of P&M being driven, issued by the
competent Saudi authorities;
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 operator’s competence certificate issued by a third party approved by the Project

Company.
6.1.2 A full list of supporting documents has been included for reference in Appendix A.
6.1.3 On receipt of the aforesaid documents, the FA&A Manager or designated employee
shall email them to the Project HSSE Manager, who shall review the documents to
ensure that they are valid.
6.1.4 In addition, Project HSSE Manager shall make sure that all required third-party
certificates have been issued by a third party approved by the Project Company.
6.1.5 Preferred third-party certification bodies are listed below:
 Bureau Veritas (BV)

 Aplus Velosi
 American Bureau of Shipping (ABS)
 TÜV (there are several certification bodies operating under TÜV auspices in the
region, e.g. TÜV SÜD, TÜV NORD, TÜV Reinhard, etc.; all are acceptable)
 Det Norske Veritas - Germanischer Lloyd (DNV GL)
6.1.6 Additional third-party certification bodies may be acceptable, subject to the Project
Company’s prior approval.
6.1.7 If any of the required documents has expired, is missing or has been issued by a non-
approved certification body, the Project HSSE Manager shall inform the FA&A
Manager or designated employee, who shall coordinate with the equipment rental
company to obtain valid documentation.
6.1.8 The FA&A Manager or designated employee shall inform the Project HSSE Manager,
Lifting Appointed Person and execution team of the P&M’s expected arrival date and
time to site, so as to enable them to make required preparations, including:
 making arrangements for incoming P&M inspection;

 deploying required employees such as P&M Inspectors, Banksmen;
 registering P&M in SUDAIR-HSE-FO-048-xx-Plant and Machinery Register;
 issuing access cards for P&M and operators;
 issuing a PTW, etc.
6.1.9 No P&M shall be allowed on any L&T site without the required documentation
specified under par. 6.1.1 or without the required arrangements specified under par.
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6.1.8 in place. It is, therefore, essential that the FA&A Manager or designated
employee obtain clearance from the Project HSSE Manager prior to finalizing the
rental and deploying the P&M to site, so as to avoid unnecessary delays and costs.
6.2 Inspection and admittance of P&M to site

6.2.1 On arrival at site, the P&M operator shall wait at a designated area and inform
Security Guard of his arrival.
6.2.2 The Security Guard shall temperature-screen the P&M operator, per the
requirements of SUDAIR-HSE-PL-008-xx-COVID-19 Management Plan and Procedures
and, if the operator’s temperature is below 37.5 oC, shall immediately inform the
Project HSSE Manager, who shall designate a competent person, e.g., an HSSE
Practitioner, to inspect the P&M. If the operator’s temperature is above 37.5 oC, the
Security Guard shall prohibit the P&M operator from entering the site,
6.2.3 The competent person shall inspect the crane using SUDAIR-HSE-CL-005-xx-P&M
Checklist.
6.2.4 If the P&M passes the inspection, the competent person shall affix an approved P&M
tag, per the sample in Appendix B, indicating the P&M’s registration number and the
inspection date and result, which he shall initial. If the P&M fails the inspection, the
competent person shall prohibit the P&M from entering the site and shall inform the
Project HSSE Manager.
6.3 Travel on site

6.3.1 On admitting mobile P&M to site, the competent person shall inform the operator of
any overhead line crossings and shall instruct him to use only approved access roads,
demarcated by height limiting devices, such as gantries, and signage.
6.3.2 If the operator is unsure how to get to the lifting area, the competent person shall
assign a dedicated TPC Banksman to guide the operator to the lifting area, if it is
within walking distance, else he shall assign an escort vehicle.
6.3.3 In such a case, the Banksman or escort vehicle shall remain with the mobile crane for
the duration of its travel on site, until it reaches the designated lifting area, to ensure
safe movement.
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6.4 Pre-start inspection and mounting

6.4.1 At the beginning of each shift, prior to starting P&M, operators shall carry out a
walkaround inspection to check:
 for loose or worn parts;

 all fluid/coolant levels;
 hydraulic line connectors and hoses for leaks;
 tires for cuts, bulges, irregularities, abnormal wear, and proper inflation.
6.4.2 On successful completion of the walkaround inspection, operators shall mount the
P&M maintaining a 3-point contact with the steps and hand rails and shall never use
the controls or steering wheel as a handhold.
6.5 Startup and testing

6.5.1 On successful completion of the pre-start inspection and mounting the P&M,
operators shall:
 fasten their seat belt and adjust the seat prior to starting;
 ensure that controls are in neutral, and the parking brake is set before starting
engine;
 start the engine only from the operator’s seat;
 warn personnel in the area that they are starting the engine;
 check all gauges, lights, instruments, and warning devices to make sure that they
are functioning properly, and the readings are within normal range;
 test steering, right and left;
 test brakes against ground speed to be certain there is no malfunction;
 ensure that all implement controls are operating properly.
6.5.2 Since exhaust fumes are dangerous, running P&M should always be kept in the open
or in a well ventilated area.
6.6 Operation
6.6.1 All P&M operating on site shall be assigned a third-party certified banksman.
Operators and banksmen shall be conversant with hand signals and have adequate
understanding of each other’s language if not the same.
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6.6.2 Operators and banksmen shall maintain visual contact at all times and operators shall
be instructed to immediately bring their P&M to a halt if they lose sight of their
assigned banksman.
6.6.3 If work is to be carried out near or under overhead powerlines, it shall be subject to a
task-specific method statement and risk assessment, detailing appropriate controls.
At any rate, following minimum clearances shall be maintained:
Voltage Minimum clearance distance

(kV) (ft) (m)
V ≤ 50 10 3.1
50 < V ≤ 200 15 4.6
200 < V ≤ 350 20 6.1
350 < V ≤ 500 25 7.6
500 < V ≤ 750 35 10.7
750 < V ≤ 1000 45 13.7
V > 1000 As established by the utility owner/operator
6.6.4 If work is to be carried out near an excavation or trench, operators shall maintain a
safe distance, dependent on the depth of the excavation, as shown in Figure 1 below.
Figure 1. Setback distance from excavations
6.6.5 Operators shall be fully, and solely responsible for, and shall remain fully focused on,
the safe operation of their P&M.
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6.6.6 Each operator shall exercise reasonable precautions in the operation of their P&M,
avoiding such actions, conduct or behaviors that could compromise the safety of
people or damage property.
6.6.7 Operators shall be required to:
 use the equipment only for the purpose for which it was designed and per the
manufacturer’s instructions;
 ensure that loads are within the rated load capacity of the equipment;
 carry loads as close to the ground as possible;
 give way to pedestrians;
 maintain a clear view ahead and behind via a correctly adjusted rear view mirror;
 maintain a safe distance from other vehicles or equipment;
 observe site traffic rules and speed limits and ensure they can make a safe stop
at any time;
 avoid rapid acceleration, deceleration, and quick turns;
 drive carefully on wet or slippery surfaces or when pedestrians are near.
6.6.8 Operators shall be prohibited from:
 operating P&M under the influence of drugs or alcohol;

 operating P&M when fatigued or impaired;
 eating or drinking while operating P&M as those activities may interfere with the
safe operation of motorized equipment;
 using tobacco products or e-cigs products while operating P&M;
 offering rides to unauthorized persons;
 allowing unauthorized persons from operating their P&M;
 storing loose objects (e.g. tools, flashlights, etc.) on the P&M dashboard,
floorboard or where they can interfere with safe operation;
 transporting flammable liquids and gases.
6.7 Parking
6.7.1 P&M shall be parked on level ground or, if this is impossible, they shall be positioned
at right angles to the slope, with wheels blocked.
6.7.2 P&M shall, for no reason, be left unattended while the engine is running, particularly
when personnel are in reasonable proximity to the idling P&M.
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6.7.3 P&M shall not be parked near or under overhead powerlines, particularly if they have
rubber tires, as they are liable to be energized.
6.7.4 When parking, controls shall set to neutral, the power shall be shut off, the parking
brakes shall be applied, and the work tools shall be lowered fully to the ground.
6.8 Refueling
6.8.1 Prior to refueling P&M, the HSSE Practitioner overseeing the area shall ensure that a
spill kit and suitable extinguisher (e.g., CO2 or DCP) are ready at hand and that
trained Spill Responders and Fire Wardens are available.
6.8.2 While refueling, the following precautions shall necessarily be implemented:
 use of electronic devices, such as cell phones, shall be strictly prohibited, because
a spark could ignite a fire;
 smoking while fueling shall be strictly prohibited and care shall be taken to
ensure that there are no other potential sources of ignition, such as open flames
or spark-producing equipment operating in the area;
 fuel shall not be dispensed into a can or other portable container while it is
sitting in the equipment;
 only safety cans or other approved portable fuel containers shall be used to
transport or transfer fuel, since unapproved containers can leak, spill fuel or
rupture;
 If the equipment may accidentally move, the wheels shall be chocked;
 the equipment’s engine shall be turned off and the engine shall be given
sufficient time to cool off;
 before dispensing fuel, the employee carrying out refueling should touch a metal
part of the equipment that is not close to the fuel tank to help dissipate any
bodily static buildup;
 the fuel tank shall not be overfilled to allow for fuel expansion during hot
weather.
6.8.3 Refueling, carrying and/or storing fuel near or under overhead powerlines shall be
strictly prohibited, as a spark from an induced voltage could ignite the fuel.
6.9 Maintenance
6.9.1 Preventive maintenance on site shall, as far as reasonably practicable, be avoided.
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6.9.2 If preventive maintenance or non-plannable corrective maintenance must be carried

out on site, the P&M shall be driven or towed to the designated vehicle maintenance
area.
6.9.3 Maintenance shall be carried out by qualified rental company employees, per the
manufacturer’s instructions and/or in accordance with an associated method
statement or procedure.
7. Records
7.1 Following records shall be maintained onsite:
 inspection checklists;
 valid third-party inspection certificates;
 valid operator competence certificates, issued by an approved third party;
 valid operator driving licenses;
 P&M register.
7.2 All records specified above shall be maintained and updated by the Project
HSSE Manager or a designated HSSE Practitioner.
7.3 Said records shall be retained for a minimum period of three (3) years or until
the close of the project, whichever comes first.
7.4 Personnel specified under par. 7.2 shall produce said records, when and as
requested by the Owner, third-party auditors and/or authorities.
8. Associated documentation
8.1 Forms
 SUDAIR-HSE-FO-048-xx-Plant and Machinery Register
 SUDAIR-HSE-CL-005-xx-P&M Checklist
8.2 Procedures
 SUDAIR-HSE-PR-025-xx-Lifting Operations
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8.3 Plans
 SUDAIR-HSE-PL-001-xx-Health, Safety and Security Management Plan, par. 13.14
 SUDAIR-HSE-PL-008-xx-COVID-19 Management Plan and Procedures
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Appendix A: P&M supporting documents
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No. Plant Description Required documents for Required document Remarks

Equipment for Operator
1 Excavator/Backhoe  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG (Saudi  -Validity needs
 Insurance Arab Govt.) to be ensured
 Third party certificate & license  - If not
inspection sticker  Third party registered,
 If rented, Copy of certificate custom
contract with SC clearance copy
with company/
Owner name
2 Front loader  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
 Insurance license to be ensured
 Third party certificate &  Third party
inspection sticker certificate
 If rented, Copy of
contract with SC
3 Grader  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
 If rented, copy of
contract with SC
4 Dump Truck  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
contract with SC
5 Bobcat  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
contract with SC
6 Drilling Rig- Crawler  Third party certificate &  Third party  Validity needs
inspection sticker certificate to be ensured
contract With SC
 Insurance (optional)
7 Compressor  Third party certificate &   Validity needs
inspection sticker to be ensured
contract with SC
8 Roller  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
 If rented, copy of 
contract with SC
9 Crane  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
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No. Plant Description Required documents for Required document Remarks

Equipment for Operator
contract with SC
10 Boom Truck  Registration (Istamara)  Public Driver’s  Validity needs
Articulating/Telescoping  Insurance SAG license to be ensured.
contract with SC
11 Fork lift/Thelander  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
contract with SC
12 Transit mixer  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
 If rented, copy of 
contract with SC

13 Asphalt paver  Registration (Istamara)  Third party  Validity needs
 Insurance certificate to be ensured
 Third party certificate &
inspection sticker
contract with SC
14 Bulldozer  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
contract with SC
15 Drilling machine (DTH  Registration (Istamara)  Heavy SAG  Validity needs
Machine)  Insurance license (for to be ensured
 Third party certificate & driver)
inspection sticker  Third party
 If rented, copy of certificate
contract with SC
16 Scissor lift  Third party certificate &  Third party  Validity needs
inspection sticker certificate to be ensured
 Insurance (Optional)
contract with SC
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Appendix B: Sample P&M inspection tag
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Date Result Initials

APPROVED P&M
1.6 GWac / 1.8 GWp Sudair PV
150 mm
IPP Project, KSA
Registration No.:
Date Result Initials
85 mm
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Document reviews and approvals

Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

Rajeev Ramakrishnan Ahmed Shaheen Bharathi Kumar

Date: Date: Date:

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

 ISO 45001:2018. Occupational health and safety management systems --

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

4. Acronyms and definitions

Mobile P&M: Any machine that is self-propelled and controlled by an

5. Roles and responsibilities

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

5.2 Project HSSE Manager

 review all documentation and third-party certificates required by the operative

5.3 FA&A Manager

5.4 HSSE Practitioner

 review P&M documentation and certificates on arrival at site;

5.5 Security Guard

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

 temperature screen P&M operators on arrival at site;

 carry out routine checks of the P&M, as required;

 mobile plant and equipment registration;

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

 operator’s competence certificate issued by a third party approved by the Project

6.1.5 Preferred third-party certification bodies are listed below:

 Bureau Veritas (BV)

 making arrangements for incoming P&M inspection;

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

6.2 Inspection and admittance of P&M to site

6.3 Travel on site

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

6.4 Pre-start inspection and mounting

 for loose or worn parts;

6.5 Startup and testing

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Voltage Minimum clearance distance

Figure 1. Setback distance from excavations

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6.6.7 Operators shall be required to:

6.6.8 Operators shall be prohibited from:

 operating P&M under the influence of drugs or alcohol;

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6.8.2 While refueling, the following precautions shall necessarily be implemented:

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6.9.2 If preventive maintenance or non-plannable corrective maintenance must be carried

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Appendix A: P&M supporting documents

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No. Plant Description Required documents for Required document Remarks

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No. Plant Description Required documents for Required document Remarks

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Appendix B: Sample P&M inspection tag

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Date Result Initials

Date Result Initials

SUDAIR-HSE-PR-019-00-Management of Plant and Machinery

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