QP-ENG-STD-018 Rev.00

QP STANDARD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
DOC. No. QP-ENG-STD-018 Rev. 00
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
FOREWORD ..................................................................................................................... 6
1.0 OBJECTIVE............................................................................................................ 7
2.0 SCOPE ................................................................................................................... 7
3.0 APPLICATION ........................................................................................................ 7
4.0 TERMINOLOGY ..................................................................................................... 7
4.1 DEFINITIONS ....................................................................................................... 7
4.2 ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................ 8
5.0 REFERENCE STANDARDS AND DOCUMENTS ................................................ 10
6.0 DRAUGHTING PRACTICE .................................................................................. 13
6.1 Standard ‘A’ Sizes .............................................................................................. 13
6.2 Drawing Borders and Templates ........................................................................ 13
6.3 Title Blocks & Drawing Titles .............................................................................. 16
6.4 Date Convention ................................................................................................. 17
6.5 Letters and Figures Text Style ............................................................................ 17
6.6 Line Thickness ................................................................................................... 18
6.7 Line Types .......................................................................................................... 20
6.8 Technical Drawings Index .................................................................................. 21
6.9 Drawings Image Files ......................................................................................... 21
6.10 Overall Key Plan ................................................................................................. 21
6.11 North Arrow ........................................................................................................ 22
6.12 Stickers............................................................................................................... 23
6.13 Drawing Units ..................................................................................................... 23
6.14 Drawing Scales .................................................................................................. 23
6.15 Dimensioning ...................................................................................................... 25
6.16 Continuation Layout Drawings............................................................................ 26
6.17 Multi-Sheet Data ................................................................................................. 26
6.18 Multi-Sheet Sizes ............................................................................................... 27
6.19 Multi-Sheet Sets ................................................................................................. 27
6.20 Drawing Symbols ............................................................................................... 27
6.21 Section Marks and Detail Cross Referencing ..................................................... 29
6.22 Hatching ............................................................................................................. 29
7.0 GENERAL CAD REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................... 29
7.1 Default Drawing Environment ............................................................................. 29
7.2 Drawings Showing Geographic Location ............................................................ 29
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7.3 Multiple Drawings per File .................................................................................. 29

7.4 Image and Graphic Files .................................................................................... 29
7.5 Drawing Grid & Snap .......................................................................................... 30
7.6 Xref Assembly .................................................................................................... 30
7.7 Plot Configuration ............................................................................................... 30
7.8 CAD File Saving and Purging ............................................................................. 31
7.9 CAD Layers and Line Types ............................................................................... 31
8.0 QATAR COORDINATE SYSTEM PARAMETERS AND VERTICAL DATUM ..... 32
9.0 CORPORATE ENGINEERING DATA CODING SYSTEM ................................... 33
9.1 Project Drawing Number .................................................................................... 33
10.0 REVISION AND ISSUE REQUIREMENTS........................................................... 33
10.1 Revisions General .............................................................................................. 33
10.2 Description of the Revision / Issue ..................................................................... 33
10.3 Revisions to Multi Sheet Data ............................................................................ 34
10.4 Sequence of Revisions / Issues ......................................................................... 34
10.5 Highlighting the Revision .................................................................................... 35
10.6 Drawing Review and Issue Requirements .......................................................... 36
11.0 THE USE OF BACKGROUND DRAWINGS FOR PROJECT WORK .................. 36
11.1 General............................................................................................................... 36
11.2 Inserting Background Drawing Content (if used) into QP Standard Drawing
Border................................................................................................................. 37
11.3 Reference to the Background Drawing ............................................................... 37
11.4 New Drawings .................................................................................................... 38
11.5 Highlighting the Project Scope ........................................................................... 38
12.0 PROJECT AS-BUILT DRAWINGS ...................................................................... 38
12.1 General............................................................................................................... 38
12.2 Demolition Drawings As-Built ............................................................................. 39
13.0 QP COMPLIANCE CHECKS TO QP STANDARDS ............................................ 39
13.1 MDR Review ...................................................................................................... 40
13.2 Preliminary Native Files Review ......................................................................... 40
13.3 Approved for Detailed Design (ADD) Native Files Review ................................. 40
13.4 Approved for Construction (AFC) Native Files Review ....................................... 40
13.5 Review of As-built Native Files ........................................................................... 40
14.0 PROJECT DATA DELIVERABLES HANDOVER TO QP FOR RETENTION ...... 41
14.1 General............................................................................................................... 41
14.2 Native File Format for Handover ........................................................................ 41

14.3 Accepted Media Types ....................................................................................... 41

14.4 Data Media Directory Structure for Handover to QP .......................................... 41
14.5 Transportation of Data Media Deliverables ........................................................ 41
15.0 SECRECY UNDERTAKING ................................................................................. 42
16.0 LIST OF APPENDICES ........................................................................................ 42
APPENDIX A: LIST OF LAYERS NAMES & LINE TYPES .............................................. 43
APPENDIX B: ENGINEERING DATA COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST ................................ 50
APPENDIX C: NATIVE FILE FORMATS ......................................................................... 51
APPENDIX D: REFINING OPERATIONS - OM (R) LEGENDS SYMBOLS,
NOMENCLATURE, TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAILS, GENERAL
NOTES AND SAMPLE TEMPLATES ...................................................... 52
REVISION HISTORY LOG .............................................................................................. 54

LIST OF TABLES:
Table 1. Drawing Sizes .................................................................................................. 13
Table 2. AutoCAD Templates ........................................................................................ 14
Table 3. MS Excel Templates ........................................................................................ 15
Table 4. Minimum Heights for Letter and Figures .......................................................... 17
Table 5. Text Default Settings ....................................................................................... 18
Table 6. Default Pen Settings ........................................................................................ 18
Table 7. Recommended Scales ..................................................................................... 24
Table 8. QP Standard Symbols ..................................................................................... 28
Table 9. Onshore and Offshore Coordinate System Parameters .................................. 32
Table 10. Sequence of revisions for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects ................... 35
Table 11. Compliance Checks ......................................................................................... 39

FOREWORD
This Standard has been developed by Engineering Services Department (PT), reviewed by
Corporate HSE & Quality Department (BC) and User Departments before endorsement by QP
Management for use as “QP STANDARD FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DRAWINGS”.
This Standard shall be applied to all 2D Drafting. In the context of drawings, this Standard shall
also apply to development of Schedules, Lists, etc. prepared in Excel format. (Refer to 6.2.2
Table 3). The document number (ES.D.10) and format has been revised in line with QP
Management System Procedures QP-IMS-PRC-001 and QP-IMS-PRC-002. Accordingly
ES.D.10 is superseded by this Standard.
The issue of this Standard includes Standard CAD requirements formerly defined under
Engineering Standard ES-0-01-0015. In addition this Standard includes delivery requirements
of native files and their review requirements for compliance checks to the following Engineering
Standards:
1) QP-ENG-STD-018 (This Standard)– QP Standard for Development of Technical

Drawings
2) ES-0-07-0014 – Engineering Data Coding System
The issue of this Standard supersedes the following Engineering Standards:
 ES.D.10 – Manual Engineering Standards – Drafting - Development of Technical Data

 ES-0-01-0015 – AutoCAD Standard
This Standard includes specific Refining Operations - OM (R) requirements which are identified
throughout this Standard using bold italic text where required. See Section (2.0).
*Note: QP Standards and Documents referenced in section (5.0) will be updated occasionally.
The same will be issued for review separately from this Standard as and when required. Users
of this Standard are advised to check for the latest version of the referenced Standards.
This Standard is published for QP Departments/ Contractors/ Consultants utilization. The

Standard in its present form reflects as far as possible the current QP requirements taking into
consideration the known available industry practices and the applicable latest National and
International Codes and Standards.
This Standard is subjected to periodical review as per QP-IMS-PRC-001 and QP-IMS-PRC-002,

to re-affirm its adequacy or to conform to any changes in the corporate requirements or to include
new developments on its subject.
The Custodian of this Standard is the Manager, Engineering Info & Standards (PTD), who is
responsible for the accuracy and quality of its contents and for its future revisions, where these
are required to reflect industry trends or changes to QP business practices. All comments,
recommendations, clarifications about this document shall be forwarded to PTD.
abdelzaher@qp.com.qa

1.0 OBJECTIVE
The objective of this Standard is to identify the development process for the preparation
of all Technical Drawings and to ensure that they are prepared to a single standard.
2.0 SCOPE
2.1 This Standard defines the drafting and AutoCAD requirements when preparing or revising
all Technical Drawings.
2.2 In addition, it defines quality review requirements for compliance to this Engineering
Standard from the initiation or revising of the drawing to its final As-Built and Handover
to Qatar Petroleum (QP).
2.3 Text in bold Italics indicate their applicability ONLY for Refining Operations –
OM(R).
3.0 APPLICATION
3.1 This Standard shall be complied with by engineering personnel working for and on behalf
of QP while developing Technical Drawings.
3.2 Strict compliance with this Standard is mandatory. Any exceptions or deviations from this
Standard, along with their merits and justification, shall be brought to the attention of the
Custodian (PTD) for review, approval and amendment as required. A Proposal/Appraisal
for Variance of Engineering Standards shall be raised from PTD Engineering Information
Request System (EIRS) located in the QP Intranet through the following path: QPNet>>e-
Services>>Oil and Gas>>EIRS.
4.0 TERMINOLOGY
4.1 DEFINITIONS
Attribute - A named property of an entity.

As-Built - Data that reflects the true status of the plant, platform or
facility at the date of the site verification as shown in the
revision description column.
Background - A drawing used to produce another drawing for further
Drawing modifications, or a drawing used to create another drawing
of similar content.
Brown Field - Projects involving upgrade, modifications and extensions of
Project existing Facilities or Plants.
CAD - In the context of this document, CAD stands for Computer
Aided Drafting.
Database - A structured set of data held in a computer, especially one
that is accessible in various ways.
Detailed Design - The activity which develops the arrangement and detailed
drawings and documents necessary to enable, material
procurement, fabrication, construction and commissioning of

the associated Plant, Platform, Facility or Equipment. i.e.

Approved For Construction (AFC) Design Package.
Field (in - A specific area used for a particular class of data elements /
Database) information.
Grass Root - The term used to identify a project that involves the design of
Project a completely new Plant, Platform or Facility. Sometimes
referred as Green Field Project.
Master - List of all documents and drawings to be produced during a

Deliverables stage of a project (e.g. Study, FEED, EPIC, etc.). It also
Register (MDR) includes the corresponding QP document / drawing
numbers. Accordingly, MDR includes engineering
deliverables and may include vendor deliverables,
construction documents, etc. if applicable.
Master - A unique master controlled document or drawing for a given
Engineering Data Type, Discipline, Location, Operational Area that
Record (MER) reflects the actual site or the facility status as having been
verified on the date as shown on the revision.
Media - The material in or on which data can be stored, recovered
and from which data can be retrieved.
Native File - Referring to an original form. Electronic file format in which

Format the document/drawing was originally created. This is the
default file format of the software application that created the
document/drawing.
Technical - An engineering drawing or document as listed in ES-0-07-
Drawing 0014 Appendix C.
Wet Signed - The original signature on a document or drawing.
4.2 ABBREVIATIONS
ACD - Admiralty Chart Datum
ADD - Approved For Detailed Design
AFC - Approved For Construction
AFT - Approved For Tender
ANSI - American National Standards Institute
API - American Petroleum Institute
App. - Appendix
APPD - Approved
CHKD - Checked
CON’T ON - Continued On
DEP - Design Engineering Practice
DWG.NO - Drawing Number
DWN - Drawn by
ECS - Engineering Consultancy Services

EIS - Engineering Information System, QP Corporate Engineering
Document Management System
EPIC - Engineering, Procurement, Installation and Commissioning
FEED - Front End Engineering Design
Fig. - Figure
GA - General Arrangement
GCOC - General Conditions of Contract
GIS - Geographic Information System
IDR - Inter Discipline Review
IFA - Issued For Approval
IFC - Issued For Comments
IFT - Issued For Tender
ISO - International Organization for Standardization
MDR - Master Deliverables Register
MER - Master Engineering Records
MWR - Miscellaneous Work Request
NO. - Number
NTS - Not To Scale
ORIG. DWG SIZE - Original Drawing Size
PCR - Plant Change Request
P & ID - Piping & Instrument Diagram
PROJ.NO - Project Number
PT - Manager, Engineering Services
PTD - Manager, Engineering Info & Standards
QP - Qatar Petroleum
REF - Reference
RES - Request For Engineering Services
REV - Revision
SDR - Single Discipline Review
Sht. - Sheet
UNO - Unless Noted Otherwise

5.0 REFERENCE STANDARDS AND DOCUMENTS

5.1 The following Standard documents are referenced throughout this Standard.
ISO 5457 - Sizes and layout of drawing sheets

ES-0-00-0001 - Project Document and Drawing Index
ES-0-06-0021 - Compilation of Project Dossiers
ES-0-07-0014 - Engineering Data Coding System
ES-0-07-0100 - Process Engineering Flow Diagram Standard Symbols –
Multidiscipline
ES-0-07-0101 - Standard Dynamic Block Scale Bar
ES-0-08-0020 - Template – A4 MS Word Documents
ES-0-08-0041 - Template Drawing Borders - A4 Landscape – Cover Sheet
ES-0-08-0041M - Template Drawing Borders - A4 Landscape Multi-Sheet
Drawings only
ES-0-08-0042 - Template Drawing Borders - A4 Portrait – Cover Sheet
ES-0-08-0042M - Template Drawing Borders - A4 Portrait Multi-Sheet Drawings
only
ES-0-08-0043 - Template Drawing Borders – A3 Cover Sheet
ES-0-08-0043M - Template Drawing Borders – A3 Multi-Sheet Drawings only
ES-0-08-0044 - Template Drawing Borders - A1 Vertical
ES-0-08-0045 - Template Drawing Borders - A0 Horizontal
ES-0-08-0046 - Template Drawing Borders - A0 Vertical
ES-0-08-0047 - Template Drawing Borders - A1 Horizontal Process Engineering
Flow Diagram
ES-0-08-0048 - Template Drawing Borders - A4 Portrait- Revision Record Sheet
ES-0-08-0049 - Template Drawing Borders - A4 Landscape- Revision Record
Sheet
ES-0-08-0050 - Template Drawing Borders – A3 Revision Record Sheet
ES-1-07-0100 - Structural Symbols – Welds (2 Sheets)
ES-1-07-0101 - Structural Symbols – Section Marks.
ES-1-07-0102 - Structural Symbols – General Symbols (4 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0100 - Electrical Symbols – Single Line Diagrams (4 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0101 - Electrical Symbols – Schematics and Wiring Diagrams (3
Sheets))
ES-2-07-0102 - Electrical Symbols – Power and Earthing Layouts (2 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0103 - Electrical Symbols – Lighting and Small Power Layouts (2
Sheets)
ES-2-07-0104 - Electrical Symbols – Over Head Lines Layouts
ES-2-08-0100 - Electrical Cable Schedule

ES-2-08-0101 - Electrical Bulk Material Take Off
ES-2-08-0102 - Electrical Distribution Board Schedule
ES-2-08-0103 - Electrical Utility Data Sheets
ES-3-08-0100 - Template - Safeguarding Process Cause & Effects
ES-3-08-0101 - Template - Safeguarding Fire & Gas Cause and Effects. – Halul,
PS/2/3 (Onshore)
ES-3-08-0102 - Template - Safeguarding Fire & Gas Cause and Effects. – NFA
PS/4
ES-3-08-0103 - Template - Safeguarding Fire & Gas Cause and Effects. – HVAC
Fire Zones NFA PS/4
ES-4-07-0100 - Engineering Flow Diagram Standard Symbols – Instrumentation
ES-4-07-0101 - Instrument Symbols – Binary Elements For Functional Logic
Diagrams
ES-4-07-0102 - Instrument Symbols – Instrument Layouts – General
Sht. 001
ES-4-07-0102 - Instrument Symbols – Instrument Layouts – Fire & Gas
Sht. 002
ES-4-07-0102 - Instrument Symbols – Instrument Layouts – Fire Safety/Life
Sht. 003 Support Escape Routes
ES-4-07-0103 - Instrument Symbols – Instrument Hook-Ups (2 Sheets)
ES-4-07-0104 - Instrument Symbols – Pneumatic and Hydraulic Schematics (2
Sheets)
ES-4-08-0100 - Instrument / F&G Cable Schedule
ES-4-08-0101 - Instrument Alarm and Trip Settings
ES-4-08-0102 - Instrument Installation Schedule
ES-4-08-0103 - Template Instrument Hook-up
ES-4-08-0104 - Template Instrument Name Plates (7 Sheets)
ES-4-08-0105 - Instrument Bulk Material Take Off
ES-5-00-0002 - Valve Index
ES-5-00-0003 - Special Piping Index
ES-5-07-0100 - Mechanical Symbols – HVAC (3 Sheets)
ES-5-07-0101 - Mechanical Symbols – General Arrangements
ES-5-07-0102 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Pipe Fittings (2 Sheets)
ES-5-07-0103 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Flanges
ES-5-07-0104 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Valves and Actuators (2
Sheets)
ES-5-07-0105 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Inline Instruments
ES-5-07-0106 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Structural

ES-5-07-0107 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric General
ES-5-07-0108 - Mechanical Symbols – Isoplane Options
ES-5-08-0100 - Template Drawing Sheet – A2 - Isometric
ES-5-08-0101 - Mechanical Material Take Off
ES-5-08-0102 - Line Designation Table
ES-5-08-0103 - Mechanical and Piping Equipment List
ES-5-08-0104 - Tie in Schedule
7J48N-00-69-00- - Refining Operations - OM (R) - Engineering Procedure
401
2500-00-69-00- - Refining Operations - OM (R) - Compilation of Project
101 Dossiers (Hard Copy)
2500-00-69-00- - Refining Operations - OM (R) - Technical Document
102 Management System (Soft Copy)
5.2 In all instances, users of this Standard shall refer to the latest approved version of the
above Standards. The latest approved versions are as posted on QP Intranet under
Engineering Services Department. For confirmation of the latest approved versions,
users of this Standard may contact QP PTD Help Desk Engineering Services Department
on +974 4013 6633 Email: ptdhelpdesk@qp.com.qa
5.3 For Refining Operations - OM (R) Specific Documents are listed in Appendix 4.

6.0 DRAUGHTING PRACTICE

Technical Drawing development may use the software as detailed in Appendix C of this
Standard. When developing Technical Drawings, users of this Standard shall only
use international recognized standard abbreviation or those as defined in relevant Shell
DEPs and QP Addendums to Shell DEPs.
6.1 Standard ‘A’ Sizes
Drawings shall conform to the sizes specified in ISO 5457; nevertheless, for practical
reasons, sizes (full scale) shall be limited as shown in Table 1 below:
Table 1. Drawing Sizes
Size Paper Nominal dimensions (mm) Borders
(mm)
Width x Height
A0 * 1189 x 841 By default see 6.2
A1 841 x 594 By default see 6.2
A2 ** 594 x 420 By default see 6.2
Note: * In certain cases, the use of A0 size is essential, but this should be restricted as
far as possible to avoid handling and storing difficulties due to their large size.
** With exception of Isometrics A2 sizes are ‘Non-Standard’ in QP and can only
be used after approval of the Custodian (PTD) of this Standard. Refer to section
(3.0).
6.2 Drawing Borders and Templates
6.2.1 Standard Drawing Border Templates
6.2.1.1 Native versions (AutoCAD) of the blank drawing border templates in model space are
issued to CONTRACTORS/CONSULTANTS along with the Standard for each contract.
For QP In–House Work, these are available on QP Intranet under Engineering Services
Department.
6.2.1.2 The Standard AutoCAD templates have been created to ensure data is presented to QP
in a consistent and standardized manner.
6.2.1.3 These templates shall not be modified in any way. Exception here is to replace “Sht.
Con’t on” with “Sheet of” for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects. This shall be
achieved by AutoCAD COMMAND “ED” to maintain the attribute.
6.2.1.4 The drawing borders are set to actual ISO Standard ‘A’ sizes and includes by default the
border spacing, title blocks (6.3) with standard attribute dialog box. The borders are by
default set in models space at base point 0, 0 (X, Y = 0, 0) to standard A size, see section
(6.1).

6.2.1.5 When preparing drawing plots to paper space, blank drawing border in model space
shall be copy-paste to paper space using copy with base point (X,Y = 0,0) in full scale
1:1.
6.2.1.6 For descriptive and reference purposes, Standard AutoCAD Templates are listed in
Table 2 below.
Table 2. AutoCAD Templates
Standard Number Template Description
ES-0-08-0041 Template Drawing Borders - A4 Landscape - Cover sheet
ES-0-08-0041M Template Drawing Borders - A4 Landscape Multi -Sheet
Drawings only
ES-0-08-0049 Template Drawing Borders - A4 Landscape - Revision
Record Sheet
ES-0-08-0042 Template Drawing Borders - A4 Portrait – Cover sheet
ES-0-08-0042M Template Drawing Borders - A4 Portrait - Multi -Sheet
Drawings only
ES-0-08-0048 Template Drawing Borders - A4 Portrait - Revision Record
Sheet
ES-0-08-0043 Template Drawing Border – A3 – Cover sheet
ES-0-08-0043M Template Drawing Border – A3 - Multi-Sheet Drawings only
ES-0-08-0050 Template Drawing Borders – A3 - Revision Record Sheet
ES-0-08-0044 Template Drawing Borders - A1 Vertical
ES-0-08-0047 Template Drawing Borders – A1 Horizontal (For Process
Engineering Flow Diagram)
ES-0-08-0045 Template Drawing Borders - A0 Horizontal
ES-0-08-0046 Template Drawing Borders - A0 Vertical
ES-4-08-0103 Template Instrument Hook-up
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 001 Template Instrument Name Plates –Types A, B & C
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 002 Template Instrument Name Plates - Types D1 & D2
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 003 Template Instrument Name Plates Detail - Type A
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 004 Template Instrument Name Plates Detail - Type B
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 005 Template Instrument Name Plates Detail - Type C
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 006 Template Instrument Name Plates Detail - Type D1
ES-4-08-0104 Sht. 007 Template Instrument Name Plates Detail - Type D2
ES-5-08-0100 Template Drawing Sheet – A2- Isometric

6.2.2 Standard Templates MS Excel
6.2.2.1 For Refining Operations - OM (R), Specific MS Excel Sample Templates refer to
Appendix D. These Templates are available from Refining Operations - OM (R)
Project Focal Point. For Templates, which are not available in Appendix D, users
of this Standard shall use Templates as defined in this section.
6.2.2.2 The Standard MS Excel Templates native files are issued to CONTRACTORS/
CONSULTANTS along with the Standard for each contract. For QP In-House Work,
these are available on QP Intranet under Engineering Services Department.
6.2.2.3 These templates shall not be modified in any way without written consent from the
Custodian (PTD) of this Standard (See 3.0).
6.2.2.4 It shall be noted that the templates listed in Table 3 below show the minimum
requirements as regards to the information fields. Users may use other means of
creating this information i.e. external databases etc. However the final native files shall
be either MS Excel or MS Access.
6.2.2.5 For descriptive and reference purposes, Standard Excel Templates are listed in Table
3.
Table 3. MS Excel Templates
ES-0-00-0001 Project Document & Drawing Index
ES-2-08-0100 Electrical Cable Schedule
ES-2-08-0101 Electrical Bulk Material Take Off
ES-2-08-0102 Distribution Board Schedule
ES-2-08-0103 Electrical Utility Data Sheets
ES-3-08-0100 Safeguarding Process Cause & Effects
ES-3-08-0101 Safeguarding Fire & Gas Cause and Effects – Halul, PS/2 & PS/3
& Onshore
ES-3-08-0102 Safeguarding Fire & Gas Cause and Effects – NFA PS/4
ES-3-08-0103 Safeguarding Fire & Gas Cause and Effects- HVAC Fire Zones
NFA PS/4
ES-4-08-0100 Instrument / F&G Cable Schedule
ES-4-08-0101 Instrument Alarm and Trip Setting List
ES-4-08-0102 Instrument Installation Schedule
ES-4-08-0105 Instrument Bulk Material Take Off

ES-5-00-0002 Valve Index
ES-5-00-0003 Special Piping Index
ES-5-08-0104 Tie in Schedule
ES-5-08-0101 Mechanical Bulk Material Take Off
ES-5-08-0102 Line Designation Table
ES-5-08-0103 Mechanical and Piping Equipment List
6.2.3 Standard Template MS Word A4
6.2.3.1 The Standard MS Word Template native file Doc. No. ES-0-08-0020 is issued to
CONTRACTORS/CONSULTANTS along with the Standard for each contract. For QP
In-House Work, these are available on QP Intranet under Engineering Services
Department.
Note: This Template or any A4 Word Document shall not be used as a cover sheet for
drawing packages of any kind.
6.3 Title Blocks & Drawing Titles
6.3.1 The title block is embedded within the standard AutoCAD borders as detailed in section
(6.2). All information shall be completed within the title block through the Edit Attributes
dialog box. The text size, style and position are already defined by default within the title
block attribute. The title block attributes and properties shall not be modified, exploded,
re-arranged or altered in any way. Title text may be in Capitals or in Title Text.
6.3.2 The drawing / document titles (for both AutoCAD and Excel) shall define accurately the
content of the drawing including relevant systems, specific locations and tag numbers as
well as elevations and deck names (Top Deck, Caller Deck etc.) as relevant.
6.3.3 The below serves as general guidance for drawing titles:
a) FOR BROWN FIELD PROJECT DRAWINGS (USING PROJECT NUMBER)
Line 1: Operational Area*, Unit Number, followed by the drawing Location Code
Line 2: Project Title
Line 3: Project Title Continued (As required) or Tag Number or Equipment
System and Specific Location (If Line 2 adequately covers Project Title)
Line 4: Tag Number or Equipment System and Specific Location (if not fitting in
line 3 above) Drawing type/data description** (As Required) i.e. Piping
and Instrument Diagram

Example:
Line 1: DUKHAN FIELDS, (KAHS)
Line 2: GAS LIFT MANIFOLD 24-A-5227, EPIC FOR
Line 3: EXTENSION OF MANIFOLDS IN DUKHAN FIELDS
Line 4: PIPING AND INSTRUMENT DIAGRAM
b) FOR GREENFIELD PROJECTS AND MASTER ENGINEERING RECORDS

(NO PROJECT NUMBER USED)
Line 1: Operational Area*, Unit Number, followed by the drawing Location Code
Line 2: Tag Number or Equipment System and Specific Location
Line 3: Continued from line 2 if line 2 does not adequately fit
Line 4: Drawing type/data description** (As Required) i.e. Piping and Instrument
Diagram
Example:
Line 1: DUKHAN FIELDS, (PW01)
Line 2: POWER WATER INJECTION WELL
Line 3: WELLHEAD DK-083
Line 4: SITE SURVEY LOCATION
* For Operational Area, Location Description and Location Codes Refer to ES-0-07-0014
Appendix A & B.
** For drawing type/ data description refer to ES-0-07-0014 Appendix C.
6.3.4 Contract Number
QP Contract Number when applied, shall be provided in the allocated space of the Title
block.
6.4 Date Convention
The date convention shall be European (DD-MM-YY)
6.5 Letters and Figures Text Style
6.5.1 The minimum height, in mm, of letters and figures within the drawing shall be as follows:
Table 4. Minimum Heights for Letter and Figures
Format A0 A1 A2 A3 A4
Height 3.5 2.5 2.0 1.8 1.8
6.5.2 The exception to these heights is annotation text, for example, small bore valve tags in
P & ID, where the minimum height could be 2.0 as the case may be for some of the dense
and complex P & IDs. This exception could also be applied for annotation text appearing
in similar situations for other schematic drawings. Further exception is heights of
dimension text for Civil Layouts and Survey Drawings, where the minimum height shall
be 2.5 regardless of drawing format. All printing shall be readable from either the bottom
or right hand side of the drawing. The language shall be in English.
6.5.3 Text in AutoCAD drawings shall use the default text style ST1 as the standard text style
and shall be set to Annotative. The following Default settings shall be used:
Table 5. Text Default Settings
Setting Default
Text Style Name ST1
Font Name Romans.shx
Big Font No
Size Annotative
Width Factor 0.80
Oblique Angle 0
Backwards No
Upside-down No
Vertical No
6.5.4 The font name romans.shx is the default character font for all the text in drawings except
for the Consultant box; for the logo; in the title box, where the Consultant can use their
own standard font name.
6.5.5 Text and other annotations incorporated in the model space shall follow the default
settings mentioned above but the text height shall be set to display or plot at the correct
size on the paper.
6.6 Line Thickness
6.6.1 Drawing line thickness shall be constant for any given function or each specific purpose.
Line thickness is dependent on the color assigned to each pen and the actual thickness
used for each entity.
6.6.2 Table 6 below indicates the default pen settings and the line thickness for plotting as per
drawing size.
Table 6. Default Pen Settings
Line Thickness
Plot Style Color A0 & A1 A3 & A4
Size Size
#1 Red 0.250 0.150
#2 Yellow 0.350 0.250
#3 Green 0.500 0.300
#4 Cyan 0.700 0.500
#5 Blue 0.350 0.250
#6 Magenta 0.500 0.300
#7* Black* 0.350 0.250

Line Thickness
Plot Style Color A0 & A1 A3 & A4
Size Size
#8 Dark Grey 0.150 0.100
#9 Very Light Grey 0.150 0.100
#252 Dark Grey 0.150 0.100
#253 Light Grey 0.150 0.100
#10 Red 0.250 0.150
#12 Medium Red 0.250 0.150
#14 Dark Red 0.250 0.150
#50 Yellow 0.350 0.250
#52 Medium Yellow 0.350 0.250
#54 Dark Yellow 0.350 0.250
#160 Blue 0.350 0.250
#162 Blue 0.350 0.250
#170 Blue 0.350 0.250
#172 Blue 0.350 0.250
#80 Green 0.500 0.300
#82 Dark Green 0.500 0.300
#90 Green 0.500 0.300
#92 Dark Green 0.500 0.300
#210 Magenta 0.500 0.300
#212 Dark Magenta 0.500 0.300
#130 Cyan 0.700 0.500
#132 Dark Cyan 0.700 0.500
#51 Yellow 1.000 0.700
#166 Dark blue 1.000 0.700
#176 Dark blue 1.000 0.700
NOTE:
a) Color Plots shall not be used for technical drawings
b) Other pen numbers and colors not mentioned on the above table will have a pen
thickness of 0.350 for A0 and A1 and 0.250 for A3 and A4 as the default line
thickness, which can be adjusted to suit with the requirements of the project.

6.7 Line Types
6.7.1 QP standard AutoCAD borders (6.2.1) are already associated with some of the line types
with assigned colors and layers (Fig 1); which shall not be modified. Figure 1 illustrates
a sample of the Color, layer and line type settings. Refer Appendix A for full set up of all
disciplines.
Figure 1. Standard AutoCAD Borders Layers, Colors, and Line Types
6.7.2 Users of this Standard shall refer to the below Engineering Standard drawings where
standard QP Line Types are defined and illustrated.
ES-0-07-0100 - Process Engineering Flow Diagram Standard Symbols –
Multidiscipline
ES-2-07-0100 Sht. 004 - Electrical Symbols – Single Line Diagrams
ES-2-07-0102 Sht. 001 - Electrical Symbols – Power and Earthing Layouts
ES-4-07-0100 Sht. 001 - Engineering Flow Diagram Standard Symbols –
Instrumentation
ES-4-07-0104 Sht. 002 - Instrument Symbols – Pneumatic and Hydraulic
Schematics
ES-5-07-0100 Sht. 001 - Mechanical Symbols – HVAC
ES-5-07-0101 Sht. 001 - Mechanical Symbols – General Arrangements
6.7.3 The Line Type file (.lin) and shapes files are available to users from QP PTD Help Desk
for installation.

6.8 Technical Drawings Index
6.8.1 Technical Drawing Indices shall be prepared for all Projects. The MDR does not
constitute as project Technical Drawing index.
6.8.2 Technical Drawing Indexes shall utilize Standard Excel template as referenced in section
(6.2.2) Table 3.
6.8.3 Each Engineering Discipline (Refer Engineering Standard ES-007-0014) shall develop
an index and include all respective discipline data produced in a project. This index shall
include all design data including non-drawing related data, i.e., schedules, data sheets,
equipment’s lists/indices etc.
6.8.4 Technical Drawing numbers listed in the index shall be arranged by lowest sub group
(first) and then sequentially according to sequence number.
6.8.5 A3/A4 Multi sheet sets utilizing Cover Page and Revision Record sheets (See section
6.17) need only be shown once. The number of sheets contained in the set shall be
shown in the appropriate column. All sheets for A1/A0 drawings shall be listed
individually.
6.8.6 MER or Project As-Built Drawings that are used as background drawings when creating
Project drawings (See section 11.0) shall be referenced in the applicable space provided.
Note that this is only applicable if the background drawing used details in the subject
matter of the same installation and location related in the Project Drawing. This is further
detailed in Section (11.0)
Note: All drawings produced in a project shall make reference to the Technical Drawing
Index, where it is listed in the first row in the space provided for Reference
drawings in the title block.
6.9 Drawings Image Files
If existing drawings or documents are available as image files only, and need to be
revised, the entire drawing shall be converted (or vectorized) into latest approved version
of AutoCAD, irrespective of project scope.
6.10 Overall Key Plan
Overall Key Plans shall be produced as the first sheet in a sheet set of location drawings
to enable location of each individual location drawing. The individual sheets numbers
shall be shown on the overall key plan inside the area the drawing covers.

6.10.1 Location of Key Plan
6.10.1.1 A key plan shall be placed in the top right hand corner of all layouts, surveys, site and
location plans. The area covered by the drawing shall be indicated on the key plan by
hatching the applicable area. See example in Figure 2 below:
Figure 2. Sample Key Plan
6.10.1.2 The Key Plan shall be legible by selecting appropriate scale & clearly showing the
drawing area & its surrounding area references.
6.10.1.3 The Key Plan shall be a simple outline of the overall Plant/Facility as shown in the
overall Key Plan. Use of compressed AutoCAD drawings (i.e. overall Key Plan) and
GIS AutoCAD background shall be avoided when developing the Key Plans in order to
avoid large files size of the drawings.
6.10.1.4 North Arrow (refer 6.11) shall be placed beside the key plan on the top left hand side
to show the overall North of the facility.
6.11 North Arrow

6.11.1 A North arrow shall appear on every plan and shall be designated appropriately, e.g.
True, Facility, Platform or Plant North.
6.11.2 The North arrow should preferably point to the top of the drawing sheet, failing this, then
to the left of the sheet. The North arrow should be located in the top left corner of the
drawing.
6.11.3 Double north arrows defining the relationship between True and Plant, or Platform/Grid
North’s shall be used on Layouts and Surveys only. For Surveys, the angle of variation
should be added. For Key Plan Views it is preferred to include the prevailing wind
direction.

6.11.4 North arrows on isometrics shall be inclined 30 degrees upward and to the left. For
Refining Operations - OM (R) isometrics, North Arrow shall be inclined at 30
degrees upward and to the right and placed in the top right of the drawing.
6.12 Stickers
The use of stickers on Technical Drawings are not allowed.
6.13 Drawing Units
6.13.1 All drawings except Civil Layouts & Survey drawings shall be prepared with dimensions
in millimeters only. It is not required to abbreviate mm after each dimension.
6.13.2 Civil Layouts and Survey drawings shall have their coordinates, elevations in meters.
6.13.3 Where extensions/modifications to existing imperial dimensioned installations are
carried out the imperial units shall be entered in parentheses and the metric equivalents
shall be clearly indicated.
6.13.4 AutoCAD ‘drawing unit’ settings shall follow the above directive with precision set to 0
for millimeters and 0.000 for meters. Angle units shall be set in decimal-degrees with
precision set to 0.00. “Insertion scale” shall be set to “Units to scale inserted content”
as either Millimeters or Meters. No other setting shall be used. See example Figure 3
below:
Figure 3. AutoCAD Drawing Unit Settings
6.14 Drawing Scales
6.14.1 Drawings prepared “to scale” shall indicate the scale used and placed in the title block
in the space reserved for the same. The following guidance shall be used when
drawings are prepared using more than one scale:
 Drawings with more than two scales: Title block shall show AS SHOWN. Scale
Bar shall be shown for the scale of the main body of the detail in question only.
 Drawings with two scales only: Title block shall show the Main Scale (normally
the larger scale) i.e. 1:100 UNO. Scale Bar shall be shown for the scale 1:100 only.

The second scale (normally the smaller scale) shall be shown below the detail it
represents.
6.14.2 As the possibility exists for drawings to be reduced when printed a Bar Scale shall
appear on the drawing at the bottom of the drawing space. Where more than one scale
is used on the same drawing, the Bar Scale shall be indicated or referenced to the scale
it applies to. See example in Fig. 4 below:
Figure 4. Sample Bar scale
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
BAR SCALE 1:1
6.14.3 QP standard Bar Scale (dynamic block) is available from Engineering Standard ES-0-
07-0101 and can be inserted on relevant drawings as applicable.
6.14.4 Drawings not to scale shall be indicated thus ‘NTS’ in the title block.
6.14.5 All Installation and Plant/Building Layouts shall be drawn to scale.
6.14.6 Scales for a particular details shall be shown below the detail i.e. Scale 1:1
6.14.7 Isometrics are not drawn to scale; nevertheless, shall be drawn sufficiently in proportion
to ensure clarity of any dimensioning.
6.14.8 Wherever possible, the same scale shall be used for all drawings forming a working
set.
6.14.9 The recommended scales for use on technical drawings are specified (refer ISO 5455)
in Table 7 below:
Table 7. Recommended Scales
CATEGORY RECOMMENDED SCALES
Enlargement 50:1 20:1 10:1
Scales 5:1 2:1
Full Size 1:1
1:2 1:5 1:10
1:20 1:50 1:100
Reduction Scales*
1:200 1:500 1:1000
1:2000 1:5000 1:10000
* Piping General Arrangement Drawings shall use scale 1:33 1/3 (1:33.3).
NOTE: If for special application, there is a need for a larger enlargement scale or a
smaller scale than those shown in table 7, the required scale shall be derived
from the recommended scales and applied in multiples of 10.
6.14.10 In exceptional cases where for functional reason the recommended scales cannot be
applied, intermediate scales may be chosen.
6.14.11 The scale to be chosen for a drawing will depend upon the complexity of the object to
be depicted and the purpose of representation. In all cases, the selected scale shall be
large enough to permit easy and clear interpretation of the information represented.
Users of this Standard should make use of the whole drawings space (drawing size
selection) to represent the scaled drawing content.
6.14.12 Care should be exercised to choose the recommended scale such that a drawing
should be legible when printed on A3, with “Fit to Paper” option.
NOTE - To include larger area of the installation, appropriate lower scale (e.g. 1:100)
with continuation sheets shall be selected without compromising the legibility
of the drawing, rather than selecting higher scale (e.g. 1:200) to try to fit it into
the chosen sheet size.
6.15 Dimensioning
6.15.1 The use of intelligent AutoCAD dimension tools shall be used when creating
dimensions in drawings. These entities shall not be exploded.
6.15.2 Dimension style named “Standard” shall be used and shall be set to annotative.
Additional dimension style can be created when dimensioning in model space wherein
the “DIMSCALE” can be set to the intended plot scale.
6.15.3 Format for dimension style naming shall have a prefix of “STD” with the inclusion of the
plot scale used. For example, dimension style name of STD100 shall be used for
dimensioning objects in model space to be shown on the plot scale of 1:100. All unused
dimension styles shall be purged from the drawing file prior to final handover to QP.
6.15.4 There shall be no more dimensions than are necessary to complete the work.
6.15.5 Dimensions shall be given once only. Sufficient dimensions shall be given so that the
size and location can be determined such that the reader of the drawings does not need
to scale, assume or calculate the required dimensional values. If it is deemed
necessary to add reference dimensions, then these dimensions shall be indicated by
adding ‘(REF) ‘after the dimension.
6.15.6 Dimension lines shall be drawn in a position where they cannot be confused with the
subject.
6.15.7 Points to which the dimension lines relate shall be clearly indicated. Dimension baseline
references shall always be from the grid line, centerline, equipment edges, etc. to
identify the required length, width, height or spacing.
6.15.8 There should be a visible gap between an extension line and the feature to which it
refers.
6.15.9 Extension leader lines shall be used to show detail description relevant to the object.
6.15.10 All dimension figures shall be written immediately above and along the dimension lines
to which they relate so they may be viewed from the bottom of the drawing or the right
hand edge. They should preferably be towards the center of the dimension line and be
positioned clear of all other lines.
6.15.11 For broken dimension lines see Fig. 5
Figure 5. Broken Dimension Line
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6.15.12 Arrowheads shall take the solid form as shown in example Fig 5.
6.15.13 No drafting line shall cross a dimension figure.
6.15.14 All dimensions on a drawing shall use the same unit.

6.15.15 Pipe and valve sizes should be stated in the units used in the base documents, e.g.
inch units in the case of ANSI, API or other non-metric documents as well as
International System of Units (SI) units where applied in the base documents.
6.15.16 Dimensions of bolting for pipe flanges shall either be imperial or metric as required by
the piping specification. All other bolting details should normally be in metric.
6.15.17 Fractions of millimeters should be avoided. Obvious exceptions are machining
tolerances, sheet thickness and wire diameters.
6.15.18 Dimensions less than unity shall have zero before the decimal point e.g. 0.25. The
‘thousands’ shall not be marked or have a space left. Dimensions shall not have trailing
zeros, i.e. zeros after decimal points.
6.16 Continuation Layout Drawings
6.16.1 Layout drawings shall have proper match lines or boundary lines to show where to align
a large drawing that spans across two or more sheets. These match lines or boundary
lines shall be shown with its respective Easting & Northing coordinates to indicate its
drawing Limits or battery limits of the facility & the continuation drawing number. For
line type & layer, refer table for General / Multi-Discipline under APPENDIX A Layers &
Line Types.
6.16.2 Other than match lines, specific entity’s whose continuation is to be followed on another
sheet or drawing, the continuation drawing or sheet references shall be provided at the
relevant instance.
6.17 Multi-Sheet Data
6.17.1 Certain ‘data’ A4 and A3 size may consist of a large amount of sheets, of the same title
and consisting typically of:
a) A cover sheet*
b) Revision record sheet(s), giving the applicable revision indicator of each sheet
contained in the multi-sheet set. For revision requirements to Multi Sheet Data refer
to section (10.3)
c) A legend sheet if applicable
d) The detailed sheets as indicated on the revision record sheet.
6.17.2 *The cover sheet shall indicate the total amount of sheets contained in the multi-sheet
set. The following list shows examples (but not limited to) that constitute as multi-sheet
Data.
a) Hook-up drawings
b) Pipe support details
c) Instrument Loop sheets
d) Functional logic diagrams
e) Cause and effects (Process & Fire and Gas)
f) Set route diagrams

g) Utility Data Sheets (Electrical)

h) Alarm and Trip Setting List
i) Standard Installation details
6.17.3 Sheet numbers may run up to maximum of 999, and be divided into blocks for clarity
and to accommodate additional sheets where required.
6.17.4 For revision requirements of A3, A4 Multi Sheets refer to section (10.3)
6.18 Multi-Sheet Sizes
6.18.1 Multi-sheets are restricted to ‘Original Format” A4 and A3 size only. All sheets of a multi-
sheet set shall have the same size; mixing of different sizes in one multi-sheet set is
not allowed.
6.18.2 Drawing sizes above A3 may be used as Multi Sheet Sets but don’t fall under the
requirements of section (6.17) above i.e. No cover sheet or revision record sheet is
required. Examples of such drawings are location orientated drawings (Area specific),
UEFD’s, P&ID’s (Unit or System Specific), Single Line Diagrams etc., where in cases
the detail cannot be fully arranged entirely on one sheet the subject will continue on the
next sheet with proper cross references and demarcation points. The amount of sheets
contained in these sets should be kept to a minimum.
6.19 Multi-Sheet Sets
The multi-sheets sets for all sizes shall be arranged in separate sets for each equipment
package or system (in case of P&ID’s and the like) to enable additions to the package
or system as applicable.
6.20 Drawing Symbols
6.20.1 For Refining Operations - OM (R) Specific Symbols refer to Appendix D. Native
File version of Refining Operations - OM (R) Symbols are available from Refining
Operations - OM (R) Project Focal Point. Users of this Standard engaged in
Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects may use the symbols as indicated in clause
(6.20.6) Table 8, if not available in Appendix D.
6.20.2 Native versions (AutoCAD) of drawing Symbols (see Table 8 below) are issued to
CONTRACTORS/CONSULTANTS along with the Standard for each contract. For QP
in–house Work, these are available on QP Intranet under Engineering Services
Department.
6.20.3 Each Symbol has been developed as a single entity CAD block at 1:1 scale. The
standard symbols shall not to be modified or exploded.
6.20.4 Some drawing symbols will contain an attribute dialogue box and the same shall be
completed by the designers/draughtsmen with the information related to the symbol
specific to its use.
6.20.5 In some instances additional symbols may be required. If so, the proposed symbol(s)
shall be issued to the custodian of this Standard (PTD) for approval by raising the
Proposal/Appraisal for Variance of Engineering Standards from PTD Engineering
Information Request System (EIRS) located in the QP Intranet through the following
path: QPNet>>e-Services>>Oil and Gas>>EIRS. The proposal shall be attached (In

AutoCAD & PDF format) including representation, symbol name and types (i.e. size,
block name(s), shape etc.) and any references to International Standards.
6.20.6 Table 8 below lists the actual Engineering Standard Drawings for all symbols. It is
recommended to use these standard drawings to develop QP Customized Symbols
pallets in AutoCAD.
Table 8. QP Standard Symbols
Standard
Title
Number
ES-0-07-0100 Process Engineering Flow Diagram Standard Symbols – Multidiscipline.
ES-0-07-0101 Standard Dynamic Block Scale Bar
ES-1-07-0100 Structural Symbols – Welds (2 Sheets)
ES-1-07-0101 Structural Symbols – Section Marks
ES-1-07-0102 Structural Symbols – General Symbols (4 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0100 Electrical Symbols – Single Line Diagrams (4 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0101 Electrical Symbols – Schematics and Wiring Diagrams (3 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0102 Electrical Symbols – Power and Earthing Layouts (2 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0103 Electrical Symbols – Lighting and Small Power Layouts (2 Sheets)
ES-2-07-0104 Electrical Symbols – Over Head Lines Layouts
ES-4-07-0100 Engineering Flow Diagram Standard Symbols – Instrumentation
ES-4-07-0101 Instrument Symbols – Binary Elements For Functional Logic Diagrams
ES-4-07-0102 Instrument Symbols – Instrument Layouts – General
Sht. 001
ES-4-07-0102 Instrument Symbols – Instrument Layouts – Fire & Gas
Sht. 002
ES-4-07-0102 Instrument Symbols – Instrument Layouts – Fire Safety/Life Support
Sht. 003 Escape Routes
ES-4-07-0103 Instrument Symbols – Instrument Hook-Ups (2 Sheets)
ES-4-07-0104 Instrument Symbols – Pneumatic and Hydraulic Schematics (2 Sheets)
ES-5-07-0100 Mechanical Symbols – HVAC (3 Sheets)
ES-5-07-0101 Mechanical Symbols – General Arrangements
ES-5-07-0102 Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Pipe Fittings (2 Sheets)
ES-5-07-0103 Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Flanges
ES-5-07-0104 Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Valves and Actuators (2 Sheets)
ES-5-07-0105 Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Inline Instruments
ES-5-07-0106 Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Structural
ES-5-07-0107 Mechanical Symbols – Isometric General
ES-5-07-0108 Mechanical Symbols – Iso plane Options

6.21 Section Marks and Detail Cross Referencing
6.21.1 Relevant sections & details shall be included on drawings to improve the clarity of the
installation with respect to length, width, height & spacing.
6.21.2 Section Mark symbols are provided in Engineering Standard ES-1-07-0101. See Table
8 section (6.20)
6.21.3 The drawings shall clearly indicate in the symbol the section/elevation/detail and the
cross reference to the sheet and or drawing number the details can be found. Where
the details are shown on different drawings (or sheet) then the drawing shall be included
in the reference drawings section of the drawing.
6.22 Hatching
Hatching with appropriate scale shall be used on AutoCAD drawings and not shading or
filling.
7.0 GENERAL CAD REQUIREMENTS
7.1 Default Drawing Environment
7.1.1 The Standard drawing borders are by default set in models space at base point 0, 0 (X,
Y = 0, 0) to standard A size (see section 6.1).
7.1.2 All drawings shall be drawn in model space.
7.2 Drawings Showing Geographic Location
All drawings containing features with geographic locations such as plot plans, equipment
location and layouts, pipeline routing, piping GA’s, alignment sheets, cable routes, road
layouts, etc. shall be drawn in the model space with the AutoCAD drawing files in
geographic coordinates. The ID of the cursor position should match with co-ordinates
mentioned on the drawings. The coordinate system for onshore drawings shall be Qatar
National Datum 95 (QND95) - Qatar National Grid 95 (QNG95), whereas that for offshore
areas shall be Qatar Nahrwan Coordinate system. The parameters of these two systems
are shown in section (8.0). The paper plot shall be prepared in layout with the viewport(s)
set to proper print scale. All viewports shall be in layer VPORT (see Appendix A of this
Standard) with the “display locked” to ensure no accidental relocation of the view or scale
of the drawing.
7.3 Multiple Drawings per File
Multi-sheets drawing files shall be separated to single file for each sheet prior to handover
to QP. Drawings laid next to each other on the same drawing space are not acceptable.
7.4 Image and Graphic Files
Image and graphic files shall be restricted for use as Company Logos and pictorial
images shown for reference only and that have no relation to technical design elements
of the drawing file. All such images shall be inserted and embedded (not linked) in the
drawing file.

7.5 Drawing Grid & Snap
P&ID’s, Flow diagrams, Logic diagrams, Isometric drawings, SLD’s, block diagrams and
the like shall be prepared in full scale (1:1) using grid and snap mode of 10 and 5
respectively where possible. The grid and snap toggle mode shall be set to ON when
creating objects or entities in these type of drawings.
7.6 Xref Assembly
Externally referenced files (Xref) are not permitted as a final deliverable, but may be used
for production of drawings only. Prior to drawing submission, all Xref shall be bind insert
to the host drawing.
7.7 Plot Configuration
7.7.1 QP Plot Style standard pen assignments (.ctb files), shall be used for printing or plotting
the drawing. QP-Mono Default .ctb is illustrated in Figure 6 below.
7.7.2 QP Plot Style standard pen assignments (.ctb files), are issued to CONTRACTORS/
CONSULTANTS along with the Standard for each contract. For QP In-House work these
are available from QP PTD Help Desk Engineering Services Department.
Figure 6. QP-Mono Default .ctb
7.7.3 Color plots shall not be used for Technical Drawings.

7.7.4 All drawings shall be plotted on “Extents” plot area.
7.7.5 Plot offset shall be set to “Centre the plot”.

7.7.6 Plot scale can be set to “Fit to paper” when plotting not-to-scale (NTS) and reduced-sizes.
7.7.7 For A4 and A3 paper size: The Printer default settings shall apply.
7.7.8 For A1 and A0 paper size: Plot scale should be set to the actual scale used; wherein
the plotter to be used shall be configured to fit the edges of the drawing border, the
printable area of the paper shall remove extra margins, this can be done in following
steps:
a) Step 1:
i) Go to Plot Screen, select plotter name, select properties
ii) In Plotter configuration editor window select Device and Document settings/ User-
defined Paper Sizes & Calibration/Modify Standard Paper Sizes (Printable Area)
iii) Select the desired paper e.g. ISO A1 (841.00 X 594.00 mm) and select Modify
b) Step 2:
i) In Custom paper Size window under Printable Area set all the values to ‘0’ and
select next then select Finish
ii) Select “Save As” “QPPlotconfig” and save the pc3 file and click Ok to complete the
configuration process
iii) User must select this “QPPlotconfig.pc3” file for future plotting.
7.8 CAD File Saving and Purging
All CAD files shall be saved to zoom “Extents”. Prior to final issue to QP all CAD files
shall be purged to remove all unwanted entities.
7.9 CAD Layers and Line Types
7.9.1 For QP Standard CAD layers and Line Types refer to Appendix A.
7.9.2 The CAD layers and line types shown in Appendix A have been developed for disciplines
involved in Oil and Gas related drawings/projects i.e. Discipline code 1 to 8 inclusive
(Refer to Engineering Standard ES-0-07-0014).
7.9.3 It is recognized that layering conventions for Infrastructure and Civil projects using
discipline code 9 - Architectural / Landscaping / Building Services (Refer to Engineering
Standard ES-0-07-0014) may originate from add-on application programs and layers are
sometimes automatically applied by the CAD programs designed for specific business
applications. Due to lack of practical standards, layer conventions are not further
specified in this Standard for this discipline. Accordingly, usage of additional layers, line
types, symbols and blocks may be used.

8.0 QATAR COORDINATE SYSTEM PARAMETERS AND VERTICAL DATUM

Onshore and Offshore Coordinate System Parameters and Vertical Datum shall be as
detailed in Table 9 below:
Table 9. Onshore and Offshore Coordinate System Parameters
Geodetic Parameter Onshore Offshore

Coordinate System QND95-QNG95 Qatar Nahrwan
EPSG Code 2932 27039
Datum Reference D_QND_1995 D_Nahrwan_1967
Spheroid International 1924 Clarke 1880
Semi Major axis (a) 6378388.000 6378249.145
Semi Minor axis (b) 6356911.946 6356514.869
Flattening (1/f) 1/297.000 1/293.465
Projection Transverse Mercator UTM Zone 39 N
Central Meridian 51°.13ꞌ E 51º 00ꞌ E
Latitude Of Origin 24°27' N 00º 00ꞌ N
False Easting 200,000 500,000
False Northing 300,000 0
Scale Factor 0.999990 0.9996
Linear Unit Meter Meter
Datum Transformation Method 7 parameters 3 Parameters
Coordinate Transformation Parameters
Onshore Offshore
QND95 to WGS 84 Nahrwan 1967 to WGS 84
EPSG: 1840 EPSG: 1536
X Translation -119.4248 -250.20
Y Translation -303.65872 -153.09
Z Translation -11.00061 +391.70
X Rotation 1.164298
Y Rotation 0.174458
Z Rotation 1.096259
Scale Difference 3.657065
Vertical Datum
Onshore Offshore
Qatar National
Datum Admiralty Chart Datum
Vertical Datum
(ACD)
(QNVD)

9.0 CORPORATE ENGINEERING DATA CODING SYSTEM

The Corporate Engineering Data Coding System is defined in Engineering Standard ES-
0-07-0014 or 7J48N-00-69-00-401 for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects. These
Standards define the drawing and document numbering of QP Technical Documents and
Drawings. All drawing and document file names shall be saved as the actual document
or drawing number.
9.1 Project Drawing Number
At start of a Project users of this Standard will be assigned a project identifier, which will
form the first part of the project drawing number. The remainder of the number shall be
allocated by the project/contractor/consultant in accordance with ES-0-07-0014 or
7J48N-00-69-00-401 for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects.* This number shall
remain on the drawings throughout the project life.
*The Project Identifier will replace 7J48N when numbering Refining Operations -
OM (R) Project Documents and Drawing.
Note: Registration numbers of cancelled or superseded drawings or documents shall
not be re-used.
10.0 REVISION AND ISSUE REQUIREMENTS

10.1 Revisions General
10.1.1 Each drawing shall have an alpha or numeric revision code indicator, indicating the
revision status. Each numbered sheet shall have its own revision status indicator and
shall be changed whenever an approved alteration or modification is made from the
previous issue/revision.
10.1.2 When the available space in the revision block has been used up, (e.g., after revision D)
boxes B, C, D may be deleted to make room for E, F, G etc. Block 0 and A should not be
deleted.
NOTE: The letters I, J and O shall not be used and the Rev 0 (Zero) shall be used only
for the original issue (IFC).
10.2 Description of the Revision / Issue
10.2.1 The date and description of the revision or reason for issue shall be given in the identified
space within the Title Block. The first revision shall be listed on the bottom line and each
subsequent issue/revision indicator and issue/revision description will be identified on the
next succeeding line.
10.2.2 When the title of the drawing is altered it shall be mentioned in the revision description.
10.2.3 When a drawing number is changed, it shall maintain the same revision history and the
number change shall be identified in the revision description. This is not applicable when
creating a project drawing from background drawing. See Section (11.0).

10.3 Revisions to Multi Sheet Data
10.3.1 The revisions for Multi Sheet Data utilizing Cover Sheet and Revision Record Sheets
(See 6.17) A4 and A3 size, shall be for each sheet. Every time a sheet is revised, the
cover sheet and revision record index sheet shall be revised along with the particular
revised sheet(s). All the revised sheets shall bear the same revision indicator as the cover
and revision records sheet irrespective of the last revision indicator on the individual
sheet.
10.3.2 Where Signatures are applied for approval or checking purposes then only the cover
sheet and revision record sheet shall be signed. This will indicate approval or checked of
the sheets contained (or revised) within the multi sheet set.
10.3.3 Note that only revised sheets within the multi sheet set shall be issued and shall be
accompanied with its Cover sheet and revision record sheet.
10.4 Sequence of Revisions / Issues
10.4.1 For Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects refer to (10.4.10)
10.4.2 When creating drawings it will be necessary to carry out certain review issues in
accordance with the Contract requirements.
10.4.3 Each review will be monitored on the drawing by using a numerical revision code in
the revision box. Only when a drawing is approved for Construction (AFC) will it receive
an alphabetical revision code ‘A’. At this time all numerical revisions except Rev. 0
shall be deleted.
10.4.4 All projects involved in design and upgrade of existing plants (brownfield) shall use
revision code ‘Z’ regardless of previous revision to indicate project As-Built. Previous
revisions shall remain on the drawings at handover. (See 10.4.6 and Figure 7 below.)
10.4.5 In the unlikely event an As-built drawing Rev Z requires updating/revising then the
following revision indicators shall be used:
a) ZA - First change after Rev Z
b) ZB – Second change after Rev Z then ZC, ZD etc.
10.4.6 It shall be noted that three revisions including their description shall be constant;
namely:
Figure 7. Constant Revisions (Brownfield)
Z As-Built
A Approved For Construction
0 Issued for Comments
Rev. Description

10.4.7 The above constant revisions 0 (Zero) & A also apply for Grass Root Projects. However
the final As-Built revision shall be the next available revision letter. See Sample in
Figure 8 Below:
Figure 8. Sample Revisions (Grass Root)
C As-Built
B Re-Issued For Construction
A Approved For Construction
0 Issued for Comments
Rev Description
10.4.8 All technical changes after ‘Approved for Detailed Design’ require QP approval.
Approved changes shall be recorded using the next revision number indicator. The
Project Engineer must maintain a log of all changes.
10.4.9 All technical changes after ‘Approved for Construction’ shall be approved by Contractor
where required and the appropriate QP Discipline Engineer. Approved changes shall
be recorded using the next revision letter indicator. i.e. subsequent revisions on AFC
drawings will use Rev B, C, etc. (See Figure 8). The Project Engineer must maintain a
log of all changes.
10.4.10 Sequence of Revisions / Issues for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects
Sequence of revisions for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects generally follow

the next available numerical revision as indicated on the drawing used in the
Project. The below sequences in Table 10 are generally used when developing
new drawings.
Table 10. Sequence of Revisions for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects
A, B, C, etc. - Internal (CONTRACTOR) issue/distribution prior to first formal

issue to QP
0 - Issue for QP Approval or review
1, 2, 3, etc. - Subsequent revisions (Including As-Built)
10.5 Highlighting the Revision
10.5.1 Every revision to the drawing shall be highlighted by 'clouding' the affected area(s). A
triangle containing the revision indicator shall be placed outside the revision cloud with
one corner of the triangle touching the cloud. See example in Fig 9.
Figure 9. Clouding
Changes.

10.5.2 To differentiate the Rev cloud from the cloud that shows the extent of the project, the
Rev cloud will use layer Rev 1 and cyan color. Scope cloud to be retained in As-built
drawings and all the Rev. clouds to be deleted prior to handover.
10.5.3 When a drawing is revised only the new revision cloud and associated revision triangle
(and Rev) should be seen. i.e. previous Rev Clouds and rev triangle shall be deleted from
the drawing.
10.5.4 All Rev. clouds shall be removed from the drawing when approved at, ADD, AFT, AFC
and As-built.
10.6 Drawing Review and Issue Requirements
10.6.1 The number of copies required, and the procedures for commenting, review and/or
approval, shall be in accordance with requirements of the contract and project
specification, which will be stated by QP.
10.6.2 Before any Technical Drawings are issued for review they must be checked and signed
by qualified personnel at the originating design source.
10.6.3 Technical Drawings issued for review shall be issued in logical batches sufficient in scope
and details to provide the recipient(s) with an overview, including interface, cross
referenced drawings of the package/topic or unit under review.
10.6.4 If Technical Drawings are issued with ‘holds’, the hold must be clearly identified by
surrounding the relevant area(s) with an inverted cloud. The cloud must refer to a note
on the document or drawing explaining the exact reason for the hold.
10.6.5 ‘Issued for Information’ shall be shown on the Technical Drawings issued for this
purpose.
10.6.6 The CAD Signatures shall only be added to the drawings when proof of the wet signed
drawing exists.
10.6.7 For drawings issued for Engineering Standards compliance checks refer to section (13.0)
11.0 THE USE OF BACKGROUND DRAWINGS FOR PROJECT WORK
11.1 General
11.1.1 There are two distinct methods of using background drawings for production of project
work. These are defined as below:
i) Reference shall be made to the original background drawing where the
BACKGROUND DRAWING either “Master Engineering Record or Project As-Built
Record” (See 11.3) reflects the same site/area or detail of the Project Scope and
is used to include scope requirements as an addition/deletion of the same drawing
type under project scope. (See 11.3)
ii) Reference to background drawing shall not apply where the BACKGROUND
DRAWING is only used as a template to aid the development of the Project
Drawing to include project scope requirements. As an example: The background
information is a typical detail or may include location background information to
be used in development of other discipline specific details on top of the
background related to the project scope.

11.1.2 When selecting drawings of background information from other disciplines (as per item
ii) above) elements which do not have any valued addition to that specific discipline
drawing shall be removed to improve legibility of the drawing. e.g. Miscellaneous
bracings & members from structural drawings should be deleted when used to develop
other discipline drawings.
11.1.3 FEED drawings shall not be considered as background drawings for detailed design or
at EPIC stage. These are merely a continuation, update of the said drawing(s) which
may include use of different numbering system i.e. use of different project number. As
such the background drawing referenced on the FEED drawing shall be maintained on
the Detailed Design, EPIC Drawing(s). (See 11.3)
11.1.4 Master Engineering Records if available, shall be used for background information when
producing a project drawing. If the Master Engineering Record is not available, the latest
Project As-built drawing shall be used, if available.
11.1.5 If the above drawings are not available then users of this Standard shall create a new
drawing as per section (11.4).
11.1.6 It shall be noted that due to potential ongoing plant improvements, a Master Engineering
Record or Project As-built drawing does not necessarily accurately reflect the true site
status. Therefore, all drawings must be site verified prior to commencement of design.
11.2 Inserting Background Drawing Content (if used) into QP Standard Drawing
Border
When starting a project drawing with use of background drawing, users of this Standard
shall follow the following steps:
a) Open standard drawing border.
b) Scale the drawing border to that of the same scale of the background drawing.
c) Move the entire drawing detail of the background drawing into the new drawing
border. Ensure standard scale is used.
d) Select entire drawing content and change layer to “BACKGRD” (See Appendix A)
then create as a block named “BACKGRD”.
e) Use line type “continuous” and color “8-Grey”.
f) Update the Title Attribute dialog box to include Project specific title (See 6.3),
drawing number etc. see (Section 9.1)
g) Set drawing content to actual coordinates system (if GIS type)
h) Update drawing as per SCOPE with new entities of the project drawing (project
scope) prepared in accordance with QP standard layers. See Appendix A
Note: All original Background information including notes shall be maintained on the
Project Drawing unless it misleads to the distinctness of the new project scope.
11.3 Reference to the Background Drawing
When a background drawing is used (see 11.0) to create a project drawing, reference
must be made to background drawing and revision status from which it was made. This
information shall also be shown on the applicable Drawing Index. See example in Figure
10 below.

Figure 10. Drawing Reference
USE THIS DRAWING FOR INFORMATION WITHIN

THE CLOUDED AREAS ONLY
This drawing is developed from Existing Drawing :
XXXX-XXXX-X-XX-XXXX Sht. xxx Rev. X
11.4 New Drawings
Newly developed drawings (No background drawing used) shall be indicated as such by
inserting a block in the drawing as in below example Figure 11.
Figure 11. New Drawing
NEW DRAWING
11.5 Highlighting the Project Scope
11.5.1 When a background drawing is used (see 11.0), for development of a project drawing,
the entire area of the project scope shall be clouded. This is to indicate, at a glance, the
extent of the work to be addressed and also indicates the updates to be addressed in
comparison with the background drawing when updating MER’s. Any revision indicators
shall be within this clouded area. This cloud shall remain on the drawing throughout its
project life.
11.5.2 Any subsequent revision indicators shall be shown within this clouded area.
11.5.3 A block shall be added to the drawing (See Fig. 10) to direct users to use the drawing
within the clouded areas only.
11.5.4 To differentiate the project scope cloud from a Rev cloud, this cloud will use layer
PROEXT and color yellow pen # 51. Refer Appendix A for details.
12.0 PROJECT AS-BUILT DRAWINGS

12.1 General
12.1.1 All project drawings shall be revised to reflect the 'As- Built' status after commissioning
using Revision indicator letter Z for Brown Field Projects and next available Revision
letter for Grass Root Projects, refer to (10.4). For Refining Operations - OM (R)
Projects this would be the next available sequence number as detailed in Section
(10.4.10)
12.1.2 As-Built drawings shall reflect final vendor information as well as all revisions of Red
Line Mark-up (RLM).
12.1.3 All temporary, Vendor or construction notes and references, revision clouds and Rev
triangles shall be removed before final As-Built is issued. Scope clouds shall remain in
place.
12.1.4 It shall be noted that all project Technical Drawings shall be certified ‘As-built’ regardless
of changes or not during the construction and commissioning stage and this status shall
be reflected in the applicable document and drawing registers. The drawings shall be
signed accepted as 'As-Built' by the following:
i) The Installation Contractor, when applicable

ii) The QP Authorized Site Supervisor in coordination with relevant QP Project
Construction Supervisor.
iii) The Relevant Project Engineer
12.1.5 It is the responsibility of the Installation Contractor, to ensure that the 'As- Built' Red Line
mark-up (RLM) is completed after the commissioning phase. One copy of the RLM (See
Note) shall be left with the QP’s Authorized Site Supervisor for maintenance purposes.
The marked up copies shall be inserted into the Project Dossiers as defined in ES-0-06-
0021 or 2500-00-69-101 for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects after the original
project drawing has been updated and approved.
12.1.6 Unless otherwise specified by QP’s scope and contract requirements, one copy of the
'As- Built' mark-up (See Note) shall be returned to the original design source who is
responsible for updating the original project AFC drawing to reflect the 'As- Built' status
of the project involved.
Note: Due to possibility of drawings re-issued for construction there may be more than
one ‘As-built” mark up for the same drawing. In this case all mark-ups shall be
considered and actioned as above.
12.1.7 Unless otherwise specified by the project scope and contract requirements QP is
responsible for transferring the As-Built project information onto the Master Engineering
Record, should one exist. The next available revision indicator on the Master
Engineering Record shall be used to identify this work.
12.2 Demolition Drawings As-Built
12.2.1 Demolition Drawings shall be identified uniquely as per numbering system as defined in
ES0-07-0014 Engineering Data Coding System or 7J48N-00-69-00-401 for Refining
Operations - OM (R) Projects. i.e. drawing numbers are prefixed with DEM. Items,
equipment, structures, areas etc. to be demolished are identified by clouding the areas
to be demolished with cross hatch. These drawings shall be updated at As-built Stage to
indicate all actual items that have been demolished.
12.2.2 Demolition Drawings that show items, equipment, structures, areas etc. that still exist at
site shall cross refer to the actual As-built drawing number where the As-built details are
shown. i.e. these drawings will not show demolished items.
13.0 QP COMPLIANCE CHECKS TO QP STANDARDS

PCR, MWR, FEED, Detailed Design (ECS), Construction Contracts, and EPIC projects
fall under the requirements of this section. There are five distinct compliance checks by
QP. These are illustrated in Table 11 below in chronological order:
Table 11. Compliance Checks
Review of Master Deliverables Register (MDR) See Section 13.1
Review of Preliminary Native Files See Section 13.2
Review of ADD Native Files (FEED Projects) See Section 13.3
Review of AFC Native Files See Section 13.4
Review of As-built Native Files See Section 13.5

13.1 MDR Review
Users of this Standard shall issue MDR (Technical Drawings index in case of PCR and
MWR) to QP to verify compliance with ES-0-07-014 or 7J48N-00-69-00-401 for
Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects as applicable, with respect to Technical
Drawing numbering and drawing titles.
13.2 Preliminary Native Files Review
13.2.1 During the initial development phase of the works users of this Standard shall submit
Preliminary Native Files from each discipline to verify their compliance with this
Standard and, relevant tagging Standard and ES-0-07-0014 or 7J48N-00-69-00-401
for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects as applicable, with respect to Technical
Drawing numbering.
13.2.2 This shall be a one-time issue and cover at least five (5) drawings of different types from
each discipline involved in the Projects. The review will indicate where users of this
Standard are not complying and enable the corrections to be addressed across all
deliverables at early stage of the Project. Check list for this review is illustrated in
Appendix B of this Standard.
13.3 Approved for Detailed Design (ADD) Native Files Review
On approval of FEED deliverables “Approved for Detailed Design” (ADD), users of this
Standard shall issue the complete FEED package to QP with all relevant Document and
Drawing Discipline Indices. QP will verify their compliance to this Standard, relevant
tagging Standard, ES-0-07-0014 or 7J48N-00-69-00-401 for Refining Operations -
OM (R) Projects as applicable, with respect to document & drawing numbering. Final
approval of the submission shall be obtained prior project completion. Check list for this
review is illustrated in Appendix B of this Standard.
13.4 Approved for Construction ( AFC) Native Files Review
Users of this Standard shall issue AFC packages, discipline-wise, to QP. This submittal
shall include the relevant Document and Drawing Discipline Indices. QP will verify their
compliance to this Standard, relevant tagging Standard and ES-0-07-0014 or 7J48N-
00-69-00-401 for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects as applicable, with respect
to document & drawing numbering. Check list for this review is illustrated in Appendix
B of this Standard.
13.5 Review of As-built Native Files
13.5.1 Users of this Standard shall issue complete As-Built package native files. This submittal
shall include the relevant Document and Drawing Discipline Indices, QP will verify their
compliance to this Standard, relevant tagging Standard and ES-0-07-0014 or 7J48N-
00-69-00-401 for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects as applicable, with respect
to document & drawing numbering. Check list for this review is illustrated in Appendix
B of this Standard.
13.5.2 The appropriate QP Project Engineer or QP Departments shall be notified of any
discrepancies in the deliverables and shall be responsible for obtaining the revised/
corrected or missing data.

14.0 PROJECT DATA DELIVERABLES HANDOVER TO QP FOR RETENTION

14.1 General
a) On completion of the review as defined in section (13.5) users can initiate the final
handover of Native files to QP in accordance with this section. For handover of
Project Dossiers refer to Engineering Standard ES-0-06-0021 or 2500-00-69-00-101
for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects.
b) Zipped files for final handover are not allowed. All file names shall be as defined in
Engineering Standard ES-0-07-0014.
c) PTD or OM (R) for Refining Operations shall inform the Project Engineer or QP
Department of final acceptance of all Project Handover deliverables. It shall be
noted that the project/contract IS NOT complete until final acceptance as
above has been notified. Only at this stage Project Completion Certificate can be
issued.
14.2 Native File Format for Handover
Native file formats for Electronic Files/Database/Models/Software at final handover are

as defined in Appendix C.
14.3 Accepted Media Types
The following media are acceptable to QP:

a) ISO 9660 Conforming CD-ROMs
b) ISO 9660 DVD-ROMs
c) USB 2.0/3.0 Flash Drive/External Hard Drive (Windows Compatible)
14.4 Data Media Directory Structure for Handover to QP
Note: The complete directory structures along with all applicable contents shall be
contained in only one of the Media types as defined in section (14.3) on final
handover to QP. i.e. the complete deliverable shall not include multiple
CD/DVD’s or External Hard Drives. This means the capacity of the media shall
be large enough to include the complete deliverables.
14.4.1 The directory structure shall be in folders specific to each discipline and contain all related
files for that discipline, as minimum, refer to ES-0-07-0014 . These may be arranged by
Document/Drawing location code as defined in ES-0-07-0014 . Where deliverables are
for Buildings, Architectural and Building Services (discipline code 9), then the folder
shall be further broken down into the discipline modifier.
14.4.2 For folder structure for electronic media for Refining Operations - OM (R) Projects
refer 2500-00-69-00-102.
14.5 Transportation of Data Media Deliverables
Labels for packaging CDs, DVDs and Hard Drives (for transit) shall bear the words
‘OPTICAL RECORDING MATERIAL’ - “HANDLE WITH CARE” The labels shall indicate
the applicable Contract Number/Project Number/ and Project Title.
15.0 SECRECY UNDERTAKING

Upon contract completion, all contract documents and Engineering Data
(including data supplied by QP or developed by contractor pursuant to the contract
work scope) must be submitted to QP. Unless contractor requests and QP
approves of retention of documents and data beyond the completion date,
contractor lacks authorization to retain. Accordingly, unless contractor
specifically requests authorization to retain documents and data beyond
completion and QP agrees in writing to such request, it will conclusively be
presumed that all contract documents and related data has been submitted to QP
in accordance with the applicable confidentiality provisions of the GCOC (General
Conditions Of Contract).
16.0 LIST OF APPENDICES
APPENDIX A : LIST OF LAYERS NAMES & LINE TYPES (QP-ENG-LST-018-001)

APPENDIX B : ENGINEERING DATA COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST(QP-ENG-LST-
018-002)
APPENDIX C : NATIVE FILE FORMATS (QP-ENG-LST-018-003)
APPENDIX D : REFINING OPERATIONS - OM (R) LEGENDS SYMBOLS,
NOMENCLATURE, TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAILS, GENERAL
NOTES AND SAMPLE TEMPLATES (QP-ENG-LST-018-004)

DOC. No.QP-ENG-STD-018 Rev. 00
APPENDIX A: LIST OF LAYERS NAMES & LINE TYPES
General Notes for All Discipline:
a) The use of relevant set of layers of other discipline is encouraged. This will eliminate the
need to create additional layer(s) having the same layer description and purpose. For
example; if Mechanical Discipline requires showing a building outline, the Civil/ Structural
Discipline Layer should be used. Hence, there would be no need to list this layer under
Process Mechanical.
b) All X-Ref layout from other discipline used as background information can be changed to
Layer X-REF when creating drawings for the above discipline to emphasize the above
layers used.
c) All X-Ref from existing layout supplied by QP used as background information shall be
changed to Layer BACKGRD.
d) Refer Section (6.7) of this Standard for QP customised line-types. The proposed Layer
Names and Line Types as in Appendix-A shall be used. In case of a layer name, Line Type
not available for new entity type then Contractor to request QP for new layer name/s.
e) It is encouraged to use the short Layer Name as in this Appendix along with its short
description so that the layer names are more specific of its entity/entities.
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GENERAL / MULTI-DISCIPLINE (Used by all disciplines)

Color
Layer Name Description Color Linetype
No.
0 AutoCAD Default Layer W 7 Continuous
e-PTW Fence ePTW Boundary Zones M 210 Phantom
All existing layout supplied by QP
BACKGRD Dk Gr 8 Continuous*
used as background information
BORDER Standard Borders ** ** **
Consolidation
CONS G 3 Continuous
(List of drawings consolidated from)
CTLN Center Line R 1 Center2
DEFPOINTS Defpoints W 7 Continuous
DIM All Dimensions, Arrow Leader R 1 Continuous
Data Table, Detail Circle or Oval,
GENERAL R 1 Continuous*
Slope Symbol
GRID Grid Line - Continuous R 1 Continuous
GRID1 Grid Line - Center2 R 1 Center2
GRID2 Grid Line - Lt Gr Center2 Lt Gr 9 Center2
HATCH All Hatch Dk Gr 8 Continuous
HDLN Hidden Line Y 2 Hidden
KEYPLAN Key Plan Dk Gr 8 Continuous
LEGEND Legends W 7 Continuous
MHLN Match Line and Drawing Limits Br 13 Phantom
NOTES Key Notes Y 2 Continuous
PROEXT Project Extents Cloud Y 51 Continuous
REV Revision Triangle & Text Y 2 Continuous
REV1 Revision Cloud M 6 Continuous
SECM Section Marks G 3 Continuous
STSY General Symbol Y 2 Continuous
TXT18 Text 1.8mm Height Paper Plot/Display R 1 Continuous
TXT30 Text 3.0mm Height Paper Plot/Display Y 2 Continuous
TXT35 Text 3.5mm Height Paper Plot/Display Y 2 Continuous
TXT50 Text 5.0mm Height Paper Plot/Display G 3 Continuous
e-PTW TEXT Text 5.0mm ePTW Boundary Zones B 160 Continuous
VPORT Viewports R 1 Continuous
All X-Ref layout from other discipline used as Dk
X-REF 8* Continuous*
background information Gr*
* Assigned properties can be changed, only as required

** As per QP Standard Border Template

CIVIL / STRUCTURAL
Color
No.
Floor Plans, Site Plans and
CIVIL1 G 3 Continuous
General Concrete Works
Floor Plans, Site Plans and
CIVIL2 G 3 Hidden
General Concrete Works - Hidden
CIVIL_CONC Concrete Pit, Sump, Manhole, Culvert G 3 Continuous

FENCE-EX Existing Fence Dk Gr 8 Branch Line*
FENCE-NEW New Fence Y 2 Branch Line*
FENCE-PLOT Boundary Plot and Site Plan Fence M 6 Branch Line*
Site Plans and
MISCSTRU W 7 Continuous*
Miscellaneous Concrete Works
RD_MARKING All Road Markings W 7 Continuous
REIN-BARS Reinforcement Bars G 3 Continuous
ROAD1 All Roads Y 2 Continuous
ROAD2 Highlighted Road G 3 Continuous
Steel Outline and
STOL R 1 Continuous*
Miscellaneous Steel Work
STRU General Symbol - Structural Steel Y 2 Continuous
STRU1 General Steel Work G 3 Continuous
STRU2 General Steel Work - Hidden G 3 Hidden
STSY General Symbol - Civil/Structural Y 2 Continuous
UTILITY All Underground Utility Pipe Lines M 6 Continuous
WELD All Weld Symbols Y 2 Continuous
WRPE Wire Rope W 7 Divide
* Assigned properties can be changed, only as required

ELECTRICAL
Layer Color
Description Color Linetype
Name No.
BUSBAR Busbar C 4 Continuous
CABLE1 Power Line G 3 Continuous
CABLE2 Control Line Y 2 Continuous
CABLE3 Interlock Line R 1 Hidden
CABLE4 Direct Current Line G 3 Dashed
CABLE5 Earthing Line G 3 Earthing_Line
CABLE6 Branch Earthing Line G 3 Branch_Line
CABLE7 Existing Electrical Cable / CP System R 1 Hidden*
CABLE8 Solar Power System Y 2 Dashed
CABLE9 UPS System B 5 Divide
CTRAY Cable Trays, Ladders and Racks W 7 Continuous
CTRENCH Cable Trench (Direct and Indirect Burial) W 7 Continuous
ECONDUIT Electrical Conduit R 1 Hidden
ELEC Electrical Line R 1 Dashed
Lighting, Sockets, Junction Box (JB's),
ELEC1 etc. (for Lighting and Small Power Layout Y 2 Continuous
Symbols)
Contactors, Switchgear, Fuses, Starters,
ELEC2 W 7 Continuous
etc.
All Electrical Equipment, Switchboard,
EQUIP1 Distribution Boards, Generators, Motor G 3 Continuous
Power Transformers, etc.
EQUIP2 Junction Box (JB) / Routes G 3 Continuous
EQUIP3 Equipment Text G 3 Continuous
Sensors, Current Transformers, Meters,
MISCELEC W 7 Continuous
Relays, etc.
OHLMISC Overhead Line Miscellaneous W 7 Continuous
OHLPOLE Overhead Line Poles R 1 Continuous
* Assigned properties can be changed, as required

INSTRUMENTATION / FIRE & GAS / SAFETY & LOSS PREVENTION

Color
No.
EQUIP General Equipment/ Panels B 5 Continuous
All F & G Symbols, Life Support Drawings,
F&GAS W 7 Continuous
etc.
HAZAREA Hazardous Area Cloud G 3 Continuous
Genus Bus
Lines,
System Cable or
ICABLE1 Bus Links and System Cable R 1
Serial Link,
Communication
Link
Fiber Optic
ICABLE2 Fiber Optic Cable G 3
Lines
ICABLE3 New Hardware Signal G 3 Continuous
ICABLE4 Existing Hardware Signal R 1 Hidden
ICTRAY Instrument Cable Trays, Ladders and Racks W 7 Continuous
Instrument Valves & Symbols, Instrument

INST Y 2 Continuous
Specific Lines
INST1 Instrument Signals, Flow Line-Pilot R 1 Hidden
INST2 Loop, General, Hook-up W 7 Continuous
INST3 Instrument Impulse Line, Local Instrument R 1 Continuous
SCHEM Binary Logic, Schematics W 7 Continuous

SCHEM1 Flowline - Working Line C 4 Continuous
SCHEM2 Flowline - Drain or Bleed Line G 3 Hidden
* Assigned properties can be changed, as required

PROCESS / MECHANICAL / PIPELINE / HVAC

Color
No.
EQUIP General Equipment, Panels B 5 Continuous
All Electrical Equipment, Switchboard,
EQUIP1 Distribution Boards, Generators, Motor G 3 Continuous
Power Transformers, etc.
EQUIP4 Motor Text Y 2 Continuous
HVAC All HVAC Symbols G 3 Continuous
HVAC1 All HVAC Lines (Double Line Duct Work) C 4 Continuous
HVAC2 All HVAC Lines (Single Line Duct Work) Br 19 Continuous
Instrument Valves & Symbols, Instrument
INST Y 2 Continuous
Specific Lines
All Fittings & Mechanical Symbols, Sight
MECH Y 2 Continuous
Glass and Level Indicator Text
MISCMECH1 Box and Line Vendor Limit W 7 Divide
MISCMECH2 Box and Line Skid Outline Y 2 Phantom
PIPESUP Pipe Support W 7 Continuous
PIPING All Piping Symbols Y 2 Continuous
PROCESS All Process Pipe Lines C 4 Continuous
All Utility Pipe Lines
UTILITY M 6 Continuous
(Aboveground and Underground)
VALVE All Valves Y 2 Continuous
SEABED BATHY Subsea Seabed Bathy C 4 Continuous
ISOBATH MAJOR Survey Contours Major 150 Continuous
ISOBATH MINOR Survey Contours Minor 140 Continuous
LITHOLOGY Survey Lithology W 7 Continuous
PROFILE
Survey Profile seabed W 7 Continuous
SEABED
SEABED CABLE
Survey Cable as-found M 6 CABLE_IN_USE
AS-FOUND
SEABED
PIPELINE AS- Survey Pipeline as-found M 6 Continuous
FOUND
SURVEY
SEABED Survey Seabed Features W 7 Continuous
FEATURES
SEABED
Survey Seabed depression W 7 Continuous
DEPRESSION
SEABED
Survey Seabed pockmarks W 7 Continuous
POCKMARKS
SEABED
Survey Seabed fish trap W 7 Continuous
FISHTRAP
SEABED SCAR Survey Seabed Scar W 7 SCAR

PROCESS / MECHANICAL / PIPELINE / HVAC (Continuation)

Color
No.
PIPELINES Subsea Pipelines W 7 Continuous
OIL_PIPELINES Subsea Oil Pipelines 94 Continuous
GASLIFT_PIPELI
Subsea Gas lift Pipelines 140 Continuous
NES
POWER CABLES
AND Subsea Power cables & Umbilical C 4 Continuous
UMBILICALS
INTERFIELD
Subsea Inter field Pipelines R 1 Continuous
PIPELINES
4 LEGGED
Subsea 4 legged Jackets 190 Continuous
JACKETS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Color
No.
TEL CABLE1 Telecom Cable Routing Y 2 Continuous
TEL CABLE2 FO OJB Cable G 3 Fiber Optic Lines
TEL CABLE3 Backbone / Main Cable Y 2 Divide
TEL CABLE4 Communication Interface Cable G 3 Dashdot2
TEL CABLE5 FO Secondary Cable R 1 Dot2
TEL CABLE6 VGA / CCTV Cable R 1 Continuous
TEL CABLE7 Intrusion Detection Cable R 1 Hidden
TEL CABLE8 Traffic Cables R 1 Continuous
TEL CABLE9 Underground Telecom Cable Dk Gr 8 Hidden
TEL EQUIP1 Telecom Equipment / Panels G 3 Continuous
TEL EQUIP2 JB, Camera, ACS, Intrusion System B 5 Continuous
TEL EQUIP3 PA / GA Equipment W 7 Continuous
TEL MWLINK1 NEC M/W Link Y 2 Hidden
TEL MWLINK2 Nokia Flexihopper M/W Link Y 2 Dashdot
TEL MWLINK3 Marconi M/W Link (Ring) Y 2 Divide
TEL SAT LINK VSAT Link G 3 Dot2
TEL SYMBOL Telecom Symbols W 7 Continuous
TEL TRENCH Telecom Cable Trench R 1 Hidden
TEL UHF-VHF UHF / VHF Network Y 2 Hidden
ARCHITECTURAL / LANDSCAPING / BUILDING SERVICES

It is recognized that layering conventions for Infrastructure and Civil projects using discipline
code 9 - Architectural / Landscaping / Building Services (Refer to Engineering Standard ES-
0-07-0014 ) may originate from add-on application programs and layers are sometimes
automatically applied by the CAD programs designed for specific business applications. Due
to lack of practical standards, layer conventions are not further specified in this Standard for
this discipline. Accordingly usage of additional layers, line types, symbols and blocks may be
used. (See 7.9)
APPENDIX B: ENGINEERING DATA COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST

APPENDIX C: NATIVE FILE FORMATS
Engineering Data Type File Format

Drawing AutoCAD (DWG) (Version to be confirmed with
QP)
Text documents MS Word (.doc, .docx, .docm )
Database Files, GIS attribute Data
and when provided with QP MS MS Access (.mdb, .accdb)
Access Templates
Tables, Schedules, Lists, Indices
etc., and when provided with QP MS Excel (.xls, .xlsx, .xlsm)
Standard Templates
Presentations MS Power Point (.ppt, .pptx, .pptm)
Single Oracle database shall be used for both
Intelligent 2D P&IDs and 3D Plant Bentley OpenPlant Power PID (2D) & Auto PLANT
Models with associated Database Design System (3D)
3D Architectural Building Models AutoCAD Revit File
Laser Scanning LFM or Leica formats
3D Plant Design Management PDS, PDMS only upon approval from QP
System software
iModels .i.dgn (To be view using Bentley Navigator)
Point Cloud raw Data .lfd, .ptx
LFM Netview .zfs, .zfc, & Z+F
NOTES:
Adobe Acrobat (PDF) can be accepted in place of Native File, ONLY if the data is from
suppliers or vendors where Native File will not be issued due to copyrights which may be
enforced or for data showing information of a permanent nature.
PDF files may be used for drawing / document reviews with exception of QP Standards
compliance reviews as defined in Section (13.0) of this Standard
CONTRACTOR to check with QP about the version and other details for any of the above
at the start of the Project. Any software proposed by the CONTRACTOR but not listed
above to be brought to the notice of QP with relevant back up details for approval prior to
use in the Project.

APPENDIX D: REFINING OPERATIONS - OM (R) LEGENDS SYMBOLS,

NOMENCLATURE, TYPICAL INSTALLATION DETAILS, GENERAL NOTES AND
SAMPLE TEMPLATES
Where Symbols are lacking in the below referenced documents then users of this
Standard shall use symbol as define in section (6.2) Table 8 of this Standard.
DOCUMENT NUMBER DESCRIPTION

1. P&ID Legend & Symbols
Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Legend-Standard Symbols and
7J48N-00-00-30-001
Nomenclature
7J48N-00-00-30-002
Nomenclature
7J48N-00-00-30-003
Nomenclature
7J48N-00-00-30-006 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram
69660-41-00-30-091 P&ID Legend Standard Symbols and Nomenclature
2. P&ID Typical Installation
7J48N-00-00-30-101 New Sampling System Details
7J48N-00-00-30-102 ESD Valves Details & Revamping Legend
7J48N-00-00-30-103 Air Cooler Bundles Details (1/3)
7J48N-00-00-30-106 Pump Seal Flush and Cooling Plan (1/3)
7J48N-00-00-30-109 Typical Instrument Details
7J48N-00-00-30-110 Existing Sampling System Details
7J48N-00-00-30-111 Existing Sampling System Details
7J48N-00-00-30-112 Existing Motor Operated Valve Details
7J48N-00-00-30-301 Typical Instrument Details (1/3)
7J48N-00-00-30-304 Vent and Drain Details (1/2)
7J48N-00-00-30-305 Vent and Drain Details (2/2)
7J48N-00-00-30-306 Pump Vent and Drain Details (1/2)
7J48N-00-00-30-307 Pump Vent and Drain Details (2/2)
7J48N-00-00-30-308 Sampling Facility Details
7J48N-00-00-30-309 Pump Seal Plan Detail (1/3)
7J48N-00-00-30-310 Pump Seal Plan Detail (2/3)
7J48N-00-00-30-401 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Sampling Details

DOCUMENT NUMBER DESCRIPTION

7J48N-00-00-30-402 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Instrumentation Details
7J48N-00-00-30-403 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Valve Details
7J48N-00-00-30-404 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Pump Seal Flush Plan
7J48N-00-00-30-405 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Metering System
7J48N-00-00-30-406 Piping & Instrumentation Diagram Typical Arrangement
3. General Notes & Symbols in other Discipline
7J48N-00-18-11-101 Structural Steel General Notes and Typical Details
7J48N-00-16-11-001 General Notes (Electrical)
7J48N-00-16-11-002 Symbol & Legend (Electrical)
7J48N-00-15-66-001 Inst. Symbols & Legend
Piping & Instrument Diagram / Legend, Standard Symbols and
7J48N-54-19-53-001
Nomenclature (1)
Piping & Instrument Diagram / Legend, Standard Symbols and
7J48N-54-19-53-002
Nomenclature (2)
7J48N-00-17-11-101 Concrete General Notes and Typical Details
7J48N-25-34-20-002 HVAC Legend & Abbreviation (1)
7J48N-VP-25-34-010-017 Legend & Symbols
1639-8200 Mechanical Legend
4. Sample Templates
7J48N-64-13-10-001 Line List- (Unit 64)
7J48N-00-00-10-001 Equipment List
Instrument Cable Schedule (Area 1 - Refining Operations - OM (R)
7J48N-11-15-39-301
No. 2)
7J48N-61-15-12-319 Pressure Gage, Draft Gage, Temperature Gage & Test Well
7J48N-61-15-12-302 Control Valve (Globe, Butterfly & Eccentric, etc.)
7J48N-61-15-12-316 Level Transmitter (Displacer/Float)
Alarm and Trip Set Point List Cover Page & Document
7J48N-61-15-21-001F1 & F2
(Unit 61/62/63/64/65)
Cause & Effect Diagram for Fire & Gas System
7J48N-00-15-11-701
(SER 5 : Unit 61/62/63/64/65/21)
7J48N-00-16-41-001 Main Distribution Panel Board Schedule
7J48N-61-16-31-021 Cable Schedule (Unit 61~65)
7J48N-61-16-31-022 Cable Drum Schedule (Unit 61~65)
7J48N-61-16-31-023 Cable Connection List (Unit 61~65)
7J48N-61-16-41-011 Lighting Panel Board Schedule (Unit 61~65)
7J48N-61-16-35-001 Electrical Load Summary - S/S 6000
7J48N-61-16-35-002 Switchgear/MCC Schedule - S/S 6000
7J48N-61-16-41-052 Control Switch Station Schedule (Unit 61~65)
7J48N-00-16-11-051 Lighting Fixture and Electrical / Device Schedule
7J48N-21-16-41-022A MOV Panel Board Schedule (Ex) - Unit 21
Typical Installation Detail (Power System, Grounding System, Lighting
7J48N-00-16-11-052
System, Telecommunication System)

REVISION HISTORY LOG
Revision Number: 00 Document Revision Date: 01/07/2019
Item Revised: Revision Description Page No.
ES.D.10 Issue 1 New Standard NA

May 1989
ES.D.10 Issue 2 Completely re-written to include latest Onshore and All Pages
Jan 1996 Offshore requirements
ES.D.10 Issue 3 Updated pages 17, 23 & 24 and Appendix A4-37 17, 23 & 24,
May 1996 Appendix A4-37
Add’m (ES.D.10) Per Memo ENE/75 MEM.91123.1 N/A

Nov 1999
ES.D.10 Issue 4 QGPC changed to QP, Central Design Office All

June 2001 - changed to Data Centre and Appendix 3 was
superseded by ES-0-07-0014
ES.D.10 Issue 5 Removed all appendices, Added Bibliography. Title N/A

Feb 2003 changed. Other general revisions indicated by bold
vertical bar to left of change
ES.D.10 Issue 6 Changed MS Access templates to MS Excel. N/A

Feb 2008 Inserted new Sections 3.9, 3.21, 3.26, 3.28, 7.3.
Revised section numbers accordingly. Other
general revisions indicated by bold vertical bar to
left of change.
QP-ENG-STD-018 Assigned a new document number and issued as All

Rev.00, 01.07.2019 Rev.00 to align with QP-IMS-PRC-001. Combined
ES.D.10 Standard for Drafting and ES-0-01-0015
AutoCAD Standard. Included general
improvements throughout the whole document.
Remarks :
Nil.

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1) QP-ENG-STD-018 (This Standard)– QP Standard for Development of Technical

 ES.D.10 – Manual Engineering Standards – Drafting - Development of Technical Data

This Standard is published for QP Departments/ Contractors/ Consultants utilization. The

This Standard is subjected to periodical review as per QP-IMS-PRC-001 and QP-IMS-PRC-002,

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Attribute - A named property of an entity.

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the associated Plant, Platform, Facility or Equipment. i.e.

Master - List of all documents and drawings to be produced during a

Native File - Referring to an original form. Electronic file format in which

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ECS - Engineering Consultancy Services

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5.0 REFERENCE STANDARDS AND DOCUMENTS

ISO 5457 - Sizes and layout of drawing sheets

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ES-2-08-0100 - Electrical Cable Schedule

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ES-5-07-0106 - Mechanical Symbols – Isometric Structural

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6.0 DRAUGHTING PRACTICE

6.1 Standard ‘A’ Sizes

6.2 Drawing Borders and Templates

6.2.1 Standard Drawing Border Templates

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6.2.2 Standard Templates MS Excel

Standard Number Template Description

ES-0-00-0001 Project Document & Drawing Index

ES-2-08-0100 Electrical Cable Schedule

ES-2-08-0101 Electrical Bulk Material Take Off

ES-2-08-0102 Distribution Board Schedule

ES-2-08-0103 Electrical Utility Data Sheets

ES-3-08-0100 Safeguarding Process Cause & Effects

ES-4-08-0100 Instrument / F&G Cable Schedule

ES-4-08-0101 Instrument Alarm and Trip Setting List

ES-4-08-0102 Instrument Installation Schedule

ES-4-08-0105 Instrument Bulk Material Take Off

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Standard Number Template Description

ES-5-00-0002 Valve Index

ES-5-00-0003 Special Piping Index

ES-5-08-0104 Tie in Schedule

ES-5-08-0101 Mechanical Bulk Material Take Off