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Sep 70
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BHP Billilon Iron Ore
225 ST. GEORGES TERRACE
PERTH, WA
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STANDARD ENGINEERING PRACTICE
NUMBER SEP-70 / 1 JOB No
PRELIMINARY ONLY
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REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERATING A Doc. No. SEP 70
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CONTENTS
This Document represents the inspection and test results and may include procedures of plant
and equipment during manufacturing, fabrication, installation and / or commissioning offsite.
These records include certificates of conformance, inspection and test reports, inspection
releases, drawing registers and ’as-built’ drawings , lists of authorised deviations and
concessions, material certificates, welding procedure specifications, weld maps, NDT reports,
repair report, air testing reports, survey reports and painting reports. It also defines how these
records are assembled into MDR’s by Contractors who are contracturally obliged to supply such
data to the Company.
3.0 DEFINITIONS
“Contractor“ shall mean the person or corporation contracting to execute the Works and / or
Purchase Order. The definition “Contractor“ shall be synonomous with “Vendor“, “Supplier“,
“Subcontractor“, and “Consultant“.
“Approval Authority” means a qualified body approved by the Western Australian Department
of Mineral & Petroleum Resources (DOCEP) or Worksafe, engaged by the Company to:
• verify the design, construction and installation of operating plant in Western Australia;
• verify the design, construction and operating condition of statutory certified equipment (such
as cranes and pressure vessels);
• carry out such verification as the DOCEP/Worksafe Director may require;
“Data” means any document which contains written, printed or illustrated information. This can
include, but is not limited to, certification, procedures, drawings, calculations and test results.
“Drawing & Data Requirements“ define the administration and documentation requirements
for a Contractors detailed design, manufacture, testing, delivery, installation and commissioning
of all equipment. Refer SPEC 000-G-0001.
“Verification” is the formal process of confirming and documenting compliance with acceptance
criteria.
4.0 REQUIREMENTS
4.1 GENERAL
The Manufacturer’s Data Reports (MDR’s), shall provide sufficient records to comply with the
Company’s specified requirements of Drawings and Data. They must demonstrate (where
necessary) the achievement of traceability and specified certification requirements.
The data contained in MDR’s shall provide assurance to the Company that the required quality
of workmanship has been achieved. MDR’s shall include certification and traceability records
from Contractors in the appropriate sections. Contractors are responsible for ensuring that their
Suppliers comply with the requirements of this document.
MDR’s or certification provided with Company supplied products must be incorporated in their
entirety into the Contractor’s supplied MDR’s.
4.2 INDICES
The Contractor shall develop a ‘List of Contents’ (Index) for the MDR considering the
requirements of Appendix A and B and forward to the Company, or Company Representative,
for review prior to start of the work. The list will be reviewed by the Company, or Company
Representative and returned to the Contractor identifying the Company's approval or
requirements for revisions as marked.
The List of Contents (Index) shall be placed at the beginning of the MDR. A typical
Mechanical/Structural Construction Works MDR structure is shown in Appendix A. Other typical
MDR Index Structure examples covering various types of works are shown in Appendix B. A
‘List of Contents’ should identify the Volume, Part and Section information. If the index is
revised, it shall be re-submitted for review.
For complex goods, the Contractor shall provide a ‘User Guide’ detailing how the traceability and
identification system works, how to locate materials in an assembly and how to relate records to
materials or other records. The guide shall be submitted for review along with the MDR List of
Contents (refer to Section 4.2.1). The guide shall be placed immediately after the ‘List of
Contents’.
A ‘Section Contents List’ - specific to the Section, shall be placed immediately following section
dividers. This list shall identify the contents of the Section to Sub-section level and be consistent
with the overall MDR index.
The Contractor shall provide a ‘Sub-Section Contents List’ if considered necessary by the
Company or the Company Representative. This list shall identify the contents of the sub-section
to the commencing page or section number of individual documents. Such lists are usually
required when traceability is a requirement.
4.3 PRESENTATION
4.3.1 COMPILATION
MDR’s shall be numbered in accordance with the Company’s requirements as noted in SEP 15
paragraph 2.0.
MDR’s shall be supplied in electronic format unless the supply in hard copy format is approved
by the Company. Refer to SEP 47 Appendix C for electronic format.
MDR’s in hard copy format shall be compiled in new, hard covered, four ring, plastic folders with
external pockets for front cover and spine. Folders shall be identified by a full sized title page
and spine title strip.
The folders contents shall not be longer than the folder and shall be clamped in place with a four
ring spring clamp. When the folder (complete with contents) is laid flat, the outer edge shall not
be higher than the bound edge.
MDR’s shall be compiled in Parts, eg. in the case of a purchase order for three separable items,
each item shall have its documentation maintained in a ‘Part’ of the MDR. Parts shall be given a
numeric identifier.
Parts are in turn broken down into sections at discipline level as listed below. Only those
sections which are applicable to the material/equipment being supplied shall be included.
For sections of the report that are not applicable state N/A on the list of contents.
For a typical Mechanical/Structural Construction Works MDR the following should be considered
as the typical sections to be included within the MDR. For other types of works and Supplied
Equipment see Appendix B for examples of typical MDR Index, and use the guide detail as
appropriate.
Include a copy of the “Inspection Release Certificate“ signed by or on behalf of the Company as
appropriate. Signed-off original Inspection and Test Plans (ITP’s) shall also be included in this
section.
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The list shall show the Contractor’s drawing no. of each part/ piece of equipment or bulk material
item number identified with :
This section shall contain certificates of compliance to the purchase order requirements and to
the applicable codes and standards for fabricated pieces of equipment.
This section shall include a register of accepted and/or approved Welding Procedure
Specifications and Procedure Qualification Records, and other data appropriate. The Company
may request the testing data be included in the MDR as appropriate.
(i) In this section include a list, map or summary of all the non-destructive testing performed.
Reference shall be made to the test locations on the equipment/materials.
(ii) Include all certificates/reports that are issued for non-destructive testing performed.
(iii) Include a summary sheet for all non- destructive testing personnel and their
qualifications, when the testing is performed by a non-NATA or equivalent organisation.
Copies of reports of all surface preparation and coating applications shall be included in this
section.
This section shall include certificates and properly scaled charts for all heat treatment
performed, including reference to equipment identification number and date of heat treatment.
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Record of final dimensional checks and flange surface finish inspections shall be included in this
section. Dimension checks to consider but not limited to are Slew Bearing drop height
measurements; coupling alignments; wearplate thickness measurements and baseline vibration
measurements.
This section shall include hydrostatic and/or pneumatic test records, proof test certificates and
valve body/seat/leak test certificates. The calibration certificate for the testing equipment utilized
shall be attached to the test report. The test report shall clearly identify the testing equipment.
This section shall include reports of mechanical running test, mechanical functional tests,
performance tests, and noise level tests.
In this section include a list of complete as-built drawings, identifying the supplier, Company
Representative and Company’s drawing numbers, title and revision status.
This section shall include all requested certification, reports, records and other data which are
not covered by other sections.
Section Q : Statutory Documents for Cranes, Hoists and Lifts – refer to SEP 60
List and copy of all statutory documentation shall be included in this section. Include the IRCP
face sheets.
Section R : Documentation for Pressure Vessel and Heat Exchangers and Others
List and copy of all statutory documentation shall be included in this section. Include the IRCP
face sheets.
NOTE 1: Where registers are only included within the MDR, the original certification
referenced on the register shall be retained by the contractor/supplier ensuring safety
from damage/deterioration and be available for review by the Company in the event of
failure or the like.
4.3.2 COLLATION
The MDR shall be collated as ‘Volumes’, each folder being a volume with a volume number
identifying the total number of volumes, eg. volume 1 of 6.
For a visual representation of the compilation and collation of an MDR refer to Appendix A.
Standard ISO-A series paper is required for all MDR data i.e. A1, A3 or A4. The preferred size
for drawings is A1 and for schedules is A3. The preferred size for Certificates and Reports is A4.
Where use of A4 or A3 size sheets cause legibility problems, a larger A-size (that corrects the
problem) shall be used.
When A1 or A3 size data is provided, it shall be folded to A4 size and placed in suitable four
hole plastic pockets within the folders. Folded data should have the title block uppermost and
visible
Original test certificates and test reports are preferred. Originals shall be readily identifiable
through the use of coloured authorisation stamps. Where originals are not available, legible
copies will be accepted if endorsed “copy complying with original”.
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When completing proforma data, the information shall be fully completed in ink. Where there is
no requirement determined when completing check lists the abbreviation for ‘Not Applicable’
(N/A) shall be used to indicate that a response has been considered, ie there shall be no
ambiguous blanks or empty spaces.
Duplication of data shall (where possible) be avoided, data common to several ‘Parts’ can be
presented in one ‘Part’. Common data is typically ‘Material Certificates’, ‘Technical Queries’ and
‘Site Instructions’. The Contractor shall identify on the ‘List of Contents’ and ‘User Guide’ any
‘Part’ that has contents for common use.
The Contractor shall progressively compile the MDR and keep it up to date at all times during
the execution of the work. When requested, the MDR shall be presented to the Company’s
surveillance personnel or delegate for review. The Contractor, when required, shall also make
the completed or partially completed MDR available to the Approval Authority for their inspection
and review.
During the progressive review and verification of MDR data, verified documents shall be
endorsed (either by the Company or the Approval Authority) by rubber stamp and/or signature,
indicating that a review has taken place at that stage and that data is acceptable.
During final inspection, the completed MDR shall be presented to the Company’s surveillance
personnel or delegate and, where appropriate, the Approval Authority for verification. Upon
acceptance of the goods and MDR, an Inspection Release Report (INSR) will be issued for the
affected scope of work.
The Contractor shall forward the number of copies of the MDR identified on the contractural
document to the Company for review. The MDR will be reviewed by the Company and returned
to the Contractor identifying the Company’s approval or requirements for revisions as marked.
Appendix A and B show typical MDR Index Structure for various types of works
indicative of the Contractor’s business, considered as meeting the intent of this
procedure.
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APPENDIX A
The above is a typical (but very simplified) MDR structure intended to show how the same Section and
Sub-section structure should be repeated in each Part ie for each separable portion of the work.
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APPENDIX B
1.2 POD 4
1.2.1 Excavation and Backfill Permits
1.2.2 Serial Numbers
1.2.3 ITP
1.2.4 Concrete Pour Sheet and Pre-Inspection
1.3 POD 5
1.3.1 Excavation and Backfill Permits
1.3.2 Serial Numbers
1.3.3 ITP
1.3.4 Concrete Pour Sheet and Pre-Inspection
1.4 POD 6
1.4.1 Excavation and Backfill Permits
1.4.2 Serial Numbers
1.4.3 ITP
1.4.4 Concrete Pour Sheet and Pre-Inspection
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2.13 TOILETS
2.13.1 Excavation and Backfill Permits
2.13.2 Serial Numbers
2.13.3 ITP
2.13.4 Concrete Pour Sheet and Pre-Inspection
J MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFICATES,
REPORTS AND RECORDS
J1 Vendor Data for Instruments and Gauges
J2 Surveyor Log
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K AS BUILT DRAWINGS
K1 As Built Drawings (identifying each area/lot)
K2 Electrical Conduit
K3 As Built Bolts
K4 Complete Survey Records
1B CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE
1B1 Certificate of Short Circuit Rating
1B2 Certificate of Conformity for *** Contractors
1D DIMENSIONAL RECORDS
1D1 Steelwork Test Report
1F DRAWINGS
1F1 As-Built Drawings List
1H NON-CONFORMANCE REPORTS
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2C DRAWINGS
2C1 As-Built Drawings List
2D WELDING RECORDS
2D1 Welding Procedures, Specifications,
Qualifications and Certification Registers
2D2 Welder Qualification and Certification Registers
3B CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE
3B1 Certificate of Short Circuit Rating
3B2 Certificate of Conformity for *** Contractors
3D DIMENSIONAL RECORDS
3D1 STEELWORK TEST REPORT
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3F DRAWINGS
3F1 AS-BUILT DRAWINGS LIST
3H NON-CONFORMANCE REPORTS
3H1 NON-CONFORMANCE REPORTS
4C DIMENSIONAL RECORDS
4C1 STEELWORK TEST REPORT
4E DRAWINGS
4E1 AS-BUILT DRAWINGS LIST
C. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
C1 Inspection and Test Plans
C2 Release Certificates
C3 Test Reports
C4 Commissioning Reports
C5 MCC Switchboard Test Reports
C6 Instrumentation Certificates
C7 As-Built GA Drawings List
C8 Electrical Certificates and Reports
C9 Nameplate Detail
D. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
D1 Inspection and Test Plans
D2 Release Certificates
D3 Material Certifications
D4 Weld Procedure Qualification Records
D4(i) Weld Procedure Specifications Register
D4(ii) Procedure Qualification Records Register
D4(iii) Weld Maps and Traceability Records (as
applicable)
D4(iv) Consumable Register and Certificates (as
applicable)
D4(v) Production Test Plate (as applicable)
D5 Welder and Welding Operator Records
D5(i) Welder Register
D5(ii) Welder Qualification Records and Renewals (as
applicable)
D6 Non Destructive Testing
D6(i) NDE Maps, Traceability Records and Requests
D6(ii) NDE Reports – UT, RT, MT, Pt, Hardness Tests
etc
D6(iii) NDE Personnel Register (as applicable)
D7 Paint and Coating Reports
D8 Dimensional Records
D9 Non Conformance
D10 Pressure Test
D11 As-Built GA / PID Drawings
D12 Mechanical and Performance Test Records
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Note: Dimensional Records to include all critical data considering but not limited to the
following:
- Slew Bearing Height Measurements;
- Coupling Alignment Checks;
- Wearplate Thickness Measurements;
- Baseline Vibration Data (this may be covered in testing data area).
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C CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE
C1 Certificates of Compliance
D WELDING RECORDS
D1 Welding Procedure Specifications Register
D2 Procedure Qualification Records Register
D3 Weld Map and Traceability Records (as
applicable)
D4 Consumable Register and Certificates (as
applicable)
D5 Production Test Plate Records (as applicable)
I DIMENSIONAL RECORDS
I1 Dimension Verification Records
I2 Flange Facing Inspection Records
13 Alignment Checks etc
O DRAWINGS
O1 As-Built Drawings List
P MISCELLANEOUS CERTIFICATES,
REPORTS AND RECORDS
P1 Vendor Data for Instruments and Gauges
P2 Others