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OFFSHORE HOOK UP, UPGRADE MODIFICATION, SCADA INSTALLATION
AND COMISSIONING SUPPORT
(CONTRACT: 6600044802)

TOOL BOX TALK

Location: Zamil-406 Date: 18-12-2020

Start Time: 08.00 AM TBT Log No: ctzS.Qr-1'- Z bF1 1L - 4- o b- Co AT

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Meeting Duration: 30 Minutes Number of Attendees: 03

Topics Discussed:

SAUDI ARAMCO REFERENCE STANDRAD: SAES-H-004

Surface Preparation and Abrasive Blasting

PARTICIPANTS

51. Zamil Emp. Aramco ID I Name of Attendee Position Signature

No. # IQAMA

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61915 7073267 Maqsood Alam Blaster /Painter ~
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2 Joseph Rocello
61230 8833955 Blaster /Painter
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QC Inspector: QC Supervisor
Name: ABDUR RAHMAN Name:

CO~ECTOR
Discipline : Discipline :
Signature: Signature:

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 APPENDIX-I

Surface Preparation and Abrasive Blasting

1. The type of abrasive to be used shall be determined by the degree of cleanliness and surface
profile requirements.
2. When required, solvent cleaning shall be carried out in accordance with SSPC-SP1. Do not use
kerosene, diesel or other degreasers that leave an oily film unless the surface is subsequently
cleaned with a non-greasy solvent or cleaner.
3. After Blasting, test the substrate for the Chloride contents. Residual Chloride shall not exceed
40 mg/m2 for external and 25 mg/m2 for internal coating. Wash down the surface with sweet
water to remove Chloride contamination . Chloride test follow the water wash down until the
correct value is achieved in accordance with ISO 8502-6 .
4. Blasting & Coating shall not be performed if the relative humidity is above 85%.
5. Before using compressed air source for the surface preparation, the quality of air at the blast
nozzle shall be determined by blowing in to a piece of absorbent paper (blotter paper).
6. The operational remote control valve (Dead-man) shall be secure ly attached t o the nozzle.
7. Prior to the coating, the surface for application is thoroughly clea ned of any foreign materials
such like grease or oil which may result in premature failure ofthe coating. Blasting (Surface
profile and degree of cleanliness level will be completed as specified for the applied coating
system) .
8. Abrasive blasted surfaces shall call for inspection prior to priming or coating if the surfaces are
held for more than 4 hours after blasting, Correction shall be done and retested before coating
application .
9. The reference standard for profile measurement shall be the Replica Tape Method according
to ISO 8503-5. This does not preclude the use of other techniques, provided that these give
similar measurable profile values in microns. Surface comparators are not acceptable
10. Compressed air supply equipment, hoses and fittings shall be free of oil, moisture and
contamination. The inspector shall check and approve the air quality at the start and mid-point
of each 8-hour period.
11. Minimum nozzle pressure acceptable for blasting steel shall be 620 kPa (90 psig) measured
at the nozzle side.
12. Sufficient dust suction blowers (exhaust fans) shall be fitted adequately to remove dust and
fine blasting debris during the blasting operation.
13. Ultra high pressure water jetting (cleaning) is acceptable to prepare previously blasted
equipment in accordance with SSPC-SP WJ-1/ NACE WJ-1 and SSPC-SP WJ-2/ NACE WJ-2. Water
jetting cleaning does not create profile, but restores the existing profile .
14.Spent abrasive shall be removed from cleaned external surfaces by dry brushing and blowing
down with clean, dry compressed air. Internal surfaces shall be dry brushed and vacuum
cleaned.
15.Abrasive-cleaned surfaces shall be primed or coated before the surface condition degrades
below the specified cleanliness level.

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