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Marco PELLEGRINO 2 Dario Galiani Yann Bigay

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50 Final Issue (FN) M.Pellegrino D. Galiani Y. Bigay 09 Oct.2023

00 Approved for Construction (AFC) M.Pellegrino D. Galiani Y. Bigay 27 Sep.2023

C Issued For Review (IFR) M.Pellegrino D. Galiani Y. Bigay 11 Sep.2023

B Issued For Review (IFR) M.Pellegrino D. Galiani Y. Bigay 14 Aug. 2023

REV DESCRIPTION BY CHKD APVD DATE

REVISIONS

CLIENT : Qatargas Operating Company Limited CONTRACT No.: LTC/C/NFS/5496/21

PROJECT : North Field South Project Onshore LNG Facilities

DOC CLASS 2

DOC NO. : NFS_EPC-TECC-CC-PRC-00008

Operation Center Document No.: 215777C-00000-PP-08510

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CONTENTS
1. SCOPE ...............................................................................................................................4
2. REFERENCES ...................................................................................................................4
3. DEFINITIONS & ACRONYMS ...........................................................................................4
3.1.1. Definitions...........................................................................................................................4
3.1.2. Acronyms ...........................................................................................................................4
4. SCOPE OF SPOOLING .....................................................................................................4
4.1. ABOVE GROUND LARGE BORE (SIZE ≥ 2”) ISOMETRICS...........................................5
4.2. ABOVE GROUND SMALL BORE (SIZE < 2”) ISOMETRICS. ..........................................5
4.3. THREADED LINES AND UNDERGROUND GRAVITARY LINES....................................5
4.4. UNDERGROUND PRESSURIZED LINES ........................................................................5
4.5. JACKETED LINES .............................................................................................................6
5. DIMENSIONAL CRITERIA.................................................................................................6
5.1. MAXIMUM DIMESION OF THE SPOOL ...........................................................................6
5.2. STRAIGHT LENGTH .........................................................................................................7
5.3. PIPE RACK ........................................................................................................................9
5.4. SMALL BORE LINES .........................................................................................................9
5.5. SMALL BORE HEADER TO EQUIPMENT .....................................................................10
5.6. SMALL BORE PIPE RACK ..............................................................................................10
5.7. GALVANIZED LINES .......................................................................................................10
5.8. WEIGHT OF SPOOLS .....................................................................................................11
5.9. EXTRA LENGTH ..............................................................................................................11
5.10. FITTINGS .........................................................................................................................11
5.11. GRE/GRP LINES .............................................................................................................12
5.12. COMBINATION OF SMALL BORE AND LARGE BORE ................................................12
6. WELD DEFINITION .........................................................................................................13
6.1. FIELD WELDING POSITION ...........................................................................................13
6.2. FLOOR PENETRATION ..................................................................................................14
6.3. FLANGE CONNECTION TO ROTATING EQUIPMENT. ................................................15
6.4. 6.4. AROUND STATIC EQUIPMENT ..............................................................................16
6.5. ORIFICE FLANGE ...........................................................................................................17
6.6. WELDED VALVES ...........................................................................................................17
6.7. VENT, DRAIN AND INSTRUMENT CONNECTION .......................................................17
6.8. OLET ................................................................................................................................18
6.9. THREADED CAP .............................................................................................................19

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6.10. BRANCH ..........................................................................................................................19

6.11. AIR FIN-FAN COOLER (INLET-OUTLET) ......................................................................20
6.12. FLARE HEADER ..............................................................................................................20
6.13. REINFORCING PAD........................................................................................................21
6.14. DISTANCE BETWEEN WELDS ......................................................................................22
6.15. SPOOLING LOOPS .........................................................................................................23
6.16. PIPE SUPPORTS ............................................................................................................24
6.17. CLADED PIPE..................................................................................................................24
7. SPOOLING RULES .........................................................................................................25
7.1. WELD TYPE.....................................................................................................................25
7.2. SYMBOLOGY ..................................................................................................................26
7.3. CARTRIDGE DATA .........................................................................................................26
7.4. DETAIL SKETCH .............................................................................................................26
7.5. REVISION MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................27
7.5.1. CMC Revision Numbering................................................................................................27
7.5.1. SITE Revision Numbering ................................................................................................27
7.5.2. CMC Spool Numbering ....................................................................................................27
7.5.3. SITE Spool Numbering ....................................................................................................28
7.5.4. Weld Numbering...............................................................................................................28
7.5.5. Bolt joints ..........................................................................................................................28
7.6. EASYPIPING....................................................................................................................28
8. ISOMETRIC CONTROL...................................................................................................29

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1.1. SCOPE

This procedure is applicable for Onshore LNG Facilities of the NORTH FIELD EAST PROJECT.
This procedure defines the spooling criteria that will be applied to all Isometrics issued for the Project.
1.2. REFERENCES

Document Number Document Title

NFS_EPC-TECC-SH-PRC-00037 Welding Safety Procedure
NFS_EPC-TECC-PE-PRC-00102 AREA BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (ABS)
Piping Standard Drawings Dimensions
360-00-PI-DWG-00003
.
General notes and Drafting Symbol for isometric
360-00-PI-DWG-00005
drawings

1.3. DEFINITIONS & ACRONYMS

1.4. DEFINITIONS

In this document, the following terms shall have the meaning set forth below:
Term Description
COMPANY Qatargas Operating Company Limited
CONTRACTOR T.EN CCC JV
Any company or person to whom ENGINEER has subcontracted
directly or indirectly at any level, any part of the WORK, or who
SUBCONTRACTOR supplies and leases goods, materials and/or equipment to the
ENGINEER. SUB-СONTRACTOR includes NOMINATED SUB-
СONTRACTOR.
Shop Prefabrication Shop
Location at which pipe will be erected at Construction Site
Field
(including Ground Assembly) Shop Weld: Welded Point at Shop
Large Bore piping 2” and larger
category of Weld, either Shop or field weld. (Assembly weld is
Weld Cat
not used)

1.5. ACRONYMS

This section defines the acronyms used in this document:

Term Description
OD Outside Diameter
FCW Fresh Cooling Water

1.6. SCOPE OF SPOOLING

For the spooling activities CONTRACTOR will use a software call Spoolgen to create Spooled
Isometric, spool material files, as well as welds data. Isometric drawing generate from Spoolgen,
will be with spools numbers, weld numbers (Shop, assembly weld and Field), part material
numbers, for both erection and fabrication material and the Joint Nr. for each Flange connection.
The Export text file generate by Spoolgen will be import in Easypiping, that will contain all the
informations regarding Welds, to be used for welding and NDE follow-up.

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1.7. ABOVE GROUND LARGE BORE (SIZE ≥ 2”) ISOMETRICS.

All large bore isometrics whatever the “area” it belongs shall be spooled aiming at the maximization of
the prefabrication.
1.8. ABOVE GROUND SMALL BORE (SIZE < 2”) ISOMETRICS.

All small-bore lines from all areas shall be spooled for a prefabrication.
Small bore isometrics shall not be confused with small bore branch connected to large bore isometric.
1.9. THREADED LINES AND UNDERGROUND GRAVITARY LINES

Threaded lines and Gravitary Isometrics (non-Pressurized) issued by Engineer department does not
require traceability as other pressurized pipe. Only data are generated to be able to monitor progress
and inclusion in Test Pack.
Spooling team will extract the necessary report:
• Material, bolt and support all erection material
• Weld report with field THD for threaded and with SP00 spools.
• All weld cat will be Field Welds

1.10. UNDERGROUND PRESSURIZED LINES

Underground lines to be spooled in 2D, with the maximum pipe length of 11500 mm for double random
and 5600 mm for single random. Underground pressurized line will be prefabricated.
Cemented lined pipe are supplied with One Sleeve. Only one FW will be assigned for jointing. (360-
00-PI-DWG-00001).
No Field weld to be incorporated within the culvert / Dike penetration.
Cathodic protections are indicated on engineering isometrics.

1.10.1 Cement Line Pipe Assembly

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1.11. JACKETED LINES

Control trace will be implemented. (360-00-PI-DWG-00001)

The “Core” pipe is therefore spooled normally. Each spool shall be flanged end.
No split allowed at fitting as each spooled will be fabricated at shop and tested accordingly.

1.12. DIMENSIONAL CRITERIA

1.13. MAXIMUM DIMESION OF THE SPOOL

Spools dimension will follow the limit for the transportation by trailer inside RLIC. Size of spools will be
limited to 14m long x 2.5m wide and maximum height of 4 m.
For NFS project out of size transportation is possible. In such Case, subcontractor will notify TEN CCC
to change Field weld to Shop weld by “red line mark-up”. Means, such changes will be managed by
site.
Note that above the here below criteria, RLIC escort will be required.

1.13.1 RLS escort requirements

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1.14. STRAIGHT LENGTH

Maximum straight pipe length is 11.5m for double random and 5.6m for single random.
The maximum length of pipe that the spooler will consider during spooling for double and single
random pipe is a theoretical value. A note is always present on spooled drawing to clarify that this
length is indicative and theoretical and must be adjusted as per the actual measured value of the
straight length delivered. Position of the Field weld will vary and in no case additional work shall take
place to match it: no need to cut pipe to exact length, no need to weld a piece to match the length.
Adjustment will be executed at site during installation.
The size and the material that the spooler will consider for the usage of the single or double random
pipe for spooling is as follow:
•
Base Material LB>2" SB<2" FLG PIPE
Carbon Steel
Carbon Steel with Alloy 825 Clad
Carbon Steel with Alloy 625 Clad
Stainless Steel 304L
Stainless Steel 316L
Alloy 825
Low Temp. Carbon Steel
Carbon Steel (Trim : Alloy 625)
Carbon Steel with PVDF LND
Alloy 20
Carbon Steel with PTFE LND
Low Alloy Steel 1- 1/4 Cr - 1/2 Mo
Low Temp. Carbon Steel (Trim: Alloy 625)
FRP
Carbon Steel with Aluminized
90%Cu-10%Ni
Carbon Steel with Cement LND
Carbon Steel with Galvanized
Low Temp. Carbon Steel with Alloy 625 Clad
Low Temp. Carbon Steel with Alloy 825 Clad
Stainless Steel 316L/ Carbon Steel with 316L Clad
Carbon Steel (Trim: Alloy 825)
Low Temp. Carbon Steel (Trim : Alloy 825)
90%Cu-10%Ni / FRP

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The above might be updated as soon as actual pipe delivery length will be known.

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1.15. PIPE RACK

Double random pipe can be considered when assigning field weld in pipe rack. To be confirmed by
Subcon.

1.16. SMALL BORE LINES

Small bore lines shall be spooled in 2D as a minimum.

2D means to have only 2 directions fabricated (flat) to facilitate transportation and minimize risk of
damage.
The gain of prefabricating small bore is not only for the welding. It also comes by removing from site
the scope of Painting, PWHT and NDE.
3D spooling is recommended when:
• Risk / space for transportation is not a driving constraint, for small spools for example
• Lines requires PWHT and/or 100% NDE
The gain of removing from site painting, PWHT and NDE is more substantial than the few additional
cut & welds for adjustments.

1.16.1 2D Spooling

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1.16.2 3D Spooling

1.17. SMALL BORE HEADER TO EQUIPMENT

2D spooling to be consider for small bore branch connected to equipment.

1.18. SMALL BORE PIPE RACK

1.19. GALVANIZED LINES

Spool dimension for galvanized lines shall be within the galvanization bath size.
The Galvanization bath dimension shall be defined before the start of the spooling with the information
coming from subcontractor in charge of the galvanization of the spools. This dimension of the bath will
be followed by the spoolers during the spooling to have the precise dimension of the spool for
galvanization.
Galvanized lines should not contain any field weld and must contain breakup flanges included from
Engineering isometric.

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(1) For Small Bore <2”: All Piping Components are galvanized by VENDOR. The pipe length shall be
Single Random Length. All field joints shall be threaded. The piping design shall be as per STD DWG
Sheet 113.
(2) Large Bore 2” & Above: All Piping Components are supplied without galvanizing. After
prefabrication at field, hot dip galvanizing shall be conducted. The piping design shall be as per STD
DWG Sheet 114. The spool ends shall be flanged and the size of the spool shall be within the maximum
limit in the STD DWG.

Repairs on spools after Galvanization process (E.g. Use of approved Zinc Epoxy or equivalent
method) shall be restricted to field welds adjustments wherever the galvanized damaged area is
reachable or for minor surface repairs (E.g. Joints close to the Flange where the touch up repair
is possible, small surface damages, etc.)

Pressure test of Large & Small bore to be done prior the spool Galvanization.

1.20. WEIGHT OF SPOOLS

Limiting the weight of spools will increase the number of weld at site and will impact the spooling
productivity. Subcontractor shall evaluate the weight of the heaviest spool and verify compatibility with
the available crane capacity.
Weight limitation shall NOT be considered during the spooling.
1.21. EXTRA LENGTH

Extra length unnecessarily increases site work by a planned mandatory additional cut of the pipe.
Except for very specific case and upon subcontractor request, extra length for site adjustment will not
be consider during spooling.
1.22. FITTINGS

Outside diameter of the elbow fitting to be consider in the total spool dimension to avoid overlapped
with the maximum allowable dimension of the spool that can be loaded in truck.
In case of large bore pipes, elbow shall not consider as single spool and shall be welded with pipe on
one side in fabrication shop.
Ex: 50” pipe (1905+635=2504)>2500(trailer dimension)

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1.23. GRE/GRP LINES

For GRE / GRP line, the length and spooling criteria will be as per the GRE supplier.
1.24. COMBINATION OF SMALL BORE AND LARGE BORE

For the combination of small bore and large bore, and to avoid spool damage during transportation,
the small-bore portion shall be in separate spool.

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1.25. WELD DEFINITION

1.26. FIELD WELDING POSITION

Spooling team shall try, wherever applicable, to avoid assigning the field joints in difficult or
uncomfortable positions for welders.
For instance, the spooling shall be done to avoid having 6G welding position, as much as possible,
which can be challenging for welders and may thus, produce welding defects.
1) 1st priority, Field welds shall be located on the horizontal part of the line (5G weld position).
2) 2nd priority, Field welds shall be located on lower part of vertical line (2G weld position).
3) 3rd priority, Field welds shall be located on upper part of vertical line only if 2nd priority is not
possible (2G weld position).
4) 4th priority, IF cannot be avoided to placed Field weld on inclined part of the line (6G position).
5) Cladded pipe must be spooled in order to achieve field weld only in 5G or 2G position (6G
POSITION NOT ALLOWED)
6) Flow direction must be respected to avoid the duplicating of weld at Iso splits
7) Weld at Spec Breaks shall be highlighted to engineering and remark to be added in spooled
Isometrics.

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1.27. FLOOR PENETRATION

For the line passing through floor, wall, penetrating platform (plate, grating or slab), field weld is
preferred to be located above platform.

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Locating the field weld above will ease erection of the spool, reduce the usage of scaffolding, make
the weld easily accessible for welding.

1.28. FLANGE CONNECTION TO ROTATING EQUIPMENT.

Field weld shall be considered on the flange connecting to the nozzles of rotating equipment to allow
site adjustment and flange parallelism. “Tack weld” note shall be provided in the spooled isometric at
flange weld location. The flange shall be considered as shop material to be issued along with spool.

1.28.1 Pump Connection

1.28.2 Pump Connection T-Type

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1.28.3 Compressor

1.28.4 PRV Piping

1.29. 6.4. AROUND STATIC EQUIPMENT

When spooling in around equipment spool adjustment to be consider for 3D spooling and pipe spool
double random if transportation and erection is possible.

1.29.1 3D Spooling

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1.29.2 Tower Over Head

1.30. ORIFICE FLANGE

Orifice flange shall be only Shop welded. To regularise flush grinding requirement.
Care must be taken to avoid any process weld between orifice flange and minimum straight length.
THD weld shall be applied for spare.

1.31. WELDED VALVES

Field weld shall be considered on both side of large bore welded valve.
Large bore welded valves shall not be included in prefabrication. Considering the weight of the valves
It will be easier and safer to install the valves at site.
Shop weld shall be considered on both side of small bore welded valve.
Contrary to Large Bore valves, small bore welded valve will be shop welded as there is no constraints
on the handling the spools.
The welded valve must have the direction/Shading indicated on the Spooled, so Subcontractor knows
which is the high pressure side.

1.32. VENT, DRAIN AND INSTRUMENT CONNECTION

Small bore vent and drain shall be in separate spool with the field weld located at the small-bore
connection of the olet, except when the length is less than 150 mm.
To avoid damage during handling of the spool, spooler need to consider splitting the vent and drain.
But when the length is less than 150mm the risk of damage is limited and there is no interest in having
spools with less than 150mm length.

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1.33. OLET

Shop weld shall be considered for the connecting weld of olet or half coupling to the main line. It will
avoid difficult drilling activity at site in addition to the welding of the fittings.

BW weldolet above 2” shall be considered to be Spooled as branch and should be considered along
with header spool if Isometric is split at next fitting. (ex. Cladded pipe Set-in olet)

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1.34. THREADED CAP

THD weld number will not be provided for the threaded connection for cap of instrument item because
traceability is not required.

1.35. BRANCH

Branch pipe welded to main line pipe should be shop weld.

The extent of the branch shall be confirmed according to the accessibility and ability to drag spools in
position.
By default, the following length will be used:
• 500 mm for 3” and below
• 1000 mm for above 3”.

500mm to 1000mm is from OD of header (min 1 od of Branch pipe must be maintained)

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1.36. AIR FIN-FAN COOLER (INLET-OUTLET)

All flange connection at the AFC nozzles must be tack welded above ang below the nozzles.

1.37. FLARE HEADER

For flare header field joint location between branch must be as per allowable distance of 3 to 4 x
thickness of the pipe.

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1.38. REINFORCING PAD

For the reinforcing pad the following welds are considered:

SOB for the branch weld
L4 for the inner weld for PAD
RPD for half pad weld – RPDF for Full pad.

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1.39. DISTANCE BETWEEN WELDS

The minimum distance between toes of adjacent circumferential weld and welded supports shall be in
accordance with piping standard 360-00-PI-DWG-00001 sheet 414

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Distance from the circumferential weld and the support weld are checked by the spooler and minimum
distance to be considered avoiding any clashing of weld.
1.40. SPOOLING LOOPS

For spooling of LOOP pipe, L type spool must be considered with pipe and elbow material. Below
spooling can be consider for LOOP lines.

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1.41. PIPE SUPPORTS

Welded and non-welded support material categories are defined by engineering classifying the support
in erection or fabrication BOM.
The material category of the support material defined by engineering will not be changed by the
spooler.
For all the support directly welded to the pipe, a shop weld will be allocated. All pipe supports welded
to pipe will be welded at Shop.
All weld for each component of the support welded to the pipe shall be considered.
In case of supports made by more components welded to the pipe, spooling will consider all the welded
component. For example, for double trunnion 2 weld and for single trunnion 1 weld. As shown below
single pad 1 weld and if double pad 2 weld.
Gusset support shop weld shall be assigned.

1.42. CLADED PIPE

The spooling team must take immense care while spooling cladded isometrics 5G welding position
shall be maximised.
Olets for the Cladded pipe will be SET-In type.

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Cut lengths shall be maximized to avoid additional field weld.

Revision of isometrics shall be done after confirmation of site progress.
1.43. SPOOLING RULES

1.44. WELD TYPE

Weld Type Description

BW Butt Weld
SW Socket Weld
MW Mitre Weld
LUG LUG
SOF Slip-On Flange
SOB Set-On Branch
SIB Set‐In Branch
LET OLET
CLET CONTOURED OLET
L4 Inner weld for reinforce Pad
RPD Basic Reinforcing Pad Weld Half
RPDF Basic Reinforcing Pad Weld Full
TRN Trunnion Weld
FW Fillet Weld
THD Threaded
GW GOLDEN WELD
DMY Dummy Weld
SLW Seal Weld
BON Bonding / Lamination

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1.45. SYMBOLOGY

1.45.1 Sample Spooled Iso with Cut piece /Weld Map /Bolt joints

1.46. CARTRIDGE DATA

The line attribute will be shown as per the engineering IDF / PCF information.

All languages appearing on Engineering isometrics shall be included in IDF / PCF to be able to be
reflected on spooled isometric.
1.47. DETAIL SKETCH

By default, the detail sketch that will be shown on the spooled isometrics will be the same as the one
present on engineering isometrics. No other detail sketches will be added during spooling.

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1.48. REVISION MANAGEMENT

The revision management is the work process to manage the consistency of the previously spooled
isometrics which have already been transmitted. Analysing the impact of the new revision to be
spooled to incorporate in the newly spooled isometrics.
1.49. CMC REVISION NUMBERING

CMC Spooling revision will follow the same revision from engineering revision.

Isometrics Engineering CMC

Revision Revision

2300-LS-2300411-01 0 0A

2300-LS-2300411-02 1 1A

2300-LS-2300411-03 2 2A

1.49.1. SITE REVISION NUMBERING

SITE Spooling revision will follow the same revision from engineering revision. And all site modification
will follow the Easy piping site modification procedure.

Isometrics Engineering CMC SITE

Revision Revision Revision

2300-LS-2300411-01 0 0 0-M1, 0-M2

2300-LS-2300411-02 1 1 1-M1, 1-M2

2300-LS-2300411-03 2 2 2-M1, 2-M2

1.50. CMC SPOOL NUMBERING

Additional spool number will always start by succeeding the existing spool number from the previous
revision.

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1.51. SITE SPOOL NUMBERING

Site modification revision will use the previous spool numbering with the additional suffix at the end of
the spools.

1.52. WELD NUMBERING

For the revision which required addition of new weld numbers, always start from last weld number of
the previous revision isometrics. Weld numbers should not be duplicated with the unique series
numbering.
1.53. BOLT JOINTS

Bolt joint should always be unique as weld numbering and will follow the succeeding bolt joint from the
revised isometrics for the new joint.
1.54. EASYPIPING

Spooling team shall load all Weld/Bolt data in easy piping before issuing the Spooled isometrics to
subcontractor Via SDB.
TEN CCC and Subcontractor teams will be accessing easy piping software for the progress and follow
up of all piping related activities.

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EasyPiping training will be conducted for Subcontractors for a smooth usage.

1.55. ISOMETRIC CONTROL.

Subcontractor shall receive all spooled Isometrics via SDB and shall receive email notification once
the isometrics are loaded in SDB accordingly.
Subcontractor shall also receive an Isometric list (ISO list) with every Transmittal which shall comprise
of all isometrics issued till date.
Subcontractor shall provide a matrix of personnel who shall be given access to SDB accordingly.
Subcontractor shall be solely responsible to download the Isometric and transmit it internally within its
organisation.
All redline mark-up Isometrics shall be maintained by Subcontractor during construction phase and
shall be continuously shared with Contractor via a Subcontractor SharePoint. A weekly notification
shall be issued with the list of all updated isometrics (ISO list) indicating latest revision.
Contractor will access these isometrics mark-up and update the same in future engineering revision if
any.

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