CONTROL OF QUALITY CONTROL MANUAL
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1. SCOPE This section describes the system and responsibility for preparation, review, approval, distribution, maintenance and revision of PT.MEISHA INTERNUSA TEKNIK Quality Control Manual (MITQCM). 2. POLICY 2.1 Quality Control Manual shall define the system to be for construction of piping and mechanical equipment in according with : code and standard also specification of client. 2.2 The system and procedure defined in this QC Manual shall be compliance of appendix A-300 of ASME Section I, Appendix-10 of ASME Section VIII Div.1, Appendix-18 of ASME Section VIII Div.2 and Part RA – 2150 of NBIC. 2.3 Only latest revisions of QC Manual shall be available to the personnel holding “Controlled Copy “. 2.4 QC Manual shall not be revised to meet the client requirement. The applicable job specification shall address customer requirement outside the scope of this manual. 3. RESPONSIBILITY 3.1 QCM shall be responsible for the preparation, approval and distribution of this QC Manual. 3.2 QCM shall be responsible for obtaining acceptance of the third party for QC Manual and revision there in. 3.3 QCM shall be responsible for giving binding explanation for the interpretation for this QC Manual. 4. QC MANUAL PREPARATION 4.1 This shall be accordance with table shown below :
4.2
STAGE OF PREPARATION
RESPONSIBLE
Preparation Review Approval Statement of Authority Acceptance
QAC Concerned Managers QCM Site Manager Project Manager
QCM shall obtain the written acceptance of PM on the content page with signature and date after his approval of the Manual.
CONTROL OF QUALITY CONTROL MANUAL
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5. QC MANUAL DISTRIBUTION 5.1 QCM shall decide the holder of “ Controlled copy “ of this QC Manual. All controlled copies shall be identified with number and shall be indicated on the “ Quality Manual Distribution Sheet”. Quality Department shall maintain the register showing name of the recipient with corresponding serial number. Only “ controlled copy “ shall be used in PT. MEISHA INTERNUSA TEKNIK at fields sites. 5.2 “Controlled Copy “ shall be issued as per “ Document Distribution Control List “ and authorized by QCM with his signature on “ Distribution Sheet “. 5.3 “Controlled copy “ shall be issued by using QC Manual Transmittal slip / Acknowledgement. 5.4 A Controlled copy of the QC manual shall be available for the client at fields sites. 5.5 “Uncontrolled copy “of the QC Manual may be issued to owner and other ( as required ) for information only. 5.6 Revision section of Manual shall be issued to all personnel holding “Controlled copy” of this manual with transmittal shall be kept by Quality Department. Receiver shall responsible for immediately updating the QC Manual and destroy the obsolete section or mark them with “Superseded “ or void mark. 6. REVISION 6.1 QCM shall process revision in the same manner as stated in clause 4.1 of this section including PM acceptance. 6.2 Revision to this manual shall be in section affected and will be highlighted by triangle line outside the right margin indicating the level of revision by a number, ( exp. ). The content page shall be revised every time there is revision in the QC Manual. Revision to sample form shall be indicated by a cloud mark around the revised area. 6.3 The QC Manual shall be reviewed at least one a year within six month from date of publication of the Code edition or Addenda or any time for the improvement of Quality Control System and revised by required. QCM shall be responsible for this code review and shall record the result of review on KPQCM review record form. Any revision to the Quality System as result of the Code revision shall be implementation within six month after the edition or addenda issued date. 6.4 Propose correction to the QC Manual may be initiated by Personnel within PT. MEISHA INTERNUSA TEKNIK, in such case Manager of Department shall propose to QCM. Change shall be processed as per Para 4.1 of this section. 6.5 Revision shall be immediately distributed after getting PM acceptance. 6.6 The content page listing each of the section with it’s number, title, revision, No. of page and date of revision. The first issued of a section start with revision No. “ 0 ” for the first issue and whenever a section are revised, the revision number shall be increased.
CONTROL OF QUALITY CONTROL MANUAL
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7. QC MANUAL IN “ BAHASA INDONESIA “ 7.1 7.2
7.3
This QC Manual may translated in “ Bahasa Indonesia “ for easy understanding ( if required ). The Bahasa Indonesia language version, if prepared , shall be controlled in the same manner as English version and shall be distributed simultaneously as explained above, except that the acceptance of the PM is not required. Should any conflict or inconsistency between the Indonesian and English version of QC Manual. The English version shall be the controlling document and the Indonesian version shall be corrected.
CALIBRATION OF MEASURING INSTRUMENT AND TEST EQUIPMENT
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1. SCOPE This section describes the responsibility and requirement, for the control in the calibration of measuring instrument and test equipment used in the manufacturing process and maintenance of calibration record. 2. POLICY 2.1 All measuring instrument, test equipment, temperature indicator, thermocouples, temperature / pressure recorders shall be uniquely identified by code system or serial number. 2.2 All measuring instrument and test equipment to be used in manufacturing of the code equipment shall be calibrated as per calibration procedure and this manual. 2.3 Only calibrated measuring instrument and test equipment shall be used during manufacturing and final acceptance. 3. RESPONSIBILITY 3.1 CD / PI / EI shall be responsible for the calibration of measuring instrument and test equipment. 3.2 QCI shall be responsible for reviewing correctness of calibration report and to witness performing calibration. 3.3 QCI shall be responsible for verifying the calibration status of measuring instrument and test equipment used during manufacturing, inspection, examination and testing. 4. PROCEDURE 4.1 User shall identify the need for calibration of measuring instrument and test equipment as stated in the Calibration Procedure. 4.2 Unique identification number to all existing measuring instrument test equipment shall be provided respective unit responsible for controlling the equipment 4.3 CD / PI / EI shall coordinate the calibration of equipment as per written procedure. 4.4 Pressure gauge used for hydrostatic / pneumatic testing shall calibrated against a dead weight tester or calibrated master gauge. Gauge shall be recalibrated after expiring of calibration or any time that there is reason to believe that they are in error. 4.5 For other equipment frequency of calibration shall be as per procedure calibration. 4.6 QCI shall witness the calibration test when conducted in calibration company and shall review the calibration report and indicate acceptance. Calibration, when performed outside, shall be done by qualified testing laboratory, having adequate standard traceable to National Standard and shall provide certified record of calibration. This record of calibration shall be review by QCI. CALIBRATION OF MEASURING
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INSTRUMENT AND TEST EQUIPMENT
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4.7 CD / PI / EI shall keep the record of calibration sticker, exhibit-24 indicating date of calibration and expiry date, shall be attached to all gauges and instrument which were calibrated in testing laboratory. In absence of sticker provided by calibration agency, sticker exhibit-24 shall be attached to the instruments. 4.8 Calibration record, including those of sub-contractor’s equipment, shall be available for review by QCM. 4.9 In case testing is carried out to testing laboratory, QCI shall verify the calibration report of the test equipment before testing is performed. 4.10 Calibration of impact test machine shall be performed using specimen obtained from national Institute of Standard Technology, USA in accordance with SA-370. Calibration shall be done annually. Temperature instrument used in measuring the test specimens temperature shall be calibrated every six month. 4.11 Equipment found to be out of calibration shall be considered a non conformity condition and shall be evaluated as its impact relative to compliance with the Code and resolution of the non conforming condition as per of this manual. 4.12 Traceability of equipment used shall be by recording the serial no of the equipment in the inspection records.
PRESSURE TEST
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1. SCOPE. This section describes the requirement and responsibility for controlling of hydrostatic and pneumatic test. 2. POLICY. 2.1. Hydrostatic test shall be done as per codes and client specification. 2.2. Hydrostatic test shall be conducted on all piping and equipment after : (1). All construction has been completed, except for operation which could not be performed prior to test such as weld end preparation, cosmetic grinding on the base material which does not affect the required thickness. (2). All examination has been performed, except those required after the test 3. RESPONSIBILITY. 3.1. ENG shall be responsible to provide hydrostatic and or pneumatic test procedure. 3.2. QCI shall be responsible to perform inspection. 3.3. PIP shall be responsible to perform pressure test. 4. PROCEDURE. 4.1. ENG shall be provide hydrostatic test procedure in compliance the code requirement, client specification and shall be reviewed by client. 4.2. The hydrostatic test pressure at the top of the equipment or piping line shall be minimum of the test pressure required. Hydrostatic pressure test shall be applied by raising the pressure gradually to pressure not less than the test pressure required : (1). For ASME VIII Div.1, hydrostatic test pressure not less than 1.3 times the maximum allowable working pressure ( or design pressure when calculation are not made to determine MAWP ) multiplied by the lowest ratio of the stress value of material at test temperature to stress value of material at design temperature. (2). For ASME VIII Div.2, hydrostatic test pressure not less than 1.25 times the design pressure multiplied by the lowest ratio of the stress intensity value for the test temperature to the stress intensity for design temperature, which upper limit no more than 6% from required test pressure. (3). For ANSI-ASME B 31.3, hydrostatic test pressure not less than 1.5 times the maximum allowable working pressure ( MAWP ). 4.3. An indicating gages shall be directly to the equipment or piping line. Dial indicating pressure gages used in testing shall be graduated over range about double the intended maximum pressure, but in no case shall be the range be less than 1 ½ ( 1.5 ) nor more than 4 times that pressure. 4.4. PIP shall provide pressure gauges with range of pressure required by para 3.3 above with calibrated condition.
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Section 13 Page : 2 of 2 4.5. Hydrostatic test pressure may be substituted with pneumatic test in case : (a). The equipment or piping line that can not safety be filled by water. (b). Not readily dried, that are to be used in service where trace of the testing liquid can not tolerated. Requirement of pneumatic test shall refer to UG-100 for ASME VIII Div.1 or article T-4 for ASME VIII Div.2 When pneumatic test is required, full length of following weld shall be examined for the purpose of detecting leak : (a). All welding joint. (b). All attachment weld, including weld attaching non pressure part, having throat greater than 6 mm. 4.6. PIP / CD shall prepare hydrostatic test activities including support /jigs required during hydrostatic test. 4.7. QCI shall perform inspection report.
WELDING CONTROL
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1. SCOPE This section describes the responsibility and control of welding procedures, qualification of welders, welding consumable, production welding and equipment welding. 2. POLICY 2.1. All production welding shall be carried out in accordance with the code requirement. 2.2. Welding Procedure Specification ( WPS ) and Procedure Qualification Record (PQR) to be used for construction of items shall comply with ASME IX and any additional requirement of the applicable code or reference standards. 2.3. All welding and welding operators ( here in after referred as welders ) use for production welding shall be qualified in accordance with the ASME Sect.IX. 3. RESPONSIBILITTY 3.1. ENG shall be responsible for : (1). Establishing qualified welding procedure in according with code requirement. (2). Assigning WPS through Welding Plan. (3). Designing welding configuration. (4). Selecting of welding consumable. (5). Qualifying welding procedure in coordination with construction. (6). Resolution of problem pertaining to welding during construction process. (7). Establishing procedure for production weld test coupon. 3.2.CD / PIP shall be responsible for : (1). Training and performance qualification of welders. (2). Maintaining record of welders. (3). Welder assignment. (4). Production welding. (5). Welding of coupon for procedure qualification and others test. (6). Implement applicable welding procedure specification. (7). Control using and treatment of welding consumable in site. 3.3. QCM shall be responsible for : (1). Certifying correctness data of procedure qualification record. (2). Certification of welder performance qualification. (3). Welding inspection. (4). Verification of proper usage of WPS, qualified welder and welding consumable during production welding. (5). Selection of NDE technique. (6). Testing of production weld test coupon.
WELDING CONTROL
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4. PROCEDURE 4.1. WPS, PQR and WP. (1). ENG shall prepare welding procedure to support welding activities. This procedure consist of WPS, PQR and Welding Plan ( WP ). This procedure shall be reviewed by WE and approved by ENGM. (2). WPS shall be prepared by ENG in according with code. This shall be reviewed / checked by WE and shall be approved by ENGM. (3). WPS shall be support by PQR in accordance with the code requirement. (4). Procedure qualification activities shall be coordinated by ENGM. Welding of test plate shall be under control of CM, witnessed by QCI and record by ENG.ENG shall record the actual welding variables (including range) used during the welding of the test coupon including test of test specimens to PQR form the qualification data in PQR. (5). QCM may request requalification of WPS, whenever there is any doubt regarding the suitable of welding parameters. (6). Welding Plan shall be prepared by ENG for each code items based on drawing, specification, qualified WPS and the code. This shall be have correlation of weld seam number given in drawing, schematic weld detail welding procedure and welding parameter. (7). Qualified WPS ( support PQR ) and welding plan shall be issued by ENG to site through PC and QAC. (8). Revisions in WPS and Welding Plan shall be processed in the same manner as original document. Change in essential or supplementary variables shall require requalification of WPS. (9). WPS, PQR and Welding Plan shall be maintained by WE. 4.2. Qualification of Welder. (1). Training to the welder and welders performance Qualification shall be initiated and organized by CD / PIP. (2). Welder shall be qualified for a given welding process and method of welding in accordance with the ASME Code section IX. (3). Qualified WPS shall be issued by WE for welder qualification. (4). QCI shall be witness welding, record the welding parameters and testing. (5). Welder Performance Qualification Record ( WPQ ) shall indicate welder’s identification, test date and essential variables qualification range and result of testing. This shall be prepared by CD/PIP and certified by QCM. (6). WPQ shall be maintained by CD/PIP with copy to quality department. (7). CD/PIP shall maintain welder and update the list of qualified welder or welding operator and issued to Quality department. (8). CD/PIP shall maintain welder activity record for each welder. The performance qualification of welder or welding operator shall be affected when one of the following condition occurs : a. When he has not welding with a process during a period of 6 months or more, his qualification for that process shall expire.
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Section 9 Page : 3 of 4 b. Within the 6 month period, prior to his expiration of qualification : 1. A welder who welds using manual or semi automatic will maintain his qualification for manual and automatic welding with that process. 2. A welding operator who weld with a machine welding or automatic process will maintain his qualification for machine and automatic welding with that process. c. Where there is a specific reason to question to ability to make welds that meet the specification, the qualification which support the welding he is doing shall be revoked. All other specification not questioned remain affect. d. Any change in the performance essential variable qualified. 9.QCM can request requalification of welder any time. 10.CD/PIP shall prepare and maintain welder’s skill record base on NDE data from QCI. 11. Welder’s skill record shall be forwarded to QCM for review and decide whether requalification or training is required. 4.3. Welding consumable. (1). Procurement, receiving inspection and storage of welding consumable shall be stated in material control in this QC manual. (2). Welding material shall be issued to welder base on welding material bill requested by welding foreman and shall by approved by PIP or Foreman WHS. This shall indicate weld joint, welder name, electrode/flux, classification / trade name and WPS number. (3). Welding material warehouse shall keep the record of electrode/flux, classification/trade name, size quantity and type at the time of issue. Welding consumable with the additional requirement exceeds AWS classification shall essential be issued with record of batch/lot number. (4). If work not being continued, welder shall return the rest of the welding consumable he had withdrawn at the end of shift to the welding material warehouse who shall log in the material bill. Warehouse keeper shall check condition of the consumable before accepting the returned welding consumable, bad or damage electrode shall be segregated and put into electrode’s scrap bin. (5). Storage of electrode (e.g. Low hydrogen electrode ) after used and before used shall kept in a portable oven. 4.4. Production welding. (1). CD/PIP shall assign the qualified welder to perform welding process base on they qualification in the list of welder qualification and WPQ and provide instruction with respect to WPS requirement. Supervision of welder shall be by CD/PIP. (2). CD/PIP shall explain to the welder about requirement specification in the WPS. (3). All welding shall be carried out in accordance with approved WPS/WPQT and by qualified welder. This shall be verified by QCI
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Section 9 Page : 4 of 4 (4). Each welder and welding operator shall apply his identification along the weld or joint with stamped or a record of welding or welding operator employed shall be provided and kept by WF. (5). Tack weld to pressure part shall be made be qualified welder. Welder identification shall be marked near weld area or record of weld activity shall be kept by WF. These tack weld shall be visually examination for defect and shall be removed if defect is found. 4.5. Welding machines and auxiliaries. (1). Calibration of welding machines and auxiliaries is under control of PIP/CD. (2). Before start welding, PIP/CD shall ensure that welding machines and auxiliaries are calibrated and are in good condition. (3). Temperature indicators on the electrode heater and baking oven shall be checked for their status of calibration before use.
NON DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION ( NDE )
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1. SCOPE. This section describes the procedure for identifying the type, techniques and extent of Non Destructive Examination ( NDE ) to be used, the qualification of personnel responsible for carrying out the examination and documentation of procedure and result. 2. POLICY 2.1. NDE ( UT, RT, MT and PT ) shall be carried out only by the NDE personnel qualified and certified in accordance with the requirement of ASME Section V, SNT-TC-1A current code accepted edition/addenda. 2.2. All NDE procedures shall be in accordance with the requirement of applicable code and client specification. 2.3. NDE ( UT, MT and PT ) shall be carried out as per NDE procedure demonstrated to the satisfactions of client as per article T-150 ASME Sect. V. 2.4. Visual examination shall be carried out by personnel qualified and certified. 3. RESPONSIBILITY 3.1. QCI which have NDE certificate with minimum level II shall be responsible for following function under the control QCM. (1). Selection of NDE technique and preparation of NDE procedure and obtaining NDE level III approval. (2). Periodical calibration of NDE equipment. (3).Make sure for using of qualified NDE personnel. (4). Evaluation of NDE result and obtain client acceptance. 3.2. QCM shall be responsible for certifying NDE personnel Level I and II. 4. PROCEDURE 4.1. Qualification and Certification of personnel. (1). NDE personnel level I and II ( RT, UT, MT and PT ) shall be trained and qualified by NDE level III personnel in accordance with NDE written practice. (2). QCI shall maintain and update the list of qualified NDE personnel. All record shall be retained as per NDE written practice. 4.2. NDE Procedure. (1). NDE procedure ( RT, UT, PT and MT ) shall be established by NDE level III to comply with the requirement of the applicable code. (2).QCI shall obtain QCM review on NDE procedure through QCI. (3). NDE procedure shall be approved by NDE level III and certified to the requirement of T-150 of ASME Sect. V when required by the applicable code.
NON DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION ( NDE )
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4.3.Examination and Documentation. (1).NDE procedure for UT, MT and PT shall be demonstrated as capable of producing meaningful result to the satisfaction of client as per article T-150 ASME Sect. V. (2). NDE shall be carried out as per procedure by certified NDE personnel level II, or level I under instruction of NDE level II. (3). NDE result shall be documented in standard form and shall be reviewed by NDE personnel level II. (4). Any un-acceptable discontinuity found by NDE, QCI shall be mark the defect location on the item and CD/PIP will make repair action base on tracing disposition. (5). Fabricate piping spool visual examination, visual procedure shall be established based on ASME B31.1 and ASME B31.3, welding inspector shall be qualified to visual examination for welding. 4.4. NDE Sub contractor / third party (1). Sub contractor written practice for NDE personnel qualification shall be accepted by QCM prior to commencing the work. (2). NDE procedure to be provided by subcontractor/third party, their procedure shall be approved by their NDE level III and reviewed by QCM. (3). NDE subcontractor shall use their NDE report form, the form shall have minimum required by code.
POSTWELD HEAT TREATMENT CONTROL
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1. SCOPE This section describes the requirement and responsibilities for controlling of heat treatment of piping spool fabrication, equipment and test coupon. 2. POLICY Post weld Heat treatment procedure shall be as per the code requirement and client specifications. 3. RESPONSIBILITY 3.1. ENG shall be responsible for identifying the requirement of Post Weld Heat Treatment and provide the required procedure including support for the item to be heat treaded. 3.2. CD/PIP shall be responsible for performing of Post weld Heat Treatment as per procedure. 3.3. QCM shall be responsible for ensuring compliance with procedure and certification of Post Weld Heat Treatment Record. 4. PROCEDURE 4.1. ENGPIP shall identify the requirement of Post weld heat treatment base on applicable code, client specification and other requirement (see UCS-56 for ASME VIII Div.1, F-402 and AF-630 for ASME VIII Div.2 or PW-39 for ASME Section I) 4.2. ENG shall prepare Post Weld Heat Treatment procedure. The procedure shall have information at least : (1). Heating Rate, maximum. (2). Holding Time, maximum. (3). Cooling rate, maximum. (4). Loading and unloading temperature, maximum. (5). Variation temperature, maximum permitted, during heating and holding periods. (6). Quantity and placement of thermocouple within any internal of length and shall be grind smoothly after removed of them. (7). Item of part to be Post Weld Heat Treatment. (8). Calibration of PWHT recorder. (9). Other information required for Post Weld Heat Treatment. 4.3.PWHT Procedure shall be issued by ENG to PIP / MECH, QA/QC and other body if required. 4.4.CD/PIP/MECH shall make proper arrangement for PWHT Process according to approved procedure and to ensure all measuring instrument are calibrated. 4.5. Prior to start heating, CD/PIP/MECH shall obtain clearance from QCI. 4.6.CD/PIP/MECH shall implement PWHT in accordance with the procedure. 4.7. QCI shall ensure all welded have been completely welded and shall check compliance of procedure especially thermocouple location and calibration status of instrument.
POSTWELD HEAT TREATMENT Section 11 CONTROL Page : 2 of 2 4.8. Any revision in heat treatment cycle shall be handled in the same manner as original issued. PWHT chart shall completed by CD/PIP/MECH and submit to QCI for review compliance with procedure and shall be submitted to client for review. 4.9. In case PWHT is subcontractor, procedure shall be prepared as described in this section or provided by subcontractor reviewed by ENG and execution shall be in accordance to the procedure. 4.10. When production test coupon is required QCI shall coordinate for testing of test coupon and review the result for compliance with code requirement.
DRAWING, DESIGN CALCULATION AND SPECIFICATION CONTROL
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1. SCOPE This section describes responsibility and procedure for preparation, review and approval, issuance and revision of drawing, design calculation and specification that are in compliance with the code. 2. POLICY 2.1. All design specification, such as design calculation, material specification, manufacturing procedure, welding procedure and other requirement and revision shall conform to code standard and client specification. 2.2. When design specification provided by client, Engineering manager shall review design specification to ensure code compliance. 2.3. Latest approved drawing, design calculation, specification and procedures that are in compliance with the code shall be used for construction. 3. RESPONSIBILITY 3.1. Upon receiving of contract, COD shall make and issued “ contract information” with a job number to concerned department and forward the technical documentation to ENG, QAQC and PC. 3.2. ENG has the responsibility concerning compliance to code, standard or specification in establishing the design of project. 3.3. ENG shall be responsible provided drawing, material specification, WPS/PQR, construction procedure and ensure comply with code requirement and others requirement. 3.4. ENG shall responsible for preparation of the Manufacture Design Report. Manufacture Design Report shall be prepared which shall include calculation and the drawing necessary to show compliance with code. 3.5. Use of computer program Computer program may be used in design calculation for the code item. This computer program shall be in compliance with the latest edition. The ENGM through design engineer shall ensure that only approved program are used for calculation and he shall certify that had been verified by alternate calculation and those calculation shall be retained on file. 3.6. ENG shall be responsible for preparation, approval and distribution of hydrostatic procedure, heat treatment procedure and procedure for construction. 4. PROCEDURE 4.1. Preparation, review and approval of design documents. ENG is responsible for ensuring that drawings, design calculation and specification are in compliance with the code and client design specification provided that the customer design do not negate the code requirement.
DRAWING, DESIGN CALCULATION AND SPECIFICATION CONTROL
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(1). The design calculation shall be prepared by ENGS, checked and approved by ENGM. (2). The detailed fabrication drawing shall be prepared by END, checked by ENS and reviewed by ENGM. (a). Apart from the geometrical dimensional and design parameters, the drawing shall also indicate the applicable code of construction, material specification, requirement of PWHT, hydrostatic / pneumatic test and other specification requirement. The drawing shall indicate joint number and part no or spool no. (b). If client approval is required, construction drawing and design calculation shall be submitted to the client through project control. (3). END shall list up the required material and compare with material stock report to select some available in stock, material available in stock shall be listed on material requirement. (4). All the above document shall be approved by ENGM. (5). Revision of the above document shall be controlled in the same manner as original document. 4.2. Control of Drawing / Specification change (1). Change drawing or specification initiated by client shall be received by project control, who will coordinate further distribution. (2). When drawing / specification change is requested by client during course of construction, construction supervisor shall verify the status of construction and QCI put the related activity under “ HOLD “. Engineering department shall prepare “ change drawing information “, “HOLD” status will be replaced after get release for further process. (3). When change drawing/specification is initiated by department in KP, the concerned Department shall issue “change drawing proposal” to engineering department for review, can be used letter, memo, etc. if necessary engineering department may forward the proposal to client for their acceptance through project control. 4.3. Drawing and Calculation provided by client. (1). Upon receiving drawing and design calculation provided by client, ENGM shall assign, ENGS to review those drawing and calculation for code compliance. (2). Construction drawing shall complies with code requirement and shall be stamped with “approved for construction” with signature by ENGS.
MATERIAL CONTROL
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Page : 2 of 3 (e). Supplementary requirement, if any. (f). Other additional requirement, if any. (g). Paint, marking. (h). Material Test report. 4.2. Welding Material Requirement (WMR) and Welding Material Specification (WMS). (1). Welding Material Requirement (WMR) have information about type of welding consumable, size, Quantity, Welding Material specification (WMS) to be referred. (2). Welding Material Specification (WMS) have information about requirement for the classification of welding consumable as per ASME II Part C, which include : (a). Welding material type. (b). AWS Specification and AWS Class. (c). Brand name. (d). Certification and testing. (e). Other requirement, if required. (3). Welding Material Specification shall meet the requirement of relevant SFA/AWS classification of ASME Section II Part C. 4.3. Purchasing Material On the basis material specification (MS), material requirement (MR), Procurement section shall process purchasing of material. 4.4.Receiving Material Inspection (1). Main Material ( other than welding material ) (a). The purchased material shall be received in warehouse by WHS. Upon receiving WHS shall verify for proper quantity and type of material as per purchase order and classification of welding consumable as per ASME II Part C, which include. (b). QCI shall perform inspection to the material to ensure conformance with applicable MR and code requirement which shall include but not limited : 1. Quantity. 2. Visual appearance and dimension. 3. Material identification mark, include : manufacturer name/trade name, heat number, material specification and grade etc. 4. Review certificate of compliance. 5. Any additional requirement specified ( chemical or mechanical test ). When material complies with the requirement of the specification, material shall be marked with “Accepted”, if material is not acceptable material shall be marked with “Rejected”. (c). WHS shall segregate “Rejected” material from the “Accepted” material and placed in separate area with proper identification. (d). In case material supplied by customer the following document shall be obtained and review as a minimum : - Bill of material specification. - Material Test Report.
- Certificate material test report. MATERIAL CONTROL
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- Any applicable document as required by the code. All inspection required by (b) above shall be performed. (2). Welding Materials ( consumable ). (a). All welding material shall be received at the warehouse under the control WHS. (b). WHS shall be inform to QC for receiving inspection of welding material. (c). QCI shall be inspect welding material against the applicable purchase order, verification shall include but not limited to : 1. Quantity. 2. Trade name, heat/lot no and other identification required by code. 3. SFA Specification and AWS specification. 4. Package condition. 5. Certificate of compliance when specified in WMR. (d). When material complies with the requirement of the specification, material shall be marked with “Accepted”, if material is not acceptable material shall be marked with “Rejected”. 4.5. Storage, Control and Issue of Materials. 1. Materials ( other than welding consumable ). (a). Proper storage of material is the responsibility of WHS. (b). WHS shall issue material based on material request bill received from Construction. Warehouse shall issue only those materials which have been accepted by QC. (c). Material shall be cut as per cutting plan with respect to appropriate material requisition number. (d). Remaining useable material after cutting shall be returned to warehouse complete with material identification marking. 2. Welding Material Consumables. (a). After acceptance by QC, welding material shall be stored in the warehouse under the controlled of WHS in suitable area prevent damage during storage. (b). Upon request, the accepted welding consumable shall be transferred to welding material warehouse using logbook. (c). Prior to issue for production process, low hydrogen type SMAW electrode shall be baked and store as per specification. (d). Welding material shall be issued to construction department based using welding material bill.
GLOSARY OF TERMS
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ABBREVIATION USED - QA: Quality Assurance - QC: Quality Control - HSE: Health, Safety and Environment - PD (PS): Project Director ( Project Sponsor ) - FM: Functional Manager - PM: Project Manager - PCM: Project Control Manager - PQAM(PQM): Project Quality Assurance Manager (Project Quality Manager) - EM: Engineering Manager - LE: Discipline Lead Engineer - PPM: Project Procurement Manager - PIM: Project Inspection Manager - CM: Construction Manager - AM: AdministrationManager - FCM: Field Control Manager - FEM: Field Engineering Manager - FQM: Field Quality Manager - SI: Superintendent - SV: Supervisor - WHS : Warehouse staff. - END : Engineering designer - QCI : Quality control inspector - PIP : Piping department - CD : Construction department
CONTENT MITQCM SECTION
MITQCM Page : 1 of 1 TITLE
Cover Page Table of Content Glossary of Term Quality Policy 1
Control of Quality Control
3
Authority and Responsibility
4
Organization
5
Drawing, Design calculation and specification control
6
Material Control
7
Examination and Inspection Program
8
Correction of Non Conformities
9
Welding Control
10
Non Destructive Examination
11
Post Weld Heat Treatment
12
Calibration measurement and test Equipment
13
Pressure Test
Approved By,
QACM
Accepted By,
Project Manager
QUALITY CONTROL MANUAL
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