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Internal Transmittal
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT· MAJOR PROJECTS
Project No. 2546 Contract No.: GC07100300
Project Title: EPIC for Berth & Port Infrastructure
Transmittal No :
! 2546-EMP-2851 !
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Contractor :
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2546-CCC/2851
Date: 04-01-2009
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PROJECT I CONTRACT REF.: 2546 I GC071 00300
ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING (EPIC) FOR BERTHS AND PORT INFRASTRUCTURE FOR RAS LAFFAN PORT EXPANSION PROJECT
DOCUMENT TITLE:
METHOD STATEMENT FOR ELECTRICAL WORKS
JOiNT VENTURE
CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS GROUP S.AL rccc:
TEYSEER CONTRACTING COMPANY (TCC) www.ccc.qr
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ClA/ClC Review
Reason For Revision
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Date
Review
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DOCUMENT NUMBER:
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Method Statement for Electrical Works
Table of Contents
1.
Work
2.. Purpose
Definitions
4. References
5. Responsibilities
6. Procedure
7. Equipment Required for Execution of Job
8. Attachments
Page:2 of Ii
for
Electrical Works
1,0 SCOPE OF
& responsibilities
out
inside
2.0 PURPOSE
Is detail the
that
to be carried in order to have all
tools
to ensure that the work is being
in
manner.
DEFINITIONS
the purpose of this
the following definitions / abbreviation shall apply.
PROJECT COMPANY CONTRACTOR
Ras Laffan Port Expansion Project Qatar Petroleum (QP)
Consolidated Contractors International Company (CCIC)
Engineering, Procurement, Installation and Commissioning
Ras Laffan Industrial City Ras Laffan Power Company
Permit To Document
RLlC, RAS GAS & QATAR Location.
Method Statement
Quality Control Procedure
Inspection & Plan
Issued by QP, depending on
EPIC
RLiC RLPC PTW
Hazard Analysis
Health
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Page :3
Method Statement for Electrical Works
REFERENCES
Philosophy
RPTY262.0001
Installation Standards-Power
RPGE,2.66.0001
Typical Installation Details - Electrical Building
RPGE.2.68.0001
Installation Details - Electrical Building Lighting Fixtures
RPTY.2.65.0001
Electrical Installation Standards Earthing
5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1 The Engineer/Foreman is responsible for all the activities that are being carried inside the building and at site. He shall ensure that all works are carried out according to applicable safety procedures and project specification.
Engineer/Foreman shall be responsible for carrying out work according to approved project construction drawing & specification.
5.3
Engineer! Foreman shall be responsible for material handling, loading
equiprnents, materials tools
unloading of
The engineer! foreman at site is also responsible for complete safety force.
to his
5.5 The Authorized work permit holder/signatory shall obtain work permits from
authorities,
shall fully
measures are implemented
1
to
on
out
in
PPE
RPGE-2-19-0004
Page 4 of 9
Method Statement for Works
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Permits Work permit
be
from
HousekeeRing
Work site has to be Housekeeping shall be done on
(d) §ecurity
from environmental hazards.
Materials, equipments damages.
(e) In§Rection, Testing and Commissioning
in
around the worksite to be
thefts and
All installations shall be inspected by OP appointed supervisor approved inspection and test plan (ITP).
as per OP
62 Earthing and Lightning Protection
(a) Drilling Bore Holes for Earth Rod installation:
Certified auger machine to be mobilised to site.
Location of drilling to be marked up by surveyor as per project approved drawings. Verify underground facilities and ensure that drilling point is free from any underground utility like cable, pipeline etc.
Area shall be barricaded.
Only job assigned persons to be Competent person to operate the (b) Jnstaliation of Earth Rods and Earth Pits~
within
barricaded area.
Rods in
borehole,
pre cast concrete earth
it
connector as
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Method Statement for Electrical Works
Install
connect
to
bus
from the
Apply anti-corrosion flexible (d) Lightning Protection
Install tinned copper tape on roof parapet the approved lightning protection layouts.
to
and
and downwards as
Connect the tape to the connectors.
earth grid using yellow
earth
and
Typical installation details to be followed during installation and OP approval after installation is mandatory.
Raise RFI for activities inspection as per
ITP sequence of inspection.
6.3 Cable Tray and Ladders Installation
Offload cable tray and ladders from truck manually and with extreme care.
Stack the trays on wooden battens inside building or in a secured place with warning signs and barricade.
install supports for cable trays and ladder. Modify supports if required using drill machine, grinder and welding machine. Apply touch-up paint wherever required.
Raise RFi for cable tray installation prior to cable pulling.
Drums Meggering
When cable drums are received they shall be visually inspected to ensure that they are not damaged.
Inspection shall
raised for cable drums testing. tested (meggering and
electrician to out
shall be recorded as per to
as
on
Page 6 9
Method Statement for Elcctrkal'Vorks
Competent the cable as
to operate the
schedule and
Perform ladders.
Install identification tags as per standard
and
Proceed with
activity removing outer insulation jacket the
Dress the cable inside the equipment; crimp the conductors
terminate the ends on pre-assigned locations as OP approved drawings.
Perform meggering and continuity test after glanding and termination. Torque test to be performed on terminations using certified torque wrench.
6.6 DC High Voltage Test (For 33KV Cables and Below)
After completion of jointing, glanding and end terminations the cables will be remeggered.
Prior to commencing the high voltage test, the area should be effectively roped off to exclude unauthorized entry.
The tests will be conducted witnessed and recorded by the Site Electrical OC Inspector.
test will be applied to each conductor with
armour shields earth.
other conductors shorted to
The initial test voltage will be applied to the stabilize.
and the voltage allowed to
The applied voltage will be increased gradually until final test voltage is reached and the voltage and leakage current recorded each step after stabilization.
The final test voltage will be applied as per ITP's, the leakage current
no of insulation should occur.
When each test is complete and rubber insulated shall be
(Above
to
to
Doc. No. RPGE-2·19·00()4
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Page 7 of 9
Method Statement for Electrical Works
on trench, followed.
procedure
Testing prior to installed shall be done
pre-commissioning vendor/specialist in accordance to project
All tests performed shall to approved
signed by CCIC and OP inspectors.
standard
& duly
6 .. 8 Small Power and Lighting Installations
Small power and lighting installation installation of GI conduits, trunking,
junction boxes, sockets switches, lighting fixtures, wiring etc.
All the above has to be carried and typical installation details.
International installation practice has to be followed through out the work execution.
in accordance with project approved drawings
Wherever necessary 'A' type ladders, scaffolding with safety harness has to be used for 100% fall protection.
Safety of personnel and property is the first priority.
Care has to be taken during wire insulation stripping by knife to avoid finger injuries.
Trained electricians to perform the task.
All circuits to be tested prior energising as per approved ITP.
Necessary tests to
performed and recorded for OP
6.9 Equipment Installation inside building (MCC, Power Distribution Boards, UPS, HVAC Panel)
All equipment to packing
transported from stores to worksite using a hiab truck/trailer. when equipments are
the equiprnents on
in upright position. certified crane.
Shift
or
tests
to
plan.
No. RPGE·2 .. 19·0004
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Page 8 of 9
Method Statement for Works
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
EXECUTION
JOB
1
2 Hydraulic crane
3 Hiab truck
4 Dyna truck
5 Pick
Trailer
8.0 ATTACHMENT
8.1 Job Hazard Analysis
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