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CONTENTS
1.
INTRODUCTION
1.1. Background
1.2. Reference Documents
1.3. Glossary
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2.
SCOPE
2.1. Corrosion Circuit Study
3.
BASELINE INSPECTION
3.1. Piping
3.2. Pressure Vessels
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3.3. Pressure Relieving Devices (PRDs)
3.4. Corrosion Probes, Coupons, and Chemical Injection Quills
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3.5. Thermowells
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3.6. Structures
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3.7. Pipelines
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4.
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DELIVERABLES
4.1. Review and Upload

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4.2. Visual Inspection Report
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4.3. Inspection Workpack
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4.4. Wall Thickness Measurement Report
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4.5. Corrosion Management Review Report
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4.6. CREDO Asset Register
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4.7. Structural Survey Report
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5.
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EXECUTION PLAN
5.1. Topsides Baseline Inspection
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5.2. Structure Baseline Inspection
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APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1: TMLGuidelines for Baseline Inspection of Pressure Vessel
APPENDIX 2: TMLGuidelines for Baseline Inspection of Piping
APPENDIX 3: TMLGuidelines for Baseline Inspection of Pressure Relieving Devices
APPENDIX 4: TML Inspection Report (Template)
APPENDIX 5: TML Anomaly Report (Template)
APPENDIX 6: TML Spreadsheet for Wall Thickness Measurement (Template)
APPENDIX 7: TML Guidelines for Baseline Inspection Ultrasonic Technique Wall thickness
Measurements
APPENDIX 8: TML Guidelines for Baseline Inspection of Structures
APPENDIX 9: CREDO Upload Reference Table
APPENDIX 10:TML Guidelines for Baseline Inspection Execution Plan
APPENDIX 11:TML Inspection Workpack (Example)

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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Background
TML is operating offshore oil field facilities situated in the PM3 and PM-305 CAA blocks located in
the Gulf of Thailand.
In compliance with TML's inspection strategy for TML offshore facilities in PM3 field, Baseline
Inspection has to be carried out on platform structures and topside static equipment.
The overall objectives of the baseline inspection are to:
Produce an asset register phase 1 in Excel format, ready to upload in the CIMS, for
managing corrective inspection events in the computerised inspection management system
(CIMS);
Produce an asset register phase 2 in Excel format, ready to upload in the CIMS, for
managing preventive inspections in the CIMS;
Measure piping and equipment thicknesses for corrosion monitoring purpose before first oil /
gas;
Document fabrication anomalies for inspection studies (RBI) and later inspection;
Get fabrication data (i.e. NDT drawings, weld summary records) of the structures for
inspection studies (RBI);
Get equipment datasheets, and inspection / calibration certificates;
Take photographs of the equipments & nameplates, piping supports, and structural members
(especially subsea structures with limited access when installed);
Raise any integrity issues that can be fixed on site to the project team and ensure these are
included in the construction punchlist;
Develop Inspection workpack including material take-off for Pressure Vessels & Heat
Exchangers;
Identify requirements for future piping inspection such as scaffolding, insulation removal and
other special needs.
This document details how to organize, carry out and report a platform baseline inspection.
1.2. Reference Documents
This document is based on the following references and guidelines:
Document No.
NO TML Doc Number
TML-OPS-GEN-PR-G-0059
TML-OPS-GEN-CP-N-0001
TML-OPS-GEN-CP-N-0002
Not Referenced in TML System
Description
TML Inspection Philosophy
TML Inspection Strategy
API 510, Pressure Vessel Inspection Code

API 570, Piping Inspection Code
API 572, Inspection of Pressure Vessels
(Tower, Drum, Reactors, Heat Exchanger, and Condensers)
API 580. Risk Based Inspection Process
API 576, Inspection of Pressure-Relieving Devices
TABLE 1: REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

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1.3. Glossary
The following table gives a glossary of the meaning of terms used in this document.
Word/Abbreviation
API
CIMS
CMMS
Corrosion Circuit
Definition
American Petroleum Institute
Computerised Inspection Management System = CREDO
Computerised Maintenance Management System = MAXIMO
A section of piping of which all points are exposed to an environment of
similar corrosivity and which is of similar design conditions and material of
construction. Complex process units or piping systems are divided into

corrosion circuits to manage the necessary inspections, calculations, and
record keeping
CPP
Central Processing Platform
CREDO
Name of the TML Computerised Inspection Management System
Damage
Within this document, damage refers to a detrimental macroscopic change
in the condition of the equipment, for instance dents, gouges, bulging,
normally as a result of discrete events such as impact or fire.
Degradation
Degradation in equipment refers to a detrimental metallurgical change in the
material. It includes embrittlement, hydrogen attack, and creep before
macroscopic manifestation of a flaw.
DMS
Document Management System = CIMAGE
Failure
Within this document, any unintentional release of stored energy and/or
hazardous contents from a pressure system or containment constitutes a
failure. Failure usually involves a breach in the containment boundary and a
release of contents into the environment.
Inspection
Within this document, the term ‘inspection’ refers to the planning,
implementation and evaluation of examinations and/or testing to determine
the physical and metallurgical condition of equipment in terms of fitness-forservice.
Inspector
An individual who has been trained and has demonstrated the ability to
perform Pressure Piping and Vessel examinations in accordance with
standard practices, applicable codes, standards, and procedures.
MAXIMO
Name of the selected Computerised Maintenance Management System CMMS
Non Destructive Testing Non-destructive testing is an operation, which covers the inspection and/or
(NDT)
testing of any material, component or assembly by means, which do not
affect its ultimate serviceability.
Non Return Valves Non return valves offshore are also known as check valves. There are two
(NRV)
types used on TML platform; full bodied swing check valves and wafer types.
Offshore Structure
Offshore platform consisting of a framework of tubular members with a deck
(or decks) on top and piles driven through the framework to fix the structure
to the sea bed.
OPS
Operations Department of Talisman Malaysia Limited.
Pressure Vessel
A metal container generally cylindrical or spheroid, which is designed to hold
liquids or gases under pressure.
PRIMAVERA
Name of the selected Scheduling Software
Probability of Failure
The probability of failure of an item of equipment is mean frequency with
which the specified failure event would be expected to occur in a given
period of time, normally one year.
Risk
The risk of failure of an item of equipment combines the probability of failure

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Word/Abbreviation
Definition
(mean failure rate) with a measure of the consequences of that failure. If
these are evaluated numerically, then the risk is defined as the product of
the probability of failure and the measure of consequence. There can
different risks for different measures of consequence.
Risk Based Inspection Risk based inspection is a process that involves the planning of an
(RBI)
inspection on the basis of the information obtained from a risk analysis of the
equipment.
Process Equipments
Refers to process equipments on topside which are within the inspection
scope. These include pressure vessels, heat exchangers, filters, piping,
accumulators, dampeners, tanks, PSVs, non return valves, corrosion
coupons, corrosion probes, sand probes, anodes (in pressure vessels) and
thermowells.
TML
Talisman Malaysia Limited
TMLs
Thickness Measurements Locations
UTWT
Ultrasonic Technique Wall Thickness Measurement
TABLE 2: GLOSSARY
TML will use this definition table as reference.

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2. SCOPE
TML baseline inspection covers all piping, pipelines, topsides process equipments and structures
(sub-structures, topsides, bridges and flares).
However, TML want to concentrate baseline inspection on piping and process equipments that
belong to corrosion circuits which failure could generate health, safety, production or environmental
issues. Prior to site inspection, a corrosion circuits study shall be carried out.
2.1. Corrosion Circuit Study
All piping and topsides process equipments shall be assigned to a corrosion circuit, which is a
classification by material type and containment properties. The corrosion circuit study shall be
carried out by a Process Engineer and Inspection / Corrosion Engineer when the latest Approved for
Construction (AFC) drawings are available. This activity takes about 5 days for small platforms (i.e.
BKA, BKC), and about 2 to 3 weeks for larger platforms (i.e. BRA, SAA). During the corrosion circuit
review, the process engineer shall also check for any inappropriate pressure ratings of piping and
process equipments.
When all piping and process equipments assigned with a corrosion circuit, the table below shall be
utilised to prioritise the baseline inspection.
CC01 – Multiphase System
CC02 – Wet Unstablised Crude Oil
CC03 – Produced Water System
CC04 – Dry Stabilised Crude Oil
CC05 – Wet Gas
CC06 – Dry Gas
CC07 – Condensate
CC08 – Seawater
CC09 – Water
CC10 – Water Injection
CC11 – Flare / Vent *
CC12 – Drains
CC13 – Glycol
CC14 – Instrument / Utility
CC15 – Diesel
CC16 – Carbon Dioxide
CC17 – Chemical Treatment
CC18 – Lube / Hydraulic Oil
CC19 – Heat Medium
CC20 – Refrigerant – Propane Liquid
CC21 – Refrigerant – Propane Vapour
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
Duplex &
Stainless
Steel
Carbon
Steel
GRE
Epoxy
Copper
Nickel
Titanium
2
2
2*
3
3*
2*
0
0
1*
1
1
1*
TABLE 3: BASELINE INSPECTION PRIORITISATION BY CORROSION CIRCUIT
0 – No Baseline Inspection required

1 – Visual Inspection only
2 – Visual and UTTM (>30% Coverage) required
3 – Visual and UTTM (>90% Coverage) required
* Baseline required on flare system only; no baseline required on vent system.

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3. BASELINE INSPECTION
3.1. Piping
Visual inspection (external) and wall thickness measurement shall be carried out on selected
platform topside piping. Following the corrosion circuit study, piping selection for baseline
inspection shall be carried out in accordance to Table 3 - Baseline Inspection Prioritisation by
Corrosion Circuit. Prior to site visit, workpack consisting of marked-up isometric and inspection
templates shall be prepared in two folders; one folder for the selected priority lines and the other
for the remaining lines.
Inspection and material verification shall be carried out as specified in the TML guidelines for
baseline inspection of piping (appendix 2 of the present document). Wall thickness measurement
of all the TML topside piping shall be carried out in order to get reference values before starting
operations. Measurements shall be carried out as specified in the TML guidelines for baseline
inspection UTWT measurements (appendix 7 of the present document).
Baseline inspection shall also be used to identify work requirements for subsequent inspection
campaigns. Piping that requires scaffolding and insulation removal to perform inspection in the
future, shall be noted and classified in the following categories.

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Piping Accessible and Not Insulated (A&NI);
Piping Accessible and Insulated (A&I);
Piping Not Accessible and Not Insulated (NA&NI);
Piping Not Accessible and Insulated (NA&I).
TML inspection analyst when issuing the summary report indicating main issues noted during the
baseline inspection, will also quantify as part of inspection management information the number
piping which need abseiling, scaffolding and insulation removal.
For CREDO population, piping data shall be collected as per CREDO upload reference table
(appendix 9 of the present document). Essential piping data to be collected at site are indicated in
this table.
For above tasks, appointed third-party site Inspectors / controllers shall assist TML OPS Inspection
Engineer.
3.2. Pressure Vessels
Pressure vessels include all containers designed to withstand internal or external pressure. Typical
pressure vessels on TML platforms are Drums, Separators, Dryers, Filters, Scrubbers, Heat
Exchangers etc. Following the corrosion circuit study, pressure vessels selection for baseline
inspection shall be carried out in accordance to Table 3 – Baseline Inspection Prioritisation by
Corrosion Circuit. Prior to the site visit, marked up vessel general arrangements (GA) and inspection
templates shall be prepared in two folders; one folder for the selected priority vessels and the other
for the remaining vessels.

Pressure vessel within API 510 Inspection Code exemption (Appendix A of the API code), is only
subject to UTWT measurements and external inspection. The exemption includes vessel which are:
• less than 140 litres and 1724 Kpa design pressure,
• less than 42 litres and 4137 Kpa design pressure,
• less 152.4mm inside diameter width, height or cross section diagonal but no limitation on the
length or pressure, and,
• operating (internal or external) less than atmospheric (103.4 Kpa) with no limitation on size.

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External and internal (when possible) visual inspection and photography, for all platform topside
pressure vessels. Inspection shall be carried out as specified in the TML guidelines for baseline
inspection of pressure vessel (appendix 1 of the present document). Wall thickness measurement
of all the TML topside pressure vessels shall be carried out in order to get reference values before
starting operations. Measurements shall be carried out as specified in the TML guidelines for
baseline inspection UTWT measurements, (appendix 7 of the present document).
Baseline inspection shall also be used to identify work requirements for subsequent inspection
campaigns. Vessel that requires scaffolding and insulation removal to perform inspections in the
future shall be noted and classified in the following categories.
Vessel Accessible and Not Insulated (A&NI),
Vessel Accessible and Insulated (A&I),

Vessel Not Accessible and Not Insulated (NA&NI),
Vessel Not Accessible and Insulated (NA&I).
TML inspection analyst when issuing the summary report indicating main issues noted during the
baseline inspection, will also quantify as part of inspection management information the number
vessels which need scaffolding and insulation removal.
All data and information required for planning future vessel inspection and performing the
inspection work offshore shall be documented into a workpack. An example of a workpack is given
in appendix 11. This inspection workpack shall as a minimum contain the following.
General information of the vessel (Platform, Tag Number, P&ID, Corrosion Circuit, etc.),
Photograph and drawing,
Work procedure (isolation requirement etc.),
Manpower requirement,
Spare parts requirement (Material take off), and,
Tools requirement.
For CREDO population, pressure vessel data shall be collected as per CREDO upload reference
table (appendix 9 of the present document). Essential vessel data to be collected at site are
indicated in this table. Photographs of the pressure vessel and respective nameplate shall be
captured and included in the baseline inspection report for future reference.
For above tasks, appointed third-party or TML site Inspectors / controllers shall assist TML OPS
Inspection Engineer.
3.3. Pressure Relieving Devices (PRDs)
Pressure Relieving Devices (PRDs) are equipments such as Pressure Safety Valves (PSVs),
Vacuum Relief Valves (VRVs), Air Relief Valves (ARVs) and Rupture Disks. All PRDs shall be
subject to an external inspection as specified in the TML guidelines for baseline inspection of
pressure safety valves (appendix 3 of the present document).
Prior to installation of PSVs on the process equipments, calibration and testing are carried out at
the yard to determine any damage or changes in the factory adjustment due to shipping. These
test certificates shall be gathered during the baseline inspection, for uploading into DMS
(CIMAGE).
If the platform start-up date is more than one year from the PSV yard inspection and testing date,
a recalibration and testing of the PSV shall be carried out during commissioning before start-up.

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Inspection and testing of PSVs which are not in operations for extended periods will ensure that
tampering, corrosion or other acts that may impede the proper performance of the PSVs have not
occurred. In this case, both calibration certificates shall be collected for uploading into DMS
(CIMAGE).
For CREDO population, PRD’s data shall be collected as per CREDO upload reference table
(appendix 9 of the present document). Essential PRD data to be collected at site are indicated in
this table. Photographs of the PRD and respective nameplate shall be captured and included in the
baseline report for future reference.
3.4. Corrosion Probes, Coupons, and Chemical Injection Quills
The baseline inspection should include a review of all chemical injection locations, including injection
quills, fittings, pumps, tanks, injection lines, etc, to evaluate if the point is suitable for effective
injection and correlate it with the corrosion monitoring locations. Injection rates, atomization of
chemical and differential pressures must be correct for adequate corrosion inhibition or chemical
distribution into the applicable process phase.
The review shall also include all corrosion monitoring locations, including ER probes and coupons, to
evaluate if the location is suitable for effective corrosion monitoring; can be retrieved whilst online –
(i.e. not requiring process shutdown), space clearance for manipulation of retrieval tool and
accessibility of the locations – e.g. noting requirements for scaffolding etc.
Prior to the site visit, the corrosion engineer shall review the drawings to identify any issues with
corrosion probes, coupons and chemical injection quills.
For CREDO population, corrosion monitoring and inhibition device’s data shall be collected as per
CREDO upload reference table (appendix 9 of the present document). Essential data to be
collected at site, with respect to these devices, are indicated in this table. Photographs of the
corrosion monitoring location shall be captured and included in the baseline inspection report for
future reference.
For the corrosion monitoring review, appointed contractor corrosion engineer and site inspector
shall
assist TML OPS Inspection Engineer.
3.5. Thermowells
For CREDO population, Thermowell’s data shall be collected as per CREDO upload reference
table (appendix 9 of the present document). Essential data to be collected at site, with respect to
Thermowell, are indicated in this table. Photograph of the thermowell shall also be captured for
future reference.
3.6. Structures
Structures refer to all steel substructures, bridges, flares, topsides and accommodation modules.
The baseline inspection of structures and checks on fabrication quality shall be carried out as
specified in the TML guidelines for baseline inspection of structures (appendix 8 of the present
document). A detailed photographic survey shall accompany the structural visual inspection,
especially on substructure components to aid future subsea campaign. These photographs shall be
named accordingly, stored and controlled within the TML network at Kuala Lumpur office.
Fabrication documents required for RBI study and latest AFC drawings for structural tagging shall be
gathered at site.
When a construction or installation problem is identified, TML OPS Inspection Engineer will have to
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OPS Inspection Engineer will have to report it to TML Project Inspection Engineer in order to include
the problem in the TML Project Deficiency / Punch list. All findings observations shall be recorded in
a report and uploaded into CIMS.
For the above tasks, appointed third-party Structural Engineer / Inspectors shall assist TML OPS
Inspection Engineer.
3.7. Pipelines
Pipelines will be subject to Gauging Pig (Base Plate Pig) survey and Side Scan Sonar (SSS) survey
following installation. The gauging pig utilises plate of size equivalent to the minimum allowable
internal diameter for each pipelines to rule out the possibility of damage (dent) to the pipeline
during
installation that may constrain normal pipeline operations.
Side scan sonar is performed to identify locations with span lengths exceeding allowable limits.
These spans will be rectified prior to hydrotesting the pipeline.
Both gauge pigging and SSS survey will be managed by TML Projects department. The reports of
these surveys will be submitted to the TML Operations department as part of the final
documentation
submission.

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4. DELIVERABLES
4.1. Review and Upload
The reports produced from the baseline inspection will be reviewed by TML inspection analyst, and
subsequently uploaded into DMS (CIMAGE) and CIMS by TML Inspection Document Controller.
Reports
to be uploaded into DMS shall be limited to a file size of 2MB or lesser, to meet CIMAGE
requirements.
4.2. Visual Inspection Report
Upon completion of the baseline inspection, the TML OPS Inspection Engineer, prior to being
submitted to TML and entered into the inspection management system, shall review all findings,
recommendations, and documentation. TML OPS Inspection Engineer shall issue equipment
condition reports summarizing the scope of inspection, findings, and recommendations.
The visual inspection report shall include inspection of Pressure Vessels, Piping, PRDs, NRVs and
Thermowells. Visual inspection of process equipment shall be documented as follows:
• Tag number,
• Corrosion circuit,
• Date of inspection,
• Name of the Inspector,
• Description of the inspection performed,
• Results of the inspection,
• Digital photography.
For that, TML OPS Inspection Engineer shall use TML Inspection Report template provided in
Appendix 4. TML OPS Inspection Engineer shall produce hardcopy and softcopy documents to TML.
If any anomaly is detected during visual inspection, then TML Inspection Engineer shall raise an
anomaly report (refer to appendix 5 for template) and attach it with the equipment inspection
report.
4.3. Inspection Workpack
From the data and information gathered during the yard visit, an Inspection Workpack shall be
produced for each vessel. These workpack will be used for the future inspections of the vessel and
as a minimum shall include the following:
• General information of the vessel (Platform, Tag Number, P&ID, Corrosion Circuit, etc.),
• Photograph and drawing,
• Work procedure (isolation requirement etc.),
• Manpower requirement,
• Spare parts requirement (Material take off), and,
• Tools requirement.
TML Operations Inspector shall provide hardcopy and softcopy to TML Inspection Planner for review,
and safekeeping.
4.4. Wall Thickness Measurement Report
4.4.1. Pressure Vessels
Thickness Measurement Locations shall be identified on a copy of the pressure vessel
general arrangement drawing. Once carried out, wall thickness measurement shall be
reported on TML excel spreadsheets (template provided in Appendix 6). TML OPS Inspection
Engineer shall provide hardcopy and softcopy documents to TML.

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If any anomaly is detected during wall thickness measurement, then TML OPS Inspection
Engineer shall raise an anomaly report (refer to appendix 5 for template) and attach it with the
pressure vessel inspection report.
4.4.2. Piping
Thickness Measurement Points, scaffolding and insulation removal requirements shall be
clearly identified on a copy of the piping isometrics. Wall thickness measurement shall be
reported on TML excel spreadsheets (template provided in Appendix 6). TML OPS Inspection
Engineer shall provide hardcopy and softcopy documents to TML.
If any anomaly is detected during wall thickness measurement of piping, then TML OPS
Inspection Engineer shall raise an anomaly report (refer to appendix 5 for template) and
attach it with the piping inspection report.
4.5. Corrosion Management Review Report
As part of the corrosion management review, a report shall be issued containing:
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List of existing corrosion monitoring locations,
Existing corrosion monitoring equipment in place (including their type),
Accessibility of the locations (scaffolding and insulation removal requirement) ,
Adequacy of existing monitoring facilities and documentation,
Recommendation for improvement, including suggested changes to the existing monitoring
locations,
Recommended spare parts list,
Photographic database of corrosion probes and coupons locations.
TML OPS Inspection Engineer shall provide hardcopy and softcopy (excel format for CIMS upload)
documents to TML.
The report shall also contain a section dedicated to chemical injection locations, containing similar
information.
4.6. CREDO Asset Register
Excel spreadsheet for uploading computerized inspection management system shall be filled during
the Platform Baseline inspection for the following equipment types:
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•
Pressure Vessels,
Heat Exchangers,
Portable tanks,
Gas Cylinders,
Piping,
Pipelines,
Pressure Safety Devices (PSVs & VSVs),
Non Return Valves (NRVs),
Accumulators and Dampeners,
Thermowells,
Corrosion Probes & Coupons,
Corrosion Inhibitor Injections.
Data not available on documents (datasheet, GA drawings…) will have to be collected from site.
The CREDO upload reference table indicate the essential data to be collected at site for the above
equipments.

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4.7. Structural Survey Report
A final comprehensive report shall be compiled for identifying and recording significant construction
and
installation problems / issues that could impact structural integrity. This shall include:
List of construction / installation problems and issues that could impact structural integrity,
Photographs of sub-structures to aid future subsea inspection campaign,
Reference to some of the data and documentation collected on site for RBI study,
Recommended actions,
Recommendations applicable to future projects, if any.
TML OPS Inspection Engineer shall provide hardcopy and softcopy report to TML.
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5. EXECUTION PLAN
5.1. Topsides Baseline Inspection
Figure 1 shows the typical topsides construction stages at the yard and the suitable time to execute
the baseline inspection activities. The project stages change depending on the delivery of materials
to site, topsides design, barge and lifting crane availability, work scheduled offshore etc. Typically all
structural work will be carried out first. When the structures are in place, the static equipment and
piping are installed, and then hydrotested. When the static equipments are in place, the electrical
and instrumentation works commence. Finally, the topside will be lifted or rolled out into a barge,
drilling derrick or similar vessel and sailed off for installation. Some work may be completed
offshore.
The number of trips to the yard for baseline inspection depends on the quantity of equipment,
piping
and corrosion monitoring devices requiring inspection. If these equipments can be inspected in one
trip to the yard, the trip shall be planned between mechanical completions date and electrical &
instrumentation completions date.
The objective is to ensure that there is enough time at the yard to inspect all equipment, piping, and
corrosion monitoring device in the critical corrosion circuit. Refer to prioritisation table in section 2.1
for the critical corrosion circuit.
Towards the end fabrication process there will many activities taking place including hydrotesting
and
the manning level will be high. This will slow down the baseline inspection activity, especially UTWT
survey, where some sections will be restricted due to hydrotests or activities. To lessen the workload
during congestion period, one or more visits to the yard shall be planned to partially complete the
baseline inspection workscope.
For detailed execution plan see Appendix 10.
5.2. Structure Baseline Inspection
The structural survey shall be carried out when the major welding, NDT and painting tasks are
completed, however there are enough scaffolds around the structures to perform adequate visual
inspection. This will normally be 1 week prior to load out dates, but shall be confirmed with the TML
site client representative.

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PAGE: 16 of 64
Window for final UTWT &
Visual Inspection, and
Corrosion Monitoring Survey
Baseline
Schedules
TIMELINE
Structural
Completions
Date
Structural Work
Mechanical
Completions
Date
Piping & Equipment
Installation
E&I Completions
Date
Construction
Schedules
Hydrotesting
Electrical &
Instrumentation Installation
Topsides Load
Out Date
Seafastening
& Load Out
FIGURE 1: BASELINE VISUAL INSPECTION AND UTWT MEASUREMENTS TIMELINE

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Document Expiry Date:

18/05/2010 or whenever this document is revised before that date.

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Paper Master File:

Electronic Master File:

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Senior Inspection Engineer (TML)

Technical Services Superintendent (TML)

IMMS Inspection Planner

WORKSCOPE FOR PLATFORM BASELINE INSPECTION

Second Issue – Updating for Northern Field

First Issue – Inspection Planner

Senior Inspection & Corrosion Engineer

TML Technical Services Superintendent

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1.2. Reference Documents

2.1. Corrosion Circuit Study

3.2. Pressure Vessels

3.4. Corrosion Probes, Coupons, and Chemical Injection Quills

4.1. Review and Upload

4.2. Visual Inspection Report

4.3. Inspection Workpack

4.4. Wall Thickness Measurement Report

4.5. Corrosion Management Review Report

4.6. CREDO Asset Register

4.7. Structural Survey Report

5.1. Topsides Baseline Inspection

5.2. Structure Baseline Inspection

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APPENDIX 1: TMLGuidelines for Baseline Inspection of Pressure Vessel

APPENDIX 2: TMLGuidelines for Baseline Inspection of Piping

APPENDIX 3: TMLGuidelines for Baseline Inspection of Pressure Relieving Devices

APPENDIX 4: TML Inspection Report (Template)

APPENDIX 5: TML Anomaly Report (Template)

APPENDIX 6: TML Spreadsheet for Wall Thickness Measurement (Template)

APPENDIX 8: TML Guidelines for Baseline Inspection of Structures

APPENDIX 9: CREDO Upload Reference Table

APPENDIX 10:TML Guidelines for Baseline Inspection Execution Plan

APPENDIX 11:TML Inspection Workpack (Example)

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the Gulf of Thailand.

The overall objectives of the baseline inspection are to:

managing corrective inspection events in the computerised inspection management system

managing preventive inspections in the CIMS;

Get equipment datasheets, and inspection / calibration certificates;

(especially subsea structures with limited access when installed);

included in the construction punchlist;

other special needs.

1.2. Reference Documents

This document is based on the following references and guidelines:

NO TML Doc Number

Not Referenced in TML System

Not Referenced in TML System

Not Referenced in TML System

TML Inspection Philosophy

TML Inspection Strategy

API 510, Pressure Vessel Inspection Code

API 572, Inspection of Pressure Vessels

(Tower, Drum, Reactors, Heat Exchanger, and Condensers)

API 580. Risk Based Inspection Process

API 576, Inspection of Pressure-Relieving Devices

TABLE 1: REFERENCE DOCUMENTS