OIL INDUSTRY SAFETY DIRECTORATE

2019-20
Form No.: OISD-101/E

OIL INDUSTRY SAFETY AWARDS

Input Data Sheet
GROUP 4 - CROSS COUNTRY PIPELINES
(Read Notes on Sheet 4 of 21 before filling in the format)

1. Year (1st April to 31st March) : 2019-20

2. Name of Organisation :
3. Manhours worked during the year - in Millions :
(Refer Note 1of Sheet 4)
Man hours in Pipeline operation Project Man hours
Employees
Contractors's Employees

Note: Project manhours will include manpower for only Grass root project for
pipelines.

4. Throughput during the year :

(Refer Note 2 of Sheet 4)

4.1 Total liquid products excluding LPG :

S. Name/ From To Length Product Product
No Description (Place) (Place) of the quantity handled in
of Pipeline section transferred Billion MT-Km
Section (in through the for the section
Kms.) section (In
Million MT)

4.2 Liquified GASES- LPG etc. :

S. Name/ From To Length Product Product

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No Description (Place) (Place) of the quantity handled in
of Pipeline section transferred Billion MT-Km
Section (in through the for the section
Kms.) section (In
Million MT)

4.3 Gas ( Assume Mol. Wt as 18) (in Million Tonnes – Kms):

Sr. Name/ From To Length Product Product
No Description (Place) (Place) of the quantity handled in
of Pipeline section transferred Billion MT-Km
Section (in through the for the section
Kms.) section (In
Million MT)

5. Total lost time due to injuries in man-hours :

(Refer Note 1of Sheet 4)

Man hours lost in Man hours lost in

accidents related to accidents in Projects
pipelines operation related to pipelines
Employees
Contractors's Employees
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Note: Project manhours will include manpower for only Grass root projects related
to pipeline

6. Fatalities - Nos. (including non-employees along the P/L route)

(Refer Note 3 of Sheet 4)

Fatalities in pipeline Fatalities in Projects

operation related to pipeline
Employees
Contractors's Employees

Note: Project manhours will include manpower for only Grass root projects within
Refinery premises.

7. Fires (Major ) Nos. :

(To be filled in table provided in Sheet 7)

8. Material Losses - in ₹ Lakhs :

(Refer Note 4of Sheet 4)

9. Handling loss due to shutdown because of fires & accidents- in ₹ Million :

(Refer Note 5of Sheet 4)

Incident-1 Incident-2

Date
Caused by
Units /Facilities affected
Duration of S/Down
Products affected
Potential Production/ Handling
loss ( Rs Million)

10. Detailed Analysis of Incidents in 2019-20 :

(To be filled in table provided in Sheet 8)

11. Questionnaire on Safety Management System :

(To be filled in table provided in Sheet 10)

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12. Furnish clause wise compliance/ Deviation to OISD standards :
(Details to be filled in separate Sheet as provided in page 18 for the standards
mentioned)

13. Furnish information of air emmission norms ( like emmission from different stacks, SOx,
NOx, SPM, etc.).

14. Furnish the information on effluent treatment quality w.r.t. actual Vs MINAS during the
period 2019-20.

15. Furnish the information on availability of SPCB Consent for air, water and authorisation
for Hazardous Waste handleing for the period from April 2019 to March 2020.

16. Compliance status of all the Pre Commissioning Safety Audits recommendations till
date.

17. Non-compliance notice(s) received during 2019-20 & subsequently from statutory
authorities like PESO, DGMS, Factory Inspector, Boiler authority, OISD, CEA, MoFE,
CPCB/SPCB, Coast Gaurds and their status to be submitted.

18. Furnish the status of progress of implementation of M B Lal committee’s

recommendations.

Above data is filled in as per the guidelines given below and is verified by me.

Signature of Principle Panelist/ Head HSE

Name /Designation
Date

NOTES

1. Man-hours include overtime, as well as the contractor's man hours worked during the
year.

2. Throughput of a pipeline from the point shall be expressed in tonnes-kms. by

multiplying the total products ( million/thousand tonnes) handled by the pipelines during
the year and the length ( Kms.) of the pipelines. For arriving at the total throughput of a
multi section line, the throughput ( tonne-Kms.) of individual sections should be added
up.

3. Fatalities should not be converted into lost time, but shall be indicated separately. Fill up
Sheet 6.

4. Material losses (Direct losses) include the loss/damage to equipment, products, public
property, cost of fire-fighting materials, medical expenses involved, compensations paid
in money etc. Fill up Sheet 7.

5. Handling loss is calculated as the shortfall in the throughput of pipeline(s) (because of

fire/accident) expressed in thousand tonnes/Kms. It shall be assumed that the pipeline(s)

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operate at the peak capacity under normal conditions and any shortfall because of
shutdown cannot be made up. Date shall be calculated separately under the heads crude,
gas, LPG and other liquid products and be reported in ₹ Million. Fill up Sheet 7.

6. Pipelines to / from jetties / refineries / terminals, well fluid lines and group gathering
lines in oil fields shall be considered as part of the production / process complexes as
applicable.

7. Data submitted in the application shall be provided for the period from April 2019 to
March 2020.

8. OISD shall carry out site verification, if required, through External Safety Audit /
Surprised Safety Check for locations where ESA / SSC has not been carried out so far.

9. Corporate / Head Offices, Regional Offices and Townships which are away from process
installations shall not be considered in filling the above format. Also grass root projects
away from the process complexes should not be considered. However, projects and
construction activities within the process complexes shall be considered

10. Data shall include that of contractor's personnel employed.

Annexure - I

Categories for Award Evaluation

 Oil & Gas Assets (Onshore)

 Production Platforms/ Rigs (Offshore)
 Refineries/ Other Processing Plants
 Cross Country Pipelines
 Marketing- POL
 Marketing- LPG
 Individual contribution toward Safety during April 2019 to March 2020
 Innovation in HSE

NOTES:

1) Applications w.r.t. installations & individual category should be submitted in the prescribed
format and required back up documents should be submitted along with application wherever
sought.

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2) Data submitted in the application should be provided for the period 1st April 2019 to 31 st March
2020.

3) OISD shall carry out site verification, if required, through external safety audit / surprise safety
checks for locations where ESA/SSA has not been carried out so far.

4) The nomination for ‘Innovation in HSE’ category should be submitted in the prescribed format
attached as Annexure-III mailed separately. The nomination should be duly authenticated by
the Unit Head and justification for the nomination should be supported by the necessary
documentary evidence. The nomination shall fulfill all criteria as mentioned brief note of the
award attached as Annexure-II.

5) The nomination for ‘Individual Award Category’ for employees and contractual workers / TT
crew should be submitted in the prescribed format attached as Annexure-IV mailed separately.
The nomination should be duly authenticated by the Unit Head and justification for the
nomination should be supported by the necessary documentary evidence. The contribution
must be real and significant.

6) The compliance to all relevant statutory norms is the foremost criteria for consideration in
safety awards evaluation. To this effect the self-declaration with regard to compliance to
conditions stipulated in Factory license, Pollution Control Board consents and authorization for
operation, PESO license for storage of petroleum products, consent to operate for offshore
issued by OISD and compliance to OISD standards.

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DETAILS OF FATALITIES

Fatalities (Nos.)

Location & Brief on At Project-site In Pipeline operations

Date Type of Incident #
Incident (Employee) (Employee)
Company Contractor Company Contractor

Note:
# Incidents should be categorized as Fire, Explosion, Electrocution, fall from height, gas inhalation, slip/trip, others (to be
specified).

Indicate Companies’ Employee / Contractors’ Employee also within brackets under Nos. of Fatalities.

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DETAILS ABOUT FIRE, MAN-HOURS LOST, DIRECT LOSS

AND PRODUCTION / HANDLING LOSS

Sr. Date Location Type of Man-hrs Direct Production / Handling Loss

No incident
# Lost, in Loss in ₹ Name of the Qty in Potential Loss of
Million Lakhs Product Thousand Revenue in ₹ Million
man-hours MT

Total

Note:

# Incidents should be categorized as Fire, Explosion, Electrocution, fall from height, gas inhalation, slip/trip, road
accident and others.

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DETAILED ANALYSIS OF INCIDENTS IN 2019-20

S. Description Manufacturing Marketing

NO. Company Contract For all Company Contract For all
Employee employee employees Employee employee employees
1 Total million Man-hours
worked
2 No. of fatal incidents
3 Number of Fatalities
4 Fatality Accident Rate (FAR)
5 Fatal Incident Rate (FIR)
6 No. of lost time work injury
Incidents resulting in > 1 day
absence from job (LTI)
7 Total Recordable injury rate
(TRIR)
8 Number of road accidents
9 Number of fatalities in Road
accidents
10 Distance traveled in KM
11 Road Accident Rate (RAR)
12 FAR in Road Accidents
(FARR)

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NOTES:

1) Details of all incidents involving company employees as well as contract employees should be included in the table above.

2) Total Man-hours worked = Total man days worked for the period X man hrs worked per day
(Where number of man days worked for a period is number of men at work on each day of the period.)

3) Incase employee (Company or contractor) resume duty after some time and subsequently again get disabled due to same injury
which caused his earlier disablement; the period of such subsequent disablement is also to be included in man days lost. The day of injury
as well as day of resumption of job should be excluded from man day’s loss calculations.

4) Fatality accident rate (FAR) = Number of fatality X 108 hrs worked

Number of man hours worked

5) Fatal Incident Rate (FIR) = Number of fatal incidents X 100,000,000 hrs worked
Number of man hours worked

6) Total Recordable injury rate = No. of injuries in all reportable (fatalities+workday lost) incidents X 106 hrs worked
(TRIR) Number of man hours worked

7) Road Accident Rate (RAR) = Number of Road accidents X 106 Kms

Total Distance traveled (in KMs)/ year by all trucks for product movement by the location.

8) Fatality Rate in Road Accident = Number of fatalities in Road accidents X 106 Kms
(FARR) Total Distance traveled (in KMs) in the year by all trucks involved in product movement for the
location.

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QUESTIONNAIRE ON SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

1.0 EXTERNAL SAFETY AUDITS: (FROM THE FIRST ROUND OF AUDIT ONWARDS)
(A) STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE EXTERNAL SAFETY AUDITS:

Round Date Total no. of Reccomendations Progress during Year 2019-20 Remarks
of Recommend not complied as on
Plan for the Actual complied Schedule for
audit ations on 31.03.2019
year 2019-20 in 2019-20 balance
31.03.2020
Reccomendations

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2.0 MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE:

1. Please attach a copy of the approved procedure of management of Change showing the name and designation of the approving
authority & the date of issue.

2. Indicate who maintain the records for changes taken place through management of change procedure (designation of the Person)?

3. Please furnish the information in following table:

Approving Updation of P&ID/ Manuals / Drawing

Changes in 2019-20 authority
(Designation) Verified by (designation & date) Certified by (designation & date)

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Please attach comments of internal safety audit team on compliance to stipulated procedure of Management of change for the changes
taken place during the year?

3.0 OPERATING PROCEDURE:

1. Fill in the details in the following format about the operating manuals available in the control room

Sr. Unit / Facility Last date of Due date for next Prepared by Approved by
No. updation updation (Designation) (Designation)

2. Whether following are covered for each unit in the separate operating manual/ procedure:

a) Steps for each of the operating phases viz. Normal Operation, Start-up and Shut down, Emergency operation, Emergency
Shutdown etc.

b) Operating Limits indicating consequence of deviation, steps required for correcting or avoiding deviations.

c) Safety and Health consideration viz. hazards of chemicals used in the process, precautions to prevent exposure including
engineering controls, administrative controls and personal protective equipment, control measures to be taken if physical contact

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or airborne exposure occur, quality control of raw materials and control of hazardous chemical inventory level, any special or
unique hazards.

d) Safety system and their functions (Interlocks, PSVs, Trips, Alarms, Detection System etc.).

Attach observations of Internal Safety Audit team who audited the unit / facility during the year is required to be indicated.

3. List out the documents accessible to employees and contractor employees respectively for their awareness on operating procedures.

Document Availability to Contractor’s employee Availability to Employees

4. Whether operating procedure are in place to include safe work practices for :

(a) Control of hazard during lock out / strike.

(b) Confined space entry.
(c) Handing over and taking over process equipment?

(Attach the copy of the relevant portions from the documents)

5. Whether operating manuals / procedures explain clearly the system of control over the entry into the restricted areas under the process
units / facilities for

(a) Maintenance personnel

(b) Contractors personnel
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(c) Laboratory personnel
(d) For any other personnel

If yes, indicate in brief the system for authorization for entry (viz. Work Permit, Gate Pass etc.) and designation of the authorizing person
in the plant for such entries?

Training imparted to new employees before Training imparted to existing employees before Certifying
taking Charge during 2019-20 taking charge of new assignment during 2019-20 authority
No. of Duration No. of Non- Duratio No of Duration No. of Non- Duration
Management (in days) Management n Manageme (In Days) Management (In Days)
Employees employees (in nt employees
days) employees
4.0
TRAINING:

1. Please furnish following details (Indicate total no. of employees)

2. Indicate the percentage of employees exposed to refresher training during 2019-20.

3. What is the frequency of refresher training for any employee?

4. Indicate the system being followed to record the training courses attended by any employee is computerized or manual system? Also
indicate the name and designation of the person maintaining these records.

5. Based on records, Indicates the means used to verify that the employee had understood the training? If yes, indicate the method used
for such evaluation/ certification?

6. Indicate the percentage in each category as under exposed to safety training during the year 2019-20:

Contract Employees Drivers Khalasis CISF/ Contract Security persons

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7. When was the fire training ground facility commissioned (as per OISD -STD- 116)? If not, what is the completion schedule?

5.0 RELIABILITY AND CONTROL DEFEAT OF CRITICAL SYSTEM AND DEVICES :

(SHUTDOWN SYSTEMS, ALARMS, GAS DETECTION SYTEMS, INTERLOCK SYSTEM ETC.)

1. Furnish the list of all critical systems and devices (identified as last line of defense), failure of which can cause serious process accidents
or release of materials causing serious environmental impact? Indicate designation of the persons maintaining records for maintenance
and inspection of these devices

2. Who is the approving authority (Name & Designation ) for the above list and when was it approved?

3. Please indicate in the format below, the hierarchy of official(s) empowered to allow the temporary disarming or de-activation or defeat
of a critical system or device for the period specified?

Designation of the official Period for which he is empowered to disarm/deactivate the system/device

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6.0 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION

1. Please attach the copy of approved procedure to train each employee involved in maintaining the integrity of process equipment and
familiarize him about the process and related hazards.

2. Indicate designation of the officer who maintains documents for inspection and testing procedures. Who is the approving authority
for the procedures and when it was last approved? When is the next review scheduled?

3. Indicate designation of the officer who maintains the records on the inspection and test conducted on process equipment?

4. Please attach the list of lifting tools and tackles tested as per statutory requirement during the year 2019-20? Also mention the
frequency of testing for these tools.

5. Indicate the frequency of updation of as built drawings (including P&IDs and Engineering Drawings)? Who is maintaining the
record of updation of these drawings?

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DETAILS OF NEAR MISSES AND MILLION MAN HOURS WORKED

Type of Near Whether Near Miss incident

Sl. Miss Date & Description of the Corrective measure
Location Duration submitted to OISD?( Furnish
No. Time Near Miss implemented
the reference & date)
Fire Incident

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COMPLIANCE / DEVIATION TO OISD STANDARDS

OISD Standard Name of the Standard Compliance/ deviation status

OISD STD 105 Work Permit System
OISD STD 106 Pressure relief and disposal system
OISD-STD-108 Recommended Practices on Oil Storage and Handling
OISD-STD-109 Process Design and Operating philosophies on blow down and sewer
system
OISD-STD-113 Classification of Area for electrical installations at Hydrocarbon
processing and handling facilities
OISD-STD-116/117 Fire Protection facilities for Petroleum Refineries and Oil/Gas
Processing Plants
OISD-STD-118 Layouts for Oil and Gas Installations
OISD-STD-129 Inspection of storage tanks
OISD-STD-132 Inspection of pressure relieving devices
OISD STD 138 Inspection of cross country pipelines Onshore
OISD STD 139 Inspection of pipelines- offshore
OISD STD 141 Design & Construction requirement of cross country hydrocarbon lines
OISD-STD-164 Fire Proofing in Oil & Gas Industry
OISD-GDN-178 Guidelines on Management Of Change
OISD STD 188 Corrosion monitoring in offshore & onshore pipelines
OISD STD -195 Safety in design, operation, inspection & maintenance of hydrocarbon
gas compressor stations.
OISD-GDN-207 Contractor Safety
OISD STD 214 Cross country LPG pipelines
OISD STD 226 Natural gas transmission pipelines and City Gas Distribution networks

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ADDITIONAL DATA REGARDING PIPELINES MAINTENANCE

Name of Company:

Name of Pipeline:

Length of Pipeline with date of commissioning (Section wise):

Status on 31.03.2020:

1. Cleaning/Scrapper pigging/ pig residue analysis (Attach action taken in line with pig residue analysis reports):

Last pigging Second Last pigging

(section wise) (section wise)
Date of pigging with chainage (add
additional rows for different sections, if
applicable).

Pig residue laboratory tests carried out

with chainage (add additional rows for
different sections, if applicable).

Based on the laboratory results, whether

analysis carried out and action taken, if
any.

Remarks

2. Internal Corrosion Monitoring (MPY) (attach Coupon/probe weight loss reports):

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Last reading/value (section wise) Second Last reading/value (section wise)

Corrosion Coupon value (MPY) (add Date 17.12.2019 – 0.0412 MPY Date 31.05.2019 – 0.0984 MPY
additional rows for different sections, if
applicable) with date.

Corrosion Probe value (MPY) (add Date 10.06.2020 – 0.46 MPY Date 03.03.2020 – 0.76 MPY
additional rows for different sections, if
applicable) with date.

Based on the Corrosion Coupon/Probe Corrosion rate within limit no action Corrosion rate within limit no action
value, analysis carried out and action taken, required. required.
if any.

Remarks

3. Intelligent Pigging Survey (Attach executive summary report):

Last IPS (section wise)

Date of IPS chainage covered (add additional rows for different sections, if
required).

No. of Defects reported with ERF>1/ metal loss more than 80% (add
additional rows for different sections, if required).

Defects rectified with ERF>1/ metal loss more than 80% (add additional
rows for different sections, if required).

Remarks

4. Cathodic protection, monitoring, (On/Off PSP values): (furnish On/Off PSP graphs)
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Last On/Off PSP Survey (section wise) Second Last On/Off PSP Survey (section
wise)
Date/period of On/Off PSP Survey with 1) Ch. 889.7 to 1010.8; Date:30.06.2020 to 1) Ch. 889.7 to 1010.8; Date:01.03.2020
chainage covered (add additional rows for 12.06.2020. to 04.03.2020.
different sections, if required).
2) Ch. 0 to 36(SV-1); Date:04.06.2020 to 2) Ch. 0 to 36(SV-1); Date:04.03.2020 to
05.06.2020. 05.03.2020.

Current density with chainage (add

additional rows for different sections, if
required).

Remarks

5. Surveys (CIPL /CAT/ DCVG/AC-DC Interference/ Soil resistivity) (Attach executive summary report):

Last Survey (section wise)

Date of CIPL Survey with KM chainage covered (add additional rows for 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :Feb- 19
different sections, if required).
2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): Jan-19

3) RKPL:Oct-19

Total Recommendations of CIPL survey. 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :8

2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): NIL

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Last Survey (section wise)
3) RKPL:NIL

Total Recommendations complied for CIPL survey. 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :8

2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL):NA

3) RKPL:NA

Date of CAT Survey with KM chainage covered (add additional rows for 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :Feb- 19
different sections, if required).
2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): Oct-19

3) RKPL:Oct-19

Total Recommendations of CAT survey. 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :23

2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): 41

3) RKPL:NIL

Total Recommendations complied for CAT survey. 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :16

2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): 32

3) RKPL:NIL

Date of DCVG Survey with KM chainage covered (add additional rows for 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :Feb- 19
different sections, if required).
2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): Oct-19

3) RKPL:Oct-19

Total Recommendations of DCVG survey. 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :NIL

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Last Survey (section wise)
2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): NIL

3) RKPL:NIL

Total Recommendations complied for DCVG survey. 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :NIL

2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): NIL

3) RKPL:NIL

Date of AC/DC Interference Survey with KM chainage covered (add 1) Bahadurgarh-Rewari (MDPL) :Dec- 18
additional rows for different sections, if required).
2) Jaipur-Rewari (MDPL): Dec-18

3) RKPL:Oct-19

Total Recommendations of AC/DC Interference survey. NIL for all three section.

Total Recommendations complied for AC/DC Interference survey. Not Applicable.

6. Line Patrolling/ Measures against pipeline intrusion:

Frequency/ Remarks

Frequency of regular line patrolling during day time

(daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly/etc.).

Any special/extra Patrolling Line walking during Night, patrolling in

vehicles at sensitive points (with without arm guards), Helicopter
Patrolling (Extra patrolling details along with KM chainage covered to be
furnished).

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Frequency/ Remarks

Whether line walkers use GPS enabled device.

How much percentage of mainline was physically checked by Company

officials during the financial year (attach reconciled report).

%age pipeline length (km) covered through technologies like OFC based
Pipeline Intrusion Detection System (PIDS).

Number of pilferage attempts/third party intrusion cases which were

detected (before they damaged the pipeline) during the year by PIMS or
effective line patrolling.

Number of pilferage attempts which actually punctured the pipeline

during the year.

Remarks

7. Leak detection system (LDS):

Last Test (section wise) Second Last Test (section

wise)
Date of LDS performance test carried out (add additional rows for
different sections, if applicable).

Whether the test carried out was based on artificial simulation or by

taking out liquid in sump tank/ tanker.

Accuracy of LDS

Remarks

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8. Reliability of data communication during the financial year:

Cuts/ Remarks

Total number of OFC cuts during the year. 2 Cuts

Total down time during the year (furnish downtime during each OFC cut 5 Hours
in separate sheet).

In case of mode of communication other than OFC (for e.g. Radio 0

communication) furnish the total down time during the year.

Whether Provision of standby communication exists for remote operation of Yes

Mainline Sectionalizing Valves in case of OFC cut.

Percentage of mainline covered with Provision of standby communication for

remote operation of Mainline Sectionalizing Valves in case of OFC cut.
(furnish km chainage details for covered portion also).

Remarks

9. Sectionalizing Valve locations:

Numbers/Remarks

Total number of SV valves available in the main line section wise (add 4 ( Under RRPS)
additional rows for different sections, if available).

How many of these valves are HOVs. 0

How many of these valves are remotely operated. 4

How many of the MOV locations are manned with security guards. 4 Locations

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How many of the SV locations are provided with smoke/heat/multi sensor 4 Locations
detectors.

Remarks

10. Compliance of OISD STD 117 at each manned pipeline installations.

Flow rate/Storage/ Remarks

Required hourly fire water flow rate for each location as per OISD-117 560kl/hr
(furnish data for each and every location. Use separate row/sheet if
required).

Provided hourly flow rate for each location (indicate total main pumps and 2+1 (capacity 450kl/hr), Two Nos of Jockey Pumps
jockey pumps including standbys with their flow rate capacity) (separate
sheet with details may be attached). (1+ 1, 45kl/hr)

Minimum Water storage required for each location. 2240 kl

Actual Water storage provided for each location. 3900 kl

How many of the locations are having firefighting system in auto mode. Yes (Auto Mode)

Remarks

11. Fire Drills/Mutual Aid/DMP

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Frequency/ Remarks

Frequency of Onsite fire drill carried out at locations. Monthly

Total number of districts falling under the pipeline jurisdiction. 3 Districts

Number of districts where Offsite DMP drill was carried out during the 3 Districts
subject financial year.

Whether district authorities were involved in the offsite mock drill. Yes

In how many locations does mutual aid agreement with neighboring industries We have at RRPS
exists.

At how many locations does the provision of Emergency Response Vehicle 1 (RRPS)
(ERV) exists which has all the main line emergency handling tools/tackles.
At how many locations does the availability of MOSRU exists which has
provision for evacuation of petroleum liquid.

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