NEW PUMP STATION PS-56A AND FORCE-MAIN TO SWTP-9, JUBAIL

INSPECTION & TEST PLAN (ITP) HVAC INSTALLATION H = Mandatory HOLD Point: Representative of indicated party must be in
attendance. 24 hour advance notification by Inspection Request is required.
W = Witness
in attendance
Work shall not proceed without approval.

Inspection & Test Plan: REV. No. 00 MECHANICAL RA = Review & Approval. Representative of indicated party to review S = Surveillan
submitted documents, results of test, etc.
MACO-ITPM-039700-002

Activity Stage / Activity Controlling Procedure / Spec/ Drawing Referenc Acceptance Cr

No.: e
Material Inspection
Equipment/Material Receiving inspection for HVAC Refer to RC Standard Section: - Purchase order, Pa
equipment, duct & accessories, hanger/supports, 01 65 00 Product Delivery Requirements. Lists, Factory test
Insulation, air terminal devices, Flexible RC Standard Section 23 05 00. Marafiq Project certificate.
1 Connection, volume/fire dampers, Electrical & specification RFI Manufacturer
Instrument’s Materials MQ-SP-H-4701.Manufacturer Manual standard.
MIR-Material Inspection Request
Storage, handling & Preservation of Above RC Standard Section 01 66 00 Product Storage As per Project Spec
Material/Equipment for HVAC System. and Handling Requirements. RC Standard and Manufacturer
2 Section 23 05 00. RFI instruction.
Marafiq Project specification
MQ-SP-H-4701.
Duct System Installation
- Duct Installation Refer to RC Standard: - Manufacturer
Duct joints & Application of duct Sealant. Section 23 31 13, Section 23 31 16, recommendation. R
Connection tightness. Gaskets & seals. Section 23 31 19 & Section 23 05 29. Standard & HVAC D
- Installation of Duct Hangers and Supports Section 23 33 23, Section 23 33 33, construction standa
(Including fasteners, etc.) Section 23 33 38, Section 23 33 43, SMACNA, Project
- Installation of Duct accessories: - Volume Section 23 33 46, Section 25 35 00 and specification, Drawi
3 Damper, Duct heater, Sound alternator, Fire Section 23 33 53 RFI
damper, Air Filtration Devices, Air terminal device Manufacturer Installation manual.
and Flexible connections, Exhaust Fan.
- Leak Test for Duct

Duct Insulation
Refer to RC Standard: - Section 23 07 13, Refer to RC Standa
Section 23 07 16 and Section 23 07 19 Section 23 07 13,
- Check duct Surface for Clean & Dry prior to SMACNA HVAC Duct Construction Standard Section 23 07 16 an
4 Insulations. RFI Section 23 07 19 S
- Check all the joints are sealed properly HVAC Duct
Construction
Standard

NEW PUMP STATION PS-56A AND FORCE-MAIN TO SWTP-9, JUBAIL

H = Mandatory HOLD Point: Representative of indicated party must be in W = Witness
INSPECTION & TEST PLAN (ITP) HVAC INSTALLATION attendance. 24 hour advance notification by Inspection Request is required. in attendance
Work shall not proceed without approval.
Inspection & Test Plan: REV. No. 00 MECHANICAL RA = Review & Approval. Representative of indicated party to review S = Surveillan
submitted documents, results of test, etc.
MACO-ITPM-039700-002

Activity Stage / Activity Controlling Procedure / Spec/ Drawing Referenc Acceptance Cr

No.: e
Equipment (Packaged Air Conditioning Unit-PACU) Installation
 -Equipment Foundation Location Check as per
Approved Drawing.
-Verify unit Installation is as per approved Drawing,
-Check Vibration pad Place Beneath the Package
For Equipment Foundations Refer to RC
Equipment installation.
-Check Orientation & Level is per IFC Drawing. Standard: - Manufacturer Install
5 RFI
-Check Condensate Drain System is as per Section 23 05 00 Para.3.07, & RC Manual
approved drawing. Standard Sec 03 30 00

Testing & Pre commissioning

Testing, Adjusting & Balancing Refer to RC Standard: - Section. 23 05 93 Manufacturer
6 & Section. 23 05 00 RFI Recommendation.
Manufacturer Installation manual. Third Party Report
Final Inspection
Final visual Inspection of HVAC System includes RC Standard. 23 05 00 Project specification. RFI Manufacturer
identification tag for equipment, Volume / Fire Manufacturer Installation manual. Recommendation.
7 Dampers, Airflow direction on SMACNA Standard.
the Duct Air terminal devices.

Prepared by: Reviewed by:

Name Jaseel Kanhirathingal Amado P. Togle
Signature
Designation MACO Sr. Project QA/QC Engineer MACO QA/QC Mgr.

MATERIAL RECEIVING INSPECTION REPORT Form No :-MAC

Date :-
Project No:- 720
Project Name New Pump Station PS-56A And Equipment/ Material Inspection Report
Force-Main To SWTP-9,Jubail Name
P/O No. Material Receipt Supplier Name
Report Number

Complete Partial

Inspection
No Inspection Contents Resul
Accept Reject N/A
1 Conformity/Non conformity between purchase requirements and
quality record received
2 Inspection Release Note & Vendor Shop Inspection Report
available (with punch list if applicable)
3 Identification and mark of equipment/materials
4 Condition of protection packing and sealing
5 Filling up condition of inert gas and/or silicon (where applicable)
6 Painting Condition
7 Whether there is chemical/physical damage or not (including
cleanness)
 8 Measurement of major dimension of Equipment and Materials
9 Non-destructive Examination &PMI (If necessary)
10 Issue of Non-conformance report Yes ( ) No( ) Report No.:
11 Preservation requirements / instruction Yes ( ) No ( )Doc. No.:
12 Quality certificates from Manufacturer (If required)
13 Test certificates from Manufacturer (If required)
14 Operating Maintenance manual /Catalogue from Manufacturer
15 Material Data Record from Manufacturer
16 Installation Manual
17 Inspection Disposition Report
18 FAT Report (if any)
Reference Documents
19 Material Receipt Report
20 Purchase Order
21 Packing list
22 Loading Note
23 Test Certificate
MACO WAREHOUSE MACO QA/QC
Name Name Name
Signature Signature Signature
Date Date Date

MATERIAL HANDLING, STORAGE & Form No :-MAC

Date :-
PRESERVATION INSPECTION CHECKLIST Project No: -
720
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Storage Area: -
Item No: - Item Name: - Report No: -
Inspection
No Inspection Contents
Yes N N/
1 Shipping protection intact?
2 Handling instruction are carried out?
3 Identifications and markings intact?
4 Equipment/Material free of ground contact?
5 Weatherproof covers, plugs and caps installed on all openings?
6 Loose Materials identified and stored in sheltered area?
7 All products are delivered and stored in accordance with the
manufacturer's instruction?
 8 Are temporary preservatives and coatings intact?
9 Is proper cleanliness being maintained?
10 Any evidence of physical damage?
11 Is dust and dirt excessive?
12 Painted Surface are free from scratch or damage?
13 Small items are stored in clearly labelled, neatly arranged bins?
14 Any container items broken or leaking?
15 Have proper preservatives been selected?
Is Re-Inspection Required? Yes No
Discrepancies:

Remarks

MACO WAREHOUSE MACO QA/QC

Name Name Name
Signature Signature Signature
Date Date Date

Form No :-
DUCT SYSTEM INSTALLATION CHECKLIST Date :-
Project No: - 72
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -

No Inspection R
Check Items
 Pass Fail
I. Duct Installation
1 Verify Duct routing & elevation as per IFC Drawing
2 Ducts shall be isolated from their PACU by Flexible Connections
3 Flexible Duct Connector shall not exceed 5 feet in overall length and shall not have bends greater
than 45 degrees.
4 Metal ducting shall be grounded, provide jumpers at flexible duct.
5 Metal Ducts shall be installed with at least 4 inches of separation from Earth (UMC Para 603.1)

6 Metal ducts when installed in or under concrete slab shall be encased in at least 2 inches of
concrete. (UMC Para 603.1)
7 Duct sealing shall be provided for both positive and negative pressure modes of operation
(SMACNA Para S1.9 f)
8 Confirm duct work runs are correctly located and have adequate clearance from other services

9 Confirm duct work is installed with sufficient rigidity, bends and offsets allowing for flexibility to
absorb movement and vibration from connected equipment
10 All materials in the return air plenum shall be non-combustible or limited
combustible.
11 Joints, seams and fittings of duct systems shall be made substantially airtight by means of tapes,
mastic, gasketing or other approved methods
12 Check and ensure/confirm inside ductwork for Cleanliness, i.e. dust and debris. Rust, grease and
other dirt removed from external surface of duct work prior to painting and/or insulation installed

13 Externally insulated ducts located outside of buildings shall be sealed before being insulated, as
though they were inside. (SMACNA Para S1.9 g)
II. Duct Hangers and Support Installation
14 Support for Rectangular ducts when suspended from above shall be installed on two opposite side
of each duct.
15 Horizontal Duct shall have a support within two feet of each elbow and within 4 feet of each
branch intersection (SMACNA Para 4.1.1)
16 Ducts shall be equipped with tight fitting circular bands extending around the entire perimeter of
the duct at each specified support interval
17 Fastener (for supporting ducts from wall) shall be located within 1" of the duct
edges (wall side) and within 2" of the duct outer edge. Minimum of 3 on 24" width and up is
required in addition to ones from edges.
18 Rectangular duct risers from floor shall be supported by angles or channels secured to the sides of
duct with welds, bolts, sheet metal screws, or blind rivets. Fasteners shall be located within 2" of
the duct edges, locate others at evenly spaced intervals as shown on IFC Drawings. (SMACNA
Para 4.2.10)
III. Volume Damper and Duct Heater Installation
19 Each supply or return branch duct serving a separate zone or room shall have a
volume damper
20 Volume dampers shall be installed in accordance with Manufacturer's Installation Manuals

Form No :-
DUCT SYSTEM INSTALLATION CHECKLIST Date :-
Project No: - 72
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -
 No Check Items Inspection R
Pass Fail
21 Branch duct dampers shall be sheet metal butterfly type, using pivot and rod, with locking
quadrant damper
22 Volume dampers shall be located a minimum of two duct sizes away from fittings
23 Electrical Duct Heaters shall be installed in accordance with Manufacturer's Installation Manuals

24 Airflow Switches shall be provided for Electrical Duct Heaters

25 Access for servicing or for removal of duct heater shall be provided
IV. Air Filtration Devices Installation
26 Filters shall be placed at the location indicated on the Construction drawings
27 Differential pressure gauges shall be provided across the filter assemblies for essential operating
facilities.
28 Casing filter mounts or filters shall have seals to prevent air by pass
29 Filters used during construction shall be cleaned or replaced
30 Filters of packaged air handling units and filters of any residential HVAC system shall be
replaceable media or washable material with a minimum 70 % weight
arrestance rating.
31 Pre-filters and final-filters shall be upstream of coils and fans.
32 The HVAC systems of all buildings containing electronic equipment shall be equipped with pre-
filters and final filters. The pre-filters shall have a minimum of 25% dust spot efficiency and the
final filters shall provide a minimum of 85% dust spot efficiency.

33 Access door shall be provided to every filter.

34 Chemical filters shall be provided within rooms where concentration of corrosive gases exceeds
the normal level.
V. Air Terminal Devices (Diffusers, Grills and Registers) & Flexible Connector Installation
35 Air Terminal Devices shall be mounted at locations shown on approved IFC drawings

36 Air terminal devices shall not be installed directly on the main ducts
37 Air terminal devices shall be connected to main ducts with branch ducts having a minimum length
of two duct sizes
38 Troffer light diffusers, perimeter slot diffusers or similar shall not be located on the same duct
branch with standard type diffusers
39 Flexible ducts used for connecting air diffusing devices to ducting shall be Pre- Insulated double
wall Type
40 Flexible ducts used for connecting the ducting to air diffusing devices shall not exceed 5 feet in
overall length and shall not have bends greater than 45 degrees
41 Air Connectors (flexible connector) shall not pass through any wall, partitions, and
floor or enclosure of a vertical shaft that is required to have a fire resistance rating 1 hour or more
(NFPA 90-A Para 4.3.2.1.4 & NFPA 90-A 4.3.2.1.5)
42 The end of ducts shall be trimmed square before installation (SMACNA Para S3.29)

43 Nonmetallic flexible connector shall be secured to the sleeve or collar with a draw band.

Form No :-
DUCT SYSTEM INSTALLATION CHECKLIST Date :-
Project No: - 72
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -

No Check Items Inspection R

Pass Fail
VI. Fire Damper Installation
32 Clearance of the damper sleeves within a wall shall be 1/8” per foot of width (or height).
(SMACNA Chapter 2 Typical Installation Detail)
33 Damper shall be secured to sleeve on 8” centers. (SMACNA Chapter 2, Typical Installation
Detail)
34 Type of duct connection to Fire Damper sleeve shall be breakaway connection.
35 Ducts shall be terminated at the fire damper sleeves or the damper frames. (SMACNA Chapter 2,
Typical Installation Detail)
36 Metal sleeves shall be the same material as the ducting System where fire damper sleeve is
exposed to the air stream (SMACNA Chapter 2, Typical Installation Detail)
37 Steel sleeve shall be provided where the fire damper is not exposed to the air stream. (SMACNA
Chapter 2, Typical Installation Detail)
38 Inspection Doors shall be provided to allow access to all fire dampers.
39 At duct / wall penetrations where Fire Dampers are to be installed, the opening
shall be lined with fire resistive material equal to that used for the walls (SMACNA Chapter 2,
Typical Installation Detail)
Adequate space / opening is provided for restoring the damper (when done manually) in its
normal operating condition. (SMACNA Appendix E)
VII.Exhaust Fan Installation
40 Fans shall be air-foil, backward-inclined, backward curved, or forward-curved.
41 All exhaust fans shall have back draft dampers which shall close when fan is off.
42 All fans shall be isolated from their ducts by flexible connections.
43 Equipment (fan assembly) clearance shall be provided with a minimum of
meter clearance on each side of equipment with openable panel or controls, unless equipment
manufacturer requires greater clearances.
44 Exhaust shall be directly to the outside with a point of discharge of at least
meter away from any openable window or door, and a minimum of meter
above and meter away from any air intake.
45 Fans and their Motors shall be accessible for servicing and maintenance

Remarks: -

MACO MARAFIQ/ILF
Name Name
Signature Signature
Date Date

EQUIPMENT (PACKAGED AIR CONDITIONING UNIT- Form No :- MAC

PACU) INSTALLATION CHECKLIST Date :-
Project No: - 7200
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -
Inspection
No Check Items
Pass Fail
1 Packaged Air Conditioning Unit (PACU's) shall be mounted on a concrete housekeeping
pad, at a minimum of 100 mm (4") above the floor or a minimum of 150 mm (6") above
unpaved ground
2 Evaporators of air handling units shall be mounted a minimum of 150 mm (6 inch) off
the floor.
3 Equipment clearance shall be provided with a minimum of 1 m clearance on each side
of equipment with openable panel or controls, unless equipment manufacturer requires
greater clearances. Adequate space shall be provided for coil removal
4 A raw water hose bib with vacuum breaker shall be provided within close proximity
(not to exceed 10 feet) of HVAC equipment that require periodic washing.
5 Vibration isolators shall be provided between PACU and foundations.
6 The tag or name plate shall be located such that the information is visible and can be
read after equipment installation.
7 Compressors and moving parts shall be installed with spring vibration isolator.
8 Air Moving / Cooling equipment (AHU, Fan, Fan coil, etc) shall be attached to ducts and
Pipes with flexible connectors.
9 Dissimilar metal piping connections and/or piping connection to equipment, shall be
provided with insulating unions or insulating flange sets
10 Dissimilar metal piping connections including valve connection shall be exposed and
accessible.
11 Visually inspect all material/equipment for damage.
12 Equipment PACU's installed in strict accordance with the manufacturer's
recommendations and all applicable codes and standards.
13 Packaged equipment shall come complete with all internal piping, controls, electrical
wiring, valves, pumps, fans, etc…
14 Check Condensate Drain System is as per approved drawing.
15 Condensate drain line shall be of corrosion-resistant type.
16 Condensate drain line shall maintain a minimum horizontal slope and Drain pan shall be
sloped toward drain connection
17 PACU’s shall be installed plumb and level and firmly anchored as per the recommended by
the manufacturer.
18 All HVAC equipment shall be properly grounded in accordance with NFPA 70.
Remarks: -

MACO MARAFIQ/ILF
Name Name
Signature Signature
Date Date
 Form No :-
DUCT INSULATION CHECKLIST Date :-
Project No: - 720
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -
Inspection Result
No Check Items
Yes No N/
1 Check duct Surface for Clean & dry prior to Insulations.
2 Duct joints shall be sealed prior to insulation. (SMACNA Para S 1.9)
3 Check Insulation entire system including fittings, joints, flanges, fire dampers,
flexible connections, and expansion joints.
4 Insulation shall be secured with 100% coverage of waterproof adhesive.

5 Duct liners in systems operating with air velocities exceeding 2,000 feet per minute
(10.2 m/s) shall be fastened with both adhesive and mechanical fasteners

6 Mechanical fasteners, adhesive, tapes, metal straps or any other means

at the intervals specified in the IFC drawings or specifications shall be used in the
installation of the duct insulation (UMC Para 604.3).
7 Check the insulated ducts with 25 mm clearance outside of insulation.
8 Each layer of duct liner shall be attached with 90% coverage of adhesive at the liner
contact surface area.
9 Secure insulation with mechanical liner fasteners as per SMACNA HVAC Duct
Construction Standards - Metal and Flexible for spacing.
10 Duct liners in systems operating with high air velocities shall be fastened with both
adhesive and mechanical fasteners
11 Ducts shall be insulated in accordance with Uniform Mechanical Code, applicable
standards & specification
12 Insulation installed outdoor shall be protected from moisture and sunlight
degradation by an approved and acceptable method.
13 Insulate buried supply duct runs over 20 m long with 25 mm thick insulation covered
with plastic vapor barrier.
14 Insulation applied to the exterior surface of ducts located in buildings shall have a
flame spread index of not more than 25, smoke density index not exceeding 50 when
tested as a composite installation including insulation, facing material, tapes and
adhesive as normally
applied. (UMC Para 604.3)

Remarks: -

MACO MARAFIQ/ILF
NameName
SignatureSignature
DateDate

INSPECTION CHECKLIST Form No :- MA

TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING FOR HVAC Date :-
 Project No: - 7200
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -
Inspectio
No Check Items
Yes No
1 All building environmental systems shall be checked and adjusted to produce the
design objectives. This shall include:
a) The balance of air and water systems.
b) Adjustment of the total system to provide design quantities.
c) Electrical measurement.
d) Verification of performance of all equipment and automatic controls.
e) Sound and vibration measurement as required.
2 TAB instruments shall be the type described in National Environmental
Balancing Bureau (NEBB). Or Associated Air Balance Council (AABC) manual
and shall be calibrated every six months.
3 Balance air distribution system shall be within +/- 10% or balancing tolerances of
air quantities shown on project drawings and record actual readings taken.
4 Provide construction drawings, reduced to 280 x 430 mm of every duct, air outlet, air
return measured. Identify each measurement point on this construction
drawing and on record data sheets.
5 Adjust all chilled water balance valves for quantities to within +/-5% of values
shown on project drawings and record actual readings or balancing tolerances
specified in the procedure used
6 Provide test points and plugs or covers for all openings in duct
7 Performance Tests are performed after complete evaluation, charging, start-up,
and final leak testing and proper adjustment of controls.
8 The following readings are taken during the performance tests:
a) Refrigerant compressor suction & discharge pressure.
b) Voltage and current for each motor
c) Air Quantities
d) Cooling Coil air temperatures
e) Ambient temperatures
9 Sound pressure level measurement are conducted on each unit.
10 Adjusting, Testing and Balancing shall be performed in complete accordance with
(AABC) National Standards for Field Measurements and Instruments, latest edition
or in accordance with the Procedure & Standards for Building systems
Commissioning by the National Environmental Balancing Bureau (NEBB).
11 Prior to system adjusting, testing and balancing, air system shall be: fully
operational, filters are clean, temperature and system controls checked for proper
operation, fan rotation checked, dampers in full open position, air ducts are sealed
and tested for air leakage.
12 Adjustments, tests and balancing to be performed:
a) Supply, return and exhaust fans.
b) Electrical characteristics, RPM, service amperage
INSPECTION CHECKLIST Form No :- M
 TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING FOR HVAC Date :-
Project No: -
720
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -
Inspec
No Check Items
Ye
c) System static pressures, suction, and discharge.
d) Design airflow rate of recirculated air.
e) Design airflow rate of outside air.
f) Entering air temperatures. (wb cooling)
g) Leaving air temperatures. ( db heating and cooling)
12 h) Main supply and return air ducts to proper design airflow rates.
Cont... i) Diffuser, grille, and register to 100% of design requirements.
j) Volume dampers for main duct, sub main duct, and major branch ducts.
k) Terminal outlets and inlets
l) Sound and vibration tests for all mechanical equipment and systems including
stand-by equipment.
Vibration Testing shall include the following:
a) Visual check of the equipment for obvious errors that must be corrected.
b) Check that all isolation systems are free floating and not short circuited by
obstruction.
c) Turn on equipment and check for any obvious operation.
d) Vibration isolation systems are functioning properly.
e) Determine the operating speeds of equipment.
f) Determine vibration acceptance criteria as described in referenced standard or
from ASHRAE HANBOOK.
g) Vibration at bearing of driving and driven components in horizontal, vertical, and
13 where possible axial directions.
h) Turn on the system to simulate for normal operation after the air and water systems and
equipment are adjusted. Use A-weighted scale reading (dBA) to
determine the location of highest sound pressure level.
i) Measure sound levels in all occupied spaces to determine compliance of referenced
standards.
j) Take background noise readings by turning off HVAC equipment if the noise level in
any area exceeds the specified value.
k) For acceptable equipment vibration, see ASHRAE Handbook, Applications Volume,
Chapters 37 and 47, Latest Edition.

Remarks: -

MACO MARAFIQ/ILF
Name Name
Signature Signature
Date Date
 INSPECTION CHECKLIST FOR FINAL Form No :- M
INSPECTION OF HVAC SYSTEM Date :-
Project No: - 720
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -
Inspectio
No Check Items
Yes N
1 Verify that the Testing Adjusting and balancing (TAB) report has been reviewed and
approved by the concerned HVAC maintenance/ operation organization.
2 Verify that HVAC units automatically shut down when fire alarm system is activated.
3 Verify that filters and strainers used during construction have been cleaned or replaced
4 Verify that all the quality record documents are available at the construction site
5 Verify that all the quality record documents are complete
6 Verify that all the Quality Record document have been reviewed
Note: Check for all the applicable signatures in various test forms, etc
7 All Operation and Maintenance (O&M) manuals have been submitted to the Proponent
for review.
8 Verify that Fire Dampers bear a label from a recognized testing laboratory or tested in
accordance with the requirements of UL-555
9 Check and ensure / confirm that the location, elevation orientation and that the
equipment is correct aligned.
10 Check and ensure/confirm that all the dampers are opened.
11 Check that all the duct work connections have the correct gaskets installed.
12 Check and ensure / confirm that all the condenser /blower fans rotate freely and in the
correct direction.
13 Check and ensure /confirm that the accessories and piping associated with the systems
are properly supported / guided.
14 Check and ensure/confirm that the equipment is internally cleaned and all foreign
objects removed.
15 Check and ensure/confirm the blower v-belt alignment and tension (if applicable).
16 Check and ensure /confirm the filter is clean
17 Check and Ensure / Confirm that package unit Control panel parts and wires are tagged
Properly.
18 Check and ensure / confirm that the LV control circuits been Properly isolated from the
HV power circuits.
19 Check and ensure / confirm that the L.P and H.P switches are connected correctly.
20 Check and ensure/confirm that the lubricating oil and consumables are filled up to the
required level and the condition of the same is good.
21 Check and Ensure/ Confirm good maintenance access for all package units and their
parts.
 22 Check and ensure / confirm that staircase access / platform and space provided are
adequate enough for operation and maintenance.

MACO MARAFIQ/ILF
Name Name
Signature Signature
Date Date

INSPECTION CHECKLIST FOR Form No :- MAC

PRE-COMMISSIONING OF HVAC SYSTEM Date :-
Project No: - 7200
Project Name: - New Pump Station PS-56A And Force-Main To SWTP-9, Jubail
Location: - Drawing No: - Report No: -
Item No: - Item Description: -

Inspection Result
No Check Items
Ye No N/A
1 Check and ensure / confirm that the location, elevation
orientation and that the equipment is correct aligned.
2 Check and ensure/confirm that all the dampers are opened.
3 Check that all the duct work connections have the correct
gaskets installed.
4 Check and ensure / confirm that all the condenser /blower fans
rotate freely and in the correct direction.
5 Check and ensure /confirm that the accessories and piping
associated with the systems are properly supported / guided.
6 Check and ensure/confirm that the equipment is internally
cleaned and all foreign objects removed.
7 Check and ensure/confirm the blower v-belt alignment and
tension (if applicable).
8 Check and ensure /confirm the filter is clean
9 Check and Ensure / Confirm that package unit Control panel
parts and wires are tagged Properly.
10 Check and ensure / confirm that the LV control circuits been
Properly isolated from the HV power circuits.
11 Check and ensure / confirm that the L.P and H.P switches are
connected correctly.
Check and ensure/confirm that the lubricating oil and
12 consumables are filled up to the required level and the condition
of the same is good.
 13 Check and Ensure/ Confirm good maintenance access for all
package units and their parts.
Check and ensure / confirm that staircase access / platform and
14 space provided are adequate enough for operation and
maintenance.

Remarks: -

MACO MARAFIQ/ILF
Name Name
Signature Signature
Date Date
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