Professional Documents
Culture Documents
OF PURCHASED MATERIALS
Project Title:
B.I. No..10-12322
Contract No.6600050536
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document may be disclosed to others by reproduction, storage in a retrieval system, transmitted in any form
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prior written consent of the Chief Executive Officer.
REVISION HISTORY
Table Index
1 Purpose 4
2 Scope 4
3 Reference 4
5 Responsibilities 4
6 Procedure 4
7 Training 6
1. Purpose
To provide directions for the performance of inspection activities at vendor facilities to assure
compliance with procurement document requirements.
To establish a unique control on the quality level of all procured equipment and material, fabricated
components, parts, materials, and workmanship.
To inspect, test and verify a product according to the project quality and/or documented procedures, also
to identify non-conforming product.
To ensure that all required inspection and tests have been performed during construction and to comply
with all project specifications and drawing requirements.
Saudi Aramco typical inspection plan Rev-8 and SAIC will be used for this project. A separate ITP will
be submitted if no SATIP is available for specific activity for approval.
2. Scope
The procedure describes the actions to be taken to provide inspection of items and services provided by
vendors to assure conformance to the requirements of Bin Quraya purchasing documents.
This procedure also applies to all systems, components and material received from suppliers and used in
the assembly and construction and installation activities. These procedures cover all work performed by
Bin Quraya Limited Company, its sub-contractors, vendors and suppliers.
3. References
SAEP - 1151
4.1 Inspection is defined as the examination or measurement of an item to verify that the item is in
compliance with the specified requirements.
This procedure uses definitions in the front of the quality Plan and ISO 9000 2000 Quality
Managements – Fundamentals and Vocabulary.
Hold Point – Inspection or test may not proceed without SAVID/SAPID and QA/QC
Organization representative in attendance.
Witness Point – It defines a point that provides QA/QC organization with the opportunity to
attend the inspection or test, at their option.
Surveillance – It define that QA/QC Organization with the opportunity to visit site without
acknowledge and without request for inspection.
5. Responsibilities
5.1 The Procurement QC Supervisor shall prepare and submit a procurement plan to Saudi Aramco
for review & approval.
5.2 Saudi Aramco shall determine the level of inspection in accordance with SAEP 1151 and Sch.
‘Q’ attachment III, for each item submitted for procurement.
5.3 Bin Quraya Inspector shall witness supplier’s inspection and testing activities.
5.4 Bin Quraya Inspector is responsible to ensure completion of all documentation pertaining to the
inspection activities, including inspection reports, welder performance qualifications, test
records, NDE records, and certificates of conformance, as applicable.
6. Procedure
6.1 When vendor inspection actions are deemed necessary, the Procurement Supervisor shall obtain
pertinent information related to the specific purchased item or service.
a) Procurement documents
b) Specifications
c) Applicable drawings
d) Previous inspection results, if applicable
e) Other applicable instructions
6.2 The Procurement Supervisor shall select the appropriate Saudi Aramco Inspection Requirements
for the item to be inspected.
6.2.1 The Inspection Requirements identifies the documents to be reviewed and the specific
inspection activities to be performed.
The Quality Manager ensures that the quality levels required by contract
specifications are in place and that the required inspection and tests are performed
and are conducted.
The Project Manager or QA/QC Manager will submit to Client each week a two
week look ahead schedule of all planned quality assurance and quality control
activities during the Procurement, Construction and Pre-commissioning. This
schedule will be sent in electronic format.
Bin Quraya Limited Company will ensure that the suppliers issue inspection records
according to Client’s requirements.
The Receiving Inspectors verifies the received product using the incoming
inspection checklist and follows the approved procedure for the applicable
test and inspection.
Bin Quraya Limited Company will provide adequate storage and stockyard
facilities to store all materials and items in such a way as to protect them
from damage, deterioration, contamination, electrical equipment or sprayed,
galvanized or painted items will be made.
Bin Quraya Limited Company will document receipt of the materials and
their precise location within the stockyard/storage area and will ensure that
materials of different types, grades and specifications are segregated.
Bin Quraya Limited Company will ensure that all inspection related
documents e.g. the inspection disposition report including the material
certificates etc. are available on site when the material and equipment are
arrive.
6.2.3 Saudi Aramco Inspection requirements are transmitted to the vendor as part of the
purchase order requirements.
6.3 The Vendor Inspector shall conduct the inspection as noted on the Inspection requirements.
6.3.1 The VI shall document the results of the inspection on the Vendor Inspection Report.
Bin Quraya Limited Company will compile and forward to Client no later than twenty-
one (21) calendar days prior to the pre-inspection meeting and start of fabrication, either
at prime supplier or at major sub-supplier, Bin Quraya Limited Company’s Inspection
Assignment Package in conformance with Client requirements. (During the procurement
stage)
Bin Quraya Limited Company shall perform initial inspection and test on all
phases/segments of work. (During the material receiving at site)
The purpose of this initial inspection is to determine that the following complies with
specifications:
Methods
Techniques
Workmanship planned or conducted
Vendor ITP shall include, as a minimum, all the inspection activities shown on the PO
special requirements, or similar documents form Client. Vendor ITPs shall be included in
the inspection assignment package and shall be approved during the pre-inspection
meeting. (During the procurement stage)
6.4 If during the vendor inspection visit, a nonconforming condition is identified, the VI shall initiate
a Vendor Notification Report.
If the condition can be corrected during the visit, a notification need not be issued,
however, the condition and the corrective action shall be noted.
A copy of the notification shall be issued to the vendor and shall be included in the report.
The PQM shall track the notification until satisfactory corrective action is taken by the
vendor.
The PQM shall assure that the notification is logged and filed. Corrective actions shall be
noted in the log.
Each request for inspection form will have an identifying number clearly marked on the top right
corner. The numbers shall begin at “01” for each discipline separately, and continue
consecutively, until end of the project.
Each request for inspection form will have an identifying number clearly marked on the
top right corner. The numbers shall begin at “01” for each discipline separately, and
continue consecutively, until end of the project.
The following is listing of common inspection points. These hold/witness points should be
incorporated, as required, into the inspection and test plan, refer Section 8 of the quality
Plan.
Foundation
Elevation, Level and plumb
Metal decking
Equipment foundation
HVAC units installation
Installation of laboratory equipment
Location, Level and alignment
Equipment assemblies
Functioning of controls and valves
Duct work
Testing and balancing
6.5.2.4 Piping
6.5.2.5 Electrical
Installation of cable
Installation of transformer, panel boards etc.
Hook up the power
Testing and commissioning
Refer procedure Bin Quraya Limited Company Reference Document Control of Inspection –
measuring & Test Equipment (BQ-Zuluf-QCP-XX, REV.00) control of inspection, measuring
and test equipment. The Quality Manager is responsible for maintaining the necessary test
equipment in the calibration system. He is also responsible for the maintenance of the calibration
records (log and history).
In-process inspection and test shall be performed in accordance with the approved procedures,
work instructions and inspection and test plan.
QC inspectors will conduct in-process inspection and witness the test setup and results for
conformity to the specifications, prior to submitting RFI to Client.
If any deviation is observed during the in-process inspection, the following occurs:
An NCR is issued.
Resolution shall be by appropriate corrective and preventive action.
Completion and verification of the disposition.
Final inspection and tests are performed in accordance with approved inspection and test plan and
procedures.
6.8.2 The Quality Manager is responsible for preparing and obtaining approval for the test
procedures.
6.8.3 The QC Inspector is responsible for ensuring and documenting the required inspection and test.
6.8.4 The QC inspector will also ensure the test equipment is calibrated. Calibration status of
equipment is noted on the applicable final test datasheet.
6.8.5 Records will identify the inspection authority responsible for the release of the product.
7. ATTACHMENTS
Records and standards forms applicable for inspection and testing are included with individual
procedures. In addition, the following pertain:
8. Training