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403040-00118-QA-REP-0019
Assessment Prepared
Assessors Report Date Reviewed by
Date by
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17 to 28 - Rao Yedlapalli
07-Oct-2018 YSR BCC
Sep-2018 James Mills
WorleyParsons, Qatar
Al Wosail Tower (AWT), 6th - 10th Floor
Majis Al Tawoon Street, West Bay Area PO Box 18130
Doha, Qatar
Telephone: +974 4019 3333
Facsimile: +974 4019 3300
www.worleyparsons.com
© Copyright 2018 WorleyParsons Services Pty Ltd
QSGTL-EPCM CONTRACT
ASSESSMENT P810149 NCC FILTRATION UI601670 ASSESSMENT REPORT
1 EXECUTIVE S UMMARY
This Fully QMS Assessment was undertaken on the 17-Sep-2018 to 28-Sep- 2018 for the P810149
NCC Filtration Project.
The assessment consisted of Interviews with Project Engineers, C&P, Project Controls, Information
Management, and Engineering Disciplines – Process, Piping, Instrumentation (PACO), Mechanical,
Eng. Safety, and Civil / Structural of worleyparsons team.
It is also noted that during the Construction Management Plan assessment that took place in August,
with the Doha and Site based Construction Team, part of the focus was on the QCON start-up for the
NCC Filtration project, and any construction team reference in this assessment will be from that
assessment.
Audit Team
Ye d la p al li S a id ar a o- L ea d A u d it or - S h e ll R e p
Ja m e s M i ll s – A u d it or - S h e ll R e p
B e rn ad e tt e – O b se rv er - S h e ll Re p
Audit Type: E xt er n a l/ I nt er na l
Audit Location: O n s i t e – R a s l af f a n
Overall Conclusion
We would like to thank in the Audit from Worleyparsons, Mukhtar Saqlain,John Tarbet, Greg, Moore,
Kwietniewska kinga, Viswanth VJ, Kadam-Shrikrishna, Sanketh Bangera, Narendra Chennuri, Rajesh
Debnath, Swapnil Ainpukar, Usman Masood, Syed Shazad, Castro Marcelino, Greg; who have shown
professionalism and transparency throughout.
While there are a number of actions and observations identified for this assessment. it should be
noted that most of these will be generic across all projects and is not a specific reflection on the Brine
to Harbour Project, but a general refection and an attempt to improve our working processes across
the portfolio.
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The assessment concluded with identified strengths, Two (2) Action Requests, and Eight (8)
Opportunities for improvement.
Strengths
The assessment has identified key strengths, including:
Notwithstanding the positive commitment shown, the assessment has identified activities that do not
yet meet the QSGTL-EPCM Contract expectations.
In summary key areas for improvement established through the findings include:
Action Requests
2.1. Resubmission of Project Execution Plan (T-4.812.895) Rev A01 for QPH review.
Opportunity
2. Ensure that The Project Risk Register is regularly reviewed and updated.
3. Project lessons learnt register available onsite & have a focal point to collect construction related
lesson learnt.
4. Document Dist. Matrix(DDM) is developed and used for construction team & Contractor after
award.
5. Drawing No: MTC-1575-GPR-1001 Underground Scanning report was issued with QP logo by
M/s MTC Survey.
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2 ACTION REQUESTS
2.1 F in a l i za ti o n of P r o je ct Ex e cu t i on P l an
Consequence: Likelihood:
Risk: Moderate
Minor Likely
Description of Resubmission of Project Execution Plan (T-4.812.895) Rev A01 for QPH
Issue/Opportunity: review.
Causes: The PE was busy with other projects.
Consequences: Incomplete of PEP submission
Agreed Actions:
Consequence: Likelihood:
Risk: Moderate
Minor Likely
Description of
Non- utilization of Checklist-Process
Issue/Opportunity:
Causes: Lack of awareness
Consequences:
Agreed Actions:
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A separate document registers were maintaining for WPQ Deliverables (MDR-Master Document
Register) & Supplier deliverables (SDI -Supplier Document Index). However, there was no evident
of the control of Implementation Contractors documents.
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QCON have recently been awarded the main contract for installation of vessels &
Associated piping & Equipment. Going forward it is believed Qcon will combine the trail
pit schedule into the main scope and QCON.
There is a problem with communication of material status to the construction team and
Qcon. It is understanding that there is information in the Expediting reports that we do not
wish the Contractor to have, however there needs to be some kind of report that gives
regular status of materials & when Qcon can expect delivery, otherwise it will be difficult
to plan their work Efficiently.
Recommend making project lessons learnt register available onsite & have focal point to
collect construction related lesson learnt.
Recommend Document Dist. Matrix is developed and used for construction team &
Contractor after award. (To ensure relevant persons get the required documents)
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ISO 9001:2015
QMS
ISO 9001:2015
QMS
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3.9.1 403040-00118- Demonstrated good awareness and use of all processes discussed.
- Ensure the checking
PM-PLN-0008 Rev AR # 2.2
A number of early check-prints were missing the draft-check and back-check signatures, process is maintained.
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this has been addressed in later check-prints, the correct process is now being followed.
ISO 9001:2015
QMS
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3.10.1 403040-00118- Demonstrated good awareness and use of all processes discussed.
N/A
PM-PLN-0008 Rev
Supplier Document Index (SDI) is maintain for NCC filtration package and most of the
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documents were Approved status.
ISO 9001:2015
QMS
3.11.1 403040-00118- Demonstrated good awareness and use of all processes discussed.
N/A
PM-PLN-0008 Rev
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ISO 9001:2015
QMS
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