Blue Gas Supply and Installation Company Profile Portfolio and Certifications

BLUE GAS
SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
BLUE GAS
“GEARING TOWARDS EXCELLENCE”
SOUTH LUZON OFFICE : BLOCK 2 WILLIAMSBURG COR COLUMBUS
STREET MAHNATTAN VILLAGE, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PABLO
CITY, LAGUNA, REGION 4-A (CALABARZON)
NCR OFFICE: 590 AYALA BOULEVARD ERMITA MANILA
Mobile no. +63 977 834 6067

Email ad: bluegassi@gmail.com
Facebook: @bgsinstallation

BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
+63 977 834 6067 bluegassi@gmail.com @bgsinstallation
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OUR HISTORY
Blue Gas Supply and Installation, was founded on April 11, 2018 by Engr. John Paulo
Matabang. As a Licensed Mechanical Engineer, his 2 year-experience in Liquefied Petroleum
Gas as a Technical Services Engineer catering Industrial and Commercial accounts including big
food chain companies in the Philippines has lead him to start his own Supply and Installation
Company as he saw its potential in the market. He also has an experience in one of the
prominent LPG Supplier Storage plant in Batangas City, Philippines as a Plant Operations
Engineer. He is also a trained and licensed LPG Technician conducted by the Philippine Liquefied
Petroleum Gas Association, Inc. Graduating Top 3 in his class during the training, the results
were submitted to Department of Energy for recognition.
Currently, the company distributes LPG Supply and accessories in some of the parts of
Southern Luzon covering Laguna, Batangas, and Quezon Provinces. It also has a design and
installation arm covering National Capital Region and CALABARZON areas.
MISSION
“To Serve the Filipino community with safe, quality and effective LPG supply and installation”
VISION
“To be the number one LPG supplier and installer in Southern Luzon and National Capital Region
with competent engineers who are dedicated in the safety, and efficiency of work”
CORE VALUES
Health, Safety, and Security – We in Blue Gas always prioritize the safety and welfare of our
employees as well as our customers. When we say Safety, we mean business.
Quality and Excellence – We are always committed in ensuring that our workmanship in every
project that we do to satisfy the needs of our customers.
We always gear ourselves towards excellence.
Efficiency – We at Blue Gas always practice the correct design and proper installation that will
always tailored fit to clients’ requirements which is based on both international and local
standards.

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HEALTH SAFETY SECURITY & ENVIRONMENT POLICY
As part of our core values, we value Health, Safety, and Security for each of our
employees as well as our customers. We also work in according to the conservation of the
Environment.
It is part of our policy that all our employees on all levels are involved in Health, Safety,
Security and Environment Assessments in all of our activities and projects
Through a well cascaded Health and Safety Programs, we believe that all risks are well
assessed and managed if not totally eliminated to prevent our employees in having accidents
resulting to fatality.
We will make extra measures in securing all assets within our workplace will be secured.
These will also include our stakeholders and company image.
It is important to give our employees proper trainings and education to give them higher
level of competencies in Health, Safety, Security and Environment especially when exposed on
the field.
Engr. John Paulo Matabang

President & General Manager

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SAFETY MANUAL
I. OBJECTIVES
As part of our core values, we highly prioritize Health, Safety, and Security of our employees
as well as our assets to prevent any accidents that can lead to fatality.
It is a general policy of BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION to secure the safety of every
employee doing the job without harming the environment. Safety will be our top responsibility
in every aspect that we are working on from the design stage up to the finish product and
services.
This manual will be accessible to all of our employees on all levels to increase their level of
awareness that the main goal of our company is to have a Safe Working Environment with Zero
Accident.
II. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
During mobilization, BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION shall coordinate with the Site
Owner to request for a Site Induction for the safety of our personnel inside the work area.
1. Safety Requirement
Perform company standard safety provision, including but not limited to the following:
1.1. Deploy an accredited Safety Officer at all times.
1.2. Coordinate with site Owners and undergo Site Safety Induction to become aware of any
hazard inside and outside the workplace
1.3. Conduct Toolbox Meetings/Orientation daily to discuss about safety and risk hazards
within the workplace (!5 mins max)
1.4. Workers must Fill-up the Job Hazard Analysis before doing the job in order to further
assess the workplace in accordance to the scope of works
1.5. Provide all workforce with appropriate Personal Protective Equipment which include 100%
Pure cotton uniform, long pants, hard hat, safety shoes, eye glasses, and cotton gloves.
These PPEs will all be visible if required by the client. Proper PPEs will also be worn by
Supervisor and or Safety Officer.
1.6. All workforce must perform daily housekeeping and maintain the work area clean and
safe to walk through
1.7. Provide appropriate safety signage which are required by the Owner to prevent any
accident inside the workplace.
2. BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION shall take full responsibility for all activities in
the work site, until work is fully completed and turn over process is done with the Owners.
Duties and responsibilities include the following:
2.1. Attend all coordination meetings together with other contractors and the owner/s by our
company representative/s
2.2. Follow company or owner designs, specifications, and standards for which has
been agreed upon during coordination meetings. BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

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must verify the scope with the updated and appropriate plan drawings to execute the
work accordingly. Should there be any changes, it must be inquired from the owner by
our company representative/s.
2.3. Submit progress reports depending on the requirement of the client and daily time
records to be posted by company representative
2.4. Secure all materials intended for project use at all times (during working hours and
non-working hours)
2.5. Conduct assessment of the work area upon project completion. Submit turnover
certificate, completion certificate and other appropriate documents to Owners. The
contractor must also request for the acceptance of project from the Company
Representative.
3. Upon completion of the scope, the contractors remove all temporary facilities, if there
are any installed or built in the area. All used and unused materials must be removed
accordingly. The contractor must demobilize from the area and leave it with a clean
environment.
4. Health, Safety, Security and Environment Plan

4.1. Conduct safety briefing and toolbox meeting daily to discuss work activity plan.
(Minimum of 5 mins.)
4.2. Implement Work Permit System, Job Hazard Analysis(JHA) and good
housekeeping.
4.3. Provision of safety signage such as board-ups, barricades, caution tapes, and
warning signs.
4.4. Cascade basic safety rules and regulations to all workforce.
4.5. Train all workforce on how to use the appropriate PPE for every job scope.
III. HOUSE RULES AND PERSONAL CONDUCT
1. All employees must incorporate safety as first priority.

2. Always work with the procedure and methodology.
3. Employees shall always speak of the truth.
4. Employees must not steal from company assets/property.
5. Employees must not be involved in any illegal activities such as drug abuse,
gambling, and any activities prohibited with the law.
6. Employees shall not be under the influence of alcohol while in the company
assignment.
7. Employees must not possess any deadly weapons such as knife, firearms, and
any pointed objects which can be used to hurt other employees while inside
company premises including vehicles.
8. Employees must comply with company and client safety policies during work
assignments.
9. Employees shall only wear approved and presentable clothing with the appropriate
PPE inside the company or client premises at all times.
10. Employees must not engage themselves to any horseplay activities.

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IV. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Employer must provide their workers appropriate Personal Protective Equipment according
to DOLE-OSH Requirements Rule 1080 “Personal Protective Equipment and Devices”
1. Eye Protection – provide appropriate protection against all hazards such as flying objects
or debris, hazardous or irritant chemicals that can possibly hit the eyes. Eye Protection
must be comfortable to use and cannot be a distraction workers’ eyesight. It must be
durable and can be easily cleaned to maintain its good condition.
2. Head Protection – Hard hats for the protection from impact penetration from falling
debris, flying objects, blows, and from limited electric shocks and burns. It must be made
of non-combustible or slow burning materials. Total weight of complete hard hat must
not be more than .45 kgs. (16 ounces).
3. Hand and Arm Protection – Gloves shall be used for workers handling sharp edged
equipment/tools and objects, hot metals and electrical equipment. Glove materials for
each scope of work must be selected accordingly. Gloves must not restrain movement
of the hands and fingers. Damaged and torn gloves must be immediately changed to
prevent hand injury.
4. Safety belts and Harness – Workforce working at a height of 6 meters (20 feet) or more
above water or ground, temporary or permanent platform, scaffold construction or where
otherwise exposed to the possibility of falls hazardous to life or limb, shall be secured
by safety belts and life lines.
5. Safety Shoes – Workers shall always wear approved safety shoes and leg protection
for whenever necessary as determined by the nature of work.
6. Ear Plugs and Ear Muffs – Wear these PPE in designated areas where the noise level
exceeds to 85 Decibels.
V. SAFE WORKING METHODOLOGIES
1. GENERAL SAFETY PRACTICES

-‐ Assess thoroughly design drawings and plans before executing the project to assess
risks and hazards involved.
-‐ Conduct risk assessment on-site before starting the job. Eliminate or mitigate any risks
involved by proper observation by the workforce.
-‐ Practice Work Permit System and Job Hazard Analysis.
-‐ Determine areas where the workers can properly place construction materials,
equipment, workers’ personal belongings, and other necessary things to segregate
everything before starting the job.
-‐ Provide appropriate safety signage which can be designated by the nature of the job.
-‐ Follow the correct procedures and methodologies. No Short Cuts.
-‐ Avoid involving to any horseplay activities.
-‐ Wear appropriate PPE for each job scope.
-‐ Always inspect hand and portable power tools regularly before use.
-‐ Workers must not use tools not familiar to them. Only authorized personnel must execute
the job using a certain tool.

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2. WELDING AND CUTTING OPERATIONS

As per Rule 1100 of Occupational Health and Safety Standards, welding or cutting operations
must not be done in rooms or areas containing combustible materials or in proximity to
explosives or flammable liquids, dusts, gases or vapors, until all fire and explosion hazards are
eliminated.
1. General Guidelines:
1.1. Welding on enclosed containers filled with explosives and flammable substances is
prohibited. Container/s must be first thoroughly cleaned and found completely free
of combustible gases or vapors.
1.2. Welding area which is passed by workers or people other than the welders shalle be
enclosed by means of suitable screens at least 2 m. (6.5 ft) high and preferably
painted with light flat paint. Screens must be opaque and made of non-combustible
materials.
1.3. A portable fire extinguisher must be in place during welding and cutting activities.
1.4. Secure authorization from a Safety Officer before engagement to welding and cutting
activities. He shall issue a work permit indicating all the risks and hazards involved
during the activity. All risks and hazards must be at least mitigated if not totally
eliminated.
1.5. All workers who will be involved in welding and cutting activities must wear
appropriate Personal Protective Equipment such as goggles, helmet or head shields,
hand shields and suitable aprons.
3. SAFE WORKING AT HEIGHTS

This section is taken from Occupational Safety and Health Standards under Rule 1414
“Scaffolding”
1.1. When working at heights, always secure that scaffolding is 100% in good condition
of the correct materials and strength for the purpose of work being done.
1.2. All materials and parts not in use of intended for re-use in scaffolding works must be
kept in good condition and be separated for other materials unsuitable for scaffolding.
1.3. Always secure hand tools from falling below the ground to avoid having accident.
1.4. For heights over 20 meters, scaffolding must be designed by structural engineer and
be approved by appropriate authority. Structural steel when used as load bearing
members of scaffolding shall be destressed at welded or bent joints.
1.5. Scaffold shall be supervised by the person in charge for construction during erection,
and dismantling.
1.6. All workers working at heights must be familiar on how to use Safety Harness and
Lifeline.
1.7. Do not use scaffolding without having inspected by an authorized scaffold inspector

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4. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING PRACTICE
As per Occupational Safety and Health Standards, Rule 1060 “Premises of Establishment”,
good housekeeping must be maintained at all times through cleanliness of building, yards,
machines, equipment, regular waste disposal, and orderly arrangement of processes,
operations, storage and filling of materials.
1.1. Always keep all materials in order and in place before, during, and after work
execution.
1.2. Do not leave any tools where they can be a threat for the safety of workers and
passer’s by. Put them in proper container if not in use.
1.3. Keep job site clean at all times.
1.4. Segregate all disposable materials and identify if it is non-combustible or
combustible materials.
5. SAFETY SIGNAGES
Based on Department Order No. 13 Series 1998, “Guidelines Governing Occupational Safety
and Health in Construction Industry” under Section 9 “Construction Safety Signages”,
Construction Safety Signages must be in place to warn the workers and the public of the threats
and hazards existing in the workplace.
1.1. BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION must provide all the necessary safety
signages required in a work site prior to entry in project site.
1.2. Sinages must be in place in the following areas:
1.2.1. Risk of falling objects

1.2.2. Explosives and flammable substances
1.2.3. Hazards of tripping and slipping
1.2.4. Electrical Equipment
1.2.5. Welding Activities
1.2.6. LPG Lorry Refilling
1.2.7. Personal Protective Equipment zone
VI. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE
1. EMERGENCY DURING FIRE FIGHTING

1.1. When fire is detected by an individual, he must assess the situation if it can be
eliminated by a portable fire extinguisher. Follow P-A-S-S method in using Fire
Extinguisher:
1.1.1. PULL the pin
1.1.2. AIM the nozzle at the base of the fire.
1.1.3. SQUEEZE the trigger in a controllable manner
1.1.4. SWEEP from side to side until the fire is out.

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1.2. Fire alarm must be activated if fire cannot be eliminated by a portable fire
extinguisher. Activation must be done by the nearest guard or authorized personnel
on duty.
1.3. Stop all activities and go to assembly area unless it is already “Fire Out”
1.4. Coordinate with site supervisor at all times for the status.
2. EMERGENCY DURING TYPHOONS, FLOODS, AND EARTHQUAKES
2.1. EARTHQUAKE
2.1.1. Remain calm to protect self and others.
2.1.2. Look for a safe area until the shaking stops.
2.1.3. Practice DROP, COVER, AND HOLD ON
2.1.3.1. DROP – drop down on the floor
2.1.3.2. COVER – take cover under a sturdy material. Protect your head and
neck.
2.1.3.3. HOLD ON – Hold on to your protection and be prepared to move on
it.
2.2. TYPHOONS AND FLOODS

2.2.1. Always update the company with advisory from PAGASA, the Regional
Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council(RDRRMC).
2.2.2. Stay indoors at the height of typhoon if evacuation is not advised. Find
area inside an establishment which is away from window to be safe from
flying debris. It is company discretion if operations is suspended or not
based on the assessment of the situation and employee welfare.
2.2.3. Turn off sources of electricity if establishment is being filled with flood
water. Do not use any electrical appliances during this time.

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LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS PIPING INSTALLATION
I. GENERAL PROVISION
a. All LPG Piping installers must be trained and certified as LPG Technicians. Training
is being conducted by Philippine LPG Association (PLPGA) and LPG Industry
Association.
b. Piping installation must be within standards referring to NFPA 58 and NFPA 54.
c. Piping installation must meet the capacity or consumption of the end-user’s
connected appliances/equipment
d. Piping system must be installed with suitable shut-off valves for each
appliance/equipment.
e. Unused pipe ends must be capped or plugged
f. Piping System must be properly supported with brackets or hangers. (use proper
pipe span below)
Pipe Size (in mm) Span (m)

15 2.0
20 2.5
25 3.0
40 3.5
50 4.0
g. All joints must be leak tested to ensure tightness.
II. LPG MATERIALS
A. ABOVE GROUND PIPING

a. For 2” diameter and above: pipes must be Black Iron Seamless Schedule 40 API
SLB or ASTM A. 53
b. For Pipes below 2”: Schedule 80 for threaded joints and Schedule 40 for welded
joints
B. UNDER GROUND PIPING

a. Use Medium Density Polyethylene (MDPE) PE80 SDR11
b. From Under Ground(MDPE) to Above Ground Piping(Steel) Connection: Use
Transition Fittings
*Note: Galvanized and Cast iron pipes are not acceptable
C. FITTINGS
a. Recommended: Welded Fittings (Butt Weld)
b. Threaded Fittings: for 50mm Dia or less
c. Materials: Forged Carbon Steel
i. Male and Female Threads should be tapered and of the same form
d. Schedule 80 must be used for threading

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D. GASKETS
a. Use SPIRAL WOUND METAL gasket 150#

b. Gaskets of Natural Rubber must not be used
c. Gaskets must be LPG resistant (Vapor or Liquid)
E. VALVES
a. Threaded Type : Use 600 – 800 W.O.G stainless/carbon steel
b. Use Single Body Type Valve
c. Recommended Brand : KITZ – Japan Made, Jamesbury, Worcester – UK Brand,
MT-Valve, Miyairi – Japanese Brand, Schmidt – Germa
BRAND ORIGIN
KITZ JAPAN
MIYAIRI JAPAN
JAMESBURY UK
WORCESTER UK
SHMIDT GERMANY
F. STUD BOLTS AND NUTS
a. Bolt: Use B.7 A193 (5/8” Dia x 90mm)

b. Nuts: Use 2H. A194 (5/8” I.D)
G. THREAD SEALANTS
a. Rector Seal
b. Teflon Tape is acceptable
H. CORROSION PROTECTION
a. For Above Ground: Apply 2 Coats Epoxy Primer & 2 Coats Lemon Yellow For Vapor
Line
b. For Under Ground: Apply 2 Coats Primer oxide & wrap with Denso Tape.
i. Clean Pipe properly by using steel brush and cloth before applying primer
coating
I. HOSES AND COPPER TUBING

a. Must be of the right pressure rating i.e. type K or L for copper tubing.
b. Rubber hoses should be made of LPG resistant material.
c. Ordinary rubber hose should NOT be used.
d. Rubber Hoses should always be suitably clamped to ensure tight connection.
e. Copper tubing should always be installed complete with necessary  fittings.
f. Multilayer pipe and CSST of the right pressure rating is acceptable

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LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS PIPING COMMISSIONING
I. GENERAL PROVISION
a. Commissioning of LPG pipeline Is testing for leaks with all its fittings clearing it
with air before introducing LPG for consumer operations.
b. Acceptable Methods for Commissioning:
i. Replace air by an inert gas (N2 or CO2) before introducing LPG (Vapor or
Liquid)
ii. Replace air by LPG Vapor at a minimum level before introducing a required
safe level of LPG.
c. The commissioning team must first evaluate each Methods and consider safety
and environmental concerns before doing this activity.
II. DISPLACING AIR WITH INERT GAS ((N2 or CO2) FOLLOWD BY LPG VAPOR
a. Secure necessary permits from the authorizing body for the site to be
commissioned to ensure that the activity is permitted and of the correct
standards.
b. Ensure that all appurtenances (e.g. pressure gauges, level gauges) have been
tested or certified before doing the commissioning activity.
c. Confirm the vessel or system to be supplied by inert gas for testing.
d. Connect the source of inert gas to suitable vessel connection to be tested.
e. Ensure that the line is connected with pressure gauge and adjustable pressure
control valve to monitor pressure during testing.
f. The vessel or system must be purged of air and other contaminants leaving it full
of just inert gas.
g. For Storage Tanks, ensure that liquid inlet/outlet, bleed valves, vent pipes are
closed. Pressure Relief Valves(PRV) must also be tested before fitting it to the
shell.
h. Raise pressure in the inert gas inlet line to just above atmospheric pressure.
i. Maintaining a positive pressure in the inert gas line, slowly open drain valve
followed by the top vapor line valve. Purge air from the vessel at a velocity not
exceeding 1 m/sec(3-ft/sec). Displace air slowly with inert gas until vessel of
pipeline is free of air.
j. Close vapor outlet valve and check if there is remaining positive pressure on the
inlet and close inert gas inlet valves.
k. Vent inert gas and LPG vapor to a recommended safe area.
l. Connect source of LPG vapor to drain valve connection and introduce LPG vapor
into vessel slowly and steadily, maintaining a positive pressure of .34 to 1 bar (5-
15 psig) while inert gas is bled-off from the top connection.
m. Close the inert gas vent valve when the vessel is completely replaced with LPG
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LPG can be slowly introduced into the vessel allowing it to vaporize. (Liquid LPG
should not reach MDPE pipes)
i. For Pipeline-commissioning, pressure must stop at 15 psig.
n. Upon reaching the vapor pressure of the LPG source in the vessel, LPG liquid may
be pumped until maximum liquid level is obtained. (For Vessel).
o. Check that all fittings and appurtenances are free of leak during filling. Fill the
vessel until safe liquid level is obtained.
p. Close all vessels and control valves leaving it out of service until advice from the
site owner is acquired.
q. After commissioning, issue a detailed report of the Methodology, Equipment and
Materials used, and date for documentation purposes.
III. DISPLACING AIR WITH LPG
standards.
c. Ensure that all appurtenances (e.g. pressure gauges, level gauges) have been
tested or certified and fitted properly before doing the commissioning activity.
d. Assess the area to ensure that it is safe to proceed with the commissioning
e. Connect source of LPG vapor to drain valve connection of vessel or pipeline.
Ensure that all lines are included with adjustable pressure controller and purged of
air or other contaminants.
f. Introduce LPG vapor into vessel slowly and steadily, raise a positive pressure of
.34 to 1 bar (5-15 psig) while air is being bled off on the vent valve on top. Purge
air from the vessel at a velocity not exceeding 1 m/sec(3-ft/sec), but maintain
positive pressure on the LPG Vapor Inlet.
g. Strictly monitor bleeding of Air/LPG mixture through a burner which must be
located in safe area. Include flame trap in the line to the burner. Continuously
displace air with LPG Vapor until the vessel is air free. Check the area regularly to
maintain the safety of this operation. Instruct every personnel not to inhale vapor.
h. LPG and air mixture is inevitable in this process. The possibility that the one being
vented is LPG vapor rather than air. If time is not an issue, stop the whole operation
to let LPG vapor to rest at the lower portion of the vessel this would allow Air to
bleed off at the top most vent valve.
i. When air is completely bled off, continuously pressurize the vessel with LPG vapor
to allow liquid LPG to be introduced. For MDPE pipeline, vapor pressure should be
maintained at 15 psig and no liquid shall be permitted.
j. Fill the vessel by using pump until it reached the maximum safe liquid-level. Stop
the pump and close all valves after filling.
k. Ensure that air/LPG vapor mixture have been removed from the vessel.

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l. After commissioning, issue a detailed report of the Methodology, Equipment and
Materials used, and date for documentation purposes.
IV. CUSTOMER PIPELINES AND DISTRIBUTION LINE COMMISSIONING

standards.
c. Ensure that all appurtenances (e.g. pressure gauges, level gauges) have been
tested or certified and fitted properly before doing the commissioning activity.
d. Assess the area to ensure that it is safe to proceed with the commissioning
e. During air purging, leak testing should be done
f. Follow detailed steps above during commissioning.
g. LPG vapor from main LPG pipeline should be used during commissioning in
customer facilities.
Prepared by and Approved by:
John Paulo Matabang

President & General Manager

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SERVICES OFFERED:
I. Design and Installation of LPG Pipeline System

a. Design and Installation is in accordance with both international and local
standards:
i. National Fire Protection Association Standards
ii. Bureau of Fire Protection “SECTION 10.3.4.3.3 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GASES”
iii. Department of Labor and Employment Rule 1170 “Unfired Pressure
Vessels”
II. Pipeline Leak and Pressure Testing
III. LPG Pipeline Repairs
IV. Supply and Installation of LPG Cylinders (11 kgs, 50 kgs)
V. Supply and Installation of LPG Appurtenances and Accessories
a. Ball Valves
b. LPG Hose
c. LPG Regulators
d. Gas Meters
e. Emergency Shut-off Devices
VI. LPG Product Knowledge Seminar
VII. HVAC System Design and Installation
VIII. Plumbing System Design and Installation
IX. Fire Protection Design and Installation
COMPLETED PROJECTS:
I. a. Name: INSTALLATION OF 15 X 15 X 50KG MANIFOLD AND CENTRALIZED PIPING

FOR THE YARD FOOD PARK
b. Scope of Works: LPG Piping Installation, Construction of LPG Storage, LPG
Pipeline Support System
c. Total Project Cost: Php 815,000
d. Project Location: Pasig City

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II. a. Name INSTALLATION OF MDPE UNDERGROUND PIPING AT STI - BGC
b. Scope of Works: Excavation of Existing Driveway, MDPE Pipe Laying,
Restoration of Driveway.
d. Project Location: Bonifacio Global City
III. a. Name: FIT-OUT PROJECT FOR MOON LEAF TEA HOUSE

b. Scope of Works: Architectural Design and Construction, HVAC System, Plumbing,
Fire Protection, Electrical Works, Installation of CCTV, Waterproofing
d. Project Location: Muntinlupa

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IV. a. Name: INSTALLATION OF 15 X 15 X 50KG MANIFOLD AND CENTRALIZED PIPING

FOR CAFÉ FRANCE COMMISSARY
b. Scope of Works: LPG Manifold Installation, LPG Emergency Shut-off Device
Installation, LPG Leak Testing, Construction of LPG Storage Area
d. Project Location: Sta. Ana, Manila
V. a. Name: RELOCATION OF 2 X 2000 American Gallon Tank at M&T Foods

Corporation
b. Scope of Works: LPG Manifold Installation, Installation, LPG Leak Testing,
Construction of LPG Tank Farm
c. Total Project Cost: Php 1,510,000
d. Project Location: Valenzuela

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2018 MAYOR’S PERMIT
HON. LOR
t
CITY MAYOR

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This certifies that

(National)
is a business name registered in this office pursuant to the provisions of Act 3883, as amended by
Act 4147 and Republic Act No. 863, and in compliance with the applicable rules and regulations
prescribed by the Department of Trade and Industry.
This certificate issued to
JOHN PAULO MILAOR MATABANG

BLOCK 2 WILLIAMSBURG COR COLUMBUS STREET MAHNATTAN VILLAGE, SAN
FRANCISCO, SAN PABLO CITY, LAGUNA, REGION 4-A (CALABARZON)
is valid from 21 March 2018 to 21 March 2023 subject to continuing

compliance with the above-mentioned laws and all applicable laws of the Philippines,
unless voluntarily cancelled.
In testimony whereof, I hereby sign this
Certificate of
Business Name Registration
and issue the same on this 21st day of March 2018 in the Philippines.
RAMON M. LOPEZ
Secretary
Certificate No. 05285570

This certificate is not a license to engage in any kind of business and valid only
at the scope indicated herein.
TRN 8797882
Documentary Stamp Tax Paid PhP 30.00

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BLUE GAS

SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

NCR OFFICE: 590 AYALA BOULEVARD ERMITA MANILA

Mobile no. +63 977 834 6067

Engr. John Paulo Matabang

II. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

4. Health, Safety, Security and Environment Plan

III. HOUSE RULES AND PERSONAL CONDUCT

1. All employees must incorporate safety as first priority.

IV. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

V. SAFE WORKING METHODOLOGIES

1. GENERAL SAFETY PRACTICES

2. WELDING AND CUTTING OPERATIONS

3. SAFE WORKING AT HEIGHTS

1.2.1. Risk of falling objects

VI. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE

1. EMERGENCY DURING FIRE FIGHTING

2. EMERGENCY DURING TYPHOONS, FLOODS, AND EARTHQUAKES

2.2. TYPHOONS AND FLOODS

Pipe Size (in mm) Span (m)

g. All joints must be leak tested to ensure tightness.

II. LPG MATERIALS

A. ABOVE GROUND PIPING

B. UNDER GROUND PIPING

a. Use SPIRAL WOUND METAL gasket 150#

F. STUD BOLTS AND NUTS

a. Bolt: Use B.7 A193 (5/8” Dia x 90mm)

I. HOSES AND COPPER TUBING

III. DISPLACING AIR WITH LPG

IV. CUSTOMER PIPELINES AND DISTRIBUTION LINE COMMISSIONING

Prepared by and Approved by:

John Paulo Matabang

I. Design and Installation of LPG Pipeline System

I. a. Name: INSTALLATION OF 15 X 15 X 50KG MANIFOLD AND CENTRALIZED PIPING

III. a. Name: FIT-OUT PROJECT FOR MOON LEAF TEA HOUSE

IV. a. Name: INSTALLATION OF 15 X 15 X 50KG MANIFOLD AND CENTRALIZED PIPING

V. a. Name: RELOCATION OF 2 X 2000 American Gallon Tank at M&T Foods

2018 MAYOR’S PERMIT

This certifies that

BLUE GAS SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

JOHN PAULO MILAOR MATABANG

is valid from 21 March 2018 to 21 March 2023 subject to continuing

In testimony whereof, I hereby sign this

Certificate No. 05285570

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