PROJECT : RASGAS ONSHORE EXPANSION PROJECT, PHASE 2 (RGX2)

COMPANY : RASGAS COMPANY LIMITED

CONTRACTOR : CTJV (JV OF Chiyoda – Technip)

SUBCONTRACTOR : Dodsal Engineering and Construction Pte Ltd

JOB NUMBER : RG6-CS-004

METHOD STATEMENT
FOR
INSTALLATION OF FIELD INSTRUMENTS

DOCUMENT NUMBER
: DOD-MST-INS-002

REVISION NUMBER :1

Rev. Issue Reviewed Approved

Reason for Issue Prepared Dodsal
No Date Dodsal Dodsal
Contractor’s Comments
Avaneesh Bikas
B 22. 04. 07 incorporated and Issued for Ravi shivdasan
Chaudhary Sinha
Approval.
Contractor’s Comments
Avaneesh
C 18. 07. 07 incorporated and Issued for Nitin.N.Baviskar A .Sinha
Chaudhary
Approval.
Company’s Comments
Pankaj Shukla Avaneesh Antonio
0 16.09.07 incorporated and Issued for
Chaudhary Marchese
Construction
Company’s Comments
Avaneesh
1 08. 11. 07 incorporated and Issued for Nitin.N.Baviskar
Chaudhary
Approval.

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 REVISION CONTROL SHEET

Sr. Rev. Issue Issue

Description
No. No. No. Date
Contractor’s comments incorporated and Issued for
1 B 0 22.04.07 Approval.
Contractor’s comments incorporated and Issued for
2 C 0 18.07.07 Approval.
Company’s Comments incorporated and Issued for
3 0 0 16. 09. 07 Construction.
Company’s Comments incorporated and Issued for
4 0 0 08. 11. 07
Approval

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 INDEX

1.0 PURPOSE

2.0 SCOPE

3.0 REFERENCES

4.0 DEFINITIONS

5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

6.0 PROCEDURE

7.0 DOCUMENTATION

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1.0 PURPOSE

The purpose of this Method Statement is to accomplish the Installation of Field Instruments in
accordance with applicable Project Specifications, Codes and Standards.

2.0 SCOPE

This scope covers Installation of field instruments which are covered within the
subcontractor’s scope of work for RasGas Onshore Expansion Project, Phase2.

3.0 REFERENCES

3.1 Contractor’s Documents

RG6-S-00-1370-002 : Project Specifications General

RG6-S-00-1370-005
RG6-S-00-1370-011
RG6-S-00-1370-026
RG6-S-00-1370-081
RG6-S-00-1378-001
RG6-S-00-1378-001-01
RG6-S-00-1370-027
RG6-S-00-1370-029
RG6-S-00-1370-083
Requirements for Instrumentation.
: Instrument -Control Valves
: Instrumentation – Wiring for
instruments and Computers.
: Instrumentation – Installation of Field
Mounted Instruments.
: Instrumentation – Fiber Optic Cables
: Instrument Installation Drawings
Design Procedure.
: General Notes / Symbols / Legend
for Instrumentation
: Instrument Electric Motor Operated
Valves
: Instrument - Site Calibration and
Testing of Instruments
: Fire Alarm & Gas Detection System of
LNG Plant Technical Specification

3.2 Subcontractor’s Documents

DOD-QMS-M001 : Quality Assurance System Manual

DOD-QA/QC-PQP-M130 : Project Quality Plan
DOD-HSE-RG-HSEP-H001 : Health, Safety, Environment Plan
DOD-QCP-QC-001 : Material Control & Storage
DOD-QCP-QC-002 : Material Receiving Inspection
DOD-ITP-INS-002 : ITP for Installation of Field Instruments
DOD-QCP-INS-002 : QCP for Installation of Field Instruments

4.0 DEFINITIONS

Company : RasGas Company Limited

Contractor : CTJV (Chiyoda – Technip Joint Venture)

Subcontractor : Dodsal Engg. and Construction Pte Limited

Supplier : Sub-Contractor to Dodsal Engg. and

Construction Pte Ltd.

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5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

5.1 CHIEF CONSTRUCTION MANAGER :- Shall be responsible for the implementation of

this Method Statement and shall pass on instructions down the line to ensure the
required HSE and Quality standards , practices and procedures are maintained at each
stage of the Work.

5.2 E&I MANAGER / DEPUTY E&I MANAGER:- Shall be responsible for the
implementation of this Method Statement and ensure the required HSE and Quality
standards, practices and procedures are maintained for the Installation of Field
Instruments.

5.3 SENIOR INSTRUMENT ENGINEER: - Shall be responsible for the implementation of

this Method Statement and correct working techniques and shall ensure that the
instrumentation works are carried out as per approved IFC drawings, Project
Specifications & Standards. He shall be responsible for overall site supervision and work
execution with strict adherence to this method statement and required HSE and Quality
standards, practices and procedures at site. He shall arrange for necessary inspection &
documentation.

5.4 INST SITE- ENGINEER / SUPERINTENDENT:- Shall be responsible for the execution
of instrumentation works as per approved IFC drawings, project specifications &
standards. He shall be responsible for overall site supervision of work execution with
strict adherence to this method statement and required HSE and Quality standards,
practices and procedures at site. He shall be responsible to raise RFI for the works to be
inspected and attend punch points as required.

5.5 INSTRUMENT FOREMAN: Shall be responsible for the executing the instrumentation
work as per approved IFC Drawings, Specifications & Standards, method statement and
responsible for required HSE and Quality standards, practices & procedures at site.

5.6 QC INSPECTOR INSTRUMENT QA/QC.ENGINEER / INSPECTOR: - The Instrument

QC Engineer/Inspector shall be responsible to forward the RFI (Request for Inspection)
Form No: DOD-RGX-F056 to CTJV after carrying out internal inspection of the work. He
will perform daily pre-inspection for instrument installation works and confirm readiness
for the inspection of the instrumentation works, compilation and retention of reports
and records as per QCP’S and ITP’S requirements as well as the loop release. He will
also be responsible for issuing non -Conformance Reports (NCR) and punch list for the
discrepancies of the work. All instruments will be inspected upon receipt at site and
checked for any damage during transit and shall be verified against manufacturer’s
relevant test certificates & inspection reports duly signed. OSDR (Overage, Short,
Damage Report) to be prepared as applicable, shall be duly signed by concerned
personnel/ Deptt. / Client representative and to be immediately submitted to the client
with all the documentation & procedural requirements.

5.7 SAFETY OFFICER shall ensure that all the Equipment, Tools and Tackles are certified
in accordance with the site HSE Requirement. All manpower, directly or indirectly
involved in this activity shall be informed of the hazards and risk factor. All regular Safety
Equipments (PPE) shall be used like helmet, goggles, work gloves, safety harness etc.

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6.0 ERECTION PROCEDURE

6.1 Safety

6.1.1 All equipment and accessories shall be verified for adequate capacity according to HSE
requirements. Refer JSA No.: DOD-MST-INS-002

6.1.2 All personnel involved in Installation of field Instruments shall be informed of hazards
and will adopt preventive measures while undertaking subject instrumentation works.

6.1.3 All personnel must use their Safety Equipments and Personnel Protective Equipments
(PPE).

6.1.4 Tool Box meeting shall be held daily, prior to start of the work

6.2 MATERIALS

All Materials shall be supplied by M/s CTJV based on the M/s RasGas Standard,
and Project purchase documents & approved manufacturer’s specification.
All materials purchased by Dodsal will be approved before usage by
CTJV QC vía “MAR” (Material Approval Request) form no: DOD-RGX-F037

6.3 Equipments & Tools / Tackles

 Eletrical Drill machine Hilti Brand.

 Pliers, Screw driver set
 Hammer - Steel / Plastic Lead Hammer
 Hand tools for excavation
 Spanner / Alan key set
 Welding Machine

6.4 General Requirements:

The Dodsal Document Control Deptt shall ensure that all approved construction
drawings procedures & other necessary documents have been issued to the personnel-
in-charge of the work.

6.4.1 All material received at site shall be inspected, handled and stored upon receipt
in accordance with ITP DOD-RGX-F051.

6.4.2 All tests shall be conducted by qualified and experienced Instrument Technician under
the supervision of Instrument Site Engineer / Supervisor and QC Inspector.

6.4.3 Field QA/QC inspection item check list sheet shall be used to report the status of
completed installations.

6.4.4 The tests shall be recorded as defined herein and witnessed by the CTJV and
Company in accordance with the Contract Procedures. Prior to issuing the report forms,
this requirement will be signed by the Instrument QC Inspector.

6.4.5 All installation activities shall be checked to confirm that location, mounting,
accessibility, protection, maintenance provisions and installation workmanship is in
accordance with the requirements of the project specifications, standards and approved
construction drawings.

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6.4.6 Instrument Installation shall not start until major construction work in the vicinity has
been completed to an extent that there is no chance of damaging the instruments
concerned.

6.4.7 Local panels shall be suitably boxed for protection during installation work as per
DOD-MST-INS-001.

6.4.8 All instrument items will be covered during painting operation in their vicinity.

6.4.9 Instrument cases shall be positioned so that when doors are fully opened, covers
removed, vent holes are not impeded and all adjustments, controls and connections
shall be easily accessible.

6.4.10 Instruments shall not be mounted on handrails unless specially called for and
agreed in writing from the company.

6.4.11 Post-mounted instruments shall be generally installed as per standard installation

drawing.

6.4.12 Instrument panels shall be installed as defined in the installation drawings, and be
aligned horizontally & vertically by plumb and level. Securing devices shall be
installed for panels proper protection to be provided when stored outside. The
transporting and handling of panels shall always be with the correct tools and
equipment with full protection provided for the panel finish.

6.4.13 Special precaution shall be taken to guard against ingress of dust or dirt into
instrument connections and all temporary plugs etc, shall be retained in place
until replaced for the final connection. Throughout the construction period,
instruments shall be protected with plastic covers.

6.4.14 Special care shall be taken to prevent the ingress of moisture into instrument
casings. Silica Gel drying bags shall be retained as provided.

6.4.15 Process impulse and airlines shall be capped or plugged when temporarily
disconnected from the associated instruments. For every short period, ends may
be covered using masking tapes.

6.4.16 Instruments shall not be installed till all the necessary support structure are Installed
and inspected in order to protect the instrument. This includes support for capillary
connections etc.

6.4.17 When threaded fittings are used, DODSAL to ensure that mating thread forms are
compatible and where required the correct sealant area.

6.4.18 Pipe Bending shall be done using correct pipe bender apparatus and shall be free
from kinks or flats as per DOD-MST-INS-004.

6.4.19 Instrument connected to process pipes which vibrate heavily shall be provided with
additional independent supports with the lines arranged so as to be sufficiently
flexible, in order to minimize the vibration and to prevent the lines from vibrating at
resonant frequency.

6.4.20 Instrument shall not be supported by process lines, unless specifically designed
for direct mounting and capable of withstanding induced vibrations.

6.5 Delivery & Pre-Installation Inspection:-

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6.5.1 Upon receipt at the storage and handling area, the instrument shall be inspected
by material QC inspector and recorded in the MIR (Material Receipt Inspection
Report) Form No: DOD-RGX-F051. And if there is any mechanical damage /
missing accessories, they shall be recorded on the OSDR (Overage
/Shortage/Damage Report) form no: DOD-RGX-F049 respectively.

6.5.2 During the final installation inspection at Field / Site, any mechanical damage
noticed, the same shall be recorded on the Damage Report form no: DOD-RGX-F049
by Instrument QC Inspector.

6.6 Support Requirements.

In general all signal cabling should be continuously supported as described below

but short run-supported length is permitted to final instrument connection.

6.6.1 Supports shall be fabricated as per approved design drawings.

6.6.2 Prior to shifting to site, the support frame, stand and / or bracket shall be inspected
and checked against the detailed drawing.

6.6.3 Particular attention shall be paid to the fixing points for correct sizing and orientation.

6.6.4 All rough edges shall be removed; the assembly primed and painted in accordance
with the Project Specifications.

6.6.5 The supports shall be located in accordance with the instrument layout drawing. The
final location shall be decided in the field with CTJV / Company personnel and shall
be as close as possible to the process tapping point.

6.6.6 Particular attention shall be paid to the following:

 The installation shall not obstruct access ways, exits or passage to equipment.
 Sufficient access shall be maintained to allow maintenance in a safe manner.
 The installation shall be positioned so that process piping wherever possible does
not pass over equipment.

 The elevation of the installed instrument shall be checked to ensure it will be

above or below the process tapping point as per the hook-up drawing.

 Field Instruments shall be considered grounded by means of the cable gland via the
field cable steel wire armour otherwise an earth wire connected between the
manufacturers earth boss on the field instrument and bonded tray or main 1
structure.

 Secondary cabling to field instruments such as transmitters, resistance bulb and

Thermocouples etc. shall leave access length of 200mm minimum to allow for
easy removal of the element. This access and also any capillary length access
should be neatly coiled tied and secured to the adjacent support material.

 Supports shall generally be attached to structural items and not process vessels,
lines or handrail etc. In cases, where other arrangements are required, the approval of
CTJV / Company must be obtained in writing before taking up the supports work.

 Galvanized steel angle protector and cable tray / ladder can be used for

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 continuously supporting cables and these shall be secured by supports. Maximum
distance between the supports shall be 1.5 mtr, for perforated angle, 3mtr,for
tray/ladder having 3mtr, length and 6mtr, Distance for cable tray / ladder having 6
mtr. Length as per MST : DOD-MST-INS-006

 Capillaries of filled systems shall be run independently of all other lines and shall be
supported continuously by using galvanized steel angles with clips at 0.5 mtr.
Intervals.

 Tray routes along faces of structural steel works that requires painting should be
stood off sufficiently to allow for future painting.

 The installed support shall be inspected to ensure it’s level, vertical and the whole
assembly is rigid.

 Where supports are installed on pre-cast concrete foundations, the fixings shall
be checked to ensure they are tight and secure.

 Supports bolted to structural steel shall be checked to ensure all bolts etc. are
correctly installed and securely fixed.

 Where supports are to be welded to structural steel, ensure welding work is carried
out in accordance with approved procedure. Touch-up paint shall be applied where
required.

6.7 Identification of Lines and Instruments:

 Lines and Instruments shall be identified by approved items, as described below

with the exception of the instrument labels initially supplied.

 All cables shall have cable markers fitted at both ends and any intermediate junction
where relevant cable numbers shall be visible at the instrument.

 Each air header shall be clearly tagged and in the case of air manifolds each take-off
valve shall be individually tagged with the tag no of the associated instruments.

 All junction boxes, relay boxes etc, shall be clearly identified using legible traffalyte
labels secured permanently to the front, or other approved means.

 All field instruments shall be identified by equipment nameplate made from non
corrosive stainless steel and securely fixed to the instrument by stainless steel wire.

 All indicating and controlling instruments and control valves shall have a clearly
visible label adjacent to them giving the tag number and brief description of the
process function. They should be made from white / black / white laminated plastic
with the exception of shutdown service shall be made from red/white/red laminated
plastic.

 Position nameplates should be fixed with screws or bolts to a permanent structure

that would not be removed during maintenance or dismantling of the equipment.

 Where radioactive instruments or other hazardous items are installed, DODSAL shall
ensure that the appropriate safety warning labels are prominently displayed and any
necessary barriers correctly installed.

 Identification shall be shown on all field components in a loop to make all personnel
are fully aware of the status of the installation.
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6.8 Protection to Instruments and Installations:

 All galvanized brackets and supports shall be adequately protected against

corrosion by the application of a epoxy zinc rich paint to any areas of damage.
This shall generally comprise cleaning, de-greasing, priming, one undercoat and
two finish coats of paint. The projects standard painting specification shall be
adhered to as applicable.

 Cut ends of galvanized steel tray shall be treated with a suitable zinc rich paint to
prevent corrosion.

 In general, 316SS tubing shall be provided as per installation drawings.

 Protective shades for electronic instruments installed shall always be provided

With a protective sunshade wherever subject to sunlight throughout the day.

 The Sunshade shall be fixed to the mounting plate in such a way , that quick
installation and removal is guaranteed.

 The Sunshade installation inspection shall be recorded on form No:

DOD-RGX-F420

6.9 Support Mounted / Off-line Instruments:

6.9.1 Prior to installation the instrument will have been “Bench Verified / Calibrated “ in
accordance with QCP, DOD-QCP-INS-002. The instrument shall be identified by “
Tag” number and checked to ensure it is color coded” Blue” signifying pre-
calibration has been carried out.

6.9.2 Upon installation the instrument shall be checked to ensure the mounting is as per
the approved method and fixing is secured.

6.9.3 Particular attention shall be paid to the following

 The instrument elevation is as per the approved drawing and is above or below the
process tapping points as specified.

 The orientation is such that process connections can be made with the minimum
number of bends.

 The instruments shall be installed as per the approved installation drawings.

 Where the installed instrument has a local indicator or dial, the indication can be
read from grade or platform and where relevant also visible from any associated
control items such as control valve.

 Instruments shall not be mounted where temperature or vibration from hydraulics

or operating equipment will affect the operation of the instrument or cause
damage to instrument piping and should not be under drain point or above vent
point.

6.9.4 Where specified, sunshades shall be inspected to ensure they are as per the
detailed drawing and are securely fixed.

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6.9.5 Instrument identification tag (nameplate) shall be installed as per typical installation
drawings.

6.9.6 The Instrument Installation shall be recorded on the Form No: DOD-RGX-F420

6.10 Direct Mounted Instruments:

6.10.1 The instruments shall be identified and checked as in 6.6

6.10.2 Where instruments are to be flange mounted, the following shall be checked prior
to installation:-
 Cable tray is suitably supported and routed for cabling
 Flange orientation, to ensure the instrument installed vertically.
 Mating faces of flange and instrument diaphragm are compatible.
 Gasket is of correct material and dimension.
 Bolts, nuts and washers are of correct material, length and diameter.
 Where dual fixing is required, the two flanges are correctly spaced and their
alignment is corrected.

6.10.3 Bolts shall be tightened in sequence ensuring the gasket remains central and the
assembly is securely fixed.

6.10.4 Where dual flanges are employed, particular attention shall be paid to ensure no
undue stress or misalignment of the instrument flanges.

6.10.5 Where instruments are installed on screwed connections, the assembly shall be
checked to ensure it is as per the detailed instrument hook-up drawings.

610.6 Particular attention shall be paid to ensure that, all threaded connections are properly
tightened.

6.10.7 The inspection shall be recorded on Form No: DOD-RGX-F420

6.11 Fire & Gas System:

6.11.1 Precaution during Installation:

a) As most of the gas detectors other than optical type are sensitive to environmental
conditions. Manufacturer recommendation / instructions on storage shall be
followed.

b) Installation of sensors (part of Gas Detector ) shall only be carried out after
Completion of mechanical activities like welding, painting etc. In general,
installation of sensors shall be delayed to the latest possible moment and
sensors shall not be left without power supply once installed except during
loop checking.

6.11.2 Installation of Fire & Gas Systems:

a) Installation shall be done as per specification. RG6-S-00-1370-083

b) Sensor heads shall be installed such that they are not adversely affected by
strong winds, sand / dust, water sprays etc., which can block the sensor heads or
cause excessive drift or reduced output signals.

c) Sensor heads spacing and the location shall be in accordance with approval for

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 construction drawings and supplier recommendation. However, the Precise /
actual location shall be decided by consulting with CTJV / Company.

d) Sensor heads shall be located in a position that would readily detect hazards and
provide safe access for periodic maintenance and calibration . Power supply and
electronic circuit shall be located in a non-hazardous area, preferably in auxiliary
room of control center or field auxiliary room.

e) Toxic and Flammable Gas detectors shall preferably be positioned at

approximately the same elevation and close to the potential source of leakage as
per vendor specification and drawings.

f) Where required, climatic protection shall be provided e.g. sunshades / rain hoods
for detectors, horns, beacons etc.

g) The post installation checks shall include but are not limited to the following:

 Visibility of beacons, if provided and proper accessibility of system components.

 Supports shall be rigid and routing & clamping of cables is proper.

 Tag numbers or equipment numbers are provided and numbers are clearly visible from
the ground level.

 A visual inspection of the complete installation including equipment, sensor heads and
associated cabling.

 Insulation and continuity test of all circuits and cables.

 Inspection for correct polarity of alarms devices, bells, sirens, beacons etc. and all other
items where correctness of polarity is required

h) After on-site installation the sub-contractor shall perform agreed tests and pre-
commissioning of the system as loop test according to Vendor’s instruction manual of
Fire & Gas Systems. All Test forms / sheets and records shall be prepared and
submitted by DODSAL to CTJV / Company as per Project Specifications :
RG6-S-00-1370-083

6.12 In-line Instruments:

6.12.1 In-line instruments such as flow meters, orifice plates, valves etc., shall be identified
and checked as in 6.6

6.12.2 In-line instruments shall be installed by the piping Erection group in accordance
with this procedure and supervised by the Site Instrument Supervisor. Particular
attention shall be paid to ensure no undue stress on the instrument flanges.

6.12.3 Where in-line instruments have been installed to facilitate pipe-work erection, these
shall be removed and replaced by spools prior to flushing.

6.12.4 Where on/off, control and modulating valves are to be subjected to site test as
defined in QCP No: DOC-QCP-INS-002. This test shall be carried out prior to
installation in line.

6.12.5 During final installation particular attention shall be paid to the direction of flow to

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 ensure correct orientation. Orifice plates shall have their leading edge on the
Upstream side.

6.13 Analyzer System

6.13.1 On line analyzers and analyzer houses shall be installed and inspected as per
Project specification RG6-S-00-1370-028 and analyzer system vendor drawings.

6.13.2 Analyzer house location shall be shown on main plot drawing to ensure that an
adequate area is provided for enclosures.

6.13.3 The location and installation of the sample acquisition and return points shall be as
per analyzer system vendor drawings.

6.13.4 All components up stream of the takes off block valve and down stream of the
return block valve shall confirm to relevant process line specifications.

6.13.5 All sample piping and tubing’s shall be according to analyzer system vendor
drawings.

6.13.6 Sample take and return block valves shall be installed so that it is accessible from
grade platform or permanent ladder.

6.13.7 Installations and tubing’s connection of gas cylinders for calibrating samples,
carries gas and other utilities as per analyzer system vendor drawings.

6.13.8 All the wirings connections to the JB which is installed external of the analyzer
house shall be as per vendor supplied wiring diagram and this shall be checked
and recorded as per Quality Control Procedure : DOD-QCP-INS-003.

6.13.9 All inlet piping, tubing and bulkhead connection shall be labeled as per project
Specification RG6-S-00-1370-028, 5.1.10.

6.13.10 All the sample pipes and tubes shall be pressure tested and results shall be
recorded on the form no:

6.14 Certification:

6.14.1 After successful completion of each test, the instrument shall be marked with a
colored label bearing the date of the test and the initials of the witnessing party.

The coding shall be as follows:

White - Defective Instrument

Blue - Pre- Calibration Tested
Yellow - Pressure Tested
Green - Cables and / or Air Tubing Tested.
Red - Instrument Loop Tested / Pre Commissioning.

This indication shall be shown on all components of the loop.

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 6.15 FINAL INSPECTION

6.15.1 Visual inspection will be conducted.

6.15.2 Proper fittings and accessories installation shall be checked.

6.15.3 Check whether the instrument supports installed rigidly and painting done.

6.15.4 Instrument Tags shall be reviewed as per drawing.

6.15.5 Check for maintenance access for all instruments.

6.15.6 Check if all tubing pressure testing is complete and recorded.

6.15.7 Sunshade for the instruments shall be provided as per drawing.

6.15.8 Impulse line flow direction shall be checked as per drawing.

6.15.9 Earthing connections for the instruments shall be checked.

6.15.10 Instrument tag no and cable tag no shall be provided.

6.16 JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS (JSA)

6.16.1 Job Safety Analysis, as per attachment JSA No: DOD-MST-INS-002.

7 DOCUMENTATION

7.1 Instrument Installation Report : DOD-RGX-F420

7.2 Application for New Work Start : DOD-RGX-F350

7.3 Material Receipt Inspection Report : DOD-RGX-F051

7.4 Over - Short - Damage Report : DOD-RGX-F049

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