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Structural Inspection Workpack
Table of Contents
1 Purpose ............................................................................................................................................... 3
2 Aim ....................................................................................................................................................... 3
3 References .......................................................................................................................................... 3
4 Example Site Work Instruction ............................................................................................................ 4
1 Purpose
The below example of a completed Site Work Instruction for a Structural Inspection of a Crane Boom. It
can be used to assist when creating workpacks for Structural Inspections.
It gives an example of the current best practice in complying with the SD05p8 and SD05p9 procedures.
2 Aim
The aim is to ensure that the inspection gathers all the requisite information to ensure a full
understanding of the condition of the crane and that the inspection team undertaking the work have all
the information required.
3 References
Title: [Title]
Site: [Site]
Revision Control
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Important Points
• It must be ensured that the Daily Defect Report is completed and passed to the onshore team.
• Where there is a critical defect discovered the client must be made aware immediately.
• Inspections must include the areas highlighted by the engineer and any points of corrosion,
damage or previous repair.
• If paint must be removed to complete the examination this must be noted as a defect.
Summary of Task:
Title – East Crane Boom Structural Inspection
Areas of Inspection
The following areas within the East Crane Boom will require inspection during the workscope execution.
Inspection Requirements
The following inspection techniques will be implemented during the workscope execution.
Visual Inspection
The visual inspection should be used to assess the general condition with attention to areas of corrosion,
damage/indentations, wear and other notable defects. If there is any doubt about the condition of the
component contact Sparrows immediately and refer to INS02g1.
Where there are NDT requirements, the coating thickness on the weld or components must be assessed with
locations clearly identified on the drawings. The maximum coating thickness allowable for Eddy Current
Inspection (ECI) is 2.0mm.
Where there is a requirement for protective coatings to be removed, this should be done using suitable
means. Coating removal will only be required where Eddy Current shows a defect (e.g. needle gun, wire brush
etc.)
Note: Where protective coatings have been removed to allow MPI to be carried out, the affected areas must
be recoated to the clients minimum coating standard immediately on completion of NDT or repair of the defect.
If this cannot be completed, the area must be managed as a defect as per SD05p8.
The areas inspected by Eddy Current must adhere to test specification and acceptance to latest Sparrows
eddy current procedure – INS02pBS001E.
NOTE: ANY INDICATIONS FOUND FROM CARRYING OUT AN ECI WILL REQUIRE A FULL MPI CARRIED
OUT.
The areas inspected by MPI must adhere to test specification and Acceptance to latest Sparrows MPI current
procedure - INS02pBS001M.
Where UT wall thickness checks are required, the inspection should be carried out by a qualified technician
using the appropriate equipment. In particular, areas of evident material loss or corrosion should be targeted
for inspection.
SD05p8 Sparrows Crane Integrity Management Procedure, Section 7.1.1, Defect Categorisation states as
guidance that the maximum limit of wear down and corrosion is <= 10% of the original thickness for non-load
path and <= 8% for load path items.
The areas inspected for Ultrasonic Thickness Measurement must adhere to test specification and Acceptance
to latest Sparrows UT current procedure - INS02pBS02U.
Nominal wall thicknesses have been specified for the boom chords and lattices are:
Boom Foot and Mid-Section Chords: 10.00mm (Minimum allowable thickness – 9mm); Cathead Chords –
11.00mm (Minimum allowable thickness – 9.9mm); Lattices: 5.00mm (Minimum allowable thickness – 4.5mm)
Manpower Required:
Procedure
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Locate the boom in the rest, isolate crane and place a notice of work in operator’s cab.
(Sparrows resident to assist).
2.
Note: Ensure overside cover is available when working along the boom.
A visual inspection of the corrosion and coating present at each section of the boom
should be carried out and assessed as per the assessment criteria contained within the
task summary section of this procedure. Condition to be marked up on copies of the
boom drawings by the following criteria and accompanied with photographs:
a) Good condition – Minor spot rusting (0-2 Score)
b) Fair condition – Local breakdown at weld connectors and/or light rusting over
20 percent or more of areas under consideration (3-4 Score)
3.
c) Poor condition – General breakdown of coating over 20 percent or more of
areas, or hard scale at 10 percent or more at areas under consideration (5-6
Score)
Note: In the event that any defects are found further consultation should be held with
Sparrows onshore personnel.
Note: Refer to Corrosion Identification and Mitigation Procedure contained within the
appendix of this workpack.
Photograph the boom foot section. These are to include stand-off photos of this
4. section, all auxiliary equipment inspected and photos of any anomalies or defects
noted during the inspection.
Carry out Eddy Current inspection of welds detailed within weld ID drawings. Suspect
5. welds (paint flaking, corroded or cracked) should be inspected in addition to these
highlighted areas.
Carry out an Eddy Current inspection on 100% of welds at boom connection flanges
and picture frame lattice welds, noting any defects found.
6.
Note: If any weld defects are found it is important that time be taken to determine the
depth, length and orientation of defects and mark up the appropriate drawing
7. Carry out Eddy Current Inspection (100%) of all plate work to main chord welds.
Any dents or bent sections of lattice or main chords highlighted in (3) above, should
have a full MPI carried out, noting both the location of any defects and their size.
8.
Note: Where any dents or bent sections are found at category 3 or above, consultation
should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel to determine required actions.
Procedure
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Carry out UT wall thickness check every 1m along the boom chord. The checks should
be carried out on all four main chords at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, with the
thickness being noted in the inspection report. This is the minimum requirement, if there
are any further areas of corrosion further UT thickness checks must be carried out the
confirm the extent of wall thickness loss.
9. Note: Any areas of corrosion that falls out with the 1m location must also be UT tested.
Note: Ensure all local areas have been prepared properly for UT to allow an accurate
reading.
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any one
location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
Carry out UT wall thickness checks on the 10% of lattices referenced in the weld ID
drawings on each section and 100% of picture frame lattices. In addition to this, any
lattices which show corrosion will require UT thickness measurements to confirm the
10. extent of corrosion.
Note: Ensure reference is made to the lattice numbers detailed on the OS200 Weld ID
Drawings supplied.
Using a pit gauge, complete a pitting and grooving assessment of the boom foot section
making reference to the assessment criteria contained within the task summary section
of this procedure.
11.
Pitting is usually seen on horizontal components while grooving is a linear corrosion
which occurs at structural intersection in welds or heat affected zones.
Visually inspect all boom ancillary equipment noting any defects found. These defects
could include missing bolts, bent, damaged or badly corroded brackets and unsecured
equipment. A close visual inspection (CVI) should also include reports on items in good
serviceable condition.
Equipment to be checked should include but not be exclusive to the following: -
12.
• Walkways: including, grating, handrails stanchions, fasteners, etc.
• Electrical Conduit
• Cable Trays
• Limit Switches
• Light Brackets
• Flange connection bolts
Carry out physical test of the boom foot pins by the crane operator raising / lowering the
13. boom under visual observation. Any anomalies either visual or audible during operation,
consult crane operator.
Carry out 100% NDT of boom foot clevis / connection lugs where accessible.
14. Note: In the event that any defects are found using these inspection methods, further
consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
15. Inspect boom flange connection bolts for any visible signs of wear.
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A visual inspection of the corrosion and coating present at each section of the boom
should be carried out and assessed as per the assessment criteria contained within the
task summary section of this procedure. Condition to be marked up on copies of the
boom drawings by the following criteria and accompanied with photographs:
a) Good condition – Minor spot rusting (0-2 Score)
b) Fair condition – Local breakdown at weld connectors and/or light rusting over 20
percent or more of areas under consideration (3-4 Score)
16.
c) Poor condition – General breakdown of coating over 20 percent or more of
areas, or hard scale at 10 percent or more at areas under consideration (5-6
Score)
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any one
location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
Note: Refer to Corrosion Identification and Mitigation Procedure contained within the
appendix of this workpack.
Photograph the boom 1st mid-section section. These are to include stand-off photos of
17. this section, all auxiliary equipment inspected and photos of any anomalies or defects
noted during the inspection.
Carry out Eddy Current inspection of welds detailed within weld ID drawings. Suspect
18. welds (paint flaking, corroded or cracked) should be inspected in addition to these
highlighted areas.
Carry out an Eddy Current inspection on 100% of welds at boom connection flanges and
picture frame lattice welds, noting any defects found.
19.
Note: If any weld defects are found it is important that time be taken to determine the
depth, length and orientation of defects and mark up the appropriate drawing
20. Carry out Eddy Current inspection on all butt welds on the main chords.
Any dents or bent sections of lattice or main chord highlighted in (16) above, should have
a full MPI carried out, noting both the location of any defects and their size.
21.
Note: Where any dents or bent sections are found at category 3 or above, consultation
should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel to determine required actions.
Procedure
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Carry out UT wall thickness check every 1m along the boom chord. The checks should
be carried out on all four main chords at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, with the
thickness being noted in the inspection report. This is the minimum requirement, if
there are any further areas of corrosion further UT thickness checks must be carried
out the confirm the extent of wall thickness loss.
Note: Any areas of corrosion that falls out with the 1m location must also be UT tested.
22.
Note: Ensure all local areas have been prepared properly for UT to allow an accurate
reading.
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any
one location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore
personnel.
Carry out UT wall thickness checks on the 10% of lattices referenced in the weld ID
drawings on each section and 100% of picture frame lattices. In addition to this, any
lattices which show corrosion will require UT thickness measurements to confirm the
23. extent of corrosion.
Note: Ensure reference is made to the lattice numbers detailed on the OS200 Weld ID
Drawings supplied.
Using a pit gauge, complete a pitting and grooving assessment of the boom 1 st mid-
section making reference to the assessment criteria contained within the task summary
section of this procedure.
24.
Pitting is usually seen on horizontal components while grooving is a linear corrosion
which occurs at structural intersection in welds or heat affected zones.
Visually inspect all boom ancillary equipment noting any defects found. These defects
could include missing bolts, bent, damaged or badly corroded brackets and unsecured
equipment. A close visual inspection (CVI) should also include reports on items in good
serviceable condition.
Equipment to be checked should include but not be exclusive to the following: -
25.
• Walkways: including, grating, handrails stanchions, fasteners, etc.
• Electrical Conduit
• Cable Trays
• Light Brackets
• Flange connection bolts
26. Inspect boom flange connection bolts for any visible signs of wear.
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A visual inspection of the corrosion and coating present at each section of the boom
should be carried out and assessed as per the assessment criteria contained within the
task summary section of this procedure. Condition to be marked up on copies of the
boom drawings by the following criteria and accompanied with photographs:
a) Good condition – Minor spot rusting (0-2 Score)
b) Fair condition – Local breakdown at weld connectors and/or light rusting over 20
percent or more of areas under consideration (3-4 Score)
27.
c) Poor condition – General breakdown of coating over 20 percent or more of
areas, or hard scale at 10 percent or more at areas under consideration (5-6
Score)
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any one
location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
Note: Refer to Corrosion Identification and Mitigation Procedure contained within the
appendix of this workpack.
Photograph the boom 2nd mid-section section. These are to include stand-off photos of
28. this section, all auxiliary equipment inspected and photos of any anomalies or defects
noted during the inspection.
Carry out Eddy Current inspection of welds detailed within weld ID drawings. Suspect
29. welds (paint flaking, corroded or cracked) should be inspected in addition to these
highlighted areas.
Carry out an Eddy Current inspection on 100% of welds at boom connection flanges
and picture frame lattice welds, noting any defects found.
30.
Note: If any weld defects are found it is important that time be taken to determine the
depth, length and orientation of defects and mark up the appropriate drawing
31. Carry out Eddy Current inspection (100%) on all butt welds on the main chords.
Any dents or bent sections of lattice or main chord highlighted in (27) above, should have
a full MPI carried out, noting both the location of any defects and their size.
32.
Note: Where any dents or bent sections are found at category 3 or above, consultation
should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel to determine required actions.
Procedure
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Carry out UT wall thickness check every 1m along the boom chord. The checks should
be carried out on all four main chords at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, with the
thickness being noted in the inspection report. This is the minimum requirement, if there
are any further areas of corrosion further UT thickness checks must be carried out the
confirm the extent of wall thickness loss.
33. Note: Any areas of corrosion that falls out with the 1m location must also be UT tested.
Note: Ensure all local areas have been prepared properly for UT to allow an accurate
reading.
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any one
location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
Carry out UT wall thickness checks on the 10% of lattices referenced in the weld ID
drawings on each section and 100% of picture frame lattices. In addition to this, any
lattices which show corrosion will require UT thickness measurements to confirm the
34. extent of corrosion
Note: Ensure reference is made to the lattice numbers detailed on the OS200 Weld ID
Drawings supplied.
Carry out UT wall thickness check every 1m along the boom chord. The checks should
be carried out on all four main chords at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, with the
thickness being noted in the inspection report. This is the minimum requirement, if there
are any further areas of corrosion further UT thickness checks must be carried out the
confirm the extent of wall thickness loss.
Note: Any areas of corrosion that falls out with the 1m location must also be UT tested.
35.
Note: Ensure all local areas have been prepared properly for UT to allow an accurate
reading.
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any
one location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore
personnel.
Carry out UT wall thickness checks on a minimum of 10% of lattices (selected prior to
mobilisation and referenced in the weld ID drawings) chosen at random on each section
and 100% of picture frame lattices. All lattices which show corrosion will require UT
thickness measurements to confirm the extent of corrosion.
36. Note: Minimum allowance – 10% = 4.5mm. All Readings of 4.5mm or less will require
further reading to confirm the extent of the area of corrosion/wall loss by means of
corrosion mapping.
Note: Ensure reference is made to the lattice numbers detailed on the OS200 Weld ID
Drawings supplied.
Procedure
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Using a pit gauge, complete a pitting and grooving assessment of the boom 2 nd mid-
section making reference to the assessment criteria contained within the task summary
section of this procedure.
37.
Pitting is usually seen on horizontal components while grooving is a linear corrosion
which occurs at structural intersection in welds or heat affected zones.
Visually inspect all boom ancillary equipment noting any defects found. These defects
could include missing bolts, bent, damaged or badly corroded brackets and unsecured
equipment. A close visual inspection (CVI) should also include reports on items in good
serviceable condition.
Equipment to be checked should include but not be exclusive to the following:
38.
• Walkways: including, grating, handrails stanchions, fasteners, etc.
• Electrical Conduit
• Cable Trays
• Light Brackets
• Flange connection bolts
39. Inspect boom flange connection bolts for any visible signs of wear.
A visual inspection of the corrosion and coating present at each section of the boom
should be carried out and assessed as per the assessment criteria contained within the
task summary section of this procedure. Condition to be marked up on copies of the
boom drawings by the following criteria and accompanied with photographs:
a) Good condition – Minor spot rusting (0-2 Score)
b) Fair condition – Local breakdown at weld connectors and/or light rusting over 20
percent or more of areas under consideration (3-4 Score)
40.
c) Poor condition – General breakdown of coating over 20 percent or more of
areas, or hard scale at 10 percent or more at areas under consideration (5-6
Score)
Note: In the event that any defects are found further consultation should be held with
Sparrows onshore personnel.
Note: Refer to Corrosion Identification and Mitigation Procedure contained within the
appendix of this workpack.
Photograph the boom 3rd mid-section. These are to include stand-off photos of this
41. section, all auxiliary equipment inspected and photos of any anomalies or defects noted
during the inspection.
Carry out Eddy Current inspection of welds detailed within weld ID drawings. Suspect
42. welds (paint flaking, corroded or cracked) should be inspected in addition to these
highlighted areas.
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Carry out an Eddy Current inspection on 100% of welds at boom connection flanges and
picture frame lattice welds, noting any defects found.
43.
Note: If any weld defects are found it is important that time be taken to determine the
depth, length and orientation of defects and mark up the appropriate drawing.
44. Carry out Eddy Current inspection (100%) on all butt welds on the main chords.
Any dents or bent sections of lattice or main chord highlighted in (42) above, should have
a full MPI carried out, noting both the location of any defects and their size.
45.
Note: Where any dents or bent sections are found at category 3 or above, consultation
should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel to determine required actions.
Carry out UT wall thickness check every 1m along the boom chord. The checks should
be carried out on all four main chords at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, with the
thickness being noted in the inspection report. This is the minimum requirement, if there
are any further areas of corrosion further UT thickness checks must be carried out the
confirm the extent of wall thickness loss.
Note: Any areas of corrosion that falls out with the 1m location must also be UT tested.
46.
Note: Ensure all local areas have been prepared properly for UT to allow an accurate
reading.
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any
one location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore
personnel.
Carry out UT wall thickness checks on the 10% of lattices referenced in the weld ID
drawings on each section and 100% of picture frame lattices. In addition to this, any
lattices which show corrosion will require UT thickness measurements to confirm the
47. extent of corrosion.
Note: Ensure reference is made to the lattice numbers detailed on the OS200 Weld ID
Drawings supplied.
Using a pit gauge, complete a pitting and grooving assessment of the boom foot section
making reference to the assessment criteria contained within the task summary section
of this procedure.
48.
Pitting is usually seen on horizontal components while grooving is a linear corrosion
which occurs at structural intersection in welds or heat affected zones.
Procedure
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Visually inspect all boom ancillary equipment noting any defects found. These defects
could include missing bolts, bent, damaged or badly corroded brackets and unsecured
equipment. A close visual inspection (CVI) should also include reports on items in good
serviceable condition.
Equipment to be checked should include but not be exclusive to the following:
49.
• Walkways: including, grating, handrails stanchions, fasteners, etc.
• Electrical Conduit
• Cable Trays
• Light Brackets
• Flange connection bolts
50. Inspect boom flange connection bolts for any visible signs of wear.
Cathead Section
A visual inspection of the corrosion and coating present at each section of the boom
should be carried out and assessed as per the assessment criteria contained within the
task summary section of this procedure. Condition to be marked up on copies of the
boom drawings by the following criteria and accompanied with photographs:
a) Good condition – Minor spot rusting (0-2 Score)
b) Fair condition – Local breakdown at weld connectors and/or light rusting over 20
percent or more of areas under consideration (3-4 Score)
51.
c) Poor condition – General breakdown of coating over 20 percent or more of
areas, or hard scale at 10 percent or more at areas under consideration (5-6
Score)
Note: In the event that any defects are found further consultation should be held with
Sparrows onshore personnel.
Note: Refer to Corrosion Identification and Mitigation Procedure contained within the
appendix of this workpack.
Photograph the boom cathead section. These are to include stand-off photos of this
52. section, all auxiliary equipment inspected and photos of any anomalies or defects noted
during the inspection.
Carry out Eddy Current inspection of welds detailed within weld ID drawings. Suspect
53. welds (paint flaking, corroded or cracked) should be inspected in addition to these
highlighted areas.
Carry out an Eddy Current inspection on 100% of welds at boom connection flanges
and picture frame lattice welds, noting any defects found.
54.
Note: If any weld defects are found it is important that time be taken to determine the
depth, length and orientation of defects and mark up the appropriate drawing
55. Carry out Eddy Current Inspection (100%) of all plate work to main chord welds.
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Any dents or bent sections of lattice or main chord should have a full MPI carried out,
noting both the location of any defects and their size.
56.
Note: Where any dents or bent sections are found at category 3 or above, consultation
should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel to determine required actions.
Carry out UT wall thickness check every 1m along the boom chord. The checks should
be carried out on all four main chords at the 12, 3, 6 and 9 o’clock positions, with the
thickness being noted in the inspection report. This is the minimum requirement, if there
are any further areas of corrosion further UT thickness checks must be carried out the
confirm the extent of wall thickness loss.
57. Note: Any areas of corrosion that falls out with the 1m location must also be UT tested.
Note: Ensure all local areas have been prepared properly for UT to allow an accurate
reading.
Note: In the event that any defects are found or more than 10% material loss at any one
location is found further consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
Carry out UT wall thickness checks on the 10% of lattices referenced in the weld ID
drawings on each section and 100% of picture frame lattices. In addition to this, any
lattices which show corrosion will require UT thickness measurements to confirm the
58. extent of corrosion.
Note: Ensure reference is made to the lattice numbers detailed on the OS200 Weld ID
Drawings supplied.
59. Carry out Eddy Current inspection on the sheave shaft mountings on the boom cathead.
Using a pit gauge, complete a pitting and grooving assessment of the boom foot section
making reference to the assessment criteria contained within the task summary section
of this procedure.
60.
Pitting is usually seen on horizontal components while grooving is a linear corrosion
which occurs at structural intersection in welds or heat affected zones.
Visually inspect all boom ancillary equipment noting any defects found. These defects
could include missing bolts, bent, damaged or badly corroded brackets and unsecured
equipment. A close visual inspection (CVI) should also include reports on items in good
serviceable condition.
Equipment to be checked should include but not be exclusive to the following: -
61.
• Walkways: including, grating, handrails stanchions, fasteners, etc.
• Sheaves
• Electrical Conduit
• Cable Trays
• Light Brackets
• Flange connection bolts
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Visually inspect the sheaves & pins on the Boom tip assembly for indications of damage
62. or corrosion noting any defects found. The rope groove of all sheaves should also be
examined around the section of the sheave which are accessible using sheave gauges.
Carry out Eddy Current inspection (100%) on the boom tip termination.
63.
Note: In the event that any defects are found using these inspection methods, further
consultation should be held with Sparrows onshore personnel.
64. Inspect boom flange connection bolts for any visible signs of wear.
To avoid further deterioration of the boom where paint/scale has been removed, a
solvent degrease, hand prep to ST2 (minimum) and coat with Jotun SmartPack will be
applied.
65.
With reference to the Repair Charts contained within section 4 of the Corrosion
Identification and Mitigation Procedure, the coating breakdown, general corrosion and
pitting and grooving scores for each section will determine the future repair requirements.
66. • Do not apply the coating if the substrate is wet or likely to become wet.
• Do not apply coating if the weather if deteriorating.
• Do not apply coating in high wind conditions.
Where paint/scale has been removed to complete the boom inspection and where any
areas of paint breakdown is evident, complete the following:
• Minor Areas of Rust – Utilise Sandpaper to remove all signs of mill scale or rust.
Ensure as little of the surrounding painting work is removed. Ensure all paint
edges are chamfered.
67. • Major Areas of Rust – Utilise a combination of the chipping hammer, wire
brushes, air drill c/w cup and spiral wire brush attachments and a needle gun for
areas with limited access.
• Flaked Paint – Utilise scrappers and wire brushes to remove all un-bonded
material back to a firm edge. Ensure the below surface is prepared using
sandpaper and/or air drill c/w flapper wheel.
• Glossy Finishes – Light abrasion to provide a physical key.
Note: When using a wire brush or abrasive attachments, be careful not to polish the
surface as this will reduce adhesion of the coating.
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Once all mill scale, rust and un-bonded material is removed from the boom surface,
degrease the complete surface using Panel Wipe and apply with rags / brush. Ensure all
surfaces are thoroughly cleaned with all dust and debris removed.
68.
Note: Ensure the MSDS for Panel Wipe is reviewed prior to application.
Note: Ensure full PPE including face mask and safety goggles are worn throughout.
On completion ensure all rags are disposed of as per platform requirements. Any
remaining panel wipe should be transferred back into the original container (using the
69.
funnels supplied to minimise any spills) and any plastic containers and brushes used
should be thoroughly cleaned.
Ensure the worksite below the applicable boom section is cleaned of any loose debris
70.
and tidy away all equipment and materials.
Ensure the applicable boom surface is dry with no signs of debris remaining from the
surface preparation stage.
71.
Note: If it has been longer than one full shift since the boom was prepared, clean all
surfaces with a rag / brush as a precaution.
Using the plastic sheeting and tape supplied, fully cover all electrical components,
72.
wiring (including cable trays) to protect against any paint spray or spills.
In order to mix the top coat paint, follow the following steps:
• Mix the base and curing agent inside the dry goods container to prevent any
contamination – it is recommended that the temperature during this process is
18 Degree Celsius or higher.
• Only start mixing paint if a minimum of 1 hour working time is available. Once
mixed the working pot life is 1 hour.
• Locate the paint – Jotmastic Smart Pack HB (A & B) - Red
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• Ensure all plastic containers are clear of any dust or debris before used for
mixing / storing paint.
• Measure out equal parts of A & B and empty into either a 20 or 10 Litre plastic
containers. Ensure the measurement is exact.
• Using the air drill and mixing paddle, thoroughly mix Part A then combine the
entire contents with Part B and mix until satisfied with the consistency.
• Once the paint has been thoroughly mixed, split the complete contents between
the 2L paint pots or roller trays.
Ensure the work site directly below the specified boom is barriered off due to potential
for paint spills.
74.
Note: If possible, cover any deck areas and equipment (not operational) with plastic
sheeting or rags to avoid any stains from paint spills.
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Apply the paint to the boom surfaces using a paint brush (utilise the synthetic bristle
brushes supplied). Please note that all brush marks will flatten within 5-10 minutes after
application.
75.
Ensure a smooth coat is applied with uniform thickness (if possible) with no detrimental
bush marks. Paint must be worked into all corners and crevices.
Note: The surface will be touch dry within 7-10 hours (at 5 to 10 Degrees Celcuis).
Once all painting has been completed, complete the following:
76. • Dispose of any mixed paint in accordance with the platform procedure.
• Wash surfaces (where spills have occurred) with Jotun Thinner No. 17. Ensure
reference is made to the MSDS before using.
• Dispose of all rags, equipment (brushes or rollers) and used plastic containers.
Ensure all items - painting and NDT equipment have been removed from the worksite
77.
and prepared for backload.
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