ALQ ALABRAJ FOR GENERAL

TRADING LTD,.
CIVIL,
Oil & Gas services

Basra Office Dubai Office Korea Office

❑ Our company branches
Iraq , Al Basra- Al Barjasay St. – Rumail

Dubai, P.O. Box….. Parcel ID 231-356 Office number 904, for sheik Mohamed bin ali bin rushed alnuame ,Deara. Alnahed alawel.
Korea, 1008- , knowledge industrial center, 184, Jungbu-daero, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, 17095 Republic of Korea
❑ How to contact US
➢ info@alq-alabraj-com
➢ chairman Riyad M. Abdul Kadhim riyadh@alq-alabraj.com +964 773 048 3048 ,+964 780 125 5366
➢ Construction director chief Maitham T.Naji maitham@alq-alabraj.com +964 781 677 9319 +964 771 352 4526
❑ CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION

2.COMPANY REGISTRATION & CERTIFICATES

3.COMPANY ACTIVITIES

3.1 Civil work

1.1 ELKOMIX–180 TW STATIONARY CONCRETE BATCHING 1.3 Security related work, Fence work 1.5 Precast concrete activate

1.2 Security related work 1.4 Security Tower 1.6 Some of civil work excavation compaction and steel fixing, insulation

3.2 Valves & Flanges Maintenance

2.1 There are two ways of maintaining valves 2.2 Maintenance services 2.3 P i p el i n e / P i p e S p o o l R e p a i r 2 . 4 Defect Repair Using

Composite Reinforcement Sleeves 2 . 5 Mechanical Clamp.

3.3 . Electrical Construction

3.4 HEAVY LIFTING CAPABILITIES

4.1 Heavy Lifts Cranes 01 4.2 Heavy Lifts Cranes 02

3.5 Mechanical Construction

• Pipeline and flow lines construction

• Piping Network Fabrication and Installation

• Mechanical Equipment Installation

• Tank fabrication and installation ,

4.ALQ ALABRAJ & BILAD AL-DUHA FOR GENERAL TRADING AAC. JV

 1.Introduction

ALQ AL-ABRAJ (AAC) is a Company for General oil and gas services dedicated to providing a professional and quality oilfield support services to operators in Iraq. We pride
ourselves in being able to provide a fast on the spot economic solutions to all types of challenges prevalent in our business, with Iraq our area of operations. We have vastly
experienced and qualified personnel in key positions throughout our organization engaged on a permanent basis, ready and able to rise to the variety of challenges which are
daily set before us. Team work and professionalism added to the provision of a safety first and quality service to our clients is what drives ACC to deliver
”On Time and within Budget”.
ALQ AL-ABRAJ (AAC) Certified :
❖ IMS (9001:2015) No.8202012318
❖ IMS (14001:2015) No. 820201284
❖ IMS (45001:2018) No. 820201293

ALQ AL-ABRAJ (AAC since its establishment in 1990, has long engaged in Heavy Lift Capabilities, Civil, Mechanical & Electrical Construction Contracting
and services in oil and gas field.
AAC have served large number of clients, executed more than 70 projects in Iraq with its expertise engineering and qualified equipment ALQ AL-ABRAJ
(AAC) also continuously develop its work and offering services that satisfy the requirements of the Iraqi markets and more …etc.
AAC has excellent reputation in Iraqi Market because of :
Implementing international standard and criteria TQM, ISO 9001, high
level of HSE.
Using trained human experiences efficient sources. Supply the markets
with trained human experiences efficient. Continues training for human
resources that working with AAC
Develop the bases of the services that presented and to keep up the
latest updates.
Continual improvement for modern management systems and technical
systems .
Meet the legal and regulatory requirements.

AAC have direct contracts with most of international companies in Oil

field, Energy field
1.1
Civil Construction Activates
1.2
❑ ELKOMIX–180 TW STATIONARY CONCRETE BATCHING TO POURING CONCRET FOR OUR T-WALL

➢ ELKOMIX-180 TW Stationary Concrete Batching Plant can produce 180 m³/hour

vibrated concrete. It is equipped with 4x30 m³ Aggregate storage bins, aggregate
transfer conveyor, aggregate holding hopper, cement, water and additive weigh
hoppers. All of the concrete production process can be easily monitored and
controlled by special concrete production software. ELKOMIX-180 TW Stationary
Concrete Batching Plant is equipped with Siemens PLC and Operator Panel. It can be
manufactured as winterized or as summer type.
➢ 1.1 Aggregate Inline Storage Bins (4x20=80 m³) 1 unit
➢ 1.2 Aggregate weight hopper(6600KG) 1unit
➢ 1.3 Aggregate Transform convertor 1unit
➢ 1.4 4500/3000I Twin shaft mixer(Brand :Elcon) 1 unit
➢ 1.5Cement weight hopper(1600KG) 1 UNIT
➢ 1.6 Water weight hopper (900KG) 1 unit
➢ 1.7 High pressure water distribution system inside twin shaft mixer 1 unit
➢ 1.8 Air compressor
➢ 1.9 Cement silo(150Ton) 2 unit
➢ 1.10 Cement silo reverse Jet type filter (Brand: WAM)
➢ 1.11 For the water we used in out batch plant it is RO water we used chiller system it
capacity 100ton to keep it temperature done and we used the cooling water in big
storage tank keeping under shelter so we can us it as we need
 1.3
➢ Security related work
❖ Fence work

❖ Fence net manufacturing as of the Hight &width requested by the client

1.4
➢ SECURITY TOWER
❖ Including all the necessary works
such as earthworks, concrete works
associated with the security tower
The security control room
Refer to The roof the security tower
DWG. No. D-400-3210-0002-0.pdf

The middle part of the security The security control tower

tower
 1.5
• Precast concrete activate
For the speed and accuracy in the completion and completion of
the projects, he found the need to create molds for pre-fabricated
casting, which include the manhole and the lighting sheath
JRC concrete barrier Lighting post bole
precast foundation

Manhole steel frame in our

patch plant storage yard
Manhole precast concrete Manhole cover &steel frame Electrical CALVERT BOX
1.6 SOME OF CIVIL WORK EXCAVATION COMPACTION AND STEEL FIXING, INSULATION

Excavation work in Baghdad alrustmea Compacting work in the German Pouring foundation concrete in
wastewater treatment UG work hospital in Baghdad Alboathad water treatment Baghdad

Steel reinforcement work in Karbala refinery project utility work Karbala refinery project insolation
wastewater treatment at al dewanay ,compacting work
 Industrial Plant
Preparation & Cleaning
Cleaning Works at Power ,Oil & Gas Plants

Abrasive Blasting (Grit Blasting):

Abrasive blasting (commonly known as Grit blasting) is a surface preparation technique for paint, coatings and
restoration. Abrasive blast equipment uses compressed air to entrain and accelerate the media through a blast hose. As the
abrasive media exits the blast nozzle and impacts the target, it removes residue, rust and scale and etches the surface as the
result of the high kinetic energy, hardness (Mohs hardness scale), and mesh size of the media.
The adhesion and lifetime of the coating relies on the surface cleanliness and anchor pattern. The anchor pattern (surface
profile) is the profile depth of the surface and depends on the blasting pressure and the hardness, composition, hardiness,
shape, and mesh size of the abrasive media. We have professional in house painting crews that are company trained and
highly experienced in all phases of Industrial Painting.
Hydro blasting
Hydro blasting (water blasting) is a productive and cost effective cleaning and surface
preparation technique that uses high pressure water to remove surface residue, debris,
oxidation, and scale deposits. Hydro blasting equipment pressurizes and accelerates water
through a blast hose. As the high pressure water exits the blast nozzle at high velocity, it
impacts the target and cleans residue and debris from the surface.
The terms hydro blasting, water blasting, water jetting, and hydro jetting are essentially the
same and are commonly confused with water washing and pressure washing. The
following table clarifies the differences between the methods
2.6 Hydro jetting Cleaning
Hydro jetting is a productive and cost effective cleaning technique that uses high pressure water
and specialized cleaning nozzles to remove surface residue, debris, oxidation, and scale
deposits.
We uses high pressure (10,000 psi) water jetting equipment to clean blocked piping and tubing.
We clean piping from 1 to 48 inches in diameter.
Routine cleaning reduces plant downtime and minimizes the use of chemicals and solvents for
pipe and tube cleaning
Valves & Flanges Maintenance
3.2 Valves & Flanges Maintenance

AAC service technicians and engineers are experienced, well trained and follow ISO 9001-certified processes at all our service
centers or while on assignment at your production plants. Our service teams use the latest tools and equipment, enabling us to
deliver the best possible valve repairs in a professional and timely manner.
from regular valve repairs and maintenance planning through to complete lifecycle planning and execution. We offer training,
maintenance supervision and can educate your personnel on your installed base and better diagnostics utilization. For special
projects, a dedicated AAC valve expert can be assigned to your plant to support your long-term maintenance needs.

AAC has machines and equipment are designed for repairing damage to the sealing surfaces in valves on-site and in our
workshop for different types of valve (Gate, Glove , Ball , Butterfly Check valve , PSV, PCV) including its gear boxes & actuators .
 2.1
There are two ways of maintaining valves:

❖ On-site repair, particularly for valves welded into piping

network using our specialist mobile workshop equip with
portable machines , which in most cases, is a cheaper
solution.
❖ Workshop repair (partial or total repair) in our Basra
workshops using stationary machines
Or we can stabilize a workshop at client site for total repair.
And we have Cooperation Agreement with
international company( for valve maintenance) for
major issue only we will sent to there Workshop in
Basra.
2.2 Maintenance services

AAC project engineering services provide you with fast and efficient installation, commissioning and
plant start-up that meets your time schedule and budget.
Our services will work with both new equipment implementation, as well as modernizing and upgrading
existing parts.
AAC engineer provides on-site supervision for predictive and preventative maintenance activities to
ensure that recommended maintenance procedures have been followed and work has been completed
to a safe standard.
2.3

Encircling Sleeve
1. Type A Sleeves (Reinforcing)

This type of Sleeve is not is used only for non-leaking

defects installed on a pipeline without welding

2. (Type B Sleeves) Pressure Containing or Capable of Containing Pressure

The other type of steel sleeve used to make pipeline

repairs is known as a Type B sleeve. The ends of a Type
B sleeve are fillet welded to the carrier pipe.
2.4 Defect Repair Using Composite Reinforcement Sleeves

Composite materials have been used in aerospace structural applications for many years. In recent years, composite sleeves
have been developed and used for the repair of non-leaking pipeline defects. The various composite sleeves are proprietary
products produced by specific vendors. The rigid materials are limited to relatively straight sections of pipe much as steel sleeves.
The flexible materials can be applied to bends, elbows, and tees.
The advantages of composite reinforcements compared with steel sleeves are easier handling of the materials, lower skill
requirements for installation personnel, more rapid installation, and lower overall cost.
2.5 Mechanical Clamps
1. Bolt-On Clamps
Several types of mechanical
clamps are available from
various commercial vendors.
Figure 24 shows a photograph
of a typical bolt-on clamp.

2. Leak Clamps

A leak clamp is used to repair a leaking

external corrosion pit. It consists of
relatively lightweight metal bands with a
single draw bolt to tighten it onto the pipe.
Figure shows a typical leak clamp. The
clamp has a threaded fitting located 180
degrees from the draw bolt.
 Maintenance Equipment
No. Equipment Name Specification Qty.
Cutting & Beveling Machine
Pipe cold cutting & Beveling Machine
1 H & S Tool LTD. 1
Model MT
Pipe cold cutting & Beveling Machine
2 Model MFT-HD H & S Tool LTD. 1
Working Range: 8" to 30" (203.2" to 762.0 mm)
Flange Facing MACHINE
Flange Facing Machine
3 MIRAGE PORTABLE PERFORMANCE 1
Model: MM610i 2-24" (50 – 610mm)
FLANGE FACER KIT,212B/214B
4 Tri Tool Inc. 1
3-24"
Gate Valve Grinding and Lapping Machine

VM1150 with pneumatic Drive

10 Portable Gate Valve Grinding and Lapping Machine VM1150 with pnuematc Drive CLIMAX Portable Machining & Welding Systems 1
1.25“ to 6“ (32 mm to 150 mm)

Portable Valve leak detector

VPAC -II-IS Intrinsically Safe (IS) Portable Valve leak detector, certified IS to the highest
gas levels, multiple point memory for walk-around data collection, for through valve
11 gas loss, with built in leak loss quantification, and Bluetooth interface to PC computer Mistras Group Hellas ABEE 1
with VPACwin software for valve inspection management and VPAC Unlimited Site
License (Requires signed site license agreement).

Torque Wrench
Pneumatic Torque Wrench
12 Dude Machinery (Shanghai) Co., Ltd 1
Model: DTA-190S
Ultrasonic compressed Air leak detection camera
13 Avenir Technologies FZE 1
Model: LKS1000-V.2
SMAW (Electrical & Diesel) 28
14 Welding Machines 1
GTAW 8
15 Air Compressors 150 to 1000 CFM 7, 8.6 &13 bar 5
3.3

Electrical Construction
 Construction

AAC have a professional department capable to perform all activities of installation related to power plants, substations
(GIS & AIS), HV, MV and LV systems. This department managing by professional staff in both installation.

AAC's engineers participated in several training courses and got authorization and qualification certificates from
international companies and institutes.

AAC have all equipment with high technology that cover all technical requirement.
3.4

HEAVY LIFTING CAPABILITIES

INTRODUCTION :
ALQ AL-ABRAJ involvement in heavy lifts and haulage started in the early 1990’s. Following the high international standard in safety and performance, the
Central Rigging Department was established in Al Diwaniyah /Iraq, in 1990 as part of AAC’s continuous commitment to safety and quality and to cater for
the entire rigging and heavy lift requirement for projects globally.

2. CENTRAL RIGGING DEPARTMENT :

Central Rigging Department (CRD) consists of a team of qualified specialists, mechanical engineers and CAD draftsmen and is equipped with the latest
CAD, rigging and planning software. The organization chart enclosed under Attachment 1 identifies the structure of the Central Rigging Department
team. This document will describe the work process carried out by CRD and will highlight AACs achievements in heavy lifting , process The Central Rigging
Department’s (CRD) scope of work commences from the planning stage to the execution stage with safety always being the main concern Following is a
description of the work.

3. ENGINEERING & PLANNING STAGE :

Work on the projects starts directly upon award where a full constructability plan showing cranes proposed, routing, erection position, hold ups, delivery
position of heavy lifts, dress up requirement prior to erection, is prepared and reviewed with the client for comments and recommendations. Detailing
starts upon receipt of vendor drawings for equipment. Daily follow up is done on heavy lifts 20 tons and above to make sure that the trunnions, lifting lugs,
tailing lugs dimensions and orientations are checked and are as per our input and recommendations prior to starting of fabrication. The CRD provides lift
plans, which describe the foundations, structures, or other items to allow the safe and efficient placement and operation of cranes, and erection of
heavy lift items. Detailed lift plans are prepared for equipment of 20 tons and above, usually, and as per the client requirements. These lift plans show the
coordinates for the center line of main crane and tail crane, detailed rigging tackle to be used, boom clearance, hold ups,
 Ground bearing pressure during lifting, special precautions, cranes lift data and percentage (%) of chart capacity. The lift plan is then submitted to the client with all the relevant
information such as crane charts and valid certificates, operator license and certificates, tackle valid certificates, equipment drawings, lifting and tailing details, and ground bearing
pressure calculation etc. These detailed plans tally with BS, ASME and FEM standards. All lift plans are carried out in accordance with AAC standard’s procedures, which confirm to the
highest international standards. For further information please refer to the sample of rigging studies provided under Attachment 3.

4. HEAVY LIFT EXECUTION CRD:

will take immediate action to carry out the following activities.

∗ Collect from site all necessary data such as;
• Equipment lists.
• Plot plans.
• Elevation drawings.
• Underground services drawings.
• Equipment data sheets.
• Vendor drawings.
• Preliminary equipment delivery schedule.
• Construction schedule.
∗Carry out Preliminary Rigging Studies and develop a Preliminary Constructability Plan which addresses:
• Craneage and transport requirement.
• Sequence of erection with schedule per crane.
• Craneage and transport access requirement.
• Identification of all Hold areas including structure.
• Carry out preliminary ground load requirement and load spreading.
• Identify lay down areas required for pre-dressing prior to erection of columns.
• Identify craneage rigging areas.
• Prepare rigging tackle requirement for slings, shackles, lifting/ spreader beams, timber mats, stillages etc.
•Survey and agree transportation route from point of equipment receipt to site delivery position.
Appoint rigging and heavy lift transportation supervision from superintendent to foreman level. The selected personnel will be from AAC existing staff, fully
experienced with AAC Safety, Operating Standards and Procedures. Central Rigging Department engineers will be mobilized to the Site during heavy lift
operations to provide assistance and support and to monitor the ground\preparation, equipment delivery, crane locations, lifting tackle certification and
documentation.
∗ Establish a rigging and heavy lift transportation compound with necessary offices, rigging loft and stores.
∗ Set-up the following procedures:
• Install Standards and Safety Information i.e. B.S.-ASME-DIN-Owners Contractors and AAC Safety Standard and requirements.
• Method statements.
• Document control system.
• Third party inspection/testing/certification.
• Rigging tackle inspection.
• Pre-lift documentation and meeting system.
• Equipment request/control/dispatch system.
• Rigging tackle certification register.
• Rigging and transportation studies log and approved IFC. registers.

∗Mobilize all necessary properly certified rigging, heavy lift transportation equipment, such as slings/shackles/spreader and lifting beams/crane and load
spreading mats/transportation beam/stillage etc.

∗Mobilize heavy lift, support cranes and other necessary equipment including where necessary heavy lift transport and support equipment and checking
the following:
• Test certification.
• Properly plated and documented for operation with Local and National Authorities.
• Inspect for any damage and or shortages in line with manufacturers operating and
maintenance manuals. Rectify as necessary.
• Check operators are properly experienced/qualified and licensed
∗ Prepare load spreading and stillage to receive columns for pre-dressing.
∗ Prepare access road for Heavy Lift items and provide protection for bridge’s culverts,
foundations, fire water hydrants, electrical duct banks.
∗ Rig Cranes and carry out on site inspection. Arrangement for Third Party testing and
certification as necessary.

5. EQUIPMENT & MANPOWER EQUIPMENT :

AAC owns and operates a number of cranes ranging from 20 to 600 metric tons capacity.
As of February 2021, the total number of cranes & equipment owned by AAC is 125.
Following is a list of Heavy Lift cranes available within the AAC fleet.
Moreover, investment in new tackle is a continuous activity in AAC. We ensure that all tackle always have appropriate certification and are
inspected prior to any lift. Tackle are preserved in good conditions where cleaning and greasing is done regularly to keep them in proper working
conditions. Lifting and spreader beams are designed by the Central Rigging Department engineers in line with the international ASME and BS
standards and are certified by a third party. A list of heavy lifts (100 MT and above) is enclosed for reference in Typically the following personnel are
engaged for a project:
∗ Rigging Specialist/Superintendent.
∗ Rigging Engineer
∗ Rigging Foremen
∗ Rigging Chargehands
∗ Riggers
∗ Helpers
∗ Technical Clerks
∗ Storekeepers
6. PRE-DRESSING OF VESSEL TOWERS :
Considering that in today’s construction industry projects are to be delivered on a fast-track basis, it is envisaged that the maximum amount of pre-
dressing of vessels/towers, will be carried out prior to erection. This essentially reduces erection time and scaffolding requirements. Pre-dressing is
planned to be carried out at a location as close as possible to the point of erection, depending on the size of the vessel and the amount of activity
in the area. In such a way we eliminate double handling and reduce transportation and erection time.
In the event that this is not possible and if a local location is not available, then a nearby marshalling area will be established and designated for this
work. Pre-dressing activities include the following; insulation / painting, installation of ladders and platforms, installation of overhead lines and
downcomers on their permanent supports, and installation of instrument and electric conduit runs
 7. FLARE STACK RIGGING PLAN :
The basic approach adopted by AAC for Flare Stack Rigging Plan is to sub-assemble the stack structure at ground level into acceptable
sections and employ cranes rigged with Main Boom and Luffing Jib to erect to each elevation. The sub-assembled sections will be completed
with all members and riser guides as far as is practicable and in line with the Flare Stack Vendors Erection Procedure. The risers will be installed
by means of the Vendor Supplied Winch System, in accordance with the Vendor Procedure or will be a part of the modules and is such case
will be assembled on the ground.

8. ERECTION PROCEDURES FOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT:

The Erection Procedures for Heavy Equipment is implemented typically through the following steps: Position crane(s) as per Issued for
Construction (IFC) approved rigging study.
∗ Check crane(s) rigging conforms to manufacturers manuals.
∗ Check pick-up & setting radius.
∗ Check crane(s) are level and ensure that timber mats and any other protection necessary are in place.
∗ Check tail crane and/or main cranes travel path is firm, level, evenly compacted, protected and free from obstruction.
∗ Complete pre-lift inspection report and sign off as necessary.
∗ Hold a pre-lift meeting ensuring that all involved personnel are properly informed and understand their relative duties and responsibilities.
∗ Isolate the lift area by means of tiger tape, barriers and other necessary equipment.
∗ Receive the vessel on its transportation into its delivery position as per the IFC approved rigging/transportation study.
∗ Dress the rigging tackle between the crane(s) hooks and the vessels lifting lugs and or trunnions.
∗ Tighten the cranes rigging and remove the transportation lashing then slowly hoist the vessel clear of the transportation platform
and remove transportation equipment from the lift area.
∗ Slowly lower the vessel to the ground and remove transportation saddles taking care not to damage the tail cranes travel path.
∗ Check crane(s) are level and that all necessary clearances are maintained, check any loose materials and ensure no items
remain either on outer shell or in the skirt area.
∗ Slowly hoist the main lift crane with tail crane travelling and lower off maintaining the vessel skirt approximately 20 cm from
ground level until the vessel is vertical and the full weight id transferred to the main lift crane.
∗ Remove the tail cranes rigging tackle from the vessel and travel the tail crane to a safe position.
∗ Slowly slew, hoist and/or boom until the vessels are located over its final foundation bolts.
∗ Orientate the vessel and slowly lower over holding down bolts to final position on its foundation, re-check orientation, fit nuts, line
and level to contractual tolerance.
∗ Release the main lift cranes rigging tackle from the vessel and demobilize the cranes.

In addition to the steps identified above, upon delivery of the vessel, the orientations and dimensions of lifting lugs/ trunnion and
tailing lugs are confirmed. The clearances, fouling of nozzles, cleats are also reconfirmed prior to start of erection activities.
9. TYPICAL HAULING PROCEDURE :
The Hauling Procedure typically entails that the following steps are to be followed:
∗ Mobilize the transport equipment to port of discharge and configure hydraulic trailer fitting turn-tables and/or transportation
beams to conform to IFC Transport Arrangement Drawing.
∗ Receive the Heavy Lift item from the ships hook onto hydraulic trailer(s), fit tiedown lashing and release/remove ships rigging
gear.
∗ For Direct Delivery from Port of Discharge to Site, carry out the following checks:
• Carry out all necessary equipment and cargo safety checks.
• Ensure the route is clearly understood by the transport crew and necessary escort cars are in attendance.
• Re-check that any diversions have been dealt with.
• Ensure all concerned Government and or Local Authorities route and escort permissions and support documentation is in
place.
• After all checks are completed and signed off, the transport can then proceed to site.
∗ For clearing a Heavy Lift ship in a timely manner, the following steps need to be carried out:
• Pre set load spreading and support stillage in the agreed lay down area within the port of receipt.
• Receive the Heavy Lifts onto hydraulic trailers from the ships hook and transport to the lay down area, offloading by
means of hydraulic trailers onto the lay down Area.
• Re-load for site transportation and carry out all checks as described in above prior to proceeding to site.
∗ Route to Site:
• To be agreed and determined in coordination with Port Authorities and with any other concerned party from whom
Routing Permission is required.
• Discharge at Site
• Transport will be positioned as per IFC Rigging/Transport study and discharged as described in Section 4 “Heavy Lift
Erection Procedures” of this document.
10. SAFETY AND SECURITY :
All lifting equipment and rigging tackle will be inspected by an experienced and qualified Rigging Supervisor prior to use.
All AAC owned cranes will be fitted with a Safe Load Indicator and AntiTwo Block devices, all maintained in good
working order together with current Third Party test certification. All Rigging Tackle and Transport Lashing material will be
of international acceptable standard with current Third Party test certification and subject to regular on site inspection
and maintenance. All lifting operations will be under the control of the appointed Rigging Specialist.
ASME/Superintendent or his appointed deputy.
AAC Heavy Lift Achievements

125-ton crawler crane installation of tank

shells Tk-52 area C KRB Proj. refinery
 AAC Heavy Lift Achievements

Heavy lifting work at Bage refinery the object lifted capacity is 189 ton
AAC Heavy Lift Achievement Photos
4.1 Table 1 ‘Heavy Lifts Cranes:
MAKE MODEL TYPE CAPACITY QUANTITY
DEMAG CC-2800.1 Crawler 600 MT 2 Nos.

LIEBHERR LTM-1500-8.1 Mobile Crane 500 MT 1 No.

DEMAG CC-2400-1 Crawler 400 MT 2 Nos.

KATO KA- 3000 Mobile Crane 300 MT 2 Nos.

HITACHI SUMITOMO SCX2800-2 280 MT 1 No.

KOBELCO CKE2500-2 Crawler 250 MT 6 Nos.

LIEBHERR LTM-1250-6.1 Mobile Crane 250 MT 2 Nos.

LIEBHERR LTM 1200-5.1 Mobile Crane 200 MT 2 Nos.

KOBELCO CKE 1800-1F Crawler 180 MT 3 Nos.

KATO KA- 1300 SL Mobile Crane 130 MT 5 Nos.

4.2 Table 2 ‘Lifts Cranes:
MAKE MODEL TYPE CAPACITY QUANTITY
TEREX -DEMAG AC 120 -1 Mobile Crane 120 MT 3 Nos.

KOBELCO CKS900 Crawler 100 MT 2 No.

LIEBHERR LTM-1095-5.1 Mobile Crane 95 MT 2 Nos.

TADANO GT-900 XL Mobile Crane 90 MT 8 Nos.

KOBELCO CKE 800 Crawler 80 MT 2 No.

GROVE RT-880E Mobile 2 No.
TADANO GR - 800E 4 wheel Crane 2 No.
KOBELCO BM700 Crawler 70 MT 1 Nos.
TADANO GR-700E 4 wheel Crane 9 Nos.
TADANO AR -600E Mobile Crane 60 MT 2 Nos.
GT- 600 E 8 Nos.
TADANO GT-550E Mobile Crane 55 MT 10 Nos.
GR- 550 EX 7 Nos.
SANY SRC55H 3 Nos.
CKE 500 Crawler 50 MT 3 Nos.
TADANO TL- 300E Mobile 30 MT 7 Nos.

BOOM TRUCK 12 to 30 MT 35 Nos..

Fork Lift 3 to 16 MT 42Nos.

AAC Project List
Duration Duration Project
SN Client Project Country Remark
from To Status

The railway 400KM project from Al- Qadisiyah Governorate to

1 IRAQ 2009 2014 Completed Railway sampling and installation
Basra Governorate.

Civil working, lifting activates and

2 The Germany 200 bed hospital in Baghdad. IRAQ 2010 2012 Completed
suppling materiel

Civil working, lifting work and

3 Al-Buithah sewage plant Baghdad IRAQ 2012 2014 Completed
suppling materiel

Civil working, lifting work and

4 Al Rustemiya sewage plant Baghdad IRAQ 2012 2015 Completed
suppling materiel

Mechanical work and Civil

5 400 bed hospital in Al- Qadisiyah IRAQ 2010 2014 Completed working, lifting activates and
suppling materiel

6 Sewage plant at Al- Qadisiyah IRAQ 2011 2015 Completed Civil working and lifting activates

Mechanical work and lifting

7 AL hadreah power plant, Najef. IRAQ 2016 2017 Completed
activates

Mechanical work and lifting

8 Electricity gas station AL Khayrat Karbala IRAQ 2012 2016 Completed
activates

Mechanical work and lifting

9 RWI Project water intake plant Karbala IRAQ 2016 2020 Completed
activates

Mechanical work and Civil

10 Karbala Refinery Project KRB IRAQ 2015 on going on going
working, lifting activates and
AAC is the leading Iraqi Mechanical and Civil Contractor providing Construction
Services to the Iraqi Petroleum Industry. In support of its construction activities the
Company also provides engineering and procurement services including full EPC
for small to medium size projects.

With offices in Baghdad, Ahdeb, ,Karbala , Diwaniya , Basra, ,Korea and Dubai
and with its experienced international staff the company has the capability to
perform any pipeline or tank project in accordance with international standards.
AAC is ISO certified and trying to excel at work as Iraqi contractor for the
Petroleum Industry.

We provide all inclusive mechanical and civil services to our local Iraqi and
growing international clientele. This includes non destructive testing and
cathodic protection, as required. As a hard money contractor we own all of our
construction equipment.

We strive to maintain a high percentage of local employees, more than 90% of

our personnel being national Iraqi’s, this allows us to be cost competitive and are
not exposed to the issues related to visas, work permits and accommodation of
our personnel. Furthermore we are experienced in dealing with the local
communities and tribes.
 SCOPE OF BUSINESS
Pipeline - Tanks - process
Engineering
Procurement
Logistics
International Transportation
Importation
Civil Construction
Fabrication
Bending
Beveling
Cutting
Welding
NDT
Hydro Testing
Sand Blasting
Painting
Mechanical Installation
Pre Commissioning
Start up
 HSE CAPABILITIES
Plan : To implement our health and safety policy, AAC established and maintained an effective
health and safety management system that is proportionate to the risks.

Do : Delivery depends on an effective management system to ensure, so far as reasonably

practicable , the health and safety of employees and other people affected by our work.

Check : Monitoring and reporting are important parts of health and safety arrangements.
Management systems allow organizations to receive both specific (eg incident-led) and routine
reports on the performance of health and safety policy.

Act : It is important that organizations review the health and safety performance. It allows us to
establish whether the essential health and safety principles - effective leadership and
management, competence, worker consultation and involvement - have been embedded in
the organization.
 DAILY INSPECTION EXECUTED PHOTOS

METAL DETECTOR BEFORE EXCAVATION

CERTIFY DELIVERED MATERIALS BEFORE USE

 Manpower (Direct / Indirect)
N/A GATEGORY NUMBER
1 MANAGEMENT (IRAQ) 2

AAC
2 President 2
3 Indirect Manpower
3.1 ADIMINISTRATION (DUBIA) 4
3.2 Branch Manager 6
3.3 Accountant 4

MANPOWER
3.4 Legal Officer 2
3.5 Engineering Manager 2
3.6 Procurement Manager 1
3.7 Construction Manager 3

DIRECT &
3.8 HSE Manager 1
3.9 Logistic Manager 2
3.11 QA/QC Engineer 2
3.1 Piping Engineer 3

INDIRECT
3.13 Mechanical Engineer 3
3.1 Electrical Engineer 2
3.15 Instrument Engineer 2
3.2 Storage Tank Engineer 1
3.17 Jacking System Engineer 1
4 Direct Manpower
4.1 Mechanical Supervisor 17
4.2 Piping Supervisor 8
4.3 Pipeline Supervisor 16
4.4 HSE Supervisor 6
4.5 Tank Supervisor 3
4.6 Welders (SMAW,GTAW, SAW, CO2) 160
4.7 Pipe Fitter 88
4.8 Plate Fitter 14
4.9 Grinder 79
4.10 Surveyors 3
4.1 Rigger 18
4.12 Electrical and Instrument Technician 5
4.1 Heavy Equipment Operators 77
4.14 Light Equipment Operators 45
4.2 Upskill Labors 670
Total 1252
 EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY
JACKING SYSTEM LIST
Spare for 12 MT Capacity
Jacking System Equipment
Item Qty
1 12 MT capacity double acting hydraulic jacking equipment
with lifting hook suitable for shell plates Jack Model 2510- Jacking System
80 O Ring 40
35D-S-H Equipment
Grip Jaw Spring 80
2 12 MT capacity double acting hydraulic jacking equipment
with lifting hook suitable for shell plates Jack Model 2510- Suction Strainer for 15 HP Power pack 2
Jacking System
35D-S-H-R 76
Equipment Return line filter element for 15 Power pack 2

3 Hydraulic power packs 15 HP with starter and manifold Stop cock valve 15
Jacking System
4
Equipment Elbow 15
4 Quick connect couplings (QRC)- 2 No. per jack for double
Jacking System Hose 4.5 mtr 10
acting jacks Qty 80
Equipment
Hose 5 mtr 6
5 Quick connect couplings (QRC)- 4 No. per jack for
Jacking System
retracting mechanism 76
Equipment Tee 8

Pressure Gauge 2

Pin for hook 10

Cotter pin 10
EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY LIST
 Item Specification Manufacture Qty Remark
Jacking System for Storage Tank Erection
Jacking System for Tank Erection.for details
,please refer to attached information’s of Jacking Each jack 12 ton India 156 Own
system
Side boom (Pipe layer)
Side Boom 90 ton Komatsu D9 USA 8 Own
Side Boom 80 ton Caterpillar D8 USA 12 Own
Daifeng 70 Ton Side Boom Daifeng China 5 Own
Welding Tractors Rig (Pipeline)
Welding Rig Arcotrac 200 E/C VIETZ,Germany 15 own

EQUIPMENT & Pipe Bending Machines

Bending Pipe Machines from 6 inched to 48 inches DMI USD 3 Own

MACHINERY Steel Plate Rolling Machines up to 32 mm thick

Plate Rolling Machines MG (Italy) Plare Rolls Italy 1 Own

LIST Diesel generator

Diesel generator
250 kv
65 kv
Perkins Engine Company,Ltd USA
Perkins Engine Company,Ltd USA
8
12
Own
Own
Diesel generator 100kW Cummins Engine Company,Ltd USA 3 Own
MECHANICAL AND TANK Flat trailer
Excavator
20T
1m3
Scandia
Hitachi, Japan
9
4
Own
Own

ERECTION Electric air compressor

Mobile sandblasting machine (integral type)
Water truck
6m3/min
MH-1000-2
15m3
Turkey OZEN

—
-
2
3
1
Own
Own
Own
Interphone C15 4 Own
Loader 　4 T Mercedes 1 Own
Electric welding machine S400 SMAW 22 Own
Level gauge DSZ2 3 Own
Insertion-type concrete vibrator — 1 Own
Vertical drilling machine Φ25 — 1
Welding rod thermostat box Lincoln 12 Own
Welding rod drying box 600×500×750 Lincoln 24 Own
X-ray RT machine 2505 Dandong Ronghua 3 Own
X-ray RT machine 3005 Dandong Ronghua 2 Own
X-ray film dehydration dryer ZTH-340 Lincoln 1 Own
Automatic film developing machine Dandong Ronghua 2 Own
Axial fan 7.5kW — 18 Own
Super five cable tester FLUKE2000 FLUCK 5 Own
Electric integrated calibration table Druck 1 Own
 Item Qty
A2 Multitrack SAW A2TF J1
WELDING RECTIFIER LAF 1001
Control cable 15m
REFERENCE CABLE RDV 1X6 L=10M
Welding cable 95mm Black (50 m)
Auto welding
Feed roller 3.0MM (A2/A6)
1 3 Machine for
Contact tip 3.2MM A2/A6
Bottom Plate
Wire drums (plastic) 25KG
Return clamp EG 600
V guide wheel

EQUIPMENT & Pilot Lamp laser 2M cord

OPC Basic flux recovery unit
Submerged arc automatic girth welding system for horizontal welding of tanks

MACHINERY erected by jacking system (single side welding)along with

• Lincoln Electric-USA make, power source ideal Arc DC-1000(suitable for

AUTO •
SAW/MIG/MAG/FCAW welding process).

Flux recovery system.

WELDING Complete with the following items

• Control cable 10 +25= 35 degree

MACHINES 2
• Contact nozzle suitable for 2.4mm, 3.2 mm & 4mm wires.
6
Auto welding
Machine for
shell Plate
• Contact tips 2.4 mm—10 Nos

• Contact tips 3.2 mm—10 Nos

• Contact tips 4 mm—05 Nos

• Transformer for auxiliary power supply

• Copper welding cable (600 Amps) (70m x 2 for welding head) (25 m x 2 for earthing).

• Control cable for NA-3N 100 feet long.

• Control cable for travel motor & flux recovery system.

CO2 Welding
3 FCAW Welding Machine machines for
Roof Plate
PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY
PHOTOS
PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY
PHOTOS
INSTRUMENT CONSTRUCTION
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION HEAVY EQUIPMENT PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCTION
HEAVY
EQUIPMENT
PHOTOS
 PROJECTS IN RECENT 10 YEARS (CIVIL , PIPING &
MECHANICAL)
Please relax and view our brief collage of
photos from some of our construction projects.

Civil Construction
Mechanical Construction
E&I Construction
Storage Tank and Jacking System
 CIVIL WORKS

HOR AL-HAMMAR Canal CROSSING

BARGE & TRENCHING Depth: 17m and length:1200 m
Client: lukoil and ExxonMobil
CIVIL WORKS

Client:
HDEC,HDLV
PROJECT: FCC
QUANTITY: 9,400m
OF T-WALLS production
and installation
 CIVIL WORKS
Client: BGC & MOC
PROJECT: ZUBAIR OIL
FIELD
QUANTITY:
PAVMENT: 12,700 M2

RENIFORCED
CONCRETE; 2,400 CUM
 CIVIL WORKS
Client: BGC & SECL
PROJECT: ZUBAIR IPF
QUANTITY: 4.700 cum
HAND EXCVATION

Mechanical Excavation
Levelling
ROW Filling & Compacting
Grouting
 CIVIL WORKS
PROJECT: Water
Treatment Plant

Sedimentation Tank
Sand Filter
Control Room
Buffer Tank
Pump Station
CIVIL WORKS
PROJECT: Najaf
International Airport
 MECHANICAL WORKS

PROJECT: ZUBAIR IPF

Client: BGC
 MECHANICAL WORKS

PROJECT: ZUBAIR IPF Client: BGC

BORING FOR ROAD CROSSING AND HYDROTEST
INSPECTIONS
 MECHANICAL WORKS

PROJECT COMPLETED WITH HIGH QUALITY AND

DURING TIME SCHEDUELED
 MECHANICAL WORKS
HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION
NO. OF ERECTED TANKS : 7 TANKS
Capacity, 6,485 TO 15,707 m3
Client: SECL & ENI
 MECHANICAL WORKS

HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION

Client: SECL & ENI
 MECHANICAL WORKS

HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION

Client: SECL & ENI

 MECHANICAL WORKS
Client: SECL & ENI
HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION
SOW,ERECTION,INSTALLATION, WELDING,TESTING AND PRE-
COMMSIONING
WELDING : 28,460 ID,BOLTING: 19,800 ID,PIPING SUPPORT: 75,925 DI,
THREADING : 17,339 DI
 MECHANICAL WORKS
Client: SECL & ENI
HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION
SOW,ERECTION,INSTALLATION, WELDING,TESTING AND PRE-
COMMSIONING
WELDING : 28,460 ID,BOLTING: 19,800 ID,PIPING SUPPORT: 75,925 DI,
THREADING : 17,339 DI
 MECHANICAL WORKS (Workshop)
Client: SECL & ENI
HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION
WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES
 MECHANICAL WORKS (Workshop)
Client: SECL & ENI
HAMMAR NEW DEGASSING STATION
WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES
 MECHANICAL WORKS

HOR AL-HAMMAR Canal CROSSING

Client: lukoil and Exxonmobil
 MECHANICAL WORKS
HOR AL-HAMMAR CANANL CROSSING
Client: lukoil and ExxonMobil
 MECHANICAL WORKS
FCP MAJNOON OIL FIELD
Client: CPP and Shell
 MECHANICAL WORKS
FCP MAJNOON OIL FIELD
Client: CPP and Shell
Zubair ‘s IPF
E & I Executed
Client: BGC
 E & I Executed
Zubair ‘s IPF Client: BGC
 E & I Executed Pro.
FCP MAJNOON OIL FIELD
Client :Shell Company
Jacking System Method
Bottom Plate Erection
 Jacking System Method
Ejections of Permanent Structural Support of Roof (Rafters and Ring)
 Jacking System Method
Preparations & Erection of Roof
 Jacking System Method
Continue to Tank Lifting and Erections of Shell Sequences
 Jacking System Method
Continue to Tank Lifting and Erections of Shell Sequences
Jacking Equipments Arrival To Site
Construction Photos of
Lifting Process
Construction Photos
of Lifting Process
Construction Photos
of Lifting Process
Construction Photos
of Lifting Process
 Construction Photos of
Final Shell Course Erection
AAC, ISO-9001and 14001 CERTFCATES
Registration Documents in Iraq
Founding Decision
❑Our company branches

❑ Iraq ,Al Basra - Al Barjasay St. – Rumail

Dubai, P.O. Box….. Parcel ID 231-356 Office number 904, for sheik Mohamed bin ali bin rushed alnuame
,Deara. Alnahed alawel.
Korea, 1008- , knowledge industrial center, 184, Jungbu-daero, Giheung-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, 17095
Republic of Korea

❑How to contact US
➢info@alq-alabraj-com
➢chairman Riyad M. Abdul Kadhim riyadh@alq-alabraj.com +964 773 048 3048 ,+964 780 125 5366
➢Construction director chief Maitham T.Naji maitham@alq-alabraj.com +964 781 677 9319 +964 771 352 4526

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