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LG/ OIEC/ IOEC Doc. No. : COM-07-3-PR-0002-0
CONSORTIUM Rev. No. : 0
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL
2. RECEIPT OF MATERIALS
3. STORING
6. ATTACHMENT
1 GENERAL
1.1 Scope
This procedure describes the overall system for receipt on SITE, identification and general
checking of CONTRACTOR ITEMS to be incorporated into WORK for South Pars Gas Field
Development Phases 9 & 10 Project (herein after called ”Project”) to be performed by
LG/OIEC/IOEC Consortium (herein after called “ Contractor”).
1.2 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to define the mechanism for the receipt and verification of
materials as well as storage, handling, issuing, control and preservation requirement that will
be used within this project.
2 RECEIPT OF MATERIALS
CONTRACTOR ITEMS to be incorporated into WORK, will be visually checked internally and
externally and verified on receipt at SITE and later at pre-fabrication facility. For materials
with full traceability requirements, CONTRACTOR will check in accordance with the relevant
project procedure, specifications and standards.
Materials shall be unloaded into an appropriate “Reception Area” for detailed checking. Any
heavy or oversized item will normally be moved direct to its permanent construction
foundation according to approved Heavy and Critical Lifts studies where full checking is
carried out.
The OS&D Report shall be distributed to COMPANY and CONTRACTOR Head Office of
Design/Procurement Department for action.
2.3 Reporting
3 STORING
All CONTRACTOR ITEMS received at WORKSITE shall be stored separately from other
companies’ equipment and materials, in accordance with the suppliers’ recommendation in
the following areas and Material Storage Procedure of CONTRACT DOCUMENTS as
appropriate.
A computer system named "COMSITE (Field Material Control System)" will be used for
material control of the CONTRACTOR ITEMS as well as performed by CONTRACTOR;
- to issue materials corresponding to the isometric/shop drawings for which the works are
to be commenced,
Where previously issued Materials are to be returned to the Warehouse and/or Open Storage
Area(s), SUBCONTRACTOR shall submit the Material Withdrawal/Return Slip by describing
the returned items, and stamping it "Return", with a red stamp.
When Materials are returned, CONTRACTOR shall record the quantities on "Issued
Quantities" of Material Balance Report as negative(-) values.
Spares are identified by reference to the packing list. Upon detailed checking of a
consignment, spare parts are not only checked against the packing list and Spare Part List
but also completed Material Receiving Report(MRR)/OS&D Forms.
Spare parts are repacked in the VENDOR’S packaging where possible and the package
tagged with the following:
- PO Number
- Item Number
Spare Parts shall be stored separately in the Warehouse and at Laydown Area.
CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for and shall carry out and maintain throughout the
duration of the CONTRACT a suitable, comprehensive and Field Material Control
System(COMSITE) in accordance with the relevant specifications.
COMSITE is an integrated database system used for the management of direct supplied
materials from their inception through their final use in the field. The design of the system is
based on entering and validation the information at the source. Transfer features make data
available in the subsequent modules to improve consistency and productivity. The application
contains features for the generation of material control documents as well as having
checkpoints for exception reports.
The system modules are fully integrated, thereby providing up-to-date information for fast
track decision making, but the system itself can be installed on stand-alone basis. Integration
with other system such as the import of piping requisition quantities takes place via batch file
transfer. In addition to their modules there are standard table, not only at official level, but
more importantly at a project level. Consistency in (multi-office) execution is hereby ensured.
The ability offered by the material planning module to plan and allocate material resources
allow improvement of site labor productivity and refinement of construction schedules.
Data resides in an Oracle database, which is appropriate to execution of projects of all size
ranges and contract types. Subcontractors will be used their material management systems.
(a) Initialization
(c) Warehousing
Reception recording
Material list and allocating
Material Shifting
OS & D generation
Stock issue
Stock adjustments
Stocktaking
Material balancing
SLIP
RETURN
WELDING
Q/C
COST
SCHEDULE
:
REQ.
P/O
.. SPEC.
.
LINE,BILL
..
.
COMSITE
SITE ERECTION
INPUT OUTPUT
MRR SLIP
PRE-FAB
SPOOL
REQUEST ERECTION
SITE WAREHOUSE MATERIAL
MWS
RAW MATERIAL
MATERIAL SCHEDULE
ARRIVES AT SITE
PIPE SHOP
Field Material Control System shall be capable of easily locating any piece of materials or
equipment from the receipt of materials up to incorporation the Plant, taking into account that
materials may be supplied from different locations.
6 ATTACHMENT
Total
□ Refer to OSD No. for overage, shortage and damage, if any.
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Comments □
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Checked by Approved by
Material Checker Lead Material Controller
Checked by
QC Manager
Attachment #2
PROJECT NAME :
PROJECT NO. : OSD NO. : OSD-
P. O. NO. : DATE :
VENDOR : MRR NO. :
SHIPPER/CARRIER : MRR DATE :
B/L NO. : I/V NO. :
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION OF
L/I CODE/TAG No. REMARKS
Order’d Deliv’d Over. Short Dam’g Wrong MATERIAL
Prepared by :
Checked by :
Distribution : Approved by :
Attachment #4
STATUS
OS&D No. ITEM NAME REASON OF OS&D COMP. REMARKS
ACTION
DATE
Attachment #5
REQUES
CODE No.
ITEM NAME SIZE UNIT T REMARK
(TAG No.) Q'TY