ContiTech Agu Petréleo SA ese Ss 4800012574 Section 1 Manufacturer’s Affidavit and Safe Handling Sheets BS EN 1766:2004 SECTIONContiTech ContiTech Dunlop Oil and Marine Ltd. | No: QC-AF-06/2017 | Vol. 3 | P: age: 1/1 MANUFACTURER'S AFFIDAVIT OF COMPLIAN E Manufacturer & Address Contitech Dunlop Oil & Marine} Av. Nacif Salim Selen, S/N - Loteamento Cabitinas. Macaé - RJ - Brasil Post code: 27977-325 Customer & Address ‘Agu Petréleo SA sin? So Jodo da Barra, RJ - Brazil Customer PO# 4500012574 Purchaser Mauricio Zannin Purchaser Order No. Project No. Rig Name Description of Equipment Docking Hoses Type 433 12° 15 Bar x 07.60m 12” 18 Bar x 12.00m Equipment Serial Number MA0136, MA0137 and MA0144. Standard or Specification(s) Applied Generally to BS EN 176521 This affidavit is prepared by the undersigned, authorized representative of the manufacturer, to certify that the equipment described above and supplied for this order is generally in compliance with respect to the design, ass sembly, manufacture, and testing of the equipment with the referenced) code(s), standard(s) or specification(s), and is suitable for the intended use in accordance with the referenced design parameters. of the manufacturer, to certify that the equipment described above is g compliance with the requirements of the BS EN 1765:2004 standai enclosed as part of the equipment delivery/shipment documents. This affidavit is prepared by the undersigned, authorized ‘Srey Signature Name: Marcus Paes Title: Technical and Quality Mahaget ss Date: 6th September 2017. wed Te oor an ne pty fare gO arg a toners oes aera Err sare se, nezona dain ete Pe or ‘Seibaras Contech bu 2 Fee aR Bat itu eeenoe he opto soe, nena sora te eae wth! nl, nerally in and isGENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE OF DOCK HOSES (Scope: For “Dock” hoses, built in accordance with either BS EN 1765 (previous! lapproximately 1000 psi. BS 1435), IBS EN 13482 (previously BS 6130), BS EN 1762 (previously BS 4089), or similar. Typically) these are relatively small bore hoses (2" to 12" intemal diameter) for pressures up to| [Safety: The following Recommendations are for guideline only. Always foil practices and use suitably rated equipment and appropriately trained personnel Dunlop for further advice on any, aspects of these Recommendations. Tocal safe] Refer to| If in doubt, contact Confitech Dunlop Oil and Marine Lid, tel: + 55 (22) 2141 1410. [Compiled by: Deydson Meraes S"BRancoring ‘Analyst [Date: 28/09/16 fede Moree [Approved by: Marcus Paes — Technical & Quality Date: 28/09/16 if zoos J» Manager AL.HANDLING Any sling used for lifting and handling that Is positioned around the body of the hi be of nylon webbing construction with a minimum width of 50 mm. Do not use ropes, wire slings or hooks and brothers. pse should Coled Hose | Grated Hose | Straight Hose | Si racked [Fork Lit * R [Crane with slings R R o_ |Crane with spreader beam 5 ¥ R |} Key. R- Recommended Options (always use local safe practices) x- Not Recommended O- Option - new local safe procedures may be needed ‘Supporting Long Length Hoses When Lifting \ oe Use end supporto Keep fiting Use adequate hose body supports t balanced and prevent over-bending prevent excessive sag and over-bending at hose body attachment DOCK Issue + Page 1 of 42 TRANSPORTATION 24 ByLand: + Ensure all packages are fully supported and firmly secured to vehicle. + Avoid crushing, over-bending and damage to hose cover or end fittings. 2.2 By Sea: = Do not stack coiled hoses. ‘+ Straight hoses may be stacked a maximum of 3 high. ‘Use timbers to separate between the layers. + Prevent stack movement using chooks or other suitable method. B.STORAGE + Store in a dry, covered, well-ventilated area, avoiding direct sunlight, ozone and extremes of temperature. Leave hoses in original packing for extended storage. Fit ventilated protectors to ends. ‘Support hose clear of ground, using adequate supports to prevent damage. Use chocks to prevent hoses rolling, Inspect hoses for damage at regular intervals (refer to Section 8 in case of any 4. UNPACKING 44 Crate + Remove lid, taking particular care against protruding nails to: ~ Avoid personnel injury. ~ Avoid hose cover damage. 4.2 Coiled Hose + Remove securing straps taking care against the “spring” of the colled hose to: ~ Avoid personnel injury. ~ Avoid end fiting damage if i is allowed to drop to the ground. = Lift vertically with crane and siing from one end to uncoil hose, taking care to: - Avoid twist and over bending. ~ Avoid hose cover or fitting damage. 4,3 Slat Packed + Remove steel securing straps, taking care against the “spring” of the tensioned + Remove all wooden packaging and wrappings, taking care to: = Avoid personnel injury on protruding nails. - Avoid damage to hose cover. Once unpacked refer to Section 1 for hose handling advice. DOCK Issue 1 Page 2 of 4 Beware of hose damage caused by forklifts, dropped objects, aggressive fluids, etc. famage). straps.ContiTech og 7.2 Pressure Testing Hoses should be pressure tested every 12 months, or according to local regulations, in accordance with BS EN 1765:2004 or other applicable standards / regulations. S&_ MAINTENANCE + Minor damage to the cover, which does not expose the fabric layers, is repairable. ‘area should be protected and kept dry until repairs can be carried out. + Do not repair a hose that has any damage to the fabric layers. + Donot repair any lining damage. The = If the hose construction incorporates bleeder cords, ensure that any repairs do not obstruct their exit points and that they remain clear at all times. If necessary refer to Dunlop for further information on repair techniques. 2 RETIREMENT Retire the hose from service if any of the following faults are evident: Damaged reinforcing fabric plies. Exposed helical wire. Excessive elongation during pressure test If hose is necked or kinked (localised permanent reduction in diameter). Evidence of loose or displaced end fittings. Evidence of cover disbondment from the fitting. Blisters or lining delamination in the bore of the hose. 10. DISPOSAL, + Dispose of hoses in a land fill site or as advised by the local waste authority. DO NOT BURN. BOCK Issue 1 Page 4 of 4