G Equipment Specification Data Sheets

The design and fabrication must not violate aity statutory regulations, and should be as per international industrial codes and standards (e.g. ASME Sec VIII, JIS, IBR, etc.) followed by latest amendments unless a different specification is mentioned in the relevant equipment specification data sheet. The offer shall be made on this basis. 

It is the responsibility of the operator to read and understand relevant health and safety information (e.g., material safety data sheets) before sampling. The operator must wear appropriate protective clothing for the materials to be sampled the operator should be protected from the material and the material should be protected from the operator. If specific safety precautions and equipment (e.g., respirator) are required, then the operator must be properly trained in the use of the specified equipment and procedures. 

What are the documents present in the main project database that can be accessed, viewed, downloaded and printed by EPCM personnel on site (e.g. specifications, drawings, equipment lists, data sheets, etc.) ... 

Somewhere in the specification, or the data sheet, should be stated the expected life duration of the eqnipment, e.g. 25 years, and a reasonable duration of continuous service between major maintenance operations, e.g. 3, 4 or 5 years. These durations will depend upon the type of equipment, but for major items such as large generators, large high-voltage motors, switchboards, motor control centres, power transformers, these durations can be regarded as typical for the oil industry. 

For more specific details, including protective equipment and first aid procedures, refer to the supplier s current Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and current edition of CGA G-3, Sulfur Dioxide. [1]... 

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