Onshore construction maintenance

All the personnel including the sub-contractors, are to be familiar with the client's rules and regulation regarding safety, security, loss prevention and the hazard of the works. During the stage of the construction works, a 'permit-to-work' (PTW) and a 'hot-work-permit' (HWP) system will be effective.

All construction activities shall be duly planned and organized before commencement of the work. Resources, facilities and materials shall be provided on time to avoid delays or rework. The production personnel shall be qualified for the operations they will carry out.

The responsibility for the quality and safety of the work is on those managing, supervising, planning the work and those performing the activities. However, inspection during the installation provides assurance that the required quality is being obtained in accordance with the approved drawings, specifications and procedures. It also assures that deficient items or systems are found and removed from further processing early in the construction of the project.

Inspections and audits of the work in progress are performed to verify that items are being installed, assembled, and constructed in compliance with the contract, and the latest approved specifications, approved for construction drawings, codes and standards.

Any holds identified on any discipline drawing or specification needs to be clarified with the client before commencement of the construction works.

After the completion of the discipline activities on system a so-called 'mechanical completion' certification will be issued to the client in order to continue in the next stage of the project.

After the completion of the works the site will be cleared and cleaned by removal of all temporary facilities, excess materials, removed materials, surplus materials.