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SUMMARY OF WEEK 8
PROJECT : PROVISION
OF FRONT END ENGINEERING DESIGN (FEED) AND ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT,
CONSTRUCTION, INSTALLATION & COMMISSIONING (EPCIC) OF SK316 DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT.
CLIENT : PETRONAS CARI GALI SDN
BHD.
COMPANY : ACTUAL BUILDER
SDN BHD
(9 March 2015 : Monday)
Today I only attend site meeting Mr. Hafiz at MMHE meeting room.
Today they discus about engineering issues.
Engineering Issues:
1.
Plumbing pipes markings – ABSB to propose details 12/03/2015 for approval. Still
pending. To get Operation team’s review.
2.
Clashing issue between raised floor pedestals & E&I cable tray at TB -
MSR. ABSB need to do room layout marking after complete blasting/painting
activity. Then line walk with E&I to
identify location and quantity if bridge is feasible and required.
3.
Structural details for airlocks, staircase and rain hood at Technical Buildings
to be confirm by TMJV.
4.
ABSD nee to prepare complete documents for hot water package – details for
support/skid. (P&ID, GA, Datasheets)
5.
Reminder on Time Keeping to increase productivity. ABSB need to encourage all
workers to be punctual to the working hours especially the down tool time.
(10 March 2015 : Tuesday)
Today, Mr. Hafizi as a
safety coordinator asks me to help him doing summary of “U SEE, U ACT”. All I
have to do is key in the activities that have stated in the “USEE, U ACT” card
into the HSE format. “U SEE, U ACT” card is the hazard identification and
correction report. Safety officer have to make sure the entire workers working
in the safe condition. Mr. Hafizi also explains to me that this “USEE, U ACT
card” must be fill in by worker. Every Thursday morning during general tool box
meeting, MMHE will announce the winner of “U SEE, U ACT” and give the KFC
voucher to the winner. This can give an encourage to the worker for work in
safety workplace and always aware of the risk and hazard.
Picture1 shows the U SEE, U ACT card.
(11 March 2015: Wednesday)
Today I have follow Mr. Hafiz and Mr. Azuan enter to the site to
see the problem of installation of raise floor at WHP.
Picture 2 shows the raised floor cannot be install because the
wire is not securely installed and the raised floor was cover by cardboard to
protect from being damaged.
Picture 3 shows the panel lifter is used to move the raised
floor. At the site they called this tool is floor puller.
Picture 4 shows the raised floor were move by using panel
lifter.
The problem of this raised floor is they cannot get the right
level of the floor. This is because there are parts that have gaps between the
panels. This is can causes significant damage to equipment. Mr. Azuan told me,
during the installation, worker need to pay attention to the condition of the
subfloor which should be clean of debris and level as possible. The walls
surrounding the raised floor should be as square as possible. This is to
minimize for cutting raised floor panels and to minimize rocking panels and
gaps.
(12 March 2015 : Thursday)
Today I enter to the site with Mr. Hafiz to check the insulation
at CPP Technical buildings. We have to check the thickness of the insulation
that they have installed. Before wall panel were installed, the insulation need
to be in good condition and follow the requirement of client need.
Picture 5 shows the pipe that will install at CPP Technical
Buildings and the room that have done installed by insulation at Instrument
equipment room.
Picture 6 shows the insulation at mechanical store. The thickness of
this insulation was 90mm.
Picture 7 shows the insulation at mechanical workshop. The
thickness of this insulation was 90mm.
Picture 8 shows the drawing of CPP Technical building (Lower Deck)
and the highlight was the area that insulation area.
(13 March 2015 : Friday)
Today was the days of Jacket to sail away. Mr. Hafiz and I enter
to the top of the CPP Technical buildings to see Jacket get move into the
barge. What can I see is to move the Jacket into the barge, there have a lot of
procedure they need to follow especially safety requirement. This is to make
sure the Jacket was secure at the barge and accident cannot be happen. When
accident happen, the Jacket will not be sail away and can cause trouble to many
company that involve in this matters.
Picture 9 shows the Jacket have moved into the barge.
Picture 10 shows the Jacket ready to sail away and the steel
structure that could not be done at onshore. This steel structure need to be
installed at offshore.
Picture 11 shows they move the steel structure using crawler
crane from the onshore into the barge. This steel structure will seal way
together with Jacket.
SUMMARY OF WEEK 9
SUMMARY OF WEEK 9
(16 March 2015: Monday)
Today I only attend site meeting Mr. Hafiz at MMHE meeting room.
Today they discuss about QC/QC and engineering issues.
QA/QC Issues:
1. ABSB to ensure proper
protection of the installed insulation especially near the opening locations at
the bulkhead or overhead. & Audit on 17/03/2015.
2. During Quality Walkabout on
Wednesday (04/03/2015) PMT remind to ensure closure of temporary openings
(penetrations/MCT) to protect the installed insulation from excessive moisture.
3. ABSB’s to submit weekly
submission by Friday 12pm:
·
· Weight Control Report (WCR) for installed items.
·
· Furniture & equipment fabrication progress.
·
· Punchlist ITR – WHP.
Engineering Issues
1.
Plumbing pipes markings – ABSB to propose details by 12/03/2015 for approval.
Still pending. To get Operation team’s review by 18/03/2015.
2.
Clashing issue between raised floor pedestals & E&I cable tray at TB -
MSR. ABSB need to do room layout marking after complete blasting/painting
activity. Then line walk with E&I to identify location and quantity if
bridge is feasible and required.
3.
Clarification on MELCO fittings for PCSB approval.
After finish weekly meeting, I help Roger doing hot water
and cold water report complete with grin and mac number.
(17 March 2015: Tuesday)
Today I help Roger doing hot water and cold water report
complete with grin and mac no.
After lunch hour, I update weekly progress report for this week.
Picture 1 shows progress report for CPP Technical Buildings and
S-curve for Fabrication Progress at site.
(18 March 2015 : Wednesday)
Today I help Mr. Roger doing hot water and cold water report
complete with grin and mac number.
Picture 2 shows Drawing of jointing piping system.
(19 March 2015 : Thursday)
Today I help Mr. Roger doing hot water and cold water report
complete with grin and mac no.
(20 March 2015 : Friday)
Today I help Mr. Roger doing hot water and cold water report
complete with grin and mac number.
