General Goals and Objectives

Based on experience gained on many completed projects, our management considers the following points for the project to maintain its reputation as a reliable contractor.

• Qualified and motivated manpower
• Dependable construction equipment

Required personnel will be selected on the basis of skill and experience. Suitable candidates will first undergo physical and mental examination.Those passing the examination will be informed about the project, its scope, schedule of work and living condition in the area of the assignment.

For a number of trades, additional training will be organized to ensure adequate skills to pass special tests and be certified as may be required for welders, heavy trucks drivers, equipment operators, scaffolding etc…..The construction equipment section will receive instruction to make the equipment required for the project ready for inspection by the maintenance engineer assigned to the project. Inspection for special requirements on equipment is issued so that it will be acceptable for operation on the particular project.Our management considers that establishing and maintaining an effective construction quality control program is a cascading responsibility starting with the Construction Manager and progressing through staff to and including the job foreman.In order to assure adequacy and uniformity of the quality control program, a quality controller is assigned for each project to establish, monitor and coordinate the quality control activities.

The technical guidance in all matters pertaining to quality control is received by the site manager via the approved technical submittal from CLIENT throughout the construction period.

 

Job Engineering Record and Information

Construction generates information. The record of which is important for checking purposes or simply because of its inherent engineering value. Such details must record and maintain a suitable and consistent manner. Sample reporting and test forms are always attached .

• The field’s supervisor’s daily record notebook and QC inspectors daily activity report or job diaries are important documents  that must be maintained in accordance with good inspection practice.
• Record of surface preparation before installation of insulation and jacketing must be kept and maintained.

• Record of correct insulation material usage on piping and equipment  must be kept and maintained.

• Record of jacketing final appearance on equipment and piping shall be kept and maintained and form a part of a permanent record.
• Record of jacketing final appearance on equipment and piping shall be kept and maintained and form a part of a permanent record.
• Record of jacketing final appearance on equipment and piping shall be kept and maintained and form a part of a permanent record.
• Hydro test result, other tests and inspection report are also part of the record.
• Special report or studies must be included in the construction generating engineering records, if necessary.

It is the quality controller’s responsibility to maintain these records in a professional manner and consult with main office.

Information is the lifeblood of the construction, the progress of the job depends on it. The field construction supervisor is responsible in keeping it flowing and directing the flow where it is required.

 

Document Control

The task of engineering information control simply is to systematically and efficiently receive records and distribute the engineering information to the points it is to be used and ensure that the user has the latest information available. The user, of course, is the individual craftsman and craft foreman, the engineer and the superintendent. The QA/QC shall verify that they have the proper drawings and specifications for the file.

The construction drawings are received in one of the two ways or a combination of two;

• They may be received in the form of blue prints ( in the agreed upon number of copies) or
• They may be received in the form of hard copies A2 or A3 sizes.

The construction drawings are received in the field with the following date

• Project Identification
• Drawing Identification (title & number)
• Revision Number and date of receipt
• Drawing transmittal are kept on file in chronological order