OIL FLUSHING Procedure Form Ver.1 (POWER GT 8001 ABC)

Projects & Technology – Operated
Penguins Redevelopment Project

Oil Flushing Procedure
(POWER GENERATION 8001 A/B/C)
Project Penguins Redevelopment Project
Client Shell U.K. Limited
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Shell U.K. Limited PRD-PT-GEN-00-E-BA-6178-00010
Penguins Redevelopment Project Date 20/07/2021
Project No. P3NG
PIPING BORESCOPE PROCEDURE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................6
2. Objective .............................................................................................................................6
3. Responsibilities ...................................................................................................................7
3.1 Cleaning Contractor Responsibilities ................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Flour Responsibilities .............................................................................................................................. 7
4. Pre-Requisites.......................................................................................................................... 8
4.1 System Requirements .............................................................................................................................. 8
4.2 Equipment Requirements ...................................................................................................................... 8
5. Cleaning Verification .............................................................................................................. 9
6. Drawings ................................................................................................................................ 10
7. Procedure ............................................................................................................................... 10
7.1 System Setup.................................................................................................................................... 10
7.2 Gross Leak Test ...................................................................................................................................... 12
7.3 Oil Flushing ..................................................................................................................................... 13
7.4 Post Job Flushing Equipment Cleaning ....................................................................................... 16
8. Health, Safety and Environmental ................................................................................... 17

8.1 Site Specific Safety ........................................................................................................................................ 17
8.2 Barriers and Signs ............................................................................................................................ 17
8.3 Spills and Leaks ..................................................................................................................................................... 17
8.4 Chemicals ........................................................................................................................................ 18
8.5 Waste Handling / Disposal .................................................................................................... 18
8.6 Risk Assessment .............................................................................................................................. 18
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8.7 Material Safety Data Sheets ............................................................................................................ 18
9. Appendices and Reference Documents ......................................................................... 19

Appendix 1: System Marked Up P&IDs and Layout Drawings ......................................................... 20
Appendix 2: Equipment and Mateiral List...................................................................................................23
Appendix 3: Detailed Risk Assessment ......................................................................................... 24
Appendix 4: Oil Flushing Sign-Off Sheet....................................................................................... 25
Appendix 5: Material Safety Data Sheets ....................................................................................... 26
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1. Introduction
This procedure applies to PENGUINS Project: POWER GENERATON 8001 A/B/C
for Lube Oil Flushing. This procedure specifies requirements and gives recommendations for
performing shop and lube oil flushing on piping systems. In case of a conflict between this
procedure and the PEF documents the latter shall govern.
2. Objective
The goal of this procedure is to detail the method to perform high velocity oil flushing of all
required piping without any negative impact to personnel, equipment, or the environment.
This procedure outlines the plan for oil flushing the piping, which consists of providing all
the necessary temporary equipment (flushing skid, hoses, fittings, etc.), materials and
personnel required to complete the scope of work.
The oil will be heated between 140°F and 160°F to reduce the viscosity and increase the
efficiency of the flush. This will be performed using an external high velocity flushing skid
that contains a pump, heater, filters, holding tanks, and reverse flow manifold.
The system will be filled with flushing oil, circulated, and heated to begin the flush. During
the filling and initial circulation, all high points will be bled to ensure there are no air pockets
in the system which can reduce the effectiveness of the flush. During the flushing process,
the oil will be filtered with inline filters on the flushing skid to remove debris and particles in
the system.
Appropriate waste collection including drip trays, hoses and fittings, and collection tanks will
be design and supplied as required by the local site and environmental authorities.
After completion of the oil flushing, the temporary equipment shall be removed and cleaned,
and the system will be re-instated to the normal operation set-up. All removed items such as
orifices, control valves, check valve internals, etc. shall be re-installed if required.
3. Responsibilities
This procedure is a mandatory document and shall be implemented by all employees and
contractors when engaging in oil flushing for this project.
3.1 Cleaning Contractor Responsibilities
Cleaning Contractor
Detailed procedure, including scope of work, safety, preliminary preparations.
Piping layout sketch outlining connection points, temporary equipment, and flushing loops.
Technical representation/Supervision: 24-hour coverage of cleaning and flushing service.
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Documentation of the flushes in a written operations report.
Equipment and materials required to perform the lube oil flushing as outlined in this procedure
Disposal of any waste solids and fluids generated during the job execution.
Safety PPE, Barricades, flagging, signage, and taping.
Install the temporary spools
3.2 Fluor Responsibilities
Fluor
Loading/unloading and rigging support. (Crane, Installation location)
Electricity Power for temporary cleaning equipment.

Specified oil for the equipment to be used during the flushing operation.
Dried Yard Air for oil filling and drain
Temporary Lighting, Power, and lube oil for flushing works.
Suitable equipment lay down area.
Emergency Services.
4. Pre-Requirements
4.1 System Requirements
Before the Oil Flushing can begin the following issues need to be addressed and
completed:
1. System is construction complete and all relevant pressure tests have been
performed and signed off.
2. System valves, fittings, and instruments are aligned, removed, or spooled to

allow for oil flushing as indicated in the marked-up P&ID of this procedure.
See Appendix 1.
3. Containment, and drip trays are in place.
4. Lay-down area for equipment is available.
5. Means for waste containment and disposal is in place.
6. Provide the instrument and Certification

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4.2 Equipment Requirement

Cleaning contractor will provide the following equipment to assist in the completion
of the oil flushing.
Equipment Description
Contains pump, heater, mixing tank, pressure and
Flushing Skid temperature gauges, and filters.
Recommended capacity of 2000LPM
Oil transfer to fill the unit/oil reservoir and water and waste
Oil Transfer Pump transfer for post job cleaning.
Flow Meter/ interface To monitor the system flow rate
Particle Counter To monitor the system particles
Stainless Steel Manifolds As required for system connections and cycling of loops
As required for system connections, stainless steel construction
Hoses, Valves and Fittings
and specialty chemical hoses
Storage Containers\Totes For temporary oil storage, temporary waste storage

100 mesh screen paddles to be inserted in flush at critical points
Mesh screen paddles
for cleanliness measurements.
5. Cleaning Verification
Cleaning contractor will provide onsite lab sampling to verify the cleanliness of samples
taken from the system during the cleaning operation. This will allow the onsite technical
supervisor to monitor the job progress and determine when the required specification has
been met.
The cleanliness specification for this work is API 614, ISO 4406 CODE 16/14/12. The
cleanliness of the system will be determined by inserting 100 mesh screen paddles at critical
points such as the oil supply connections on Equipment & Pipe and at other strategic points
mutually agreed upon by Fluor and the cleaning contractor. The screens shall have no more
particles than listed in API 614, ISO 4406 CODE 16/14/12.
Two consecutive filter patch results with 2 hours run on each filter patch meeting the
following.
a) Number of particles on each patch shall be no more than the maximum listed in API
614, ISO4406 CODE 16/14/12.
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6. Drawings
The following table depicts the drawings supplied by Fluor for the scope of this steam blow
procedure:
Drawing No. Description

U40-OL-80-01-TP002 P&ID
U40-OL-80-01-TP003 P&ID
U40-OL-80-03-TP007 P&ID
U40-OL-80-03-TP008 P&ID
U40-OL-80-05-TP009 P&ID
U40-OL-80-05-TP012 P&ID
The following are the Flushing Layout and Loop Drawings for this flush:
LD-PG-LO-01
LD-PG-LO-02
LD-PG-LO-03
7. Procedure
The sections below detail the oil flushing procedure undertaken during this scope of work. It
is your responsibility to ensure that you understand this procedure before performing the
following tasks. Contact the document author if you have any questions about this
procedure.
7.1 System Setup
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TASK DESCRIPTION ADDITONAL INFORMATION
Ensure flushing equipment is in close This reduces heat losses and number of
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proximity to the system. hoses
Place flushing equipment inside spill The use of a spill kit may be necessary
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containment area. inside containment area.
Place oil drums/totes within containment
3 area (if possible) or as close to the Allows for easy transfer of fluid.
containment area as possible.
Place the Oil transfer pumps and air supply
4 Pumps to be grounded
near the oil drums/totes.
See Appendix 1:
U40-OL-80-01-TP002
U40-OL-80-01-TP003
U40-OL-80-03-TP007
Run hoses, manifolds and valves as required
U40-OL-80-03-TP008
by the flushing diagrams from the flushing
U40-OL-80-05-TP009
5 unit to the system to perform flushing
U40-OL-80-05-TP012
operations as per provided schematics and
P&ID’s.
Layout Drawings
PG-LO-01,
PG-LO-02,
PG-LO-03
All open connections on permanent
system piping will be immediately
blinded/bagged to prevent
During the rig up, special attention will be
contamination. All removed items such
6 paid to preserve and protect the client’s
as control valves, check valve internals,
equipment and instrumentation.
RO plates, etc. will be tagged and tied
to piping or placed in appropriate
storage location
Containment will be used under each Place drip trays under any potential
7 temporary connection to ensure that any sources for leaks such as system tie ins
leaking fluids are contained. and hose connections.
Temperatures at points in the system may
Signs will be posted to inform all personnel in reach temperatures as high as 70°C
8 the area that the piping in the system being (154°F) during the flushing operation.
flushed is hot. Barriers will be erected to keep personnel
away from this piping and hose.
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Once the filling oil in has been completed

and before any operation begins, the job
supervisor will ensure that the Site Safety
9 Representative is aware that flushing
operations are about to begin and will
invite the Safety Representative to review
the set up and spill containment.
The job supervisor will walk through the

equipment and the system with the Client
10 Representative to ensure that all parties are
satisfied with the equipment layout and the
containment barriers erected.
7.2 Gross Leak Test

A gross leak test of the system and all
When the pressure of 45 psi has been
attached hoses, manifolds and valves will
reached this system will be hold for 30
be conducted using air to bring the system
1 minutes with no pressure drop on the
pressure up in stages from 5 psi up to 45 psi
system to be considered ready for the
and observing each of the connections for
initial fill.
leaks.
The cleaning contractor supervisor will Any leaks observed will be repaired only
2 conduct a thorough inspection of the system after the system pressure has been
and all connections. reduced to zero.
The job supervisor will note that a
After each leak repair the gross leak test satisfactory leak test has been
3 will be repeated until a satisfactory hold performed on the Operations Report and
period has passed with no observable leaks. state in writing that they consider the
system to be ‘Ready for Flushing’.
7.3 Oil Flushing

The system will be filled with the valves
Fill the system with flushing oil to
on the flushing skid orientated to bypass
establish circulation for each system.
1. the filter pots. High point vents will be
Bleed off any air entrained in the system
opened to ensure that entrapped air is
using high point vents.
bled from the system.
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With the system filled with oil, begin

2. circulation while increasing the fluid
temperature between 140°F to 154°F
See Appendix 1:
Adjust system to flush Loop 1 via the U40-OL-80-01-TP002,
valves on the manifolds and system U40-OL-80-01-TP003
3. valves as required.
Adjust flow rate of flushing skid to a Layout Drawings-
minimum of 203 L/min
PG-LO-01
Follow proper filter change out procedures
4. when checking filters. Oil is to be filtered
while flushing using 1~3-micron filters.
Cycle inline valves hourly. Flush all dead
5.
legs, vents and drains.
Once loop 1 has been flushed for a The cleanliness specification for the
minimum of 6 hours, the oil looks visibly mesh screens is
clean, and there is not significant ‘API 614 ’
plugging across then install 100 mesh
6. screens at the discharge points and The cleanliness specification for the
continue flushing for 2hours. If mesh is flushing oil is
clean, install the Particle counter and ‘ISO4406 CODE16/14/12’
check that standards (ISO4406 CODE See Appendix 1:
16/14/12). Layout Drawings PG-LO-01
The cleanliness specification is API 614
ISO4406 CODE 16/14/12.
Check the cleanliness of oil by the Particle
7.
counter. If cleanliness specification meets
continue onto the next loop. Otherwise
continue flushing.
Once Loop 1 has been accepted, adjust
See Appendix 1:
system to flush Loop 2 via the valves on U40-OL-80-03-TP007,
the manifolds and system valves as U40-OL-80-03-TP008
8.
required.
Layout Drawings
Adjust flow rate of flushing skid to a
minimum of 203 L/min. PG-LO-01

while flushing using 1~3micron filters.
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10.
legs, vents, and drains.
Once Loop 2 has been flushed for a

minimum of 6 hours, the oil looks visibly See Appendix 1:
clean, and there is not significant U40-OL-80-03-TP007,
plugging across then install 100 mesh U40-OL-80-03-TP008
11. screens at the discharge points and
continue flushing for 2hours. If mesh is Layout Drawings
clean, install the Particle counter and PG-LO-02。(수정)
check that standards (ISO4406 CODE
16/14/12).
ISO4406 CODE 16/14/12.
12. If cleanliness specification meets continue
counter.
onto the next loop. Otherwise continue
flushing.
Once Loop 2 has been accepted, adjust
system to flush Loop 3 via the valves on
the manifolds and system valves as See Appendix 1:
13.
required. Layout Drawings PG-LO-03
Adjust flow rate of flushing skid to a
minimum of 203 L/min.

while flushing using 1~3micron filters.

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legs, vents, and drains.
Once Loop 3 has been flushed for a The cleanliness specification for the mesh
minimum of 6 hours, the oil looks visibly screens is API 614 ISO4406 CODE
clean, and there is not significant 16/14/12.
16. plugging across then install 100 mesh
screens at the discharge points and See Appendix 1:
continue flushing for 2hours. If mesh is U40-OL-80-03-TP008
clean, install the Particle counter and U40-OL-80-05-TP009
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check that standards (ISO4406 CODE Layout Drawings PG-LO-01

16/14/12).

ISO4406 CODE 16/14/12.
17. If cleanliness specification meets to
counter.
prepare to drain. Otherwise continue
flushing.
If flushing cleanliness is passed, prepare to

drain oil. If flushing cleanliness is not Drain to waste oil tank
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passed, continuously flushing
For this purpose, clean instrument air will

be required to prevent any further
After the system is signed off as clean, the contamination of the system. All air
19.
system can be drained of oil. hoses used for this operation should be
purged to ensure cleanliness prior to
being attached to the system.
Initially, the system can be

Ensure piping is completely de-energized
pumped/gravity drained but at some point,
20. and bleeds/vents are open prior to
air pressure may be required to complete
reinstatement work.
the process.
Remove the temporary hoses, spools,

and equipment and Reinstate system to Remove waste for site or yard and dispose
21.
of in approved in disposal location.
normal operation configuration.
Only required if this is the final flush of the

22. Dispose of waste and waste oil job scope or if changing oil types between
flushes.
Take special care and attention to

Perform post job flushing on temporary ensure hoses and equipment is not
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equipment and hoses. contaminated while making/breaking
connections, and between flushes.
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If the time between oil flushes exceeds

more than one shift, bag/blind/cap all
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temporary hoses and equipment to
prevent contamination.
7.4 Post Job Flushing Equipment Cleaning

Connect all temporary hoses manifolds, and
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equipment to form a loop.
A gross air leak test up to 45 psi. Any leaks
2 observed will be repaired only after the
system pressure has been reduced to zero
Fill the system with flushing oil. Circulate
3 Fill the Lube Oil ‘SHELL TURBO OIL T 32‘
through all temporary equipment.
Circulate while bringing the temperature up
4
to a maximum of 154°F
Drain the system when satisfied with
cleaning. Draining oil is transferred to waste
5
drum. Use clean air pressure to aid draining
if necessary
6 Clean up work area.
8. Health, Safety and Environmental

8.1 Site Specific Safety
Safety is the responsibility of every employee irrespective of status. Employees will ensure
that their workplace is safe and functions efficiently and safely. Common sense should be
applied, and ‘safe working’ practices implemented and adhered to at all times during the
work. Particular attention will be given to work site safety and to any safety systems and
procedures provided. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) will be required for all
personnel. The minimum PPE of hard hat, safety boots, high visibility reflective stripes,
hearing protection and eye protection will be worn at all times when working on site. All
hoses, valves and fittings will be checked to confirm that they are of a suitable pressure rating
for the task. All relevant certifications will accompany the equipment.
Any personnel working at height over 1.8 meters, will require fall protection, and possible
SRL (Self- retracting line)
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A pre-job safety meeting will be conducted before undertaking any operation. The flushing
operation presents some unique hazards and can affect a significant portion of the area. For
this reason, the audience for this toolbox talk must include all personnel involved in the
work.
Upon reaching the worksite, all cleaning contractor personnel will undergo the site safety
induction as required.
The work site Permit-to-Work (PTW) system will be strictly adhered to. No work will be
carried out unless the required PTW has been raised, authorized, and signed on. If the scope
of work changes during the duration of the Permit, the cleaning contractor supervisor will
ensure that any changes are discussed with the appropriate client representative and the
permit modified, if necessary, and re-issued.
Prior to operations commencing, a Pre-Job Safety Meeting will be held to ensure that all
parties involved in or affected by the work are aware of its nature and of the hazards
involved. The meeting will be held on site and recorded on the appropriate forms. Any
outstanding actions following the meeting will be closed out prior to operations
commencing.
The Toolbox Safety Talk will be conducted on site before each new job task or section of a
job procedure. The talk(s) will be logged in the Daily Operations Report.
8.2 Barriers and Signs

Sufficient barriers will be erected to inform personnel that the oil system is being flushed and that
access is restricted to personnel directly involved in the operation. Signs will be posted in the
accessible area of the system piping to warn that the fluid and equipment may be extremely hot
to the touch. The area of the flushing equipment will be isolated with barrier tape and access
will be controlled. Site safety personnel will be walked through the area and the control
measures pointed out for comment and enforcement.
8.3 Spills and Leaks

The job supervisor will ensure that sufficient spill containment systems are erected in the area
of the flushing equipment and the control oil piping system. Spill containment materials will
be available on site for use by all personnel as required. Personnel not involved in the
flushing operation will be requested to report any leaks to flushing personnel immediately
and to not undertake any repairs themselves. The job supervisor will determine the plan of
action of how leaks are to be mitigated or repaired.
8.4 Chemicals
The cleaning contractor will be responsible for ensuring that all chemicals are handled by
trained personnel, that proper handling techniques are employed, and that all personnel are
wearing the necessary PPE. MSDS sheets will be available on site for all chemicals used in
the flushing and post job cleaning operation. Copies of the MSDS will be provided to the
client and pipe-fitting supervisor prior to commencing flushing operations. If the piping
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foreman is interested in providing the MSDS information to the crews, the material will be
readily accessible.
8.5 Waste Handling / Disposal

All waste generated by the flushing operation and post-operational cleaning shall be
contained within approved waste storage containers located near the containment areas. An
inventory of waste material volumes and contents shall be provided to the client following
the flushing and post job cleaning operation. The cleaning contractor shall be responsible for
the disposal of all waste material generated by the flushing and post job cleaning operation.
8.6 Risk Assessment

The purpose of the Risk Assessment is to identify hazards and the degree of risk that they
pose. Assessments are carried out to indicate the control measures (safety equipment, work
procedures, isolation methods, training, and communication) required to manage risk.
Assessments must be carried out and approved by all parties prior to work commencing.
The Risk Assessment Analysis sheet identifies the hazards and hazard effects and is used to
assess the Risk as follows:
• The Severity column describes the gravity of the injury, damage or loss (low,
moderate or high).
• An Initial Risk Factor will be obtained by assessing the severity and probability
(frequency) of the harm that might arise from the Hazard.
• Existing or proposed Hazard control measures will be entered against each identified
potential accident. These measures should reduce the risk to an acceptable level. If the
risk remains unchanged other remedial actions should be specified on the sheet until it
is reduced.
Refer to Appendix 3: Detailed Risk Assessment for this work scope
8.7 Material Safety Data Sheets

Material Data sheets are to be included in Appendix 5 for any chemicals used on site for
cleaning
9. Appendices and Reference Documents

Individuals using this procedure should become familiar with the following documents:
Appendix Description
1 System Marked Up P&IDs and Layout Drawings
2 Equipment and Consumables List
3 Detailed Risk Assessment
4 Oil Flushing Sign-off Sheet
5 MSDS
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Appendix 1: System Marked Up P&IDs and Layout Drawings

Appendix 1: Pump Skid
Appendix 1: Location of Pump Skid
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Appendix 1: U40-OL-80-01-TP002
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Appendix 1: Diagram for 8001 A
Appendix 1: Diagram for 8001 B
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Appendix 1: Diagram for 8001 C
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Appendix 2: Equipment and Material List
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Appendix 2: Equipment and Material List
Oil for Flushing and Final Fill (Provided by Fluor):
Item Type Quantity
Flushing Oil Shell Turbo Oil T 32 15 Drums (3000 L)
Power Requirements for Equipment* (Provided by Fluor):

Element Current Power
Screw Pump 400 Amps 75 kW x 2
Heater 240 Amps 30 kW x 3
380V, 50 HZ, 3 Phase Power
*Power Requirements based on FnC’s equipment. Cleaning contractor to provide own specifications for equipment.
100 Mesh Screen example image:
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Appendix 3: Detailed Risk Assessment
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Appendix 4: Oil Flushing Sign-Off Sheet
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Appendix 5: Material Safety Data Sheets
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Penguins Redevelopment Project

Client Shell U.K. Limited

EPC Document Number

Security Classification Restricted

PIPING BORESCOPE PROCEDURE

Revision Originator's Reviewed/Checked By

APPROVALS SIGNATURES DATE

ISSUED FOR: ☐ Design ☐ Construction ☒ Other OIL FLUSHING

Rev # EPC Rev Reason for Issue / Change

Rev EPC Page Section Cleared

3.2 Flour Responsibilities .............................................................................................................................. 7

4.2 Equipment Requirements ...................................................................................................................... 8

5. Cleaning Verification .............................................................................................................. 9

7.2 Gross Leak Test ...................................................................................................................................... 12

7.3 Oil Flushing ..................................................................................................................................... 13

7.4 Post Job Flushing Equipment Cleaning ....................................................................................... 16

8. Health, Safety and Environmental ................................................................................... 17

8.2 Barriers and Signs ............................................................................................................................ 17

8.3 Spills and Leaks ..................................................................................................................................................... 17

8.4 Chemicals ........................................................................................................................................ 18

8.5 Waste Handling / Disposal .................................................................................................... 18

8.6 Risk Assessment .............................................................................................................................. 18

8.7 Material Safety Data Sheets ............................................................................................................ 18

9. Appendices and Reference Documents ......................................................................... 19

3.1 Cleaning Contractor Responsibilities

Detailed procedure, including scope of work, safety, preliminary preparations.

Technical representation/Supervision: 24-hour coverage of cleaning and flushing service.

Documentation of the flushes in a written operations report.

Safety PPE, Barricades, flagging, signage, and taping.

Install the temporary spools

3.2 Fluor Responsibilities

Loading/unloading and rigging support. (Crane, Installation location)

Electricity Power for temporary cleaning equipment.

Dried Yard Air for oil filling and drain

Temporary Lighting, Power, and lube oil for flushing works.

Suitable equipment lay down area.

2. System valves, fittings, and instruments are aligned, removed, or spooled to

3. Containment, and drip trays are in place.

4. Lay-down area for equipment is available.

5. Means for waste containment and disposal is in place.

6. Provide the instrument and Certification

4.2 Equipment Requirement

Storage Containers\Totes For temporary oil storage, temporary waste storage

Drawing No. Description

7.1 System Setup

TASK DESCRIPTION ADDITONAL INFORMATION

Once the filling oil in has been completed

The job supervisor will walk through the

7.2 Gross Leak Test

TASK DESCRIPTION ADDITONAL INFORMATION

7.3 Oil Flushing

TASK DESCRIPTION ADDITONAL INFORMATION

With the system filled with oil, begin

Follow proper filter change out procedures

Cycle inline valves hourly. Flush all dead

Once Loop 2 has been flushed for a

Follow proper filter change out procedures

Cycle inline valves hourly. Flush all dead