Contractor’s Quality Assurance and Quality Control. The classification of the service is Q3/L2. Contractor complies with the general quality requirements of DSG 318-087 Revision 2. The Contractor’s Quality Management System must be certified to ISO9001:2015. The Contractor’s quality assurance system is subject to the acceptance by the Employer. The Contractor ensures that any subcontractor employed by him has and implements a Quality Assurance Programme to meet the quality assurance requirements of the Employer. The Service Manager reserves the right to at any time audit and/or monitors the control between the Contractor and Subcontractors, as well as the performance of the Contractor’s Subcontractors. Such audits are done by prior notification and in liaison with the Contractor. The duly authorised representative of the Employer and Employer`s Appointed Inspection Authority (AIA) are offered access to the Contractor and its Subcontractors generated documentation at reasonable times to monitor compliance with QA requirements. The Contractor ensures that his staff and Subcontractors are conversant with the content of the service as defined by the Service Information, quality control plans/work plans and work instructions. Contractor’s authorisation of personnel (including Subcontractors personnel), applied for providing the services, is made available to the Service Manager on request. Execution of activity as per Quality Control Plan (QCPs) In the event the Contractor is requested to execute an activity in accordance with QCP`s, the Contractor ensure that the QCP typically consists of the following as a minimum and is reviewed and accepted by the Service Manager and the Contractor prior to the commencement of work. A cover page that includes and makes provision for the following: o Document unique number o Revision number o Page number o Provision to incorporate all inspection report numbers o Plant/system worked on o High level description of work execution o Provision for review and acceptance signatures by the Contractor, the Employer and the Employer`s AIA/QA representative (where applicable). o Provision for final release signatures by the Contractor, the Employer and the Employer`s AIA/ QA representative (where applicable). o A page which includes a high level logical sequence of work execution o A page which includes:
Contractor’s Quality Assurance and Quality Control. The Contractor compiles, in conjunction with the Employer, Engineer and the Supervisor, a product verification plan. This document shows at which stages during the contract involvement is required, and what types of inspection, testing, witnessing etc. are carried out to ensure that the requirements of the specifications are met. Quality Control Plan The Quality Control Plan consists of the following as a minimum and is accepted by the Engineer, Supervisor and the Contractor prior to commencement of the work. The QCP will also include welding procedures were necessary. A covering page which includes and makes provision for the following: • Document unique number. • Revision number. • Page number • Provision to incorporate all inspection report numbers. • System worked on • High level description of work execution • Provision for review and approval signatures by the Contractor, the Project Manager and the Supervisor. • Provision for final releases signatures by the Contractor, Project Manager and the Supervisor. The work execution logic and sequence for the fabrication and erection addition to this hold, witness points etc. are also detailed. Test reports Where tests were performed they are recorded and the positions of measurements are traceable to the specific area of testing against the records. Therefore the Contractor will submit all test reports that has been performed to the Project Manager.
Contractor’s Quality Assurance and Quality Control. In accordance with Employer`s procedures and processes.
Contractor’s Quality Assurance and Quality Control. The Contractor compiles, in conjunction with the Employer and the Supervisor, a product verification plan. This document shows at which stages during the contract involvement is required, and what types of inspection, testing, hold, witnessing etc. are carried out to ensure that the requirements of the specifications are met.
