Control of Special Processes Sample Clauses

Control of Special Processes a. The Design-Builder must develop, implement, and maintain documented procedures for controlling special processes. Special processes are those that require: qualification of personnel performing the process, qualification of the process itself, and control of the process and equipment used to perform the process. Special processes include welding, nondestructive testing, and heat treating. Control of special processes should include the following: (1) The Design-Builder should use qualified and certified personnel to perform special processes. Their certifications should be current and appropriate for the special process they are performing. (2) Special processes should be qualified, or meet the requisites for prequalification. The material and equipment used to perform the special process should be qualified, properly controlled, and maintained. (3) The Contractors, Subcontractors, or Fabrications inspectors of special processes should be properly qualified and certified, and their certifications should be current. (4) Work involving special processes should be identified, planned, and performed in the proper sequence under controlled conditions according to the referenced standards. (5) Work involving special processes should be performed using documented procedures or work instructions. b. The Design-Builder must document the control of special processes according to the referenced standards, and keep records of the control measures. c. The Design-Builder must ensure that requirements for process control and procedures for special processes are included in its contract and procurement documents if appropriate to the direction of its Subcontractors and suppliers.
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Control of Special Processes. This document is provided as a DRAFT and is not intended to be considered FINAL. The Commission explicitly reserves the right to modify this document and provide a revised Sample to Phase II Proposers. a. The Design-Builder must develop, implement, and maintain documented procedures for controlling special processes. Special processes are those that require: qualification of personnel performing the process, qualification of the process itself, and control of the process and equipment used to perform the process. Special processes include welding, nondestructive testing, and heat treating. Control of special processes should include the following: (1) The Design-Builder should use qualified and certified personnel to perform special processes. Their certifications should be current and appropriate for the special process they are performing. (2) Special processes should be qualified, or meet the requisites for prequalification. The material and equipment used to perform the special process should be qualified, properly controlled, and maintained. SAMPLE (3) The Contractors, Subcontractors, or Fabrications inspectors of special processes should be properly qualified and certified, and their certifications should be current. (4) Work involving special processes should be identified, planned, and performed in the proper sequence under controlled conditions according to the referenced standards. (5) Work involving special processes should be performed using documented procedures or work instructions. b. The Design-Builder must document the control of special processes according to the referenced standards, and keep records of the control measures. c. The Design-Builder must ensure that requirements for process control and procedures for special processes are included in its contract and procurement documents if appropriate to the direction of its Subcontractors and suppliers.
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Control of Special Processes. 8 SECTION 16 - WELDING PROCEDURE AND WELDERS PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATION FOR GAS TUNGSTEN ARC AND GAS METAL ARC WELDING OF ALUMINUM TUBULAR BUS.............................................................8 SECTION 17 - WELDING PROCEDURE AND WELDERS PERFORMANCE QUALIFICATIONS FOR GAS TUNGSTEN ARC OF STAINLESS STEEL ......................................................................................9 SECTION 18 - WELDING PROCEDURE AND WELDERS PERFORMANCE QUALFICATIONS FOR SHIELDED METAL ARC WELDING OF CARBON STEEL..........................................................................................9 SECTION 19 -
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