Executive overview Sample Clauses

Executive overview. Put yourself in the position of the Contractor’s senior management who need a high level overview of what is involved – the scope of work - so that they can decide when tendering whether they have the resources and capability to undertake the work. Include a description of the different services and disciplines of work involved within the service and the location where most of the work will be carried out.
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Executive overview. The scope of service in this contract relates to the management, supervision, labour, consumable supply, provision of equipment, administration, warehousing and storage related to the service sandblasting/abrasive cleaning. The Employer’s objectives for this contract are security of supply, economies of scale, encouraging a long- term commercial relationship with the Contractor based on mutual trust, commitment to common goals and an understanding of each Party’s expectations and values. The method of assessment is described elsewhere in this Service Information.
Executive overview. The Scope of work is not limited to normal, preventative (PM) and Corrective (CM) maintenance and emergency work. The scope of service includes amongst others the management, supervision, labour, material supply, installation, consumable supply, provision of Equipment, administration, warehousing and storage related to the service Furthermore, the service required include the following activities: To carry out tasks as described in the “Scope of work “document. The scope of work briefly explains the extend of each task required, but additionally, the Contractor must familiarize himself with the full extent of the work and the Plant to fully understand the work for pricing. Attention should be given to the “Performance Specification” where drawings and working procedures are provided to assist with task understanding. The scope of work will be handed to the contractor prior to the project commences. Unplanned work such as breakdowns and includes standby duties after hours. The Contractor will supply qualified, skilled, competent and experience labour, the required tools and equipment, consumables and transport to carry out the works. A permanent core crew will be available daily for the duration of the contract for routine maintenance and inspections, breakdowns, standby duties and the same crew will carry out major work and outages with the assistance of additional manpower depending on the need as and when required. Sufficient manpower resources should be planned for major work and outages to ensure routine maintenance on remaining running plant/units are still covered. The core crew staffing, in respect to the numbers and skill/designations, will be optimal to be effective and sufficient and with the final approval of the Project Manager. At least three employees must be authorised as Responsible Persons and three as Authorised Supervisors In terms of Eskom’s Plant Safety Regulations to manage permits in order to carry out works safely and in terms of the Regulations. In addition certain employees must be trained and authorised to operate forklift and overhead cranes to perform certain duties as per scope of work. Therefore, adequate labour should be available. Employer will notify the Contractor in advance when work will be carried out. Also, major works are normally carried out during unit outages.
Executive overview. Hendrina Power Station is a fossil fired power generating utility producing a generated capacity of 2000 MW. It uses demineralized water to produce steam which turns the turbine and produce power. The demineralized water produced needs to undergo through pretreatment process to remove turbidity and TOC to prolong life span of the resin installed in the Cation, Anion and Mixed bed vessels and consequently prevent fouling, erosion, scaling and the corrosion of the turbine and boiler plant.
Executive overview. 1) The works comprise of the complete construction of the new 132kV Sub-transmission line from Mfinizo Substation to Taweni Substation (27km) as part of the of the Mkambathi area reinforcement. 2) From Mfinizo substation to Taweni substation the line go through tribunal land local headman/chief shall be informed prior commencement of constructionFeeder bay, to install a 132kV VT and support the control plant installation. 3) Total project Structures 98 Monopole 87 Lattice Towers 11 4) Progress to date Monopoles Erected 58 Monopoles bases installed 18 5) Outstanding scope Monopoles : 10 Monopoles mid and top section : 18 Lattice towers : 11 OPGW conductor : 27km’s Chickadee conductor : 27km’s Stays : ±250
Executive overview. 1. The inspection, testing and maintenance of the Siemens Sinteso Fire Detection System shall be executed according to the Eskom Standard 240-56737654. 2. Ten monthly Statutory Orders for testing of all lines on the Local Alarm Panels. 3. There are also 7 yearly Statutory Orders for testing of all pressure switches and gauges. 4. The switch mechanism of every manual call point will be tested, insertion of a test key or operation of the device as it would be operated in the event of fire. 5. Every heat detector will be functionally tested by means of a suitable heat source. 6. Optical smoke detectors will be functionally tested by introducing signal attenuation between the transmitter and receiver, either by use of an optical filter, smoke or simulated smoke. 7. All pressure switches and gauges will also be calibrated on a yearly basis 8. Conveyor protection also to be kept in working condition. 9. Aspirating smoke detection systems will be tested with a source that does not excessively contaminate or impact the test results or be of a nature that adheres to the internal surface of the aspirating smoke detector pipe system. 10. Resettable linear type heat detector operation must be tested using a suitable heat source. 11. Flame detectors are to be tested annually while inspecting the area of coverage. An approved and suitable light source is to be used for the function test. 12. Fault finding: when performing any maintenance work, all faults which were reported to the contractor and those found by the contractor are to be reported formally. 13. Maintenance work on the fire control panels as well as that of the server and client will be done as specified by the OEM of the system. This will include function checking as well as system diagnosis check. A backup of the server is to be made and kept available on site for later data retrieval up to 5 years. 14. Work in any HAZLOC area shall be executed according to the HAZLOC plan. When work in required to be executed in inaccessible areas, the contractor is to notify the service manager for an execution plan to be drafted. A notification shall be raised by the contractor and all necessary documentation kept available. 15. During this contract period there will be an agreement for emergency call-outs to deal with any fault or damage that occurs to the system after working hours. In the event of a fire a visual examination and suitable tests will be carried out on any part of the system that lies within the fire ar...
Executive overview. Camden Power Station is obliged to comply with all applicable regulatory requirements, such as SANS 10298:2009 for small to medium sized chlorine gas installations and Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act 85 of 1993. The Sewage System consists of an integrated set of constituent pieces that are combined in an operational / support environment to accomplish the treatment of sewer waste water and allow safe removal of sludge. The Chlorine dosing plant in the STP forms part of this system with the sole purpose to disinfect the final effluent prior to discharge to the Reclamation Dam inlet. Drinking water, also known as potable water, is water that is safe to drink or to use for food preparation, without risk of health problems. Potable Water is produced at the WTP through a series of filtration and chemical dosing processes. Chlorine is used to disinfect water by killing pathogens such as bacteria and viruses thereby making the water safe for human consumption. The Chlorine dosing systems at the STP and WTP do not comply with the relevant health and safety standards. Furthermore, there are several other upgrades that are required at the STP to ensure safe working conditions for personnel. The main objective of this project is therefore to outline the necessary refurbishment of existing plant/infrastructure required to ensure compliance to regulatory requirements. The Contractor is responsible for all works for the process, mechanical, electrical and control and instrumentation design (including drawings and process flow diagrams) required to refurbish the chlorine dosing systems at the STP and WTP that complies with SANS 10298:2009 and meets the performance requirements as set out in this Works Information. In addition to the designs, the Contractor will be required to supervise the installation, commissioning and testing of the dosing systems and plant safety upgrades.
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Executive overview. Duvha Power Station Unit 1 to 6 consists of Boiler and Turbine feed pumps lubricating oil tanks, coolers, water boxes and end shield that need to be painted during planned outages
Executive overview. Duvha Power Station Unit 1 to 6 consists of identical Turbine and Boiler House that has different types/kinds of Vessels, Valves, Pipes/Tubes, Elbows, Reducers, End Cap, Stubs & T-Pieces as well as Supports/Hangers and Gratings that needs to be inspected and repaired if necessary during outage(s). The repairs will be done as per Cutting Instruction issued by Eskom based on the Inspection Report/Outcome during a particular outage(s). Therefore, repairing all defects found after inspection will increase plant availability and reliability as well as production performance.
Executive overview. ERI has a fleet of different brand names and types of mobile plant equipment to suit various applications within Eskom. We have bulldozers, front end loaders, motor graders, excavators, tipper trucks, articulated dump trucks, backhoe loaders and compactors. Brands comprise of Caterpillar, Komatsu, Doosan, Xxxx, Volvo, MAN, Hitachi and Iveco. They all come in different sizes and attachment according to the customer requirements.
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