Quality Assurance Plan
Quality Assurance Plan
Quality Assurance Plan
: 02/MCI-PKT/SEG-2/XI/12
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DATE : 1 Nov 2012
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I. GENERAL 4
1.1. SERVICE 4
1.2. QUALITY 4
1.4. QA PLAN 4
1.5. QA SYSTEM 4
3.2. ENGINEERING 6
3.5. PROCUREMENT 6
3.8. LOGISTIC 7
5.1. GENERAL 8
5.7. MOTORS 11
5.12. ILLUMINATION 14
6.6. LOGISTIC 21
7.9. AUDIT 24
I. GENERAL
1.1 SERVICE
The performance of activities: such as design, fabrication, inspection, repair or
installation.
1.2 QUALITY
Fitness for use; means intended purpose, performs satisfactory in service for a
special time.
1.4 QA PLAN
A detailed scheme is developed and documented, for achieving the desired level
of quality in completion facilities.
1.5 QA SYSTEM
The procedures, equipment, activities, organization and personnel use implement
quality assurance plan
2.2 Project Manager and each relevant manager are responsible for assure that all phases
of the program which is his responsible are operate strictly in accordance to the
quality assurance. The QA/QC Officer has authority to delegate the inspection,
identify quality problems and problem solving to all inspectors in every discipline.
3.2. ENGINEERING
Project Engineer is responsible to report to Project Manager for all engineering
aspects of the project and assure that the design is made in compliance with the
applicable documents.
3.5. PROCUREMENT
Procurement is responsible for all aspect of the procurement of equipment,
materials and service, including purchasing, expediting and shipping. He shall
establish the procurement policy including the activities specified by the QA plan.
3.8. LOGISTIC
Logistic shall responsible to the construction manager for overall control
materials, including receiving, checking, inspection, storing, issuing, handling over
and disposal materials.
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5. Distribution
All Document have to be distributed according to request. Document
control have to record all of document distribution. Document that
distributed have to be marked CONTROLLED DOCUMENT,
UNCONTROLLED DOCUMENT, CONFIDENTIAL, RECEIVED, OBSELENCE.
6.2.2. Record Control
1. Record is evidence of procedure implementation, so all record have to
meet requirement.
2. Project Record, All of record from field operation or execution process
must be maintained by Construction Manager.
6.6. LOGISTIC
This section covers the controlling procedures to be established and carried out for
handling, storage, shipping and preservation of materials and equipments.
6.6.1. Planning, Controlling General
All materials will identify on handling, storage, and shipping on the basis of
legal restrictions, and specification on the procurements documents.
6.6.2. Handling and storage
1. The methods and means of handling that the prevent damages or
deterioration.
2. All material handling shall be clearly identified by marking, tags, labels,
location, etc to prevent abuse, misuse and loss.
6.6.3. Shipping
6.6.3.1. Shipping Documents
Vendor must send document before shipment:
1. Performa Packing List
2. Sketch of Dimension and Weight Cargo List
3. Contents explanation of chemical or dangerous cargo.
4. Cargo Handling Direction to Delivery Date
5. Notice of Cargo Readiness Date
6. Shipping Advice
7. Bill of Lading
8. Details Packing List to Shipment
6.6.3.2. Packing
1. Packing Conditions
Vendor shall provide customary, seaworthy packing in most
proper and reasonable manner, so as to avoid loss, damage
and / or deterioration during transportation and storage at the
plant site.
2. Pretreatment
All cargo shall be given necessary pretreatment, such as
cleaning, anticorrosive treatment, etc. before packing.
3. Vendors Responsibility
Adoption of suitable packing method and materials is at the
sole discretion of Vendor, and should any loss, damage and/or
deterioration be caused due to gross negligence in packing on
the part of Vendor, and the consequences shall be the
responsibility of Vendor. Shipper shall reserve the right to
instruct Vendor the method of packing, if necessary.
6.7. NON-CONFORMANCE & CORRECTIVE ACTION
6.9. AUDIT
This section covers the procedures for audit to ensure the proper execution of quality
related activities and to evaluate the effectiveness of QA program.
6.9.1. Audit Procedure
QA/QC Officer establish audit plant for internal and external, consideration to the
importance of items and service for which the received orders and to their past
performance.
6.9.2. Audit is performed in accordance with the appropriate procedure, Scheduling and
check list by auditor.
6.9.3. Audit is performed in accordance with the predetermined schedule, which
includes audits for the site work at appropriate stages.
6.9.4. In the event that QA/QC Officer deems necessary through routine monitoring of
QA/QC activities as required by the contact, additional internal audits are to be
selected.