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IEC/PAS 62337
Edition 1.0
2002-08
Milestones and activities during

commissioning of electrical
instrumentation and control systems
in the process industry
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ELECTROTECHNICAL IEC/PAS 62337
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IEC/PAS 62337
Edition 1.0
2002-08
Milestones and activities during

commissioning of electrical
instrumentation and control systems
in the process industry
PUBLICLY AVAILABLE SPECIFICATION
INTERNATIONAL Reference number

ELECTROTECHNICAL IEC/PAS 62337
COMMISSION
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................................4
1 Scope .............................................................................................................................................5
2 Definitions.......................................................................................................................................5
3 Recommendations for the usage of this document .......................................................................6
4 General preparations before acceptance of plant..........................................................................7
5 Completion of erection .........................................................................................................7
5.1 Mechanical checks and tests...............................................................................................7
5.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................................7
6 Precommissioning (mechanical completion) .................................................................................8
6.1 General ................................................................................................................................8
6.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................................8
7 Commissioning...............................................................................................................................9
7.1 General ................................................................................................................................9
7.2 Procedure ............................................................................................................................9
8 Performance test and acceptance of plant ..................................................................................10
8.1 General ..............................................................................................................................10
8.2 Conditions for Commencement of Performance Test .......................................................10
8.3 Execution of Performance Test .........................................................................................11
8.4 Evaluation and report of Performance Test.......................................................................12
Annex A (normative) List of documents to be utilized for the precommissioning and
commissioning phase...................................................................................................................13
A.1 Technical documents ...................................................................................................................13
A.2 Procedures ...................................................................................................................................13
A.3 General and coordination documents ..........................................................................................13
Annex B (informative) Description of precommissioning activities ......................................................15
Annex C (normative) Mechanical completion certificate .....................................................................30
Annex D (normative) Description of commissioning activities.............................................................31
Annex E (normative) Acceptance of plant certificate...........................................................................33
Annex F (normative) Project specific items .........................................................................................34
Figure 1 – Definition of phases and milestones .......................................................................................5

Table B.1 – General procedures ...................................................................................................... 14-19
Table B.2 – Specific procedures ...................................................................................................... 20-29
Table D.1 – Activities to be performed during commissioning stage .....................................................31
Table F.1 – Project specific items to be discussed and agreed upon....................................................34
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MILESTONES AND ACTIVITIES DURING COMMISSIONING

OF ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY
FOREWORD
A PAS is a technical specification not fulfilling the requirements for a standard, but made available to the public.
IEC-PAS 62337 has been prepared by IEC technical committee 65: Industrial-process measurement and control.
The text of this PAS is based on the This PAS was approved for
following document: publication by the P-members of the
committee concerned as indicated in
the following document:
Draft PAS Report on voting
65/291/PAS 65/300/RVD
Following publication of this PAS, the technical committee or subcommittee concerned will investigate the
possibility of transforming the PAS into an International Standard.
1) The IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) is a worldwide organization for standardization comprising
all national electrotechnical committees (IEC National Committees). The object of the IEC is to promote
international co-operation on all questions concerning standardization in the electrical and electronic fields. To
this end and in addition to other activities, the IEC publishes International Standards. Their preparation is
entrusted to technical committees; any IEC National Committee interested in the subject dealt with may
participate in this preparatory work. International, governmental and non-governmental organizations liaising
with the IEC also participate in this preparation. The IEC collaborates closely with the International
Organization for Standardization (ISO) in accordance with conditions determined by agreement between the
two organizations.
2) The formal decisions or agreements of the IEC on technical matters express, as nearly as possible, an
international consensus of opinion on the relevant subjects since each technical committee has representation
from all interested National Committees.
3) The documents produced have the form of recommendations for international use and are published in the
form of standards, technical specifications, technical reports or guides and they are accepted by the National
Committees in that sense.
4) In order to promote international unification, IEC National Committees undertake to apply IEC International
Standards transparently to the maximum extent possible in their national and regional standards. Any
divergence between the IEC Standard and the corresponding national or regional standard shall be clearly
indicated in the latter.
5) The IEC provides no marking procedure to indicate its approval and cannot be rendered responsible for any
equipment declared to be in conformity with one of its standards.
This PAS shall remain valid for no longer than 3 years starting from 2002-09. The validity may be
extended for a single 3-year period, following which it shall be revised to become another type of
normative document, or shall be withdrawn.
INTRODUCTION
There is an increasing trend in the process industry to award the construction of total plants to
contractors on a lump-sum turnkey or similar commercial basis. Experience has shown that both the
process industry (hereafter called owner) and the contractor have long and expensive discussion to
lay down unambiguously the scope of activities to be taken by the contractor and the owner and their
responsibilities to achieve the hand over of the plant.
This document should lead to an improvement and acceleration of the negotiation phase and to a
mutual understanding about the scope of activities of each party.
This document does not reflect the interests of the pharmaceutical industry or other highly specialized
industries.
MILESTONES AND ACTIVITIES DURING COMMISSIONING

OF ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
IN THE PROCESS INDUSTRY
1 Scope
This document defines phases and milestones (see figure 1) and describes as an example activities
after the “Completion of Erection” milestone of the project and prior to the Acceptance of Plant by the
owner. For each type of process/plant the activities shall be adapted.
Acceptance
of Plant
Construction Precommissioning Commissioning Production

PHASES
Cold Hot
Completion of Mechanical Start Up Start of

MILESTONES
Erection Completion Production Performance
Test
NOTE Construction and Precommissioning activities could be overlapping.
Figure 1 – Definition of phases and milestones
2 Definitions
For the purposes of this document the following definitions apply.
2.1
precommissioning
phase, during which the activities of non-operating adjustments, cold alignment checks, cleaning, and
testing of machinery take place. Refer to Annex B for the detailed activities.
2.2
mechanical completion
milestone, which is achieved („Mechanically Complete’’) when the plant, or any part thereof, has been
erected and tested in accordance with drawings, specifications, instructions, and applicable codes and
regulations to the extent necessary to permit cold commissioning. This includes completion of all
necessary electrical and instrumentation work. This is a milestone marking the end of the
precommissioning activities.
2.3
cold commissioning
phase, during which the activities associated with the testing and operation of equipment or facilities
using test media such as water or inert substances prior to introducing any chemical in the system
take place.
2.4
start Up
milestone marking the end of Cold Commissioning. At this stage the operating range of every
instrument loops shall already be adjusted to reflect the actual working condition.
2.5
hot commissioning
phase, during which the activities associated with the testing and operation of equipment or facilities
using the actual process chemical prior to making an actual production run take place.
2.6
start of production
milestone marking the end of Hot Commissioning. At this stage the Plant is ready for full and
continuous operation.
2.7
performance test
milestone at which time the Owner’s personnel run the production plant, with the help and supervision
of the contractor, to its design capacity. This test is to demonstrate the Contractor’s Process
Performance and Consumption Guarantees as specified in the contract.
2.8
acceptance of plant
milestone in which the formal turn over of the plant from the contractor to the owner is carried out. At
this time the contractor is relieved from any obligation, with exception to defect liability and any other
outstanding obligations which are part of the contract. The owner resumes full responsibility in running
and maintaining the plant.
2.9
owner
company that hired a contractor to build a chemical plant, petrochemical plant, etc.
2.10
contractor
company which is hired by the owner to design and build a chemical plant, petrochemical plant, etc.
This company is responsible for all activities as described in a separate contract including e.g. the
engineering design, procurement, erection of the plant as well as the implementation of all tests and
acceptance that are necessary to deliver a serviceable plant. This company may also be responsible
in training the owner’s production as well as maintenance personnel on plant operation.
2.11
licenser
company or individual that has a process know how which willingly provides the owner with the
technology to be used in the construction, operation and maintenance of a chemical plant,
petrochemical plant, etc., or part of the process in such a plant.
2.12
vendor
manufacturer or distributor of a piece of equipment/instrument/package unit. The vendor should be the
expert for the proper installation as well as the operation of the equipment/instrument/package unit.
2.13
process Industry
refers to the following types of industries: chemical, petrochemical, waste treatment, paper, cement,
etc. It does not include such industries as equipment/machine manufacturing or other similar
industries and does not include pharmaceutical or other highly specialized industry.
3 Recommendations for the usage of this document

This document assumes that the “Acceptance of Plant” milestone will occur after the Performance
Test. If this is not the case, this document should be adapted accordingly.
4 General preparations before acceptance of plant

The following items shall be completed in accordance with the responsibilities as defined within the
Contract:
a) Documents
The agreed upon documents pursuant to Annex A, clause A.1 shall be issued by contractor to
owner.
b) Manpower Mobilization Plan
The agreed upon amount of manpower required both from the owner as well as from the
contractor including their qualification and their availability shall be available. The organization of
personnel during Precommissioning, Commissioning and Performance test shall be established.
c) Equipment and Tools
The agreed upon required tools and equipment to be supplied by the Owner or the Contractor
shall be available.
d) Raw Materials and Utilities
For the agreed upon supply of the raw materials and utilities Contractor and Owner shall agree
upon a detailed time schedule and the conditions for supply within a reasonable time period
before Completion of Erection.
e) Catalysts and Consumables
For the agreed upon supply of required catalysts, lubricants, chemicals and other consumables
Contractor and Owner shall agree upon a detailed time schedule and conditions within a
reasonable time period before Completion of Erection.
5 Completion of erection
5.1 Mechanical checks and tests
After erection of the Plant, of each piece of equipment, facility or discrete part of the Plant, mechanical
checks and tests shall be carried out by Contractor.
The mechanical checks and tests shall verify that:

a) The Plant is erected in accordance with the piping and instrument diagram, construction
drawings and the Vendor’s drawings.
b) The equipment installed and mechanically function in accordance with the project specifications;
and
c) Applicable codes as listed in the project specifications are followed for materials and work-
manship.
Items such as painting, thermal insulation and final clean up which would not affect the operation or
safety of the Plant could be excluded. All these items shall be listed and completed after
Precommissioning or Commissioning within a mutually agreed upon schedule between Contractor
and Owner, but before the Acceptance of Plant.
5.2 Procedure
The following shall apply:

a) The Contractor shall prepare and maintain on site test forms and records which shall include the
following information:
– Description of the type of test or check,
– Date and time of test or check,
– Identification of equipment and facilities,

– Test pressure if applicable, test data and results, including remarks, if any,
– Signature of the Owner’s personnel wittnessing data recorded, if required.
b) Check, test and records thereof shall be carried out by the Contractor’s personnel.
Wherever the Owner’s witness or attesting for the check or test is required, the Owner’s
personnel shall attend such check and test. For this purpose, the Contractor shall keep the Owner
informed of the day-to-day test plan schedule. The test plan schedule should be constantly
revised to reflect the actual progress of the work and test.
c) Any items found incomplete or requiring repair or adjustment shall be marked as such on a
separate punch list and reported by the Contractor to the Owner’s and Contractor’s personnel in
charge of the relevant construction area. The test records for items in the punch list will be left
blank, until the problem has been corrected.
d) The Contractor shall expedite and follow up the completion of all incomplete, repaired or adjusted
work items in the punch list, and shall keep these expediting records up to date.
e) Checking procedures shall be repeated until all the items on the checklist are cleared.
f) At the completion of each test, the Owner shall certify on the test records indicating the test has
been satisfactory, otherwise the Contractor shall repeat the tests. Upon the satisfactory
completion of the re-test, re-certification by the Owner shall be made accordingly.
g) A complete set of test records shall be handed over to the Owner on completion and upon such
date the Completion of Erection shall be considered as achieved.
6 Precommissioning (mechanical completion)
6.1 General
After Completion of Erection, Precommissioning activities listed in project defined in Annex B and final
steps listed in 6.2 shall be carried out in accordance with the Contract to make the Plant mechanically
complete and ready for Commissioning.
The documents to be utilized are listed in annex A.
6.2 Procedure
a) Contractor’s personnel responsible forthe checks, tests and recording of results at Completion of
Erection shall be responsible for the completion of any remaining work, adjustments and repairs
of the equipment marked on the test records during Precommissioning and for the maintenance
of appropriate records.
b) Contractor’s personnel appointed for Commissioning should also participate in Precommissioning
work to verify the satisfactory performance of the Plant.
c) During the checks and tests, the Contractor’s personnel are responsible for training the Owner’s
personnel on the operation of the Plant, as defined within the contract.
d) The Owner or Contractor shall furnish operating and maintenance personnel, according to the
Manpower Mobilization Plan, to perform those parts of Precommissioning work, which are agreed
to be the Owner’s responsibility in accordance with Annex D.
e) The Contractor shall ensure that his personnel work in close conjunction with the Owner’s
personnel by providing supervision and advice where necessary.
f) The Contractor shall prepare detailed procedures for each Precommissioning activity listed in
Annex B. Procedures shall be updated or added by the Contractor as necessary to support any
additional work.
g) Mechanical Completion shall be confirmed on each part/section/unit/facility of the Plant
individually.
h) A detailed schedule for Precommissioning of each part/section/unit/facility shall be submitted by

the Contractor to the Owner before Completion of Erection.
i) Upon completion of Precommissioning activities of each part/section/unit/facility of the Plant, the
Contractor shall submit to the Owner a written Notice of Mechanical Completion, which shall
include:
– Identity of a part/section/unit/facility of the Plant considered mechanically complete,
– A copy of all relevant completed test reports,
– The date on which the completion of the tests was achieved,
– Check list, and
– A request for acceptance of a Mechanical Completion Certificate in respect of that
part/section/unit/ facility.
j) Within an agreed period from the date of receipt of the Contractor’s written notice, the Owner
shall:
– In the case of acceptance
Sign the issued Mechanical Completion Certificate similar to the form given in Annex C or
– In the case of objection
Submit a rejection statement setting forth-remaining items to be completed or defects or
deficiencies to be corrected before the Mechanical Completion status can be accepted.
k) When the Owner rejects the Contractor’s notice the Contractor shall take any necessary action to
complete or correct the items marked and give the Owner a subsequent notice of Mechanical
Completion.
l) The Owner shall sign either a Completion Certificate or shall issue a rejection statement within an
agreed period of the date of any subsequent notice of Mechanical Completion.
m) Upon acceptance of the Mechanical Completion Certificate of the last part/section/unit/facility of
the Plant by the Owner, the Owner shall within an agreed period accept the issued respective
Mechanical Completion Certificate for the Plant similar to the form given in Annex C.
7 Commissioning
7.1 General
After the issuance by the Owner of a Mechanical Completion Certificate for a part/section/unit/facility
of the Plant, Commissioning activities listed in 7.2 shall be carried out as far as possible to enable the
Start Up and/or Start of Production.
The documents to be utilized are listed in Annex A.
7.2 Procedure
a) Commissioning shall be carried out in the following sequence:
– Warming up or cooling down
– Initial running using test media such as water or other inert substances,
– Operability adjustment,
– Feeding in,
– Stable operation,
– Loading up to the design capacity, and
– Final adjustment

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Figure 1 – Definition of phases and milestones .......................................................................................5

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MILESTONES AND ACTIVITIES DURING COMMISSIONING

Draft PAS Report on voting

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MILESTONES AND ACTIVITIES DURING COMMISSIONING

Construction Precommissioning Commissioning Production

Completion of Mechanical Start Up Start of

Figure 1 – Definition of phases and milestones

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3 Recommendations for the usage of this document

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4 General preparations before acceptance of plant

5.1 Mechanical checks and tests

The mechanical checks and tests shall verify that:

The following shall apply:

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– Identification of equipment and facilities,

6 Precommissioning (mechanical completion)

The documents to be utilized are listed in annex A.

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h) A detailed schedule for Precommissioning of each part/section/unit/facility shall be submitted by

The documents to be utilized are listed in Annex A.

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