METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF UPS

METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF UPS

1.0. PURPOSE

The purpose of this methodology document explain the procedure to be followed for the Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS).

2.0. SCOPE

The scope of this methodology document highlights the following activities.

1. Material Handling
2. Procedure
3. 3Precaution
4. Safety

3.0. REFERENCES

• Approved System Specifications
• Approved shop Drawing
• CLIENT Requirements

4.0. DEFINITIONS

SITE – Location of the project

MS – Method Statement

ITP – Inspection Test Plan

PPE – Personal Protective Equipment

5.0. RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Engineer (Electrical)

• Make sure that the activities are accomplished according to the Specifications, drawing, and approved procedure.
• Make sure that all required submittals are made quickly.
• Arrange all required and recommended materials, equipment, machinery, and tools required for the Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) as per the agreed project schedule
• Provide all required necessary information, and details and assign the responsibilities to his installation team.
•  Monitoring that all process tests are carried out and obtaining approval from the Consultant’s Representative
• Monitoring and ensuring that the work is performed within the time and cost constraints.

Foreman (Electrical)

• To carry out the work and the proper distribution of all the available resources in coordination with the Site Engineer daily.
• Continuous coordination and following the Site Engineer’s instructions to meet quality requirements during the job execution.
• Incorporate all the Quality Control  (QC) and Safety requirements as requested by the Consultant’s representative.
• Report to the Site Engineer the accomplishments and problems encountered daily.

6.0. EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS

• Crane or Boom Truck
• Fork Lift
• Hammer and screwdriver
• Laptop computer
• Approved test equipment
• Correctly rated load and cables

7.0. PROCEDURE

7.1. Receipt and Storage of Material

• The materials shall be offloaded in a designated location (in a weatherproof place) in original packing as far as possible.
• The permissible storage temperature shall be ensured to be maintained as mentioned in the instruction manual

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AIR COMPRESSOR DAILY CHECKLIST

AIR COMPRESSOR DAILY CHECKLIST 

This daily checklist [Air Compressor Daily Checklist] ensures your air compressor operates safely and efficiently. By following these steps, you can identify and address minor issues before they become major problems. Regular inspections extend the lifespan of your equipment and promote a safe working environment. To download more Quality, health, safety, and environmental documents, keep visiting the QHSE Documents blog site frequently and share with your circle of friends.

Description Keypoints

1. Is the Air Compressor operated or started by authorized personnel?
2. Is the Air Compressor color-coded issued by [COMPANY NAME] Electrical Inspectors?
3. Is the Air Compressor visually neat and clean?
4. Is the surrounding near the Air Compressor area clean and clear from obstruction?
5. Is the Air Compressor away from loose materials and flammable chemicals?
6. Are safety signs in place?
7. Are all fire fighting equipment well in place and easy to access?
8. Are the air ducts clear and clean?
9. Are the radiators, engine, and pipe work checked for leaks?
10. Are belts and guards checked?
11. Tools should be secured to the hose.
12. Condition of Hose without any holes and abrasion.
13. Condition of Whip check, Safety pin is satisfied.
14. Pressure may not exceed more than 30 PSI for cleaning  works and must be with a chip guard
15. Condition of Safety Valve (For the inner hose diameter is more than 12.5 mm only.
16. Proper PPE's Ear Muff, Face Shield Hand gloves should be used.

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