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GENERAL SPECIFICATION PROJECTS - CONSTRUCTION GS EP PJC 501
Requirements for CONTRACTOR Quality Management
Change numbering (EP insertion)
GS_EP_PJC_501_uk_rev4.doc
Exploration & Production General Specification
1. Scope .......................................................................................................................3 2. Reference documents............................................................................................. 3 3. Quality Management requirements........................................................................ 4 3.1
Perennial Quality Management system .............................................................................4
Contractual specific Quality Management system.............................................................4
Submission of Quality Management documentation .........................................................5
4. Application of ISO 9001: 2000 to project construction activities ........................ 5 4.1
Introduction and objective..................................................................................................5
ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 4 - Quality Management system" ..............................................6
ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 5 - Management responsibility" .................................................6
ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 8 - Measurement, analysis and improvement" ..........................7
5. Application of ISO 9001: 2000 to project construction Contract ........................ 7 5.1
Requirements for the Quality Plan.....................................................................................7
ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 6 – Resources management" ....................................................8
ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 7 – Product realisation" .............................................................8
ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 8 – Measurement, analysis and improvement" .......................10
1. Scope This specification defines the requirements for the Quality Management System that CONTRACTOR shall establish and maintain during each phase of the WORK (e.g.: Design, Engineering, Procurement & Supply, Construction, Installation, Hook-up, Commissioning, II). These requirements are also applicable to CONTRACTOR controlled SUB-CONTRACTORS and VENDORS through the complete supply chain. The aim of Quality Management is to give confidence to COMPANY that the activities (or processes) under the CONTRACT will be planned, executed, monitored and recorded in a controlled manner to meet all contractual requirements to COMPANY full satisfaction, especially for the operability of the deliverables with due respect to Health, Safety and Environment in operating conditions. This Quality Management system specific to the CONTRACT shall be documented in a Quality Plan, based on CONTRACTOR perennial Quality Management system (supposed to be effective regardless the CONTRACT) and on COMPANY contractual requirements pertaining to the deliverables, the execution processes and to the Quality Management itself.
2. Reference documents The reference documents listed below form an integral part of this General Specification. Unless otherwise stipulated, the applicable version of these documents, including relevant appendices and supplements, is the latest revision published at the EFFECTIVE DATE of the CONTRACT. Standards Reference
Professional Documents Reference
Not applicable Regulations Reference
Not applicable Codes Reference
Other documents Reference
Total General Specifications Reference
Requirements for CONTRACTOR criticality rating of a Unit
GS EP PJC 503
Requirements for CONTRACTOR Quality Control
The terms in BLOCK letters refer to the definition of Total standard contracts. Note: the term “SUPPLIER” mentioned in the definition of ISO 9000: 2000 has been replaced but the contractual defined term of “SUB-CONTRACTORS and VENDORS”.
3. Quality Management requirements 3.1 Perennial Quality Management system CONTRACTOR perennial Quality Management system, that exists regardless the CONTRACT, shall meet the requirements of the international standard ISO 9001: 2000 as interpreted in § 4 and shall be documented in CONTRACTOR Quality Manual.
3.2 Contractual specific Quality Management system The Quality Management system covering specifically the CONTRACT activities shall meet the requirements of the international standard ISO 9001: 2000 as interpreted in § 5 and shall be documented in a CONTRACTOR Quality Plan for each phase of the WORK. CONTRACTOR Quality Plan shall mainly contain the description of specific quality objectives, organisation, resources and management practises aiming at achieving quality for all the deliveries of the WORK. CONTRACTOR Quality Plan shall be supplemented by the Quality Control (QC) Plan(s) describing CONTRACTOR operational reviewing, verification, (qualification in case of innovative product), inspection and testing activities throughout all phases of the WORK. The Quality Control Plan is sometimes termed “Inspection and Test Plan” during Construction and Installation phases. The Quality Plan shall be developed with 3 main milestones: • Preliminary version “P”, submitted to COMPANY for Tender evaluation • Intermediate version “I”, submitted to COMPANY for review • Applicable version “A”, submitted to COMPANY for approval. Requirements of § 5 below, which are preceded with “P”, shall already be met by the preliminary version of the Quality Plan.
3.3 Submission of Quality Management documentation The Quality Management documentation shall be submitted to COMPANY as follows: • Enclosed with the offer, for competitive evaluation: - CONTRACTOR perennial Quality Manual - Quality Management system certificate of compliance with ISO 9001, obtained from an accredited independent body (Third Party), mentioning validity dates and activities covered - “Control of (project activities) documentation and records” documented procedure - “Internal audit” documented procedure and list of qualified auditors - Quality Plan in preliminary version “P”. • At a date stipulated in the Exhibit H of the CONTRACT (normally 20 calendar days after the EFFECTIVE DATE) for review: - Quality Plan in version “I”, developed for implementation in all phases of the WORK - Preliminary Quality Control Plan(s), presented in accordance with the requirements of GS EP PJC 503. • At a date stipulated in the Exhibit H of the CONTRACT (normally 40 calendar days after the EFFECTIVE DATE) for approval: - Quality Plan in applicable version “A” - First version of the Quality Control Plan(s), incorporating COMPANY Quality Surveillance points and presented in accordance with the requirements of GS EP PJC 503. The applicable version “A” Quality Plan shall be implemented, maintained and revised as necessary by CONTRACTOR during the WORK and as a minimum once a year. Major modifications to the Quality Plan shall be submitted to COMPANY for approval prior to CONTRACTOR implementation. The Quality Control Plan(s) shall be revised or supplemented to incorporate the Quality Surveillance activities of CONTRACTOR upon its SUB-CONTRACTORS and VENDORS. Each revision of the Quality Control Plan shall be submitted to COMPANY for review and approval as per the first version.
4. Application of ISO 9001: 2000 to project construction activities 4.1 Introduction and objective Although ISO 9001: 2000 has been set as the standard for CONTRACTOR perennial Quality Management system, it is deemed useful to clarify and supplement some of its sections to ease their application to project construction activities. Interpretations (written in italics) and supplements are given hereafter with the same numbering of sections, sub-sections and headings as the ones of ISO 9001: 2000, for immediate crossreference.
Exploration & Production General Specification GS EP PJC 501
Date: 10/05 Rev: 04
ISO 9001: 2000 requirements are structured in 5 sections, numbered from 4 to 8: • 4) Quality management system • 5) Management responsibility • 6) Resources management • 7) Product realisation • 8) Measurement, analysis and improvement. Sections 4, 5 and part of 8 of ISO 9001:2000 contain requirements for CONTRACTOR perennial Quality Management system; they are interpreted (in italics) and/or supplemented in this § 4 of the present General Specification. Sections 6, 7 and other part of 8 of ISO 9001: 2000 contain requirements for CONTRACTOR Quality Plan which are addressed in following § 5 of the present General Specification.
4.2 ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 4 - Quality Management system" 4.2.1 Heading 4.2.4 - Control of records The documented procedure required either belonging to the perennial Quality Management documentation or attached to the Quality Plan, shall additionally describe: • The different types of records to be generated by CONTRACTOR during each phase of the WORK (including manufacturing records as relevant) • The different supporting media used for these records • The handling by CONTRACTOR of records to be generated by SUB-CONTRACTORS and VENDORS • The control of subcontracted process if any in the field of records management • The retention time and the retrieval procedure for each type record.
4.3 ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 5 - Management responsibility" 4.3.1 Sub-section 5.5 - Responsibility, authority and communication When CONTRACTOR organises its activities as a project, the role of the perennial (or “Corporate”) Quality Management system manager in the project activities should be described and his(her) relationship with CONTRACTOR Project Manager and the Project Quality representative (if independent) shall be clarified in terms of responsibilities and authorities. In the event CONTRACTOR organisation is especially created for the fulfilment of the CONTRACT, with wide independence from main organisation, the Quality Management system of this dedicated structure may be entirely designed and implemented for meeting COMPANY requirements on deliverables; in that case, the Quality Manual is issued at the same time as the Quality Plan and may incorporate the latter. In case of joint venture, the Quality Management system of the leading member shall be the only one documented as the basis of the contractual Quality Plan.
4.3.2 Sub-section 5.6 - Management review When CONTRACTOR organises its activities as a project, the respective functions of perennial (“Corporate”) CONTRACTOR Management review and dedicated project Management review shall be clarified, together with the interrelationship between these 2 management processes.
4.4 ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 8 - Measurement, analysis and improvement" This section contain requirements pertaining mainly to the perennial Quality Management system, and more precisely to CONTRACTOR general Quality Improvement process, with the exception of sub-sub-sections 8.2.1 and 8.2.2 which are developed below. Other requirements more directed to the execution of the CONTRACT (other sub-sub-sections 8.2 and sub-section 8.3) are developed in § 5.4. 4.4.1 Heading 8.2.1 - Customer satisfaction CONTRACTOR shall measure the satisfaction of COMPANY at the closure of contractual activities, preferably in a debriefing meeting at the convenience of COMPANY where COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE may suggest improvements to CONTRACTOR perennial organisation. 4.4.2 Heading 8.2.2 - Internal audit Internal audits should follow the provisions of International Standard ISO 19 011 as guidelines. The “internal audit” documented procedure shall include the qualification criteria for auditors. As a supplement to the requirements on audit process, a schedule of internal audits pertaining to the WORK and a list of qualified auditors shall be produced and maintained. CONTRACTOR shall provide COMPANY with copy of internal audit reports, carried out on the WORK.
5. Application of ISO 9001: 2000 to project construction Contract 5.1 Requirements for the Quality Plan The remaining sections of ISO 9001: 2000 shall be used as standard requirements for the CONTRACT Quality Plan, interpreted (in italics) and/or supplemented as follows. CONTRACTOR Quality Plan shall be a practical document used as a common reference by all those involved into the CONTRACT; therefore its style shall be simple, direct and adapted. It shall contain or make reference to a general description of the Project including key data that must be known by all the personnel involved, like chief milestones. The Quality Plan shall be part of CONTRACTOR DOCUMENTS. The documented procedures or description mentioned below shall be annexed to the Quality Plan; a comprehensive list shall summarise the objective and the field of application of each applicable document properly entitled and referenced. “(P)” at the beginning of one of the paragraphs indicates that the corresponding requirement shall be fulfilled by the preliminary version of the Quality Plan.
5.2 ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 6 – Resources management" 5.2.1 Sub-section 6.2 – Human resources (P) CONTRACTOR shall describe how the personnel is assigned to the WORK with due consideration given to: • Internal allocation process • Recruitment process in urgent situation • Hiring of personnel • Contracting of independent specialised services. (P) The contractually required organisation charts shall indicate the Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) positions for each phase of the WORK with the names of the corresponding assignees documented with their relevant professional resumes and the designation of the Project Quality Manager, who shall be CONTRACTOR representative towards COMPANY for all matters relating to Quality in the frame of the CONTRACT. 5.2.2 Sub-section 6.3 – Infrastructure (P) The different workspaces that are planned to be used for each phase of the WORK shall be clearly identified, especially if outside the usual CONTRACTOR facilities. The allocation of material resources and supporting services at workspaces shall be depicted.
5.3 ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 7 – Product realisation" In this section, the term “product” designates the set of deliverables resulting from the project construction activities or processes forming the WORK. 5.3.1 Sub-section 7.1 – “Planning of product realisation” This section contains the core elements for establishing the CONTRACTOR Quality Plan that shall contain as a minimum the following elements considered as necessary for fulfilling the contractual requirements: • (P) CONTRACTOR measurable Time, Cost and Quality objectives for the WORK, signed both by CONTRACTOR project Manager and CONTRACTOR top management. • (P) The specific organisation implemented for each relevant phase of the WORK with relevant responsibilities and authorities and management interfaces with permanent CONTRACTOR organisation, including perennial (“Corporate”) Quality team. • The general description of the Project processes for each relevant phase of the WORK, with a risk evaluation for COMPANY throughout the Project lifetime (refer to GS EP PJC 502 for more details on evaluation of the Project Risk Level). • Specific documented procedures and work instructions, as listed below in sub-sections 7.2 to 7.5 shall be controlled documents, with a controlled distribution within CONTRACTOR organisation and to relevant SUB-CONTRACTORS and VENDORS, COMPANY, Certifying Authority and/or Marine Warranty Surveyor, as appropriate. Electronic version shall be distributed in a format preventing uncontrolled modification.
• Provisions for review, verification, (qualification in case of innovative product), validation, monitoring, inspection and test activities specific to CONTRACTOR processes and deliverables (Quality Control activities), as detailed below in section 8. • (P) Specific additional provisions for quality records, as a supplement to the provisions of the perennial control of records (see above § 4.2 for further details and refer to GS EP PJC 503). 5.3.2 Sub-section 7.2 – Customer related processes For this sub-section, the term “Customer” designates COMPANY. (P) CONTRACTOR shall provide a documented procedure describing the review process of CONTRACT requirements related to product. This procedure shall cover the control of changes either at COMPANY request or subsequent to CONTRACTOR proposal. The communication lines with COMPANY on Quality related subjects during the whole CONTRACT execution shall be described. 5.3.3 Sub-section 7.3 – Design and development For this sub-section, the terms “design and development” designate conceptual design, basic and detailed engineering activities that are parts of the WORK. CONTRACTOR shall provide a documented procedure describing internal reviews, verification process and validation steps, indicating those calling for the presence of a COMPANY representative and the control of conceptual design and engineering changes. Design and developments documents shall be verified by competent personnel who have not been involved in the production of those documents. 5.3.4 Sub-section 7.4 – Purchasing For this sub-section, the term “purchasing” designates all sub-contracting, supplying and procurement activities that are part of the WORK. The term “customer” designates COMPANY, the term “organisation” designates CONTRACTOR and the term “SUPPLIER” designates SUBCONTRACTORS and VENDORS of any level in the supply chain. (P) CONTRACTOR shall provide a documented procedure describing the process of assessing its SUPPLIERS and shall provide the corresponding list of usual SUPPLIERS intended to be involved in the performance of the WORK in addition to the COMPANY recommended SUBCONTRACTORS and VENDORS. SUPPLIERS ranking system, if any, shall be clearly defined and results visible in the SUPPLIERS list. (P) CONTRACTOR shall provide a documented procedure describing the purchasing process and the selection criteria used, including those related to SUPPLIER Quality Management system. The criticality rating of the sub-contracted or procured part of the WORK shall meet the requirements of GS EP PJC 502. The purchasing documentation provided to SUPPLIERS shall include the present requirements for Quality Management for cascading transmission throughout the entire supply chain.
CONTRACTOR shall provide a documented procedure describing the Quality surveillance of SUBCONTRACTORS and VENDORS by CONTRACTOR (witnessing or direct inspection and/or Quality audit) and the verification of purchased material, equipment or services. (P) Contracting of Inspection and QC services shall be clearly identified and potential SUBCONTRACTORS nominated; the Quality Management system of such SUB-CONTRACTORS shall be recognised by a certificate of compliance with ISO 9001: 2000, obtained from an accredited independent body (Third Party). 5.3.5 Sub-section 7.5 – Production and service provision For this sub-section, the term “production and service provision” designates the manufacturing, construction, installation, hook-up and commissioning processes which are part of the WORK, with the exception of “design and development” and “purchasing”, subjects of sub-section 7.3 and 7.4 respectively. The way of controlling those processes and the relevant interfaces between contributing activities shall be documented. Identification and traceability of materials incorporated into PERMANENT WORKS and identification of functional systems shall be described in a documented procedure. CONTRACTOR shall identify those processes where the resulting output cannot be controlled by subsequent measurements (like welding or marine operation) and shall describe the specific arrangements to be implemented in a documented procedure, focussing on the qualification of personnel, process and equipment. The material and equipment provided to CONTRACTOR by COMPANY shall be controlled, stored and preserved as any critical purchased item. 5.3.6 Sub-section 7.6 – Control of monitoring and measuring device The monitoring and measuring devices used in the production processes and Quality Control activities shall be identified and listed; the controls on those devices shall be documented.
5.4 ISO 9001: 2000 "Section 8 – Measurement, analysis and improvement" 5.4.1 Sub-section 8.2 – Monitoring and measurement The Quality Control activities shall be detailed in sequence, forming one (or several) Quality Control Plan(s) as necessary for meeting contractual requirements for deliverables for the various “design and development”, “purchasing” and “production and service provision” processes. In the case of multiple Quality Control Plans, the relationships between those plans shall be depicted in a comprehensive structure. The Quality Control Plan(s) shall be presented in accordance with GS EP PJC 503 “Requirements for Quality Control ” with the aim of making visible COMPANY own Quality Surveillance points (2nd Party Quality monitoring) and, if relevant, Certifying Authority Quality Surveillance points (3rd Party Quality monitoring). The Quality Control Plan(s) shall incorporate key verification activities carried out by CONTRACTOR as elements of its own Quality surveillance upon SUBCONTRACTORS and VENDORS; the intensity of Quality surveillance upon SUBCONTRACTORS and VENDORS activities and on resulting purchased equipment, materiel or service shall meet the requirements of GS EP PJC 502.
In the case of an innovative product, a dedicated global qualification plan shall be produced to COMPANY approval. 5.4.2 Sub-section 8.3 - Control of non-conforming product The ISO 9001 required documented procedure shall clearly identify CONTRACTOR Quality Representative and COMPANY intervention steps in the process of controlling non-conforming product at any stage of the realisation processes: • Deviation permit (or derogation) for departing from requirements before product realisation • Concession for accepting a non-conforming product. This documented procedure shall clarify the non-conforming criteria, especially for application in the Design and Engineering phases, and the record format (“derogation request” and “concession request” respectively). The notion of non-conforming item shall include the purchased material, equipment or services provided by CONTRACTOR SUPPLIERS. All detected non-conforming products at any stage of the realisation processes (even if accepted after concession or brought back to conformity), shall be recorded independently of the Quality Control record in specific files allowing immediate tracking of the treatment history, including the correction proposed and that implemented. A global “NC” register gathering all non-conforming files through-out the CONTRACT shall be kept up-dated by CONTRACTOR and handed over to COMPANY at the PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE.
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