Information

  • Audit area including project number

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Design Stage 1

  • Client specification received by means of <br>FMEG04 or via email and configuration sheet (if required) follow PREG05 <br>

  • Design specification FMEG03

  • Formal review may be recorded on audio device but actions shall be captured on <br>FMEG13<br>

  • Design stage 1 sign-off <br>FMEG10<br>

Design Stage 2

  • Conceptual design

  • Informal reviews

  • Perform HAZID (FMHS42) to precede the full DRA/FMEA

  • Agenda FMEG02 Formal review may be an audio recording, actions captured on FMEG13

  • Design stage 2 sign-off FMEG10<br>

Design Stage 3

  • Detailed design

  • DRA FMHS42<br>FMEA FMEG05<br>

  • Informal design reviews

  • Agenda FMEG02 Primary & secondary structure formal review may be an audio recording, actions captured on <br>FMEG13<br>

  • Staggered design stage 3 sign-off <br>FMEG10<br>

Design Stage 4

  • Released drawings are printed and submitted with supporting documents for checking

  • Drawings are checked by a competent person the “checker”

  • Checker marks amendments required in RED

  • Checker feeds back to the originator the reasons why the drawing needs reworking.

  • Originator updates drawing or document and marks check print in green when complete.

  • Mark approved data with YELLOW <br>Checkers notes marked in BLUE<br>

Design Stage 5

  • Obtain the relevant project codes from either Operations or Finance

  • Within the EPDM vault create a new product, completing the data card fields as required including the product description. EPDM automatically creates the product folder and its standard sub-folders.

  • Within EPDM generate XML list

  • Release the CAD files in line with ECOP02 PDM System

  • Upon release PDM will automatically create a PDF file of a released drawing and save a copy into 13. CAD data in the specific project folder in the Vault.

  • Within 15. Document Transmittal folder in the specific project folder create a document transmittal and then save as a PDF

  • Collate the drawing file PDFs and transmittal from the specific project

  • Using the standard Engineering File Issue email template situated on each users desktop attach the drawings and transmittal as PDFs.

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