Information

  • Inspection Program:

  • Inspection Details:

  • Asset ID:

  • Asset No:

  • Site Description/Label:

  • Location
  • Observed Operation Mode:

  • Mode of Control:

  • Conducted by:

  • Date Conducted:

  • Note:
    1) If valve or assembly inside the pit is found to be severely corroded do not touch these components and report immediately.
    2) If issues observed can be fixed on the spot in field, please rectify as appropriate and report in this check sheet.
    3) If issues observed require further investigation/work, please provide further details.
    4) Please take photos as appropriate to report defects/issues observed.

  • Select type of Inspection

Visual Inspection

  • 1. Check access to globe valve/valve pit to ensure it is clear of vegetation and adequate for maintenance work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Check globe valve location and asset number against records in GIS system. Record any alterations required in the system.

  • Comment

  • 3. Observe and record safety issues before accessing the pit/valve. (e.g hazardous materials - PAH/Asbestos wrapping, lagging, and is the pit spacious enough? etc)

  • 4.1 Make

  • 4.2 Model

  • 4.3 Size

  • 4.4 Take photo of supplier's plate

  • Comment

  • 5. Check external surfaces of globe valve for any signs of damage and/or corrosion.

  • Comment

  • 6. Check nuts and bolts of globe valve for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. Report measurements of nuts and bolts (PCD, Bolt dia, no of bolts etc) if feasible and if replacement is required.

  • Comment

  • 7. Check globe valve for external leakage through flanges and/or bonnet.

  • Comment

  • 8. Check pilot system of globe valve for any visible leakage/damage including lagging where applicable.

  • Comment

  • 9. Check for signs of leakage from pipework and fittings in globe valve pit.

  • Comment

  • 10. Check if there are Upstream (US) and Downstream (DS) connection ports on globe valve or on adjacent pipework. Indicate in comment if pressure gauges are installed, ports are capped, and/or ports have off take lines with ball valves.

  • Comment

  • 11. Check if US and DS isolation valves are within the same valve pit as globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 12. If accessible, check external surfaces of isolation valves for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. (Note: the US and DS isolation valves should be normally fully open but check GIS for normally closed valve status)

  • Comment

  • 13. If accessible, check nuts and bolts of isolation valves for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. Report measurements of nuts and bolts (PCD, Bolt dia, no of bolts etc) if feasible and if replacement is required.

  • Comment

  • 14. If accessible, check isolation valves for external leakage through flanges and/or bonnet.

  • Comment

  • 15. Note and report condition of other equipment/accessories/fittings such as loggers, solenoids and cables installed in the pit if applicable (Note: Inspection other than visual or working on these require services of a licensed electrician)

  • Comment

  • 16. Check condition of valve chamber.

  • Comment

  • 17. Record type of chamber lid.

  • Comment

  • 18. Check condition of valve chamber lid.

  • Comment

  • 19. Record any other issues observed (e.g use of dissimilar materials)

  • 20. Any photos to be attached?

  • #
  • Photo

  • Description

Visual Inspection

  • 1. Check access to globe valve/valve pit to ensure it is clear of vegetation and adequate for maintenance work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Check globe valve location and asset number against records in GIS system. Record any alterations required in the system.

  • Comment

  • 3. Observe and record safety issues before accessing the pit/valve. (e.g hazardous materials - PAH/Asbestos wrapping, lagging, and is the pit spacious enough? etc)

  • 4.1 Make

  • 4.2 Model

  • 4.3 Size

  • 4.4 Take photo of supplier's plate

  • Comment

  • 5. Check external surfaces of globe valve for any signs of damage and/or corrosion.

  • Comment

  • 6. Check nuts and bolts of globe valve for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. Report measurements of nuts and bolts (PCD, Bolt dia, no of bolts etc) if feasible and if replacement is required.

  • Comment

  • 7. Check globe valve for external leakage through flanges and/or bonnet.

  • Comment

  • 8. Check pilot system of globe valve for any visible leakage/damage including lagging where applicable.

  • Comment

  • 9. Check for signs of leakage from pipework and fittings in globe valve pit.

  • Comment

  • 10. Check if there are Upstream (US) and Downstream (DS) connection ports on globe valve or on adjacent pipework. Indicate in comment if pressure gauges are installed, ports are capped, and/or ports have off take lines with ball valves.

  • Comment

  • 11. Check if US and DS isolation valves are within the same valve pit as globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 12. If accessible, check external surfaces of isolation valves for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. (Note: the US and DS isolation valves should be normally fully open but check GIS for normally closed valve status)

  • Comment

  • 13. If accessible, check nuts and bolts of isolation valves for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. Report measurements of nuts and bolts (PCD, Bolt dia, no of bolts etc) if feasible and if replacement is required.

  • Comment

  • 14. If accessible, check isolation valves for external leakage through flanges and/or bonnet.

  • Comment

  • 15. Note and report condition of other equipment/accessories/fittings such as loggers, solenoids and cables installed in the pit if applicable (Note: Inspection other than visual or working on these require services of a licensed electrician)

  • Comment

  • 16. Check condition of valve chamber.

  • Comment

  • 17. Record type of chamber lid.

  • Comment

  • 18. Check condition of valve chamber lid.

  • Comment

  • 19. Record any other issues observed (e.g. use of dissimilar materials)

  • 20. Any photos to be attached?

  • #
  • Photo

  • Description

Functionality Test

  • 1. Notify WDEs of work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Carry out valve and hydrant operations issued by WDEs to isolate globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 3. Carry out spindle leak check while globe valve is in operation (while moving up and down)

  • Comment

  • 4. Verify hand-held pressure gauge’s calibration is current.

  • Comment

  • 5. Check and note existing SV and PRV configuration. <br>E.g. Standard configuration is "US SV – [Strainer – PRV] – FH – DS SV". [ ] means they are in a pit.

  • Existing Configuration

  • 6. Inspect and clean strainer/dirt box if applicable<br>(Note: Ensure adequate isolation is in place)

  • Comment

  • 7. Inspect and bleed/clean/flush pilot gear and pilot strainer if applicable.

  • 8. Verify US/DS PRV pressure settings through the calibrated hand-held pressure gauge are as per WASP required settings. <br>(Note: Check with Process Engineering if unsure)

  • Upstream Pressure Setpoint (Recorded)

  • Upstream Pressure Setpoint (Required)

  • Downstream Pressure Setpoint (Recorded)

  • Downstream Pressure Setpoint (Required)

  • 9. Adjust PRV settings as required and record new settings.

  • Downstream Pressure (Set)

  • Upstream Pressure (Set)

  • 10. Test run PRV, verify opening/closing times, and adjust pilot needle valve as required.

  • Comment

  • 11. Perform Diaphragm Check as per manufacturer’s procedure.

  • Comment

  • 12. Perform Freedom of Movement Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 13. Perform Tight Sealing Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 14. Raise a work order for corrective maintenance if required.

  • Comment

Visual Inspection

  • 1. Check access to globe valve/valve pit to ensure it is clear of vegetation and adequate for maintenance work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Check globe valve location and asset number against records in GIS system. Record any alterations required in the system.

  • Comment

  • 3. Observe and record safety issues before accessing the pit/valve. (e.g hazardous materials - PAH/Asbestos wrapping, lagging, and is the pit spacious enough? etc)

  • 4.1 Make

  • 4.2 Model

  • 4.3 Size

  • 4.4 Take photo of supplier's plate

  • Comment

  • 5. Check external surfaces of globe valve for any signs of damage and/or corrosion.

  • Comment

  • 6. Check nuts and bolts of globe valve for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. Report measurements of nuts and bolts (PCD, Bolt dia, no of bolts etc) if feasible and if replacement is required.

  • Comment

  • 7. Check globe valve for external leakage through flanges and/or bonnet.

  • Comment

  • 8. Check pilot system of globe valve for any visible leakage/damage including lagging where applicable.

  • Comment

  • 9. Check for signs of leakage from pipework and fittings in globe valve pit.

  • Comment

  • 10. Check if there are Upstream (US) and Downstream (DS) connection ports on globe valve or on adjacent pipework. Indicate in comment if pressure gauges are installed, ports are capped, and/or ports have off take lines with ball valves.

  • Comment

  • 11. Check if US and DS isolation valves are within the same valve pit as globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 12. If accessible, check external surfaces of isolation valves for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. (Note: the US and DS isolation valves should be normally fully open but check GIS for normally closed valve status)

  • Comment

  • 13. If accessible, check nuts and bolts of isolation valves for any signs of damage and/or corrosion. Report measurements of nuts and bolts (PCD, Bolt dia, no of bolts etc) if feasible and if replacement is required.

  • Comment

  • 14. If accessible, check isolation valves for external leakage through flanges and/or bonnet.

  • Comment

  • 15. Note and report condition of other equipment/accessories/fittings such as loggers, solenoids and cables installed in the pit if applicable (Note: Inspection other than visual or working on these require services of a licensed electrician)

  • Comment

  • 16. Check condition of valve chamber.

  • Comment

  • 17. Record type of chamber lid.

  • Comment

  • 18. Check condition of valve chamber lid.

  • Comment

  • 19. Record any other issues observed (e.g. use of dissimilar materials)

  • 20. Any photos to be attached?

  • #
  • Photo

  • Description

Functionality Test

  • 1. Notify WDEs of work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Carry out valve and hydrant operations issued by WDEs to isolate globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 3. Carry out spindle leak check while globe valve is in operation (while moving up and down)

  • Comment

  • 4. Check valve opening and closing times where applicable.

  • Comment

  • 5. Operate solenoid valves where applicable and record any issues.

  • Existing Configuration

  • 6. Remove solenoid valves where fitted and inspect valve seats for damage and corrosion. Replace where necessary.

  • Comment

  • 7. Remove strainers, inspect, and bleed/clean/flush pilot gear and pilot strainer if applicable.

  • Comment

  • 8. Perform Diaphragm Check as per manufacturer’s procedure.

  • Comment

  • 9. Perform Freedom of Movement Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 10. Perform Tight Sealing Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 11. Raise a work order for corrective maintenance if required.

  • Comment

Functionality Test

  • 1. Notify WDEs of work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Carry out valve and hydrant operations issued by WDEs to isolate globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 3. Carry out spindle leak check while globe valve is in operation (while moving up and down)

  • Comment

  • 4. Verify hand-held pressure gauge’s calibration is current.

  • Comment

  • 5. Check and note existing SV and PRV configuration in the box below "Existing Configuration". <br>E.g. Standard configuration is "US SV – [Strainer – PRV] – FH – DS SV". [ ] means they are in a pit.

  • Existing Configuration

  • 6. Inspect and clean strainer/dirt box if applicable<br>(Note: Ensure adequate isolation is in place)

  • Comment

  • 7. Inspect and bleed/clean/flush pilot gear and pilot strainer if applicable.

  • Comment

  • 8. Verify US/DS PRV pressure settings through the calibrated hand-held pressure gauge are as per WASP required settings. <br>(Note: Check with Process Engineering if unsure)

  • Upstream Pressure Setpoint (Recorded)

  • Upstream Pressure Setpoint (Required)

  • Downstream Pressure Setpoint (Recorded)

  • Downstream Pressure Setpoint (Required)

  • 9. Adjust PRV settings as required and record new settings.

  • Downstream Pressure (Set)

  • Upstream Pressure (Set)

  • 10. Test run PRV, verify opening/closing times, and adjust pilot needle valve as required.

  • Comment

  • 11. Perform Diaphragm Check as per manufacturer’s procedure.

  • Comment

  • 12. Perform Freedom of Movement Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 13. Perform Tight Sealing Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 14. Raise a work order for corrective maintenance if required.

  • Comment

Functionality Test

  • 1. Notify WDEs of work.

  • Comment

  • 2. Carry out valve and hydrant operations issued by WDEs to isolate globe valve.

  • Comment

  • 3. Carry out spindle leak check while globe valve is in operation (while moving up and down)

  • Comment

  • 4. Check valve opening and closing times where applicable.

  • Comment

  • 5. Operate solenoid valves where applicable and record any issues.

  • Existing Configuration

  • 6. Remove solenoid valves where fitted and inspect valve seats for damage and corrosion. Replace where necessary.

  • Comment

  • 7. Remove strainers, inspect, and bleed/clean/flush pilot gear and pilot strainer if applicable.

  • 8. Perform Diaphragm Check as per manufacturer’s procedure.

  • Comment

  • 9. Perform Freedom of Movement Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 10. Perform Tight Sealing Check as per manufacturer's procedure.

  • Comment

  • 11. Raise a work order for corrective maintenance if required.

  • Comment

Approval/Sign Off

  • Tasks Completed and Satisfactory

  • Additional Comments

  • Maintenance/E&M Supervisor (signature)

  • Select date

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