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Title: DRAWING MANAGEMENT
Number: ES-14-101-02
Version Number: 9.0
Date Revised: 24 July 2014
Owner: Andrew Crooks
Authoriser: Manoj Thakur
Reasons for Creating
or Amending
Document
Correction of Error or Omission
Actual Change Details: Table 1 & Table 2 in Appendix 1: Engineering Manager changed to
Project Eng Supt/Works E&I Supt. Note under Table 1 has also
been included
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
SCOPE ....................................................................................................................................... 4
2.
PURPOSE .................................................................................................................................. 4
3.
DEFINITION OF TERMS ....................................................................................................... 4
4. STANDARDS ............................................................................................................................ 6
5.
DRAWING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ................................................................................ 6
6.
REQUEST FOR DRAFTING SERVICES ............................................................................. 6
7. DOCUMENT CONTROL CHART......................................................................................... 7
7.1 IN-HOUSE DRAWINGS ......................................................... ............................................. 7
7.2
EXTERNAL DRAWINGS.................................................................................................... 7
8. ALLOCATION OF DRAWING NUMBERS ......................................................................... 7
9.
DRAWING REVISIONS .......................................................................................................... 8
9.1
GENERAL ............................................................................................................................ 8
9.2 PRELIMINARY DESIGN LEVEL (ALPHA REVS) ..................................................... ...... 8
9.3 APPROVED DESIGN LEVEL (NUMERIC REVISIONS) ................................................. 8
9.4
AS-BUILT DRAWINGS ...................................................................................................... 8
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9.5
CANCELLED DRAWING NUMBERS ...................................................... ......................... 9
10.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS ........................................................................... 9
10.1
GENERAL ............................................................................................................................ 9
10.2 NUMBERING PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS ................................................ 9
10.3
CONTROL OF PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS .............................................. 10
11. RELEASE OF EXISTING DRAWINGS FOR MODIFICATION .................................... 10
11.1 GENERAL .......................................................................................................................... 10
11.2
IN-HOUSE RELEASE ................................................... ..................................................... 10
11.3 EXTERNAL RELEASE...................................................................................................... 11
11.4 DRAWING TRANSMITTAL ADVICE ...................................................... ....................... 11
12.
FILES ....................................................................................................................................... 11
12.1 FILE NAMING CONVENTION ........................................................................................ 11
12.2 DRAWING FILE DELETION ........................................................... ................................. 12
13.
DRAWING REVIEW AND APPROVAL CYCLES ........................................................... 12
13.1 INITIAL CHECKING .................................................... ..................................................... 12
13.2 REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE RESPONSIBLE OFFICER .................................. 12
13.3
CSBP IN-HOUSE REVIEW .................................................... ........................................... 13
13.4 IN HOUSE DRAWING APPROVAL ................................................................................ 14
13.5 STATUTORY AUTHORITY APPROVAL ....................................................................... 14
14.
TENDER DRAWINGS ........................................................................................................... 14
14.1 GENERAL .......................................................................................................................... 14
14.2 APPROVAL SIGN-OFF ..................................................................................................... 14
14.3
PROJECT FILE COPY ....................................................................................................... 14
15.
DRAWING DISTRIBUTION ................................................................................................ 15
15.1 STAMPING OF DRAWINGS ............................................................................................ 15
16.
FINAL HANDOVER TO CSBP DRAWING OFFICE ....................................................... 15
16.1 GENERAL .......................................................................................................................... 15
16.2 AS BUILT DRAWINGS .......................................................... ........................................... 15
16.3
VENDOR DRAWINGS ........................................................... ........................................... 15
16.4 DRAWING FILES .............................................................................................................. 16
16.5 DRAWING OFFICE ........................................................................................................... 16
17.
CSBP DRAWING REPOSITRY ........................................................................................... 16
17.1 APPROVED REVISIONS .................................................................................................. 16
17.2
SUPERSEDED REVISIONS .............................................................................................. 16
17.3
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS ....................................................................... 17
18.
CANCELLED OR SUPERSEDED DRAWINGS ................................................................ 17
APPENDIX 1 - DRAWING APPROVAL GUIDE .......................................................................... 18
APPENDIX 2 - DRAWING SIGNATORIES (EXCLUDING PFDs AND P&IDs) ..................... 19
APPENDIX 3 - DRAWING SIGNATORIES – PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAMS (PFDs)
AND PIPING & INSTRUMENT DIAGRAMS (P&IDs) .................................................. .............. 20
TABLES
Table 1 Drawing Status Approval Guide.............................................................................................. 18
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Table 2 Drawing Category Approval Guide ........................................................ ................................. 18
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1.
SCOPE
This Engineering Standard describes the processes and general steps involved through initiation,
development, review, approval, registration, copying, distribution, filing and archiving of
Controlled Engineering Drawings produced and revised during project development and
operational enhancement.
2.
PURPOSE
To ensure that all Controlled Engineering Drawings produced by or on behalf of CSBP are
developed and controlled in a consistent manner, and are subject to formal proposal and change
management processes, revision control, drawing registration and drawing maintenance.
3.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
CAD
Computer aided design.
Drawing File
Electronic files generated by CAD software either in native or PDF format.
Check-Out
Process within the Drawing Management system to download a drawing and flag that it is being
updated or modified.
Check-In
Process within the Drawing Management System where the drawing file is uploaded into the
system.
Consultant
A consulting engineer, company, or person duly authorised and appointed in writing by CSBP to
prepare drawings or carry out design reviews and verification activities on behalf of CSBP.
Contractor
The person or corporation engaged by CSBP to execute the works and provide any services, goods
or materials, including the provision of drawings, under a purchase order or contract. “Contractor”
shall be synonymous with “Vendor”.
Controlled Engineering Drawing
Any engineering drawing that has to be prepared, numbered, revised and approved in accordance
with specific procedures and standards.
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CSBP
CSBP Limited.
Customer Area Manager
The functional title for the person who is accountable for the operations of a facility within a
particular plant area or business unit and is responsible for reviewing and approving selected
drawings associated with the facility.
Document Conventions
• Will, Shall or Must indicates mandatory action.
• Should indicate preferred action.
• May or Can indicates possible or optional action.
Drawing
Engineering data that reflects an object, e.g. general arrangement, detail drawing and schematic,
that is created and normally presented on a single sheet of paper by application software.
Drawing Control
The functional group responsible for the management, administration and safekeeping of
Controlled Engineering Drawings.
Drawing Repository
The storage location that drawings are moved to when checked in. All drawings reside in the
Drawing Management System. An additional paper copy of P&IDs and HV drawings shall be kept
in the drawing cabinets located in the drawing office.
Engineering Manager
The functional title for the engineer accountable for project elements during development or
operations. This includes reviewing essential requirements, liaising with the Responsible Officer
and approving all completed drawings.
Original drawing
The original drawing is the latest approved revision that resides in the Drawing repository.
Responsible Officer
Functional title for the person responsible for initiating design work, reviewing and approving
drawings produced. This includes liaising with, and issuing drawings to the In-House Customer,
Statutory Authorities and other interested parties as appropriate.
Safety Manager
Functional title for the person responsible for reviewing and approving selected drawings from an
operational safety aspect.
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Wet-Signature
The signature on a paper copy of a drawing file.
4. STANDARDS
CSBP Engineering Standards
ES-14-101-03 Drawing Preparation
ES-14-101-04 Drawing Numbering
ES-14-101-06 Equipment Numbering System
CSBP Printed Forms
PF0031 Transmittal Advice
5.
DRAWING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
CSBP uses the electronic document management system (Domino.Doc) to manage all controlled
drawings and to maintain information relating to controlled drawings. This system has two basic
functions.
a. Drawing information database
This database stores all information on all CSBP engineering drawings including:
•
drawing numbers
• drawing titles
• drawing revision number
• security access levels to drawing information and to drawing files
• revision history
• drawing activity log
Individual records are entered into the Domino.doc database for all CSBP drawings produced.
b. Drawing file management
Domino.doc provides links to all drawing files including past revisions. From the links, and with
appropriate access authority, drawing files can be opened for viewing or checked out for editing.
Refer to User Guide to Domino.doc UG-04-041-03 for detailed instructions in the use of
Domino.doc.
6.
REQUEST FOR DRAFTING SERVICES
To initiate in-house design or drafting work, the Responsible Officer shall provide the Design
Office Supervisor with full work scope details, cost centre (if required) and requested completion
date, together with any preliminary draft sketches or other relevant data.
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For any large or complex design or drafting jobs that have fixed completion dates, an assessment
shall be carried out to determine the impact on other work commitments and resource levels before
authorisation to carry out the work is given.
7.
DOCUMENT CONTROL CHART
7.1 IN-HOUSE DRAWINGS
All in-house design or drafting work shall, at the discretion of the Design Office Supervisor or if
required by the Responsible Officer, be managed at an individual drawing and or activity level
using a Project Document Control Chart.
7.2 EXTERNAL DRAWINGS
Consultants and Contractors, in consultation with the Responsible Officer, shall prepare a Project
Document Control Chart as the basis for the management of the particular job and the recording of
its progress.
The need for detailed information may vary from job to job, depending on the complexity of the
Works and contractual arrangements. The Responsible Officer shall specify the level of
information required in contract documentation.
Consultants and Contractors can use their own Project Document Control Chart subject to the
approval of the Responsible Officer.
8.
ALLOCATION OF DRAWING NUMBERS
A drawing number shall be allocated prior to commencement of drafting activity on any new
drawing.
Drawing numbers shall be allocated in accordance with the numbering conventions and rules
detailed in CSBP Engineering Standard Drawing Numbering (ES-14-101-04).
Allocation, logging and administration of drawing numbers are the responsibility of the Drawing
Office. From information supplied, the Drawing Office shall assign a number, enter relevant details
into the Drawing Management System and advise the request originator the drawing number.
Note:
For externally produced drawings, CSBP Drawing Office, in conjunction with the
Responsible Officer, shall allocate individual drawing numbers based on the
Consultant/Contractor’s Project Document Control Chart or reserve blocks of numbers
for allocation by the external Drawing Control function responsible for managing the
project drawings during the development phase. All reserved numbers or blocks of
numbers shall be recorded in the Drawing Management System.
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9.
DRAWING REVISIONS
9.1
GENERAL
Numeric or alpha character(s) shall be used in the Drawing Title and Revisions blocks to indicate
the revision level.
Any update/editing done to a drawing will result in the drawing being changed to the next revision.
A brief but informative statement of the revision made, and where applicable the appropriate
change order, project or other reference code shall be shown in the revision block.
Refer to Appendix 1 and 2 for approval sign-off requirements.
9.2
PRELIMINARY DESIGN LEVEL (ALPHA REVS)
During the development phase, prior to "approved for construction" status, alpha capital letters,
incrementing upwards from ‘A’ shall be used to reflect changes made to the drawing since the last
revision.
Note: Letters “I”, “O” and “Q” shall not be used. Revisions after “Z” shall be “AA”, “AB”, etc.
The Responsible Officer or Draftsperson shall maintain control and ownership of these revision
levels during the drawing development stage.
9.3
APPROVED DESIGN LEVEL (NUMERIC REVISIONS)
Numeric revision numbers shall be used for all drawings after they have been elevated to
“Approved” status. Revision numbers shall commence at Rev 0 and increment upwards by one for
each approved revision thereafter. Normally, Revision 0 is synonymous with “Approved for
Construction” status, however, it can also be used to indicate other “Approved” statuses, for
example: “As-Built” status - when it is necessary to create a new drawing to reflect as-built
conditions.
After approval sign-off on the paper copy of the drawing or electronic approval of the drawing, the
Draftsperson shall upload and or store the drawing into the suitable drawing repository.
9.4
AS-BUILT DRAWINGS
Drawings shall be revved up to “As-Built” status whenever there are any changes on any drawings
that have occurred during construction or commissioning that are not accurately shown on the
drawings already issued.
If there are no changes during construction or commissioning and the latest drawing revision
reflects the “As-Built” condition, it is not necessary to update the drawing to state “As-Built” in the
revision block.
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9.5 CANCELLED DRAWING NUMBERS
9.5.1 Non-Reusable Drawing Numbers
If drawings have been received and registered by CSBP Drawing office and are subsequently
cancelled, the CSBP drawing number shall NOT be used again.
For traceability, the drawing to be cancelled shall be revved-up, a brief statement made in the
revision block and diagonally across the drawing in large text the wording:
• “DRAWING CANCELLED”. This applies to drawings where the information is no longer
valid and another drawing has not replaced it.
• “DRAWING CANCELLED – SUPERSEDED BY DRAWING NUMBER ………………..…”
This applies to drawings where the information is no longer valid and another drawing hasreplaced it.
Note: This requirement does not apply to normal drawing revisions i.e. DO NOT cancel a
historical revision because the next revision of the same drawing has superseded it.
Note: The Drawing Management System “Comments Field” shall record details of the
cancellation to maintain traceability of drawing information.
9.5.2 Reusable Drawing Numbers
If a new drawing number has been allocated either singly or as part of a block of numbers and this
number or block of numbers is not required, the issue record in the Drawing Management Systemshall be deleted when authorised by the Responsible Officer. The drawing number or block of
numbers may then be allocated to other drawings.
10.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS
10.1
GENERAL
“Project Development” versions of existing drawings enable proposals to modify plant, equipment
or other facilities to proceed without impacting the accuracy of information on the existing
drawings.
10.2
NUMBERING PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS
Maintaining the relationship between the Project Development copy and the original drawing
number and revision from which it was derived is important and will:
a. ensure all versions are clearly identified in the Drawing Management System;
b. reduce the problem of cross-referencing and duplication of information that would occur if
new drawing numbers were assigned.
It is possible to have multiple concurrent Project Development copies created from the same-base
drawing. As such it is important that there is strict control over the allocation and management of
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the different versions. If different parties are involved, the Responsible Officers shall communicate
to ensure there are no potential conflicts or interface problems.
For details on numbering “Project Development” drawings, refer to CSBP Engineering Standard
Drawing Numbering (ES-14-101-04).
10.3 CONTROL OF PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS
Each Project Development Copy is subject to the same approval process that applies to any new
drawing. It shall have Alpha revisions during the preliminary design stage.
After approval has been given to proceed with the modification detailed on the Project
Development version, the project development version shall be “merged” with the original base
drawing record. The revision level of the drawings shall be incremented by one and the change
noted in the revision column and signed off.
Note: All other Project Development CAD drawing files showing alternative proposals that
have been rejected should be deleted following the transfer of information to the original
base drawing record. It is acceptable to hold Project Development drawing files in the
drawing repository as a historical record of the alternatives that were considered. A note
should be added to these drawings stating that the drawing is for historical record only.
Note: If the Project Development drawing is merged with the original drawing before
construction commences, the updated drawing will not correctly show what is actually
installed. To avoid this problem, Responsible Officers may elect to defer merging the
Project Development version with the original drawing until after construction is
complete. In this case, the Project Development version should be revised to "Approvedfor Construction" status and used for construction.
11. RELEASE OF EXISTING DRAWINGS FOR MODIFICATION
11.1 GENERAL
All "original" drawings released for updating shall be checked out in the Drawing Management
System and the details of the person who has possession of the "original drawing" shall be recorded
in the system.
11.2
IN-HOUSE RELEASE
The Draftsperson shall Check-Out the drawing file from the Drawing Management System noting
in the system that they have the drawing out for revision.
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11.3 EXTERNAL RELEASE
The responsible officer shall give a member of the drawing office a list of the drawings required to
be released externally so those drawing files can be Checked-Out in the Drawing Management
System, noting the name of the person and organisation to whom the drawing files are being issued.
Note: Any request received by the drawing office directly from a Consultant or Contractor shall
be referred to the Responsible Officer for authorisation before any drawing is released for
updating.
11.4
DRAWING TRANSMITTAL ADVICE
When drawing files are being released to external parties, the drawings should be accompanied by
a “Transmittal Advice” form (PF0031) listing all drawings sent.
12.
FILES
12.1 FILE NAMING CONVENTION
All drawing files shall have a file name as follows.
Note: File Name shall not be reduced in size by removing zeros or dashes.
EXAMPLE 1: NEW DRAWING
Drawing Number: 1162-9-9052/001
Directory/Folder: A:\1162-9
CAD File Name: 1162-9-9052-001.dwg
Note: All revisions of In-House generated drawings shall be retained in CSBP’s drawing
repository.
Note: Electronic copies of superseded external drawing revisions are not required by CSBP -
only the final hand-over revision shall reside in the drawing repository.
EXAMPLE 2: PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWING
Base Drawing Number: 1156-4-0301/001 Revision No. 2
Project Drawing Number: 1156-4-0301/001 2P01
Directory: A:\1156-4
File Name: 1156-4-0301-001-2P01.dwg PD current Drawing File
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Note: Revisions of In-House Project Development Drawings shall be controlled by the
Draftsperson carrying out the work and retained on the assigned network drive until the
project development stage is complete.
Note: File names of externally produced Project Development drawings do not have to comply
with above convention, as electronic files of these drawings are not required by CSBP.
Once the Project Development drawing is “merged” with the original base record as per
Section 10, the hand-over drawing shall have a file name in accordance with EXAMPLE
1.
12.2 DRAWING FILE DELETION
Drawing files held in the Drawing Management System are never deleted.
Drawing files of development drawings stored in the draftsperson’s Computer shall be managed bythe draftsperson and deleted if no longer required or uploaded to the Drawing Management system
if considered to be of some use in the future.
13. DRAWING REVIEW AND APPROVAL CYCLES
13.1
INITIAL CHECKING
At the drafting stage prior to submittal to the Responsible Officer for review and approval, all
drawings shall be thoroughly checked for accuracy and compliance with appropriate standards. A
marked-up print shall be returned to the original Draftsperson for back-drafting. The drawings shall
be updated and reissued for further review or acceptance.
Note: The person who produced the drawing shall not check the drawing. Checking shall be
done by someone else who has the appropriate skills.
13.2 REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE RESPONSIBLE OFFICER
13.2.1 In-House Drawings
Once the checking process is complete, the Draftsperson shall provide the drawing to the
Responsible Officer for review. After review by the Responsible Officer, marked-up changes will
be returned to the Draftsperson for back-drafting.
13.2.2 External Drawings
Once the drawing has completed its own internal review / approval cycle, Consultants, Contractors
and Vendors shall submit in electronic form each drawing requiring CSBP review, together with an
updated copy of the “Project Document Control Chart”.
After review by the CSBP Responsible Officer, if any changes are required, drawings shall be
marked up to show the required changes, and returned to the Consultants, Contractors or Vendor
for back-drafting.
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The drawings shall be updated and reissued to the CSBP Responsible Officer for further review,
approval or acceptance as required.
Note: Vendor drawings will only be reviewed and accepted if they are “CERTIFIED
ACCURATE” by the Vendor.
13.2.3 Review Status - Consultant and Contractor Drawings
APPROVED Proceed with the work as shown on the drawing. No further approval
required.
APPROVED EXCEPT AS NOTEDProceed with the work as shown on the drawing. Revise drawing as noted
and resubmit for approval.
NOT APPROVED Revise as noted and re-submit for approval. No work shall commence. Anyfurther work including shop or site work commenced prior to approval of the
re-submitted drawing will be at the Contractor’s own risk.
13.2.4 Review Status - Vendor Drawings
ACCEPTED Proceed as submitted. No further approval is required.
NOT ACCEPTED Drawing is not acceptable in the form submitted. Revise and re-submit
drawing.
13.2.5 Responsibility
Drawings will only be approved or accepted by CSBP as to arrangement and conformance to the
specifications and related drawings. Approval or acceptance shall not be construed as relieving or
mitigating the Contractor, Consultant or Vendor of its responsibility for dimensional accuracy,
adequacy and suitability of materials and / or the equipment represented thereon, or for compliance
with contract requirements.
13.3 CSBP IN-HOUSE REVIEW
Once the In-house or External drawing has been checked and the Responsible Officer is satisfied
that the drawing reflects the design requirements, drawings shall be issued by the Responsible
Officer to the Customer and other parties as applicable for review and comment.
Marked up drawings shall be returned to the Responsible Officer for further action. Agreed
changes are to be submitted to the originating drawing office for amendment.
Note: Copies of all drawings showing the general arrangement or layout of new plant,
equipment or facilities which are to be constructed or modified, or any other “key”
drawings, shall be submitted to the CSBP In-House Customer for review.
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13.4 IN HOUSE DRAWING APPROVAL
After acceptance of a drawing by all parties following in-house review, a copy of the drawing shall
be issued to the Engineering Manager and, where applicable, to the Safety Manager and Customer
Area Managers for formal approval.
“Tender Issue” and or “Approved for Construction” drawings require formal sign off in the primary
authorisation section of the title block. Subsequent revisions normally only require the approval
signature of the Responsible Officer in the Revision column.
In the case for Electronic approval through the Drawing Management System the Draftsperson
must fill in the title prior to uploading because on approval this becomes the original drawing.
Refer to Appendix 1 and 2 for guidance on drawing levels and signatories.
13.5
STATUTORY AUTHORITY APPROVAL
Statutory Authority Approval requirements vary between projects. The Responsible Officer shall
coordinate activities and gain approval of relevant drawings in accordance with applicable
procedures.
Where required, the Contractor shall obtain approval from the relevant Statutory Authority. A copy
of any such approval shall be forwarded to the Responsible Officer at the time of drawing
submittal. The Statutory Authority’s approval may take the form of a stamp on the Contractor’s
working drawings. The Contractor will be responsible for obtaining final certificates and arranging
for their correct display.
14. TENDER DRAWINGS
14.1 GENERAL
Tender drawings are those drawings nominated by the Responsible Officer as being part of a
Tender package. They do not require to be revved up to “Tender Issue” status and may be at any
Revision level.
Before they are issued out to tenderers, all prints of all Tender drawings, regardless of Revision
level, should be clearly stamped - above the drawing Title Block wherever possible - “For Tender
Purposes Only”
14.2 APPROVAL SIGN-OFF
All tender drawings shall be signed off by the Responsible Officer and the Engineering Manager
prior to issue out to tender. Refer to Appendix 1 and 2 for details.
14.3
PROJECT FILE COPY
For Contractual reasons, the Responsible Officer shall keep a record copy of all tender drawings
with the Project File.
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15.
DRAWING DISTRIBUTION
15.1
STAMPING OF DRAWINGS
Where required by the Responsible Officer, drawings shall be stamped to identify their status. This
will mainly apply before the drawing has reached “Approved for Construction” status or for Project
Development copies of drawings.
Examples of stamps are:
Check Print
For Tender Purposes Only (To be applied to all drawings being issued out as part of any tender
documentation package regardless of the drawing revision level)
Preliminary
For Information Only
16. FINAL HANDOVER TO CSBP DRAWING OFFICE
16.1 GENERAL
On completion of any construction or commissioning activity, the Responsible Officer shall
arrange for all final versions of all applicable drawings to be handed over to Drawing office forCheck-in.
16.2 AS BUILT DRAWINGS
Final versions of drawings held in the Drawing Management System shall reflect the as-built
condition. However this doesn’t mean that all drawings have to be revised to “As Built” status in
the revision block.
16.3 VENDOR DRAWINGS
Final certified Vendor drawings shall be obtained for all Vendor supplied equipment. These
drawing shall be passed to CSBP Drawing Office to become the original drawing held by CSBP.
CSBP drawing numbers shall be allocated to all Vender drawings and the drawings shall be entered
into the Drawing Management System.
If the Vendor drawing is provided as a CAD/PDF file, the CSBP drawing number shall be added
onto the drawing electronically before uploading into the drawing repository.
Note: If Drawing Office personnel deem the drawing substandard, the Vendor shall provide a
replacement.
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16.4 DRAWING FILES
16.4.1 In-House Developed Drawings
After final approval has been given, the Draftsperson shall Check-In the drawing file.
16.4.2 External Developed Drawings
Consultants, Contractors and Vendors, who are required to hand-over drawing files, shall ensure
that these drawing files:
• are 100% compatible with AutoCAD (Release 2007) or SolidWorks CAD software. At the
Responsible Officers discretion PDF files may be an acceptable format,
•
are handed over to CSBP on compact disk, external thumb/hard drive or sent by e-mail asagreed with the Responsible Officer for the specific project,
• are in accordance with CSBP Engineering Standard Drawing Preparation (ES-14-101-03),
• have a file name complying with the file naming convention detailed in Section 12.1,
Note: CAD files with incorrect naming convention will not be accepted by CSBP Drawing
Office.
16.5 DRAWING OFFICE
On receipt of the final drawings the Responsible Officer and/or Drawing Office shall, as
applicable:
• verify drawings and revisions are in accordance with the Drawing Issue list or transmittal,
• verify that drawing files have the required approvals,
• verify that CAD Drawing Files have correct naming convention,
• acknowledge receipt of drawings by signing the issue list and returning copy to originator,
• register drawings in the Drawing Management System,
• copy and distribute drawings,
17.
CSBP DRAWING REPOSITRY
17.1 APPROVED REVISIONS
All Drawing Files shall be stored and managed in the Drawing Management System.
An approved paper copy is retained for P&ID and High Voltage drawings only. These are stored
and maintained by the Drawing Office.
17.2 SUPERSEDED REVISIONS
Superseded revisions of drawings files shall be kept as a traceable and historical record of changes
that occurred during the life cycle of the drawings.
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All superseded revisions of all drawing files shall be kept in the Drawing Management System.
17.3 PROJECT DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS
It is acceptable to hold Project Development drawing files in the drawing repository as a historical
record of the alternatives that were considered. A note should be added to these drawings stating
that the drawing is for historical record only. Refer to 12.1 for drawing file naming convention.
18.
CANCELLED OR SUPERSEDED DRAWINGS
Drawings that are cancelled or superseded the draftsperson shall check-out the drawing, rev-up, a
brief statement made in the revision block and diagonally across the drawing in large text the
wording Cancelled and cancellation date or Superseded drawing …………. Check the drawing
back in, change the status of the drawing within the Drawing Management System.
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APPENDIX 1 - DRAWING APPROVAL GUIDE
The following tables are for guidance only. The Engineering Manager is responsible for ensuring
that all drawings are approved to a level consistent with this procedure and good engineering
practice, considering the status, and the nature and detail of the drawing.
The nominated approval levels are Functional Titles only. Organisational Titles could be different.
DRAWING STATUSDRAFTING
CHECKER
RESP
OFFICER
AREA
PROCESS
ENG
PROJ. ENG
SUPT /
WORKS E&I
SUPT
SAFETY
MANAGER
CUST
AREA
MANAGER
Preliminary: PFDs & P&IDs
Selected
Drawings
Selected
Drawings
• Issue for Information
• Issue for Design
• Issue for Tender
Approved for Construction
Selected
Drawings
Selected
Drawings
Subsequent revisions
As
Appropriate
As-Built
Table 1 Drawing Status Approval Guide
Note:
Project Eng Supt/Works E&I Supt may delegate sign off to a Senior Engineer.
DRAWING CATEGORYDRAFTING
CHECKER
RESP
OFFICER
AREA
PROCESS
ENG
PROJ. ENG
SUPT /
WORKS E&I
SUPT
SAFETY
MANAGER
CUST
AREA
MANAGER
General Arrangement:
• Scope, Layout and
essential elements of
the Project
Design Criteria:
• Process Flow Diagrams
• P&IDs etc.
Detailed Layouts and
Assembly Drawings
Discipline Details:
• Piping Isometrics
• Cable Schedule etc.
As determined by the Responsible Officer
Table 2 Drawing Category Approval Guide
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APPENDIX 2 - DRAWING SIGNATORIES
(EXCLUDING PFDs AND P&IDs)
CHKD.NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
ENGR.NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
CSBPSAFETY
NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
CSBP
APPD.
NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
AREAMGR.
NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
ORIGINAL DRAWING APPROVAL
Note: Typically, in the above Original Drawing Approval block, signatories, in accordance with
Tables 1 & 2, are required for all TENDER ISSUE and or APPROVED FOR
CONSTRUCTION status drawings except for Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs) and Piping
& Instrument Diagrams (P&IDs) – refer to Appendix 3.
Note: Normally, the above information shall remain unaltered during the life cycle of the
drawing and approval for subsequent revisions is restricted to the Revision Block below.
DESCRIPTION BY CHKD. ENGR.
REVISIONS
Legend:
• BY: - Revision Draftsperson
• CHKD: - Drafting Checker
• ENGR: - CSBP Responsible Officer
• CSBP SAFETY: - CSBP Safety Manager
• CSBP APPD: - CSBP Engineering Manager
• AREA MGR: - CSBP Customer Area Manager
Note: The name of the originating Draftsperson is indicated in the drawing Title Block.
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APPENDIX 3 - DRAWING SIGNATORIES – PROCESS FLOW
DIAGRAMS (PFDs) AND PIPING & INSTRUMENT DIAGRAMS(P&IDs)
CHKD.NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
ENGR.NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
AREA
PROCESS
ENG
NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
CSBP
SAFETY
NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
CSBP
APPD.
NAME:
SIGN: DATE:
PFD AND P&ID APPROVAL
Note: Typically, in the above PFD and P&ID Approval block, signatories, in accordance with
Tables 1 & 2, are required for each revision during the life of the PFD or P&ID.
Note: The revision Draftsperson is to sign off in the revision box below.
DESCRIPTION BY CHKD. ENGR.
REVISIONS
Legend:
• BY: - Revision Draftsperson
• CHKD: - Drafting Checker
• ENGR: - CSBP Responsible Officer
• AREA PROCESS ENG: - CSBP Area Process Engineer • CSBP SAFETY: - CSBP Safety Manager
• CSBP APPD: - CSBP Engineering Manager
Note: The name of the originating Draftsperson is indicated in the drawing Title Block.