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8.1    GENERAL To supervise the contractor's project execution activities, PLN signed a contract with the Consultant associated with a local Consultant to obtain services, which includes the construction supervision service. 8.2    SITE INSTRUCTION The consultant shall actively assist PLN with construction supervision activities including but not limited to : (a)      Review and comment on the contractor's execution of site works. (b)     Review, comment on and monitor the contractor's project construction schedule. (c)         Assist in inputting and updating PLN's Artemis construction schedule. (d)         Review and comment on contractor's activity progress report (weekly, monthly and quarterly progress report). (e)         Review and comment on contractor's construction quality assurance program, practice...

1.1     OBJECTIVE The objective of the project is to fulfill the electric energy demand in Kendari, PT. Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Persero) has planned to build, own and operate a coal fire steam power plant, PLTU Kendari unit 3 ( 1 x 10 MW) for supplying the electric power for industrial and public use. In accordance with construction process of a power plant particularly in physical installation, it need a supervision and control to the Works carried out by the contractor to achieve project objectives with a good quality, completed in time and economically which shall comply with the contract specification and prevailing standard.      2.     USE OF PROJECT ENGINEERING PROCEDURES MANUAL 2.1      PURPOSE This Project Engineering Procedures Manual is issued for use by the Consultant Supervison PLTU Kendari Unit 3 . This manual summarizes the basic interfaces and procedures involved in Contractor document...

Project planning and control documents are prepared to define the policies, practices,' procedures design criteria and instruction applicable to the planning and control Of the project. These documents have controlled distribution, with periodic review and updating. 6.1.1         Project Documents. The Project Documents are consisting of: (1)         Contract Agreement between the owner of the project (PLN) and the contractor of the project including any documents stipulated in the contract agreement. (2)         PLN Policies and Procedures may be included in the project document only when it affect according to the contract.

4.1    INTRODUCTION This section describes methods and procedures for project management comprising project co-ordination, progress reporting, management reviews and review meeting, etc. 4.2    PROJECT EXECUTION METHOD AND MATRIX This item defines the project organization and the specific responsibilities for each of the areas of services of the Consultant in accordance with the Contract No. .................. The key areas of the Consultant’s services are: 1)     Contractor Interface - Support to PLN in monitoring, and supervising Contractor's performance in construction and commissioning. 2)      Consultant - PLN Interface – Reporting on Contractor’s progress of work and making recommendations to PLN if necessary 4.2.1        Division of Responsibility The division of responsibility for the scope of services defined in Construction Supervision and QA/QC in accordance with Contract...

1.0 General Scope This section deals with the procedures relating to review and issue of construction drawings.  Each drawing issued for construction shall be required to complete a review procedure prior to issue.  In general the process shall involve. 1. Completion of drawing 2. Drawing check by Senior Draftsman 3. Design check by Designer 4. Design Peer Review by Senior Engineer 5. Approval for Construction

To ensure that the complete design documents and drawings conform in a consistent and proper manner with Engineering Standards, a procedure for checking and approval is necessary . Official checkers are not appointed. Rather, the section leader can help arrange for qualified personnel to check design and/or drawings of peers.

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