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    SAIC-P-3301 Rev 4

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting the storage, handling, and preservation of cable trays and accessories. It lists acceptance criteria for general requirements, storage, handling, and preservation. Some key criteria include that electrical materials must be new, undamaged, and properly identified; cable trays must be stored in a way that prevents damage, scratching, and marring; and cable trays must be free of burrs or sharp edges that could damage cable jackets during installation. The checklist is to be used to inspect these items and ensure they pass or fail established acceptance criteria.

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting the storage, handling, and preservation of cable trays and accessories. It lists acceptance criteria for general requirements, storage, handling, and preservation. Some key criteria include that electrical materials must be new, undamaged, and properly identified; cable trays must be stored in a way that prevents damage, scratching, and marring; and cable trays must be free of burrs or sharp edges that could damage cable jackets during installation. The checklist is to be used to inspect these items and ensure they pass or fail established acceptance criteria.

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting the storage, handling, and preservation of cable trays and accessories. It lists acceptance criteria for general requirements, storage, handling, and preservation. Some key criteria include that electrical materials must be new, undamaged, and properly identified; cable trays must be stored in a way that prevents damage, scratching, and marring; and cable trays must be free of burrs or sharp edges that could damage cable jackets during installation. The checklist is to be used to inspect these items and ensure they pass or fail established acceptance criteria.

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    SAIC-P-3301 Rev 4

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    This document is a checklist for inspecting the storage, handling, and preservation of cable trays and accessories. It lists acceptance criteria for general requirements, storage, handling, and preservation. Some key criteria include that electrical materials must be new, undamaged, and properly identified; cable trays must be stored in a way that prevents damage, scratching, and marring; and cable trays must be free of burrs or sharp edges that could damage cable jackets during installation. The checklist is to be used to inspect these items and ensure they pass or fail established acceptance criteria.

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    SAUDI ARAMCO ID/PID - 18-MAY-05 - REV 0 (Standards Cutoff - March 2010)

    Rev 4
    SAIC NUMBER

    SAUDI ARAMCO INSPECTION CHECKLIST


    Cable Tray and Accessories - Storage, Handling and
    Preservation
    PROJECT TITLE

    SAIC-P-3301
    WBS / BI / JO NUMBER

    EQUIPMENT ID NUMBER(S)

    EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

    LAYOUT DRAWING NUMBER

    REV. NO.

    SCHEDULED INSPECTION DATE & TIME

    ACTUAL INSPECTION DATE & TIME

    31-Mar-10
    DATE APPROVED

    31-Aug-11

    QR NUMBER

    ELECT

    CONTRACTOR / SUBCONTRACTOR

    EQPT CODE

    SYSTEM ID.

    PURCHASE ORDER NUMBER

    PLANT NO.

    EC / PMCC / MCC NO.


    QUANTITY INSP.

    MH's SPENT

    TRAVEL TIME

    SAUDI ARAMCO USE ONLY


    SAUDI ARAMCO TIP NUMBER

    SAUDI ARAMCO ACTIVITY NUMBER

    SAUDI ARAMCO INSPECTION LEVEL

    CONTRACTOR INSPECTION LEVEL

    ITEM
    No.

    ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

    REFERENCE

    A. General Requirements

    A1

    Electrical materials shall be new and unused.

    Schedule G
    Sec. 2

    A2

    Electrical materials shall be in accordance with the Saudi


    Aramco-approved project-specific design drawings, diagrams,
    schedules, lists, databases, and associated documents.

    Schedule G
    Sec. 2

    A3

    Electrical materials shall be free of damage.

    Schedule Q
    Att. lV

    A4

    Electrical materials shall conform to all applicable requirements,


    standards, and specifications prior to release to be used as part of the
    work.

    Schedule Q
    Att. lV

    A5

    Electrical materials shall be identified by using tags, stamps, color


    coding, stencils or labels. The location and method of identification shall
    not affect the function or quality of the materials.

    Schedule Q
    Att. lV

    A6

    Electrical materials shall be traceable from the manufacturer and


    supplier through delivery, storage, fabrication, erection, installation,
    repair, modification and use.

    Schedule Q
    Att. lV

    B. Storage, Handling, and Preservation

    B1

    Shipments shall be hand unloaded unless provisions have been made


    with the cable tray manufacturer for forklift unloading.
    (NEC 110.3, NEMA VE-2 Sec. 2)

    SAES-P-104
    Sec.4.1

    B2

    To prevent damage to cable tray:


    1) Never pull cable tray from truck trailer by chaining to bottom rung and
    dragging out of trailer
    2) Special care must be exercised using slings so cable tray is not
    crushed from the improper location and lifting by sling
    (NEC 110.3, NEMA VE-2 Sec. 2)

    SAES-P-104
    Sec.4.1

    B3

    Cable tray can be stored outside without cover, but shall be:
    1) Loosely stacked
    2) Elevated off the ground
    3) Ventilated to prevent storage stain
    4) Protected from scratching and marring of finish
    5) Small accessories should be stored to prevent loss
    6) Stored away from high traffic areas
    7) Stacked by width and type
    (NEC 110.3, NEMA VE-2 Sec. 3)

    SAES-P-104
    Sec.4.1

    B4

    Cable tray systems shall not be subjected to physical damage. Cable


    tray shall be free from burrs or other sharp projections that could cause
    damage to the cable jacket during installation.
    [NEC 392.4, 392.5 (B)]

    SAES-P-104
    Sec. 4.1

    Page 1 of 2

    WORK PERMIT REQUIRED?

    PASS

    FAIL

    N/A

    RE-INSP DATE

    SAUDI ARAMCO ID/PID - 18-MAY-05 - REV 0 (Standards Cutoff - March 2010)

    Rev 4

    SAUDI ARAMCO INSPECTION CHECKLIST


    Cable Tray and Accessories - Storage, Handling and
    Preservation

    DATE APPROVED

    SAIC-P-3301

    PROJECT TITLE

    ITEM
    No.

    31-Mar-10

    SAIC NUMBER

    31-Aug-11

    WBS / BI / JO NUMBER

    ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

    REFERENCE

    QR NUMBER

    ELECT

    CONTRACTOR / SUBCONTRACTOR

    PASS

    FAIL

    N/A

    RE-INSP DATE

    REMARKS:

    REFERENCE DOCUMENTS:
    1. Schedule G - Material, Tools and Equipment (Pro Forma MP-IK-LS Contract), March 2006
    2. Schedule Q - Quality Requirements (Pro Forma Contract), November 2003 and February 2008
    3. SAES-P-104 - Wiring Methods and Materials, November 2008
    4. NEMA VE 2-2006 - National Electrical Manufacturers Association, Cable Tray Installation Guidelines
    NOTES:
    1. Approved - Acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction (i.e., Saudi Aramco ID).
    2. Identified - Recognizable as suitable for the specific application by a qualified testing laboratory (i.e., listing and/or labeling).
    3. Listed - Equipment and materials included in a list published by an approved qualified organization concerned with evaluation of products or
    services, that maintains periodic inspection of production of listed equipment or materials or periodic evaluation of services, and whose listing states
    that the equipment, material, or services either meets appropriate designated standards or has been tested and found suitable for a specified
    purpose.
    4. Labeled - Equipment or materials to which has been attached a label, symbol, or other identifying mark of an approved qualified organization
    concerned with product evaluation, that maintains periodic inspection of production of labeled equipment or materials, and by whose labeling the
    manufacturer indicates compliance with appropriate standards or performance in a specified manner.

    Contractor / Third-Party
    Construction Representative*

    Saudi Aramco
    PMT Representative

    Work is Complete and Ready for Inspection:


    Name, Initials and Date:

    T&I Witnessed

    QC Record Reviewed

    Work Verified

    T&I Witnessed

    QC Record Reviewed

    Work Verified

    T&I Witnessed

    QC Record Reviewed

    Work Verified

    Name, Initials and Date:

    QC Inspector

    PID Representative
    Performed Inspection

    Work / Rework May Proceed

    Name, Initials and Date:

    Name, Initials and Date:

    QC Supervisor

    Proponent and Others


    Quality Record Approved:

    Name, Sign and Date:

    Name, Organization,
    Initials and Date:

    *Person Responsible for Completion of Quality Work / Test

    Y = YES

    Page 2 of 2

    N = NO F = FAILED

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