UEPMNT367 — Install and commission stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engines

1 Prepare to install and commission stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine

• 1.1Work, Health and Safety (WHS)/Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations are obtained and implemented, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.2Health and safety risks are identified and risk control measures are followed, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.3Safety hazards that have not previously been identified are noted and risk control measures are implemented, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 1.4Design specification for gas fuelled reciprocating engines to be installed and commissioned are accessed, analysed and confirmed through a detailed site inspection
• 1.5Design specification matters requiring clarification are resolved through liaison with designer and gas authorities
• 1.6Formal authority to proceed with installation and commissioning of stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine is obtained before commencing work, in accordance with workplace procedures, regulatory and code of practice requirements
• 1.7Installation is prepared and is sequenced, in accordance with workplace procedures and quality assurance requirements
• 1.8Nature and location of the installation and commissioning of the stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine is determined from documentation or appropriate personnel to establish scope of work and assigned roles to be undertaken
• 1.9Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine plant, equipment component specifications and manufacturers’ manuals are obtained
• 1.10Plant, equipment, fuel train pipe work and components are identified and locations are sequenced within the constraints of site and work requirements
• 1.11Materials needed for installation are obtained, in accordance with workplace procedures and design specifications
• 1.12Tools and equipment including personal protective equipment and testing devices are obtained, in accordance with workplace procedures and are checked for correct operation and safety
• 1.13Work area is prepared to support installation and commissioning of gas fuelled reciprocating engine plant and equipment

2 Install stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine

• 2.1Regulatory and code of practice recording and reporting requirements are satisfied throughout work sequence, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.2Gas and electrical circuits, machines and plant are checked as being isolated, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 2.3Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine components including fuel train, associated pipe work and flue/exhaust systems are installed, in accordance with workplace procedures, design specifications, technical standards and regulatory requirements
• 2.4Ventilation systems are installed, in accordance with workplace procedures and design specifications
• 2.5Electrical components, wiring enclosures and terminations are installed, in accordance with workplace procedures, design and manufacturers’ specifications and regulatory requirements
• 2.6Ongoing compliance and safety inspections of installed gas fuelled reciprocating engine, equipment, pipe work, components and accessories is undertaken and identified defects are rectified
• 2.7Stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine installation is carried out without waste of materials or damage to plant, equipment, pipe work, components, accessories, the surrounding environment or services using workplace identified sustainable energy principles and practices
• 2.8Unexpected situations are dealt with safely, in accordance with workplace procedures and the approval of authorised personnel

3 Commission stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine

• 3.1Gas and electrical safety checks and isolation procedures, including purging are completed and recorded to manufacturers’ and regulatory requirements before testing and commissioning are commenced
• 3.2Operational parameters of individual components are tested and adjusted to conform to manufacturers’ specifications
• 3.3Reciprocating engine operations are tested, first without, and then with fuel, and adjustments are completed, as required, with results recorded in accordance with workplace procedures and approving authority requirements
• 3.4Exhaust gases are analysed, in accordance with workplace procedures, industry practice and regulatory requirements
• 3.5Commissioning of stationary gas fuelled reciprocating engine is conducted without waste of materials or damage to apparatus and the surrounding environment or services using workplace sustainable energy procedures and practices

4 Completion and report installation and commissioning activities

• 4.1Final check of installed gas fuelled reciprocating engine is made to verify compliance with regulatory and certification requirements
• 4.2Work area is cleared and materials are disposed of or are recycled, in accordance with legislation and workplace procedures
• 4.3Tools and equipment are cleaned, checked, serviced and stored, in accordance with manufacturers’ recommendations and workplace procedures
• 4.4Work site is cleaned and made safe, in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.5Installed reciprocating engine equipment components, pipe work, flue, exhaust systems and accessories are documented and appropriate personnel are notified, in accordance with workplace procedures

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