Appendix 1 – BSL Project Checklist

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Change Control Process (where relevant)

  • Is formal change control procedure applied to critical equipment and materials, the introduction of new chemicals, control system software changes, major operational and maintenance procedure changes?
  • Does it include the following elements where relevant:
    • Necessary design reviews (HAZOP etc.) and approval?
    • Provision for statutory approvals (EIS, building approvals, workplace safety legislation etc.)?
    • Documentation and CMMS update?
    • Change to emergency procedures?
    • Training requirements (Production and Maintenance)?
    • Critical spares holding?
    • Management of disposals?
    • Safety case review (if applicable)?

Engineering Standards

Do engineering specifications and standards effectively address:

  • Reliability (designed reliability, simplicity, plant redundancy)?
  • Maintainability, accessibility, ease of surveillance, cleanliness, modularity, quick removal?
  • Documentation, spare parts, and training considered in design and equipment selection?

Equipment Selection and Design – Involvement

  • Are maintenance, operations and reliability personnel involved in equipment design and selection early enough in a project?
  • Do they use an established philosophy, eg, MTEC (manuals, training, equipment and commissioning)?

Equipment Selection and Design – Standardisation

  • Is site equipment standardised to minimise parts holding, procedures, training, manuals, and special tools?

Equipment Selection and Design – Whole of life costs

  • Is equipment and vendor selection based upon life-cycle cost projections rather than on merely initial cost and delivery?
  • Do design reviews require reliability and maintainability issues to be addressed?

Handover

  • Is plant hand-over formalised after successful commissioning and testing?
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