Eni Spa Engineering Standards
Eni Spa Engineering Standards
INFORMATION SUBMISSION
06219.VAR.LCI.STD
Rev.01 - December 2016
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REVISION TRACKING
INFORMATION REQUEST
For information about the content of this standard, please refer to responsible and accountable
person as per above RACIE table or to Technical Authority coordinator (COETA).
HIERARCHY OF REGULATIONS
1 GENERAL ............................................................................................................. 5
1.1 SCOPE ............................................................................................................ 5
1.2 DEFINITIONS ................................................................................................... 5
1.3 ACRONYMS ...................................................................................................... 5
1.4 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES ......................................................................... 6
2 REFERENCE REGULATIONS.................................................................................. 6
2.1 EUROPEAN REFERENCE REGULATIONS................................................................ 6
2.2 CEE REGULATIONS ........................................................................................... 6
2.3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS AND PROGRAMS .......................................................... 6
3 INFORMATION SUBMISSION OBJECTIVES .......................................................... 7
4 INFORMATION SUBMISSION STRATEGY ............................................................. 8
4.1 SUBMISSION TEST ........................................................................................... 8
4.2 PROGRESSIVE SUBMISSION .............................................................................. 9
4.3 FINAL HANDOVER ............................................................................................ 9
4.4 DELIVERABLES SUBMISSION SUMMARY ............................................................ 11
5 HIGH LEVEL SOLUTION AND PROCESS WORKFLOW .......................................... 12
5.1 DATA SUBMISSION ........................................................................................ 12
5.2 DOCUMENTS SUBMISSION .............................................................................. 13
5.3 DATA VALIDATION ......................................................................................... 14
6 SUBMISSION TIMING ....................................................................................... 16
6.1 ENGINEERING PLANT DATA ............................................................................. 16
6.2 PROCUREMENT DATA & VENDOR DATA ............................................................. 16
1 GENERAL
COMPANY requires access to correct information as early as possible in order to manage and
prepare the final handover, develop maintenance/inspection plans, evaluate and purchase
spares, familiarization/training etc. COMPANY requires to have this information available from
CONTRACTOR during the entire project life cycle and as a final handover.
1.1 SCOPE
The scope of this document consists in describing the management of information, data and
document from CONTRACTOR to COMPANY in terms of activities, roles and responsibilities for
the collection, organization and transmission during the Project Phases and handover.
1.2 DEFINITIONS
Term Description
The party that initiates the project and ultimately pays for its
design and construction. COMPANY will generally specify
COMPANY technical requirements. The term “COMPANY” also includes
agents or consultants authorized to act for, and on behalf of,
COMPANY.
An acceptance of legal relations between two or more parties
CONTRACTOR
for the transfer of goods or services for value.
EDMS Electronic Document Management System
EMIMS Template Excel Templates for Information Submission to EMIMS
1.3 ACRONYMS
Term/Abbreviation Description
CAD Computer Aided Design
CMMS Computerized Maintenance Management System
Documento Elenco Operativo Documenti (Facilities Document
DEOD
List)
Engineering Document Approval Management (COMPANY
EDAM
Document Management System)
EDMS Electronic Document Management System
ENS Engineering Numbering System
EMIMS Engineering Master Information Management System
LCI Life Cycle Information
MDR Master Document Register
MTO Material Take-Off
OPD Opportunity and Project Development
P&ID Process and Instrumentation Diagram
PBS Plant Breakdown Structure
PDF Portable Document Format
SW Software
TA ENI Technical Authorities
TBD To Be Defined
2 REFERENCE REGULATIONS
In order to achieve this goal, COMPANY has identified a minimum set of information that shall
be submitted regularly and loaded into COMPANY systems EMIMS.
The information subject to the defined processes in this procedure is classified as:
Each of the above listed information shall be transferred according to a specific mode and a
defined schedule, as indicated in the following table:
The main purpose is to collect all the information during the course of the project as the
information becomes available in order to have a final set of comprehensive and consistent
information at the handover stage.
For this purpose, strict coordination is essential in order to set-up and manage the project tools
and all the processes required to collect and transfer the information efficiently. As specified in
the referenced document [1], CONTRACTOR shall appoint a single reference for the information
submission activity and enough resources to ensure that the configuration and change
management tasks are properly carried out and do not compromise the overall work execution.
For all third parties, including Subcontractors, electronic information will be submitted to
COMPANY via CONTRACTOR and shall be treated as formal documents with associated
metadata.
An LCI transfer or sharing procedure with COMPANY’s systems shall be established during the
first issue of the LCI plan as indicated in the reference document [1]. The procedure shall
include transfer methods, information logistics, systems involved, responsibilities, milestones,
quality controls, errors reporting and error rectification procedures.
A test transfer of electronic information shall be carried out as soon as possible to verify the
data transfer procedures. This shall include all relevant digital formats types.
• Submission Test;
• Progressive Submission;
• Final Handover.
Each project shall issue and keep up-to-date a document defining the methodologies and
planning, including transfer method, information logistics, systems involved, responsibilities,
milestones, quality control, error reporting and error rectification procedures.
This document shall describe submission in terms of:
This phase is based on CONTRACTOR’s work processes, with a main focus on:
The above list corrective shall prove CONTRACTOR’s capability meat COMPANY’s needs across
the overall submission process.
CONTRACTOR shall submit for COMPANY approval a project set of documents to define the
Information Submission Schedule aligned with project deliverables schedule. CONTRACTOR
shall submit project data to COMPANY using EMIMS functions on a monthly basis and a final
set for handover.
This step represents the Final information submission and occurs at the end of the project
activities, including all Engineering, Procurement and Construction information and project
documentation, in as-built status. Considering the final status of the engineering stage, the
complete data consistency has to be ensured by CONTRACTOR: please refer to the paragraph
6.4 “Data validation” for more details about information consistency requirements.
The Final Handover shall be considered complete when the following requirements are met:
CONTRACTOR's commitments shall be completed when all required INFORMATION has been
received and accepted by COMPANY. All vital and essential non-compliance items shall be
closed out before the final INFORMATION Package acceptance.
• Formatted excel files populated with Project Data – EMIMS Template V5R0.
• As-built data EMIMS Template.
• Project backup of native engineering applications ( 3D and 2D Models ). For each
applications it is required a descriptive set of documentations.
• Project documentation in EDAM
With reference to COMPANY document [1] CONTRACTOR shall guarantee that the final LCI
reflects the as-built status of the facilities at the take-over by Operations.
The table below summarize the requirements for the final handover:
COMPANY shall review the INFORMATION provided by CONTRACTOR to ensure compliance with
the CONTRACT in terms of Data Quality, Consistency and Completeness.
The outcomes of this review will be notified to CONTRACTOR; CONTRACTOR shall revert
comments within one (1) month from receipt of COMPANY's comments, unless otherwise
approved by COMPANY.
COMPANY’s final review is not a substitute for CONTRACTOR's own quality control system and
does not relieve CONTRACTOR from any responsibilities related to the quality of procedures,
activities and delivery times. This final review shall only be conducted after CONTRACTOR has
carried out a documented an internal quality control on the INFORMATION HANDOVER package.
CONTRACTOR shall close-out all vital and essential non-conformance items before COMPANY
accepts the final HANDOVER package.
Formal
Information
Native File Format Deliverable
Type
Format
Deliverables from In General the native file format is the database itself. PDF/Native
Project Tools Documents produced directly from the database may be
delivered as PDF files. Documents which are edited
externally shall be delivered in the appropriate file format
listed in this table. For example, layout drawings
produced from the 3D model if edited externally shall be
developed in AutoCAD or SmartPlant 3D tools.
P&ID Drawings The native file format is the tool adopted for the Project PDF/Autocad
but for the final delivery the P&ID shall be delivered also
in Autocad format.
Documents (Single MS Word PDF/Native
format) MS Excel –CSV format
MS PowerPoint
Other agreed formats (e.g. Visio)
Web based applications supporting Windows Explorer
Documents These are documents that have been created in several PDF/Native
(Multi formats – applications as above. The multiple native files shall be
e.g. Word, Excel, placed together in a zip file as the native format for the
Visio) document. Note that embedded files shall not be used.
Engineering Data Database or Excel and in native design system format. PDF/Native
Engineering design Engineering design models e.g. process and other PDF/Native
models specialist modelling and analysis/ design packages Native
format of specific package, (e.g. HYSIS, STAAD, SESAM).
3D Models Design Navisworks Freedom viewable format Native
Review Native Design Review
Native files handed over to COMPANY shall not include embedded or external links to additional
data and/or files unless they conform to COMPANY requirements. If non-standard font sets are
used, a standard font shall be substituted or a copy of the non-standard font set shall be
supplied to COMPANY.
Documents supplied by SubCONTRACTOR shall be subject to the same requirements as those
supplied by CONTRACTOR.
4.4.3 Language
In General documents and drawings shall be in English language; where specified some
documents (for example documentation for local authorities) should be in the Project local
language.
EMIMS
Action Description
CONTRACTOR extracts the data from its engineering systems according to
1 COMPANY templates and requirements. CONTRACTOR performs data quality
check
In case of failure, CONTRACTOR returns the data for re-elaboration ( see Action
3b
1)
Action Description
CONTRACTOR systems produce:
• DEOD template, contains information related to all information delivered
1
by CONTRACTOR.
• Documents and Data required by COMPANY
CONTRACTOR performs DEOD Template quality check and submits to COMPANY
2
Approval
If check is negative and in case of failure, CONTRACTOR returns the data for re-
3a
elaboration ( see Action 1 )
CONTRACTOR has to ensure the consistency and quality of the data via two levels of analysis:
1) Vertical Checks: these checks are focused on the single project tools, checking the
quality and the consistency of the data considering one-by-one tool
2) Cross Checks: these checks target multiple databases of project tools, checking the
quality and the consistency of the data across them.
3) The following picture gives an example of the meaning of vertical and cross check
analysis:
CONTACTOR can cover these topics as part of the Information Management and Consistency
Specification, including:
Therefore, along with the specification and during the Project handover phases, CONTRACTOR
has to provide COMPANY a set of checking reports, proving the performed verifications and the
quality of the data.
Here below an example of a checking report to be provided to ensure the consistency and
quality of the item TAGs:
However, COMPANY is aware that the quality of the Engineering information depends on the
project progress and that the data global consistency can be ensured in the “as built” phase
only.
The following table summarizes the minimum COMPANY expected results, in accordance with
the handover phases defined in chapter 5 “Information Submission Strategy”:
6 SUBMISSION TIMING
CONTRACTOR shall define a schedule for the submission of information to COMPANY.
The issue of any revision of Project and Operations documents shall include the submission of
the relevant subset of information in the format and manner defined in the present COMPANY
Specification.
CONTRACTOR shall prepare the submission plan in accordance with the principles contained in
the transfer schedule guidelines described in the following paragraphs.