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Head, Technical Head. Maintenance
Department (or Maintenance/
Construclion)
Department

I
Instrumen1 Machinery Mechanical
(Definition Technical (Definition)
(Definition)
Group: 1
I
Machinery Instrument Machinery
Engineers: (Execution) I Mechanical Mechanical
(Execution)
I Group:
(Implementation
- Supervisors

Records Clerk
Lubrication
Specialist
Millwrights
Mechanics

Figure 8-4. Machinery startup sections reporting to separate branches of organization.

lacking in these elements, a game of “one-upmanship” and finger pointing may
result. Startup progress and effective utilization of available resources could suffer
from this kind of relationship.

Documentation for Effective Tracking of Progress

Machinery commissioning targets and accomplishments must be documented
every step of the way if the startup is to progress in an orderly fashion.
Once a basic set of equipment listings has been prepared, it can be readily modi-
fied in the word processorkomputer or by spreadsheets. This allows the document to
be readily adapted to a variety of documentation needs. Figure 8-5 serves as an
example.
To begin with, Figure 8-5, represents the basic tabulation of pertinent pump data
in a given area of the plant. The basic, or master tabulation contains 20 columns of
information: