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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE OPERATIONS OF PETROLEUM REFINING FACILITIES Code: DPR GUIDE 0044 - 2021 Review Date: 3rd February 2021
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Applicable to all Oil & Gas Operators GUIDELINES FOR THE OPERATIONS OF PETROLEUM REFINING FACILITIES Code: DPR GUIDE 0044 - 2021 Review Date: 3rd February 2021 This is a property of the Department of Petroleum Resources. All rights reserved 22 (II) The manager shall ensure that all spares are properly stored to preserve their integrity. 10. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE Licensee shall establish a documented maintenance procedure in line with industry standard and best practices. The established document shall be submitted to the Director/CEO for approval upon commencement of operations. 10.1 NOTIFICATION OF REFINING FACILITY/EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE The Licensee shall submit to the Director/CEO an annual maintenance program at the beginning of every operational year. The Licensee may be required to make a presentation on the maintenance program submitted. Annual Planned Maintenance The company shall notify the Department of Petroleum Resources with detailed information (and supporting documents) of planned maintenance activity. Required information shall include: i. Reasons for the maintenance. ii. Detailed scope of work for the maintenance activity. iii. Schedule for the Maintenance activity. iv. Any other document that may be required by the Department. Turn Around/Planned Shutdown Maintenance All Planned Shutdown Maintenance as scheduled by the company shall be duly submitted to the Director of Petroleum Resources at least three months prior to its commencement for statutory approval and oversight; and thereafter, weekly progress report of the maintenance shall be rendered until completion for monitoring purposes only.
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