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Page 1 of 67 MIDSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS, 2025
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Page 13 of 67 (c) equipment that falls short of its IOW shall be removed from service except such equipment is derated and applied to a service proportionate to its new capacity such that it assumes a new IOW; (d) derating an equipment and defining IOW shall be — (i) carried out by competent persons, (ii) certified by an appropriate third party, and approved by the Authority; (e) work at height, scaffolding, rope access, and other similar operations shall conform to internationally recognised standards and comply with the current guidelines and requirements for work at height in the midstream and downstream oil and gas industry as approved by the Authority; (f) rotating or reciprocating equipment and every dangerous part of any machinery shall be securely fenced or guarded, where it is practical to do so; (g) Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) are provided as appropriate for all enclosed areas of the installation such as living quarters, electrical switch rooms, equipment rooms and others with potential of build-up or ingress of harmful gases; (h) boiler or oil treater shall be thoroughly inspected by competent personnel at intervals of 12 calendar months and fire tubes replaced when at the minimum thickness; (i) non-destructive test, including Ultrasonic Thickness Measurement (UTM) survey or radiographic or any other acceptable inspection techniques shall be carried out on the boiler tube during an inspection under paragraph (h) and to comply with applicable industry codes and any other internationally accepted standards; (j) pressure tests shall be carried out at intervals of not more than 24 months in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommended designed test pressure limits; (k)the results of every inspection or survey, test and maintenance carried out pursuant to these Regulations shall be systematically documented, maintained and made available to the Authority on demand; (l) installation of electrical equipment at all midstream and downstream petroleum operations shall comply with the applicable code of international practice; (m) electrical apparatus in use in all midstream and downstream petroleum operations shall comply with the national and internationally recognised specifications and
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