Drawing Document Procedure
Drawing Document Procedure
TABLE OF CONTENT
1.0 INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................ 3
1.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE ............................................................................................... 3
1.2 IMPLEMENTATION AND RESPONSIBLE ............................................................... 3
1.3 REFERENCES .............................................................................................................. 3
1.4 ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................................... 3
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Once a document has been assigned a number, it will keep that same number
throughout its life.
Document Controller is responsible for the coordination of this procedure which shall be
adhered to by the Development department, contractors and vendors
The use of the formats and codes specified in this procedure is mandatory. Any changes
can only be implemented through the proper request of changes and approval by
Development Manager.
1.3 REFERENCES
1.4 ABBREVIATIONS
The Project Code for Thang Long – Dong Do and Ho Xam Sao is TLDD and HXXP
respectively. It is always the first identifier of the document/drawing number and consists
of four characters. See below table.
The Plant, Area & Unit Coding system is designed to allow correct matching of
documents and drawings to their specific area or equipment.
Four-digits of Purchase Order code are used to identify the originator of document. See
below table.
Three character codes are used to define the type of document within the stated document
category. Each document shall be assigned a Document Type code which most closely
matches the contents of the document. See Appendix C
Document Category “B” to “S” is applied to Vendor documents and only “A” Document
Category is used for other kinds of documents such as Engineering, Project Management,
Procurement ….
A single alpha character is used to identify the document discipline code. See below table
For documents, which are not, discipline related i.e. which cover more than one discipline
or are of a general nature, the code ‘G’ shall be used.
Name Description
D Drilling/Completion/Well Intervention
E Electrical
G General
J Instrumentation
K Telecommunication
M Mechanical
P Process
Q HSEQ
S Structural / Naval Architecture/Construction
U Operations / Maintenance
V Subsea/ Marine
W Pipelines
T Piping
A four digit Sequence number shall be allocated with each combination of Project Code,
Unit code, document type code and discipline code.
Three character codes are used to classify and manage the documents and tag. This is also
one of document attributes. See Appendix D
The revision coding shall be an alpha-numerical code starting at A1 for the first issue.
Document/drawing revisions are then incremented by one (eg Rev A2, A3) for each
subsequent issue, marked with the purpose of issue as below table. The revision code will
change from one series to another series (A to B or C to D) at the beginning of a new
phase (eg Pre-FEED and FEED, Detailed Design, Approved for Construction etc).
Documents/drawings which are issued as “As-Built” are allocated revision designation
D1.
As some Pre-FEED and FEED documents shall be updated during Detailed Design phase
and all these documents have been issued in revision B series at B1, B2 or B..etc. Updated
documents during detailed design need to be issued for review before these can be issued
for Approved for Construction. First issue of such documents during detailed design shall
be issued at the next revision of B series with description “issued for review”.
Engineering documents which are first issues during FEED and Detailed Design shall be
issued as revision A i.e. A1, A2 etc and the final revision of engineering documents shall
be issued as revision series B and C respectively.
Changes to all documents are made as per the Contract requirements. Document change is
governed by the revision code. “Superseded” stamps are used where applicable for
retention of an obsolete copy of a document. Copies holder is responsible for clearly
identifying all retained superseded copies by any suitable means.
D1 As-Built N
D.. Revised As-Built Y
‘B’ Revision Series - Approved for Design or Enquiry or Issued for Implementation
Documents/drawings prepared as input to design or enquiry or implementation are
allocated revision designation B1 when all agreed revision ‘A’ comments and
improvements have been concluded. Document/drawing revisions are incremented by one
(eg Rev B2, B3) for each subsequent issue and marked ‘Revised for Design or Enquiry or
Implementation’.
Revision marking of documents shall reflect differences between the previous revision
and the current revision. Revision markings made in previous revision are removed when
processing the current revision. The Author/Draftsperson is responsible for ensuring that
all revisions are marked or detailed as follows:
Document No.: TLDD-0000-1AAG-A10-0001 Revision A5
Page No.: 8 of 24
DRAWING AND DOCUMENT NUMBERING PROCEDURE
Text changes in documents shall be marked by a vertical line in the right hand margin,
opposite each change. Non-text changes (including figures/flowcharts) shall be indicated
by a vertical line and revision triangle (which includes the revision number within the
triangle) against each revision in the right hand margin.
At Rev A1, B1, C1, D1 etc, no revision marking is to be shown in the document.
The Document Controller is responsible for the allocation of sequential number blocks.
(See below table)
Blocks of sequential numbers are allocated to the different contractor (originators) which
shall be responsible for allocating numbers to prevent double issue of the same number.
Each contractor is responsible for ensuring that only numbers within the allocated blocks
are used.