Close Out Report
Close Out Report
The intent of this project to demolish warehouse SS2 and perform modification on cable storage
as described in drawings. The main purpose of this modification for cable storage at area Lot N is to
construct and supply all the material for construction of Heavy-Duty Slab below existing Shed including
ramp. The project was executed in accordance with the requirements stipulated in the CONTRACT and is
to be completed within PCDSB expectation duration as below.
Below is the Key Personnel and Supporting personnel accountable and responsible with respect
to contract requirement.
Project Manager
Project Engineer
Safety and Health Officer (SHO) as Project HSE advisor
QAQC
Site Safety Supervisor (SSS)
Work Supervisor/Site Supervisor
Project Scheduler
Work Leader
Contract and Procurement Team
Scaffold Inspector
Foreman
The S-Curve was measured starting from the date of award 22th June 2020 until the final cut off
on 11th February 2021. The progress includes documentation and construction works throughout the
project.
Overall project progress that shows planned and actual is shown in figure 2. The construction
activities were successfully carried out throughout the project duration.
Below payment milestone Table 5.1 shows approval date of each progress milestone and its
percentage. There is no Variation Order on this project. The contract value remains the same as in
Purchase Number 3620544251.
Below Job Completion Ticket Table 5.2 shows approval date of each progress milestones and its
value. There is no Variation Order in this project. The contract value remains the same as in Purchase
Order 3620544251.
Value Status
Milestone Job Completion Ticket Description
(RM)
Upon Purchase Order Approved on
1. HSE/PCOSB/WAREHOUSE/MCMW666A4/07/20(1)
issuance
10%
15.07.2020
Upon Material and Approved on
2. HSE/PCOSB/WAREHOUSE/MCMW666A4/07/20(2)
Equipment acceptance
30%
01.11.2020
Approved on
3. HSE/PCOSB/WAREHOUSE/MCMW666A4/07/20(3) Upon Material Delivery 50%
02.12.2020
Upon Mechanical Approved on
4. HSE/PCOSB/WAREHOUSE/MCMW666A4/07/20(4)
Completion
10%
20.12.2020
Table 5.2: Job Completion Ticket Summary
6.0 PROCUREMENT
CONTRACTOR has issued Purchase Order (PO) Civil and Structure Material on 22 th
September 2020. CONTRACTOR has received the materials on 12 th October 2020.
CONTRACTOR has performed Material Receiving Inspection (MRI) for Civil and Structure on
18th October 2020.
Description Total PO Issued Remaining
Materials 6 6 Issued 0
Total 6 6 Issued 0
Below material has arrived at Workshop and Material Receiving Inspection (MRI) done:
CONTRACTOR and COMPANY has conducted join review and discussion on Inspection Test
Plan (ITP) for Civil and Steel Structure Work on 18 th September 2019. CONTRACTOR has
submitted ITP (AFC) on 3rd October 2019. COMPANY has approved the ITP (AFC) on 13 th
October 2019.
CONTRACTOR has performed MATERIAL Receiving Inspection (MRI) for Civil and
Structure on 20th October 2020 and 22nd October 2020.
CONTRACTOR has performed joint inspection with PMT and Area Owner on 3 rd
February 2021.
CONTRACTOR has achieved Mechanical Completion on 3 rd February 2021.
Inspection summary throughout the project as follow:
0 0 0
Throughout the execution of the project, the manpower was fully utilized and segregated based
on the manpower loading. They were briefed with the overall construction planning and daily planning
were briefed by supervisor each morning during the toolbox meeting. During that short brief, all manpower
is advised to follow site’s rules, understanding the JHA and work scope, and ensure wear the proper and
suitable PPE when working onsite.
Below is the total man-hour utilized during execution. The man-hour calculation is based on 8 hours / man
/ day for indirect and direct man-hours inside workshop and inside plant.
Item Description Project to Date
MANPOWER LOADING
PMT
SCAFFOLDING TEAM
1. Forklift – 3 tonne 1
2. Mobile Crane- 45 tonne 1
3. Oxy acytelene cutting set (Torch, Hose, PG, Gases) 1
4. Steel Toolbox 3
5. Multimeter 1
6. Grinder 4" 3
7. Walkie Talkie 5
8. Junction Box (3 outlet) 1
9. Extension Cable (20m) 3
Hyperwave Systems Engineering Sdn. Bhd. has a policy to ensure that execution work is carried
out in a manner that satisfies local safety standards and that will minimize the risk of injury to personnel
and damage to equipment. Hyperwave Systems Engineering Sdn. Bhd. have strictly observed the plant
safety regulations during installation at site.
The target safety statistics and safety manhours for appointed Hyperwave Systems Engineering
Sdn. Bhd. on this project is 100 % achievement with zero incident or fatal injury. There is no accident
occurred during the project started until finished which produced a sum total of 24,632 safe manhours.
Job Hazard Analysis is important to prevent incident from occurring, the working steps were
analyzed and assessed to identify the hazards. The hazards were then eliminated or minimized through
identified risk control before the job is performed. The JHA was derived based on the JMS. The JHA is a
compulsory document required for construction activities during execution at site. The table below shows
the list of JHA for this project.
NO. DESCRIPTION
1. JHA for Scaffolding Works
2. JHA to operate diesel driven equipment
3. JHA for Electrical Work
4. JHA for Demolishment Work ( SS2)
5. JHA for Reinforcement Concrete Work
6. JHA for Forklift
7. JHA for Hot Work Cutting and Grinding
8. JHA for Equipment Set-Up and Operating
9. JHA for Lifting using Crane
10. JHA for Photo Taking
11. JHA Working at Height
12. JHA Site Measurement
8.0 PHOTO
9.2 CONCLUSION
The Objectives of this project to to demolish warehouse SS2 and perform modification on cable
storage have been achieved by Hyperwave Systems Engineering Sdn. Bhd. The project was completed
and handed over to PETRONAS CHEMICALS DERIVATIVES SDN. BHD. on 11 th February 2021. No
incident or accident was recorded and the overall performance is satisfactory for Provision for
Procurement, Construction, Installation and Commissioning of General Mechanical Package for
Modification of Warehouse SS1, SS2 and Cable Storage.
The execution of the project was done in according to PETRONAS standards and agreement with the
OWNER. In addition, the project was delivered within schedule and budget. Overall, the KPI for the
project was achieved based on the safe manhours, duration of the delivery and the successful
commissioning of the equipment.