Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
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Hi All,
We are about to close out on the detail engineering work we were doing from last 2 years for a Wellpad project & handover the completed work.
I am hearing a lot about the Punch list for the formal close out.
Can somebody share the typical punch list with me? What are the other documentation required to formally close out the project.
Thanks in advance,
Abhijit
We are about to close out on the detail engineering work we were doing from last 2 years for a Wellpad project & handover the completed work.
I am hearing a lot about the Punch list for the formal close out.
Can somebody share the typical punch list with me? What are the other documentation required to formally close out the project.
Thanks in advance,
Abhijit
Thanks & Regards,
Abhijit





RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
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RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
It's a Oil well pad project.
Thanks & Regards,
Abhijit
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
Other close out docs? Again, varies widely between projects and your scope of work. Did you do peritting? Did your work involve purchasing. Did you do vendor or construction contractor prequalification. Did you do mapping, surveying, pipeline routing etc. Did you verify all process and feed engineering work? Did you verify original site, green or brownfield conditions? Did you have to write the specs, or did you use existing client company specs, etc. Did you, or have you yet to, approve all vendor information and shop drawings. Will you do startup and initial operations? I think the best point to start is to review your contract and if it doesn't have a deliverable list, make one from the contract itself.
Find what you like to do, earn a living at it, and then make your lifestyle fit your income. — Chuck Yeager
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
You should look at the overall project schedule and compare the Actual vs Plan status - that will tell you where you are vs. where you wanted to be. From there it should be easy to identify any outstanding actions and deliverables. This will be your Punch list - although the term "punch list" normally refers to construction/mechanical completion phase of the project.
Sometimes, if the project includes long-lead items, or if there is a specific procurement strategy anticipated for the project, or if there is a scope split between two or more execution contractors, things can get a bit more complicated.
Dejan IVANOVIC
Process Engineer, MSChE
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
Punch List from Wikipedia:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch_list
Punch List from the Dictionary:
1. a list of unfinished matters that require attention.
Punch List images (formats)
https://www.google.com/search?q=punch+list+templat...
Sometimes its possible to do all the right things and still get bad results
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
Dik
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
This paragraph is from the Wikipedia definition.
"The phrase takes its name, under one hypothesis, from the historical process of punching a hole in the margin of the document, next to one of the items on the list. This indicated that the work was completed for that particular construction task. Two copies of the list were punched at the same time to provide an identical record for the architect and contractor."
Sometimes its possible to do all the right things and still get bad results
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
Dik
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
Find what you like to do, earn a living at it, and then make your lifestyle fit your income. — Chuck Yeager
RE: Punch list at the close out of Detail Engineering phase of the project
I am grateful to you all for your guidance as always.
Thanks & Regards,
Abhijit