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lanned Maintenance

P

eriod

Mana

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e

m

ent

P

rocedure

BOS-PRD-2601.900402

Version CR(BOS-PRD-10.900402) . Original date: 28/05/2012. Version date: 31/12/2014. Valid version only on QMS site. Uncontrolled document when printed.

Procedure prepared by: BOS Technical Manager. Approved by: BOS Technical Manager. Validated by: BOS Quality Representative.

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j) Ensuring PMP cost allocation in compliance with budget assumptions (PMP, Upgrade), contract

(Client re-invoicing), insurance or warranty claim;

k) Managing, for Planned Maintenance Period not delegated to Bourbon Docking, the vessel repairs at

the shipyard;

l) Organizing, for Planned Maintenance Period delegated to Bourbon Docking, a kick off meeting on

the worksite with

Bour

b

on Dockin

g P

ro

j

ect Mana

g

er

,

Bour

b

on Dockin

g S

uperintendent

,

Ma

s

ter

and

C

hie

f

En

g

ineer

.

m) Submitting budget overrun request (cost and duration) to the Technical Manager as described in

Budget Overrun Request Guidelines;

n) Providing, for Planned Maintenance Period not delegated to Bourbon Docking, Technical Downtime

Daily Report, Weekly Cost Report and Weekly Progress Report to Bourbon Offshore Surf

Organization and all involved BOURBON entities;

o) Ensuring that any plant or equipment maintained or repaired during the Planned Maintenance Period

is tested until found up to nominal parameters and that tests are properly recorded.

p) Ensuring, at the end of the Planned Maintenance Period at worksite, that the vessel (Topsides, Main

Deck, Accomodation, Engine room and tank farm) painting, tyding up and cleanliness are up to

standards, i.e. that the vessel is fit for chartering. Some painting and housekeeping jobs could be

done after vessel departure from shipyard only if those are completed prior to arrival at chartering

location;

q) Issuing, for Planned Maintenance Period not delegated to Bourbon Docking, a Redelivery Protocol, a

Final Planned Maintenance Period technical report and a Cost Report to all involved parties within

Bourbon Offshore Surf Organization and Corporate Organization;

r) Approving, for Planned Maintenance Period delegated to Bourbon Docking, the

“

Final Planned

Maintenance Period Technical report

”

and

“

Cost Report

”

and issuing it to all involved parties within

Bourbon Offshore Surf Organization and Corporate Organization;

s) Approving and forwarding warranty claims to

Bour

b

on Dockin

g

Warranty O

ff

icer

after Planned

Maintenance Period

,

and ensuring logistics support as necessary.

Operation Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Monitoring compliance with this procedure.

b) Requesting vessel release by charterer for Planned Maintenance Period as per schedule proposed

by

Technical

S

uperintendent

;

c) Requesting modification to the vessel based upon operation feedback or charterer request;

d) Informing

Technical

S

uperintendent

about any PMP jobs to be back charged to Client (e.g. tank

cleaning);

e) Appointing

Local

S

hippin

g

A

g

ent

arranging for crew change, custom clearance, port expenses and

local purchasing.

C

ontract Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Ensuring vessel release by charterer according to schedule agreed with

Operation Mana

g

er

;

b) Forwarding to

Operation Mana

g

er

, modification jobs requested by charterer, specifying contract

compliance and financial conditions;

Li

f

e

C

ycle Mana

g

er

has the responsibility, authority and accountability for:

a) Defining, for each design of vessel and lifetime Planned Maintenance Period milestone (2,5 years

old, 5 years, 7,5 years, 10 years

…), a generic specification detailing preventive maintenance

requirements;

b) Collecting and analyzing Planned Maintenance Period feedback from Bourbon Docking and BOS,

subsequently challenging makers and suppliers in order to improve equipment reliability and cost

effectiveness;

c) Updating PMP generic Specifications and Task Assistant

TM

as necessary.

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