1. API 16 AR Specification for Drill-through Equipment Remanufacturing
Winter Standards Meeting Communication
Jan van Wijk / Chris Johnson
API-16AR chairman /
21 January , 2014

2. Contents of the meeting
The purpose of this presentation is to inform you of the:
Purpose of the standard
What did we deliver in 2013
What must be delivered in 2014
Timing of the document
Meetings,
What are we going to do today,
End of meeting
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3. Purpose of the standard.
The purpose of this document is to provide clarity and guidance for the purpose of repair and remanufacturing of Drill Through Equipment. This Standard will provide minimum requirements and will be in alignment with API 16A and S53.
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4. What did we deliver in 2013
Non negotiable list (entry level for repair/remanufacturing) content completed in the 12 Nov meeting.
Finalized content of Manufacturing Data book and Project history File, which are added to the API-16A and API-16AR Standard as an Annex.
Finalized content of Annex-C showing the engineering ownership of the assembly (API-53 STD OEM definition).
Completed content of Quality Control chapter, including RSL levels 1-3
Completed content of QMS system requirements.
Completed responsibility chapter.
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5. What is must be done in 2014 Update references Update abbreviations
Write nonnegotiable list (entry level RSL-1) minimum requirements chapter.
Write welding chapter
Write certification chapter
Add Annex for certification examples.
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6. Timing 16AR document Final draft document End February 2014.
Final editing starting March 2014.
Document out for ballot end Q
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7. Meetings
Weekly meeting for cortication every Tuesday from 16:00-17:00 hrs Houston time, starting next week.
3rd week of February: 2-3 day workshop to complete welding chapter.
Welding group weekly meeting every Friday 16:00-17:00 hrs Houston time, starting next week.
API-16AR group meeting in Houston TIEC end March.
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8. What are we going to work on today
TPI requirements
Who is OEM
Remanufacturing Service Levels based on API-16A quality requirements. Alignment in order to progress.
Certification
Welding
Integration Life Cycle Management.
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9. TPI in API-16AR
If Third Party Inspection is used, the following applies: Third Party Inspectors (TPI) shall be competent based on the appropriate education, training, skills and experience needed to perform the inspection service and certification related product requirements defined in the inspection scope. Evidence of the determination of competence of TPI personnel shall be recorded and maintained by the TPI company in accordance with their QMS documented procedures and requirements for competence. The TPI scope shall be clearly defined in the purchase order by the client. The TPI requirements defined in the purchase order shall be included in the Inspection Test Plan for the product. Certification shall be approved by a Recognized Technical Authority.
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10. OEM
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11. RSL levels
RSL levels are based on API-16A chapter 8.4 and 8.5 quality requirements.
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12. Certification Adding the transparency and the requirements
Certificate of Conformance
Certificate of Compliance
Certificate of service
Certificate of compatibility
Statement of Fact
Providing a recognized certification document, traceable by API-16AR registration number.
Use of ISO/IEC and -2 to create API version.
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13. COC examples
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14. Integration in LCM Documentation requirements
Transparency to API-16A conformance through remanufacturing levels.
Quality through QMS and certification
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