All work will be performed in accordance with the Contract Requirements. Maneltino Energy Services Limited will maintain an Inspection System which assures compliance with the contract requirements. Any indication of system deficiencies, whether discovered as a result of the client or Maneltino Energy Services Limited checks and tests, will result in modification to the system to correct these deficiencies.

This Quality Control Policy (QCP) does not endeavor to repeat or summarize contract requirements. It describes the process which Maneltino Energy Services Limited will use to assure compliance with those requirements. The QCP documents broad categories of contract work in accordance with the standard regulations of Corrosion Protection. Necessary details dealing with minor items that may be overlooked in this plan will be addressed informally between the Quality Control Team and the Project Engineer (PE), and will be documented in writing if so requested by the PE. It is understood that the level of QC accountability and control exercised by Maneltino Energy Services Limited on these items will be consistent with the details of the plan.

The assigned Construction Supervisor (CS) will be responsible for overseeing day-to-day construction operations from a QC standpoint and reporting on a daily basis. The CS will assure that all required tests and documentation are completed, and the results submitted in the time frame required. The CS is empowered to suspend any operations deemed to be in non-compliance with the contract, and/or order corrective measures to assure compliance. The required Daily Inspection records will also be completed by the CS.

Maneltino Energy Services Limited has experienced and highly professional staff accustomed to the responsibilities entailed by the QC requirements. We therefore do not anticipate any personnel or training problems in complying with them. If any such problems occur, Maneltino Energy Services Limited will take whatever actions are necessary to correct them, including retraining, providing more supervision, or removal of poorly functional personnel.