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INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM 3ee Distribution DATE FROM COPIES TO AT subject JOB NO. Kaiser Engineer*a Uwak-Ty F|1d Activity Report November 7* 1967 0. A, Finsand Middletown Construction 7100 Transmitted herswith ie the subject report for the week -K'& ending November 7 1967. :i%0 OAF/eec Distribution Armco D. C. Osborne C. G. Kramer F. VJ. Bames T. B. Foley P. B. Smith D. Cor J. S. Lots R. L. Branrsusan Kaiser B. J. Wolf (Oakland) W. F. Bort (Oakland) D. A. Daly F. X. Kast J. If. Irvin V. L, Frankson A. L, Gordon H. C. Boucher cc: Central File Kaiser Beading File Armco Beading File \ i l ---;* i r--r*- r*" KEN 003850 mtMm KAISER ENGINEERS WEEEX FIELD ACTIVITT REPORT Week Ending November 7, 1967 ' LEATHER: Wet and cold during early part of period, continued cold with no preciptatlcn during latter part of period. TEMPERATURE: Ilaximum - 61 degrees landman - 24 degrees Client: Amco Steel Corporation Location: Job Number: 3A71 JOB VISITORS R. J. Wolf, W. E. Burger, C, B. Bluenentbal, J. F. Chajnowaki, N. R. Carder, J, Ilaniades, J. Zorena, T. ZygmsxtcMlcs, F. fiapons, J, Liptak, S. Ruvkon SIlUKftRy FORCE REPORT Kaiser Engineers Eaamtrt Footliill Electric Total Management General Supervision Field Engineering V/arehs. & IItl. Control Survey Office Srv. & Repro. Clerical Craft * TOTAL 53 16 3 48 22 47 2 17 17 -- JL&k 76 1,693 21 12 4 19 -1-189 1,245 1 6 16 1 17 JSL 668 9 46 98 12 23 8 36 3,682 * Average for week of men on payroll. Average for week of Crafts is as follows: Kaiser Engineers Subccnt ractor3 Foothill Electric 1*322 1*140 557 Total Crafts V/orking 3*049 jtim tefc rerimatm* KEN 003851 * iyn.f i rtrninmimmmmmmmmmmm WEEKLY FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT Week Ending November 7, 196? COMMENTS The most important occurrence of this period vas our announcement to the Hot Strip Mill Supervision that both Armco and Kaiser Engineers have set a date of December 1 to roll steel through the roughing train. To accomplish this, is a major undertaking. Although the schedule is extremely tight we feel that it can be done. All of those connected with the completing the necessary prerequisite are enthusiastic about making the date and are proceeding in an orderly manner to assure that the minimum requirements are being met. At the same time, we are still pursueing the effort toward 100 percent completion of areas starting with the Slab lard. This period through Friday, November 10, has seen an unprecedented rash of jurisdictional disputes and walkouts. The festivities started with the Ironworkers employed fay Eichleay who contested cable reeving on the reject transfer car and as a result all Project n60CP Ironworkers refused to come to work Tuesday morning. A meeting was held with the Representative of the Ironworkers Union and about one-third of the men reported to work at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday. This was followed on the same day fay the Operating Engineers for all Subcontractors and Kaiser Engineers who walked off the job about 10 o'clock Tuesday morning in protest to the firing of a steward during the previous week by The McGrav Company. Hie Operating Engineers all returned to work on Wednesday morning, November 8. Ob Friday morning, November 10, the Teamsters failed to come through the gate due to an assortment of miscellaneous grievances including movement of men on various rated trucks and in protest to Pettibone and like equipment making long hauls with materials. A meeting was held with the Teamster Union represen tatives and the men came in about 10:30 a.m. In addition to the above, there has been a considerable number of disputes between various crafts that has not disrupted the work but has caused considerable difficulty in solving. Why this week 7 We can only assume that it is due to reducing the number of men slightly in two or three crafts, or possibly the knowledge that we plan to make steel soon has an effect. Another factor could be that the overtime is less recently. KEN 003852 WON* ramriaifimmiamir- - -3 - WEEKLY FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT Week Ending November 7, 1967 PROJECT PROGRESS 1. 7LL8 - HOT STRIP MILL lal Excavation and Backfill: 39 cubic yards of backfill was completed in the Hot Strip Mill for a total to date of 894,621 cubic yards. 1.2 Concrete: 16 cubic yards of concrete was placed during the period for an adjusted total to date of 210,612 cubic yards. This adjusted total new includes all manholes and concrete collars ibr drain wells. 1.3 Structural and M^.i^ifmaous Steel: A 70 man work force continued throughout the period on installation of Hot Strip Mill miscellaneous steel items. At column line 1, installation of the pipe trench covers and frames continued during the period and 25 tens remain to be in stalled. Progress was evident in the furnace pusher area on stiles and walkways for furnace #1 and 2. Ranaining walkways in this area i will complete after the temporary brick loading platforms are removed at reheat furnace #3. Installation of handrail and grating continued during the period in the douncoller area. This work is new 97$ com plete. At Scale Pit #3, the handrail and access stairways to the scale pit control structure was canpleted during the period and pro gress is continuing cn grating installation in the scale pit proper. In the Boll Shop, progress continued during the period on floor plate and grating at roll grinder #2 and completion of floor plating around the chock tliter. Remaining work in this area oonsists of grating and floor plate at roll grinder #3 which will be installed later after the grinder is set in place. This grinder will be delivered early in December. An estimated 50 tens of miscellaneous steel including cover pistes remain to be installed in the Hot Strip Mill excluding extra weak orders. Presently there are 50 tons of extra work order steel as well to install in numerous areas of the Hot Strip Mill.' It is anticipated that the extra work order requirements will continue for sometime. In the Slab Yard, modifications were completed on trans fer cars #1 and 2. These cars have been tested and are in operating condition. Erection of the Slab reject car is essentially complete and electrical requirements are in progress. This car is scheduled to complete by November 20. Beefing and Siding: 2,000 square feet of siding was installed in the waste hast boiler area for an overall total to date of 660,693 square feet. Heating spy! Vyi plating: At the fifteen Hot Strip Mill bag houses, power wiring and lighting for the six hag houses south of column line 33 in the slab stozage area was completed this period. Piping for the steam coils continued throughout the period on these bag houses and is KEN 003853 Tir-tariM "4w WEEKLY FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT Week Siding November 7> 1967 scheduled to ccnplete by Friday, November 10. These bag houses will bo charged and ready for test operations next period. Electrical progress was also aaintainod in bag houses 7> 12, 13 and 14 during the period. Bag house 14 is essentially complete and should be ready for operation next period. Norm Woolley maintained an average work force of six men on heating and ventilating units for the Hot Strip Mill. During the period, his progress consisted mainly of installation of condensate drains, power and control wiring, dampers and remaining duct work at the pump house heating and ventilating system and the switchgear house heating units. At the water clarification building, installation of duct work and fresh air grilles were completed. Piping for the clari fier heating units continued during the period and it is expected these units will be in operation next week. The remaining work consists mainly, of minor revisions. Ho progress was evident on other heating and venti lating units in the Hot Strip Mill. The ten step-down transformers necessary for permanent power at 220 volts at the air conditioning units throughout the Hot Strip Mill were delivered to the job site this period. Installation of these transformers is scheduled to begin next period by Foothill Electric. Punch list items are being prepared for all heating and ventilating units in the Hot Strip Mill in order that the work re maining on these units can be finalised. Two gas fired heaters were placed in service along "IP line and steam was released to the Roll Shcp heaters during the period. 1.6 Mechanical: During the period, Eichleay Corporation maintained an average work force of 73 men on mechanical installation in the Hot Strip Mill. In the furnace area, progress was continued cn the Slab reject transfer car. The remaining work cn this system consists of reeving the cable which will be completed next period. Modifications were completed this period on the flume scarfer bucket. At the east side system, remaining mechanical work consists of grouting the drive unit and connecting the cable to the bucket On the west aide, reeving of the cable will complete the system. The skip hoist structure is 80# complete. Progress is continuing on the hoist and sheave units. There is same evidence of piping interference with bucket travel in the east side scale trench. This problem is presently being investigated by the piping department. The #1 pusher rams were daecked out during the period and the furnace skids are welded in place. Remain ing pusher work consists of testing of rams and skid installation at reheat furnace #2 and 3. This will be accomplished as soon as electrical power and control wiring is complete, also, removal of the temporary bricking platform at unit #3 is removed. In the rougher area, the only activity during the period consisted of modification work for the #4 edger. This modification is almost complete and will finish next period. In the finisher area, the machining requirements for the quick change work roll rams at the Armco Machine Shop is' complete, Kama for finishers 1 through 6 are re-installed and rams for finisher #7 are scheduled to complete next period. Three finishing mill motor 2^stator sections have KEN 003854 *4 - 5- WEEKLY FIELD ACTIVITY REBDHT Week Ending November 7* 1967 been returned frem the Pittsburgh factory and re-installed. Stator sections for finishing mill motors #1 and 6 wore shipped to the Pitts burgh factory during the period. Stator sections for finishing m-ni motor #4 are scheduled to return to the job site on Friday, November 10. There has been no word on the return of the fourth section for stator #2. In the hot runout area, motor installation continued throughout the period and re-drilling of motor bases was also in pro gress. This re-drilling has been necessary on a majority ^of the motor bases in order to bring the motors in aliguaent with thf^sbll. The coil bander was completed mechanically this period and the-testing and grouting will be accqnpl ished after electrical and piplng^Work is com plete. Progress continued throughout the period on installation of coil conveyors with completion of the system scheduled for the aid of November. The cexponents required for modifying the redial turn on conveyor 6 have net been shipped as yet from tbs Link-Belt factory. This minor modification will be accomplished as soon as these parts are available. At the scale pit removal system, scale pit 3 pro gress was affected by wet weather during the period. There is approxi mately three weeks work remaining in this area to complete the mechani cal portion of this system. Installation of roll grinder #3 continued during the period. This unit was grouted in place and relevaLing of the floating foundation is underway. The remaining work on this grinder consists sainly of electrical hookups and testing. Coupled tests were accomplished on the crop shear side guides. Uncoupled tests were accomplished for the #7 finishing mill main motor, three ra-ni water I return pumps and three flume flushing pumps. The mill law pressure water system was flushed through the mill stands and fLumss during the period. Progress continued on realignment of high pressure descaling pumps under the supervision of the manufacturer's representatives. This realignment is scheduled to complete on November 24. Piping? During the period, 7,162 feet of piping was installed for a total to date of 316,926 linear feet. 19,561 feet remains to bo in stalled by Kaiser forces in the Hot Strip 1211. Major systems worked on during the period were: grease, hydraulic system 17, hydraulic system IS, high pressure descaling, mill water, plant air, steam, heating and ventilating, downcooler air and instrumentation* Pickling and flushing of lube oil 10 was completed this period and permanent oil is scheduled to be installed in this system next period. The hydro test for hydraulic system 16 was coexisted and pickling was also com pleted this period. Flushing of this system is in progress. Flushing continued throughout the period on hydraulic system 15. A partial hydro test was initiated on hydraulic system IS during the period. Hydro testing of grease systems 21 through 24 header piping was ini tiated this period. On the high pressure descaling system, the 557 1-1/2" Barksdale welds were completed this period. Four 2" and larger diameter welds were accomplished during the period with 34 re maining. Piping and electrical wiring for three of the five sump BjwAicWlls&iiMeWiBfilfriiSSifitfeSSfetiltteiCdMi KEN 003855 mx pieid Acnvirr report Week Ending November 7, 1967 pmtps in pit uk continued, during tho period, these three pumps Kill bo operable by November 15. Installation of the #1 air compressor at the pusp house continued during the period, Piping for this compressor is scheduled to couplets next week. Worthington is presently replacing the bearings for this unit to avoid possible bearing heating conditions which was realized during their factory test runs on unit #2. This System is scheduled for flushing and testing next period. Soleplates for air compressor unit #2 were grouted in place during the period and installation of the compressor proper is scheduled fer next period. The coolers for this unit are nob at the job site yet. -Pickling of the . twelve floccolator piping systems was initiated at the close of the period. 1.8 Electrical: Foothill Electric Corporation installed 26,500 lbs. of ex posed conduit during the period for a total to date of 1,363,000 lbs. or 96# couplets. 300 feet of 2.4 KV power cable was installed for a total to date of 51,300 feet or 94# complete. 4 power cable termina tions were accomplished for a total to date of 442 or 76# complete. 50.000 feet of low voltage cable was installed for a total to date of 1.534.000 feet or 88# complete. 1,100 low voltage cable terminations were completed for a total to date of 26,600 or 86# complete. 36,000 feet of control cable was installed for a total to date of 1,666,000 feet or 89# complete. 1,200 control cable terminations ware accom plished for a total to date of 48,000 or 83# complete. 25,000 feet of computer cable was installed for a total to date of 758,000 feet or 82$ canplete. 400 computer cable terminations were accomplished for a total to date of 26,000 or 87# complete. 3,000 lbs. of lighting conduit and 12,000 feet of lighting wiring was installed during the period. 900 lbs. of structural grounding was installed for a total to date of 133,000 lbs. or 99# complete. 1.9 Miscellaneous Subcontracts: Walker service engineers are presently directing the installation of tank weir plates and filter pistes at the six clarifiers for the clarification plant. Moeschl-Edwards was on the job site one day during the period during which tine one rolling door was installed. 4 of the 73 rolling doers for the Hot Strip Mill complex remain to be installed. The renaining doors are scheduled to complete by November 15* ('wens Coaming FibargLas Ccopany continued with insulation of steam piping and lube odl piping during the period. During the period, 362 feet of steam line was insulated for a total to date of 14,260 feet. 850 feet of lube oil system 11 has been insulated to date and 3,000 feet of Nergoil #1 has been insulated to date. Insulation progress is continuing in the oil cellar. Metal jacket covering for lube oil 4 insulated pipe was also in progress this period. Progress continued throughout the period on insulation of steam, condmsate and related tanks in tbs boiler house. 70# of the high pressure steam- system in KEN 003856 -7- weekly eud activut report Wook Ending November 7, 1967 the boiler area is insulated. Delta Pipeline Contractors installed 1,360 linear feet of service header piping during the period for a total to date of 31,579 feet. 5,303 feet of service header piping remains to be installed and 207 drops. McGraw Construction Company completed the installation of monorails for the clarification building this period. Installation of the mono rails in the Hot Strip Kill oil cellar is scheduled for nest period. PBS Builders installed bride in the emergency coll storage area near the north end of the Hot Strip Mill during the period. Ibis area is scheduled to complete next period, he will then move to the dab transfer car area depending on area availability. Salem-Broaius concentrated their weekly progress to completing furnace #2 and 3* Castable refractories were installed this period on furnace ti2 flooring. La furnace #3, composite walls and Debrick roofing in stallation was continued. The oil and steam piping was in progress at furnace 2 during the period. Duct installation at furnace #1 is 8Q complete and furnace #1 painting is 6555 ocnplste. Furnace progress is as follows: unit #1, 98g complete; unit #2, 8655 complete and unit #3, 7255 complete. Babcock and Wilcox completed their insulation aid lagging for the #1 forced draft fon system and insulation and lagging is continuing for the #1 induced draft fan system and the #2 and 3 fan systems. In stallation of the $3 induced draft fan rotor and rework of the fan housing continued during the period. Installation of all related linkage, daupers and control mechanisms for this unit was in progress throughout the period. Progress on the fan and duct installation is 9355 couplets. The forced draft fan #1 is scheduled for check out and initial tests the week of November 13. The Ho Piping (Contractor for the Waste Heat Boiler 2|n and over piping) is 98% complete. This contractor is maintaining a work force of 19 mm in the boiler area. Pressure testing on the boiler feed piping and repairing of leaks continued dirdng the period. At tbs dose of the period, the boiler feed piping, 165 lb. steam piping end 425 lb. steam piping was essentially tested complete. Additional, hanger supports for the steam aystem and anchorage installation were in progress during the period. Norm WocSLley (Contractor tor the Waste Heat Boiler 2n and under piping) is 98% complete in the boiler area. A work force of 12 mm continued throughout the period with testing of steam and boiler feed piping. Zesting of the condensate return system from the induced draft aid forced draft turbines was also initiated. They are continuing with work requirements as they develop in this area. KEN 003857 s- - WEEKLY FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT Week Ending November 7, 19&7 Plinneapolia-Hcneywell (Instrumentation Contractor for th e Waste Heat Boiler) calibrated instruments in the instrument control room throughout the period* Tubing terminations at the control room and the soot blower panel was also continued* 2. mi.A - STAB MTT.T. 2,1 Excavation and Backfill: 1,0<S0 cubic yards of backfill! was completed during the period for a total to date of 210,953 cubic yards. 2*2 Concrete: 148 cubic yards of concrete was placed durlng'^ihe period for a total to date of 45*685 cubic yards. Concrete during the period consisted mainly of the pdpe tu&nel walls, the C-line air filter slab and the scarfor flume stairway walls. 2.3 Structural and Miscellaneous Steel: Installation of grating under the motor generator and main motor units was consisted this period. The main mill pulpit was set in place and bolted together, dazing of this unit is scheduled to complete next period. Progress was resumed during the period on erection of bag houses 1 and 2.. The mill office ccsnpleec was closed in during the period. The ductwork for this unit is sche duled to begin on Novmber 13. 2.6 Mechanical: Eichleay Corporation maintained an average work force of 53 men cn mechanical installation in the Slab Hill. An estimated 3,000 tons of mechanical equipment has been installed to date. Progress was continued in all areas on mechanical installation. Table 18 and the #2 slab landing table were grouted during the period. 103 tons of Mesta equipment was received at the Job site this period for a total to date of 7,235 tons or 94# complete. Transfer cars #1 and 2 are scheduled to be set on the transfer tracks Wednesday, November 8. Eichleay has been experiencing some difficulties, with anchor bolt augment and it has been neceesary to make offsets in order to fit the equipment to the bolts. This has affected installation progress to some extent. 2.7 Piping? Hunter (Piping Contractor for the Slab Mill) maintained an average work force of 61 men on Slab Mill piping taring the period. Progress was continued throughout the period on installation of piping for lube oil systems 3, 6, 7 and 11 along the west wall of the oil cellar. Progress was also continued on installation of hydraulic systems 1 and 2. In the main mill aisle, installation of grease, oaqrgen and natural gas headers on "D" line was continued including drops at column 8.1 and 9.5* This header piping is 95# complete. The 4" natural gas header on REn line was pressure tested during the period end gas was brought in at the dose of the period. The tmoporeiy gas fired heater in the motor room will be connected to this gia line next period. Hunter has installed 12,550 feet of piping to date. KEN 003858 -9- IJEEKLY FIELD ACTIVITY REPORT Wools Eliding November 7> 1967 2.8 Electrical: 4,000 lbs. of exposed conduit was installed during the period for a total to date of 61,000 lbs. or 38$ complete. 5,400 lbs. of embedded conduit was installed for a total to date of 624,000 lbs. or 96$ complete. 1,500 lbs. of lighting conduit wand 1,700 feet of lighting wiring was installed during the period. 1,200 lbs. of - structural grounding was installed for a total to date of 16,300 lb3. or 33$ complete. Foothill maintained an average work force of 70 men in the Slab Mill area during the period. -y-. - SftAKTTJG PIPS jM 3.2 Concrete: 62 cubic yards of concrete was placed during the period fer & total to date of 25,148 cubic yards. Concrete work consisted mainly of the east drive cable trench walls and Za line walls between column 11.5 and 12.5* 3o3 Structural and Miscellaneous Steel: The ingot buggy expediter pulpit was set in place during the period, dazing will be accomplished next week. Progress was maintained on installation of ingot buggy track baseplates. This work is 50$ complete. Loruvers were installed along the 124 deck between column 10.5 and 16.5. Track beams were instilled far the hoppers in the service bay during the period. This service bay erection is estimated at 70$ complete. 3.6 Mechanical: Loftus Engineering maintained an average work force of 160 men on Soaking Pit construction during the period. The elevation 124 deck steel is complete fer batteries 4, 5 ad. 6. At batteries 1, 2 and 3, the deck steel has been installed and bolt up is in progress. Hearth steel is complete for all batteries. Furnace steel is complete for batteries 5 and 6, 90$ complete at battery 4, 70$ for battery 3, 60$ complete for battery 2 and 30$ for battery 1. Flue liner steel is complete for all batteries. Refractory installation is 75$ com plete at batteries 5 and 6, 60$ at battery 4, and 40$, 30$ and 20$ complete respectively fbr the remaining batteries. Recuperators are completely installed for batteries 3 through 6. Combustion air piping and natural gas piping at batteries 4, 5 and 6 is 90$ complete. Fur nace coding water piping at batteries 4, 5 and 6 Is 70$ complete. Exposed conduit between motor control centers and remote equipment is 50$ canplete at batteries 4, 5 and 6. Remaining brickwork at batteries 5 and 6 is contingent on having gas to the burners in order that dry out can be accomplished. 3 c7 Piping: No progress was evident by Delta Pipeline Contractors an service piping in the Soaking Pit area during the period. 3.8 Electripal: Foothill Electric installed 8,500 lbs. of exposed conduit this period for a total to date of 17,900 lbs. or 14$ canplete. 330 lbs. of wnbedded oenduit was installed for a total to date of 49,500 lbs. or 93$ complete. Foothill maintained an average work fbree of 16 men in this area during the period. KEN 003859 10 WEEKLY FIELD ACTIVUT REPORT Weak Ending Uovenber 7, 1967 4. 7128 - BASIC OXYGEN SHOP 4.1 Excavation and Baefcfytl: 1,082 cubic yards of excavation ms completed for a total to date of 198,425 cubic yards, 60S cubic yards of backfill was accomplished for a total to data of 237,522 cubic yards. Period excavation consisted mainly of excavation for the conveyor support structure. 4*2 Concrete: 57 cubic yard total to date of 17,706 mainly of the sump base ^period for a 4.3 Structural and Miscellaneous Steal: 80 tens of structural steel was erected at the main B.O.F. Building for an overall total of 2,538 tons. Two days of structural erection were lost due to rain. At the close of the period, Ohio Talley increased their erection rigs to two units, C B and Z moved onto the job site this period to initiate erection of the nitrogen sphere. Two car loads of sphere steel arrived at the job site during the period. 4*4 Roofing and Siding: 5,G40 square feet of siding was installed at the Hold Preparation Building for a total to date of 44,960 square feet. Installation of ridge ventilators was initiated at this building during the period. 5. 7148 - 3PB3PPER BUTTnTOfl 5.3 Structural end tHacellaneous Steel: Bolt-up continued during the period on girts, purlins and sag rods. Structural steel painting was also ini tiated during the period. Preparations are underway to begin roofing end aiding for this building in the near fixture. 5.6 Mechanical: Erection of the Stripper Building overhead crane continued during the period. Structural erection of this crane is schedule! to complete next period, 6. 7180. 7L8d and 7189 - PTCKTJC AW* 6.1 Excavation and Batfifffiit: In the Pickle Line Building, the excavation for the #2 catenary pit is 50% complete. Backfill around the #4 pickle line wet looping and catenary pits was completed this period. Excava tion was also completed during the period for the welder foundation on #5 pickle line. 6.2 Concrete: 55 cubic yards of concrete was placed at the Green Coil Storage Building for a total to date of 5*696 ethic yards, 97 cubic yards of concrete was placed in the Pickle line Building for a total to date of 6,685 cubic yards. 715 cubic yards of concrete was placed in the Pickle Coil Storage Building for a total to date of 5*199 cubic yards. Period ooncrete for'the pickle line building oonalsted minly of foundation work for the #4 pickle line tank foundation and the #5 pickier tank walla. KEN 003860 tt- -11 - WEfSKg FIELD ACTIVE! REPORT Week Ending Novanber 7, 1967 6.3 Structural and I-ilscellBncous Steels In the Green Coil Storage Building, 5 tone cf structural steel was erected far a total to date of 2,866 tons. The regaining roof trusses at the east end of the building was erected and the east end wind wall was also completed during the period. At the west end, erection of the wind wall columns was initiated during the period. At the Pickle Coil Storage Building, progress continued through out the period on erection of "J" line columns, grans'girders and roof trusses. All but four of the "Jn line calums are in pljM&gSnd one-third of the roof trusses have been erected. Structural sreraMpof this build ing is estimated to be 45$ complete. 6.4 Hoofing aid Siding: At the Green Coil Storage Building^lfloo square feet of aiding was installed for a total to date of 39*086 square feet. 2,000 square feet of roofing was installed for a total to date of 105,800 square feat. Progress was also continued throughout the period on installation of roof ventilators. 30 of the roof ventilator framing has been completed and progress will oonbinue as weather permits. 6.6 Mechanicals Installation of the cab and stairways for crone 404 in the Green Coil Storage Area was completed during the period. 6.7 Pining: Progress continued throughout the period by McGrew Construction Ccmpaqy on installation of roof drains for the Green Coil Storage Build ing. These roof drains are &5% complete. 6.8 Electrical: In the Green Coil Storage Building, Installation of cable trey continued during the period. The crane disconnect switches for orenee 401 and 402 were installed and progress was evident on the vertical cable tray to the cranes. In the saintenance and conveyor aisles, the cross truss wiring and high bay lighting is occplete. Installation of fixtures in the naIntonance area was also completed during the period. 2a the Pickle Line Building, installation of support brackets for higi bay licit ing feeder conduit is oonplete and limiting conduit installation is 60 complete. In the Pickle Coil Storage Building, progress continued during the period on installation of crane collector rail support brackets. These brackets are 9555 complete. 7. UTILITIES **?? - Delta Pipeline Contractoxe tested the coke oven gas pipes successfully during tbs period. Seme progress was experienced on construction work in the valve station pit on additional support requirements. 7H0- Power Distribution: H. H. Bouligpy maintained progress on power distribution in tbs Melt Area and the cold station. At the Melt Area witch station, all electrical equipment .has been Installed on tbs ooncrete base except for tie and disconnect switches. Support colmns for the equipment canopy were also installed. Backfill around the aide yard was initiated during the period andthe 13.8 7 KEN 003861 - 12 WEEK!* EIEID ACTI7IFI BEFOBT Weak Siding Noventer 7, 1967 switchgear will be set as soon as the backfill work la complete. The 13.8 high voltage lines were strung between tower 22 and 24 to the Hold Preparation Building. Pull booms and riser conduits were installed during the period at tower 22. At the cold finish substa tion, the checkout of control and supervisory circuit qrstems was com pleted except for the aipendsozy circuits going to the nain Hot Strip substation. A masting was held during tbs period with Ohio Bell Tele phone Ccnpany to determine the type and location of tends#! bcooes for remote circuits. Design revisions for this reguirmaxrtlil|te now in progress. 7112 - Drainage aid Sits DeveLotment; 3,370 pubic ysadacS excavation was completed for a total to date of 660,730 cubic yards. 9,763 cubic yards of backfill was accomplished for a total to date of 923,865 cubic yards. Delta Pipeline Contractors installed 275 linear feet of 36" corrugated metal pipe in the Stealmaking Area during the period. A meeting was held during the period with Anaco, Weetingbouse, McGrow and Kaiser representatives to determine the scope of the outdoor lifting requirements. Periodic meetings are scheduled to determine design progress on this portion of the yard development program. John & Jurgensen Ccnpany (road paving contractor) initiated physical pro gress on November 7, 1967. 7?7i? ~ During the period, CHS Corporation Installed 274 feet of track between the Soaking Fit and Stripper Building, 603 feet of flangeway was installed on the east side of the Hot Strip Building. Seme ballast installation ewas accomplished on tracks between the Soaking Pit and the Stripper Building during the period. Progress was continued on excavation and foundation preparation work for the Wedghlng-In-Motion scale pit. 7114 - locker Rooms: In the south area locker room, all interior blockwork has been completed. Installation cf lockers and benches is 40? complete. Heating and ventilating duct work continued during the period and is 70$ complete. Completion of this locker roan is expected by the first of December* At the Steelmeking locker roan building, blockwork continued throughout the period. -The two end walls are complete and interior blockwork is cccplete. All window frames are installed but no glazing has be. accomplished. Satisfactory progress is being experienced in this area. 7166 - V/asbe Disposal for the Pickle Facility; 37 cubic yards of ccncrete was placed in the Waste Disposal Building foundations. During the period, forming of walls for the clarifier tunnel was in progress. Debar installation for the base slab and vails in the tank farm area continued during the period. This base &Lab will be reedy for con crete next period. KEN 003862 if - 13 - >JBEKLT HEID ACTIVITY REPOKE Week Ihding Woven&er 7, 1967 Railroad cars unloaded for Project "600". During 1967 ---- First Quarter: Kaiser Engineers unloaded . . Subcontractors unloaded ..... 276 earn 409 can Second Quarter: Kaiser Engineers unloaded . Subcontractors unloaded . . . 197 ears 415 cars 612 oars Third Quarter: Kaiser Engineers unloaded . Subcontractors unloaded . 289 ears 520 ears October: Kaiser Engineers unloaded . Subcontractors unloaded . . . 114 ears 127 cars 241 cars TOTAL FOR 1967 (JAN. - OCT.) 1,792 cars Since the beginning of Project "600" Kaiser Ehgineers 2,157 ears Subcontractera 1.898 cars GRAND TOTAL THRU OCE .31,1967 4,055 cars Prepared by 0. A. tinsand OAF/eec Approved by G. L. Roberts Construction Manager KEN 003863 MaWMMaKMSMIbJl(r.r