KJO-3411-03X

AL-KHAFJI JOINT OPERATIONS

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Plant Location : Al-Khafji

Project Name : Global Gas & NGL Recovery and Handling Project
Purchase Order No. : G-K092-0-P-3100-001-A
Equipment/Material No. : N/A
Document Title : METHOD STATEMENT SCAFFOLDING INSTALLATION
Vendor’s Document No. : 3040-MS-SCAF-001
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GLOBAL GAS & NGL RECOVERY AND HANDLING PROJECT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. PURPOSE 3

2. SCOPE 3

3. DEFINITIONS 3

4. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS 3

5. RESPONSIBILITIES 3-4

6. TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 4

7. METHOD / PROCEDURE 5-8

8. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 8-9

9. SCAFFOLDING ERECTION and INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS 9

10. ATTACHMENT 1 Job Safety Analysis 9

11. ATTACHMENT 1(Scaffolding Terminology) 10

12. ATTACHMENT 2 (General Instruction Manual) 11

Notes: 1. The latest revised documents shall always be used.

2. Any conflict between this method statement and the JGC procedure, the JGC
procedure shall be followed.

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1.0 PURPOSE

1.1 This method statement shall provide ARCC of minimum guidelines to carry out
Scaffolding works required to allow safe means of access to work and accident free
environment for KJO Global Gas & NGL Recovery & Handling Project, to ensure
that the work is carried out safely and in accordance with IFC drawings and
JGC/KJO Project Specifications.
2.0 SCOPE
2.1 This method statement cover the following:
2.1.1 Installation of required safety working platform.
2.1.2 Proper control and utilization of scaffolding materials to avoid dismantling and
re-installation.
2.1.3 All system scaffolding erected, pipe and coupler scaffolding dismantling and
any alteration/modification on project as required.

3.0 DEFINITIONS

3.1 Al-Khafji Joint Operations – Owner (KJO)

3.2 JGC Gulf International Co. Ltd (JGC) - Contractor
3.3 Al Rushaid Construction Co., Ltd. (ARCC) - Sub-Contractor

4.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

4.1 Saudi ARAMCO Scaffold Safety Handbook
4.2 Saudi ARAMCO Construction Safety Handbook
4.3 BS 5973 Code of Practice for Access and Working Scaffolds and Special Structures
in Steel
4.4 General Instruction Manual G.I. 0008.001 Safety Requirements for Scaffolding
4.5 BS 1139 Code of Practice for Metal Scaffolding

5.0 RESPOSIBILITIES
5.1 Project Manager shall be responsible for the implementation of this method
statement.
5.2 Safety Supervisor shall be fully responsible to ensure that the all works carried out at
the site meet the JGC/KJO and those of the local Health, Safety, Environment (HSE)
and Security Standard
5.3 Scaffolding Supervisor shall be in accordance with G.I. 008_001, responsible for the
supervision and implementation at site. Scaffolding Supervisor; to ensure of the
following:
5.3.1 All workers and foreman are conforming to project safety procedures
/regulations.
5.3.2 There is a safe access provided for scaffolders to work.
5.3.3 All scaffolds are erected in accordance with project scaffolding procedure.
5.3.4 Materials and workers are sufficient to meet site scaffolding requirements.

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5.3.5 Proper housekeeping is maintained within his control area.

5.3.6 All documents needed was discussed and disseminate to pre-talk (PPE’s
inspection, scaffold tagging system, work request, safety report, etc)
5.4 Scaffolding Foreman; to ensure of the following: Supervision of any scaffold
erection, dismantling
Supervision of any scaffold erection, dismantling, alteration or modification
must be supervised by a SA Certified Scaffolding Supervisor.
5.4.1 To oversee scaffolding activities under his area of responsibility.
5.4.2 Scaffolding crews can meet production target.
5.4.3 Scaffolders are trained for their assigned task.
5.4.4 Identify scaffold materials needed for the job.
5.4.5 Erected scaffolds are complete and in safe manner.
5.4.6 Correct tag is attached and signed off to each scaffold.
5.5 Certified scaffolding inspector qualification shall be submitted to JGC/KJO
5.5.1 Inspection of scaffolding at all working level upon notification from
supervisor that scaffold is complete.
5.5.2 Issuance of scaffolding tag in full compliance with the procedure.
5.5.3 Update as required, modification work or adverse weather conditions.
5.5.4 Erected scaffold structures shall be inspected daily prior to use for stability
and safety by competent scaffolder.
5.5.5 Certified scaffolding supervisor shall inspect and revalidate the scaffold tag
every seven days.
5.5.6 Ensure scaffold materials are of the standards for their purpose.

6.0 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

6.1 Tools and Equipment shall be in good condition inspected and color coded in addition
from manufacturers and third party certification. Defective tools shall be permanently
removed from site to prevent modification. Tools and equipment shall include but not
limited as follows:
6.1.1 Spanner / Ratchet wrench 17 x 21mm
6.1.2 Radial pipe cutter
6.1.3 ¾” Nylon rope
6.1.4 Erection bucket
6.1.5 Speed cutter
6.1.6 Circular saw
6.1.7 Cross-cut saw
6.1.8 Wire cutter
6.1.9 Pulley
6.1.10 Boom truck
6.1.11 Trailer truck
6.1.12 Spirit level
6.1.13 Tool belts

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7.0 METHOD / PROCEDURE

7.1 General Requirements
7.1.1 Scaffolding materials shall already been inspected prior to delivery at site. All
scaffolding materials should be examined by scaffolding supervisor and be fit
to use. Any material found to be in bad condition will be remove from site.
Refer to G.I. 0008_001 for General Requirements prior to Scaffolding
erection.
7.1.2 Temporary lay-down yard at site where the scaffold materials will rest prior to
installation shall be barricaded.
7.1.3 Scaffolding materials should be properly segregated and arranged so as to
maintain cleanliness around work areas. All scaffold materials shall be
stacked on wooden pallets.
7.1.4 Required tools should be inspected and ready for use prior to erection /
installation.
7.1.5 Scaffolding hand tools shall be secured by nylon rope attached to scaffolder`s
body to prevent from falling.
7.1.6 Static towers should have a metal base plate and be erected on leveled
foundation.
7.1.7 Vertical members on system towers are placed on base plates that are placed
on sole boards.
7.1.8 During scaffolding erection, all horizontal and vertical members are checked
for levelness by the use of spirit level. Unleveled member to be corrected
before continuing with erection.
7.1.9 Platform shall be scaffolding planks with minimum thickness of 38mm or
greater, 225mm wide and able to support the required load. Steel planks shall
be used as required.
7.1.10 All excess materials shall be removed or contained.

7.2 Preparatory Works

7.2.1 Prior to start of activity, secure work permit and with accordance in G.I.
008_001 for preparation works prior to scaffold erection.
7.2.2 Provide sole board followed by base plate to install standard post on
independent scaffold.
7.2.3 Install bracing and supports as required.
7.2.4 Install pulleys at work where (truss beam location should be attached) lifting
of materials as required.
7.2.4.1 Install a vertical scaffolding tube fixed with beam clamp to a
structural beam girder together with double coupler prior to the
attachment of truss beam.
7.2.4.2 Two (2) manpower at each end should be assigned to pull the truss
beam while two (2) manpower were waiting prior for attachment at
vertical tube support.
7.2.4.3 Lay nylon rope attached to a pulley at both end location of truss prior
for rig-up. Maximum allowable weight not to exceed 50 kg.

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7.2.4.4 Scaffolding pipes, boards, and coupler shall be lifted using ¾”Ø rope
and bolt bag during installation.

7.2.4.5 Each platform on all working level shall be fully planked and
provided with guardrails (mid and top rails).
7.2.4.6 Platform`s toe board shall be secured with single clamp. Secure all
scaffold board and lapped boards down with tie-wire.
7.2.4.7 Access ladder shall be provided in every platform. Ladder shall be
positioned in either vertical straight or slope with 1:4 angle ratio
depends on situation. Aluminum ladder shall be fixed by rope
lashing on top and single clips on middle and bottom whereas wood
ladder shall be fixed/secure with at least ⅜”Ø nylon rope or tie-wire.
7.2.4.8 In every platform with a ladder, a self closing gate on top of it shall
be installed with drop bar attached to the railing.
7.2.4.9 Housekeeping at worksite must maintain as installation progresses.
Excess material shall be removed from the platform.
7.2.4.10 Scaffolds shall be inspected by certified Scaffolding Inspector and
provided with green tag upon acceptance.

7.3 Types of Scaffolding to be installed applicable for the Project. Refer to G.I. 0008_001
for General Requirements prior to Scaffolding erection.
7.3.1 Cantilever Scaffolding
7.3.1.1 Install transom using beam clamp tightly and properly attach to
flange of the beam/column.
7.3.1.2 Install ledger as a main load bearer of the platform.
7.3.1.3 Diagonal support of the bracing shall be installed, attach to the
ledger and fix with double coupler.
7.3.1.4 Install wood plank and provide toe boards whereas fixed with single
clip.
7.3.1.5 Install railing along the perimeter of the working platform.
7.3.1.6 Access ladder will be attached to the scaffold tube, secure with at
least ⅜”Ø nylon rope or tie-wire at the top, fix with single coupler
with drop bar or swing bar.
7.3.2 Independent Scaffolding on Foundation Pedestal Works

7.3.2.1 Scaffolding at foundation and pedestal will be installed enough for

rebar works, formworks pouring, cleaning and other activities
involved. Plan bracings required together with tie-in point.
7.3.2.1.1 Provide sole board and base plate upon installation of
standard post. Erection of post shall be staggered.
7.3.2.1.2 Ledgers shall be fixed using double coupler.
7.3.2.1.3 Vertical bracing of platforms shall be not more than two
(2) meters.
7.3.2.1.4 Install diagonal bracing to make the scaffold rigid.

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7.3.2.1.5 Install planks. Provide toe board and railings.

7.3.2.1.6 Install ladder as required.

7.3.3 Independent scaffolding for Structures/Buildings

7.3.3.1 Scaffolding at buildings will be installed enough to accommodate
painting, cleaning and other activities involved. Plan bracings
required together with tie-in point.
7.3.3.1.1 Provide sole board and base plate upon installation of
standard post. Erection of post shall be staggered.
7.3.3.1.2 Ledgers shall be fixed using double coupler.
7.3.3.1.3 Vertical bracing of platforms shall be not more than two
(2) meters.
7.3.3.1.4 Install diagonal bracing to make the scaffold rigid.
7.3.3.1.5 Install planks. Provide toe board and railings.
7.3.3.1.6 Install ladder as required

7.3.4 Access Tower Scaffolding

7.3.4.1 Based lift or kicker lift to be erected 150 mm from the ground and
leveled it in the proper manner.
7.3.4.2 Dimension of the tower shall be two (2) meters by two (2) meters.
Every other lift shall be anchored to permanent structure.
7.3.4.3 Provide sole board and base plate upon installation of standard post.
Erection of post shall be staggered.
7.3.4.4 Install ledgers and transoms.
7.3.4.5 Provide diagonal bracings.
7.3.4.6 Install planks and toe boards.
7.3.4.7 Install ladders.

7.3.5 Mobile Scaffolding (as required)

7.3.5.1 Mobile scaffolding shall be erected on a hard surface; shall be

plumb, level and square; shall be horizontally and vertically braced.
7.3.5.2 Scaffold shall be built according to required height.
7.3.5.3 Caster wheel shall be not less than 125mm diameter and fitted with a
positive wheel lock. Four number caster wheels shall be inserted into
the lower part of the upright tubes.
7.3.5.4 Mobile scaffold shall only be used and moved on surfaces
sufficiently firm and level to ensure stability. It shall be moved only
by manually pushing or pulling at the base.
7.3.5.5 No men, equipment or material shall be on working platform or
elsewhere on scaffold while in motion.
7.3.5.6 Caster wheel shall be lock at all time except during movement.

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7.3.5.7 Ladders will be set at a working angle of 75º, 1:4 ratio to horizontal
and extent of 1 meter, 5 rungs above the platform to provide
adequate step off point.

7.3.6 Drop bar at the access landing platform entrance of the scaffold shall be
provided.

7.4 Dismantling
7.4.1 Upon completion of works on scaffolds and request for removal, scaffolds
shall be dismantled in opposite of scaffolding erection procedures. The last
piece of scaffold materials that has been installed will be the first to be
removed. Refer to G.I. 008_001 for Dismantling requirements
7.4.2 Alterations Modification as per G.I 008_001

8.0 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

8.1 Approved work permit specifying the purpose of scaffold should be obtained prior to
the start of scaffolding work.
8.1.1 Proper approval is predicated on the anticipated height of the scaffold, a
mention on anticipated height in this item should be included. Refer to details,
SA Safety Booklet page 42 for approval chain.
8.2 Work execution shall be carried out in accordance with the method of statement and
JGC/Saudi ARAMCO Safety Procedures.
8.2.1 Certified scaffold Inspector/Supervisor only allowed to performed scaffold
inspection, supervision and erection & dismantling.
8.3 The erection crew must carry out a safety risk assessment prior to the start of any
activities.
8.4 Workers should wear proper PPE`s needed for the work. (ie., Full body harness,
safety shoes, safety goggles, long sleeve, safety hat)

8.5 Certified permit receiver and work-in-charge shall be at work site during the
execution of work.
8.6 Full body harness shall be worn at all times when working at elevated platforms 1.8
meters and above with double lanyards and shock absorbers, 100% tie-off to be
maintained.
8.7 A ½” Ø wire rope must be provided for safety lifeline.
8.8 Safe access and required safe guard are in place.
8.9 Scaffolding bags shall be used to lift all scaffold couplers while in erection.
8.10 Scaffold tag system will be in place to indicate the scaffold condition and scaffolding
supervisor shall maintain the tag. “RED TAG” will be displayed during scaffolding
erection indicating that the scaffold is unsafe and not to be use. “GREEN TAG’ will
be displayed if the scaffolding is safe for use. “YELLOW TAG’ will be displayed if
the scaffolding is incomplete and unsafe for use.
8.11 For confined space work, these must be considered:

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8.11.1 Confined space training shall be conducted.

8.11.2 Preparation procedure shall include:
8.11.2.1 Gas tested
8.11.2.2 Isolated and cleaned

8.11.2.3 Others, Refer to SA safety booklet pages 11~13

8.11.3 Trained and designated standby man shall be positioned at entry/exit point for
emergency purpose to remain in direct communication with workers inside,
shall be properly equipped (e.g. PPE, radio or retrieval line)
8.11.4 Provide proper ventilation and lighting at working area.
8.12 Scaffolding materials shall not be toss or drop during erection, modification and
dismantling.
8.13 Scaffolders shall establish proper body position and not awkward during handling
and erection of scaffolding materials.
8.14 Barrication to be provided, sign boards to be places.
8.15 Erection of scaffold shall conform to JGC/KJO Standard.
8.16 Job Safety Analysis will be submitted separately for JGC/KJO approval

9.0 SCAFFOLDING ERECTION AND INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS

9.1 The scaffold materials, erection and dismantling works and inspection shall meet the
requirements of Saudi Aramco G.I 8.001 – Safety requirements for scaffolds, the
Saudi Aramco scaffold safety handbook (SSH)
9.2 The Scaffold is of base supported scaffold and shall be completely build with the
components typical with FIG. 11. 9.1 Of the scaffold safety handbook (SSH) –
attachment-2 of this method statement.
9.3 The scaffold materials shall be inspected before, during and after erection by the
scaffold supervisor and inspector to ensure that they meet all SSH requirements, are
in good condition and free of defects.
9.4 Scaffolding plan should be prepare as per G.I 8.001.
9.5 The scaffold shall be erected and inspected in accordance with the G.I 8.001.
Supplement 8.001 – 2: scaffold responsibility matrix, attachment – 3.
9.6 Inspection of the scaffold shall be in accordance with Saudi Aramco form 9614 for
“base-supported, non movable scaffold field inspection check list”.
10.0 ATTACHMENT-1 Job Safety Analysis

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11.0 ATTACHMENT-2(Scaffold Terminology)

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12.0 ATTACHMENT – 3 (General Instruction Manual)

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1. Preparation and hauling of  Sharp edges of tools and 3 3 9  Provide guards to sharp edges of 3 1 3 Job
tools and equipment prior to equipment that are not all equipment. Supervisor
start of work easily spotted.  Secure appropriate work permit
prior to start of work (if required).
 Tie barricade tapes provide
warning signs on sharp materials to PTW
make it visible for all employees Receiver
present in the worksite.
 Provide proper personal protective
equipment to all employees
assigned for the activity.

 Hot and humid weather 2 3 6  Provision of cool drinking water 2 1 2

resulting to heat stress and and shaded rest place.
dehydration.  Supervisor shall monitor their work
force by looking for signs of
dehydration.

 Maintain proper back posture and 2 1 2

 Improper lifting resulting to 2 3 6 body position during manual lifting
ergonomic injuries. of materials. Position body where
less effort is exerted and less strain
2 Manual handling of  Frequent, forced or 3 3 9  Use correct lifting technique to 1 2 2 Job
materials. awkward movement of the avoid any strain on the back; do Supervisor
body. not lift a load if you doubt its
weight or adequacy of the
equipment.
 Ensure the load is resting on a PTW
stable support before releasing the Receiver
load off the lifting equipment.
 Ensure there are enough crew
members before lifting the load.
 Use the following technique while
lifting manually:
 Check for any obstructions before
lifting.
 Check out the area where the load
will be placed before lifting the
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dismantling of scaffolding
platforms / structures.
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 Place feet – apart, leading leg
forward.
 Bend your legs and not your back
to lift any load.
 Keep a firm grip and keep load as
close to the body.
 Don’t jerk or make any awkward
movements.
 Keep the load down and then
adjust as necessary.
 Unsecured scaffold tubes, 4 3 12  Secure appropriate work permit 4 1 4 Job
accessories and other prior to start of work. Supervisor
materials.  Ensure STARRT are properly
accomplished and supervisor to
discuss on the group all the
possible hazards indicated with all PTW
the control measures. Receiver
 Provide appropriate visible danger
signages during erection,
modification and dismantling of
scaffolding platforms / structures to
warn other personnel nearby.
 Refrain storing materials that could
slip from the top of scaffold
platform to the ground.
 Use pulley and erection / bolt bag
in hauling materials at the top of
scaffold. Throwing scaffold
accessories are not allowed when
erecting nor dismantling.
 Scaffolder’s hand tools should
have retaining string / rope to
prevent from falling.
 Scaffold shall have a toe board
installed in standard heights.
 In case of special scaffold, an
engineered design shall be secured
and analyzed prior to erection.
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 Only trained and certified
scaffolders are allowed to erect and
dismantle scaffolds.
 Scaffolder and all employees
assigned to climb scaffolding and
work in elevated areas must
observe the use of chin strap, full
body harness and observe 100%
tie-off whenever possible.
 Scaffolders must have a working at
heights training.
 Just in case scaffoldings are to be
use in live process areas, it should
comply on KJO minimum safety
requirements i.e. steel planks, etc.

 Substandard, incomplete 4 3 12  Provide sufficient access on the 4 1 4

scaffold and poor working scaffold. Laid cables on ladder
practices at elevated area rungs are prohibited.
resulting to fall of  Scaffold platform should be free of
employee or materials. oils, bolts and nuts, gravels and
other materials that can cause slips
or fall.
 Scaffolds must have a safe distance
from electrical / power source.
 Scaffold shall have a top rail, mid
rail and toe board installed in
standard heights.
 Inspect scaffold before climbing.
Check for the scaffold tag.
 Secure barricade on the working
area and install corresponding
warning signage.
 Use fall protection equipment
while working on the top of
scaffold or working platforms with
a height above of 1.8 meters (6 ft.).
Observed 100 % tie-off in using
full body harness.
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4 Manual Rig-up of  Failure of Steel pulley or
Scaffolding materials by
using gin wheel / pulley
5 Lifting / hoisting of Scaffold 
materials by using crane.
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4 3 12  Secure appropriate work permit 4 1 4 Job
Nylon rope. prior to start of work. Supervisor
 Ensure STARRT are properly
accomplished and supervisor to
discuss on the group all the
possible hazards indicated with all PTW
the control measures. Receiver
 All tools and materials to be rig up
must properly secure by using bolt
/ erection bag.
 Observe proper use and tie-off of
nylon rope on the materials needed.
 Steel pulley and nylon rope must
be inspected and color coded for
the current month prior to use.
 Use steel pulley with minimum
capacity of 50 kgs.
 Observe the proper position of all
workers during manual rig up of
materials.
 Provide signs and barricade on the
hoisting / working area.
 Wear appropriate PPE’s for the
job.
Crane failure. 4 3 12  Secure appropriate work permit 4 1 4 Job
prior to start of work. Supervisor
 Ensure STARRT are properly
accomplished and supervisor to
discuss on the group all the
possible hazards indicated with all PTW
the control measures. Receiver
 Avoid any obstructions on the
swing radius of crane.
 Routine check for the competency
of riggers and crane operators
involved in the lifting activity.
 Riggers could be recognized by
wearing appropriate reflective vest.
 Test lift prior to lifting. Avoid
lifting a load that exceeds the
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capacity of the crane and over
reaching of load.
 Conduct daily and visual
inspection to all rigging hardware
and crane parts prior to lifting.
 Check wind velocity prior to lifting
and ground stability for outriggers.
Fully extended outriggers shall be
provided with wood matting. Steel
plates are to be provided as an
additional counter measure for
ground stability.

 Failure of Rigging Tackles 4 3 12  Rigging tackles / hardwares shall 4 1 4

be inspected prior to each and
every use and bearing appropriate
color code for the current month.
 Observe double choke for long
loads to prevent slip.
 Use appropriate rigging hardware
and check for wear and tear and
safe working load (SWL) of all
equipment to be use. Make sure
that every piece of lifting
equipment bearing an inspection
color code for the current month
prior to use.
 Avoid swinging the load over
workers. Make sure that the
swinging area of the crane is free
of structures, equipment and
workers.
 Lifts shall not be made in winds
that exceeds that manufactures
recommended or winds 20 MPH or
greater without approval from the
ARCC Rigging Supervisor.
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 Unsafe Rigging Practices 4 3 12  Cranes swinging radius must be 4 1 4
properly barricaded.
Install warning signs “Danger,
Lifting in Progress”.
 Avoid swinging of loads on a high
speed manner and use tag lines to
properly hold and control the loads.
 Maintain constant
communications for all involved
personnel on the activity. Use two-
way radio if there are obstruction
between riggers and operator
which cause difficulties in
coordination.
 Provide appropriate protective
equipment (PPE) like gloves,
safety glass, safety shoes and hard
hats
6 Cutting of wood planks by  Poor working Practices of 3 3 9  Proper positioning when using 3 1 3 Job
using speed cutter / circular using cutting tools such tools. Supervisor
saw and or hand saw.  Do not remove machine guard or
any protective cover of tools.
 Wear safety glass, face shield, hand
gloves and dust mask while PTW
performing such activity. Receiver

7 Reinstatement of Works /
Housekeeping.
 Tripping Hazards
2 2 4  Tidy up area at each end of work 2 1 1 Job
shift. Maintain good housekeeping. Supervisor
 Remove all debris from site before
and after activity as minimum and
maintain.
 Arrange all materials in its PTW
designated location only, grouped Receiver
into types, uses, and neatly stocked
pile.
 Designate housekeeping crew and
equipment for collecting and
removing waste and segregating
different materials
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Form No: OND-4200-02-02/1

RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX

SEVERITY OF CONSEQUENCE (S) LIKELIHOOD of OCCURRENCE (L)

1 2 3 4 5
Scale No.
Severity

Environment (E)
Unlikel

Reputation (R)
Personnel (P)

Very y Possibl Likely Very

Asset (A)
Unlikely (Could e (Probably Likely
(Only in occur at (Might occur in (Expected
exceptional some occur at normal in normal
circumstance future some time circumstance circumstan
s-0.01%) time – – 1%) s – 10%) ces-100%)
0.1%)
Insignificant
Slight
injury or health Slight Slight
1 (less than 1 2 3 4 5
effect(First Aid (<5K) (local)
10barrels)
Case)
Minor
Minor injury or
Minor (< $5K
health effect Limited
2 (10 to 25 but less 2 4 6 8 10
(Medical Treatment (provincial)
barrels) than
Case)
$100K)
Medium
Moderate injury or Medium
(<$100K
health (Localized)(>2 Considerabl
3 but less 3 6 9 12 15
effect(Restricted 5 but<2,500 e (Regional)
than
Duty Case) barrels)
$1M)
Major
Major
Major injury or ($1M or
(2,500 barrels
4 health effect(Lost more but National 4 8 12 16 20
but <5,000
Time Incident) less than
barrels)
$10M)
Catastrophic
Massive Extensiv
injury or health Internationa
5 (>5,000 e 5 10 15 20 25
effect(Single/Multip l
barrels) (>$10M)
le Fatality)

SEVERITY OF CONSEQUENCE (S) X LIKELIHOOD of OCCURRENCE (L) = RISK RATING (R)

May be acceptable, however, review task to see if risk can be reduced

1-6 LOW SEVERITY
further.
Task should only proceed with appropriate management authorization after
MEDIUM consultation with specialist personnel and assessment team; Where
7 - 14
SEVERITY possible, the job should be redefined to take account of the hazards involved
or the risk should be reduced further prior starting the job.

Task must not proceed. It should be redefined or further control measures

15 – 25 HIGH SEVERITY put in place to reduce risk. The control should be re-assessed for adequacy
prior to starting the job.

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS – COMMUNICATION SHEET

 
 

JSA Title SCAFFOLDING INSTALLATION

JSA Number 3040-JSA-SCAF-001
Job Supervisor
Job Start Date

Personnel involved in the job execution

S.No. Name Position Company Signature

 
 Comment Resolution Sheet
Contract No. : HQ824PC09 COMPANY Document No.: Vendor Document No.: 3040-MS-SCAF-001_B
GK0920-0142-JGL-
JGC Job Code: G-K092-00-0000 COMPANY Transmittal No.
Contractor Document No. V-3100-001-A-112_B ARC0008-RTN
Project Name: Globar Gas & NGL Recovery and Handling Project Rev. No. : B Date: 24-Feb-18

Document Title: METHOD STATEMENT FOR SCAFFOLDING WORKS

CONTRACTOR Contractor /
Sl. CONTRACTOR COMPANY Closure Remark JGC / Vendor Response
Page. No. Contractor Comments Commented Vendor JGC / Vendor Response
No. Reviewer (If any) (If any)
Date Response Date
KJO Proj. Engr.
5.5 Certified scaffolding inspector qualification
1 4 Ahmed M. Al- 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
shall be submitted to JGC/KJO
Ghamdi
7.3 Types of Scaffolding to be installed applicable
KJO Proj. Engr.
for the Project. Refer to G.I. 0008_001 for
2 4 Ahmed M. Al- 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
General Requirements prior to Scaffolding
Ghamdi
erection.
KJO Proj. Engr.
3 4 Item no. 8.16 Deleted Ahmed M. Al- 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Ghamdi
JGC CNS M.
3 4 4.1 Saudi ARAMCO Scaffold Safety Handbook 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Guinita

4.4 General Instruction Manual G.I. 0008.001

Safety Requirements for Scaffolding
JGC CNS M.
3 4 4.5 BS 1139 Code of Practice for Metal 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Guinita
Scaffolding

5.3 Scaffolding Supervisor shall be in accordance

with G.I. 008_001, responsible for the
supervision and implementation at site. JGC CNS M.
3 4 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Scaffolding Supervisor; to ensure of the Guinita
following:

5.5 Certified scaffolding inspector qualification

JGC CNS M.
3 4 shall be submitted to JGC/KJO 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Guinita
6.1 Tools and Equipment shall be in good
condition inspected and color coded in addition
from manufacturers and third party certification.
Defective tools shall be permanently removed JGC CNS M.
3 4 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
from site to prevent modification. Tools and Guinita
equipment shall include but not limited as
follows:

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CONTRACTOR Contractor /
Sl. CONTRACTOR COMPANY Closure Remark JGC / Vendor Response
Page. No. Contractor Comments Commented Vendor JGC / Vendor Response
No. Reviewer (If any) (If any)
Date Response Date
7.1.1 Scaffolding materials shall already been
inspected prior to delivery at site. All scaffolding
materials should be examined by scaffolding
supervisor and be fit to use. Any material found JGC CNS M.
3 4 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
to be in bad condition will be remove from site. Guinita
Refer to G.I. 0008_001 for General Requirements
prior to Scaffolding erection.

7.2.1 Prior to start of activity, secure work permit

JGC CNS M.
3 4 and with accordance in G.I. 008_001 for 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Guinita
preparation works prior to scaffold erection.
7.3 Types of Scaffolding to be installed applicable
for the Project. Refer to G.I. 0008_001 for
JGC CNS M.
3 4 General Requirements prior to Scaffolding 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Guinita
erection.

7.4.2 Alterations Modification as per G.I 008_001 JGC CNS M.

3 4 6-Feb-18 12-Feb-18 Client Comments Incorporated
Guinita

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