KEOW aan Grand@on Document Transmittal [Transmittal No. OT-0135 Revision:3 Date: 20/10/2019 PROJECTNO. & TITLE Grand Zono-School & Residential CLIENT Mall of Qatar ‘CONSULTANT EO International Consultant CONTRACTOR + Al All Engineering WL. Trading & Contracting Desciine acter Tait —T Sey 5 Ta rant mage [B: Sen Ol mer Dicom Geman: ot Oo sey ‘Submit Tyne: O- Giiner ay vores ay Orem rey D> Scteatn 9) basen ans) Bnet seer 4s7 1D Peam 059 Oi ones - ener anne 00) tr eet 0s) out 7 Orin eu 1: rect 0) Ds bem 3) Name of Sub Contato Super County o Orga Purpose of C_riomatoa Drea [!. SUBJECT DESCRIPTION :- 2. SUBMITTAL DETAILS WEANSOF DELVERY sx | 00, REF. No, Rev DATE DESCRIPTION 1 ezaae-nsr.cwo003 3 20-0ct19 | Method Statement for Concrete Works 1 2 Se one mea wna como ?ONTRACTOR: S_ fame: En n Designation: ProiectManacer Signature . Date: 20 October 2018, fRecerveo ey CONSULTANT ~ ai Signatur: Date: Review Status Code B- No Objection ‘No tection Sicomments weoration of] | Reject tobe Reaubmiied 3. CONSULTANT COMMENTS: 8 Sa POT Te TSS Ta es TA Jonah esau ater het it ber sd pn cmp ah re hansen prone ee eae [erect song or hg. to of tm ut sh pre oe pont egy napa he as mamar of sree ase STEM ese ace easton, oat he wah ih ace Toa ee re ety mamer macau wih Corre [EO (Consuitane)= IName : Designation: signature: [RECEIVED BY CONTRACTOR NAWE SIGNATURE Dares Form No. -ADE-F¥-01746-02(4) ating oLegoey of ceence Revision 09KEOW /Grand@one) Qatar Mat ek ee GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 4 Method Statement for Concrete Works PROJECT NAME GRAND ZONE-SCHOOL & RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR'S NAME: AL ALI ENGINEERING W.L.L. ‘CONSULTANT'S NAME: KEO INTERNATIONAL CONSULTANTS CLIENT'S NAME: QATAR MALL DOCUMENT NO: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 Rev 3 Prepared By: | Bilal Sukker Sr.QA/QC Engr. 20 October 2019 Approved By: | Engr. Mohamed Hussein Project Manger 20 October 2019 <= Reviewed By: | Engr. Mohammad Abdelfattah | QA/OC Manager |} 20 October 2018 0 | 1 August 2019 1] 2September 2019 Second Issue- CRejected 2 | 100ctober 2019 Third Issue-CRejected 3 | 200ctober 2019 Fourth Issue-Issued for Approval GZ-AAE-MST-ClV-0003 Rev 3 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Mcmahon of Aeolus erg th od el poston eoReview pproectName + Grand Zone = School & Residential Jesolo. :G2-AAE-MST-cWv.c8-a003 Document. Ret No: DT 0195 [Prasat Rof. No: G2-AAE-MST.CIV-0009 Document Comments Sheet (RCS) RFS: 18-5441-CM00 Doc./Dwg. Reosived Date: 20-Oct-19 KEOW __Mathod Statement for Concrete Works - T C5 bate 20.0340 [Engineer in charge : Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Manaf Discipline: Civih Review Response Code: Cc [_ Acne objection B= No Objection Subject to incorporation of all comments as noted C= Rejected, tobe resubmitted Commented | Review Reference : ihe |KEO Response: Sign{ SN KEO Review Comments . Contractor’ Br | (title (page /clause) i nse Beker Repty ‘ff (OpeniClosed) the require ly detalles method 1 MA General wing comments: lozanessr-civ-oons2 | complied (Referto the below eles) Open nt in the submited method statement is noted| 2. Add material submitals references for ll materials that wil be used in conjunction wth this method statement [The material submitas references should be added to the method tatement. The method siatement shall be resubmited to incorporcte }) conrete mit design ara cer lovane 1 mterial eubr 098. refer lo marked up comments i materials wa be submited for approval once page (5 of materials to be used in conjunction with Ine designe faze, his method statoment Rete |The contractor response is noted. at 7 Jsbervaion of tained foreman o avoid any >. Add further aiscussion regarding the fabrication of reinforcement 2 Ma Weerel Fite lscassion andor otton 8 ental one taf LAAEMGT-cons.02 [pcre aateston recto ot mora Open framments shat! be considered and Incorporated into the metho [once bx designs hed ben detete in statement: [referenced MS and each mix shall the Storage of reinforcement shal be on suitable structures @ minimum tl mac teste priro be used at te J 450 mm above the ground surface, |) Compted (Refer to secon 8) ting and bending ofreinforcament shall bein accordance with 86| Noted and tobe fotoned [2966. While, soe! bars manufactured according to ASTM standards hal be fabricated according to CRIs manual of slandard pratcs vacter to comply.Review Comments Sheet (RCS) RFS: 18-5441-CM00 + Grand Zone - School & Residential :GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.CS-0003, [Document. Ref. No.: 0" [Transmittal Ref. No.: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 CS Rev.: 3 Doc./Dwg. Rev. 3 ‘Doc /Dwg. Received Date: 20-Oct-19 KEOW JPecument tite: Method Statement for Gonerete Works - - 8 Date: 20-Oct-19 [Engineer in charge: Mohamed Afiy/ Manshad Manaf Discipline: civil Review Response Code: c A=Noabjecion _B=No Objection Subject Incorporation ofall eommente C=Rejectedtobereubmited | Commented | Review Reference : | |KEO Response: Sign} KEO Review Common owg. Refer contra ons By: {title fpage iclause) Be) te Bo — oy jars reply Off (Open/Closed) [Submit separate calcutations and shop drawings for the formwork lystoms. fhe srictural and shop drawings for the formwor ystems shal inaividualy, [Te folowing comments shal be considered and incorporated int he |rethod statement: J. The formwork shal! be constructed so that the side forms of 7 Jnembers can be remaved without disturbing tho soft forms a 3 MA Formwork }>. Position chamfer molding strips on edges of permanently exposed|°2-AAE-MST-CI4 2 Done Oper Jonerete col beams. striking of the formwork, provide the minimum formwork as per the referred clause of the projec [sPectication. However, KEO shall be noted before the removal of fany formwork. [The contractor response Is noted. However, as commented earier| [SE0 shall be noted before the removal of any formworkReview Comments ProjectName _: Grand Zone - School & Residential (CS Ref. No. $GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.CS-0003 (Document. Ref. No DT 0135 [Fransmittal Ref. No.: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 Document tie: yetnod Statement for Concrete Works Jnainorin charge : Mohamed aft Marshes Manaf [Review Response Code: Cc A= No objection Sheet (RCS) B = No Objection Subject to Incorporation of all comments as noted KEOW RFS: Doc/Dwg. Received Date: 20-Oct-19 C$ Date: 20-Oct-19 Discipline: civil C= Rejected, tobe resubmitted Commented By: Review Reference : iis (title page ‘iause) KEO Review Comments ) Doc./Dwg. Reference: |KEO Response: Sign} Contractor's Reply Of (OpeniClosed) |a. Discharge of the concrete shall be completed within 80 min, or [before the drum has revolved 300 revolutions, whichever comes fst. [Refer to QSC 2014 section § part 8. [Contractor to comply. [Add steps to be taken in case of concrete stoppage or (other scenario) resulting to cold joint [The contractor response is noted. Mearnwhil to unavoidable reason, place reinforcement the fist portion an: |e-The concrete shall not be dropped through a free height greater than| 1.5 m. Refer to QSC 2014 section § part 8. [Contractor to comply \8. Add further discussion regarding the concreting in hot weather Iefering to QCS 2014 section § part 15. IThe contractor response Joe considered and incor | Concrete should not 1@ ambient ar temperature [exceeds 37 C and rising. Update the method statement. | The maximum concrete temperature at placement is 30 C. Concrete Casting following comments shall the method statement: |- Regarcing the mass concrete (any concrete placement with is least |simension being 1500 mm or greater), the maximum concrete temperature at placement is 26 C, th is 70 C during the curing period, ensu the temperature ditferental between the geometric canter of each placement and the !aeometric surface does not exceed 20 C and insulate the concrete, GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.0008-02 Open SubmitedReview Comments Sheet (RCS) KEOW PreictName : Grand Zone- School & Residential FS: 1.8447-CMo0 ['sRetno. — scz-aaemst-cwv.cs.ctis - - ~c8Rev:3 bocument Ref No: DT 0135 Doe Dw. Res [Transmittal Ref. No.: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 Doc.J/Dwg. Received Date: 20-Oct-19 JPecumenttite: Method Statement for Concrete Works — - - ‘€8 Dato: 20-00-19 [Engineer in cherge : Mohamed AVfify/ Manshad Manat Discipline: Civil |Review Response Code: Cc A=Nocbjedion ___8=No Objection Subject to Incorporation ofalleommentsasnoted C= Rejected, tbe resabmea Commented | Review Reference : ¥ IKEO Response: Sign| eee Ngee KEO Review Comments Doc /Dwg. Reference: Contractor's Reply Off (OpentCiosed) [unt the thermal contol is finished. '@. Ensure that semples are taken in a shaded area away from| |vibraton, [Contractor to comply. Jb. Determine number of test cubes in accordance with the total volume of concrete required for each mix and frequency of testing. IC: Add discussion regarding manner for conducting test for fresh andl hardened concrete: Refer to Section 5 Pant 6 of QCS2014 for concrete property requirements. |The contractor response is noted. while, the following comments shall be considered and incorporated into the method statement: | Slump and temperature tests Carried out at the rate of one| 5 MA | Testing of Concrete JP2-Aae-ust-cranosce Closed bes at 7 days, 2| 11013 of concrete, where applicable, test 3 cubes at 28 days and| [9 cubes at 88 days fore m3 of concrete, | For S03 and Cl content, test 1 cube at 28 days for every 260 m3 of concrete [The contractor response Is noted.Review Comments Sheet (RCS) KEOW Project Name: Grand Zone - School & Residential - - RFS: 18-5441-CM00 Ics Ref. No. 1GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.CS-0003, (Document. Ref.No.: DT 0135 [Transmittal Ref. No.: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 [Document title: Method Statement for Concrete Works: [Enalneer in charge: Mohamed Afity/ Manshad Manat c "Reo obi n £8 = No Objection Subject to Incorporation of all comments as noted C= Rejected, tobe resubmitted [Review Response Code: Reference : Respon teh peal eee KEO Review Comments Doc JDwg, Reference: Contractor's Reply Rewtceeieost] sting corer casing performed according to the cher ind aaa En o | an Posayesr dining stironsinostetess le wcustevenie: fam ntameetenas coset Sn eg tn tr Eve normal sh belated on sta porte Revved ep cnanee Pesaran Foie linn om tt 7 MA Elements (Walls & Placing |GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003-02 [Done, Refer to 9.5 Closed Columns) ing part of the coarse aggregat le. At the end of each pour, remove cemen by using sponge, water and wire brush, [The contractor response is noted. 19 Stoel wire brush, mall exposed stoe! barsReview Comments Sheet (RCS) KEO [Project Name: Grand Zone - School & Residential - RFS: 18.5441-CM00 |CS Ref. No. :GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-CS-0003 CS Rev.: 3. locum. Re No: DT O135 Doe,Dwg Rev. 3 Transmittal Ref. No.: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003. DocJDwa, Rae ae Decunent We: Motiod Staten for Concrete Wonks - - : [Encore charge ? Mohamed Aff Manghod Monet Review Response Code: Cc ‘A=No objection B= No Objection Subject to incorporation ofall comments as noted (C= Rejected, tobe resubmitted ‘Commented | Review Reference : | IKEO Response: Sign, oem even en: EO Review Comments Doe Dwg, Reference: Contactors Reply alee Joins sabe cate on sia por approve hap crowns ony connor cone bauer docssonregacng te destin of ome Covet conzeeton ns here Secnpsern eee ne conracor responce sree rece at seas Kenssucon Span sal be kop pope une cena pr fore point span is casted and released. A) Done Bf me | PRESETS as tene deamon gia ecg meta, fenscusravamsss sed ie conta raponce aca ome Pte conrectr epans ste Posing sis constuction oma or oundnton ava op fre opprees Snopes baa stain no mothoa Salonen, te gourng sequence forthe Proceaue tr fut iouninion san 9 | MA | “Founaston’ — [etheconmensogaring ne oeseat ene ace apr OAAEMST-OV.0NB02 Open Jconments ad shlte consders narorecann cee unetan Conacr'o compReview Comments Sheet (RCS) KEOW prctName + Grand Zone Schoo! & Reina — RFS: 18-5441-CMOO ICS Ref. No. :GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-CS-0003 _ [Document. RefNo: DTO135 _ Doe /Dwg. Rev. : 3 - Doc /Dw9, Received Date: 20-0c%-19 [Transmittal Ref. No: GZ-AAE-MST-ClV-0003, [Document tite: Method Statement for Concrete Works _ a C$ Date: 20-Oct-19 [Eraineorin charge +: Mohamed A‘iy/ Manshad Manat Discipline: Civil Review Response Code: c ‘A= No objection B = No Objection Subject to Incorporation of all comments as nated C= Rejected, to be resubmitted Commented | Review Reference : | 7 S KEO Response: Sign, SMe | tte page Rlaneel KEO Review Comments | Bee Ow, Reference: Contractor's Roply GuOmcherah Inteitent spraying with waters not alowed Curing and Protection of concrete is prohibited TOF ma [PimerConoetn fhe wp suac clots and clone sat bo waercued ony, (BEAAEMST-CV.0n822 Open [Contractor to comply. [The work procedure was provided for blinding, walls, columns, slabs land foundation. While, itis noted that [concrete work such as protection screed (sand cement screed less. 1" MA General ‘screed (over 50 mm thick) |@2-AAE-MST-CNV-000302 Open ensure that al the concrete ment. [he conver eoponse foneReview Comments Sheet (RCS) KEOW Jmioct ame: Grand Zone - Schoo & Resident RFS: 18-5441-CMO0 Ics Ret, No. :GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.CS-0003, |Document. Rot. No: DT 0135 [Transmittal Ref.No.: GZ-AAE-MST-ClV-0003 [Document tite: Method Statement for Concrete Works [Engineer in charge : Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Mi [Review Response Code: Cc A= No objection 8 = No Objection Subject to Incorporation ofall comments as noted ‘sin | Commented | Reviow Reference : ty | (ile nage thence KEO Review Comments Doc/Dwg. Reference: 9. Binding, foundations, slab , walls, retaining wall and slabs considering the lactual sequence of work - Approval of concrete mix design, trial mix test results | Approval of method statement | Approval of shop drawings - Inspection of materials (except concrete) |- Survey and satting out inspection ction and certification for formwork shoring and scaffolding Inspection and clearance for embedded lems 9 and sampling of concrete specimen ing of concrete samples reports GZ-AAE-MST-CI-000802 's noted. the following comments shall be considered in the 2 MA inspection & Test Plan) T® ire: [2 Activity # 4.5: inspection of material -R (review by KEO engineer) Jb. the activities #2.2, 2.3 and 2.4 are generic. survey, MEP, Jombedments works to be Incorporated inthe ITP ITP Moulfed tothe commented Open smoval and post cor 2. Regarting the slab on grade, add the vito: location Jand levels (survey work), MEP embedment/box out, pouring concrete[Project Name Ics Ref. No. [Document tte: + Grand Zone - Schoo! & Resident {GZ-AAE-MST-CV-CS-0003 coment. Ret. No DT 0795 [Transmittal Ref. No.: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 Review Comments Sheet (RCS) Method Statement for Concrete Works KEOW lEncineer in charge : Mohamed Afify Manshad Manat Review Response Code: C. [_A=no cbjction Commented | Review Reference : Keo. 2 SN | Ee | (tte ipapetelauso) KEO Review Comments Doc Dwg, Reference: Contractor's Reply eee[Project Name Ics Ref. No. [Documont. Ref. N ‘Transmittal Ref. No.: [Document title: [Engineer in charge rand Zone - School & Residential RFS: -ARE-MST-CIV-C8-0003 csr DT 0135, Doe JDwg. Rev. : GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.0003 DocJDwg. Received Dato: Method St for Concrete Works 8 Date: + Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Manaf Review Comments Sheet (RCS) -5441-CM00 20-Oct-19 20-Oct-19 KEOW Review Response Code: Cc [[Aenocbjecion 8 = No Objection Subject to incorporation C= Rejected, tobe res ont Oneern eete EO Review Comments Doe /Dmg. Reerence: Contractor's Ropiy pe peeieei ses Include the folowing legislative requiremants andor HSE standards 13 | HSE/JON | Poge3/Section 3 Oz.AnewsT-c1v.00902 [one Refer Sec. 3 ClosedProject Namo ICS Ret. No. Document. Ref. No. ‘Transmittal Ref, No.: Review Comments Sheet (RCS) + Grand Zone - Schoo & Residential {GZ-AAEMST-CIV-68-0003 or oiss GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003 RPS: 18-5441-CM00 cSRev.:3 Doc/Owg. Rev. : 3 Doc/Dwg. Received Date: 20-Oct-19 KEOW [The contractor resconse noted, amendment made in section 7, |nstead of 5 JPocument te: Method Statement for Concrete Works ©8 Date: 20-0019 [Engineer in charge: Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Manat Disciptine: civil Review Response Code: c A=Nocbjecion B= No Objection Subject te incorporation of llcommentsasnoted C= Rejected to beresubminea = as Commented | Review Reference : KEO Response: Sign sn KEO Review Comments Reference: Contractors Reply By: | (title page /clause) Sera errr Off (OpaniClosed) 14 |HSE oN) Page 47 Section 4 not nude the actual ane-MST-Cv-00007 |Oone,Reerto 47 Closed ‘Secion 3 fire safely plan and QCS Section Section 11 15 | HsEnew fon Ian t and Part 2 shal be Incladed ezansustcv.o0902 _foone, Refer io Sec. 3 Closed Reference or Response is noted jesign and toad Secon? —__talulaon shall be completed prior to steel relforcement work and kindy refer othe approved submit (92 te | Hsena ] —Sedton7, Gzanewsrcivnsos |:Su rhe a Open ude the safely season including safety . cy procedures reer scton on | Heenan General [the contactor response is noted, how ever safely session shal CU-AAEMST-CN-E05-02 [Kd retro secon 6 On Include bass safety requirements including PPE, vinings ete, Include the tols, equipments, machineries, pants, et. o be used. Stoo reinforcement work inclided inthe m 18 |HSE Onn) Page 4, Section 5! shall be included in this secton po GZAAEMST-CV-009°2 [Dane refer to se. 7 ClosedReview Comments Sheet (RCS) KEOW [Project Name: Grand Zone - School & Residential RFS: 18.5441-CM00 [cs Ref. No. + GZ-AAE-MST-CIV.CS-0003 CS Rov.:2 [Documont. Ref. No: OT 0135 [Transmittal Ref. No: GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003, [Document title: ___ Method Statement for Co [Engineer in charge: Mohamed Afity/ Manshad M: Review Response Code: c A=viodbjecion __A=NoOlection Subjecto earuatenofallconmensasneted __C=Reecte tobe esate Commented | Review Reference : KEO Responso: Sign KEO Reviow C cet testes ‘omments /_Pocsows.Reternca: Contractors Reply ae How about te access contol wile operatives working ontop of steel bars, form work et? Hazards associted to access legrse shall be 25 shal be provided forthe 19 | Hen IRA s 2 G2-MEMST-CW.00802 |updated Open pec risk associate ectvly does not covered inrak assosement Jrsxmaca 20 | sen IRAs 4 GZAAE-MST-CIV-00.02 [Updated as rogues Open 21 | Hsenaw IRA ss GZ-AAE-MST-CWV-00802 Tool and Equipments Updted OpenReview Comments Sheet (RCS) KEOW Project Name: Grand Zone - Schoo! & Residential RFS: 18-5441-CM00 [CS Ref. No. 1 GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-CS.0003 _ (Document. Ref.No: DT 0135 1. Recalved Date: 20-0c%-19 [Transmittal Ref. No. GZ-AAE-MST-ClV.0003 Doc Dwg, Received Date: 20-0c became: saiod Satoment or Conese Works at: 20.0040 [Engineer in charge : Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Manaf_ Discipline: Civil Review Response Code: Cc | A=No objection [B= No Objection Subject to Incorporation of al comments as noted (C=Rejected, tobe resubmitted | Commented | Review Reforence : c KEO Response: Sign! eee lee KEO Reviow Comments, Doc /Dwg. Reference: Contractor's Reply Om (Opantioeeds How the hot work a be controlled? What about the PTW 2 | HseMM HIRAS8 [requirements Liting defined as hazard, whats the control measures | GZ-AAE-MST:CiV.003-02 [Updated as requred Open or mitigating hazards associated to liting? [The isk assessment is incomplete and the following items listed] [below must consider but not limited to: 1. Rebar works 2. Shuttering and de-shuttering 13. De-naling [4 Material storage / stacking 's. Concreting using placing boom 6. Concrete waste disposal 17. Concrete pump cleaning 8. Possible liting operation forrebars, formwork, et. Additional 2 Requirements HSE JON GZ-AAE-MST.C1V.003.2 |Updated as required Open 13. Work at height andor near edges 14, Summer season 15. Use of powor and hand tools 6. Applicaton of curing compound Tesponse is noted, however most of the| ned items not been considered in isk assessment and} Jno control measures providedProject Namo Ics Ret. No. Document. Ref. No.: [Transmittal Ref. No.: [Document titte: [Engineer in charge + Grand Zone - School & Resa {GZ-AAEMST-CIV.CS.0008 T0135 Review Comments Sheet (RCS) GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-0003, ‘Method Statement for Concrete Works + Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Manaf KEOW RFS: 18-5441-CMO0 CS Rov. 3 Doc /Dwg. Rev. : 3 Doc./Dwg. Received Date: 20-Oct-19 8 Date: 20-Oct-19 Discipline: civil Review Response Code: c [_Aenoobietion _8=No Obecon Subject to incorportonfallcommentssroted __€= Rejected tobe rexibmiied Commented | Review Reference : 5 KEO Response: Sign} sett tee lle: KEO Review Comments Doc Dwg, Reference: Contractor's Reply eae lvetnod statement and risk assessment for placing boom erecton| Adcttonat operation and dismanting is required s 24 | HSE/JON | pettherent |The conescorsapange I tee rowever contactor shall growde| CAAEMST-CWV.00802 |To besbmied spun ieee Open equed document por commence ask How AAE wil provide and maintain safe acess and egress going al Planning and [oworksilsovork as wel as working platorm for the execoton of 25 | HSE/son | Fovtarson [ese actives (e.g. rebar works, shutting, concreting, and’ de] GZ-AAEAMST.CWv.00902 updated (Arua arty in HRA: 3) Open Preparation shuttering? Not suficient contol povided in HIRA 3. Refer Point 18 Risk Assessments general. Nevertheless, Contactor io ensure ther ar no factors coud invoduce adatonal hazards or increase he rks Close superision and regular safety coverage is sticly requ to update the risk assesament as work progresses. oo 26 | HSE/JON General Notes Provided HIRA does not co. red and control measures not provided) GZAAE-MST-C1V.003.02 —_|Noted, HRA updated. Op fa the isk mazerds associated withthe task, Task speci el ssessment shall be conducted contol measures shall be proved frigate hazards associated tote tack Identity hazards associa HIRA $5 lidenti -h n a7 | sen | giBASS eon 6z-AAEMST.CW.008.2 [Noted HRA update OpeProject Namo Ics Ret. No. (Document. Ref. No. ‘Transmittal Ref. No.: [Document title: [Engineer in charge t Grand Zone - School & Residential GZ-AAE-MST-CIV-C8-0003 DT 0135 GZ-AAE-MST-ClV-0003 Method Statement for Concrete Works + Mohamed Afify/ Manshad Manat Review Comments Sheet (RCS) RFS: 18-5441-CM00 CS Rev.: 3 DocJOwg. Rev.: 2 DocJDwg. Received Date: 20-Oct-19 KEOW Review Response Code: Cc [Ane objection B-=No Objection Subject to incorporation of all comments as noted (C= Rejected, to be resubmitted Commented | Review Refarence : KEO Response: Sign- sm KEO Review Comments Doc dwg. Reference: Contractor's By: | (title ipage /clauso) Re Off (OpeniCiosed) HRA se identified as walking around the steel rebar: Provide its 8 HSEIMM | Steet and Rebar Work| yences and control measures to eliminate the consequences GZ-AAE-MST-CN 003-02 Noted, HRA update, Open JRefer to writen comments atthe submital for added infomators| 21 | HSE/ION | Genera Notes [Re wren comment GZAAEMST-CIv-00802 | Noted Open nsufcient details together with writen remarks inthe submittal must reply trough comment sheet and mark all the revised or insrted 28 |HSEWONNM) General Notes {eels for easy ienifcaion czanemst-cw-00002 |notes Open JAAE shall provide risk assessment specific forthe Kentied task frovcing adequate contol measures oth Corrections or comments made relative to submittals during this review does nat reliev This review is only in respect of general conformance wit the design intent ofthe project and. ins, forthe design ofthe projector such parts of the projec he has design responsi fabrication processes and techniques of construction, coordinating his work with that of other trades, and performing his workin a safo and sate! all in accordance with the Contract. for (if design forms part Contract), for firming ani factory mar Ze the contractor from compliance withthe requitements of his Contract, drawings and specications neral compliance withthe information given in the Contract documents. The contractor remains responsible, among lating all quantities and dimensions, selectingKEOW rand@one | QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL TABLE OF CONTENTS ‘SCOPE AND PURPOSE. 1.1 Purpose. 1.2 Score. 2 DEFINITIONS. ‘3 REFERENCES 4 RESPONSIBILITIES. 4.1 Constauction Manacen: 4.2 Sie EnaineeR: 4.3 Site SuPenvison: 4.4 Sie Foreman: 4.5 QAQC ENGINEER... 4.6 HSE Encinecs 4.7 Quer suavevon: ‘5 MATERIALS, 6 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES. 6.1 EmeRGENCY Response PLAN 6.2 Means 0F COMMUNICATION... ‘8 STEEL REINFORCEMENT. 8.1 CUTTING aN Benowns 8.2 INSTALLATION OF STEEL REINFORCEMENT... 9 CONCRETE CASTING PROCEDURI 9.4 GENERAL con son 9 ‘9.2 TESTING & CONTROL OF FRESH CONCRETE: 2 9.3 Work PROCEDURE FOR BLINDING CONCRETE ssn 12 9.4 Work PROCEDURE FoR SLAB ON GRADE CONCRETE ns B {9.5 Wok PROCEDURE FOr VERTICAL ELEMENTS (WALLS & COLUMNS) mee} 9.6 Woak PROCEDURE FoR RC ABs: uw 9.7 Work PROCEDURE FOR POST TENSION SLAG: 15 9.8 WoRk PRoceDURE FOR FOUNDATION 10 CURING AND PROTECTION OF CONCRETE 10.1 Mossrune Cun 10.2 Cuniis Compouno. ALATTACHMENTS. o so GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 2 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘hs docament she property af AA Engng Co MLL who wl fpr rhs scordng tthe cad peal prowons of elaKEOW irand@one | QATAR MALL ea f aes GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSWENr. mm vos (Cheek Ust—BUNDING... (Heck ust — FoRdwons vs (Check ust ~ REINFORCING Steet (Check ust ~ConcreTE CURING.. ‘Sunver Rerorr, GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 3 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Ts cocoment the propery of A Engesng Co WIL who wl ssid hts coring othe hl ard pra pein of he aw.KEOW /Grand@one| Qatar MALL presen ences Scope and Purpose 1.1 Purpose ‘The purpose for this method statement isto define and document the responsibilities of Key Project Personnel responsible for Tequired for properly performing the work in keeping with this Method statement, . Project Specification (Mall of Qatar - Grand Zone, School & Residential, Qatar Specification volome |!) ‘and Code Standards to meet project and quality objectives and maintain good workmanship practices. 1.2 Scope This Method Statement, detalls the sequence and activities to be followed for the Concrete Works during the construction activities for the MALL OF QATAR ~ GRAND ZONE, SCHOOL RESIDENTIAL, QATAR PROJECT. it defines personnel responsit related to proper execution of Concrete Works. 2 Definitions cM ‘Construction Manager ‘Qc ‘Quality Control L SE Site Engineer cs Chief Surveyor HSE Health, Safety and Environment iP Inspection and Testing Plan HRA Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment Consultant KEO. _| Contractor AIAli Engineering Co. 3 References Specifications: — QCS 2014 ~ Section 5 - Concrete. QCS 2014 / Section 1 / Part 10 QCS 2014 / Section 4 / Part 14 QCS 2014 / Section 11 / Part 1.1, 1.5, and 2.3.11 Specifications: Project technical specification — Volume Il — Division 03, Drawing: Relevant IFT drawing Approved Project HSE Pian “GZ-AAE-PLN-HSE-0001” Project Fire safety plan & Emergency plan GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Wisdocamet the papery of 8A Engen Co, WL who slid sighs arnt tec en peel plots Page 4 of 17KEOW |Grand@one| QATAR MALL we f ae GRAND ZONE -SCH004 AND RESIDENTIAL 4 RESPONSIBILITIES 4.1 Construction Manager: Responsible for overall construction activities ensuring that all quality and safety procedures are implemented and required approved permits are obtained. 4.2 Site Engineer: Supervise operations in accordance with the approved Method Statement, shop drawings, Specifications, material submittals and schedules to achieve the acceptance of the Project deliverables, 4.3 Site Supervisor: Supervise closely, the activities designated to them and ensure that al instructions and safety Procedure are followed and strictly adhered to. 4.4 Site Foreman: To liaise with Site Engineer and Site Supervisor for the work execution. 4.5 QAQC Engineer: Gonduct surveillance and inspection duties at various stages to ensure compliance to QA/QC Plan Ensure enforcement of safety in accordance with the approved HSE plane. 4.7 Chief surveyor: To insure regular secure and check the control with proper monitoring of the executed work at site, is and maintain all devices calibrated, 5 Materials > Approved Concrete Mix Design (Ref.: GZ-AAE-MS-ClV-0001) 7 Guring compound (Ref.: GZ-AAE-MS-CIV-0008 or approved equal). > Bonding Agent (GZ-AAE-MS-CIV-0003 or approved equal). = Reinforcing steel (Ref.: GZ-AAE-MS-CIV-0011), > Formwork material (Ref. GZ-AAE-PRQ-STR-0005 or approved equal). = Polyethylene sheet (GZ-AAE-MS-CIV-0004 or approved equal). - Water stops (GZ-AAE-MS-ClV-0073). > High density non-compressible infil (To be submitted). > Structural Polystyrene fil (To be submitted). - Spacers + Binding wire = Others, Each material shall be used under supervision of trained personnel to avoid any incorrect application or selection of materials at site. GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page S of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Tne document she oper of 6A ngetng WL ho wl slept hs corto the hi end pe pent of eeKEOW /Grand@one) QATAR MALL crams fee GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 6 Safety Requirements and Emergency Procedures. 6.1 Emergency Response Plan AAE shall prepare a comprehensive Emergency Response Plan that will serve as a procedural and operational document in the event of an emergency incident occurring, This plan includes provision for emergencies involving, but not limited to Fire Workplace Incidents leading to fatalities, major injuries or ill health; Natural Disasters; Civil Disturbance, Terrorism and War, Catastrophic failure of plant and equipment; Environmental Incident (Release of Hazardous Material Substances) Periodic drills designed to test the effectiveness of these plans will be carried out in accordance with a drill schedule, Additional drills will be devised and added to the schedule as main construction work progresses. Post exercise debriefs and lessons learned will be used to continually improve response efficiency and effectiveness. AAE will ensure that adequate resources are made available to allow effectively and timely Fesponse in the event of an emergency. All personnel will be notified of their role in any given (foreseeable) emergency situation. Personnel critical to the effective execution of the emergency response will be suitably trained and verified as competent. Managers with responsibility for command and control of an emergency response will be fully competent in the execution of their duties, Further information is contained in the Emergency Response Plan (AAE - Emergency Response Plan) GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 6 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘hs decent the property oF AA neering Co LL who wl safes ght act t the cad penal rovons of the ow.KEOW | Grand@one QATAR MALL | GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 6.2 Means of Communication Cati-Our Prorocot ‘ALAli Engineering Co. - First Aid / Medical |__| Department ACCIDENT/ INCIDENT Site Engineer / Site Foreman/Medical Representative [>] PROJECT MANAGER. FIRE /AMBULANCE / Pouce CALL: 999. HOSPITAL, HSE. OFFICER | EMERGENCY Call-Out Protocol 7 Tools, Plant & Equipment Concrete Pump. Concrete mixers. Vibrators. Trawling machine. Manual trowels, Shear line machines (Cutting). Bending rebar machines. Coil machines, Personal Protective Equipment. GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Method Statement for Concrete Work ks Page 7 of 17 Tht doament sth ron ef ALANEAgrenng Ca M.LL who wi lege las cog othe ch ange pov tenKEOW | Grand@one | QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 8 Formwork * Contractor shall ensure that the finished concrete members conform accurately to the dimensions, lines and elevations shown on the drawings and to the specified tolerances. + Formwork shall be of such strength and rigidity as to cary the weight and pressure from the fresh concrete to be placed on or against it. * Formwork shail be sufficiently tight to prevent loss of grout during vibration of the concrete and faces of formwork shall be clean, free from protrusions, adhering grout and other imperfections or defects. Form surfaces shall be cleaned and repaired before re-use in the construction, Contractor shall coat forms with form-release agents or form oil. Surplus oil on forms, reinforcing steel, water stops and construction joints shalll be removed before placing concrete. * Box-out shall be constructed to be easily removable without damaging concrete and preventing the loose of grout. + Forms of beam sides, walls and columns can be removed after 24 hours of placing concrete. * The formwork shall be constructed so that the side forms of members can be removed without disturbing the soffit forms. * Position chamfer moulding strips on edges of permanently exposed concrete columns and beams. * Formwork and props under beam soffts, slabs and other structural elements that support weight of concrete shall be left in place until concrete achieved a least 70 percent of 28 day design compressive strength. Forms shall be removed after compressive strength test results are approved by consultant and according to project specification sec 03 1000 close 3.05 of division 3. As following: Vertical formwork to columns, walls and] 24 hours [large beams Beam sides 24 hours Joist or Beam soffts formwork TS days: Joist, beam or girder soffits for over 6m | 21 days clear span between structural supports Props to beams 2i days Soffit formwork to slab 6 days Props to slab 15 days Props to cantilever beam 21 days 8 Steel Reinforcement 8.1 Cutting and Bending > Prior to start all steel reinforcement, materials shall be segregated as certain in the storage area conforming project specifications compliance, Storage of reinforcement Shall be on suitable structures a minimum of 450mm above the ground surface. > All Cutting/Bending machines should be checked for any deficiencies prior to commencing the work activities and especially the emergency stop buttons. > The foreman in charge for the rebar shop illustrates to every charge hand responsible GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 8 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Th document the propery of AIA Engen Co WL who wl safeguard ris ccorng tothe ond pa provsonet helmKEOW |( pnd @one | QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL for a production line the work to done. Rebar tags showing the quantities, shapes, lengths and diameters will be attached. The charge hand in his turn should convey the work to be done to his group & constantly monitor their operations. The operator in charge of cutting machine starts the operation of cutting the rebar by instructing the helper to roll the first bar from the production sleeper through the cutting machine. The other helper in his turn should adjust the bar to the designated length. The operator of the cutting machine then manually moves the handle to cut the rebar. ‘The cut rebar is then scrolled on the table to reach the assistant of the bending machine operator. ‘The operator of the bending machine adjusts the machine parts as per the shape/angle required and checks the buttons to be set to the correct direction and then starts the machine until the rebar is bent. > Fabricated steel reinforcement will be stored in the stockpile area. » Test results for steel samples to be obtained from approved Third party laboratory and ‘shall be submitted for consultant's review and approval. vy v vovyy 8.2 Installation of steel reinforcement > Ensure that the reinforcement is clean and free from corrosive pitting, loose rust, loose mill and oil prior to placing > All reinforcement shall be securely and accurately fixed in position shown on the approved drawings to ensure that the reinforcement steel framework as a whole shall retain its shape. > Approved binding wire shall be used for tying the bens. The ends of all binding wires shall be tured internally into the concrete and not allowed to project towards the surface, > No part of the reinforcement shall be used to support access ways, working platform or for conducting of an electric current. > Reinforcement shall not be straightened or re-bent without approval of the consultant. > All reinforcement shall be provided with requisite spacers, chairs, ties, bracing, temporary and permanent supports for reinforcement using approved compatible materials as per BS 7973. > Supplementary bans spacers shall be provided to ensure the adequacy of cover and stability and to fix cast in items and ties bars as required > The cover block of necessary thickness will be provided. The mortar or concrete used for making cover block shall be with a high strength, > Correct concrete cover to the reinforcement shall be maintained with the aid of approved spacer. 9 Concrete Ca g Procedure 9.1 GENERAL > Request for Concrete Pouring shall be submitted to consultant for approval 24 hours in advance, showing location of work, pouring time and all required items to be inspected (Formwork, reinforcement, inserts, water stop, ....,etc.) prior to commence concrete pouring G2-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 9 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works “is document she property HAA Enering Ce WILL who wt sfegvard se acon the clan el rove of he owKEOW | Grand@one| QATAR MALL = GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL » Glearance by MEP and surveying parties to be assured prior to commence pouring concrete. Access to work to be ready and approve by safety personnel during the work and prior to inspection. Concrete batch plant and third party to be checked by QC engineer and there fully readiness is assured. Concrete pouring shall be planned considering the weather conditions. For concreting during hot weather, the hot weather period shall be defined as starting when the maximum ambient air shade temperature on the Site exceeds 35 C for thron consecutive days. The end of the hot weather period shall be defined as the period when the maximum air shade temperature is below 35 C on three consecutive days, » The contractor shall establish a thermometer on Site that records the ambient air shade temperature. The thermometer shall be established at a position to provide representative air temperature for the Site conditions. if requested by the Engineer the Contractor shall arrange for the calibration of the Site thermometer. » Concrete Temperature shall at no time during its production or transportation exceed 30°C ‘Conerete production in hot weather to be arranged according to QCS 2014 section 6 part 15. vy vv > Upon the arrival of concrete to the casting location the following items shall be checked by QC engineer! inspector and 3rd party laboratory technician in accordance with ITP for Concrete Works: i. Concrete Batching Time. il, Checking the Discharge time of ready-mix concrete (Max. 90 min. or 300 revolutions) ii, Concrete Grade iv. Ambient Temperature (Max.37 C) V. Concrete Temperature (Max. 30 C) Vi. Conerete Slump (200 + 40 mm as per Project specification) vil. Concrete Cubes Samples > When placing Structural Mass Concrete, do not allow its temperature to exceed 25 C. Do not allow the concrete to exceed the maximum temperature of 70 C at any time Guring the curing. Maintain thermal control of each placement until Ensure that the temperature differential between the geometric center of each placement and the geometric surface does not exceed 20 C. » To prevent flash setting ofthe concrete the reinforcement and form work will be sprinkled by water. > Concrete surfaces at construction joints shall be treated by any means to remove laitance and expose the aggregates and an approved bonding adhesive shall be applied to ‘construction joint surface. > Every effort must be taken to minimize impact between pump boom, placing boom, skip and the formworks. If any impact occurs in concrete cover, plumb/ alignment of formwork must be re-checked. > The concrete shail not be dropped through a free height greater than 1.5 m. > Concrete vibration shall be executed in a controlled and systematic manner o ensure that Placed concrete shall be properly compacted to provide uniformity of finished surfaces and reducing entrapped air sufficiently to attain a concrete density consistent with the intended Strength and other requirements of concrete mixture. > The concrete layers should be as level as possible so that vibrator is not used to move the GZ-ARE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 10 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works This ocaen th property of ALA Ergin Co. WELL who wl seguir scart the cand pen provors thelam,KEOW | Grand@one| QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL | concrete laterally to prevent segregation. When the placement consists of several layers, Concrete delivery should be scheduled so that each layer is placed while the preceding one 's plastic to avoid cold joint. ifthe underlying layer has stiffened just beyond the point where: itcan be penetrated by vibrator, bond can still be obtained by thoroughly and systematically vibrating the new concrete into contact with the previously placed concrete. » Stops in concrete, at the end of a period of work, shall be made only at construction joint locations shown on the drawings and/or positions accepted, Where the positions of Construction joints are notindicated on the drawings, these may be assumed, for estimating Purposes, to occur at 5 metre intervals in foundations and retaining walls and at one-third {0 one-quarter of span in siabs and beams subject toa maximum spacing of approximately 9 metres. > If ever, a cold joint is formed due to unavoidable reasons, the following procedure is adopted for treating it: ~ concrete is still controllable, a very minor hardening took place that it can be removed manually and if vibrators can penetrate the surface without much effort, fresh concrete can be placed directly against the old surface. The old concrete should be covered by fresh concrete as quickly as possible and the joint thoroughiy and systematically vibrated. ~ _ Incase concrete has hardened a bit more but can stil be easily removed by a light hand pick, the surface will be raked thoroughly and the loose concrete removed Completely without disturbing the rest of the concrete in depth. rich mortar layer 12 mm in thickness, is placed on the cold joint, fresh concrete is then placed on the ‘mortar layer and the joint is thoroughly and systematically vibrated penetrating the vibrator deep into the old layer of concrete. ~ _In-case the concrete at the joint has become so stiff that it cannot be remoulded and ‘mortar or slurry does not rise in spite of extensive vibration, after obtaining approval from the Engineer, the joint is left to harden for at least 12 - 24 hrs. Its then to be {treated as a regular construction joint, after cutting the concrete to required shape and preparing the surface. ~ _In.case of cold joint due to unavoidable reason, reinforcement bars willbe placed at the joint between the first portion and the new pour to serve as connection between the two portions. ~ Any remedial actions belong to the above shalll be approved by consultant, » When casting suspended stabs care shail be taken not to allow a built up of concrete in any particular location, which can cause over loading to false-work than safe capacity, >» When columns and wall concrete is casted, concrete shall be placed in layers of 300mm- 400mm thickness for correct and proper consolidation of concrete » When concrete casting around embedded items, care shall be taken to ensure that consolidation around and undemeath steel plates, bolts, etc. is provided and location of ‘embedded items are not changed. GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 11 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Ti documes the prope ofA A Exgaerin Co. W.LL who mses ight acre t the ch ad penal rovons teleKESW Grand@one| QATAR MALL germs Bene GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 9.2 TESTING & CONTROL OF FRESH CONCRETE: > > > v vvvy vvv > > > Conerste production will be controlled according to the Approved material submittal for “Ready mix concrete — Mix Design”. ‘Samples for each grade of fresh concrete shall be taken separately. For each day's pour QC engineer shall obtain at least one composite sample set for each grade of concrete. Lab Tech shall obtain one composite sample for each day's pour concrete mix less than 110 m3, plus one composite sample for each additional 110 m? or fraction thereof, minimum one set to be obtained per cast day. ‘Samples for compressive strength composed of 6 cubes 160 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm shall be taken, 2 Cubes to be tested on 7 days and 2 Cubes to be tested on 28 days and 2 Cubes at 56 days. For Water Permeabilty & Rapid Chloride Penetration test, 3 specimens at 28 days and 3 ‘specimens at 56 days for each 250 m’, For SOsand Cl contents, 1 cube specimen to be taken for each 250 m2, Ensure that samples are taken in a shaded area away from vibration. Concrete unit weight to be checked each 50m, or twice a day as a minimum, Slump tests shall be carried out in accordance to specifications and conforming to BS EN 12350-2 at the rate of one test per load of concrete delivered to the Site or one test per 10 m3 whichever is the lesser for the first 50 m? of concrete then at a rate of 1 slump test for every 50 m3 if concrete was consistent during production. One concrete temperature test shall be performed at the point of placement for each load to ensure that the concrete temperature doesn't exceed 30 °C at any time. Concrete samples shall be made and cured in accordance with ASTM 31/C 39. Deformed or damaged moulds shall not be used for sampling fresh concrete, Each sample shall have a tag placed on top surfaces indicating the concrete information below; * Concrete sample identification number which will start from “1”, * Concrete delivery ticket number and concrete date. * Concrete temperature and slump for that set of 6 samples. ‘Samples shall be transported to the final curing water tanks within 48 h. ‘Samples shall be stored in moist condition with free water maintained on their surfaces at all times at a temperature of 23 + 2°C. ‘Samples for durability test to be taken in accordance with project specification 9.3 Work procedure for blinding concrete > > > > > When excavation of foundation is completed, formation level to be checked and inspected. When compaction of foundation is completed, contractor shall raise INR to inspect the ‘completed activity in accordance with the ITP. Request for concrete pouring shall be submitted to consultant for approval, showing location of work, pouring time and all required data after INR is accepted. Proper anti termite treatment to be assured prior to start blinding, Contractor is sole responsible to organize concrete supplier for production, site Preparations, necessary equipment (including curing materials), precautions for weather Conditions, lights for night works etc, prior to start of concrete casting, GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 12 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘hs ocr s the propery of ALA rgnetring Co W.LL wha wl afegurds ret cording tthe cand pen! rvs tea.Grand@one | QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL > Site Engineer will order the concrete to the concrete supplier company. Blinding concrete will be delivered to site. Required field tests shall be carried out as per ITP for Concrete Works to ensure that blinding concrete meets the specified requirements. > Concrete batches which field test results fail shall be rejected, » Resources as labours and casting tools shall be abundant and enough to carry out the blinding concrete works and housekeeping after the completion of concrete activities. > Blinding concrete casting will be performed according to approved shop drawing drawings. > Concrete surface finishes shall comply with Specification, aligned, smooth and free from cracks, > Appropriate curing to be provided as per specification. 9.4 Work procedure for Slab on grade concrete » When fill is completed, formation level to be checked and inspected, » When compaction under slab on grade is completed, contractor shall raise INR to inspect the completed activity in accordance with the ITP. > Polyethylene sheet Vapor barrier not less than 1000 gauge (250 micron) thick clear lapped 100mm on sides and ends to be laid over approved compacted fil. > Steel mesh reinforcement to be installed as per shop drawing maintaining lapping and concrete cover. > Install joint‘filer strips at slab junctions with vertical surfaces, such as column pedestals, foundation walls, grade beams, and other locations, as indicated in shop drawings, > Extend joint-filer strips full width and depth of joint, terminating flush with finished concrete surface, > Install joint-iler strips in lengths as long as practicable. Where more than one length is required, lace or clip sections together. > Request for concrete pouring shall be submitted to consultant for approval, showing location of work, pouring time and all required data after INR is accepted. » Contractor is sole responsible to organize concrete supplier for production, site preparations, necessary equipment (including curing materials), precautions for weather Conditions, lights for night works etc. prior to start of concrete casting, Site Engineer will order the concrete to the concrete supplier company. Concrete will be delivered to site. Required field tests shall be carried out as per ITP for Concrete Works to ensure that blinding concrete meets the specified requirements, Concrete batches which field test results fail shall be rejected, Resources as labours and casting tools shall be abundant and enough to carry out the blinding concrete works and housekeeping after the completion of concrete aciivities. Concrete casting will be performed according to approved shop drawing drawings. Concrete surface finishes shall comply with Specification, aligned, smooth and free from cracks. > Appropriate curing to be provided as per specification — water curing, v vv vv 9.5 Work procedure for vertical elements (walls & columns) > Survey works and setting out for walls and columns (vertical elements) to be performed by total station, concrete lines to be drawn on the foundation top face by chalk line, > Working platform will be erected at inner sides of walls and around columns. It has to be Provided with bracings, handrails and aluminium ladders for climbing. GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 13 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘ docaments th popety ALAN Engineeing Co, who llegar rights scr tothe cand so provsons thtg KEOW | Grand@one | QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL > Fix steel reinforcement bars vertically and horizontally as per the approved shop drawings. > Fix embedded MEP item and raise inspection request for MEP works for clearance. > Placed External water stops as per approved shop drawing and details, PVC water stop shall have ribs on either side of the center of the water stop. The water bar used at the location of expansion joints shall have @ bulb in the center of accommodate the movements. Water stops to be fixed and centered at the construction joint location. Vertical and horizontal joints shall be located on site as per the approved shop drawings. Raise inspection request for rebar and prior to close shutter. After obtaining approval for MEP works and reinforcement rebar; close the shutter and brace it Fix the outer shutter at already marked lines, plumb it to vertical position then brace it at the top. For Water retaining wall tie rods should include water stopper or special water tight ties. Perform final inspection request for pouring including survey, safety checking, and MEP items. Use long rubber hoses clamped to the concrete pump to reduce the height of concrete falling to avoid segregation occurrence, height shall not be greater than 900 mm, Use enough number of vibrators to facilitate continuity of concrete placing and Keep two stands by vibrators. Placing and compacting of concrete will be in layers 300mm height for walls and 500 for columns. Pouring level of columns and walls shall be 25mm above soffit of framing slab. Chip weak concrete at top of lft before placing reinforcement. Leave top of concrete surfaces of wall and columns slightly rough be exposing part of the coarse aggregate using steel wire brush. At the end of each pour, remove cement from all exposed steel bars by using sponge, water and wire brush Start curing immediately after removal of formwork with white impregnate curing compound, top surface to be water cured for 7 days. Shutter removal to be arranged not before 24 hours from casting finish time. Afier shuttering removal inspection check listo be raised for post pouring concrete surface quality check. vVovovy v vvvy VY vvwyvy 9.6 Work procedure for RC Slabs: > Use approved system for slab as per approved shop drawing for scaffolding system with necessary bracing. Erect around slab walking platform width not less than one meter to be used for concrete finishing and compacting. Survey check for formwork (levels & coordinates). Fix steel mesh bottom layer as per approved shop drawing Fix electrical & mechanical embedded item, ‘Complete steel reinforcement top mesh. ‘Complete MEP embedded items. Install pouring guides to control surface level. Raise inspection for MEP clearance, steel, formwork, concrete casting. vyvvvvy v GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 14 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘This ocamen se propery oFAAI rng Ce WILL who wi spurs gh acon he han perl provi of ewKEOW |Grand@one| QATAR MALL sera & mca GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL vvvvy v Pour concrete at lower part such as drop beam to the level of slab bottom. Start casting concrete from one end toward the opposite side. Apply mechanical trawling to the concrete surface using power float. Start water curing immediately after finishing concrete surface for 7 consecutive days. Shutter removal to be arranged not before 6 days after finish of conarete casting if concrete has attained at least 70% of the designed strength (subject to test results) as stated in ‘specification (sec. 3 1000 — close 3,05) and after consultant approval. Props to be removed alternatively so that no large span to be kept free from props during shutter removal process. Additional temporary supports if necessary can be added to the area where the shutter removal is taking place. Props should be fixed immediately after removal of form work and the props should be ‘enough to carry the load of the slab. 'n case of construction joints, shutter removal to be arranged not less than 6 days for formwork and 15 days for props after the two sides of construction joint are casted and attained 70% of the design concrete strength. Additional props can be provided along the construction joint for more support (if needed). ‘The adjacent span to the construction joint span shalll be kept propped unti the construction Joint span is casted and released. ‘Structural calculation for the back propping, of the lower slabs or any horizontal element, shall be submitted along with the structural calculation for the formwork of the RC slab. ‘9.7 Work procedure for Post Tension Slabs: > Work procedure for PT concrete will be described in detaile statement for post-tension concrete works, @ separate method 9.8 Work procedure for foundation > vyv vyv vv vy ‘Survey works and setting out for foundation to be performed by total station, concrete lines to be drawn on the screed top face by chalk line, Fix the outer shutter at already marked lines, plumb it to vertical position then brace it at the top. Fix steel reinforcement bars vertically and horizontally as per the approved shop drawings and steel for columns necks. Fix embedded MEP item if exist. Raise inspection request for MEP clearance, embedded items and reinforcement steel. Perform final inspection request for pouring including survey, safely checking, and MEP item Use enough number of vibrators to facilitate continuity of concrete placing as follows, Keep two stands by vibrators. Place of concrete to be in sequence shown in the drawing, raft to be divided to eleven Portions and four major poring strips, special method statement for pouring sequence to be ‘submitted later. ‘Start water curing immediately after finishing concrete surface for 7 days. ‘Shutter removal to be arranged not before 24 to 48 hours from finish of casting concret as stated in specification (sec. 3 1000 — close 3.05) and after consultant approval. GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 15 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘is documents the property of AIA Egneting Co, WL howl fgets ight coding the hand perl prov fewKEOW [Grind@one| QATAR MALL GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 10 Curing and Protection of Concrete ‘* Concrete shall be cured for a minimum period of 7 days in accordance with the requirements of AC! 308. * Immediately after placing, the concrete shall be protected from premature drying, any injuries, effects of rain and dust. All necessary material and equipment shall be available at the point of conerete placing prior to the concreting operations. Concrete shall not proceed without this provision. * Concrete curing shall be done by one or combination of the following methods: 10.1 Moisture Curing * Concrete surfaces shall be maintained continuously wet for the entire curing period. Burlaps and other cover of absorbent materials or polyethylene sheet with free of harmful substances can be used for curing on vertical or horizontal surfaces. 10.2 Curing Compound * Curing compound shall only be used by the approval of the consultants. The curing compound shall conform to ASTM C 309, * Curing compound shall be applied to formed surfaces immediately after the forms are removed ‘and prior to any patching or surface treatment except the cleaning of loose sand, mortar and debris from the surface. * Curing compound shall be applied to slab surfaces as soon as the finishing operations are completed. * The compound shall be applied in a one coat continuous operation by mechanical spray equipment at uniform coverage. Two coats may be required due to wind and dust condition or surface texture and shall only be applied by the approval of the consultants. Concrete surfaces which have been subjected to rainfall within 3 hours after curing compound has been applied shall be re-sprayed at the coverage specified for initial application. GZ-AAE-MST-CIV- 0003 Rev 3 Page 16 of 17 Method Statement for Concrete Works ‘Tis coca te property of AAI Erinening Co, WLLL wh wlsefegad is is accutg tothe ct ge poof he iKEOW | Grnd@one|) QATAR MALL appa P snsgpons GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL 11 Attachments Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment itp Check list - Blinding Check list - Formwork Check list ~ Reinforcing Stee! ‘Check list ~ Concrete curing Survey Report GZ-AAE-MST-ClV- 0003 Rev 3 Method Statement for Concrete Works Page 17 of 17 ‘Th ovement sth property ALA reneing Co, W.LL who wegen ish ecard tthe cand pen proven of eenGrand@one | QATAR MALL KEOW | GRAND ZONE - SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment TNE dosent the propery OLA A Engen Co LL. wh wil feuds ries cong tthe ci nd pena tov the om:Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 (te AKINOLA 29th 0 2019 ‘GRAND ZONE-SCHOOL AND RESIDENTIAL PROJECT HSE SUPERVISOR ‘CONCRETE WORK 1.1 Lack of safety 4 )4 (16 1.1.1 All personnel awareness may lead to ympetence/awareness level shall accident hazard. | | be ensured. | 1.1.2 Proof of site induction training and other required/relevant Pre shall be ensured, ladhered. | | 1.1.5 Tool box talk/STARRT shall ‘be conducted to all Personnel on 1 Preparation activities before ‘commencing the task Cc Page 1 of 46am Grand@one KEOW | HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 Site & documented before start of work by AAE task supervisor or lead Person. 2 Pre commencement actives | 2.1 Lack of competence (4/4 (46 | ree metra E wherever it so Cc - Page 2 of 46Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | 2.2 Unfit/unsuitable 4 ]4 |16 Equipment Page 3 of 46 ‘on windscreen (for all operation area) and color codes where 1 required. 2.2.2 All Drivers/equipment Operators shail have a valid Qatar Operators must have a valid and approved third party certificate ation to site. int and equipment shall basis and checked filed in fety office drivers shall undergo defensive driver training for all ‘operation area, 2.2.5 Equipment maintenance shall be a top priority to ensure suitability to work when required.Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 3 | Access to workplace 3.1 Unauthorized entry 44 )i6 3.1.4 Fencing/Barricades shallbe 4 914 erected to keep area of activi well excluded. Operatives shal | ensure that the barricades are sufficient to keep off / prevent | Unauthorized access, | 3.1.2 Site access points shall include a boom gate (or similar) | and security station that is manned 24/7 for the duration of the Project. 3.1.3 Security signage shall be erected. | 3.1.4 Site set up shall be in accordance with the requirements set out in KEO HSES 001 ~ General HSE Requirements for Contractors. 3.1.5 Also on task location, ‘exclusion zone also shall be marked out to prevent ‘unauthorized entry/exposure to | risks associated with the task, C Page 4 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 3.2 Collision with plant a4 /i6 3.2.4 Traffie management shall be 414 and vehicles ine with the -ements/provisions in ur(AAE) site Traffic management | plan/KEO HSES 001 - General HSE Requirements for Contractors, HSES 017 ~ Mobile Plant and Vehicles & HSES 022 ~ Management of Site Traffic 3.2.2 A site logistics/Traffc management plan shall be prepared. This shall detail the site boundary, pedestrian and vehicle access, site roads, parking; lay down areas and temporary structures 3.2.3 Traffic management signage | and lighting shall be installed as | necessary. 3.2.4 Traffic management arrangements for labor drop oft / collection shall be implemented. Labor shall not be put at risk from moving vehicles and machinery | and delivery concrete trucks. 3.2.5 Traffic Marshalls or ‘Flag’ | men shall control heavy trat routes and crossing points. Page 5 of 4Grand@one KEOW j HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 separate pedestrians from traffic. Pedestrian routes si clearly marked and illuminated where necessary. Signage should be in a language understood by the majority of the labour. | 3.2.7 Banks man shall be assign to ‘moving equipment to ensure | and safe movement around on Site speed limit of 20Km/H be enforced, 3.2.9 Speed breakers such as hump shall be introduced on the road. 3.2.10 Site security shall be empowered to monitor and advice drivers as required. Page 6 of 46 -Grand@one KEOW | HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | 3.3 Slip trip and falls [e335 3.3.1 All Access must be ensured 5/1 | 5 are fee of obstructions, They must be maintained, dry and clear of and material storage. | 3.3.2 A high level of personal awareness is required from all employees while transiting around site both during day and night | Sine 3.3.3 Where possible workers shall | adhere to designated pedestrian walkways. 3.3.4 Adequate cable or hose management. 3.3.5 All personal are to maintain 2 high degree of vigilance wile moving around site. All work areas are required to be kept free os far as is reasonably practicable from 9 cable; timbers; stones etc 3.3.6 Temporary access shall be provided over the steel rebar to fe easy access and transiting around work location, | 3.3.8 Waste cleared away as soon | as it’s generated. Also continuous housekeeping before, during and after the task has been completed. 3.3.9 Adequate safe work area management must be maintained. Page 7 of 46 =Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT [4 Material delivery - Preparation/ Loading and Offloading of materials 4.1 -Injury to persons. -Damage to vehicles. -Damage to equipment. -Damage to property. “Injury o Fatality ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | Page 8 of 46 4.1.1 Eyes on path. 4.1.2 Eyes on task. 4.1.3 No personnel are permitted to be in line of fire of loading operation. 4.1.4 Only loading of materials will take place within the designated or controlled area. 4.1.5 Loading and unloading area to be barricaded, or 4.1.6 Where barricading are not task at hand with adequate supervision. | 4.1.8 All eyes must be on task diring loading and offenaing indside of equipment and ives must be kept away from line of fire. Barricades must be provided to provide zone as required dui . 4.1.10 No personnel are permitted to be in line of fire of loading operat 4.1.11 Only loading of materials will take place within theGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | designated or controlled area. 4.1.12 Loading and unloading area to be barricaded, or 4.1.13 Where barricading are not Used at a loading area, a fiagmen will be used to control all movement activities at the area. 5 = Injury 4/4 "46 (high) "5.1.1 Only trained, competent, 4 -<1~—4 = Fatality | licensed, authorized and skilled | materials onto vehicle ~ Damage to equipment ork = Damage to materials 5.1.2 Statutory inspection and | routine maintenance on forklift 5.1.3 Well maintained forklift only | to be used. 5.1.4 Eyes on path. 5.1.5 Eyes on task, 5.1.6 Forklift operator to be aware where applicable to wear: | Hard hat; Safety boots; 5; Gloves; Reflector Page 9 of 46Grand@one KEOW | HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT 6 Work at Height: Using Scaffold as w. ion) at height and for form work or false wall work Vehicles on site E/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | Page 10 of 46 La 6.1.1 Scaffolding is inspected ail during construction and once complete by an individual with a scaffolding license 6.1.2Maximum weight of scaffolding is agreed upon prior to set-up of scaffold 6.1.2Scaffolding to be secured to Prevent unauthorized access 6.1.3-Scaffolding is inspected for defects or damage prior to use 6.1.4-Scaffolding is inspected after repairs have been made 6.1.5-Scaffolding is inspected every thirty days | 6.1.6-Scaffolding to be erected and dismantied by a contractor with a 6.1.7-Agree weight/strength specification of scaffolding with scaffolding contractors before ‘engaging them to erect scaffolding on site 6.1.8-Maintain awareness of total weight on scaffold, including | ‘employees i} 6.1.9-Under no circumstances are employees to alter scaffolding erected by contractors (0-No employees to work at in adverse weatherGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | | 6.1.11-Weather protection to be taken into account when selecting 6.1,12-Employees to use the correct manual handling techniques at all times 6.1.13-Scaffold construction area to be isolated and cleared of all persons 6.1.14-Trucks are to be escorted to the area where the scaffolding is to be constructed 6.1.15-Truck driver made aware, prior to driving into construction area, where materials are to be placed and where the scaffold is to be erected 6.1.16-Use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) such as | appropriate gloves, head protection and safety footwear 6.1.17-Employees have completed Work Safely at Heights Training | Course 6.1.18-An emergency rescue plan has been established | 6.1.19-Manual handling training | for all employees. 6.1.20Use fall arrest equipment (harness) attached at all times to the scaffold when working ‘Page 11 of 46 =Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | ——| ] 44 716 ail4 7.1.1, Unload rebar from trailers as close as possible to work area, 7.1. 2. Use proper lifting devices whenever possible. 7.1.3. Use horses where possible to reduce repetitive bending, 7.1.4, Use proper lifting techniques. Do not overextend. Reposition yourself if needed. Do not carry more | than you can handle. 7.1.8, Get help with heavy and/or 7 | Rebar fixing/Installations Strains when working in teams. 10, Take regular breaks to relieve fatigue from constant lifting. | 7.1.11, Observe careful hand placement. Watch out for ends of tie wire and sharp edges on rebar. 7.1.12, The use of heavy duty gloves is required. 7.1.13. Use careful hand placement to prevent pinch points, 7.1.14. Keep fingers out from In- | between bundles or pieces of rebar. 7.1.15. Get help with heavy and/or | awkward bars. __ Pate 12 oF 46 - aGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | 7.1.16. Clean work area as needed i during the day. Pick-up tie wire, dunnage and excess material as work progresses. 7.1.17. Keep walk area and paths of travel unobstructed. 7.1.18. Watch where you are walking. 7.1.19. Use careful foot placement while walking on rebar mats and at | decks. 7.1.20. At excavations, stay back from edge unless entering or exiting. 7.1.21. Make sure that guardrail is around perimeter and/or use fall protection. 7.1. 22.Make sure that all floor openings and holes are covered or protected. 7.1. 23.Must wear a personal fall arrest system (PFAS) if working within 6 feet of an unprotected leading edge in a controlled access zone (CAZ), or outside of or above | the guardi 7.1.24. Make sure that only trained workers are climbing walls or columns. Make sure that vertical ‘and horizontal bars are tied as. required, and hook/tie-off to the back bars. 7.1.25. Use 100% tie-off when Page 13 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT. ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | working over 6 feet. 7.1.26. Guard all protruding rebar, conto which a worker could fall, to eliminate the hazard of impalement, 7.1.27. Get help with heavy and/or | awkward bars. | 7.1.28 Watch out for ends of tie wire and sharp edges on rebar, 7.1.29. The use of heavy duty | gloves Is required. 7.1.30. Clean work area as needed during the day. Pick-up tie wire, dunnage and excess material as work progresses. 7.1.31, Watch where you are walking. 7.1.32, Use careful foot placement while walking on rebar mats and at decks. 7.1.33. Provides temporary access on the steel work/cage by the use imum double boards, stable well secures together as temporary walkway for pedestrians. 7.1.34, Make sure that guard around perimeter and/or use | protection. 7.1.35. Make sure that all lor openings and holes are covered or protected. “Page 14 of 46 7.1.36. Must wear a personal fallGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 arrest system (PFAS) if working within 6 feet of an unprotected leading edge in a controlled access zone (CAZ), or outside of or above | the guardrail. 7.1.37. Make sure that only trained workers are climbing walls or columns. Make sure that vertical and horizontal bars are tied as required, and hook/tie-off to the back bars. 7.1.38. Use 100% tie-off when ing over 6 feet. -38.Guard all protruding rebar, ate the hazard of | impalement ; Hand 4416 414 Cuts/Injuries; Pinches; 7a.1.1 Inspect and maintain site Fire rial distribution system on a | daily basis, | | | Only inspected and approved | ower tools will be used on site Carful sating of extension leads/ ‘cable to be implemented reference given to battery tools and circuits to be | protected by ELCB * Only competent/certified | operatives are allowed to mount | _| abrasive wheels, Barricade and i | 7a | Steel Cutting Electrocuti Page 15 of 46Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT Formwork; shuttering and de-shuttering; De-nailing "Workers falling during steel fixing and the | Collapse of the formwork / false work. “Materials falling during the striking of formwork. dust from ing operations. handling of shutters, reinforcing bars etc. *Cement bums from wet cement. *arm and back strain for | steel fixers. -Damaged equipment or tools un safe handy for ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 Page 16 of 46 Isolate working area. * Only worker involved in the job must be in the area, * The use of fire retardant screens/fire blanket sheets is to be considered to protect Property & | Personnel .Trained fire watch to be utilized. * All combustible materials on the area must be removed before the start of hot work. * All requirements on the permit to ‘work must be complied with. -Workers shall be provided with safe access to the work. Guard rails shall be put in place as work progresses ~Accesses ladders shall be properly erected tied and project at least 1 meter above the landing platform. -Ladders or an access scaffold shall be used for access. -Equipment must be in good order before use. Original manufacturers’ pins must be used in adjustable Props. -Formwork, false work and temporary supports must be checked, properly tied, footed, braced and supported before loading and before pouring walls or columns,Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | tool sharp edge, fall from -Workers must be protected from height, tools, slip, trip, wet concrete by use of protective Incompetent workers, | gloves and boots and from the effects of silica dust by ave the need to scabble by | retarder of by the provision of | respirators. | 9 Install Forms, and Rebar | Sprains/Strains 44 46 “There is a planned striking 414 Installation Pinch points procedure that everyone is made Cuts/Lacerations aware of before the work | commences, “Supports must be checked, Materials falling during properly tied, footed, braced and supported before loading and before pouring walls or columns. * Providing guarding for machinery. + Providing life line for working at height. + Work platform erected by ‘competent person and inspected by scaffold inspector. the striking of formwork. | Use legs to lift, do not bend at the | waist, team lift if needed | Use proper hand placement on rebar to avoid pinching when [ Page 17 of 46es Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT. 9a NIGHT WORK “reduced visibility for motorists reduced visibility for workers. lack of communication | between shifts increased number of Page 18 of 46 ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 her gloves when handling rebar and tie-wire Install catch nets to protect parallel works or pedestrian routes Install crash decks over entrances / access routes where there the Fisk of falling objects is significant tection / prevention shall e with the requirements of ES 006 ~ Fall Protection & Prevention, body and clothing Place high vi equipment Use proper work area lighting Know the vehicle and equipment pathsa Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 sleep deprivation for | Know your assigned work workers | area(s) Know the safe routes to and from work | On foot, watch out for equipment ‘On equipment, watch out for workers, | Always provide clear signageltraffic cones 10 | Tools and equipment * Cuts from sharp teeth of | 4 3 12 | * Adjust the tension. A properly 4 -«41~— 4 | hazards: cutter adjusted blade reduces BOLT CUTTERS * Wire mesh springing unnecessary Upwards | tverexertion and iowers the risk when cut of cutting yourself from using too + Muscle strain | much force. * Overexertion and + Lubricate the tool to make sure repetitive all motion of the wrists, parts move smoothly. arms, and * Wear personal protective shoulders Equipment (PPE). | == 7 ~ Safety glasses, Page 19 of 46rand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 r * Eye injuries -- Work gloves 11 BULL FLOAT ‘+ Awkward positions from 303009 + Rotate the job among members. 313 bending over and of the crew. reaching + When using a bull float, keep one foot in front of the other. This position is less awkward than when the feet are closer together. It requires less bending of the back and improves balance. + When working at heights, always make sure guardrails are in place. + Be aware of your surroundings and nearby electrical sources. + Falls from working at heights on elevated slabs Page 20 of 46Grand@one =@))) HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | {12 13 ‘COMMUNICATION DEVICES ‘COMPRESSOR ‘Distractions from smart phones, tablets, and music players * Distractions causing workers to be struck by moving vehicles and equipment * Distractions causing trips, and fas "arbon monoxid exposure from gasoline- powered engines * Exposure to high- pressure alr * Attached hoses whipping through the work area and striking nearby workers * Noise exposure Page 21 of 46 \E/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | ey 16 * Do not talk, text, email, surf, or 4 1 4 play games while working, operating equipment, or driving. + Focus on the safe performance of your work at all times. * Use communication devices only ‘on your break or in designated safe-work areas, if possible. * Turn off your mobile device when working, The ringer may startle you or someone else in the area, ‘ecords checklist and inspection 4 1 4 stickers to be updated *Conduct a pre-operation inspection. (Refer to operator's + Keep hoses as short as possible to minimize whipping action. * Do not use compressed air to clean off your clothes or skin, ‘Place compressor as far away from workers as possible to minimize exposure to noise, | + Never leave compressor unattended while power is on. » Make sure all connections to tools are secure. Installed whip lash, ‘+ Wear PPE. -- Safety glasses or goggles aGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT 14 ‘CONCRETE BUCKET ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 * Being struck by bucket 43°12 + Being struck by material when opening bucket * Burns or skin sensitization from wet ‘cement coming in contact with exposed skin -= Hearing protection All bucket in use shall be 3rd a1 4 party certified. * Protect other workers from swinging hazards. * Never stand under a bucket that is being hoisted + Maintain good body positioning. A wide stance with secure footing Minimizes stress on your back. + If you are not involved in the Pouring, keep away from where the bucket lands. Page 22 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | 15 | CONCRETE BUGGY + Carbon monoxide 5 )4 [20 s 1 5 exposure from engine | | exhaust * Being struck by moving Operators must ha buggy approved third party cer + Being struck by bucket before mobilization to site. * Being struck by material * Conduct a pre-operation when opening bucket inspection. (Refer to operator's * Burns or skin manual.) | sensitization from wet ‘* When mounting or dismounting ‘cement coming in contact from the buggy: “Sa ee wit ote reat rie | | wae tab epemte 3 bss on very * Being struck or thrown * Do not speed. Operate at walking by momentum of pump speed around other workers. hose + Do not overload the buggy. Refer forthe operators manual forthe rated load capacty inspect the driving surface and avoid: | oMoles = Obstaces ts on floor ‘and wet spots | = anything ese that might cause loss of control « Carry free-flowing and loose materils only. Do nat transport Cc - Page 23 of 46, —sere Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FIM-001 | Rev 00 | large or chunky I that could cause the buggy to tip and throw the operator oft + Ensure adequate ventilation + Avold sudden stops, starts, or changes in direction. * When working around concrete buggies, never place yourself between a fixed structure and the buggy. ‘operator does not have a clear | View, use 2 signaler. + Wear PPE, ~ Retro refiective vest ~~ Gloves that protect skin from contact with wet cement | (waterproof) | ~ Clothing that covers exposed | skin = Hearing protection 16 | CONCRETE PUMP ing struck by boom 5/4 | 20 All Drivers/equipment Operators 5 1 5 ‘Being struck or thrown shall have a valid Qatar driving by momentum of pump license and in addition all hose Operators must have a valid and * Being struck by moving approved third party certificate concrete truck before mobilization to site. Being struck by = Be aware of your surroundings articulates from the end and other workers before moving of the boom during boom | the pump boom. | * Designate a signaler to start and stop the pump in coordination with cleaning da | * Carbon monoxide from Page 24 of 46Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | 7 CONCRETE TRUCK engine exhaust * Slips and falls, ‘* Burns or skin sensitization from wet cement coming in contact with exposed skin * MSDs from lifting, 1g backwards while hose and pipe * Hose clamps opening if they're not fastened properly with locking pins + Pump blockage causing extreme pressure buildup in the hose * Being struck by moving concrete truck Being struck by particulates from the end of the boom during boom cleaning * Carbon monoxide from engine exhaust * Slips and falls ‘* Burns or skin sensitization from wet cement coming in AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | the pump operator and other workers. * Maintain 2 good body position. A wide stance with secure footing minimizes stress on your back. * Keep the safety grate over the pump hopper closed while in operation. * Make sure that the pump stal base. + Ensure workers understand the signs of a blockage in the concrete pump pipeline and which measures to take to prevent blockages from occurring, * Stay away from the end of the hose discharge area when a blockage is suspected. izer spreaders have a secure © All Drivers/equipment Operators. 5 1 5 shall have a valid Qatar driving license and in addition Operators must have a valid and party certificate ation to site. + Use a signaler when trucks are backing up. * If walking around a vehicle, always make eye contact with the driver. Be aware of your surroundings, Page 25 of 46Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT. 18 | PLACING BOOM (REMOTE- CONTROLLED) contact with exposed skin + MSDs from lifting, ing, pushing, or concrete hoses 1g backwards while pulling hose and pipe Hose clamps opening if they're not fastened properly with locking pins ‘* Pump blockage causing extreme pressure buildup In the hose * Carbon monoxide exposure from engine exhaust + Struck-by injuries from moving equipment Page 26 of 46 ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | * Ensure adequate ventilation. + Keep the number of concrete trucks in the work area to a minimum. + Make sure chute is locked when not in use to prevent it from ‘moving unexpectedly. ‘+ Wear PPE. -- Retro reflective vest ~ Safety glasses -- Gloves { ‘Only authorized .Operator shall | 4 operate the equipment, entilated areas. uipment while it’s in motion. ‘* Ensure remote operator has full view of the equipment and workersGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | 19 | CONCRETE VIBRATOR + vibration white finger] aa ye * Rotate between vibrating tasks [471 4 disease from vibration of and other tasks during the day. the too! + Inspect al cords for damage * Hand-arm vibration | before use syndrome (HAVS) | * Do not smoke while operating a + Electrical shock from | backpack vibrator. | damaged electrical cords * Wash wet cement off skin * Fire from gasoline powered backpack immediately with cold, running ter. ere comer ut fey Fa sen coming ra ne | : Saomerttacrsnte "ee ae woruersnerty ae a tag press tn bs eeby | sees | ee dear tthe workers Mone -- Safety glasses or goggles | = Long-sieeved shirt and long | ants that covers exposed skin -- Waterproof rubber boots or over boots -- Waterproof gloves Page 27 of 46seth ea ape irand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ] DIAMOND POLISHING MACHINE 21 | Hand Tools and Power tools: HAND FLOATS: AND TROWELS ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | eee ‘+ Exposure to carbon 43 |i monoxide in fumes from gasoline-powered engines * Cuts from moving parts of tool '* Dust from grinding action + Flying particles if using the wrong grinding disc * Noise exposure Overexertion from handling machine * Cuts from the sharp 4 edges of a trowel | * Awkward positions from | working on the hands and knees * Pressure on the knees | from kneeling | * Burns or skin allergy from wet cement ‘coming in contact with -Equipment Operators shall onlybe 4 1 4 operated by authorized cer operator before being mob to site. ion + Be sure ventilation is adequate. + Get assistance and use care when loading and unloading heavy equipment. + Wear PPE. ~- Respiratory protection ~- Hearing protection ~ Safety glasses or goggles « All Drivers/equipment Operators shall have a valid Qatar driving license and in addition all Operators ‘must have a valid and approved third party certificate before mobilization to site. Rotate the job among members 4 1 4 of the crew. + Stretch regularly. + Use powered trowels where possible to reduce trowelling by hand. + Rotate between hand trowelling and other tasks during the day. * Change positions (i.e., sit or kneel using kneePads) when Page 28 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 exposed skin, especially working at or near on the hands and knees ‘ground level * Wear PPE. =~ Gloves that protect skin from contact with wet cement (waterproof) 22. | HAND GRINDER * Cuts from moving parts * Inspect the tool before each use. of tool * Match the grinding stone to the * Dust from grinding ‘grinder speed (revolutions per inute). action ork in well-ventilated areas. * Flying particles the wrong grinding disc | jear PPE. * Grinding stones Respiratory protection shattering if they don’t -- Safety glasses or goggles match the grinder speed | Page 29 of 46 _St tae Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | 23. | HAND SPRAYER 24 HAMMER + Vapours from materials 403 12 being sprayed * Fluids from sprayer nozzle may be flammable + Liquids being sprayed may be carried by wind to other workers or objects * Skin contact with pressurized sealer while ‘opening some types of hand sprayers + Striking fingers, face, or other parts of the body + Overexertion and repetitive motion of the wrists, | * Hand-arm, syndrome (HAVS) ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | = Do not smoke near combustible liquids under pressure in a hand sprayer. ‘+ Be aware of the wind direction and workers in surrounding areas. Avoid spraying if those conditions are not favourable. * Consult the Safety Data Sheet for the material being sprayed to determine the hazards associated it and control information. -- Respiratory protection -- Safety glasses or goagles _ + Use hammers with shockabsorbing ‘material on the handle to reduce vibration. + Use a hammer with a hand grip Suited to the size of your hand to * Clean the face of the hammer with sandpaper to remove glue or other debris that may cause ~- Safety glasses ~ Hand glove And other required PPE___ Page 30 of 46a Grand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT 25 LADDER ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 Falling from the ladder 404 (16 (Note: This is one of the } most common causes of Workplace injuries and death.) * Do NOT work from a ladder. ai4 Instead, install permanent stairs or Use a stair scaffold. If working from a ladder is the safest way to perform the task, conduct a hazard assessment to ‘make sure any hazards are identified and controlled + Ifa ladder is used for access or egress, it must be used in accordance with the ‘manufacturer's instructions. + Inspect ladders before each use. ‘Any damaged ladder must be taken out of service immediately. = Maintain three-point contact while climbing up or down. Do not carry any tools, equipment, or materials while climbing a ladder. * Never lean over the sides of a ladder. Keep your centre of gravity (centre of body at belt height) between the side rails of the ladder, Page 31 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 26 MANUAL SCREED — | + Lower back strain from 7. >?) "| ¢ Rotate between hand screeding awkward postures ‘and other tasks during the day. * Burns or skin * Change positions (i.e, sit or sensitization kneel from wet cement coming in contact with exposed skin using kneepads) when working at or near ground level. * Stretch before working | | ‘© Wear PPE, | ~- Safety glasses or goggles ~- Gloves that protect skin from contact with wet cement | (waterproof) =- Steel-toed rubber boots. 27 | MIXING DRILL + Being struck by or 373 /|9 + Ensure the drill is equipped with 3 1 3 entangled with moving handle for proper grip. parts of the drill * Always hold the d * Injury resulting from both hands when ci unintentional start-up and ensure you have a secure + Electrocution or shock footing. * Tuck in loose clothing, jewelry, | and long hair. + Do not wind cables around any parts of the body. * Use a ground-fault ci interrupter (GFCI) to minimize risk —__ of shock. - Page 32 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 28 | SHOT BLASTING * Noise exposure T + Conduct a pre-operation + Flying particles inspection. (Refer to operator's * Electrocution manual.) + Protect workers nearby. | + Equipment must be maintained by properly trained personnel. ~- Safety glasses or goggles -- Hearing protection 29° MORTAR MIXER * Being struck by or * Ensure protective guarding is in entanglement with place while usi | moving parts = Use only in we ‘+ Exposure to exhaust + Use care when dumping from gas-powered materials. engines * Use lock-out/tagout procedures | when cleaning or maintaining the equipment. Pane 33 of 46irand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | + Lower-back pain from repetitive shoveling * Back injury or other as the weight of the material being shoveled Page 34 of 46 ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | 473 7127 + Use proper shoveling techniques: -- Stand with your shoulders and hips squarely facing the concrete. -- Keep your back straight and bend at the hips. ~- To lift the load, keep one hand on the handle and move the other one as close to the blade as Possible. Bend your knees and use your leg muscles t =- When moving t close to your body. Turn your feet, walk to the new location, and drop the load. Do not twist your body and toss the load. * Rotate between shoveling and other tasks during the day. * Stretch regularly. + If possible, check the consistency of the concrete. Wet concrete is heavier and can increase the risk of an MSD. If you do a slump test of the concrete, it should be at _____least 6 inches or higher:Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 Exposure to cement materials can lead or resulted to occupational Iness/ deceases such as Dermatitis; Asthma; Silica dust from seabboling operations; Manual handling of shutters, reinforcing bars etc. Cement burns from wet Vf Concrete Burns Strains/ Sprains Struck by/ Crushed by Slips, trips and falls Chemical Burns cement. Cher * Workers must be protected from | 4/1 4 wet concrete by use of protective gloves and boots and from the effects of silica dust by avoiding the eed to scrabble by using a retarder or appropriate PPE as the case might be. * Use gloves, safety glasses/face shields and wash off splattered possible to bending & pul by hand screed. Use chute man to swing concrete chute back & forth & signal concrete truck driver. Chute man needs to commute with rest of crew when moving chutes or repositioning truck, Use a spotter for concrete trucks | and all vehicles in tight or congested areas, 1g motion required Inspect work area, move material that may cause trips prior to performing work. Use meshes over rebar to cover holes produced by rebar. Exposed be trip hazards until iced. Keep mesh endsGrand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | Vibration and Noise ips, trips and falls materials [Fire ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | Page 36 of 46 tied down, Secure a fresh water source (a hose) or use neutralizing solution Inspect work area, move material that may cause trips prior to performing work. ‘AAE shall inform suppliers/ Manager of the specific mode! numbers of all vibrating tools as ‘they arrive on site and together they will use the along with the equipment manufacture manual/ online HSE Vibration calculator to determine the recommended usage over 8 hour period and _Noise levels dB (A). 1g of accumulated if required to prevent slipping of operatives. Ensure provision of barricades or ‘exclusion zone for work area, Hessian materials are highly flammable, safe handling is required. Adequate safe disposal is also required after used.irand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT | 33, 34 Clean up/ Housekeeping Material Storage ,stacking and moving materials Moving materials. Moving materials by hand ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | 13.1 Slip, Trip and Fall 4/4 7 i6(Highy 14.1 Workers falling from 5/4 20(High) top of stacked materials, Collapse of stacked | materials. Injuries resulting from lack of communication, or miscommunication, Arm, and back strain e.g. steel fixers. Injuries resulting from Inattention, or lack of awareness. Foot or leg injuries Finger or hand injuries Page 37 of 46 13.1.1 All waste generated shall be 4 | 1 Segregated and removed from site ‘and dispose in designated waste skip, 13.1.2 Remove warning tape when hazard is Finished, 13.1.3 Make sure the area is safe before starting Housekeeping activity. 13.1.4 Do not keep hands and finger in trap points, Use appropriate tools. (Low) 14.1.1 No operative / workers shall 5 1 be allowed to climb on top of a stacked materials without proper assessment, “S(Low) Storage or stacked height shall be ensured of safe height and safe leveling to prevent collapse, Communication methods or Jargon should be discussed and agreed upon prior to moving materials. The plan of attack should be discussed before attempting to move materials. “Instructions should come from fone person when working in teams of two or more, Engage mechanicalirand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | -Workers need to maintain constant awareness of their feet in relation to objects being moved and avotd placing them under | materials. -It hands are absolutely necessary, extreme caution and 100% communication with other workers should follow. Adequate barricades and signage are to be provided around storage | area to exclude/isolate all | Identified potential hazards. Materials stacking shall be kept away from open edges and shall be of safe height while working at height. Catching nets or head protections | shall be instal wherever its sh Particularly any identi drop zones for loose as building entrance on entrance area -d potential terials such 2 Competent supervisor shall be - —__________ assigned to monitor and supervise Page 38 of 46irand@one HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT 35. Illumination Poor lighting is likely to result in higher levels of work error and accidents. * Slipping or tripping over debris ‘openings or down stairs Page 39 of 46 ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 ‘the work force /task. Workers shall be provided with safe access to the work locations as well as around stacked materials on site, ‘+ Ensure the areas you work in (including access/egress stairs and passageways) are adequately lit and tidy. * Clean up the jobsite and remove rubbish di + Keep materials piled, stacked, or stored neatly away from well- trafficked areas. * Ensure floor or stair openings are securely covered and well-marked. 15.1.2 Stacking of materials on site shall be restricted in order to avold blocking light and creating shadows. 15.1.3 Regular checks that light units are operating and are replaced by electrician whenGrand@one ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT Necessary shall be ensured. sufficient light source are installed on site particularly access and work locations 15.1.6 Provides additional light in appropriate places. 15.1.7 Regular check and be conducted on s. bs on a regular schedule. Old bulbs give less light than new ones so replace them before they burn out. Follow manufacturers’ instructions 15.1.9 Clean/routing inspection of light regularly. Dirt on light fixtures reduces the amount of light given off. Light fixtures with open tops allow air currents to move dust up through the fixture so dust and dirt do not accumulate on the fixture 1.10 Measure the average mination throughout the workplace; compare this to the recommended levels for site (illumination survey) QcS2014. Page 40 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT 36. | Ventilations 37. | Manual handling: Sprains and strains from repeated movements and incorrect lifting methods i] ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 16.1 General discomfort a4 0 workers which may | kely to result in higher levels of work error and | accidents. | 16(High) 16.1.1 Where ever required LEV [Pedestrian fans shall be installed to compliment or to enhance a good working environment for workers. | 17.1.1 Always take into account: Individual capability ;The nature of ad ; Environmental conditions ‘Training; Work organization If you need to something manually the following shall be take into account: = Reduce the amount of twisting, stooping and reaching ~ Avoid lifting from floor level or above shoulder height, especially heavy loads ~ Adjust storage areas to mi | the need to carry out such movements, ~ Consider how you can minimize carrying distances. ~ Assess the weight to be carried 17.4 Strain; Musculoskeletal disorder 4 4 46(High) Page 41 of 46 4/1 a(low) 4 1 4(Low)Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 ‘and whether the worker can move | the load safely or needs any help ~ | eens n be broken lighter 17.1.3 If you need to use lifting equipment: ~ Consider whether you can use @ lifting aid, such as @ forklift truck, electric or hand-powered hoist, or a conveyor. = Think about storage as part of | the delivery process ~ maybe heavy items could be delivered directly, or closer, to the storage area. ~ Reduce carrying distances where possible 17.1.4 Adopt good handling technique for lifting: ~ Remove obstructions from the route. | - For a ong lift, plan to rest the load midway on a table or bench to change grip = Keep the load close to the waist The load should be kept close to Page 42 of 46Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 the body for as long as possible = Keep the heaviest side ofthe load next to the body. ~ Adopt @ stable position and make sure your feet are apart, with one leg slightly forward to maintain balance = Think before lifting /handling. | Pian the i. ~ Adopt a stable position. The feet should be apart with one leg slightly forward to maintain balance (alongside the load, iit Is on the ground). Be prepared to move your feet during the lit to maintain your stability, Avoid tight clothing or unsuitable footwear, which may make this dif | ~ Get a good hold. Where pos the load should be hugged as close as possible to the body. This may be better than gripping it tightly with hands only. 18.1.1 All wastes (Chemical) 4 1 | 4(Low) posing risk to the environment are 38, | Exvroament: Waste 18.1 Pollutions: Solid | 4/4 | 16(High) to_be disposed of according to the generated wastes and Liquid waste ‘on wash off area from Page 43 of 46Grand@one KEOWN HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 | concrete activities — ] Noise Concrete wastes/Pump Cleaning | a4 119.1 Musculoskeletal tissues, low back disorder, excessive | 39. | Physical strain and heavy lifting 16(High) Page 44 of 46 product MSDS, COSHH information sheet and in accordance with SCENR regulation for it disposal of control waste products, *Concrete truck wash off area shall be provided on the project * Concrete wastes shall be disposed in designated concrete waste collection area, * Appropriate ear protection equipment to be used | * Noise level survey to be monitored as required * Adequate wash off location to assigned; Concretes wastes both wash-off liquid and solid wastes shall be collected from wash-off location for adequate disposal. 4/1 4(Low) procedure must be implemented and follows. Engineering control: reduce the awkward posture with ergonomic modifications that seek to maintain joint range of motion, Administrative control: include work practice control, job rotation.Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 Employees should be trained on all aspect of human performance Including ergonomic. HAVS (EAV ELV), prevention principles and individual health and wellness shall be of priority. * Low | vibration tools shall be specified during the procurement phase + Workers at risk of vibration white finger e.g. those using jack hammers for long periods shall be advised of the danger of vibration white finger and shifts using the high vibration equipment minimized 40. Summer Season Heat Stress 44 16¢high) 20.1.1 Full implementation of Heat | 4 1 (Low) | sHeat rash (plugged stress procedure 2 must sweat glands) 20.1.2 Awareness through ‘Heat cramps (caused by trainings and O3Ts must be created loss of salt from sweating) regarding various requirements | Heat exhaustion | and emergency procedure sHeat stroke (very implementations as required serious—you can die). during the period. 20.1.3 Adequate and sufficient cold water supply regularly on site. 20.1.4 TBT topics and signage to be provided and display on notice boards and rest shel Page 45 of 46sens Grand@one KEOW HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT ‘AE/HSE/FM-001 | Rev 00 Likelihood 5 4 3 2 * Risk Rating Certain / | Expected Imminent Definite Likely "| Disaster ~ muitipie Deaths Very Serious - 1 Death ‘Serious- Disability 7 Permanent Injury Important - Injury with time lose Minimal / Nominal - Minor Injury without time lose Classification of Risk Rating: 1-5: Attention Required =Low isk 5 ~10: Corrective Measures Required - MGA RER, 12-16; Corrective Ation Required ~ 20-25: Serious Risk Elimination of Hazard Requeed. 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