MST - Dewatering

Table of Contents
General Information............................................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Purpose............................................................................................................................................................................................ 4
1.2 References ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Abbreviations ............................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Scope of Work: .......................................................................................................................................................... 4
2.1 General Description ................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Permits and Licenses Required .......................................................................................................................... 5
3.1 R02 - Road Opening Form (Utilities) ................................................................................................................................. 5
3.2 R03 - Road Opening Form (Traffic) ................................................................................................................................... 5
3.3 Dewatering permit .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Sequence of the works:.......................................................................................................................................... 5
4.1 Prior Activities: ............................................................................................................................................................................ 5
4.2 Procedure ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
4.3 Dewatering and Pumping Arrangement ......................................................................................................................... 6
Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Management and Control: ..................................................... 16
5.1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ........................................................................................................................... 16
5.2 Traffic Management .............................................................................................................................................................. 16
5.3 Plant and Equipment ............................................................................................................................................................. 16
5.4 Environmental Issues............................................................................................................................................................. 17
5.5 Noise and Emissions Control .............................................................................................................................................. 17
5.6 Site Contingency Plan:........................................................................................................................................................... 17
Quality Assurance / Control: ............................................................................................................................ 18
6.1 Baseline Ground Water Quality ........................................................................................................................................ 18
6.2 Criteria and Specifications of materials to dispose of in water environment ............................................. 22
Responsibilities..................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.1 Project Manager: ..................................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.2 Construction Manager: ......................................................................................................................................................... 23
7.3 HSE Manager: ........................................................................................................................................................................... 24
7.4 Deputy HSE Manager............................................................................................................................................................. 24
7.5 HSE Engineer: ........................................................................................................................................................................... 24
7.6 Environmental Officer ........................................................................................................................................................... 24
7.7 Safety Officer: ............................................................................................................................................................................ 24
7.8 Site Engineer: ............................................................................................................................................................................ 25
7.9 Lifting Supervisor .................................................................................................................................................................... 25
7.10 General Foreman: .................................................................................................................................................................... 25
7.11 First Aider: .................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
7.12 Labour/ All Employees: ........................................................................................................................................................ 25
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Resources ................................................................................................................................................................ 26
8.1 Equipment................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
8.2 Manpower ................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
8.3 Materials...................................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Appendix.................................................................................................................................................................. 27

General Information
1.1 Purpose
The main purpose of this method Statement is to control and disposal of water in excavated pits
and trenches and to define to define the procedures and methodologies required to deliver the
Works in compliance with project specification and QCS 2014.
1.2
1 References
• Qatar Construction Specifications 2014.

• Section 01: General Part 24: Construction Dewatering
1
• Section 08: Part 2.2.14 for the dewatering from excavation.
• PWA Management of Construction Dewatering
• Project Specifications
• Approved Project Quality Plan PQP
• Approved Project Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP)
• Approved HSE Plan and Procedures
• Approved Emergency Response Plan.
• IFC Drawing.
• Environmental Impact Assessment – DN099 (EIA – DN099)
• Dutch Standards (MoH, 2000);
• Qatar Irrigation Standards and Seawater Discharge Standards (MoE, 2005c);
• Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (CCASG or GCC) General Secretariat
(2002) - Law and Standards of treated sewage water and its reuse in the GCC Countries
(Recharge Standard), (GCC, 2002).
1.3 Abbreviations
• ITP : Inspection and Test Plan
• PPE : Personal Protective Equipment
• TMP : Traffic Management Plan
• STARRT : Safety Task Analysis Risk Reduction Talk
• EIA : Environmental Impact Assessment
Scope of Work:
2.1 General Description

The Scope of Works for the Roads & Infrastructure in Al Ebb and Leabaib Project, (DN099-
P05) of this method statement identifies the specific steps & arrangements which shall be
followed during the delivery of this Method Statement.
• General Defining Prior activities.

• Implementation, continuous monitoring and maintenance for discharge line and suction
pump
• Obtaining permit from the Ministry of Environment.

Permits and Licenses Required
3.1 R02 - Road Opening Form (Utilities)
3.2 R03 - Road Opening Form (Traffic)
3.3 Dewatering permit

Dewatering permit shall be obtained from KM / MME / O &M and water should be sampled and
examined prior discharging into existing well
Sequence of the works:
4.1 Prior Activities:

4.1.1 Dewatering plan will be submitted showing discharge capacity, discharge lines,
discharging locations and type of pumps to be installed and with flow rate calculations.
4.1.2 Separate typical drawing will be provided including the Settlement tank location case by
case.
4.1.3 All permits/approval will be obtained from concerned departments for discharging
locations.
4.1.4 Traffic Management Drawing will be in place incorporating the location of Pumps, route
of discharging pipes and Settlement tanks.
4.1.5 Recommendations of Geotechnical Investigation laboratory following the submission of
investigations report.
4.1.6 The installation of the discharge hose/pipe (HDPE) must be lad with the best safety
practices without affecting aesthetic view of the area and disturbance to the traffic.
4.1.7 The dewatering MSRA onsite compliance check shall be conducted by Triconstruct WLL
and its sub-contractor, all the non-compliance notified during the inspection shall be
rectified and the MSRA/Plan shall be reviewed for any additional recommendations.
4.1.8 The dewatering parameter requirements as per QCS 2014 and PWA Management of
Construction Dewatering as a minimum requirement which shall be reviewed once the
permit is received for dewatering.
4.2 Procedure
4.2.1 Dewatering as necessary to ensure that it is carried out only to a depth sufficient for the
required excavation
4.2.2 Where necessary, divert natural and artificial waterways encountered at the Site until the
Works are completed
4.2.3 Dewatering as necessary to ensure that during construction, no groundwater shall come
into contact with any concrete surface or reinforcement
4.2.4 Dewatering as necessary to ensure that structures shall be capable of withstanding any
hydrostatic pressure to which it may be subjected during construction and until
completed.
4.2.5 Identify the downstream end Manhole where the dewatering pump will be installed for a
particular section of work.
4.2.6 Since the project area of excavation is in hard strata, dewatering will be carried out by
open suction. A pit will be dug minimum 300 mm below the formation level of the
excavation, based on the flow of water and dewatering pump will be placed to draw off
water and pump to the discharging point.
4.2.7 It should be noted that since the construction work will start from the downstream end
of the project, it may be possible to use partially completed networks connected to the
existing system as discharge points. This may be taken into consideration after taking
approval from the consultant. Settlement tanks will be provided at the intermediate
locations and the numbers will be decided based on the distance of final discharging
point. The number and capacity of the dewatering pumps will depend on the volume and
rate of water to be discharged, pumps will be kept at the excavation site to keep the
working area dry and also to prevent accumulation of further water.
4.2.8 Using the completed sewer for dewatering will be last option, and the settlement inside
the pipe will be cleaned before commissioning.
4.2.9 Temporary sump will be constructed at downstream discharge point to accumulate
water for discharge, as well as to keep water level below formation level to keep the
trench dry.
4.2.10 Self-Priming and Submersible Pumps of required capacity will be used for dewatering
purpose. Drip Trays shall install underneath of pumps & generators as mitigation
measure of soil contamination from accidental oil spillage.
4.2.11 At the location of traffic crossings, the discharge line pipes will be buried inside a hard
pipe.
4.2.12 Settlement Tank size will be decided based on flow rate and retention time
4.2.13 Ground water will be discharged to the storm water drains as identified by the
authorities.
4.2.14 The advantage of settlement tanks at the discharge points are
• Lesser discharge lines over the ground, reduces hazards to the public.
• Reduces incidents of water flowing into road from discharge lines, which will reduce
hazards to the environment.
• Risk free operation
4.2.15 For trenches, below the water table, a temporary drain i.e. Perforated pipes are then
placed in the trenches, and groundwater extracted through these pipelines to the sump
for dewatering. Besides cut off walls will be constructed to limit and/or control
groundwater entering the construction site from a neighboring property.
4.2.16 Partially completed permanent works shall not be allowed to become flooded and the
Contractor shall allow for additional standby pumps and equipment required to ensure
this. A pump operator along with helpers, communication devices and adequate welfare
facilities of restroom and rest shelter will be available 24/7, to monitor and supervise the
dewatering activity.
4.2.17 In the event of partially completed trenches becoming flooded, the Contractor shall re-
excavate to formation level and re-lay the pipes.
Note: The excavation/shaft inspection shall be done and made safe prior sending
operative for work inside the shaft/excavation.
4.3 Dewatering and Pumping Arrangement

Overview:
The development of Roads and Infrastructure in Al Ebb and Leabaib – Package 05 project and the
presence of unconfined aquifer provides a naturally high groundwater table; which means there
is a vital need for groundwater control when considering the temporary works required for
construction.
The project involves the construction of the foul sewer, Storm Water network & micro tunneling
manholes and trench excavation which extends below the groundwater table. The schematic
illustrated below shows the overall programme layout.
Dewatering discharge from the sump, dewatered water will be pumped, via settlement
treatment, to a holding area (Lagoon) for onward disposal. The dewatering quantity is estimated
to about 4200 m3 per day. Out of which 4000 m3 will be deep injected into groundwater and
about 200 m3 will be used for dust suppressions.
Refer Appendix for Dewatering Plan
Water Quality Test:
Water sample shall collect from settlement tank discharge point and sent to water quality testing
company and the results shall maintain & record. The water quality test shall be done on weekly
basis to identify any changes in ground water.
Hydrogeological Setting:
Doha is located on the coast of the State of Qatar which is a small peninsula in the Persian Gulf.
The geology encountered in Doha for temporary construction works as part of typical
infrastructure projects is predominantly Limestone Rock. Table 1 provides an indication of the
geological profile and the range of depths that strata are encountered on Roads and
Infrastructure in Al Ebb and Leabaib – Package 05 Project reference Geotechnical Report,
Ref. GD/2341/SI Rev 02 issue date 22.02.2016
It is difficult to determine the bulk permeability and the nature and behavior of groundwater flow
in these features. Cavities, fissures and fractures can behave like a linked system but can also
behave as a sparse network with limited connectivity across the aquifer.

Figure 1. Project Layout
Proposed Dewatering System Design
Existing Water Table
Figure 2. Ground Water Layout of DN099-P05 (See attached Appendix - A)
The contractor refers to the Geotechnical report attached in the tender document Volume 2.
Triconstruct engineering team prepared the above layout to study the water levels falling under
the DN099 Package 5 site area.

Discharge point:
During the tender stage, The Contractor met with PWA Drainage Networks O&M Department to
discuss about the solution of dewatering required for the construction of Al Ebb and Leabaib
Package 5 Project.
The Drainage department’s engineers agreed with the proposal of Triconstruct to use the existing
recharge wells of FPS 14 scheme located within the project boundaries as a discharge for the
dewatering activities of DN099-P05 project subject to final approval on the allowable flow limit.
From commencement date, the Contractor will proceed with process of application on
dewatering permit on existing FPS manhole no. FPS14/SW/131 to use as discharge point
including all permit requirement to the satisfactory of O&M and MME.
The importance of arranging the discharge point is the key stage to start the excavation of deep
manhole shafts and deep trenches (Storm water or Foul sewer)
Figure 3. Existing FPS14 Scheme within DN099-P05 Boundaries (See Attached Appendix -
A)

PROPOSED DEWATERING SYSTEM:
A dewatering system should be specified with sufficient flexibility to deal with these possible
unforeseen occurrences quickly and easily to avoid cost and time delays.
To date TRICONSTRUCT have not encountered any cases where the permeability and thus flow
encountered proves so great that a redesign of the temporary works has been required to include
a hydraulic barrier but the risk of this occurring is very real.
We propose two dewatering system as below;
Sump Pumping Dewatering System:
It is proposed to use a sump pumping system to dewater manhole excavations. A shaft shall be
excavated up to the water level. Once the water level is reached, a progressive sump dewatering
system is to be installed as the work progresses. Sump pits of at least 1m from the bottom of the
formation level will be excavated. Submersible electric pumps will be lowered into the sumps
using a crane or other lifting equipment; alternatively, centrifugal, diesel pumps with suction
hoses may be used if suitable conditions transpire. The pumps shall be then connected directly
to the internal discharge system through which the water will be pumped to the discharge point.
The installation of gravity drains might be necessary along the shafts’ perimeter in order to
channel the groundwater to the sump points.
The dewatering system proposed for Manholes is trench & sump pumping system using diesel
pumps. This allows flexibility in trenching detail to deal with hydrogeological features. The
sumps would be installed in the inside the excavation.
Deep Well Dewatering System:

It is proposed to install a deep well system to dewater the deep shaft excavations from which the
micro tunneling works will be carried out. The system is proposed to be installed outside the
structure limit, to avoid interference with the permanent works and to allow undisturbed access
to the pumps during the period of construction.

Deep wells are constructed by boring a borehole (500/650 mm diameter), usually by a rotary
piling rig depending on the ground condition and depth of the well. The support to the borehole,
if required, is provided by temporary casing to avoid soil collapse during the drilling works. When
the required depth is reached, the borehole should be cleared of drilling slurry. The well liner,
uPVC perforated casing, is then inserted through the use of any lifting equipment into the
borehole, the filter media and any annular seals required are placed around the well as the casing
is withdrawn. Submersible pumps can be installed into perforated casing, and operated to reduce
the ground water table. Submersible pumps shall be connected to a common discharge header
from which the water can be pumped to a proposed discharge point.
The dewatering system proposed for the Micro tunneling Shaft is deep well & trenching system
consisting of 2 nos. of deep wells each shaft. This allows for drawdown to be achieved in advance
of the excavation and flexibility to be allowed for in trenching detail to deal with hydrogeological
features. Trenches can intercept inflows from fissures, over bleed and cavities. Deep wells will be
located outside the excavation.
Electrical submersible pumps will be installed in each well. The pumps will be powered from a
power station with power cables following the line of the discharge pipework.
The pumps will feed to a header main which shall discharge at the specified location. A discharge
tank will be positioned at the discharge that will allow for visual inspection of the flows and water
quality testing. Monitoring of drawdown levels will be carried out using standpipe piezometers.
Discharge System:
The main and internal discharge system will comprise of lay flat and HDPE pipes with settlement
tanks and booster pumps to maintain the correct level of flow.
The discharge line shall be connected to existing FPS 14 manhole no. FPS14/SW/25/1A located
within project boundaries, for the dewatering activities of DN099-P05 project.
Road Crossings:
On areas where road crossings are required, it is proposed to execute an Open Trench Excavation
or on-Disruptive Road Crossings to facilitate the installation of discharge line below the ground.
Figure 4. Proposed Discharge Line for DN099-P05 Project (See attached Appendix - A)

Design Calculation:
In this project Dewatering services will be required for each one of the shafts on which its
excavation is below the current water table level, As per the soil report, UH estimated the water
table fluctuates @ 3.59 m to 8.90 m Below Existing Ground Level (17.76 m to 12.88 m QNHD) in
as per the soil report.
Groundwater Control Works Risk Register:

In order to manage this risk and achieve a successful project within budget it is our belief that a
rigidly specified dewatering system would not prove effective and could ultimately lead to
program and cost implications.
Therefore, we have proposed outline schemes for each of the major excavations to be installed in
conjunction with the outline strategy below:
1) Program an early start for dewatering;
2) Install piezometers to verify water level;
3) Start planning discharge locations and routes immediately;
4) Start installing likely discharge network immediately;
5) Start pumping as early as possible to verify design assumptions, this allows;
a. time for drawdown to be achieved;
b. time to upgrade system if required;
c. Opportunity to save costs should flows be less than those allowed for.
6) Adopt a flexible approach to dewatering system specification;
a. Keep the dewatering systems uniform so resources can be interchanged as required;
b. Extra capacity in discharge network;
c. Ability to easily upgrade/install a booster station should flows be excessive.
A risk register has been prepared, as summarized in Table 4 below; to identify the potential risk
associated with the groundwater control works. The risk register summarizes potential risk, its
level of impact, exposure and its likelihood to occur, including the course of action to be taken in
order to avoid and control the risk. This will allow us to mitigate those risks and develop risk
management decisions.
Table 2: Risk Register:
Possible
Risks/
Cause Effect Likelihood Impact course of
Threats
action
1 Ground Lack of Ground/excavatio High High Ground/site
Settlement shoring n collapse that monitoring
System may cause delay Works.
to excavation Construction of
works and shoring.
additional cost
due to remedial
works
2 Excessive Lack of Additional pump High High Installation of
Flows Hydraulic capacity and additional pump
cut-off, discharge Due to the and booster
Presence requirements absence of system capacity.
of large a hydraulic Construction of
cavities cut off shoring.
Additional Additional pump Medium Low Increase the

flow due capacity and capacity of
to damage discharge dewatering
of existing requirements pumps.
and
unknown
drainage
systems
3 Surface Rainfall Low Low Construction of
water trenches around
inflow the perimeter of
the excavation to
trap and control
the water
seeping into the
excavation area.
Installation of
additional
Booster system
and emergency
discharge lines.
4 Tidal Low Low Check the water
influence levels in the
excavation/well
s and monitor
Possible
Risks/
Cause Effect Likelihood Impact course of
Threats
action
the tidal
influence.
Continuous
water level
monitoring.
5 Contaminat Leaking Stoppage of Medium High Provision for
ed sewer dewatering Water
groundwat pipe, pre- operation due to Treatment
er existing environmental Facility.
contamina impact/issues.
tion etc.
Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Management and Control:

All personnel will carry out their Health, Safety & Environmental responsibilities in accordance with
the Project Health &Safety Plan (PHSP) and the Construction Environmental Management Plan
(CEMP).
The PHSP institutes the overall mechanism for the risk management process with regard to the
project.
Risks, at each stage are evaluated in accordance with the Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
procedure and the Risk Assessment table in Section 9 Risk Assessment.
5.1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Personnel without the correct PPE will not be permitted in the work area until they comply with
the requirements of the activity they will perform.
The minimum PPE requirements for this project are defined in the PHSP.
There are no requirements for additional PPE through the operation of this Method Statement.
For the operation of this Method Statement the following additional PPE is also required:
• Ear protection
• Dust protection
5.2 Traffic Management
Traffic Management is of significant importance and will be managed in accordance with the
rules defined in the Traffic Management Plan and as per risk assessment. Where traffic diversions
are required TDP shall design according to TMP & WZTMG and it should be approved from the
relevant authorities for implementing in site. Access and egress routes shall be clearly defined
including, when relevant, alternative arrangements should be made when established route
become blocked during unloading of materials. Plant and Equipment’s shall be monitored &
control by trained bank man.
5.3 Plant and Equipment
All plant and equipment will be operated by trained and certified personnel.
All plant and equipment will be inspected before and after any activity for any signs of damage
or wear. Should any defect be found then that item will be removed from site and replaced with
a suitably validated alternative.
Daily vehicle checklist will be used by the operator to record the inspection and maintained with
the vehicle for the week. At the end of each week the completed record is returned to the PMV
Department for processing and a new checklist is created for the week ahead.
5.4 Environmental Issues
Follow the requirements stipulated in the Construction Environmental Management Plan
(CEMP)
a) Waste Management
b) Waste shall not be disposed of directly to landfills or to the sea without the local regulatory
authority approval
c) Untreated sewage will not be disposed of without treatment on site; it shall be confined in
above ground storage tanks located below the toilet block and removed via sewage tankers
then disposed of at an approved location.
d) All chemicals and environmentally hazardous material will be isolated by storing them within
bounded walls able to maintain full spillage plus 10%, and on top of polythene sheets to
prevent any leakage into the water table. MSDS shall be a binding reference for storing
chemicals at site.
e) Waste bins will be provided to ensure proper waste segregation is carried out as follows:
general waste, recyclables, and food waste. All bins will be labelled with multilingual signs.
The bins will be transported by pickup truck to the office site when full and emptied in the
corresponding skips.
f) The Environmental officer will maintain waste records. The foremen will give weekly Tool
Box talks on environmental issues. The HSE Trainer will conduct frequent environmental
awareness training to foremen and site employees.
5.5 Noise and Emissions Control
a) Use silencers for high noise generating equipment’s whenever possible and perform regular
maintenance of equipment and machinery
b) Noise measures will be measured at the commencement of the works on site and on a
monthly basis thereafter. Points around the area of works will be chosen depending on the
number and allocation of machinery. The Environmental officer I HSE Officer will maintain
records of noise measurements.
5.6 Site Contingency Plan:
The main contractor shall post the emergency hot-line which can be contacted for reporting any
incident 24/7.
All staff having designation lower than supervisor and engineer shall be advised during their
induction and task talk/briefing that all incident shall be first reported at emergency hot line
instead of calling the police, water department. The emergency hot line number shall then
inform and guide the traffic, police, ambulance, etc. department.
5.6.1 Just in case any pump failure noticed:
TRICONSTRUCT shall provide sufficient number of electrical backup pumps to be
Available onsite for any potential pump failure to operate immediately without any
impact on the entire process.
5.6.2 Just in case any flood noticed in discharge point and/or sedimentation tank:
In case of any flood, the site management shall cease discharge completely in the presence
of sufficient amount of mobile suction tankers to control the excess water to be shifted to
the Municipality approved tip to give space for the technical team to define the defects
and maintain the whole situation the utmost proper state.

5.6.3 Just in case any probability of Rain and /or actual Rainfall:
TRICONSTRUCT is completely abide by regulations of Public Works Authority – Drainage
Affairs Operation & Maintenance of temporary reducing the flow by 50% or ceasing the
discharge completely where there is more than a 33% probability of rain or actual rainfall
event exceeding 10 mm in a 24 hours period during the winter season.
5.6.4 Just in case any probability of Rain and /or actual Rainfall:
TRICONSTRUCT is completely abide by regulations of Public Works Authority – Drainage
Affairs Operation & Maintenance of temporary reducing the flow by 50% or ceasing the
discharge completely where there is more than a 33% probability of rain or actual rainfall
event exceeding 10 mm in a 24 hours period during the winter season.
5.6.5 Contact Details in Emergencies:
Just in case of any emergency cases, TRICONSTRUCT representative personnel are
available 24/7 and contact details as follows:
• Eng. Mahmoud Farhat Project Manager: Mobile no. 6673 8578.
• Eng. Mamduh Constructions Manager: Mobile no. 3319 5549.
• Mr. Ahmed Mahar HSE Manager: Mobile no. 3315 8055.
• Mr. Mohamed Anbar Stakeholder Manager: Mobile no. 5554 6225
Quality Assurance / Control:

The Quality Assurance is based on the PQP for this operation. The use of the correct tools /equipment
and material in a suitable environment is an integral part of the quality assurance plan that will be
implemented.
All inspections and tests shall be carried out in accordance with the approved Inspection and Test
Plan (ITP). These will be recorded using the agreed Request for Inspection (RFI) process.
Inspection of Works should comply in the specification mentioned in the QCS 2014
Any identified non-conformity shall be recorded and managed in accordance with the relevant
procedures of the project system.
The senior QA/QC is responsible for the implementation of the PQP. The overall supervision and
direction of the work will be carried out by the Construction Manager or designated Project Engineer.
6.1 Baseline Ground Water Quality

Dutch Standard for Soil and Groundwater (2009)
National
Target value background Target value Intervention values
concentration
Substance Groundwater Groundwater
groundwater Soil groundwater
(BC) (BC)
Shallow (< 10 Deep (>10 m – Deep (>10 m –
mg/ kg d.s.) (μg/l)
m –gl) gl) gl)
1 Metals
Antimony (Sb) - 0.09 0.15 22 20
Arsenic (As) 10 7 7.2 76 60
Barium (Ba) 50 200 200 8 625
Cadmium (Cd) 0.4 0.06 0.06 13 6

National
Target value background Target value Intervention values
concentration
Substance Groundwater Groundwater
groundwater Soil groundwater
(BC) (BC)
Shallow (< 10 Deep (>10 m – Deep (>10 m –
mg/ kg d.s.) (μg/l)
m –gl) gl) gl)
Chromium (Cr) 1 2.4 2.5 - -
Chromium III - - - 180 -
Chromium VI - - - 78 -
Cobalt (Co) 20 0.6 0.7 190 100
Copper (Cu) 15 1.3 1.3 190 75
Nickel (Ni) 15 2.1 2.1 100 75
Lead (Pb) 15 1.6 1.7 530 75
Mercury (Hg) 0.05 - 0.01 - 0.3
Mercury
- - - 36 -
(inorganic)
Mercury
- - - 4 -
(organic)
Molybdenum
5 0.7 3.6 190 300
(Mo)
Zinc (Zn) 65 24 24 720 800
Substance Intervention values

Target value
Groundwater Soil groundwater
(μg/l) mg/ kg d.s.) (μg/l)
2 Other inorganic substances
Chloride (mg Cl/l) 100 mg/l - -
Cyanide – free 5 20 1500
Cyanide – complex 10 50 1500
Thiocyanate - 20 1500
3 Aromatic compounds
Benzene 0.2 1.1 30
Ethylbenzene 4 110 150
Toluene 7 32 1000
Xylenes (sum) 0.2 17 70
Styrene (vinylbenzene) 6 86 300
Phenol 0.2 14 2000
Cresols (sum) 0.2 13 200
4 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH)

Naphthalene 0.01 - 70
Phenanthrene 0.003 - 5
Anthracene 0.0007 - 5
Fluoranthene 0.003 - 1
Chrysene 0.003 - 0.2

Target value
Benz(a)anthracene 0.0001 - 0.5
Benzo(a)pyrene 0.0005 - 0.05
Benzo(k)fluoroanthene 0.0004 - 0.05
Indeno(1,2,3-cd) pyrene 0.0004 - 0.05
Benzo(ghi)perylene 0.0003 - 0.05
PAH (sum of 10) - 40 -

5 Chlorinated hydrocarbons
a. (Volatile) hydrocarbons
Monochloroethene (vinyl chloride) 0.01 1 5
Dichloromethane 0.01 3.9 1000
1,1-dichloroethane 7 15 900
1,2-dichloroethane 7 6.4 400
1,1-dichloroethene 0.01 0.3 10
1,2-dichloroethene (sum) 0.01 1 20
Dichloropropanes (sum) 0.8 2 18
Trichloromet ane (chloroform) 6 5.6 400
1,1,1-trichloroethane 0.01 15 300
1,1,2-trichloroethane 0.01 10 130
Trichloroethene (Tri) 24 2.5 500
Tetrachloromethane (Tetra) 0.01 0.7 10
Tetrachloroethene (Per) 0.01 8.8 40
b. Chlorobenzenes
Monochlorobenzene 7 15 180
Dichlorobenzenes (sum) 3 19 50
Trichlorobenzenes (sum) 0.01 11 10
Tetrachlorobenzenes (sum) 0.01 2.2 2.5
Pentachlorobenzene 0.0003 6.7 1
Hexachlorobenzene 0.00009 2.0 0.5
c. chlorophenols
Monochlorophenols (sum) 0.3 5.4 100
Dichlorophenols (sum) 0.2 22 30
Trichlorophenols (sum) 0.03 22 10
Tetrachlorphenols (sum) 0.01 21 10
Pentachlorophenol 0.04 12 3
d. polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)

Polychlorinated biphenyl (S7) 0.01 1 0.01
e. other chlorinated hydrocarbons

Target value
Monochloroanilines (sum) - 50 30
Dioxin (sum I-TEQ) - 0.00018 N/A
Chloronaphthalene (sum) - 23 6
6 pesticides
a. organochlorine pesticides
Chlordane (sum) 0.02 ng/l 4 0.2
DDT (sum) - 1.7 -
DDE (sum) - 2.3 -
DDD (sum) - 34 -
DDT/DDE/DDD (sum) 0.004 ng/l - 0.01
Aldrin 0.009 ng/l 0.32 -
Dieldrin 0.1 ng/l - -
Endrin 0.04 ng/l - -
Drins (sum) - 4 0.1
α-endosulfan 0.2 ng/l 4 5
α-HCH 33 ng/l 17 -
β-HCH 8 ng/l 1.6 -
γ-HCH (Lindane) 9 ng/l 1.2 -
HCH-compounds (sum) 0.05 ng/l - 1
Heptachlor 0.05 ng/l 4 0.3
Heptachlor-epoxide (sum) 0.05 ng/l 4 3
b. Organophosphorus pesticides
-
c. organotin pesticides
Organotin compounds (sum) 0.05-16 ng/l 2.5 0.7
d. chlorophenoxy-acetic acid herbicides

MCPA 0.02 4 50
e. other pesticides
Atrazine 29 0.71 150
Carbaryl 2 0.45 50
Carbofuran 9 0.017 100
7 Other substances
Asbestos - 100 -
Cyclohexanone 0.5 150 15000
Dimethyl phthalate - 82 -
Diethyl phthalate - 53 -
Diisobutyl phthalate - 17 -

Target value
Dibutyl phthalate - 36 -
Butyl benzyl phthalate - 48 -
Dihexyl phthalate - 220 -
Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate - 60 -
Phthalates (sum) 0.5 - 5
Mineral oil 50 5000 600
Pyridine 0.5 11 30
Tetrahydrofuran 0.5 7 300
Tetrahydrothiophene 0.5 8.8 5000
Tetrabromomethane (bromoform) - 75 630
6.2 Criteria and Specifications of materials to dispose of in water environment

Article 40 and 41 of the Decree Law No. 30, 2002 (MoE, 2002a) provide the requirements for
protection of the groundwater and surface water in Qatar, Article 40 and 41 states:
Article 40 – “...groundwater shall be controlled by the rules and procedures determined by the
competent administrative authorities...”
Article 41 – “…it is prohibited to throw, discharge or dump solid, liquid or gas substances in the
sources or courses of suitable ground or surface water.”
The MME standards for treated wastewater used for irrigation, discharge to water and the GCC
standards for surface water recharge, in addition to the international standards should be used
for geo-environmental studies.
The applicable standards for the assessment of groundwater quality in relation to ground
contamination are detailed in the Environmental Law of 2002. These are summarized in Below
Table.
Qatar Construction Specifications for Pollutants When Discharged in the Water environment (as
per Annex 4)
Sr.
Parameter Symbol Unit Limit
No.
Physical Tests
1 Total Dissolved Solids TDS mg/kg 1500
2 Total Suspended Solids TSS mg/kg 50
3 pH pH 6-9
4 Floating Particles Nil
Not More than 3
5 Temperature T degrees above average
level
6 Impurity NTU mg/L 50
7 Colour -- -- Colourless
Non-Organic Compounds

1 Ammonia NH4+ 3 mg/L
2 Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD5) BOD5 50 mg/L
3 Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) COD 100 mg/L
4 Chlorine (residual) Cl2 0.05 mg/L
5 Fluoride (F-) 1 mg/L
6 Phosphate (as Phosphorous) PO4 -3 2 mg/L
7 Sulphide 0.1 mg/L
8 Cyanide (total) CN 0.1 mg/L
9 Total Nitrogen TKN 100 mg/L
Organic Compounds
1 Oil and Grease 15 mg/L
2 Phenols 0.5 mg/L
3 Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) 0.1 mg/L
4 Dioxine 1.34 x 10 -7 μg/L
5 Tri Halo Methane THM 100 μg/L
Metals
1 Aluminum Al 3 mg/L
2 Arsenic As 0.5 mg/L
3 Barium Ba 2 mg/L
4 Boron B 1.5 mg/L
5 Cadmium Cd 0.05 mg/L
6 Chromium (total) Cr 0.2 mg/L
7 Cobalt Co 2 mg/L
Responsibilities
7.1 Project Manager:

• To ensure that all necessary safety and protective equipment's are provided along with
properly trained and qualified personnel.
• Overall responsibility for the project operations and activities in a manner to ensure
delivery of the project safely, on time and to the quality Specifications.
7.2 Construction Manager:

Overall responsibility of the project construction activities in a manner to ensure proper and
safe methodology of construction.
1. Construction Manager to ensure that the dewatering activity is not started till approval
from the relevant authorities (e.g. permit and MSRA).
2. Shall visibly demonstrate support, commitment, Leadership and Accountability on all
health and safety issues.
3. Foster positive health and safety culture and behaviour through their own actions;
4. Treat health and safety as a core value equal in importance with productivity, quality, and
ethical standards;

5. Participate in health and safety meetings and safety walkabouts (With client, consultant
and Contractor own HSE team);
6. Promote personal health and well-being; and Seek to exceed current legislation in relation
to welfare and labour facilities
7. Allocate adequate resources for health and safety management and implementation
8. Place health and safety as the first item on the agenda at meetings.
7.3 HSE Manager:

Responsible for monitor all the project activities, and to ensure the activities performed in an
appropriate manner fulfilling the project health, safety and environmental requirements and
also to inspect & sign the PWA excavation checklist which will be attached in INR.
HSE Manager will ensure that deployed performing team is competent and trained for activity,
and also he will take necessary measures in-case of violations occurred.
7.4 Deputy HSE Manager

Deputy Manager is responsible to ensure the work zone is safe or not, and to take necessary
actions to keep the work area safe and also to ensure that activity was controlled by permit and
JSA/MSRA has been done and briefed to all deployed employees for the task.
7.5 HSE Engineer:

Responsible to coordinate with site Engineer and Foremen to organize work in a safe manner to
ensure safety and health of the personnel and protection of plant and equipment. Provide
support to Project and Construction team in all aspects of safety, occupational health, safety and
environmental issues and report to HSE Manager. Direct supervision of all activities at site.
Authorized to advice and give instructions to site personnel and stop work if found unsafe and
risky.
The HSE Engineer shall conduct the Method Statement & Risk Assessment (MSRA) compliance
at the site along the site engineer and foreman. The non-compliance or additional requirement
shall be recorded and notified to the site engineer for rectification.
7.6 Environmental Officer

• Ensure that the dewatering permit conditions & specifications has been satisfied.
• Ensure Environmental hazards has been register and mitigations has been took.
• Ensure Environmental hazards has been communicated to work force and recorded.
• Noise & Dust shall monitored in sensitive locations and recorded.
• Ensure control measures for accidental spillages are in place.
7.7 Safety Officer:

Coordinate with site Foreman and Engineer to ensuring safety precautions are in place to
remove, minimize or limit the risks and ensure work is been carryout in accordance to approved
method statement and risk assessment. Control of and report on the safety practices on site.
This includes: Conducting Health and Safety inspections (work permit, provision and proper use
of PPE and safety equipment). Reporting H&S incidents, hazardous situations – when necessary
recommend changes to procedures to prevent future occurrences. Authorized to stop any work
if found to be unsafe. Coordinate with HSE Engineer and inform the HSE Manager with the
occurring event.
The Safety officer shall conduct the Method Statement & Risk Assessment (MSRA) compliance
at the site along the site engineer and foreman. The non-compliance or additional requirement
shall be recorded and notified to the site engineer for rectification.

7.8 Site Engineer:
Its duty is to organize the work in a safe manner to ensure that safety and protective equipment’s
are being properly utilized. He must also assure the method statement procedure is followed
and must observe the hold-points noted on the Quality Plan and notify the GEC for inspection.
Site engineer will ensure that the foreman is in possession of relevant permits.
1. The site engineer shall conduct the MSRA compliance check along the safety team. All
noncompliance shall be rectified by the site engineer.
2. Incorporate that the site engineer shall ensure that the team involved in the activity is
inducted and the MSRA is briefed to the team involved in the activity. The site engineer
rectify al observations and recommendation notified by the safety officer.
3. Incorporate that the site shall ensuring equipment and procedures comply with safety
regulations
4. Promote personal health and well-being; and seek to exceed current legislation in relation
to welfare and labour facilities.
5. Ensure that suitable and sufficient rest area, drinking water and restrooms are available
for the operatives involved in the activity and encourage the operatives for work in safest
manners.
6. Encourage the operatives to utilize the welfare facility of rest shelter and restroom.
7.9 Lifting Supervisor

• Ensure lifting practice has been doing as per lifting plan.
• Assess the work area and implement control measures to eliminate or reduce the risk.
• Ensure all lifting gears & equipment using were good in condition and TPC certified.
• Ensure work area of lifting has been secured.
• Ensure operator was competent to perform task.
• Ensure lifting permit & plan were in place.
7.10 General Foreman:

Will coordinate with the Site Engineer and is responsible for individual activities such as
supervise the excavation/trench works, protection and other activities.
7.11 First Aider:

First aid is the assistance given to someone who is injured or ill, to keep them safe until they can
get more advanced medical treatment by seeing a doctor, health professional or go to hospital.
The role of a first aider is to provide someone with this help, while making sure that they and
anyone else involved are safe and that they don’t make the situation worse. Many of the safety
officer and foreman has been trained and competent to provide this assistance. First aider postal
consisting of name and contact number display across the site.
7.12 Labour/ All Employees:

It is the labour's duty to properly wear the protective equipment provided and obey all safety
rules. He must also perform the work as described in the method statement procedure.

Resources
8.1 Equipment
Equipment No.
Pumps and accessories:
Diesel pumps of different sizes
Electric pumps and generators along with drip trays
Car mounted crane to transport pumps and accessories.
Cable Detector
Control Panel & Distribution Boards
Barricades, Cones, Warning Tape
Vehicle Stop Blocks
Warning Sign’s
Site Security Fencing
Flow meter
Boom Truck
8.2 Manpower
Name Title Assigned Work Area Contact Number
Mahmoud Farhat Project Manager All Zones 66738578
Mamdouh Morgan Construction Manager All Zones 33195549
Adham Ajab Dewatering Engineer All Zones 33190939
Ahmad Maher HSE Manager All Zones 33158055
Ahmad alam Mohab Site Engineer All Zones (Night Shift) 66886978
Sajith K Rajan Environmental Officer All Zones 3168 1405
Mr.mohammad ghaffar Safety Officer All Zones (Night Shift) 31681422
Mohammad Habib Foreman All Zones 31314994
Mr.Shareef General Foreman All Zones 55865673
Ahmad Rostom Stakeholder Manager All Zones 55578956
Miss.Samah Ahmad PRO Officer All Zones 7013 8634
Mr.Mohammad Salem PRO Officer All Zones 7077 0304
8.3 Materials
Material COSHH Ref#

Diesel
Lubricant (Engine Oil)
HDPE Pipes N/A
Armoured hoses N/A
Settlement tanks. N/A
Blank cap N/A
Nylon pull N/A
First Aid Box N/A

Appendix
Appendix A Drawings
Appendix B COSHH Assessments
Appendix C Rainy Season Response Plan
Appendix D Risk Assessment

Roads & Infrastructure in Al
Ebb and Leabaib Project
DN099 – Package 05
Project ID: IA 2017 C 141G TRICONSTRUCT W.L.L.
Doc. No: DN099-P05-TRI-CON-MST-A10015 Rev 01
Appendix – A
Drawings
Page 28 of 31
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
A A
LAGOON
S8-IW-1A &
S8-IW-1B
LEGEND:
B B
C C
D D
LAGOON
S9-IW-1A9
-
Rev. Date Revision Details Drawn Chkd. Appd.
E E
Design Consultant : Supervision Consultant (GEC) :

HYDER CONSULTING KEO INTERNATIONAL
Middle East Limited CONSULTANTS
P.O. Box 1854 P.O. Box 18108
Doha, Qatar Doha, Qatar
Tel: +974 4424 5000 Tel: +974 4462 6400 F
F Fax: +974 4424 5001 Fax: +974 4462 6500
www.hyderconsulting.com www.keoic.com
Main Contractor : Sub Contractor :

TRICONSTRUCT W.L.L
P.O. Box - 24510 , DOHA , QATAR

Tel. +974 4469 7409
Fax: +974 4469 7396
Project Name:
ROADS & INFRASTRUCTURE

IN AL EBB & LEABAIB,
PACKAGE 05
G G
CONTRACT No
Project Code:
IA 2017 C 141 G
Status:
FOR INFORMATION
Drawing Title:
PROPOSED DEWATERING
LAYOUT PLAN
H Drawn:
SUDHI
Checked:
SUDHI H
Designed: Approved:
M.FARHAT
Date: Scale:
SEPTEMBER 2019 NTS
Drawing Number: Revision:
DN099-P05 - TRI - GE - 0010 00

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
V1
5
ASHGHAL OVER FLOW MANHOLE

DISCHARGE POINT-1
HDD ROAD CROSSING
- 02
ST
- 01
S T
- 0 3
ST
- 0 5
ST
- 04
LEGEND: ST
Ø250mm HDPE PIPE = 2955m.
Ø200mm HDPE PIPE = 1528m.
HDPE PIPE ROAD CROSSING
- 0 6
DUCT =16Nos.(130m) ST
HDD CROSSING DUCT =1Nos.(55m)
ST-xx
SEDIMENTATION TANK = 6Nos.
ASHGHAL OVER FLOW MANHOLE
DISCHARGE POINT-1
PROJECT BOUNDRY
Appendix – B
COSHH Assessments
Page 29 of 31
FORM HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE)
Project Name/No DN099-P05 Rev.

TRICONSTRUCT W.L.L
Doha, Qatar. Reference No. HSE-FM-TRI-201 0.0
Mob: +974 55710844 COSHH Assessment
Tel: +974 4469 7409/10 Date Issued 01-OCT-2019
Fax: +974 4469 7396 (Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health)
Page 1 of 2
Product Name Diesel Assessment No. ENV-COS-TRI-001

Description of Substance Liquid Fuel Safety Data Sheet Attached No
Manufacturer Tel. No. N/A Assessed by Sajith K Rajan / Rajeev Paul Pulidindi
Task / Activity Fuel used for all equipment on site Date 01st Dec 2019
Suppliers contact details N/A Review Date N/A
Assessor Name Rajeev Paul Pulidindi (HSE Officer) Approver Name Ahmed Maher (HSE Manager)
Assessor Sign & Date Approver Sign & Date
Composition
It is Fuel for on-road diesel-powered engines. Fuel for use in off-road diesel engines, boilers, gas turbines and other combustion equipment.
Hazard Identification
Inhalation of long time may lead to progressive lung damage. (Length of time person is exposed).
Rashes, swelling from short term skin contact.
Eye irritation, sore throat, cough, fatigue, nausea, dizziness from short term inhalation.
Liver, kidney, lung, blood thymus damage from long term massive exposure or repeated exposure.
Fire- Avoid using diesel in an un-ventilated area.
Thermal Burns- Resulting from diesel fuel, spillage and exposure to solar radiation.
Spills- From faulty containment or in-correct handling.
Hazardous to aquatic environment.
SUBSTANCE PROPERTIES
Flammable Oxidising Explosive Corrosive Toxic Irritant Harmful Hazrd. Envi.

☐ YES /  NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO ☐ YES /  NO ☐ YES /  NO ☐ YES /  NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO
REQUIRED PPE
 YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO ☐ YES /  NO
Fire Fighting Equipment First Aid Measures
Inhalation: Remove individual to fresh air area.
Where skin contact occurs with diesel fuel either directly or through saturated clothing, diesel fuel must be washed
Skin Contact:
off immediately with soap water.
Eye Contact: Immediately irrigate with clean water for at least 10 minutes. Seek medical attention.
Ingestion: Wash out mouth and drink plenty of water seek medical attention if large amounts are swallowed.
REMEDIAL ACTIONS OR ADDITIONAL CONTROLS REQUIRED
Health Surveillance – employees those assigned for handling diesel fuel works should undergone health surveillance including lung
function test Chest X-ray.
Person should be trained to handle diesel fuel and also aware about how to reduce the fire risk of the fuel. Firefighting training should be
given.
 YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO
ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES
General hazards Precautions & Control measures
Long term exposure Job rotation / Respiratory protective equipment to HSE approved standard. Ventilate extensively if the formation of vapours, fumes, mists or aerosol is a risk.
Skin & Eye contact Wear Cover all, Nitrile gloves and Chemical Splash Goggle Approved to EU Standard EN166 / face protection Aprons (Where risk of splashing)
Keep away from sources of ignition, Provide adequate fire extinguishers in the work area CO2 and dry powder fire extinguishers. (Storage and handling of diesel fuel) Do not use
Fire Precautions
water pumps.
Storage Store at ambient temperature, protected against contact with water and moisture, and away from any source of ignition. Keep containers closed always.
Transport arrangements Should be transported in WOQOD approved containers and vehicles.
Environmental Assessment Spill trays and kits should be available during the case of emergency environmental spillages.
Dispose the container and material through approved waste collectors and dumping areas. Do not allow to enter the public sewer lines and water courses or to be disposed on
Disposal
ground, it can affect ground or surface water.
COMMENTS
Always make sure the proper ventilation provided in stored area /don’t keep more than you need for the job in the temporary store /Make sure the availability of fire Extinguisher.
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FORM HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE)
Project Name/No DN099-P05 Rev.

TRICONSTRUCT W.L.L
Doha, Qatar. Reference No. HSE-FM-TRI-201 0.0
Mob: +974 55710844 COSHH Assessment
Tel: +974 4469 7409/10 Date Issued 01-OCT-2019
Fax: +974 4469 7396 (Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health)
Page 1 of 2
Product Name TP Star Max HT 15W40 Assessment No. ENV-COS-TRI-002

Description of Substance Engine Oil Safety Data Sheet Attached Yes
Manufacturer Tel. No. + 9714 7095000 Assessed by Sajith K Rajan / Rajeev Paul Pulidindi
Task / Activity Fuel used for all equipment on site Date 01st Dec 2019
Suppliers contact details N/A Review Date N/A
Assessor Name Rajeev Paul Pulidindi (HSE Officer) Approver Name Ahmed Maher (HSE Manager)
Assessor Sign & Date Approver Sign & Date
Composition
Product containing mineral oil with less than 3 % DMSO extract as measured by IP 346
Hazard Identification
The product is classified as dangerous in accordance with directive 1999/45/EC.
Health effects: This product does not present a danger of intoxication.
Environmental impact : Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment
Physico-chemical hazards: No specific risk of fire or explosion under normal conditions of use.
Inhalation - Inhalation of high concentrations of vapour or aerosols may cause irritation of the upper respiratory tract.
SUBSTANCE PROPERTIES
Flammable Oxidising Explosive Corrosive Toxic Irritant Harmful Hazrd. Envi.

☐ YES /  NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO ☐ YES /  NO ☐ YES /  NO ☐ YES /  NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO
REQUIRED PPE
 YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO ☐ YES /  NO

Fire Fighting Equipment First Aid Measures
Inhalation of heavy concentrations of vapour, fumes or spray, may cause mild irritation of the throat.
Inhalation: Transport the person into fresh air, keep warm and allow to rest.
Immediately remove all soiled or stained clothing. Wash the affected area immediately and repeatedly
Skin Contact: with soap and water
Eye Contact: Keep eyes open and rinse immediately and repeatedly with water for at least 15 minutes.
Possible risk of vomiting and diarrhoea. Do not induce vomiting to avoid the risk of aspiration into the
Ingestion: respiratory tract. Give nothing to drink.
If the product is believed to have entered the lungs (in case of vomiting, for example), take the person to
Aspiration: hospital for immediate care.
REMEDIAL ACTIONS OR ADDITIONAL CONTROLS REQUIRED
Ensure good ventilation. Remove sources of ignition. Do not smoke.
Do not allow the product to enter sewers or rivers or contaminate the soil.
If the product is spilt into rivers or sewers, notify the authorities of the possible presence of surface effluent.
Person should be trained to handle engine oil and also aware about how to reduce the fire risk. Firefighting training should
be given.
 YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO  YES / ☐ NO
ADDITIONAL CONTROL MEASURES
General hazards Precautions & Control measures
Long term exposure Job rotation / Respiratory protective equipment to HSE approved standard.
Ventilate extensively if the formation of vapours, fumes, mists or aerosol is a risk.
Skin & Eye contact Wear Cover all, Nitrile gloves and Chemical Splash Goggle Approved to EU Standard EN166 / face protection Aprons (Where risk of splashing)
Keep away from sources of ignition, Provide adequate fire extinguishers in the work area CO2, Foam and dry powder fire extinguishers. (Storage and
Fire Precautions
handling of fuel) Do not use water pumps.
Store at ambient temperature, protected against contact with water and moisture, and away from any source of ignition. Keep containers closed when
Storage
not in use.
Transport arrangements Use only hydrocarbon-resistant containers or Keep in original container if possible while transporting.
Environmental Assessment Spill trays and kits should be available during the case of emergency environmental spillages.
Dispose of in a safe manner, in accordance with local regulations.
Disposal
If need be, collection by an authorised waste contractor and regeneration or incineration at an approved installation.
Avoid prolonged and repeated contact with the skin, especially with used or waste product.
Hygienic work practices
Immediately remove all soiled or stained clothing.
COMMENTS
Always make sure the proper ventilation provided in stored area /don’t keep more than you need for the job in the temporary store /Make sure the availability of fire Extinguisher.
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Material safety data sheet
Product: TP Star Max 15W40 Page1/5
SDS N° DXB/11/10/208 Issue: 1.2 Date: 29 Mar 2011
This sheet supersedes the one dated : 19 Mar 2010
PRODUCT LABELS
LABELLING (standard or EU): Concerned
R-phrases: R-52/53 Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic
environment.
S-phrases: S-61 Avoid release to the environment. Refer to special instructions/Safety Data Sheets.
TRANSPORT LABELLING: Not applicable
1. IDENTIFICATION OF THE SUBSTANCE/ PREPARATION AND OF THE COMPANY UNDERTAKING
Name of the product: TP Star Max HT 15W40

Product application: Engine Oil
Supplier: TOTAL UAE LLC
P. O. Box: 14871
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Telephone: + 9714 7095000
Fax: + 9714 3518361
Emergency phone Number: + 97150 55 81 106
2. HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
The product is classified as dangerous in accordance with directive 1999/45/EC.
Health effects : This product does not present a danger of intoxication.
Environmental impact : Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
Physico-chemical hazards : No specific risk of fire or explosion under normal conditions of use
3. COMPOSITION / INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS
PREPARATION
Chemical nature: Product containing mineral oil with less than 3 % DMSO extract as measured by IP 346
Substances presenting a health hazard EC No. CAS No. Content Symbol(s) R-phrases
Zinc alkyl di-thiophosphate 272-028-3 68649-42-3 <2% Xi, N R-38, 41, 51/53
Tetrapropenyl phenol 310-154-3 <1% Xn, Xi, N R-38, 41, 50/53, 62,Repr. Cat.3
See section 16 for explanations of R-phrases:
TOTAL UAE LLC P.O. Box 52288, Dubai-UAE Tel. : 9714 7095000 - Fax. : 9714 3518361
4. FIRST AID MEASURES

IN CASE OF SERIOUS OR PERSISTENT MANIFESTATIONS, CALL A DOCTOR OR EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE.
Inhalation: Inhalation of heavy concentrations of vapour, fumes or spray, may cause mild irritation of the throat.
Transport the person into fresh air, keep warm and allow to rest.
Ingestion: Possible risk of vomiting and diarrhoea.
Do not induce vomiting to avoid the risk of aspiration into the respiratory tract.
Give nothing to drink.
Skin contact: Immediately remove all soiled or stained clothing.
Wash the affected area immediately and repeatedly with soap and water.
Eye contact: Keep eyes open and rinse immediately and repeatedly with water for at least 15 minutes.
Aspiration : If the product is believed to have entered the lungs (in case of vomiting, for example), take the person
to hospital for immediate care.
5. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

Flash point:
See heading 9
Extinguishing media:
- suitable:
Foam, carbon dioxide (CO2), powder.
Do not use water jets (stick jets) for extinguishing fire since they could help to spread the flames.
Specific hazards: Combustion may produce gases of varying toxicity such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, various
hydrocarbons, sulpher oxides, aldehydes etc., and soot.
These are highly dangerous if inhaled.
Vapours can build explosive mixtures with air.
Vapours are heavier than air and may spread on the ground to sources of ignition.
Hazardous combustion products : H2S and mercaptans may be given off. nitrous oxide (NOx)
Protective measures for firefighters : Insulated breathing apparatus must be worn in confined premises with heavy concentrations of fumes
and gases.
Other : All combustion residues and contaminated water from fire-fighting should be disposed of according to
local regulations.
6. ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

See sections 8 and 13.
Personal protection : Ensure good ventilation.
Remove sources of ignition. Do not smoke.
After spillage / leakage:
- On land:
Surfaces on which the product has been spilled may become slippery.
Do not allow the product to enter sewers or rivers or contaminate the soil.
Recover with mechanical means such as pumps and skimmers.

- On water:
Floating absorbent material, then mechanical recovery.
If the product is spilt into rivers or sewers, notify the authorities of the possible presence of surface
effluent.
7. HANDLING AND STORAGE
HANDLING:
Prevention of user exposure: Ventilate extensively if the formation of vapours, fumes, mists or aerosol is a risk.
Make all the necessary arrangements in order to reduce exposure risk, notably to products in use or to
wastes.
Keep away from combustive substances; keep away from food and beverages.
Prevention of fire and explosion: Empty containers may contain flammable or explosive vapours.
There is a fire hazard associated with rags, paper or any other material used to remove spills which
become soaked with product.
Avoid accumulating these; they are to be disposed off safely after use.
Precautions: Avoid static electricity build up with connection to earth. Set up machinery and equipment so as to
avoid the risk of accidental spills or splashes onto hot machine parts and electrical contacts (on joint
failure, for example).
STORAGE:
Technical measures: Make the necessary arrangements to prevent water and soil pollution.
Storage precautions: - Suitable:
Store at ambient temperature, protected against contact with water and moisture, and away from any
source of ignition.
Keep containers closed when not in use
-To be avoided:
Do not store exposed to the elements.
Incompatible products: Dangerous reaction with strong oxidizing agents.
Packaging materials: -Recommended:
Use only hydrocarbon-resistant containers, joints, pipes, etc.
Keep in original container if possible.
8. EXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION

Technical measures: Use the product in a properly ventilated atmosphere.
When working on enclosed place (tanks, reservoirs...), make sure that atmosphere is not suffocating
and/or wear recommend equipment.
Occupational exposure limit : . oil mist : 10mg/m3, for 15 minutes
. oil mist : 5mg/m3, for 8 hours
Hand protection : Impermeable hydrocarbon-proof gloves. recommended material: nitrile , neoprene.
The break through times of the same type of glove of different manufacturers can be very different
even if the layer thickness is similar.
Therefore the break through times have to be found out from the manufacturer of the protective gloves
themselves.
The demands on the gloves are determined by the conditions in practice (e.g. multiple use, mechanical
load, temperature, strength and duration of exposition).
Before choosing suitable gloves, it is recommended that the user tests the gloves.
Eye protection : Goggles, in case of risk of splashing.
Skin and body (other than the hands) protection : As required, wear a face mask, hydrocarbon-proof clothing, and safety boots (when handling drums).
Don't wear rings, watches or anything similar which can retain the product and may give rise to skin
conditions.
Hygienic work practices: Avoid prolonged and repeated contact with the skin, especially with used or waste product.
Immediately remove all soiled or stained clothing.
If the product comes into contact with the skin, wash the affected area immediately and copiously with
soap and water.
Do not use abrasives, solvents or fuels.
Do not dry hands with rags that have been contaminated with product.
Do not put product contaminated rags into work-wear pockets.
Do not eat, drink or smoke whilst handling the product.
9. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES

Appearance: Clear Liquid
Colour: Brown
Odour: Characteristic.
Density/specific gravity: 888 kg/m3 typical @ 15oC
Flash point: >= 200 ° C (ASTM D 93)
Auto ignition point: >250°C (ASTM E 659)
Comments on auto ignition temperature: This temperature may be significantly lower under particular conditions (slow oxidation on finely
divided materials...).
Partition coefficient (log Pow) : Log Pow (Mineral oil) > 6
Temperature (°C) 20
Kinematic Viscosity : 15-16 mm2/s
Temperature (°C) 100
10. STABILITY AND REACTIVITY

Stability: The product is stable at normal temperatures of storage, handling and use.
Conditions to avoid: Heat (temperatures above flash point), sparks, ignition points, flames, static electricity
Materials to avoid: Avoid contact with strong oxidizers.
Hazardous decomp. products: Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S)Incomplete combustion and thermolysis produces potentially toxic gases
such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, various hydrocarbons, aldehydes and soot, oxides of
nitrogen, phosphorous and Sulphur.
11. TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION

Acute toxicity / Local effect:
Inhalation, comments: Not classified according to the criteria of classification in force.

Inhalation of high concentrations of vapour or aerosols may cause irritation of the upper respiratory
tract.
Skin contact, comments: Not classified according to the criteria of classification in force.
Ingestion, comments: In case of ingestion of small quantities, no important effect observed.

In case of ingestion of larger amounts: abdominal pain, diarrhoea, ...
CHRONIC TOXICITY OR LONG-TERM TOXICITY:
Skin contact: Characteristic skin conditions (oil blisters) may develop following prolonged and repeated exposure
through contact with stained clothing
Sensitization: To our knowledge, the product does not cause aggravated sensitivity.
Carcinogenicity : During use in engines, contamination of oil with low levels of combustion products occurs.
Used motor oils have been shown to cause skin cancer in mice following repeated application and
continuous exposure.
Brief or intermittent skin contact with used motor oil is not expected to have serious effects in humans
if the oil is thoroughly removed by washing with soap and water.
12. ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION
Comments about ecotoxicity: Experimental data on the finished product are not available.
Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
no information available for used product
Mobility: - Air:
There is a slow loss by evaporation.
- Soil:
Given its physical and chemical characteristics, the product has no mobility.
- Water:
The product is insoluble; it spreads on the surface of the water
13. DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS

Waste disposal : Dispose of in a safe manner, in accordance with local regulations.
If need be, collection by an authorised waste contractor and regeneration or incineration at an
approved installation.
Waste class : 13 02 05
The waste classification is dependant on the composition of the product at the time of disposal.
The waste classification mentioned here represents only a recommendation. The waste producer is
responsible for the correct specification of the waste. The specification of the waste classification
should be in arrangement with the authorised waste disposal company.
Disposal of contaminated packaging : Proceed in compliance with the prevailing regulations.
14. TRANSPORT INFORMATION

Not concerned by transport regulations RID/ADR, ADNR, IATA, IMDG.
Road (ADR) / Rail (RID) :
Transport by barge (ADNR) :
Marine (IMO-IMDG) :
Air (ICAO/IATA) :
15. REGULATORY INFORMATION

Risk phrases : R-52/53 Harmful to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic
environment.
Safety phrases : S-61 Avoid release to the environment. Refer to special instructions/Safety Data Sheets.
EU directives : Hazardous preparations directive 1999/45/EC modified (Directive 2001/60/EC).
Social Security code : - Art. L 461-6, Art. D.461-1, annexe A, n° 601
Table of occupational illnesses and diseases No. 36
Labor code : - Art. R.4624-19 à R.4624-20, arrêté du 11.07.77(surveillance médicale renforcée).
16. OTHER INFORMATION

This safety data sheet complies with article 31 of the REACH directive 1907/2006/EC
Explanations of R-phrases in section 2 : R-38 Irritating to skin.
R-41 Risk of serious damage to eye.
R-51/53 Toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
R-41 Risk of serious damage to eyes.
R-50/53 Very toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic
environment.
R-62 Possible risk of impaired fertility.
Repr. Cat.3
This safety data sheet serves to complete but not to replace the technical product sheets. The information contained herein is given in good faith
and is accurate to the best of knowledge at the date indicated above. It is understood by the user that any use of the product for purposes other
than those for which it was designed entails potential risk. The information given herein in no way dispenses the user from knowing and
applying all provisions regulating his activity. The user bears sole liability for the precautions required when using the product. The regulatory
texts indicated herein are intended to aid the user to fulfill his obligations. This list is not to be considered complete and exhaustive. It is the
user's responsibility to ensure that he is subject to no other obligations than those mentioned.
Appendix – C
Rainy Season Response
Plan
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Appendix – D
Risk Assessment
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RPD Health & Safety Risk Assessment
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Risk Assessment No. 004
Revision No. 01
Method Statement No. DN099-P05-TRI-CON-MST-A10015
Work Details
Activity Dewatering
Project Roads & Infrastructure in Al Ebb & Leabaib – IA 2017 C 141G
Origination Contractor ( IOSH Managing Safely Certified):
Name Position Signature Date
Ahmed Maher HSE Manager
Review & Accepted by Contractor Senior Team Member (IOSH Managing Safely Certified)
Name Position Signature Date
Mahmoud Farrhat Project Manager
Review & Accepted by GEC Senior Team Member (IOSH Managing Safely Certified):
Name Position Signature RA Validity Start Date
Distribution List
1. Xxx 2.xxx 3.xxx 4.xxxx 5.xxxx
Note: This activity Risk Assessment is valid for ONE month from GEC approval or less if the original activity location/surrounding/environment/hazards changes
(new Risk Assessment is required)
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Issue Date : 23 April 2019
Next Review
Date (one
Risk Assessment No.: 04 month from Revision No. 01 Person Conducting Original Assessment (IOSH Managing Safely Certified):
approved
date):
Activity: Dewatering Name Signature Date
Location: 1. Engineer (Owner)
Persons exposed: Employees: other workers: None Public/Visitors: None Young Persons: None 2. H&S rep (Reviewer) Ahmed Maher
Total at risk: Persons Supervising Work: Name & Position Titke
Hazards which create potential for harm Notes
General working Refuelling Temporary works 1. Likelihood of harm: Likely = 3, Possible = 2, Unlikely = 1
Heavy Plant Movement Manual handling Safety barrier Severity of harm: Major Injury = 3
Notifiable Occurrence = 2
Site access/egress Plant/vehicles Contaminated ground Minor Injury = 1
Working with Crash 2. If following controls there remains a result greater than or equal to 4 in column
Work on/adjacent to water COSHH 7, refer the assessment to your Project Manager for a review of the controls.
Cushion
Further controls should be implemented to reduce the degree of risk.
Excavation Vandalism/Theft
3. If our operations are likely to affect pedestrians or the safe operation of a public
Adverse weather Buried services transport system, the control measures must reduce the likelihood of significant
Excavating using Quick Hitch Delivery wagons harm to the level that existed before our work commenced.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Hazard Factors of Harm Risk Control Measures Factors of Harm
Risk
Measures Frequency
Monitored by Check Rate
Likelihood Severity Likelihood Severity
1. Site Preparation
Construction
 Implement permit-to-work system for activities such as measures /
hot works, confined space work, working at height, and HSE
critical lifting. Personnel &
a) Dust Exposure  Limit the working time of the workers exposed to Site
b) Flying or falling adverse environmental condition. Supervisor
objects and debris
c) Slip trip or fall from  Tools and equipment to be used must be in good
2 3 6 1 2 2 Daily
same level condition and inspected by authorized personnel.
d) Defective tools,
equipment or  Records of latest testing and inspection done by third
machinery party for equipment and machinery must be available
at all times.
 Site staff and workers must be competent and certified
to execute the job.
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Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Wear complete personal protective equipment (PPE)
such as hard hat, safety shoes (steel toe), reflective
vest, cover-all, safety glasses, etc.
2. Access & Egress to work site
a) No adequate access / Site Engineer /

egress for  Provide adequate safe access / egress to work zone Foreman /
construction vehicle  Ensure adequate ROW is secured and obstacles are HSE
into and out to work identified to allow for safe vehicle/ equipment Personnel
zone operations into and out of the work zone TM Supervisor
b) Hazardous work area
c) Acceleration and 
deceleration of
construction vehicles  Access restrictions, such as barriers, are required for
/ equipment as they hazardous work areas.
exit and enter live
 Access and egress should be controlled, safe, suitably
traffic.
constructed, kept free of obstructions and well
d) Insufficient lighting on
maintained
access/ egress for Prior to
night shift. 3 3 9  Maintain the speed limits of the vehicles 2 1 2 discharge of
water.
 Install the warning signage’s
 If necessary, construct the speed humps to control the
speed limits
 Provide appropriate information to construction vehicle
/ equipment drivers so that they know the safe location
to enter or exit the work zone
 Provide boom gate and assigned site security to
prevent unauthorized entry
 Provide sufficient lighting on the access/ egress routes
for night shift crew.
3. Transportation of Materials
a) Slippage or
Construction
movement of the  Use chain / web lashing to secured the load
Manager / Site
load during
transportation.  Verify tension of wires, chains, belts before move Engineer /
b) Collision with 2 2 4 1 1 1 Foreman / Daily
 Do not overload HSE
existing facilities
Personnel
c) Vehicle Accident  Strictly comply with to road safety rules TM Supervisor
d) Dust
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Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
e) Uneven work site  Deploy banksman wherever required
roads
f) Extended hours  Follow defensive driving
work/ over time
 Adhere with the required load height limit
 Use safety net to cover the load to prevent flying
particles / objects
 Keep safe distance from others road users per the
road and weather conditions.
 Cover also dusty load or watered over prior leaving
site.
 Employees should be utilized up to normal working
hours.
 Arranging schedules to allow frequent opportunities for
rest breaks and night time sleep.
4. Operating Plant & Equipment
 Only authorized and Trained Persons must be allowed

a) Unauthorized /
to operate Plant & Equipment
Incompetent
Operator  Operators shall possess valid Qatar driving license
b) Poor maintenance and certified by 3rd Party like ‘TUV’
of plant & equipment
c) Over speeding  Ensure that all operators must always bring their
d) Reversing without license and competency certificates with them
banksman
e) Collision with other  Plant and Equipment should be properly maintained
plant & equipment  Ensure plant and equipment are inspected and Construction
f) Workforce struck by updated inspection sticker on quarterly basis. Manager / Site
plant & equipment 2 3 6 1 2 2 Engineer / Daily
g) Working nearby  Plant and equipment should be certified by 3rd Party Safety Officer /
Overhead Power Foreman
Line  Daily Task Talk to operator prior to commence work
h) Excessive noise
 Ensure that speed limit on site has been enforced
from equipment
i) Excessive vibration  Adequate speed limit signs to be posted on site
from equipment
j) Dust  Deploy trained banksman to control movement of
k) Resting below or moving plant & equipment
nearby equipment
l) Poor visibility  Ensure banksman are always available and visible at
site
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Proper daily task talks to workforce prior to commence
activity
 No one should be allowed to work in the danger zone
of the equipment.
 Always keep 3-meter safe distance from the working
equipment
 Avoid working near OHPL
 If work beneath live overhead power lines cannot be
avoided, barriers, goal posts and warning notices
should be provided.
 Noise Assessment to be carried out & recorded.
 Assessment of Noise to be communicated to
Workforce
 Ear Protection to be worn always.
 Foreman / Engineer to monitor vibrations
 Dust suppression using water sprinkle
 Dusk must be worn by all in the vicinity where dust id
generated
 Provide adequate welfare facilities (rest shelters,
portable toilets, drinking stations)
 Trained, effective & experience supervision must
remain at site during site activities.
 Light for the specific task should be provided.
5. Lifting operation for lowering the submersible pump, placing of sedimentation tanks
a) Collision of
equipment  Operators involve on loading operation must be
b) Operatives struck by competent, both must possess Qatar driving license
equipment  Equipment & operator must be certified by 3rd party Construction
c) Caught in between Manager/Tran
equipment 2 3 6  Banksman / flagman shall be deployed to control the 1 2 2 sport Foreman
d) Failure of lifting movement of vehicle, plant & equipment before Work
equipment Commence
e) Suspended load  Obtain lifting permit prior to start the activity
f) Falling of load
 Adhere with the approved lifting procedure.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
g) Contact and  All lifting equipment must be inspected prior to start
damaged activity
h) Overhead services
i) Adverse weather  Rigger must be present during lifting operation
 Exclusion zone shall be established within boom swing
radius / lifting premises
 Provide warning signs to avoid unauthorized entry in
the lifting premises
 Overhead services location & height to be identified
and avoid loading / offloading under overhead services
to prevent from contact by mobile plants & equipment
 Tag lines shall be used to control the movement of
load
 Ensure that outrigger fully extended and provision of
outrigger pads
 Safety Clearance shall be maintained from the
distance of overhead services
 All equipment must have equipped with reverse alarm
 Wind speed shall be monitored on daily basis
 No lifting shall be allowed when wind speed is more
than 25 knots
 Crane shall be positioned at least 1.2m distance from
the edge of excavation
6. Dewatering Works
a) Incompetent Person
b) Adjacent to  Ensure only competent person shall be assigned on
excavation the task
c) Defective or poor  Provide hard barricade / barriers / fencing and warning
equipment signage adjacent excavation
maintenance Construction
3 2 6 1 2 2 Daily
d) Violent movement of  Ensure that equipment is properly maintained and Manager
pressurized hose inspected by competent person before use.
e) Slip / Trip / Fall
 Exclusion zone to the work area
 Attached whip check on the hose
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Ensure that hose is properly laid and arrange, conduct
good housekeeping
 Water removed from excavations shall be pumped
directly to the sea or, if approved, to the surface water
drainage system via an efficient system of discharge
lines. No water may be discharged to the sewerage
system, to the Works, or to open spaces. No water
shall be conveyed or discharged in such a way as to
cause nuisance or damage to traffic or to public or
private property or services.
 Where discharging to the sea is not possible, and no
surface water drainage system is available permission
may be granted to discharge into the sewerage system
provided measures are adopted not to pass any salt
and debris into the system
 Wear appropriate and mandatory PPE
 Trained, experienced and effective supervision
7. Working adjacent to excavation
a) Incompetent person
b) Fall into excavation  All workers must be competent on the assigned duty /
c) Surcharge load of task
equipment next to  Provide adequate fall protection / barriers around the
edge of excavation excavation
d) Edge excavation
collapse  Maintain safe distance (min. 2m) from edge of
e) Falling materials / excavation
loose soils & rocks
 Conduct regular monitoring on the work area
 Excavation shall be inspected by appointed person
Construction
3 2 6 /geotechnical engineer on daily basis and maintained 1 2 2 Daily
Manager
excavation checklist
 Equipment must not place very near to edge of
excavation
 Be watchful and proper coordination with your co-
workers.
 Ensure that emergency procedure was communicated
with workforce and emergency arrangement in place.
 Wear others mandatory PPE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
8. Operating & Maintenance of Generators
 Qualified electrical should properly installed with

generator with transfer switch, prior to attaching
directly to electrical system
 All cables shall be inspected to ensure fully intact and
not damaged
 All electrical panels shall have installed with RCD’s or
a) Shocks and GFCI
electrocution
b) Defective & Frayed  All generators shall be properly grounded
Cable
c) Carbon monoxide  Ensure all cables are free from wet areas or
emission submerged into the water
Construction
d) Improperly refuelling 3 2 6 1 2 2 Daily
 Generators must be properly maintained regularly to Manager
a generator
reduce black smoke emission and provision of
e) Inappropriately
adequate shelter and ventilation
storing the fuel for a
generator.  Prior to refuelling, generator must be cool down
f) Noise and vibration
g) Spillage  Assigned competent person to carried out re-fuelling
 Stored and transported diesel using approved
containers.
 Fire fighting equipment shall be provided nearby
generator
 Generators shall be placed in second containment
9. Setting-up / Working Adjacent to Live Traffic
a) Inadequate road  Ensure only competent person shall be assigned on

safety barrier and the task
traffic warning sign  Provide a safety barrier for protection of work area
boards / tapers located within the clear zone from live traffic. Ref:
b) Insufficient WZTMG Site Engineer /
illumination at night 3 3 6 2 1 2 Foreman /
c) Struck by errant  Ensure that approved TDP must be in placed before HSE Officer
public vehicle opening or closing any diversion
d) No safe access /
egress  Provide adequate road safety barrier
e) Not wearing PPE
 Provide sufficient illumination at night time
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Ensure that operatives are not crossing on the lateral
safety buffer.
 Only fully trained TM operatives, under instruction of
the STMS may enter the lateral safety buffer in order
to undertake any implementation, maintenance and
clearance processes. Ref. WZTMG
 Provide a safe access and egress to work area
 Wear appropriate and mandatory PPE especially Hi-
Viz jacket.
10. Use of Power tools
a) Contact with rotating

abrasive  Worker will be operating power tools must be
b) Unguarded rotating competent on the assigned duty / task
or moving parts  Obtained Hot Work Permit
c) Broken wheel
fragments  Hazard associated with grinding shall be discussed in
d) Defective power daily task talks / tool box talks prior to start the activity
tools
e) Damaged / frayed  Ensure that moving or rotating parts are properly
electrical cords guarder to protects operator from broken wheel
f) Sparks / flying fragments or contact with rotating abrasive wheels
particles
 Ensure the switch is off before plugging to avoid
g) Grinding / metal
accidental starting.
dust
h) Noise  Ensure that power tool (grinder) is equipped with dead- Site Engineer /
i) Wearing of loose 3 3 9 man’s switch. 3 1 3 Foreman / Daily
clothing, jewelry / HSE Officer
accessories  Ensure that power tools properly inspected by the
electrical person on quarterly basis, prior to use.
 Use only suitable abrasive wheels with the grinder
 Pre-inspection to the power tools (grinder) shall be
carried out by the operator, prior to used
 Defective equipment must be reported and removed
from the work area
 Ensure that electrical cords and connection are free
from any damage.
 Use grinder firmly with both hands
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Wear appropriate PPE’s (safety glass, face shield,
protective hand gloves, and clothing, hart hat, safety
shoes, hearing protection and dust mask)
 Keep other workers away while operating power tools
 Avoid wearing loose clothing, jewelry / accessories can
be caught in moving parts
11. Use of hand tools
a) Defective tools
b) Sharp parts  Keep all tools in good condition with regular
c) Pinch point maintenance.
 Use the right tool for the job.
Site Engineer /
 Examine each tool for damage before use and do not
3 2 6 2 1 2 Foreman / Daily
use damaged tools.
HSE Officer
 Be sure to keep good footing and maintain good
balance whilst performing the task using hand tools
 Wear mandatory site PPE’s
12. Manual Handling / Lifting
a) Slip trip and fall

b) Lifting of the weight  Proper tool box talk
beyond the capacity  Good housekeeping practices
c) Long carrying
distance  Watch your steps
d) Improper body
posture  Display signs
e) Awkward and bulky
 Use manual handling techniques for manual lifting
loads
 Follow safe system of work Site Engineer /
3 2 6 2 1 2 Foreman / Daily
 Use legs not the back to lift the load HSE Officer
 Use suitable personal protective equipment
 Awareness training on manual handling and lifting
 Trained and skilled manpower for the activity
 Never try to lift the load beyond the capacity
 Always ask for the help
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Use a lifting aid
 Reduce the long carrying distance
 Keep the load close to the waist
 Firmly hold / grip the load
 Move smoothly
 Adapt the stable position
 Avoid twisting back or leaning sideways
 Keep the head up while handling
13. Working in Hot Weather Conditions
a) Hot weather
environment  Proper tool box talk
 Cold drinking water and use electrolyte drinks
 Take regular breaks in the shade
 If you start feeling ill, stop what you are doing
immediately and take steps to cool down. Tell your Site Engineer /
3 2 6 supervisor. 2 1 2 Foreman /
HSE Officer
 Wear light-weight, loose-fitting, light-coloured,
breathable (cotton) clothing with long sleeve and
hat/Face cover.
 Heat stress awareness training, buddy system, work
rest cycles,
14. Working in Cold Weather Conditions
a) Cold weather
environment  Proper toolbox talk
 Wear warm and suitable clothes.
 Frequent rest break in warm room or shelter. Site Engineer /
3 2 6 2 1 2 Foreman /
 Warm up exercises during activities in the cold. HSE Officer
 Drink tea /coffee
 Wear warm head covering
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
 Wear layered clothing
 Protect feet and hands
15. Driving and Working in Dusty weather / sand storm, foggy condition and extreme rain
a) Poor visibility
b) Airborne dust  Proper toolbox talk
c) High wind speed  Do not drive with zero road visibility during sandstorm
d) Slip / Trip / Fall and foggy condition
e) Wet surface
f) Slippery road  Reduce speed when road is wet and slippery
 During adverse weather condition all work shall be
suspended especially lifting activities. Construction
Manager / Site
 Ensure all electrical distribution board at site are
3 3 9 2 1 2 Engineer /
properly covered with plastic sheet during raining
Foreman /
 Ensure all electrical cables are not laying on the HSE Officer
ground without any protection to expose from the wet
ground.
 Wear appropriate face & eye protection
 Daily monitoring of wind speed
 Advance weather forecast
16. Driving Operation at Site / live road
a) Over speeding
b) Struck / hit  Ensure that drivers are possessing a valid Qatar
operatives Driving license
c) Collision with other  Follow local traffic rules
vehicle
d) Not wearing seat  Drivers must trained with defensive driving
belts Construction
e) No Driving license  Do not drive with zero road visibility Manager / Site
f) Using mobile phone 3 3 9 3 1 3 Engineer /
g) Poor maintenance  Reduce speed when road are slippery and wet during Foreman /
rainy season HSE Officer
vehicle
h) No proper access &  Avoid overtaking from the right side
egress
i) Blind curves /  20kph speed limit at site shall be implemented
turning point
j) Fall into excavation  Speed limit to be posted at site accesses
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
k) No edge / fall  Educate drivers to wear seat belt always when driving
protection
l) Parking in  Prohibit using mobile phones while driving
undesignated area
 Ensure that all vehicles are properly maintained and
m) Zero / poor
inspected before use
visibility during sand
storm / foggy  Provide sufficient direction signage
condition
n) Slippery and wet  Provide hard barrier on the edge of excavation and
road warning signage
 Provide edge / fall protection
 Provide designated parking a site
17. Working at Night
a) Insufficient
illumination  Provide sufficient illumination and
b) Adjacent traffic  Secured a night work permit, prior to start the activity
c) Struck by equipment
d) Fall from opening /  Provide hard barricade / barriers / fencing and warning
service hole signage.
e) Slip / Trip / Fall
f) Poor visibility  Install flashing light / tapers / advance warning signage
Construction
 Cover / close all services hole / opening Manager / Site
2 3 6  Ensure that work area / access area is properly 1 2 2 Engineer /
cleaned and free from obstruction Foreman /
HSE Officer
 Wear safety clear glasses
 Wear appropriate and mandatory PPE
 Trained, experience and effective supervision
 Ensure that welfare facilities are provided especially
rest shelter area.
18. Waste Management
a) Improper waste
storage  Workers must be suitably trained, and aware with Site Engineer /
b) Accumulation of hazards associated with waste management Foreman /
waste on site 3 3 9  COSHH assessments must be undertaken for all 2 1 2 HSE Officer /
c) Disposal of chemicals with correct storage and disposal Environmental
hazardous waste procedures being adhered to. Supervisor
d) General Littering
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Control Control
Residual
Risk
Measures Frequency
e) Slip / trip / Fall  Regular housekeeping to ensure waste does not
f) Manual handling of become a slip, trip or fall hazard.
waste bags
 Food waste to be stored in suitable containers / skips
to prevent access by pests and segregated from other
construction waste.
 Combustible materials on site kept to a minimum.
 Combustibles stored in secure compounds or bins and
emptied regularly.
 No combustible waste to be stored near chemical
storage, generators and any place with source of
ignition.
 Sufficient storage to accommodate waste between
collections.
 Hazardous waste must not be disposed of via normal
waste.
 Special containers for hazardous waste must be
available if needed.
 A special collection for hazardous waste can be
arranged with the 3rd party waste disposal company.
 Regular litter collections
 Awareness raising, to prevent littering at site.
 Site crews to be suitably trained in manual handling
 Suitable PPE must be available.
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• Qatar Construction Specifications 2014.

2.1 General Description

• General Defining Prior activities.

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3.1 R02 - Road Opening Form (Utilities)

3.2 R03 - Road Opening Form (Traffic)

3.3 Dewatering permit

Sequence of the works:

4.1 Prior Activities:

4.3 Dewatering and Pumping Arrangement

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Deep Well Dewatering System:

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Groundwater Control Works Risk Register:

Additional Additional pump Medium Low Increase the

Health, Safety & Environmental (HSE) Management and Control:

5.1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

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Quality Assurance / Control:

6.1 Baseline Ground Water Quality

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Substance Intervention values

Cyanide – free 5 20 1500

Cyanide – complex 10 50 1500

Benzene 0.2 1.1 30

Ethylbenzene 4 110 150

Xylenes (sum) 0.2 17 70

Styrene (vinylbenzene) 6 86 300

Phenol 0.2 14 2000

Cresols (sum) 0.2 13 200

4 Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH)

Chrysene 0.003 - 0.2

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Benzo(a)pyrene 0.0005 - 0.05

Benzo(k)fluoroanthene 0.0004 - 0.05

Indeno(1,2,3-cd) pyrene 0.0004 - 0.05

Benzo(ghi)perylene 0.0003 - 0.05

PAH (sum of 10) - 40 -

Dichloromethane 0.01 3.9 1000

1,2-dichloroethane 7 6.4 400

1,1-dichloroethene 0.01 0.3 10

1,2-dichloroethene (sum) 0.01 1 20

Dichloropropanes (sum) 0.8 2 18

Trichloromet ane (chloroform) 6 5.6 400

1,1,1-trichloroethane 0.01 15 300

1,1,2-trichloroethane 0.01 10 130

Trichloroethene (Tri) 24 2.5 500

Tetrachloromethane (Tetra) 0.01 0.7 10

Tetrachloroethene (Per) 0.01 8.8 40

Trichlorobenzenes (sum) 0.01 11 10

Tetrachlorobenzenes (sum) 0.01 2.2 2.5

Pentachlorobenzene 0.0003 6.7 1

Hexachlorobenzene 0.00009 2.0 0.5

Dichlorophenols (sum) 0.2 22 30

Trichlorophenols (sum) 0.03 22 10

Tetrachlorphenols (sum) 0.01 21 10

d. polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)

e. other chlorinated hydrocarbons