MOS For Metallic Conduit Installation

HARADH & HAWIYAH GAS COMPRESSION PROJECT
Document Submittal from Contractor
Document Number:
KAMCO-TRSA-ELE-MOS-003
KAMCO
Vendor Name:
METHOD STATEMENT FOR METALLIC CONDUIT
Document Type: INSTALLATION
00 13 Oct 2019 Issued for Approval
REV. DATE: DESCRIPTION BY CHK APPR

HARADH AND HAWIYAH FIELD GAS COMPRESSION PROJECT 10130
METHOD STATEMENT FOR METALLIC CONDUIT PAGE 2 OF
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KAMCO-TRSA-ELE-MOS-003 REV.: 00
INDEX
1. SCOPE.........................................................................................................................3
2. PURPOSE ....................................................................................................................3
3. DEFINITIONS...............................................................................................................3
4. REFERENCES .............................................................................................................3
5. RESPONSIBILITIES.....................................................................................................4
6. PROCEDURE...............................................................................................................5
6.1 REQUIRED TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT.......................................................... 5
6.2 PRE-INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES ................................................................. 6
6.3 INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES ......................................................................... 7
7. HSE: ..........................................................................................................................10
7.1 Safety Requirement.......................................................................................... 10
8. INSPECTION AND TESTING: ....................................................................................10
9. JSA: ...........................................................................................................................11
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1. SCOPE
This Method Statement is applicable to all the metallic conduit system installation activities
within the Haradh and Hawiyah Field Gas Compression Buildings in line with Técnicas
Reunidas IFC drawings, and Saudi Aramco Standards and Project Specifications, and
pertinent International Codes.
2. PURPOSE
This Method Statement serves to describe the applicable scope, references and standards,
attributing responsibilities, detailed procedure, and inspection and safety considerations of
metallic conduit system construction activities, to be installed within t he buildings, part of
Haradh and Hawiyah Field Gas Compression Project, located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
3. DEFINITIONS
COMPANY: Saudi Aramco

PROJECT: Haradh and Hawiyah Field Gas Compression Project
CONTRACTOR: Técnicas Reunidas
SUBCONTRACTOR: KAMCO
SAES Saudi Aramco Engineering Standard

NEC National Electrical Code
NFPA National Fire Protection Association
NEMA National Electrical Manufacturers Association
VENDOR Manufacturer's Installation Instruction Manual
PQAM/QCIP Project Quality Assurance Manual / Quality Control Inspection
Plan
4. REFERENCES
The latest revision of Saudi Aramco Engineering Standards shall be used as per references
and is part of this Method Statement in the execution work.
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SAES-P-100 Basic power system design criteria

SAES-P-104 Wiring Methods and Materials
SAES-P-111 Grounding
SAES-J-902 Electrical System for Instrumentation
SAES-B-068 Electrical Area Classifications
SAES-A-114 Excavation and Backfill
10130‐00‐090‐PD‐0008 Quality Requirements for Subcontractor
10130‐00‐090‐PD‐0010 Inspection and Testing Procedure
10130-00-091-PD-0005 Contractor Site Safety Program
10130-00-091-PD-0006 Hazard Identification Plan
10130-00-091-PD-0007 Construction Environmental Management Plan
10130-00-091-PD-0010 Site Security Plan
10130-00-091-PD-0013 Work permit system
10130-00-091-PD-0021 Site Traffic Management plan
SACSM Saudi Aramco Construction Safety Manual
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
QA/QC Manager: Implementation of overall discipline of QA/QC inspection, verification of the

project specification, documentation and QC records for final acceptance.
HSE Manager: Implementation of all safety requirements within the construction areas.
Lead Electrical / Instrument Engineer: Preparation and submission of method statement

and material submittal for Project PMT and owners' review and approval; material requisition
of approved permanent materials, estimation and reconciliations of material final quantity,
preparation of construction shop drawings if necessary, and red -lined mark-ups.
Electrical / Instrument Supervisor: Preparation of any relevant permit prior the

commencement of work, confirmation of full compliance by all electrical foremen, electricians
and labourers of work execution in accordance with the project requirements and
specifications; proper planning of work in accordance with the approved work method
statement; Confirmation of availability of all materials, tools, equipment, and required
personnel to carry out the work safely.
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Electrical / Instrument Foreman: Preparation of any relevant permit prior the commencement
of work, confirmation of full compliance by all associated craftsmen to the requiremen ts of this
procedure; proper execution and workmanship, manpower assignments and hourly monitoring
of work activities and sequential execution to achieve the construction targets; maintaining a
safe work atmosphere for the workmen and performing a daily sa fety basics conversation prior
to commencement of work.
Quality Control Inspector: Daily monitoring of electrical activities and compliance verification
to Customer's Specifications, in full harmony with the Project QA Manual and Quality Control
Inspection Plan; Preparation of daily QC records and final acceptance documentation;
Maintaining close working relationships with the Customer's Representatives.
Safety Supervisor: Overall work monitoring, to ensure carrying it out in accordance with the
applicable project safety procedures.
Store Keeper: Identification of the location, preservation of the materials and equipment at the
storage area, and keeping the record and control all the materials / equipment's was released.
6. PROCEDURE
6.1 REQUIRED TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT
 Drilling Machine
 Welding Machine
 Pipe Threading Machine
 Hydraulic Pipe Bender
 Pipe Wrench
 Speed Cutter
 Face shields
 Grinding machines/ disc
 Forklift
 Stakebed Truck
 Flat and Half round file
 Other relevant tools
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6.2 PRE-INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES
1. Ensure that all relevant documents have been approved by Saudi Aramco prior to
commencing installation, and that the latest revisions of IFC drawings,
specifications including approved procedures are disseminated to the concerned
personnel who will carry out the work.
2. Confirm correct material size / type and other associated materials are available
and meet the requirements of the project specifications.
3. Check that all the electrical materials are new and unused.
4. Check the manufacturer's name, trade name, or other acceptable marking whereby
the organization responsible for the product can be readily identified.
5. Check the availability of the product installation instruction, if necessary.
6. Electrical materials shall be identified by using tags, stamps, color coding,

stencils or labels.
7. Check that the materials are traceable from the manufacturer and/or supplier
through delivery, storage, fabrication, erection, installation, etc.
8. Check materials for damage before transporting to the work area. All materials
of doubtful condition or quality shall be immediately segregated from the job site.
9. Over hanging from the trailer/ truck body of any conduit material is not allowed.
Ensure that they are properly and adequately secured / supported.
10. Secure work permit for conduit installation and other associated works, if
required.
11. Ensure Safety Barriers are erected at designated work areas, if necessary.
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12. Check and confirm actual proposed routing against approved construction
drawings.
13. For above ground installation, ensure adequate scaffold ladders and access
ways are available at the work location.
14. Plan the work area with separate storage, work and waste disposal locations,
to avoid congestion and enable systematic installation.
15. Ensure that conduits, fittings and accessories needed to complete the work are
available at designated areas scheduled for installation, and that they are the
correct size and the routing is in accordance with approved drawings.
16. Electrical inspector shall witness installation activities.
17. Welders responsible for the conduit support shall get approval and
certification from Saudi Aramco.
18. Scaffolding Supervisor shall be approved and certified by Saudi Aramco.
19. Material receiving inspection shall be done before transporting the materials to
the work location.
20. Raceways shall be installed between outlet, junction or splicing points prior to
the installation of conductors.
6.3 INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES
1. Fabricate and install braces and supports. Welding shall be in accordance with
the approved procedures. Welding of braces and support should be sealed and
field welded. Clean and properly prime with an approved galvanized primer.
2. As early as possible, lay the metallic conduit (rigid steel conduit, liquid-tight
flexible conduit, PVC-coated rigid steel conduit, etc.) using adequate final
support. If the final support cannot be done on time due to actual site condition,
adequate steel tie wires as temporary support may be used but only for a short
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period of time considering inspection and walk-through. Ensure correct fittings,

offsets, route and elevation. Properly mark the required interval of supports to
avoid obstruction, while maintaining uniformity as indicated on the typical
installation detail as well as on the plan drawings.
3. Metallic conduits shall be securely fastened within 900mm of its outlet box,
junction box, conduit body, and other conduit installation.
4. Metallic conduits shall be supported at intervals not to exceed to 3 meters.
5. Observe proper bending radius for each conduit. Run shall not contain four
90° (total of 360°) bends between pull points e.g. conduit bodies and boxes to
allow easy pulling of cable as well as preventing to damage the cable or wires.
6. Leave all newly installed empty conduits with pulling wire for quick installation
of the cable or wires.
7. Install Conduit parallel with or at right angles to walls, columns, beams etc.,
except as indicated on drawings. Uniformity and workmanship shall be observed.
8. After cutting of conduit pipes, remove any sharp burrs using a half round file.
9. Lubricate threads of plugs, junction boxes and other fittings with approved rust
preventive grease compounds.
10. Care should be taken to avoid wrench damage to conduit or PVC-coating during
tightening.
11. Field cut of metal support, and exposed conduit thread should be touched up
with zinc rich paint.
12. Provide Sealing for all conduit wall penetrations: conduit penetration should be
through metal sleeve, while sealing should be same as the rating of the wall.
Refer to SAES-P-104 Sec.15.4.1 for further guidance.
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13. Install metal junction boxes levelled and supported with appropriate hubs,
locknuts and bushings.
14. As much as possible, install conduit bodies and Pull Boxes in a position
preventive to absorption of moist and condensation.
15. Raceway shall be provided with expansion fittings where necessary to compensate
for thermal expansion and contraction.
16. Install the conduit drain fittings at the lowest elevation of the installed conduits in
order to drain the accumulated liquids that might occur due to condensation which
is known to be problematic whenever raceways are exposed to different
temperatures.
17. Conduits crossing hazardous location boundaries shall terminate in the open air
at both ends of the conduits.
18. Small gap shall be allowed between cable tray ends and conduit openings
applicable to be dropped in conduits.
19. "Conduit fill shall not exceed the maximum fill as specified in NEC Chapter 9" or
apply basically the 40% fill and 60% space as common practice for multiple
cables/wires.
20. Installed conduit stub-up must be protected with sufficient cover or plug before
concrete pouring, or cable pulling to free from proper filling of cable or wires.
Any spare open ends properly plugged, bends free of deformities, and hard
plastic conduit spacer installed as required.
21. Conduit ends shall be sealed with duct seal or end bells wherever required
and applicable.
22. Follow Conduit run to be completed and cleaned of construction debris by

blowing with clean air prior to Cable Pulling.
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23. Following completion of installation, submit "Request For lnspection" (RFI) to

site QC, indicating schedule time / date for inspection.
24. Raceway identification of Feeder & Branch circuits: In accessible exposed ceiling
spaces of unfinished areas, label conduit with panel and circuit numbers of
conductors routed through the conduit. Label conduit at all wall penetrations and
connections to all panels, junction boxes and equipment served.
25. Empty conduits: provide labels with description of purpose, and location of
opposite end, on each of the conduits provided for future.
26. Metallic conduit shall be grounded at both end points by bonding to a ground
conductor a grounded metal enclosure, or to a grounded metal cable tray with
approved grounding clamps and conductors connected externally to the conduit.
7. HSE:
A specific site Job Safety Analysis will be required prior to start the work in order to assess the
specific risk arisen in work location, which will include all HSE requirements and the specific
safety measures to perform the work safely.
7.1 Safety Requirement
Precautionary Measures:
1. All safety precautionary signboards, whenever necessary, must be visibly posted.
2. Wear full body harness when working at heights.
3. Ensure that only authorized personnel are within the affected area.
4. A copy of the approved JSA shall be maintained at worksite by work Supervisor.
8. INSPECTION AND TESTING:
Inspection and Quality Records:
All stages of work shall be inspected in accordance with the Approved Project Quality Control
Inspection Plan.
HARADH AND HAWIYAH FIELD GAS COMPRESSION PROJECT
IK Contract No.: (6600040668 ,6600040670&66000672
JO. / PROJECT NO(10-130)
SAOC BI NO:BI-10-02029-0002,10-01996-0003&10-01966-0004
JSA No 007 Date Created Nov 19, 2018 Revision No. 0001
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS SHEET
Company:KAMCO CONTRACTING DIVISION

Project/Site HARADH AND HAWIYAH FIELD GAS COMPRESSION PROJECT Main Contractor TR
Job Task JSA for Electrical system installation in Buildings. Work Area All Areas under KAMCO’s Scope of work
Material Safety Data Sheets Required Yes
Plant & Equipment Required YES

Licenses / Competencies Required YES
Work Permit System： Cold Work Permit Hot Work Permit Excavation Work Permit
Scaffolding Permit Electrical Work Permit Radiography Work Permit Crane Lifting Permit Other Work Permit
PPE Required:
High Risk Work： Structural Collapse Demolition of Structures Confined Spaces

Work in Tunnel Fall from Heights> 2m Explosives Excavation>1.5m Mobile Plant
Drowning Asbestos Pressurised Gas Pipes/Mains Electrical Traffic
Tilt-up/Precast Concrete Chemical/Fuel/Refrigerant Lines Contaminated/Flammable Atmosphere
Task/Location Specific Risks:： Ground Conditions Noise Weather

Access & Egress Obstacles/Buildings Overhead Obstructions Soil Pollution Water Pollution
Compressed Air Rotating Machinery Quick Cut Saw Angle Grinder Hot Work / Burns
Ignitions Sources Dust Fatigue Pedestrians / Workers Unauthorised Persons
Underground Services Poor Lighting Snakes / Vermin Exposure to UV
Emergency Contact Number： Construction Supervisor:Saji George Contact No:0507912082
Emergency Contact Number: Rescue: 997 Traffic: 993 Fire Fighting: 998 TR Hotline Number : +966 (0) 533992200
HSE Manager KAMCO: +966 (0) 598072643- Project Manager ( HGCP3 & ADMIN) : +966 (0) 568929967,Project Manager ( Midrika & Tinut) : +966 (0) 508647091
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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS SHEET
Risk Residual
Job Step Potential Hazard Control Method
Rating Risk
 Pre job tool box talk shall be conducted by the supervisor to

discuss the hazards and control measures to be implemented.
 The valid work permit shall be obtained; Permit issuer and
receiver must visit the job location to ensure that the area is safe
for excavation.
Safety Failures/breaches due
to one of the following causes:  Qualified supervision will be available full time for the plumbing
M work.
Preparation for the activity  No Permit or invalid  All the plans and procedures shall be followed strictly at site.
permit  The work shall be carried out according to the agreed HSE
 Lack of Supervision plans and procedures.
 No follow the Procedure  Copy of Method statement and JSA shall be available at site
 Lack of training or and followed.
incomplete risk  Only competent and authorized trained concerning safety
assessment matters will be engaged in the activity.
 Communication Failure  Risk assessment shall be carried out for excavation job.
 Mechanical Failure  Instruction will be clear and proper communication means will
 No safe work platform be available when necessary.
 Generator shall be inspected by KAMCO / TR competent
inspector prior to mobilize for the work.
 Daily inspection checklist shall be maintained after functional
test by the user.
 Proper platform shall be provided with guard rails (top rail, mid
rail and toe board while work at height.
 Housekeeping shall be maintained all the time at site.
Cable rolls handling and  The work area shall be free from slippery surfaces.
Slips, trips and falls M L
Lying of grounding cables  All the material shall be stored in proper storage areas to
below the ground level. minimize the tripping hazards
 Only trained workers shall be allowed to perform the job.
-Cuts, laceration
 Wear appropriate protective equipment for the activity such as L
-Pinch points M ANSI approved hand gloves, etc.
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Rating Risk
 KAMCO shall provide the first aid kit and trained first aider to
treat the injuries.
 Keep the body parts away from pinch points.
 KAMCO shall provide third party approved stand to hold the
cable roll.
 The cable roll will be placed on the stand with mechanical aid
(Boom truck, Crane).
 Sufficient man power shall be used to withdraw the cable from
drum.
 Implement rest periods / break time for all workers
 Observe proper body positioning during work
 Implement proper manual lifting posture
 Designate workers depending on their capabilities
 Use mechanical aid instead of lifting manually.
- Musculoskeletal  Break down the load into smaller parts.
disorders.  Use several workers to handle the large, bulky load rather than
M just one. L
- Overstretching.
 Training regarding manual handling of the load shall be given to
- Over exertion.
the workers.
 Use the table or lift to bring the load to the waist height.
 Eliminate twisting and stooping by changing the layout of the
work station.
 Rearrange the workplace to allow more space for the handling
activity.
 The exothermic welding device shall be properly inspected and
Exothermic welding of inspection tag shall be pasted on device.
Improper use of the product.
grounding  The product shall be used in proper way and adequate
High temperature
reparation of the conductors; molds or surrounding be applied
Aggressive reaction. for protecting the aggressive reaction.
Burns  All flammable/combustible materials not required for the job
Inhalation M shall be removed prior to any exothermic welding operation. L
Skin Irritation  Fire blankets are to be used to retain all sparks, slag or hot
Eye Contact pieces of metal to prevent contact with a flammable /
Fire hazards combustible substance, electrical circuit, machinery, equipment
or people.
 Ensure the thermo weld equipments (Mould, torch) are free from
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Risk Residual
Rating Risk
defects.
 The activity shall be performed in the supervision of competent
supervisor.
 Proper PPE (facemask, glasses, gloves, apron) shall be used at
while performing the activity, for excessive inhalation of dust,
fume, remove from exposure, provide fresh air, and consult a
physician
 Do not use worn or broken moulds which could cause leakage
of molten weld metal.
 Dry sand and suitable extinguishing agents should be used to
protect surrounding areas.
 Proper housekeeping shall be done all time, to avoid any kindly
slip, trip or fall hazards at site.
 Keep the eye wash besides working area.
 Long welding gloves shall used for the activity.
 SDS must be provided for chemical being used.
 Maintain safe distance from ignition source.
 Person shall be properly trained to perform the activity.
Installation of conduit, cable  Wear appropriate protective equipment for the activity such as
tray, panels, Lights and out let ANSI approved Hand gloves.
using hand and power tools. M  KAMCO shall provide the first aid kit and trained first aider to
Cuts, laceration treat the injuries. L
 It is strictly prohibited to keep the hands near threading point.
 The panel boards shall be moved by manual force due to its
light weight.
 KAMCO will use mechanical aid if case of heavy weight panel.
 The work area shall be free from slippery surfaces.
 All the material shall be stored in proper storage areas to
minimize the tripping hazards.
- Musculoskeletal
disorders.
M  Implement proper manual lifting posture L
- Overstretching.
 Designate workers depending on their capabilities
- Over exertion.
 Use mechanical aid instead of lifting manually.
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Rating Risk
 Break down the load into smaller parts.

 Use several workers to handle the large, bulky load rather than
just one.
the workers.
work station.
activity.
drum.
 The drill machine shall be inspected by KAMCO/TR electrical
inspector prior to mobilize to the site.
Drilling work to make the hole  Large holes shall be drilled in stages with step drills or by using
for support fixings. Mechanical Failure M smaller bore drill bits and gradually increasing the drill bit size. L
 Drills shall not be equipped with a trigger lock.
 Drill bits shall be kept sharp and clean.
 Trained and qualified person shall be deployed for the job.
 All the power connections shall be equipped with ELCB and
GFCI safety device to disconnect the power in case of short
Electric shock M circuit. L
 Avoid standing on wet surfaces while using power tools.
 Power tools must be double insulated.
 Appropriate type of fire extinguisher shall be provided.
 Trained fire watchman must be provided within hot work area.
M  Remove all the combustible or flammable material from hot L
Fire hazards
work area.
 The combustible material shall be covered with fire blanket if not
possible to remove.
 The ear muffs shall be used by the employee using drill
machine to prevent from high noise.
High Noise M L
 The workers working beside drilling area shall be away from
drilling area.
Cuts, laceration L
 Wear appropriate protective equipment for the activity such as
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Rating Risk
leather gloves, face shield, ear muffs etc.

M  KAMCO shall provide the first aid kit and trained first aider to
treat the injuries.
 The gloves will not be allowed near rotating machinery.
M  The air blower shall be used to remove the dust from affected
Dust inhalation areas. L
 All the workers must wear dust mask to prevent dust inhalation.
 All workers shall wear full body harness while working above
the height of 1.8 meter
 All workers working on elevated areas must undergo the
working at height training which will be conducted by TR
 The full body harness shall be inspected by competent person
M and must have monthly inspection color code.
 Suspension safety Trauma device shall be used with harness.
 Proper means of access and egress shall be provided for
working at height.
 Safe work platform shall be provided with top rail, mid rail and
toe boards.
 Respect safety procedure of work at height and scaffold etc.
 The work shall not be allowed in wind speed of 65 km/h for
outside scaffold.
-Fall from height
 Where a fixed fall protection system cannot be installed, a L
-Fall of Materials. personal fall arrest system, which is designed to stop (arrest)
personnel once a fall has occurred, shall be used.
 Personnel shall inspect fall protection equipment, including full-
body harnesses, lanyards and D-rings prior to each use.
 Fall protection equipment shall be kept clean, in good repair and
stored properly when not in use.
 Rescue capabilities shall be immediately available for personnel
involved in a fall. Suspension trauma safety straps (foot stirrups)
shall be provided with each full-body harness to ensure that
personnel involved in a fall can stand up in their harness to
prevent loss of circulation until they can be rescued.
 Personal fall arrest systems shall include a full-body harness
shock-absorbing lanyard or self-retracting lifeline as indicated in
CSM.
 Secure the materials on elevated area by the means of having
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Risk Residual
Rating Risk
toe board and material shall be secured.

 The area under working at height shall be barricaded
completely to prevent unauthorized entry towards danger zone.
 Where possible, work shall be performed on the ground to
minimize exposure to falls from heights.
 Keep the material on elevated areas which is useable. Do not
stack extra material on elevated areas that might increase the
risk of falling material.
 If the material height more than toe board height, other
protection system shall be utilized by KAMCO.
 The proper guard must be provided around all the moving parts
of the tools.
Entanglement hazards M L
 It is strictly prohibited to wear loose clothing while using power
tools.
 All the power connections shall be equipped with ELCB and
GFCI safety device to disconnect the power in case of short
circuit.
Electric shock M L
 Avoid standing on wet surfaces while using power tools.
 Power tools shall rated 125 - 220 volts.
 Power tools must be double insulated.
 Appropriate type of fire extinguisher shall be provided.
 Trained fire watchman must be provided within hot work area.
Fire hazards M  Remove all the combustible or flammable material from hot L
work area.
 The combustible material shall be covered with fire blanket if not
possible to remove.
 The ear muffs shall be used by the employee using drill
machine to prevent from high noise.
High Noise M L
 The workers working beside drilling area shall be away from
drilling area.
Cable pulling work inside the - Musculoskeletal  Observe proper body positioning during work
building. disorders.  Implement proper manual lifting posture
M L
- Overstretching.  Designate workers depending on their capabilities
- Over exertion.  Use mechanical aid instead of lifting manually.
 Break down the load into smaller parts.
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Rating Risk
just one.
the workers.
work station.
activity.
drum.
 Wear appropriate protective equipment for the activity such as
leather gloves, face shield, ear muffs etc.
Cuts, laceration L
M  KAMCO shall provide the first aid kit and trained first aider to
treat the injuries.
 Wear leather gloves while performing termination work.

 Keep the hands away from pinch points.
Termination work using hand M  Standard / Special hand tool shall be used during removal of L
tools only. (NO Energization). Hand injury/ Pinch points
insulation from cables
 The cutting pliers shall be used to remove the cable
insulation instead of knife.
 The work area shall be free from slippery surfaces.
 All the material shall be stored in proper storage areas to
minimize the tripping hazards
 Implement proper manual lifting posture
- Musculoskeletal disorders.  Designate workers depending on their capabilities
- Overstretching. M  Use mechanical aid instead of lifting manually. L
- Over exertion.  Break down the load into smaller parts.
just one.
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the workers.
work station.
activity.
 Wear safety glasses and face shield while doing termination job.
Eye Injury  Special training will be given to the employees who perform
termination job.
 Inform to TR emergency hot line number in case of any
emergency.
 Ensure that all the staff understands the action required during
emergency situation.
Emergency Response. Inadequate emergency  Ensure availability of first aiders, ambulanced with driver and
S L
response first aid kit as per SA requirement.
 The emergency contact phone numbers shall be displayed at
site in visible location.
 All the staff should be familiar with the closest ambulance point
at site and emergency contact numbers.
 Heat stress awareness training will be implemented.
 Daily monitoring environmental conditions ( air temperature
and relative humidity) and communicate the current heat
Adverse weather condition stress danger category daily. Weather forecast will be
consulted on daily basis. Anemometer will be available at
site for permanent monitoring.
 Scheduling work/rest rotation for workers according to the
Harsh weather conditions
current heat index.
(High wind, sand storm,
M  During extreme sand storm, heavy rain, thunderstorm or L
extreme hot, heavy raining,
other harsh condition, the activity will be re assessed and if
extreme cold and heat stress.
necessary stopped.
 Drinking water stations and rest shelter will be available at
work location.
 Rest breaks and job rotation policy will be implemented in
extreme cold season.
 Provide hot drinks for employees in extreme cold season.
 Provide thick clothing in winter for employees.
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SITE PERSONNEL CONTACT NUMBERS
NAME DESIGNATION CONTACT NUMBER
ENGR. ABDEL AZIZ PROJECT MANAGER 056-892-9967
050-864-7091
ENGR. MAHMOUD ZAKI PROJECT MANAGER
KALEEM SARWAR SAFETY MANAGER 059-807-2643
Mechanical Group
SAJI BABY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER 0502417667
SATHEESH ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR 0531942438
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C – Possible The event might occur at some time
D – Unlikely The event could occur at some time
E– Rare The event may occur only in exceptional circumstances
Step 3
Matrix Consequences
Potential 1 – Negligible 2 – Minor 3 – Moderate 4 – Major 5 – Severe
A – Almost Certain M (9) S (15) S (19) H (24) H (25)
B – Likely L (7) M (11) S (18) S (21) H (23)
C – Possible L (5) L (6) M (13) S (17) H (22)
D – Unlikely L (3) L (4) M (10) M (14) S (20)
E– Rare VL (1) L (2) M (8) M (12) S (16)
Legend
Risk Rating
Activity to be re-planned and/or re-designed. If this is not possible, an independent Hazard Assessment of the activity is to be completed by the Project Manager prior
High
to completing the SWMS
Significant Activity Must be reviewed by Senior Site Management Representative and have identified risk controls built into the SWMS and work procedure
Medium Site Supervisor must review method of task.

Low Some action may be required, Supervisor to determine and monitor
Very Low Minimal risk, monitor where work changes
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HARADH & HAWIYAH GAS COMPRESSION PROJECT

Document Submittal from Contractor

00 13 Oct 2019 Issued for Approval

REV. DATE: DESCRIPTION BY CHK APPR

COMPANY: Saudi Aramco

SAES Saudi Aramco Engineering Standard

SAES-P-100 Basic power system design criteria

QA/QC Manager: Implementation of overall discipline of QA/QC inspection, verification of the

Lead Electrical / Instrument Engineer: Preparation and submission of method statement

Electrical / Instrument Supervisor: Preparation of any relevant permit prior the

6.1 REQUIRED TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT

6.2 PRE-INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES

5. Check the availability of the product installation instruction, if necessary.

6. Electrical materials shall be identified by using tags, stamps, color coding,

16. Electrical inspector shall witness installation activities.

18. Scaffolding Supervisor shall be approved and certified by Saudi Aramco.

6.3 INSTALLATION ACTIVITIES

period of time considering inspection and walk-through. Ensure correct fittings,

4. Metallic conduits shall be supported at intervals not to exceed to 3 meters.

22. Follow Conduit run to be completed and cleaned of construction debris by

23. Following completion of installation, submit "Request For lnspection" (RFI) to

7.1 Safety Requirement

8. INSPECTION AND TESTING:

Inspection and Quality Records:

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS SHEET

Company:KAMCO CONTRACTING DIVISION

Material Safety Data Sheets Required Yes

Plant & Equipment Required YES

High Risk Work： Structural Collapse Demolition of Structures Confined Spaces

Task/Location Specific Risks:： Ground Conditions Noise Weather

Emergency Contact Number： Construction Supervisor:Saji George Contact No:0507912082

 Pre job tool box talk shall be conducted by the supervisor to

 Break down the load into smaller parts.

leather gloves, face shield, ear muffs etc.

toe board and material shall be secured.

 Wear leather gloves while performing termination work.

NAME DESIGNATION CONTACT NUMBER

ENGR. ABDEL AZIZ PROJECT MANAGER 056-892-9967

KALEEM SARWAR SAFETY MANAGER 059-807-2643

SAJI BABY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER 0502417667

SATHEESH ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR 0531942438

Medium Site Supervisor must review method of task.

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