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Project Name:
K1785 – DMS WASTE CONVEYING SYSTEM DRIVE HOUSE
CONCRETE FLOORING
Contract Number:
4600026861
Document Number:
K1785-I-I14200-IP-DOC-C0003-0004
Drawing Reference:
K1785-I-I12610-DE-SCM-C0001-0001
K1785-I-I12610-DE-DRW-C0001-0002
Revision No: 00
Design Engineer
J.Hoffman QC/QA Manager
Table of Contents
1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE …………….……………………………….………………………………….………………..2
1.1 Method Overview ……………………………………………………….………………………………….…………….3
2. APPLICABLE STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
3. METHOD OF WORKING ……………………………………………….…………………………………….………….3
3.1 Ensuring safety of employees ……………………………………….……………….………………………........3
3.2 Ensuring safety of others ……………………………………………….………………………………...………....3
3.3 LV Cables Strapping ………………………………………………………….…………….………………………......3
3.4 Cable racking ………….……………………………………………………….…………………………………….……..4
3.5 Installation and termination of pump sump control HV and MV cable relocating …….…..4
3.6 HV and MV cable installation and termination
6. SAFETY …………………………………………………………………………………………….…………….…….…….5
Working at heights
Use of Scaffolding
Use of hand tool
Use of baby grinder
Use of welding machine
Excluded are:
Project specifications within accordance to Sishen specification, Kumba. Anglo American and
SANS
ENG-ECI-ELC-SPC-004-Electrical installation specification
SHEQ-ENG-STD-033- Cable, wiring and numbering standards
Mine Health and Safety Acts and Regulations
Passport 306
AFC Drawings
Environmental Management Programme (EMP)
3. METHOD OF WORKING
3.1 Ensuring safety of employees
Employees must do a complete isolation and lock-out, tag and test for DEAD procedure –ensuring
zero electrical potential. Employees must not work on any live equipment.
A steel strapping bending tool shall be properly used and sharp edges shall at all costs be avoided.
Good housekeeping shall be ensured to avoid slipping, tripping and falling.
3.3 HV and MV and LV Cables Strapping
3.3.1 LV Cables equal to or less than 25mm²: Up to a maximum of three cables strapped
together with a Bandit strap at intervals of 3m, placing two stainless steel cable ties 1m apart in
between the Band-It straps.
3.3.2 HV and MV Cables equal to or less than 120mm²: Up to a maximum of one cables strapped
together with a Bandit strap at intervals of 3m, placing two stainless steel cable ties 1m apart in
between the Band-It straps.
3.5 Installation and termination of sump pump control and HV and MV cable relocate.
3.5.1 Cut and assemble sump pump control structure.
3.5.2 Fix control panel on the structure by use of M8 bolds Z washers and spring nuts.
3.5.3 Terminate both power and control LV cables in the control panel.
3.5.4 Terminate sump pump.
4. Resource Requirements
4.1 Materials
Scaffolding
Ladders
Safety Harnesses
Fall arrest equipment
Baby grinder
Welding machine
TLB for excavation
4.3 Manpower
Supervisor
Electricians
Semi-skilled electricians
General workers
5. Quality Control
A Quality Control Plan (also Inspection and Test Plan) is used to identify the sequence in which the
activities will be performed, and the documents required for Quality Control. It also refers to the
Project Specifications, South African National Standards and other acceptance criteria related to the
project and drawing requirements.
5.1 Standard Forms
The following Documents will be used and kept in the quality control file at the site office:
Adhere to all applicable legislation i.e. MHS Act, OHS Act, Buildings Act, KIO Specifications etc.
Supervision will ensure communication of JRA’s and implementation of controls at the work face level.
PTO’s will be conducted to measure effectiveness of controls. Correct and sufficient tools will be
made available for all works. Employees will wear the required PPE at all t