am» 45. atetion0s oR OUP Nv 78 suum CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Ow Systm Brose CORP-SYS-02 Control of Docunents and Data Document Transmittal Project or Office 1 Berth 4 Marine Flare Support Structure for QGII, Ras Laffan, QATAR Contract No. GTC-QGI-ONS-15 ‘Transmittal Ref. 0151-DT-0003 Issued by Karol Pieniazek Position _Project Manager To _Mr. Michael Khoury Organisation _Chiyoda~ Technip Joint Venture ‘The documents itemised below are for your attention and action as indicated. Document Codes ‘MS_| Management system document ‘MA_| Material submittal D_| Drawing ‘O_| Other Contract document F Electronic file R Report a ‘detion Codes a T__| information, no response required R_| Review and retam comments ‘C__| Construction or Use R2_| Retum to originator after amendment ‘A__| For approval, please reph Trem Document Code and Title Reference * | Rev. | Size | Copies [Action 1 | MS | Method Statement for O151-MS-01 2 |a4{ 1 A ‘Marine Flare Support 2, | PR | Requirements for Safe coRP-cEnais [1 [At [1 A | Working at Night Remarks =n —— I} Signature Date of Issue _29" June 06 * Note: For an explanation of the references for management system documents, see Table 7.1 and Table 7.3 of this system procedure. Document ref: CORP-SYS-02-F02 Rev.ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION OVERSEAS CO. S. A. METHOD STATEMENT ‘Document Ref. 0151-MS-01 Revision 2 |Pase lof 10 PROJECT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AN if BERTH 4 MARINE FLARE SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR QG If LNG ONSHORE FACILITIES PROJECT AT RAS LAFFAN, QATAR, METHOD STATEMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE MARINE FLARE SUPPORT STRUCTURE ‘Issue Status & | Issued for approval. Description Prepared by | Reviewed by | Approved by Document, | Rey.| Issue Date | Construction | Project QC Project Section Section Manager 0151-MS-01 2 29 Tune 2006 M. Wadie M. Edi-Lardner K. Pieniazek Appendix A 2 | 29 June 2006 Appendix B 1 | 13 June 2006 Appendix C 1 | 13 June 2006 i WW ‘Appendix D 2 | 29 ne 2006 Appendix E 2 | 29 June 2006 Appendix F 1 29 June 2006 ‘Appendix G 1_| 29 June 2006ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA "METHOD Document Ref. ; STATEMENT 0151-MS-01 Revision 2, Page 2 of 10 M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION LIST OF CONTENTS Page 1.0 Introduction. pene 2.0 Document Control 3 3.0 Health, Safety and the Environment 3.1 Health and Safety Hazards. 3 3.2 Adverse Environmental Impacts. 4 3.3. Transportation... = 4 3.4 Communications 4 3.5 Underground Services... 3 3.6 Noise Monitoring. 5 3.7 Dust control... 5 40 Resources 4.1 Equipment. 6 42 Personnel... 6 5.0 References... io 8 6.0 Methodology 6.1 Schedule of Work. 8 62 Construction Works 62.1 Construction Scope. 8 6.2.2 Installation of Piles 9 6.2.3 Construction of R.C. Structure Platform. 9 6.2.4 — Miscellaneous Items.........-ceeeeeses 9 7.0 Quality Control......... 10 Appendices: Appendix A Safety Hazard Control Programme Appendix B_ Environmental Impact Statement ‘Appendix C. Inspection and Test Plan /QC Forms Appendix D Drawings ‘Appendix E Equipments ‘Appendix F Schedule of works ‘Appendix G Design report of temporary steel structureARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA STATEMENT. 0151-MS-01 METHOD ‘Document Ref. Revision 2 Page 3 of 10 1 Ll. 12. 21. 2.2. 23. 3.0 3A M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION INTRODUCTION ‘This method statement presents an overview of the principal methods and equipment to be used to construct the three main elements of the Works related to Berth # 4 Marine Flare Support Structure. © Piles ‘* Reinforced Conerete Platform © Miscellaneous Items This method statement and job safety analysis are hereby developed within these elements to deseribe in more detail the methods used, the resources deployed and the controls put into place to eliminate or mitigate safety hazards and adverse environmental impacts. DOCUMENT CONTROL This method statement is a controlled document as required by the system procedure Quality Planning and issued in accordance with the system procedure Control of Documents and Data. ‘The method statement is subject to amendment during the execution of the Works as a result of periodic review and whenever circumstances require subject to CTSV approval. Revisions will be issued in accordance with the system procedure Control of Documents and Data whenever the main text changes or when an appendix is added or removed, Revised appendices for substitution will be issued separately and, where appropriate, will include a separate schedule of contents. This document's revision and appendix issue status is shown in the Project Register of Management System Documents, a copy of which may be obtained from the Project Office upon request. HEALTH, SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT Health and Safety Hazards ‘As required by the Project Health & Safety Plan, the significant health and safety hazards of this work have been analysed in accordance with the general procedure Hazard Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment and are listed below. Security Hazard / Possible unauthorized access Traffic accidents Falling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drowning, Lifting hazard / Falling object Noise level ‘Night time workingARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD ‘Document Ref. STATEMENT. 0151-MS-01 Revision 2 Page 4 of 10 M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION © Exposure to concrete Electrical hazards / Welding (working near or over water) 3.1.2 Controls will be implemented to minimise these hazards as set out in the form 32 3.2. 32. 34 3.4, Safety Hazard Control Programme included in Appendix A. ‘Adverse Environmental Impacts 1 Asrequiced by the Project Environmental Plan, the significant adverse environmental impacts of this work have been analysed in accordance with the general procedure Hazard Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment and are listed below. Waste and debris disposal Pollution from equipment due to leakage or during refuelling Pollution from the washing out of the concrete truck mixer Pollution from hydraulic hose leakage / burst Noise level 2 Controls will be implemented to minimise these adverse impacts, as set out in the form Environmental Impact Statement included in Appendix B. ‘Transportation. 1 The transportation of all project materials such as the fabricated piles, concrete ete. to the MFL #4 area will be by Sea via tug boats and barges. 2 The access for equipment and personnel to the working arca, for the MFL # 4 area will be through the existing jetty temporary at Archirodon Lay down area inside Ras Laffan Port See appendix-D. Communications. 1 Marine Equipment will be provided with VHF station. They shall co-ordinate each other in VH Frequency different than the one used at Ras Laffan Port in order not to interfere with their operations. Communication between CTJV and Archirodon shall be held through mobile telephones. ‘SIN | Comp- | Name Title Mobile No. any : 1 | CTIV | Jean Pierre Tholozan | Construction Manager | 5570327 Marine Area 2 |CTIV | Michael Khoury fraction Manager | 5895028 3 | ARCO | Karol Pieniazek Project Manager 5886015 4 | ARCO | Maged Wadie Construction ManagerARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD STATEMENT Document Ref. 0151-MS-01 Revision 2 Page 5 of 10 3.5 Underground services. M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION 3.5.1 No existing underground services in the area of MFL # 4. 3.5.2 Should any underground service found the activity will be immediately stopped and the fact will be communicated to the concerned authorities i.e. CTJV for review and instruction to proceed 3.6 Noise monitoring, 3.6.1 Periodic noise monitoring will be carried during construction of MFL # 4. 3.6.2 Whenever noise level exceeds the 85 (Dba) all employees will be instructed to wear PPE (earplugs). 3.6.3 The noise level range produced by the construction equipment will be as follows: compressor Equipment ‘Range of Noise Level (dBA) within 50ft. Piling rotary drill 86-90 Crawler crane 70-94 Vibro 85-102 Mobile erane Ht 97-102 Concrete truck mixer /Pump Less than 85 Generator / Welding set / Air i oe ay 3.7 Dust control. 3.7.1 Personnel exposed to dust shall wear dust masks.ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD | Document Ref. STATEMENT 0151-MS-01 Revision 2 Page 6 of 10 MS. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION 4 41 4A. 413 414 42 421 42.2 RESOURCES Equipment ‘The main equipment envisaged for the above works includes the following: ‘Table 4,1 Plant List Equipment MakelSize_[No. Task Jackcup barge equipped _| Jay Robertson 1 | Work platform for with cantilever platform driving, drilling and concreting of piles. Floating Grane Tima 2400 (i508 | 1 | Concrete platform ‘Crawler crane Manitowoe 4100W | 1 | Handling of piles on on deck of jack-up jack-up platform and barge (180%) _| driving Transport barge ‘Minimum 1 | Transport piles and dimension 9m x concrete to jack-up 44m platform Mobile crane 50 ton 1 | Onshore handling of piles. Vibratory hammer ICE BIS, 1_| Driving of piles Tmpact hammer THC 90 1_| Driving of piles Piling rotary drill with | Bauer BG-30 1 | Drilling for socket associated drills, stabilizers, casings, ete. Transit mixers, tremie Placing of concrete pipes ‘Tug boas 700 — 1000 HP 2 Water, lubrication and fuel services, to the above equipment will be provided from Archirodon facilities at the temporary Project Lay down Area. located inside Ras Laffan Port. Workshop services to equipment will be provided from the workshop facilities at the Project Lay down Area, Area. located inside Ras Laffan Port. All equipments shall be holding valid certificate ftom a third party inspector and shall be subject to CTIV inspection. Personnel - Responsibility — Work pattern. ‘The Construction Manager is responsible for the organization and coordination of the entire work. ‘The responsible Site Engineer will oversee the pile and concrete activities. He will be responsible for instructing the foreman about the requirements of the contract,ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD Document Ref. STATEMENT 0151-MS-01 Revision 2 Page 7 of 10 M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION 423 424 425 42.6 427 428 429 including all restrictions, safety regulations, and work-scope and time schedule. In addition, he will be responsible for related logistic matters. The foreman is responsible for implementation of the intemational regulations regarding the safety in all activities The Safety Officers are responsible fo assist the construction team to develop safe methods of working and to monitor implementation of the controls put in place. The PM is responsible for the management and co-ordination of all the sub- contractors and concemed authorities, so as the works on the project to be carried out in a safe and environmentally way to meet contract requirements, in particular for time and quality. Construction activities will be carried on a 24-hours basis. Night Shift Procedure shall be adopted. The activities will be coordinated closely between Archirodon and CTJY, Each shift has total duration 12 hrs but actual working hours are 10 with a total break down of 2 Hrs. ‘The manpower for this work includes the following: ‘Manpower Deployment Schedule Description No Site Engineer Foreman ‘Asst. Piling Foreman Piling Technicians Land surveyor Daill rig operator Crane operator ‘Concrete pump operator ‘Concrete mixer driver Qualified Welders ‘Asst, Concrete Foreman Labourers Mason Carpenter Steel fixer Safety officer for cach shift raf a] wl we] a} =] ro] oof =| xe] ep =| a) A] =] =ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD Document Ref. co : STATEMENT _ 0151-MS-01 Revision 2 Page 8 of 10 M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION 5.0 REFERENCES ‘System procedure CORP-SYS-01 Quality Planning System procedure CORP-SYS-02 Control of Documents and Data General procedure CORP-GEN-04 Procurement of Materials and Services General procedure CORP-GEN-12 Hazard Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment Project procedure 0151-SP-01 Control of Inspection and Testing Project procedure 0151-SP-02 Control of Quality Records Project plan 0151-PQP-01 Project Quality Plan Project plan 0151-PSP-01 Project Health, Safety &Security Plan Project plan 0151-PEP-01 Project Environmental Plan CTIV procedure QGX/20/00/QA/SW/NA/OI6 Welding Requirement at Site CTIV procedure QGX/20/00/QA/PC/NA/002 Inspection Coordination Procedure (With Subcontractor) © CTIV procedure QGX/20/00/QA/PCINA/020 Q4/OC Requirements for Subcontractors «© CTIV specification for concrete material QGX/120/00/C1/DB/NAJ008 and 101 CTV specification for lifting procedure QGX/120/00/SA/PC/NA/104 CTSV IFC list of drawing : (Refer to Appendix C) © QGX/27/74/MP/DR/PP/001 to 003 “Plot Plan” © QGX/27/74/ST/DR/GA/SO1 © QGX/27/T4/STIDR/DT/502 to 506 ‘+ CTIV Specification for Cathodic Protection QGX/27/74/ST/DB/NA/503 CTIV Specification for Painting QGX/27/74/ST/DB/NA/S04 6 METHODOLOGY 61 Schedule of Work 6.1.2 Construction activities will be carried on a 24-hours basis, and each shift has total uration of 12 hrs but actual working hours will be for 10 hrs. Detail schedule is attached to Appendix F 6.1.2 The activities will be coordinated closely between Archirodon and CTJV. 6.2 ‘Construction Works 62.1 Construction Scope 6.2.1.1 Prior to commencing the work, a valid PTW (Permit Of Work) shall be obtained. 6.2.12. The scope of work of this project consist of the following:ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD. Document Ref] STATEMENT. O151-MS-01 M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION Revision 2 Page 9 of 10 «4 nos. raked stecl piles anchored to the competent work.in accordance with drawings QGX/27/74/ST/DR/GA/S01 + Reinforced concrete structure platform supporting flare stack, bridge & maintenance platform. © Miscellaneous works such as ~ © Bridge support plinth ©. Flare stack foundation including anchor bolts installation using template. Maintenance steel platforms Fabrication & painting of piles (will be the subject of separate MS) Concrete surface protection ACW. Pads Cathodic protection to piles via sacrificial Zinc Anode. 90000 6.2.2 Installation of Piles 6.2.2.1 Steel Pipes 12 mtrs. Long, 120 nos., will be delivered by Archirodon to local workshop for blasting & painting with Interzone 954. 62.2.2 Pipes will be transported to Archirodon lay down area for fabrication and welding as per WPS prepared in accordance with AWS D1.1 Standard. 62.2.3 After successful inspection and ultrasonic testing (100%) of welded joints (8 nos. totals), painting of piles joints shall be completed. 6.2.2.4 Completed piles 4 nos. will be transported to site location via deck barge towed by tug boat. 62.2.5 A self elevated platform i.e. “Jay Robertson” = JR will be mobilized for the installation of piles. Installation will follow the construction steps as illustrated in Appendix-C drawing 6.2.3 Construction of Reinforced Concrete Platform 62.3.1 For this purpose a temporary steel structure shall be designed & constructed to support the formwork of the reinforced concrete platform and its own weight till the achievement of the required concrete strength. Design report is attached to Appendix G. 62.3.2. Installation will follows the construction steps as illustrated in Appendix-C 62.33. After completing wet curing for 14 days a curing compound will be applied to the exposed conerete surface. 6.2.4 Miscellaneous Items 62.4.1 Bridge flare plinths and maintenance platform will be constructed upon the casting of concrete platform as per normal practice,ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD Document Ref. 2 STATEMENT 0151-MS-O1 Revision Page 10 of 10 6.2.4.2 6.243 6.244 6.2.45 6.2.4.6 6.2.4.7 1.0 WW 72 73 M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION Zine anode will be installed with the help of divers following the RLDC diving regulations. A separate MS for diving will be prepared for this purpose. All steel reinforcement will delivered to the site cut & bend as per bar bending schedule prepared as per IFC drawings. Maintenance steel platform will be fabricated and delivered to site ready for installation by Archirodon. Protection coating will be applied to bottom, sides and top surfaces of concrete platform as per manufacturer instructions. Concrete will be produce from Archirodon Batching Plant at the lay down area. Concrete mix design approved by CTJV will be used for piles and concrete platform. QUALITY CONTROL ‘The construction and installation works will be surveyed and inspected in accordance with IFC drawing Project specifications and ITP’s. Notification to “CTIV”, of an Inspection, Test or Survey Activity will be done with the use of the form 0151-SP-01-FOI Notification and Report of Inspection, Test or Survey Activity (NRJ) to record documentary evidence. ‘All surveys, inspection and testing will be controlled by the project procedure Control of Inspection and Testing. Records generated by the inspections and tests will be controlled by the project procedure Control of Quality Records. - END OF TEXT -ARCHIRODON CONSTRUCTION (OVERSEAS) Co. SA METHOD. Document Ref STATEMENT | _0151-MS-O1 Issue 2 See sections 2.2 & 2.3 for control of this appendix APPENDIX A M.S. FOR MARINE FLARE SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION HAZARD CONTROL PROGRAM Title Reference Rev. | Pages Hazard Control Program 1 7 CTIV Job Safety Analysis Form 0157-MS-01 APP A-ISA | _1 1a» ARCHIRODON GROUP NV CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM General Procedure CORP-GEN.12 Hazand Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment Safety Hazard Control Programme Project _0151 Berth 4 Marine Flare Support Structure Works for QGII, Ras Laffan, QATAR. SECTION A - WORK ANALYSIS. PartAi Name of Company _Archirodon Construction (Overseas) Co. S.A Sere Date Prepared 13/06/2006 Document Ref. _0151-MS-01 ‘Name of Supervisor in Charge _Mr. Maged Wadia _ ‘Numbers and Disciplines of Personnel Carrying Out the Task _ Marine / Workshop /Transport Part A2 Scope of Work _Marine Flare Support Structure Construction Works _ Part A3. Sequence of the Work and Significant Potential Safety Hazards Activity 1 _Mobilization of Marine Personnel and Marine equipment Hazard —Uncertified personnel or untrained personnel not fit for the task. Hazard Man over Board Hazard “Equipment Failures. Activity 2 _ Installation of Piles Hazard Heat stress Hazard “Falling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drowning. | Hazard —Lifting hazard / Falling object Hazard Noise level ce Hazard Night time working = Seer Hazard “Electrical hazards / Welding (working near of over water) Hazard Exposure to concrete Activity 3 _Construction of R.C. Structure Platform Hazard Falling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drowning. Hazard "Exposure to concrete Hazard Lifting bazard / Falling object Hazard Heat stress Ht Activity 4 _ Miscellaneous Items — Plinth and Maintenance Platform Construction ‘Hazard Falling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drowning. Hazard “Lifting hazard / Falling object Hazard Part Ad Details of Equipment to be Used Cranes _Crawler crane - Manitowoc 4100W on deck of jack-up barge (1801), Mobile crane Plant _Jack-up barge, Tugboat Boat, Piling rotary drill with associated equipments. ‘Vibratory hammer, Impact hammer, Transit mixers, tremie pipes, Transport barge Lifting Tackle Only 3” party certification lifting tackle will be used Portable Equipment _Survey instruments, Generator, Diesel Welding machine, Light towers Air compressor, cutting sets, mechanical & electrical hand tools. Sheet 1 of 7 Document ref. CORP-GEN-12-FOI Rev.2a& ARCHIRODON GROUP NY consGRA ft MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SH crys cette OM GEN IS Heo tnt and EnironmertlIpectAstesome Safety Hazard Control Programme PartAS Check List Response delete inapplicable responses Response 1 Permit to Work Yes 11 Training required Yes 2 Adjacent operations No | 12. Temporary access/work platform Yes 3. Hazardous materials Yes 13 Personal protective equipment Yes 4 Waste disposal Yes 14 Safe access & standing for plant Yes 5 Material storage Yes 15 Emergency contingency plan Yes 6 Communications Yes 16 Weather limitations Yes 7 Underground utilities Yes 17 Process areas No 8 Overhead power lines No | 18 Lighting Yes 9 Noise Yes 19 Electrical equipment Yes 10 Radiation No | 20. Tagout & lockout (mech/elec.) No Part A6 Provide further information if Yes to any of the above, or as necessary 1. Approval of MS from CTIV & PTW from RLC. 3, Hazardous material from potential ofl spill by equipment. Refer to Appendix B of the MS. 5/9/11/12/13 — Necessary due to nature of operations: 14/16 — Safe Berthing /Mooring coordinated with port by Marine Superintendent 15 - HSES factor for safe completion & coordination of Marine & Transport operations. 18/19 —Night Shift Operations will require adequate lighting, all electrical equipment to be inspected by competent electrician. Note T Tdentify any Material Safety Data Sheets in Part A7 Note 2 Provide details of any third parties involved, e.g. scaffolders, electricians ete. Part A7 List the name of each attachment and the number of pages pages pages pages pages a a pages Total number of pages including this Safety Hazard Control Programme pages [____] Part A8__Review and approval ‘A8a Prepared Name ‘Company _Archirodon Position Signature a Date ‘A8b HSE review Name Company _Archirodon Position ___ Signature Date _13/06/2006 “ABe Approved Name —____ Company _Archirodon Construction Manager Signature Date Part A9 This Safety Hazard Control Programme has been communicated to and understood by all personnel associated with the task. Approved Name _Karol. Pieniazek Company _Archirodon Project Manager Signature ___ Date _13/06/2006 Sheet 2 of 7 Document Ref. 0151-MS-01 Document ref. CORP-GEN-12-FOI Rev.2a& ARCHIRODON GROUP NV @ CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM General Procedure CORP-GEN-12 Hacard Andis and Environmental impact Assessment Safety Hazard Control Programme SECTION B~ RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL MEASURES Document Ref 0151-MS-01 Activity No. 1. Mobilization of Marine Personneland — Prepared K. El-Sayed Date 13-06-2006 Marine equipment Significant Health and Safety Hazards before Control Measures Who or what is at risk Bee bee Control Measures [TT Uneertified personnel or untrained personnel not fit for the task. Personnel 3/3 )2]2[3/2]2 2__| Man over Board Personnel 2{2;2fi]s}2|2 3_[ Equipment Failures. ‘Equipment/Plant 213 }2[2|2/2{2 4 3 i 5 6 7 8 9 z 10 | Be I Risk after Control Measures Control Measures to Reduee the Risk NlOTs[C TELL]? |_| Personnel trained in Man over Board Situations & Seamen will be used on this Operation 3/4{3|[3[4[ata 2_| Personnel trained in Man over Board Situations & Seamen will be used on this Operation. sj4j3afalalaya 4 | Coordination by Marine Foreman with Archirodon Workshop on conditions vessels & Machinery & Equipment [4] 4] 4) 3 [4] 4) 4 used. Maintenance will be carried out as per the Equipment manual & spares will be kept incase necessary 4 3 a | 6 7 [ 8 2 _ I 10 | i Sheet3 of 7 Document ref: CORP-GEN-12-FOI Rev.2ARCHIRODON GROUP NV. CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM General Procedure CORP-GEN-12 Hazard Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessment Risk assessment codes: PI = intolerable impact P2=substantial impact P3= moderate impact P4=tolerable impact PS = trivial impact Safety Hazard Control Programme SECTION B- RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL MEASURES Document Ref _0151-MS-01 __ Activity No, _2. Installation of Piles Prepared _K. El-Sayed Date _13-06-2006 | Significant Health and Safety Hazards before Control Measures ‘Who or what is at risk Risk ore Control Measures 1] Heat stress Workforce 3212/3 121313 2 | Felling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drownin Workforce/Equipment Tf2}2}31213[3 3. [Lifting hazard / Falling object by vibro hammer Workforce/Equipment rr3}2431213 13 4 | Noise level Workforce 313 }2(3121313 [75 [Night time working Workforee/Equipment 112 1 3[2[3]2 ©_| Pressurized hydraulfcfair hose burst Workforee s]3)213121313 7_| Exposure to concrete Workforce 3{3[2]3)2|3]3 S| Blectrical hazards/ Welding (working near or over water) ‘Workforee/Equipment T1231 oI = 10 ; ‘Risk after Control Measures Peeeee Control Measures to Reduce the Risk i WlOTS|CLFIL[? 1 | Altppersonnel will have water breaks, Shaded areas will be provided, with fans, and water stations. First aid materials | 4] 4 af4]2}3]4 will be provided on site for treatment of dehydration ie, Electrolytes, salt tablets Banksmen and / or stop logs will control the equipment and personnel involved in this activity, to prevent them ayaa] 4l2[al4) 2 | working too close to the edges. Approved life jackets will be used. Life rings will be deployed. Speed boat will be available. Personnel familiar with the requirement of safe working practices will carry out lifting. All Lifting tackles, Cranes, 4.[ 4] 4 [4] 2) 3) 4 3. | Shackles, Slings will have a third party inspection certificate. They will be inspected before lifting activities and well maintained 7 Noise levels will be under monitoring. HISE Signs indicating high noise level exposure will be deployed. Employees | 4 + 4]s[2}3]4 working close to equipment will wear PPE (ie. Barmutfs) Sheet 4 of 7 Document ref. CORP-GEN-12-FO1 Rev.2a& ARCHIRODON GROUP NV CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM General Procedure CORP-GEN-12 Ffezerd Analysis and Environmental Impact Assessient Activity No, 2. Installation of Piles (Continued) [ | Control Measures to Reduce the Risk Risk after Control Measures Qi s[clF lL? Minimum lighting 100Lux will be implemented. Each employee will be wearing high visibility jacket and provided with a torch and a whistle. All points of exit, pathways and muster points shall be clearly illuminated. Potential accident will be treated by night shift duty First aiders and male nurse, Emergency vehicle for transportation of injured personnel will be available, +z afalfaf2[3[4 Ensure adequate strength of hose/eorrect rating. All hoses will be checked prior to start of work. Correct operation and quality of air/hydraulic oil will be continuously checked and monitored by trained and experienced personnel. Only trained personnel will be allowed into the working area ‘Only experienced personnel will be utilised in the pile concrete works. All personnel involved in concrete works will be wearing gloves, high cut boots, safety glasses and dust mask. All plant and equipment will carry current certification and be maintained in a safe condition. Tn principle, hand power tools will be Li0volt. Where 240volts tools are used they will be double insulated. Equipment casing will be intact with no loose fittings or exposed cables. Plugs fitted will be of an approved industrial type. Any temporary electrical network will be maintained in operational and safe order by experienced electricians. All cables will be checked prior connection. Proper outdoor electrical connections are to be used. Cables will be buried (at least $0om below surface). The cable routes will be marked and signs will be placed identifying their existence. All cables will be to a construction standard, with size and rating suitable for purpose and appropriate fittings. Temporary power will be provided by generator sufficiently maintained and in good working order. A basin ‘of 150% capacity of the oil used by the generator will be used undemeath the generator to bold any oil from potential leakage. Only qualified and experienced welders will be utilised. Welders will be provided with welding gloves and goggles with correct filter. Flammable material will be removed from welding areas. Welding areas will not be accessible by unauthorized personnel during welding operations. 10 Risk assessment codes: P1 = intolerable impact P2 = substantial impact P3=moderate impact P4=tolerable impact Sheet 5 of 7 trivial impact Document ref. CORP-GEN-12-FOI Rev.2seuss a» ARCHIRODON GROUP NV. == CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ite 0 General Procedure CORP-GEN-12 Hazard Analysis and Ervlronmental Impact Assessment Safety Hazard Control, Programme SECTION B— RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL MEASURES Document Ref 015]-MS-01 Activity No. 3. Construction of R.C. Structure Prepared K, El-Sayed Date 13-06-2006 Platform . Significant Health and Safety Hazards before Control Measures Who or what is at risk Bee bere pontrel Measures 1” [Falling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drowning Workforce/Equipment Trea 3 Ts 2 | Exposure to concrete Workforce 3/32 $3 [2131/3 3. [Lifting hazard /Falling object Workforce/Equipment 1f3}2131213 13 (74 Heat stress Workforce sets [3 6 : t i |_Risk after Control Measures Control Measures to Reduce the Risk EE TE ] Banksmen and/or Stop logs will control the equipment and personnel involved in this activity, to prevent chem 4474/4] 2[3]4 | working too close to the edges. Approved life jackets will be used. Life rings will be deployed. Speed boat will be available. Only experienced personnel wil be ullised in the RC construction concrete works. All personnel involved in ayalalai2ia|4 2 | concrete works will be wearing gloves, high cut boots, safety glasses and dust mask. All plant and equipment will carry current certification and be maintained in a safe condition. Personnel familiar with the requirement of safe working practices will cary out lifting. All Lifting tackles, Cranes, | 4 [4 [4] 4/2 [3] 4 3. | Shackles, Slings will have a third party inspection certificate. They will be inspected before lifting activities and well ‘maintained, 7 [All possonnal wil have water bieaks. Shaded areas willbe provided, with fans, ond water stations. Fist aid materals | 4/4] 4 (42/3) 4 Will be provided on site for treatment of dehydration ie, Electrolytes, sal tablets 5 6 a8 Risk assessment codes: P1 = intolerable impact P2= substantial impact P3 Sheet 6 of 7 joderate impact P4= tolerable impact PS = trivial impact Document ref: CORP-GEN-12-FOI Rev.2a& ARCHIRODON GROUP NV CORPORATE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ener Procedure CORP-GEN-12 Hazard Snalyss and Bironmertal Impact Assess Safety Hazard Control Programme SECTION B - RISK ASSESSMENT AND CONTROL MEASURES Document Ref 0151-MS-01 Activity No. 4. Miscellaneous Items — Plinth and Prepared K. El-Sayed Date 13-06-2006 Maintenance Platform Construction Significant Health and Safety Hazards before Control Measures ‘Who or what is at risk Beer ‘Control Measures T_ [Falling of personnel and equipment into the sea, drowning. Workforee/Equipment 11212131213 1/3 2_ [Lifting hazard / Falling object Workforee/Equipment rts ets 3 4 3 6 - 7 I aan - Risk after Control Measures Control Measures to Reduce the Risk eee LE LCL Bankamen and/or stop Togs will control the equipment and personnel involved in this activity, to prevent them a;4}4141213]4 1 | working too close to the edges. Approved life jackets will be used. Life rings will be deployed. Speed boat will be available. | Personnel familiar with the requirement of safe working practices will carry out lifting. Ail Lifting tackles, Cranes, 2 | Shackles, Slings will have a third party inspection certificate. They will be inspected before lifting activities and well maintained. Risk assessment codes: P. Sheet 7 of 7 intolerable impact P2= substantial impact P3= moderate impact P4=tolerable impact PS = trivial impact Document ref. CORP-GEN-12-FOI Rev.2QGX/20/00/SAPCINA/107 Attachment-3 = JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS FORM Agee aT vw onstruction (0) Co [JSANUMBER NO, O16T-MSO1-AppAJOA i NEW Toy REVISED PAGE 1 OF 4 [Type of Job being analyzed Construction Department/Section originated JSA JAS Members JOB Performers \Normal approvals: Name Signature DATE. GENERAL JOB REQUIRMENTS JAS By: common ree JOB Supervisor: Discipline Superintendent (CTJV) |SHSE Representative (CTJV) |SHSE Representative (COMPANY) |Othors (List Below) [Additional Approvals (Determined by JOB Supevisor in correlation with SHSE Mnager) Name. ‘Signature Date [APPROVAL REQUIRED FOR HAZARDOUS WORK DETAILS INTHE CTJV WORK PERMIT PROCEDURE ‘CHANGING CONDITIONS & EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ‘Muster point Gonsidring Wind direction. Supervisor accounts for ll Workars. Missing persons are reported to CTV SHSE Dept. When all clear is given check with CTJV SHSE befor resuming to work. (CTJV EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. ‘Stop Work, Sitch Off Equipment, Supervisor Directs Personnel to Nearest and Safest Note: if any ofthe tasks invloves biological, physical or chemical hazards, then CTJV Industral Hygienist must also appove the work Use attional shhits as necssary Details on saety (PPE, Hazards etc) and environmental requirements can be found in CTJV and Qatar Gas Safety and Envimmental procedure.408 SAFETY ANALYSIS FORK oe emrcontcton es SHY : ‘obitzation of Marine Personnel and |; 4 Unceted personnel or untained Marina equipment personnel not for the ask. Personnel trained in Man ovar Board Stations Trained Seamen will be used on tis Operation 4.2 Man over Board Personnel rained in Man over Board Sitvations ‘Trained Seamen wil be used on this Operation Coordination by Marine Foreman with Achirodon 1.3 Equipment Faure. 3.4 Workshop on conctons of vessels & Machinery & |Archirodon Marine Foreman Equipment use Maintenance il be cared out 2 per the Equipment manual & spares willbe kept in case of |Archirodon Workshop Foreman. ‘emergency repairs 12 Installation of Piles 2.4 Hoat stress At personnel wil have water breaks ‘Shaded ereas wil be provided, with fans, and water stetions, Fit ai kt il be provided on st for treatment of dehydration ie. ectoties, salt labels |ARCO HSE Officer |Arco Marine Foreman sng promt ana caspmentino |. baksnen and rcp eae wilcnt he 2.2 fling fprsonnl and eames 9 Sgupment an prema nedin ss ‘ * _pravent themworking too close to the edges. Approved le jackes wil be used. Speed boat wilbe mode availabe 2g Ling hazard / ating object by vibro Personne fama withthe requirement of safe 3 hammer working practices will cary out iting. [AB Lifting tackles, Cranes, Shackles, Sings wll havea tie party inspection cricate. Ling equipments nll be inspected before iting ctites and well maintained. 2. Noise level Noise levels wil be under moritoring, HSE Signs indicating high noise level exposure will be deployed Employees working close to equipment wil wear PE (le. Earmute) JAS No.: 0187-MS-01-AppAJSA Page 2of4