MS - Road Works For Stage 2 of KFR Road Diversion (Combine)

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Method Statement for Road Works for Stage 2 Road Diversion of Kai
Fuk Road
PROJECT TITLE: Central Kowloon Route – Kai Tak East
PROJECT NUMBER: Contract No. HY/2018/02
LOCATION OF WORKS: Kai Fuk Road / Part 3A & 3B
METHOD STATEMENT TITLE
Method Statement for Road Works for Stage 2

Road Diversion of Kai Fuk Road
Prepared Checked Approved

Reviewed by:
by: by: by:
Company: APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV
Dr. Dave
Name: KM Chan Howard Lam Dan Tang Perry Wong Hints Pang Ray Kong
Chan
Traffic Team B Head of Environmental
Position: Safety Manager QA Manager Site Agent
Manager Leader Construction Officer
Signature:
Date:
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CONTENT
1. Introduction
2. Reference Documents
3. Details of Sub-Contractor/Specialist Sub-Contractor
4. Programme and Working Hours
5. Plant & Equipment
6. Construction Methods / Construction Sequence
7. Instrumentation & Monitoring Plan
8. Dealing with Underground Utilities
9. Safety
10. Environmental
11. Quality Control
12. Emergency Communication Procedure
13. Stakeholders Engagement
14. Temporary Works Design
15. Appendices
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1. Introduction (Overview of the operation/works)
Under the Contract, it is necessary to carry out the abandonment of existing subway, construction of
Underpass S3 & Retaining Wall RW S4 & S9 etc to form the future CKR routing and Kai Fuk Road.
Basically, several major TTA schemes would be developed for different stages of road diversion at
Kai Fuk Road to facilitate the construction activities. The major schemes are listed below and
attached in Appendix C.
 Pre-Stage: Advance works (i.e. UUs diversion, proposed temporary bus stop layby and footway
& carriageway) would be carried out under this stage. No road diversion would be required.
[Works completed on 21 Aug 2021]
 Stage 1: The slow lane of Kai Fuk Road Westbound would be shifted southern side, based on
the permanent kerb line of footpath, tentatively scheduled at Q3 2021. HyD, AMMJV & APYJV
pointed out that there was no room to shift the road beyond the alignment of permanent kerb
line due to the land lot boundary constraint. [TTA Modified Stage 1 implemented on 22 Aug
2021]
 Stage 2: The mid & fast lanes of Kai Fuk Road Westbound would be shifted southern side to
match the re-aligned slow lane, tentatively scheduled at Q1 2022.
 Stage 3: All lanes of Kai Fuk Road Eastbound from outside KITEC to outside SINOPEC gas
filling station would be shifted southern side, tentatively scheduled at Q3 2022.
 Stage 4: Re-aligned carriageway of Kai Fuk Road Eastbound would be shifted back to approx.
original position, tentatively scheduled at Q1 2023. However, the number of traffic lane would
be reduced from 3 to 2 lanes under construction stage before road opening of CKR.
 Stage 5: Re-aligned mid & fast lanes of Kai Fuk Road Westbound would be shifted northern
side. And the remaining slow lane would be proposed to link to the newly constructed S1/S9
vehicular bridge for road users to Kowloon Bay area before road opening of CKR.
This method statement is to present the construction scheme facilitating the above-mentioned TTA
Stage 2 implementation The endorsed TTA Scheme, by TMLG members, for TTA Pre-stage
facilitating Stage 2 (i.e. TTA Stage 1.1, 1.2 & 1.3) and TTA Stage 2 are provided in Appendix D & E
respectively.
2. Reference Documents (Identify relevant documents by name and reference number)
 General Specification for Civil Engineering Works (2006),

 Particular Specification for HY/2018/02,
3. Details of Sub-Contractor/Specialist Sub-Contractor
The awarded sub-contractors will be responsible for these works.
4. Programme and Working Hours (Start & finish date of operation/works)
The works are targeted to be commenced in Jan 2022 to March 2022.

Working hours will be from 7am until 7pm, except Sunday and Public Holiday.
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5. Plant & Equipment (Identify type, model and specification of MAJOR plant & equipment)
All plants and equipment will be inspected prior to the mobilization on site to ensure that
they are in good working condition and comply with the current regulations.
The major plants and equipment will be deployed to carry out the works are as follow: -
Plant / Equipment Quantity

Backhoe with breaker 1 no.
Crane lorry 1 no.
Hand-held breaker 2 nos.
Generator 1 no.
Dump truck 1 no.
Grab lorry 1 no.
Grinder 1 -2 nos.
Survey equipment 1 set
Operator & Labour
• Skilled Labour
• Carpenter
• Rigger
• Backhoe Operator
• Rebar Fixer
• Plumber
6. Construction Methods / Construction Sequence
1 Preparation Works
1.1 Existing underground utilities should be checked by reviewing the latest drawings
from all related utility companies.
1.2 Utilities detection and trial pit / trench would be conducted to identify actual location
of existing utilities on-site before commencement of road & drainage works to ensure
protection and temporary support are provided to all existing underground facilities if
necessary.
1.3 Permit to Dig system shall be implemented for working near existing underground
utilities.
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2 Sections of Road & Drainage Works

The captioned works are divided into six areas as shown in the layout below: The schedule
and details of works are provided in Appendix F
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Area 1:
 Lay & compact subbase layer and conduct a layer of SRT
 Pave bitumenous pavement
 Place water barrier for TTA Stage 1.1 (as shown below)
 Change over to TTA Stage 1.1.
Area 2:
 Erect temporary road lighting system
Area 3:
 Lay & compact general fill up to subbase layer
 Conduct SRT at 300mm of each layer up to sub-base level
 Construct drainage system
 Lay & compact subbase layer and conduct a layer of SRT
 Erect steelpile on temporary frame of footbridge temporary usage
 Modify temporary footbridge portal frame (refer to CSF No.
HY/2018/02/CSF/CS/003419, 003522 & 003523 for details)
 Erect temporary traffic sign & LCS on footbridge (refer to approved CSF No.
HY/2018/02/CSF/CS/3092 for details)
Area 4 & 5:
 Lay & Compact coarse fill up to subbase layer
 Lay & Compact subbase layer
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Area 6:
 Lay & compact general fill up to subbase layer
 Conduct SRT at 300mm of each layer up to sub-base level
 Lay & Compact subbase layer
 Erect 3 nos. TCSS traffic signal sign
3 Construction Sequence for Road & Drainage Works

The area under the above-mentioned sections would be formed the future temporary
carriageway under Stage 2 Road Diversion at Kai Fuk Road. The following paragraph would
point out the works would be constructed.
3.1 The general sequences for drainage work are listed below.
a) To break and remove the existing hard pavement;
b) To excavate the trench to formation level;
c) To lay drain pipe (ie. Precast concrete pipe) with min.900mm cover at
carriageway;
d) To construction the manhole / gully;
e) To coordinate with DSD for inspection before backfilling;
f) To construct water / air test of pipeline;
g) To carry out the backfilling with suitable material and conduct SRT at 300mm
of each layer up to sub-base level;
h) To backfill with sub-base and conduct a layer of SRT;
i) To construct the asphalt pavement for carriageway area.
3.2 The general sequences for backfilling works are listed below. The details of
backfilling at each area are indicated in Appendix G
a) To carry out the backfilling with (i) suitable general fill material and conduct SRT
at 300mm of each layer up to sub-base level or (ii) coarse fill material and
conduct suitable compaction method (refer to Appendix H for catalogue of
vibration roller);
b) To backfill with sub-base and conduct a layer of SRT;
c) To construct the asphalt pavement for carriageway area. (refer to CSF No.
HY/2018/02/CSF/CS/000451 for details of asphalt pavement method)
7. Dealing with Underground Utilities (where applicable)
Refer to separated submission.
8. Safety (Risk Assessments)
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Risk Assessment attached in Appendix A has been prepared for all general activities. Specific
safety procedures and precautions have been developed for all site operatives to follow. The
Construction Team Leader together with the RSO, will over the implementation and make
adjustment accordingly to the actual site operations, in order to ensure a safe and amicable
working environment is maintained.
General Site Safety
With reference to the Project Safety Plan, the following items need to be instituted through the course
of the works described within this method statement.
1 Site Specific Safety Induction Training Course

All workers will attend the Site Specific Safety Induction Course conducted by the Safety
Officer. The Safety Officer will explain all necessary health and safety requirements and the
use of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment). Emphasis will be placed on site specific safety
hazards and risk management.
2 Pre-Task Meeting and Pre-Work Risk Assessment

A Pre-task meeting will be arranged before commencement of the works among
representatives of sub-contractors. Site Agent / Site engineer will brief the nature of works, the
safety aspects and the requirements laid down in the Project Safety Plan. The Site Agent in
charge of the work shall explain the system of work to his supervisors and workers.
Furthermore, the pre-work risk assessment will also be carried out before the commencement
of work on a daily basis. This will primarily provide a daily check and monitor for any changes
or deviation to the original assumption during the initial risk assessment analysis.
3 Site Specific Safety Issues

The construction works is considered to be executed at a distance away from the live traffic or
pedestrian routes. Safety hazards are summarized in Appendix A. Specific safety measures
required for the proposed underpinning and relocation works are presented in the Risk
Assessment in Appendix A .
3.1 Safety during the Works

The potential hazards associated with the loading and unloading of heavy steel
sections and the installation of 4 main UC members are identified as being the main
risk in the proposed works. The use of appropriate lifting gear and temporary barriers
will be used to fence off the works area to demarcate the potential hazard zone. The
access to the works zone will be prohibited to unauthorized person and only trained
workers will be allowed for access.
3.2 Method Statement and Work Procedure Training

Before the commencement of the works, the Site Agent/Engineer/Foreman in
charge will provide specific method statements and work procedures training on the
safe work method and safety precautions to be implemented to the supervisors and
workers involved in the works.
3.3 Risk Assessment

All the potential hazards, consequences and mitigations will be analysed in the
risk assessment attached in the Appendix A.
Plant & Equipment
1 Inspections & Labels
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All plant shall have valid test certificates and equipped with all safety accessories. Critical parts
inspection or special plant inspection shall be conducted by a competent person before
commencement of works. Relevant statutory forms shall be kept available and updated at all
times.
2 Lifting Appliances
All lifting appliances shall have valid test certificates and equipped with all safety accessories.
Critical parts inspection or Special plant inspections shall be conducted by a competent person
before commencement of works. Relevant statutory forms shall be kept available and updated
at all times. The lifting appliances shall conform to the current coding system.
3 Person Protective Equipment

Construction Manager shall ensure that all workforces were issued with basic personal
protective equipment (e.g. safety helmet, safety boots and reflective vest) and other personal
protective equipment which is suitable to specific task. Sufficient stocks shall be kept available
and record of issuing shall be maintained. All site staff and visitor must equip the mandatory
personal equipment such as safety helmet, safety shoes and reflective vest.
4 Permit System
Use Permit-to-Work system for excavation near existing utilities; Use Permit-to-Operate
system for crane; Use Hot Work Permit system for welding and frame cutting work.
5 Bad Weather
Works shall cease off during periods of bad weather, e.g. during heavy rain.
6 Electrical System
All temporary electrical systems shall be installed, regularly inspected and maintained by
Registered Electrical Worker.
7 Mechanical System
All lifting appliances and lifting gears shall be tested and examined by Registered Professional
Engineer and issued with valid test certificates. Pre-use inspection shall be conducted for lifting
appliances by operator and lifting gears by qualified riggers to assure they are in good working
condition. Adequate guard shall be provided for moving and dangerous parts of mechanical
equipment.
8 Hand and Power Tools

Proper tool box/ bag shall be provided for keeping hand tools. Inspect hand tools in good
condition before use. Powered tools shall be inspected by qualified fitter, electric tools shall be
inspected by appointed registered electrical worker and affixed with inspection tag before use.
All powered and electric shall be provided with safety guard and maintained in accordance with
manufacturer’s recommendations.
9 Access and Egress

Proper tool box/ bag shall be provided for keeping hand tools. Inspect hand tools in good
condition before use. Powered tools shall be inspected by qualified fitter, electric tools shall be
inspected by appointed registered electrical worker and affixed with inspection tag before use.
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All powered and electric shall be provided with safety guard and maintained in accordance with
manufacturer’s recommendations.
10 Fire and Explosion

Storage area of timber materials shall be provided with suitable fire extinguisher or water point.
Chemical substances shall be stored at designated location away from heat source or naked
flame in drip tray.
11 Stacking and Storage

Materials shall be stored in even and firm surface and do not obstruct accesses. Prefabricated
wall mould shall be fixed by tie wires in position if store vertically. The maximum height of
storing material is 1.8m.
12 Housekeeping and Good Order

Maintain good housekeeping in work location. Review and remove unused material/ equipment
at suitable interval.
13 Chemicals
All chemical containers shall be affixed with correct chemical labels. Safety data sheet of
relevant chemical substances shall be collected from suppliers and provide training to
concerned parties accordingly. Adequate stock of personal protective equipment for use of
chemical shall be maintained.
14 Lifting
Fence off lifting zone and provide lookout person during work. Check lifting eyes of concrete
blocks in good condition before lifting. Appoint qualified signalman to direct lifting operation
and adopt correct rigging method.
15 Underground Utilities
Trial trenches and trial pits shall be excavated prior to commencement of driving works. Up-to-
date utilities record plans shall be issued to supervisor on site, and briefings shall be carried
out to inform workers about utilities features that are located in the proximity of the piling works.
Workers shall also be trained on the procedures to be taken if utilities features are encountered
during their works.
16 Trial pits / Trenches

Trial pits and trenches excavated for identifications of underground utilities/ obstructions shall
be properly fenced off, with proper access into and out of the excavated area and temporary
lateral supports as necessary.
9. Environmental (Environmental aspect & impact identification as well as mitigation measures)
All plants will be maintained regularly to ensure the plants are in good condition, such that the noise
emission levels will be maintained at the specified levels.
The following environmental measures will be implemented in the aspect of noise control, dust
control, waste and construction refuse, water pollution during the proposed underpinning and
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relocation work. The following environmental mitigation measures, those stated in Particular
Specification and relevant management plans/proposal will also be incorporated and must be
adhered to.
1 Noise Control
The major source of noise impact will be the use of excavator. In case if the noise level
goes beyond the acceptable level, canvas will be used to enclose the mast of the machine
to mitigate the noise impact the outside. If necessary, moveable noise panels will be used
to further mitigation the noise impact.
The following measures will also be implemented to minimize the potential disturbance to
the community:
• It is envisaged that the working hours for the proposed works will be from 07:00 to 19:00,
except Sundays, Public holidays and those non-working days instructed by the Engineer,
unless otherwise allowed by the Construction Noise Permit granted in the future.
• As far as possible, the number of heavy plant and/or equipment and/or vehicles in the site
area will be kept low to minimize excessive noise.
• In order to minimize noise from machinery and/or plant on site, only well maintained plant
will be allowed to operate on site; and such plant will be serviced regularly during the works.
2 Dust Control
Major are quality impacts will come from the xxx from the construction plants. Therefore,
the excavator will be enclosed by canvas during the work and all plants will be maintained
regularly to ensure the plants are in good condition, such that the exhaust emission will not
be exceeded.
• It is anticipated that the proposed works will involve small quantities of earthwork. The
temporary stockpile will be covered with tarpaulin sheeting. Sprayed water will be used to
supress dust if necessary.
• In order to provide the dust suppression measures during the mixing of cement grout a
temporary cover will be provided to enclose the grout mixer.
• Speed of vehicles on site will be controlled at 10km/h.
3 Waste / Construction Refuse

Construction refuse will be collected on a regular basis. Construction debris will be taken away
by grab lorries to a designated dumping site stated in the Waste Management section of the
Environmental Management Plan (EMP). The construction and demolition waste will be
disposed offsite under the trip tickets system and prescribed site procedures according to
EMP will be strictly followed. Construction waste will require proper sorting before leaving the
construction site.
10. Quality Control (Inspection and Test Plan including hold points)
Refer to Appendix B for Inspection and Test Plan.
To ensure the attainment of the required standard of works, the methods of working and the required
works standards / acceptance criteria are defined in the method statement, inspection & test plans,
and are communicated to relevant staff and workers carrying out the works. Day to day routine
inspections of the works will be carried out by the Construction Team Leader, Site Engineers and
Foreman as appropriate, to ensure that all works are performed following the requirements of these
documents.
Specific quality checks shall be carried out in accordance with the approved Inspection & Test Plan
with “Hold Points” at critical elements for confirmation of compliance before proceeding further.
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Request for Inspection and Survey Check (RISC) shall be issued to the RSS following inspection of
the works by the APYJV’s project team. The Inspection & Test Plan for the works (Appendix B) will
identify all Hold Points and Witness Points.
Following the Inspection & Test carried out, inspection and / or test records are to be prepared to
indicate whether the specified requirements have been met. Records of Inspection and testing will be
maintained and kept available for inspection and final handover as appropriate.
12. Emergency Communication Procedure
The Emergency Communication Procedure will follow the prescribed workflow procedure as attached.
13. Stakeholders Engagement (If Applicable)
It is the prime concern of both the AMMJV and the Contractor to coordinate and manage the
stakeholders properly to minimize disturbance and nuisance to them as well as to avoid any
unnecessary complaints from them. This will include the deployment of a senior management staff
to be responsible for handling public relation matters and also to include in the mandatory briefing
to all members of the Contractor's staff and all of its subcontractors the issues of fostering and
maintaining good relationship with the stakeholders.
Under the Contract, the contractor is required to coordinate the Works with that of Designated
Contractors and Interfacing Contractors and other concerned parties. The Contractor will take
all reasonable steps to ensure that the execution of the Works is properly coordinated and
integrated with the works of the Designated and Interfacing Contractors. Apart from the Designated
Contractors and Interfacing Contractors, there are also other parties with which the Contractor
is required to liaise. A tentative list of these parties is attached below.
• Antiquities and Monuments Office,

• China Light and Power Hong Kong Ltd.,
• Drainage Services Department,
• Geotechnical Engineering office,
• Leisure and Cultural Services Department
• Highways Department,
• Hong Kong China Gas Co. Ltd.,
• Hong Kong Police Force,
• Hong Kong Transportation Department,
• Telecommunication undertakers,
• Water Supplies Department,
• WTS District Council
• District Council Members
• Green groups/Environmentalists
• AMO
• Operations Dept.
If required, the Contractor will attend with A M M J V any meetings held by resident committees
and District Councils to brief residents, shop operators, and council members on issues relating
to our works.
Besides the third parties mentioned above, the contractor will direct its best endeavour
in minimizing any environmental impacts and nuisances to commuters using public transportation,
residents nearby and any other stakeholders identified.
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At the time of writing, no specific Stakeholder Engagement including pedestrian and resident has
been identified for the proposed TAM grouting works. Nonetheless, adaptation of the works or
specific precaution measure may be implemented during the course of the works, should any
complaints or remarks be raised by stakeholders.
14. Temporary Works Design (Attach Drawings and ICE certificates if applicable)
Temporary traffic arrangement for road diversion at Kai Fuk Road (Stage 2)
15. Appendices (Identify and include additional information in the submission package)
Appendix A – Risk Assessment

Appendix B – Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
Appendix C – Major TTA schemes for Road Diversion of Kai Fuk Road
Appendix D – TTA Scheme for TTA Pre-stage facilitating Stage 2 (i.e. TTA Stage 1.1, 1.2 & 1.3)
Appendix E – TTA Scheme for Kai Fuk Road (TTA Stage 2)
Appendix F – Programme of Works around Kai Fuk Road Area
Appendix G – Backfilling Scheme for Stage 2 Temporary Road
Appendix H – Catalogue of vibration roller
Appendix I – ICE Design Certificate for temporary traffic arrangement for road diversion at Kai Fuk
Road (Stage 2)
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Appendix A
Risk Assessment
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Contract No.: HY/2018/02
Central Kowloon Route-Kai Tak East
Alchmex – Paul Y Joint Venture
Risk Assessment Title: Method Statement for Road Works for Stage 2 Road Diversion of Kai Fuk Road
Severity Slightly harmful Harmful Extremely Harmful
Likelihood (S) (H) (E) Reference No. RA-553
Very unlikely (H) Very Low (VL) Very Low (VL) High Risk (H) Version No. 0
Unlikely (U) Very Low (VL) Moderate Risk (M) Very High Risk (VH) Date of Assessment 18-01-2022
Likely (L) Low Risk (L) High Risk (H) Very High Risk (VH)
Very Likely (V) Low Risk (L) Very High Risk (VH) Very High Risk (VH)
Associated Resident Risk Rating Residue Residue Risk
Related COP/
Regulation(s)
Hazards
Responsible
Likelihood
Guideline/
Action by
Personnel
Severity
Likelihood
affecting
Very High
Very High
Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Existing Safety Measures direct (D) & Additional Safety Measures Training P.P.E.
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Temporary - All workers to wear on Hit by L E  - Available traffic control. Operator/ Tool box Safety H E 
traffic reflective vest and safety moving - Whenever possible all Foreman/ training on helmet/Reflec
Arrangement helmet on site. traffic. personnel should stay within Safety ‘traffic tive vest/
- Proper maintenance for traffic the closed works area. Supervisor management’ safety shoes
signs, lighting and guarding Vehicle - Light rod for banksman to
Set up the - Entry or exit points shall be crash to guide the vehicle moving on
TTA located at straight sections of workplace. site, if necessary.
3. Code of Practice for the Lighting, Singing and Guarding of Road Works
the roads and a sightline
distance of the end of the Vehicle hit
approach taper is provided by moving
2. Guidelines on Safety of Vehicles and Mobile Plant by CIC

- After the entry/ exit actions, traffic
the temporarily removed
traffic cones shall be placed
back to their original position.
1. Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations

- Adequate lighting system
should be provided
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Related COP/
Regulation(s)
Hazards
Responsible
Likelihood
Guideline/
Action by
Personnel
Severity
Likelihood
affecting
Very High
Very High
Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Delivery and - Avoid moving on uneven Failure of L H  - Checklist for crane lorry Engineer Pre-working Safety helmet U H 
removal of ground level. LA & LG should be implemented before Superintende training on Reflective
materials / - Only competent crane use. nt/ Foreman/ method vest
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Lifting Appliances and Lifting Gear) Regulations.
equipment operator will be employed - Provide banksman to assist statement and
- Crane lorry to be examined the operation. risk
by Competent Examiner with - Small piece materials should assessment is
statutory Form 3 & 5 be collected in bucket. required.
- Competent Person to carry Working at
weekly inspection and issue height
statutory Form 1 training
- Lifting gears to be examined
4) A Guide to Ladders and Elevated Working Platforms.

by Competent Examiner with
3) Code of Practice for Safe Use of Mobile Cranes.

statutory Form 6 & 7
- Rigger/Slinger to check the
1) Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations.

lifting gears before use
- Use tie rope for positioning.
- Activities area to be fenced
off and posted up with
warning signs.
Loading and - Adopt the correct posture Manual L H  - Employ mechanical device Engineer Tool box talk Leather glove U H 
unloading of when handling of the handling whenever possible Superintende on manual
Guidance Notes on Manual

materials or supporting brackets and steel - Coordination should be made nt/ Foreman/ handling
Handling Operations
equipment weight if more than one worker
- All workers should be engaged in handling.
provided with leather glove - Appoint one worker to give
when handling sharp objects signal
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Related COP/
Regulation(s)
Hazards
Responsible
Likelihood
Guideline/
Action by
Personnel
Severity
Likelihood
affecting
Very High
Very High
Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
- Do not stack the materials Collapse of L H  - Maintain good housekeeping. Engineer Tool box talk N/A U H 
more than 2 layers weight Superintende training on
nt/ Foreman/ housekeeping
Construction Sites (Safety)

- Use suitable measure to
secure the weight
Regulations
Determinatio - Obtain U/G utilities drawing Damage to L H  - Install physical barrier to CP/ Engineer/ Tool box N/A U H 
n of for identification the existing enclose the workplace Operator/ training on
Avoidance of Damage to Underground Gas Pipes and

underground - Liaise with various utilities U/G utilities - Exercise due care in carrying Foreman/ ‘Prevention of
utilities (UU) company for actual site out the cable detection damage to
clarification process U/G utilities’
- Observe existing warning - Hand dig trial hole should be
notice adopted for U/G utilities
- Appoint CP to carry out U/G clarification
Electricity Cables (EMSD)

utilities detection and compile - Strictly observe the ‘Permit to
report Dig’ procedure.
- Adopt safety procedure in
accordance with the relevant
COP
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Related COP/
Regulation(s)
Hazards
Responsible
Likelihood
Guideline/
Action by
Personnel
Severity
Likelihood
affecting
Very High
Very High
Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Breaking of - Check with RSS and refer to Damage to L H  - U/G cable detection shall be Site Pre-work NA U H 
existing the reference drawings of the any done where necessary to Engineer / safety training
concrete slab existing concrete slab or possible ensure no underground or on method
and barrier central divider to ensure no existing embedded utilities in the Site statement and
and presence of U/G or embedded U/G concrete slab Foreman / risk
Excavation utilities utilities - Hand-digging tools without assessment
1) Avoidance of Damage to Underground Gas Pipes and Electricity Cables (EMSD)

works - Observe existing warning and/or sharp ends shall be used to Plant
(by backhoe, notice embedded excavate in close proximity to Operator /Safety
hand held - Appoint CP to carry out U/G utilities the 132kV transmission training or
electrical utilities detection and compile cables Competent toolbox talks
breaker and report - Suitable clearance shall be Person / on excavation
hand tools) - Adopt safety procedure in maintained with the detected works
accordance with the relevant cable alignment while Worker
COP breaking the concrete surface
- Adequate lighting system - All trial pits excavation work
2) Construction Sites (Safety) Regulation

should be provided for shall be immediately
nightwork. supervised by Competent
Person
- HK Electric shall be invited to
inspect the trial pits for
locating the actual positions
of the 132kV transmission
cables
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indirect
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personnel
Breaking of - Check with RSS and refer to Damage to L H  (cont’d) Site Pre-work NA U H 
existing the reference drawings of the any - Full-time site supervisor shall Engineer / safety training
concrete slab existing concrete slab or possible be provided on spot to on method
and barrier central divider to ensure no existing supervise the site works Site statement and
and presence of U/G or embedded U/G - All the requirements Foreman / risk
Excavation utilities utilities stipulated in the Code of assessment
works - Observe existing warning and/or Practice on Working near Plant
(by backhoe, notice embedded Electricity Supply Lines Operator /Safety
hand held - Appoint CP to carry out U/G utilities published by EMSD and training or
electrical utilities detection and compile General Practice on Execution Competent toolbox talks
breaker and report of Excavation and Person / on excavation
hand tools) Adopt safety procedure in Construction Work near works
(cont’d) accordance with the relevant Underground Electricity Worker
1) Avoidance of Damage to Underground Gas Pipes and Electricity Cables (EMSD)

COP Cables published by HK
Adequate lighting system Electric shall be complied
should be provided for with
nightwork. - Skill workers to operate the
powered chain saw.
- Exercise due care in carrying
out the cable detection
process
- Hand dig trial hole should be
2) Construction Sites (Safety) Regulation

adopted for U/G utilities
clarification
- Strictly implement the ‘Permit
to Dig’ procedure.
- Provide helmet headlight or
electric torch while working
at dark condition.
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Moderate
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Construction
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High Risk
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Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
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indirect
(ID)
personnel
Breaking of - Electrical equipment and - Electricity V H  - All electrical hand tools must Site Tool box Eye Protector U H 
existing appliance should be properly shock be water proofed. Engineer / training
concrete slab earthen when use - DC electrical hand tool must Ear Protector
and barrier - Use of waterproofing plugs of be used. Site
4) Code of Practice for the Protection of Hearing in Industrial Undertakings

3) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Protection of Eyes) Regulations.
and and socket. powered - All electrical hand tools must Foreman / Respirator
Excavation - Use of 110V electrical supply hand tools be checked prior to use. (dust mask)
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Electricity) Regulations.

works for powered hand tools. - Hearing - Erect suitable screen to shield Plant
(by backhoe, - Spraying water for dust damage off the fly-out fragments. Operator / Protective
hand held suppression. - Inhalation - Provide and ensure the proper Gloves
electrical - Foreman to ensure the of harmful use of personal protective Competent
breaker and provision of hand tools are dust equipment by the breaker Person /

hand tools) correct and are in good operator (i.e. eye protector,
(cont’d) condition. ear protector, respirator, Worker
mask, protective gloves)
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Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
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Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Using - Operatives to stay away from - Person L H  - Backhoe / excavator should Engineer / Pre-working Safety helmet U H 
backhoe the movement radius of the stuck by equip with CCTV and rear Foreman / training on Reflective
backhoe when it is in movement mirror. Operator method vest
operation. of - Provide banksman for statement and
- All operatives to wear on high backhoe operation risk
visibility vest. - Define operating zone and assessment is
- Avoid moving on uneven properly fence off with required.
ground level. warning notice.
- Only competent operator will
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Loadshifting Machinery) Regulations.

be employed for plant
operation
- Plant to be examined by
Competent Examiner with
4) Guidelines on Safety of Vehicles and Mobile Plant by CIC

- Competent Person to carry
weekly inspection and issue
3) Code of Practice on Safe Use of Excavators

statutory Form 1.
- The backhoe should only be
operated with sufficient load
capacity to withstand the
maximum in-service loadings
of the plant.
warning signs.
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Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Removal / - Proper posture to be adopted. - Back L H  - Arrange adequate worker for Site Safety Protective U H 
disposal of - Lifting material to be injury carry out manual handling Foreman/ training of gloves
1) Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations. 1). Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations.

2). Factories and Industrial Undertakings 2). Guidance Notes on Manual Handling
concrete and accorded to Guidance of - Hands operation. Subcon Manual
railings Manual Handling. injured by - Conduct manual handling risk Foreman Handling Safety boots
- Manual handling training to sharp assessment.
be provided. object - Reinforce the manual
- Use of protective gloves. - Foot handling training.
- Wear on safety boots. injury by - Use mechanic assistance tools
falling as much as possible rather
(Woodworking Machinary) Regulations. Operations.

object than by manual.
Erection of - All nails leaving in formwork Step on / U H  - Properly collect the de-nailed Engineer - Housekeepin - Safety shoes H H 
formwork should be removed stab by & unused nails. Superintende g
and re-bar immediately. nails nt/ Foreman/ - Specific
fixing leaving in training
formwork
- Do not stack up more than 3 Falling L H  - Maintain good housekeeping. Engineer Tool box talk N/A U H 
layers of formwork object Superintende training on
- Use suitable wedge to secure nt/ Foreman/ housekeeping

the formwork
Regulations.
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Low Risk
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Construction
High Risk
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Risk
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Risk
Risk
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indirect
(ID)
personnel
Erection of - 110V portable power tools Electric U E  - Only competent electrician to Engineer - Electric N/A H E 
formwork shall be provided and used. shock maintain the powered hand Superintende safety
and re-bar - Provision of good and safe tools. nt/ Foreman/ - Specific
1) Construction Site (Safety)

Electrician
2) Factories and Industrial

Undertakings (Electricity)
fixing electrical distribution boxes - Water proofed tools to be training
(cont’d) fixed with isolation board. used.
Regulations
Regulation
- All workers should be Manual L H  - All workers should use the Engineer Tool box NA U H 
provided with leather gloves handling proper rebar bender and cutter Superintende training on
1) Occupational Safety and Health Regulation

- All workers should wear to finish the rebar bending nt/ Foreman/ handling steel
2) Guidance Notes on Manual Handling

safety boots to protect their works reinforcement
feet from falling or dropped - During rebar cutting stage,
rebar use a “M” support frame to
stack the cut rebar to prevent
the rebar from sliding down
causing foot injury
Operations.
- Use rebar cap or timber to
protect the sharp point
- Do not stack up more than 3 Falling L H  - Maintain good housekeeping. Engineer Tool box talk N/A U H 
layers of formwork object Superintende training on
- Use suitable wedge to secure nt/ Foreman/ housekeeping

the formwork
Regulations.
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Erection of - Provision of emergency button Failure of U E - Provision of guarding for Engineer Protective H E
formwork for the bench circular saw and bench dangerous moving parts Superintende Gloves
and re-bar use of push stick for the circular saw - Plant permit should be in nt/ Foreman/
fixing circular saw place
(Cont’d) - Only trained competent
person to operate the machine
Concreting - Banksman to guide concrete Concrete L H  - Divide the man and vehicular Engineer Tool box talk N/A U H 
2) Guidelines on Safety of Vehicles and Mobile Plant

truck for approach to truck strike access. Superintende on site safety
discharge point. person - Provision of barriers to nt/ Foreman/ awareness
Concretor
1) Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations

- To limit the maximum speed fencing off the vehicular
of site access. access.
- Pump truck should be - Provide banksman to control
operated by licensed operator the movement of plant and
- Ensure that plant operators segregate plant and people
are fully aware of the workers - Set up the fatal zone for pump
presence before attempting to truck
walk behind/in front of/to the
by CIC.
side of moving plant.
 

- Workers involving concreting Spillage of U H - Fence off the concreting area Engineer - Concreting - Safety H H
operation should wear suitable concrete - Communication system Superintende Specific helmet
eye goggles. slurry should be in place. nt/ Foreman/ training - Safety shoes
Concretor
- Reflective
vest
- Eye
protectors
- Protective
Gloves
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Very Low
Low Risk
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Moderate
Severity
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High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Removal / - Proper posture to be adopted. -Back L S  - Reinforce the manual Site Foreman/ Safety Protective U S 
disposal of - Lifting material to be injury handling training. training of gloves
2) Guidance Notes on Manual Handling

timber and accorded to Guidance of - Use mechanic assistance tools Subcon Manual
Foreman
1) Occupational Safety and Health

metal waste Manual Handling. -Hands as much as possible rather Handling Safety boots
- Use mechanic tools to assist injured by than by manual.
as necessary. sharp
- Manual handling training to object
be provided.
Operations.
Regulation
- Use of protective gloves. -Foot injury
- Wear on safety boots by falling
object
Drill holes - 110V portable power tools Electric L H  - 110V portable power tools Site Engineer Pre-work Protective U H 
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Electricity)

for tie bolts shall be provided and used. shock with “double insulation” and / safety training gloves
and erect the splash-proof plug should be on method (leather type)
Site Foreman
formwork provided. statement and
1) Construction Site (Safety) Regulation

/
- The power tools should be risk
Work with the checked to ensure safe Sub-con. assessment
portable working order at each Foreman
electric tool occasion prior to use. Safety
(e.g. electric - Provision and use of 24V training or
drill) battery operated drill / toolbox talks
Regulations
screwdriver is advisable. on safe use of
portable
power tools
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Low Risk
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Moderate
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High Risk
High Risk
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Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
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indirect
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personnel
Operation of - To minimize the time Vibrating L H  - Permit to operation system Foreman/ Tool box Safety U H 
rammer / working by job rotation. white finger should be implemented Breaker training helmet/Reflec
Vibrator - Let the rammer / Vibrator do - Foreman to check the operator tive vast/
the work and grip the handle Eye injury condition and protection safety shoes
as lightly as possible. by flying device of the breaker / /eye protector/
- Do not use the blunt tools. objects rammer dust
Keep steels sharp and use the mask/hearing

appropriate tool for the job. Dust protector /
- Wear gloves to reduce the emission
vibrating contact with the Producing
breaker. noise
- Watering the breaking area.
- Ensure breaker is in good Foot injury
condition to prevent noise by the
from loosening parts. jumping
steel sharp
Use of - Licensed electrician to carry - Electricity L H  - All electrical hand tools must Foreman/ Tool box Reflective life H H 
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Electricity) Regulations.

electrical out electrical installation, shock be water proofed. Safety training jacket
equipment. connection, inspection and when use - DC electrical hand tool must Supervisor
maintenance, of be used. Safety belt
- Electrical equipment and powered - All electrical hand tools must
appliance should be properly hand tools be checked prior to use. Anti-slip type

earthen safety boots
- Use of waterproofing plugs
and socket. Protective
- Use of 110V electrical supply gloves
for powered hand tools.
- Foreman to ensure the
provision of hand tools are
correct and are in good
condition.
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Very Low
Low Risk
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Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Manual - Proper posture to be adopted. - Back L H  - Arrange adequate worker for Protective U H 
handling - Lifting material to be injury carry out manual handling gloves
2). Guidance Notes on Manual Handling Operations.

accorded to Guidance of - Hands operation.
Manual Handling. injured by - Conduct manual handling risk Safety boots
1). Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations.

- Use mechanic tools to assist sharp assessment.
as necessary. object - Provide manual handling
- Manual handling training to - Foot training for worker.
be provided. injury by
falling
object
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Low Risk
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Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Using - Operatives to stay away from - Person L H  - Backhoe / excavator should Engineer / Pre-working Safety helmet U H 
backhoe / the movement radius of the stuck by equip with CCTV and rear Foreman / training on Reflective
Excavator backhoe when it is in movement mirror. Operator method vest
for pipe operation. of - Provide banksman for control statement and
laying - All operatives to wear on high backhoe of lifting operation risk
visibility vest. - Define operating zone and assessment is
- Avoid moving on uneven properly fence off with required.
ground level. warning notice.
- Only competent plant
4) Guide to Trench Excavations (Shoring Support and Drainage Measures) by HyD/CEDD

operator will be employed
- Plant to be examined by
Competent Examiner with

statutory Form 1.
- The backhoe/ excavator
should only be operated with
sufficient load capacity to

withstand the maximum in-
service loadings of the plant.
warning signs.
- Adequate lighting system
should be provided for
nightwork.
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Very Low
Low Risk
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Moderate
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Risk
Risk
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indirect
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personnel
Using - Trench to be inspected by a - Slide of L H  - Do not horseplay. Site Pre-working N/A U H 

backhoe / competent person on weekly the - Securely fencing should be Engineer /training on
Excavator basis. Report on the excavated provided to avoid method
for pipe prescribed form 4 trench unauthorized entry. Site statement and
laying - Trench deeper than 1.2m, a side. - Maintain good housekeeping Foreman / risk
(cont’d) proper shoring system to be - Falling - Toe boards and nylon mesh assessment is
provided and maintained. object should be provided along the Subcon. required.
- Loads, plants or materials do edge of the trench in order to Foreman Working at
4) Guide to Trench Excavations (Shoring Support and Drainage Measures) by HyD/CEDD

not placed near the trench prevent person from being height
edges. struck by falling objects. Competent training
- Provided suitable ladders for Person

access/egress into the trench.
- Provide safe access and egress Fall of L E  - Appoint competent person Foreman / Tool box talk N/A U E 
within workplace person (CP) to conduct daily check to Competent on excavation
- Install fencing barrier to ensure the excavation is in Person/ safety
Engineer
enclose the excavation safe condition.

- Keep the excavation within - Install shoring whenever
safe angle or provide shoring appropriate
as appropriate - CP to record the result of
inspection in the Form 4.
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Low Risk
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Moderate
Severity
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Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Plant - Ensure that plant operators are Plant L H  - Provide banksman to control Foreman/ Tool box talk NA U H 
2). Guidelines on Safety of Vehicles and Mobile Plant by CIC.

movement fully aware of the workers movement the movement of plant and Safety training on
and mobility presence before attempting to segregate plant and people Supervisor plant
walk behind/in front of/to the movement
side of moving plant

Erection of - Ensure good visibility and Slip, trip L H  - Provide areas for loading and Foreman/ Tool box talk NA U H 
safe access to safe access at site entrances and fall unloading, storage of workers on safe access
2). Guidelines on Safety of Vehicles and Mobile Plant by CIC.

workplace - Provide adequate warning materials, plant and
signs at the entrances and machinery
exits where necessary - Provide access roads and
- Properly maintain all floors, plant movement areas within

passageways, doorways, steps the works area/site
and stairs to ensure that they - Provide passageways of
are free from any suitable widths and steps or
obstructions, protruding stairs of suitable construction
objects, slippery substances for the safe passage of persons
and other materials that may and materials
constitute tripping and
slipping hazards
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Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Installation - The crane should only be - Plant / L H  - Checklist for crane lorry Foreman Pre-working Safety helmet U H 
of concrete / operated on level and firm lifting should be implemented before training on Reflective
uPVC pipe ground with sufficient load gear use. method vest
capacity to withstand the failure - Provide banksman to assist statement and
maximum in-service loadings - Falling the operation. risk
of the crane. objects - Small piece materials should assessment is
- Mobile crane must be fixed be collected in bucket. required.
with a functioned automatic Working at
safe load indicator height
- Avoid moving on uneven training
ground level.
- Only competent crane
operator will be employed
- Mobile crane to be examined
statutory Form 1
- Lifting gears to be examined


- Rigger/Slinger to check the

lifting gears before use
- Use tie rope for positioning.
warning signs.
- No workers should stay in
fenced off area during works
at height.
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Moderate
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Construction
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Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
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Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Installation - Adequate lighting system - Plant / L H  - Checklist for crane lorry Foreman Pre-working Safety helmet U H 
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Lifting Appliances

of concrete / should be provided for night lifting should be implemented before training on Reflective

uPVC pipe work. gear use. method vest

(cont’d) failure - Provide banksman to assist statement and
- Falling the operation. risk

objects - Small piece materials should assessment is
be collected in bucket. required.
and Lifting Gear) Regulations.

Working at
height
training
- Adopt the correct posture Manual L H  - Appoint competent person Foreman/ Tool box talk Leather glove U H 
when handling of the concrete handling (CP) to conduct manual workers on manual
2) Guidance Notes on Manual Handling Operations.

/ uPVC pipe handling risk assessment and handling
- All workers should be assess adequacy of workforce
1) Occupational Safety and Health Regulation

provided with leather glove to handle manual handling
when handling sharp objects operations
- Coordination should be made
if more than one worker
engaged in handling. Appoint
one worker to give signal
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Very Low
Low Risk
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Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Installation - Do not stack the pipes more Falling L H  - Maintain good housekeeping Foreman/ Tool box talk N/A U H 
of concrete / than 2 layers object workers training on
uPVC pipe - Use suitable wedge to secure housekeeping
(cont’d) the pipes
Construction Sites (Safety) Regulations.

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Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Working - Risk assessment should be Hazards L H  - Provide helmet headlight or General Tool box talk Protective L H 
inside conducted by competent arises from electric torch while working Foremen / training on gloves/ Safety
Manhole person. confined at dark condition. Subcontract working Harness/
(Confined - Gas detection should be spaces, - Powder type fire extinguisher or’s inside the Reflex Vest/
Space) conducted by competent include: should be provided nearby. foremen / confined
person. serious - Ensure rescue system in place Competent spaces Safety boots
- Implementation of permit to injury (Tripod, first aid kits and person/
work system. arising stretches, etc.) Safety
- Only works holding valid from- loss - Water pump should be ready Supervisor
confined space certified of on pits, trenches and low
worker certificates can work consciousne grounds to avoid flooding.
inside the confined space. ss arising
- Co-workers should be from an
assigned and stationed outside increase in
1. Code of Practice : Safety and Health at Work in Confined Spaces

to assist in case of emergency. body
- Provide sufficient ventilation temperature
e.g. air blower. caused by,
- Strictly prohibit any sources for
of ignition inside or outside example,
the confined spaces. heat stress
- Provide safe mean of access in the work
and egress. environmen
- Provide breathing apparatus, t;
resuscitator and first aid box
in case of emergency if need.
- Establish good
communication system
between the workers inside
confined spaces and those
who stationed outside the
confined spaces.
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Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
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Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
General - All waste and debris should - Fire L H  - Fire extinguisher should be Foreman Tool box talk N/A U H 
properly be collected. Hazard provided and ready for use on
- Sorting should be conducted - Temporary storage area Housekeeping
prior to be removed should be set up and use of fire
- Proper site housekeeping extinguisher

should be maintained.
 
2) Waste Disposal Ordinance

- Fence off the working area - Slip, trip L H - Daily clean up of working Foreman Tool box talk N/A U H
- Safe access should be and fall area should be carried out on Site
provided and maintained - Provide helmet headlight or housekeeping
- Adequate lighting system electric torch while working
should be provided for at dark condition.
nightwork.
-
General - Regularly check and maintain - Electricity L H  - All electrical connections Foreman Tool box talk N/A U H 
2) Factories and Industrial Undertakings (Electricity)

(cont’d) the electrical equipment. hazard shall be securely fixed to the on
These should be carried out generator. use of
by competent and trained - Ensure that the power supply electricity

persons. is properly earthed and the
- Avoid connecting too many impedance of the earthing
electrical loads to the power electrode and connection is
main to cause overheating and periodically checked by a
subsequent danger. Registered Electrical Worker.
- Earthing system should be
Regulations
installed for the portable
generator.
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Severity
Likelihood
affecting
Very High
Very High
Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Working at - Workers to wear suitable - Heat L H  - Take intermittent rests under Foreman Tool box talk N/A U H 
1.Guide on Safety at Work in times of Inclement Weather(LD)

outdoor and clothing to avoid direct stroke trees. on
2.Prevention of Heat Stroke at Work in a Hot Environment

exposed exposure to the sun and to - Provide training on the use of
environment allow perspiration. prevention of heat stroke electricity
- Carry sufficient water bottles.
- Take intermittent rests under
shelters.
- Check weather condition and - Adverse L H  - Work team to stop work and Foreman Tool box talk N/A U H 
forecast before start of work. weather retreat to a safe location after on
- Establish a communication being notified of impending use of
channel to notify the work bad weather. electricity
team of impending inclement - Work team to stay away from
weather. nullahs and streams.
(LD)
Working - All personnel shall take Thunderstor U H  - Work team to stop work and Engineers / Tool box talk Rain coat H H 
during shelter during inclement m/ retreat to a safe location after foremen on Prevention
2.Prevention of Heat Stroke at Work in a Hot Environment (LD)

1.Guide on Safety at Work in times of Inclement Weather(LD)
inclement weather Lightning / being notified of impending against
weather - Workers should stay away Flooding lightning. adverse
from the metal or light pole - Provide adequate water pump weather
- Worker should stop the to remove the ponding water
Electrical maintenance/works in the excavated area
- Observe inclement weather - Provide rain cover along the
signal and take necessary excavated trench to prevent
precaution. rainfall into the trench
- Monitor the stability and
arrange workers to leave the
trench if in doubt
- Provide adequate access and
egress to or from the trench
Pg. 22 of 23
Related COP/
Regulation(s)
Hazards
Responsible
Likelihood
Guideline/
Action by
Personnel
Severity
Likelihood
affecting
Very High
Very High
Very Low
Very Low
Low Risk
Low Risk
Moderate
Moderate
Severity
Construction
High Risk
High Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Risk
Task
indirect
(ID)
personnel
Item P.P.E. Relevant Standard

1 Safety Helmet AS/NZS 1801, ANS 1289, EN 397, JIST 8131, GB 2811
2 Safety Goggle BS 2092( general purpose), BS 1542/AS 1338(welding, against radiation), BS 679(welding), BS 1729(steelworks), AS 1337(industrial use), Z 87(eye & face protection), DIN 58210, 58211(protective
goggle)
3 Safety Harness/ BSEN 361(fully body harness), BS 3667(safety lines or other national safety standard), BSEN 360/ EN353/EN 352(fall arrestor or other national safety standard), EN 354/ EN355/ EN14397(Energy
Lifeline absorbing devices or other national safety standard)
4. Ear Protector Eastern 509 Ear Plug, Eastern 512 Ear plug, Eastern 511 Ear Muff.
5. Respirator N95 or upper standard
Prepared by: Raymond Wong Checked by: Howard Lam Dan Tang Endorsed by: John Chan Approved by: Dr. Dave Chan
(Engineer) (Team B Leader) (Head of Construction) (Safety Officer) (Site Agent)
Signature Signature Signature Signature
Pg. 23 of 23
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Appendix B
Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

Contract No. HY/2018/02 Central Kowloon Route - Kai Tak East
MST No: MS/553
Inspection and Test Plan: Method Statement for Road Works for Stage 2 Road Diversion of Kai Fuk Road
Rev: 0
No Activity Type of Responsibilities Inspection Inspection / Test Method Acceptance Criteria Type of Records Record No. of RISC Remarks
Control S/C Alchmex - Paul Y JV RSS Rate Holder will be
Subimitted
Constr Survey Safety ICE
1 Approval of Method Statement, DR N/A A N/A A A H S Submission General Spec. / Particular Spec. CSF APYJV - -
Risk Assessment and Inspection & ICE Cert RSS
Test Plan
2 Approval of materials DR N/A A N/A N/A N/A H S Submission Comply to required grading as CSF APYJV - -
- Rebar specified as ordered RSS
- Ready mix concrete
- Manhole Cover
-Pipes & Fittings(DI and Precasted
Concrete)
- Steelwork of shelter
3 Setting Out of location of manhole, DR A C N/A N/A N/A H S Submission of pWPS, BS EN ISO 15614 pWPS/WPS, Welding Procedure APYJV - -
gully, draw pits, and reference level T Welding procedure BS EN 287 approval test record, welder RSS
mark approval test, welder cert., CSF, ERF
qualification test
4 CP to locate any existing UU in the DR / A C S W N/A W S CP to check by passive / EMSD requirement Permit to Dig / UU Detection APYJV - -
vicinity SUV active UU detection record RSS
5 Excavation to formation level I A C S W N/A H S upon completion Drawing Requirement RISC Form APYJV 10 -
RSS
6 Condition of Steel Reinforcement I A C N/A N/A N/A S upon Visual check the rebar Approved drawing RISC Form APYJV 10 -
Fixing completion fixing arrangement RSS
7 Final Condition and Formwork I A W N/A N/A N/A S S Cube strength test Approved drawing RISC Form APYJV 10 -
before Concreting(structure, slump test Delivery Note RSS
concrete surround of pipe and pipe Cube strength test report
connection)
8 Check as-built Location and Level SUV N/A C A N/A N/A H Upon Survey Check Approved drawing RISC Form APYJV 10 -
of Manhole, gully and draw pit completion RSS
9 Final Conditon before laying the I A C N/A N/A N/A W Upon Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 10 -
main pipe, gully pipe and cable. completion RSS
10 Condition of Bedding layer for I A W N/A N/A N/A W S Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 10 -
trench RSS
11 Condition of connection point I A W N/A N/A N/A W Upon Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 10 -
between gully pipe and main pipe completion RSS
before concreting/grouting
12 Condition of connection point I A W N/A N/A N/A W Upon Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 10 -
between gully pipe and main pipe completion RSS
after concreting/grouting
13 Check as-built pipe and cable duct SUV N/A S A N/A N/A H Upon Survey Check Approved drawing RISC Form APYJV 10 -
level and alignment completion RSS
14 Check pipes, joint and pipeline I/T A S N/A N/A N/A H Upon Air Test and Water Test General Spec. / Particular Spec. RISC Form APYJV 10 -
testing(Air Test/ Water Test) completion RSS
Page 1 of 2 APYJV / ITP / Rev. 1 / 20200713

Contract No. HY/2018/02 Central Kowloon Route - Kai Tak East
MST No: MS/553
Inspection and Test Plan: Method Statement for Road Works for Stage 2 Road Diversion of Kai Fuk Road
Rev: 0
No Activity Type of Responsibilities Inspection Inspection / Test Method Acceptance Criteria Type of Records Record No. of RISC Remarks
Control S/C Alchmex - Paul Y JV RSS Rate Holder will be
Subimitted
Constr Survey Safety ICE
15 Condition after Compaction of I A S N/A W N/A W Each Layer Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 10 -
backfill for trench RSS
16 SRT for formation/subbase layer T N/A A N/A N/A N/A H Each Layer Compaction Test General Spec. / Particular Spec. RISC Form APYJV 10 -
RSS
17 Final Conditon before placing road I A C N/A N/A N/A W Each Layer Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 20 -
base/base course/ wearing course RSS
18 Sample collection for road T N/A A N/A N/A N/A H Each Layer Test General Spec. / Particular Spec. RISC Form APYJV 20 -
base/base course/ wearing course RSS
19 Dipping level for formation/subbase I A C N/A N/A N/A W Each Layer Visual Inspection - RISC Form APYJV 20 -
layer/road base/base course/ RSS
wearing course
Date: 18-Jan-22
Type of Control: Responsibilities Rate of Inspection:
DR = Document Review A = Action (carry out the works) S = Start of the process ITP prepared by:
SUV = Survey Check C = Control of process x% = x% random check Raymond Wong
I = Inspection W = Witness Each / Each Batch / Each Coat
T = Test H = Hold point Reviewed by Senior Design Manager:
S = Surveillance Edmond Chan
N/A = Not applicable
Approved by QA Manager:
Ray Kong
Subcontractor:
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Appendix C
Major TTA schemes for Road Diversion of Kai Fuk

Road
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

TTA Stages at Kai Fuk Road
Stage 1 Modified
Stage 1
➢ Prerequisites for implementation of Stage 2 TTA Works area kept for diversion of
• Demolition of Existing Subway Ramp on KFR westbound
• Construction of Underpass S3 (specific bays)* watermains and CLP’s cables
• Temporary works for crossing Underpass S3*
• Construction of Retaining Walls RW-S4 (Bay 3 to Bay 10) Re-sequence of demolition of existing subway:
• Construction of Retaining Walls RW-S9 (Bay 3 to Bay 11) Demolish the wall of Existing Subway Ramp adjoining the KFR
• Provision of height checker and demolition of Existing Sign westbound footpath during Pre-stage TTA (target to complete by mid Aug
Gantry G7 (LCSs to be kept) 2021);
• Provision of temporary traffic signs and LCSs on footbridge Benefits: 1. Minimize duration of TTA stage 1, hence less traffic impact
(substituting sign gantry G6) 2. Minimize constraint for site access, hence better site logistics
• Road works
• TTA approval for sub-stages and Stage 2 ➢ Works not critical to the implementation of Stage 2 TTA
• PMR’s consent on temporary road design but affect Underpass S3 construction
Note: * - Critical activities • Relocation of TCSS pillar box
2
Future road Retaining
Indicative
profile temporary road Wall RW-
profile under S9 (to be
Stage 2 built)
Stage 2 Tentative Start: Mid Feb 2022

Retaining Retaining
Wall RW-S4 Wall RW-S9
Section A-A
Section B-B
➢ Prerequisites for implementation of Stage 3 TTA ➢ Works not critical to the implementation of Stage 3 TTA
• Drainage works • Tree felling, UU works and demolition of planter for
• UU works (by others, optional, for crossing road) Stage 4 TTA (3-lane scheme on KFR eastbound)
• Road works • Construction of Underpass S3 (remaining bays)
• TTA approval for sub-stages and Stage 3 • Construction of Retaining Walls RW S4 & S9
• PMR’s consent on temporary road design (remaining bays)
• Demolition of Existing Sign Gantry G6 and footbridge
falsework
• Construction of Bridge S9
• Construction of Bridge S1/S9
• Construction of RW S1
3
Stage 3 Stage 4
➢ Prerequisites for implementation of Stage 4 TTA ➢ Prerequisites for implementation of Stage 4.1 TTA
• Demolition of Existing Subway on KFR eastbound • Construction of Retaining Walls RW S4 & S9 (remaining bays)
• Demolition of Existing Sign Gantry Ksn23C and G6 and • Road works (pavement construction)
footbridge falsework • Construction of Bridge S9
• Tree felling, UU works and demolition of planter on KFR • Construction of Bridge S1/S9
eastbound • Construction of RW S1
• Road works (shifting back of kerbline, pavement construction • TTA approval for sub-stages and Stage 4.1
and bus-stop relocation) • PMR’s consent on temporary road design
• TTA approval for sub-stages and Stage 4
• PMR’s consent on temporary road design
➢ Works not critical to the implementation of Stage 4 TTA ➢ Works not critical to the implementation of Stage 4.1 TTA
• Construction of Underpass S3 (remaining bays) • Demolition of Existing Subway
• Construction of Retaining Walls RW S4 & S9 (remaining bays) • Construction of Underpass S3 (remaining bays)
• Construction of Bridge S9 • Construction of Span D of footbridge
• Construction of Bridge S1/S9
• Construction of RW S1 4
Stage 5
5
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Appendix D
TTA Scheme for TTA Pre-stage facilitating Stage 2

(i.e. TTA Stage 1.1, 1.2 & 1.3)
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

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Appendix E
TTA Scheme for Kai Fuk Road (TTA Stage 2)
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Appendix F
Programme of Works around Kai Fuk Road Area
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

Updated on 15 Jan 2022
Area 1:
10-12/1, Lay & Compact subbase layer
13-17/1 , Conduct subbase SRT on 13/1 & Pending result
19/1, Pave 2 layers RB
Area 2: 20/1, Pave 1 layer RB + BC + WC
Road Works (Backfilling) to be commenced after TTA 21/1, Place water barrier for TTA Stage 1.1
Stage 1.1 Implementation
4-6/3, Start for bitumen pavement paving
7/3, Erect temporary road lighting system
Area 1
Area 2
22/1/2022, Implement TTA Stage 1.1
Area 3
Area 3:
10-12/1, Backfill upto Formation + Backfill aggregate for retaining wall
13-19/1, Conduct SRT (Formation 98%) on 13/1 & Pending result
14-19/1, Erect steel cover for S9 coupler protection
20-22/1, Lay & Compact subbase layer
24-28/1, Conduct SRT (Subbase 98%) on 24/1 & Pending result
14-19/2, Erect steelpile on temporary frame of footbridge temporary usage
21-23/2, Modify temporary footbridge portal frame
24/2-3/3, Erect temporary traffic sign & LCS on footbridge
Updated on 15 Jan 2022
Area 6
Area 6:
6-11/1, Backfill upto Formation Area 4
12-17/1, Conduct SRT (Formation 98%) on 12/1
& Pending result
Area 5
18-22/1, Backfill for subbase layer
24-28/1, Conduct SRT (Formation 98%) on 24/1
& Pending result
18-29/1, Construct temporary drainage system Area 4:
21-26/2, Erect 3 nos. TCSS traffic signal sign 17-22/1, Backfill aggregate for retaining wall & Construct 2 nos. gully pipes
1-3/3, Start for bitumen pavement paving 24/1, Backfill 1st layer coarse
7/3, Erect temporary road lighting system 25/1, Backfill 2nd layer coarse
26/1, Backfill 3rd layer coarse
27/1, Backfill 4th layer coarse
28/1-9/2, Backfill for subbase layer
Area 5: 17-23/2, Construct temporary drainage system
8-9/2, Backfill aggregate for retaining wall 4-6/3, Start for bitumen pavement paving
10/2, Backfill 1st layer coarse 7/3, Erect temporary road lighting system
11/2, Backfill 2nd layer coarse
12/2, Backfill 3rd layer coarse
14/2, Backfill 4th layer coarse
15-17/2, Backfill for subbase layer
24-28/2, Construct temporary drainage system
TTA Scheme (24-hr) for Road Diversion at Kai Fuk Road Westbound (Stage 1.1)
To implement on 22 Jan 2022 tentatively
KTE Site Area
KTE Site Area
3
TTA Scheme (Night Works) for Road Diversion at Kai Fuk Road Westbound (Stage 1.2)
To implement on 8 Mar 2022 tentatively
KTE Site Area
One lane Two ways

controlled by Temp Traffic
Signal manually)
Night Works TTA Area
4
TTA Scheme (24-hr) for Road Diversion at Kai Fuk Road Westbound (Stage 1.3)
KTE Site Area
KTE Site Area
5
TTA Scheme (Night Works) for Road Diversion at Kai Fuk Road Westbound (Pre-stage for TTA Stage 2 Implementation)
KTE Site Area
KTE Site Area
6
TTA Scheme (24-hr) for Road Diversion at Kai Fuk Road Westbound (Stage 2)
KTE Site Area
7
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Appendix G
Backfilling Scheme for Stage 2 Temporary Road
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

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Appendix H
Catalogue of vibration roller
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

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Appendix I
ICE Design Certificate for temporary traffic

arrangement for road diversion at Kai Fuk Road
(Stage 2)
APYJV / MS / Rev.1 / 202007004

MS - Road Works For Stage 2 of KFR Road Diversion (Combine)

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PROJECT TITLE: Central Kowloon Route – Kai Tak East

PROJECT NUMBER: Contract No. HY/2018/02

LOCATION OF WORKS: Kai Fuk Road / Part 3A & 3B

METHOD STATEMENT TITLE

Method Statement for Road Works for Stage 2

Prepared Checked Approved

Company: APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV APYJV

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3. Details of Sub-Contractor/Specialist Sub-Contractor

4. Programme and Working Hours

5. Plant & Equipment

6. Construction Methods / Construction Sequence

7. Instrumentation & Monitoring Plan

8. Dealing with Underground Utilities

11. Quality Control

12. Emergency Communication Procedure

13. Stakeholders Engagement

14. Temporary Works Design

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1. Introduction (Overview of the operation/works)

2. Reference Documents (Identify relevant documents by name and reference number)

 General Specification for Civil Engineering Works (2006),

3. Details of Sub-Contractor/Specialist Sub-Contractor

The awarded sub-contractors will be responsible for these works.

4. Programme and Working Hours (Start & finish date of operation/works)

The works are targeted to be commenced in Jan 2022 to March 2022.

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Plant / Equipment Quantity

Operator & Labour

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2 Sections of Road & Drainage Works

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3 Construction Sequence for Road & Drainage Works

7. Dealing with Underground Utilities (where applicable)

Refer to separated submission.

8. Safety (Risk Assessments)

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General Site Safety

1 Site Specific Safety Induction Training Course

2 Pre-Task Meeting and Pre-Work Risk Assessment

3 Site Specific Safety Issues

3.1 Safety during the Works

3.2 Method Statement and Work Procedure Training

3.3 Risk Assessment

Plant & Equipment

1 Inspections & Labels

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3 Person Protective Equipment

8 Hand and Power Tools

9 Access and Egress

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10 Fire and Explosion

11 Stacking and Storage

12 Housekeeping and Good Order

16 Trial pits / Trenches

9. Environmental (Environmental aspect & impact identification as well as mitigation measures)

3 Waste / Construction Refuse

Refer to Appendix B for Inspection and Test Plan.

12. Emergency Communication Procedure

13. Stakeholders Engagement (If Applicable)

• Antiquities and Monuments Office,