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METHOD STATEMENT FOR
CABLE TRAY & CONDUIT
INSTALLATION
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

0l GENERAL

02 RESPONSIBILITIES

03 CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 4

04 CONDUIT INSTALLATION PROCEDURE I

INSPECTION & TESTING 11

06 EQUIPMENT & TOOLS 11

07 SAFETY
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,I.() GENERAL

1.1 PURPOSE

. The purpose of lhis Method Statement is lo provide the work methods for installation
of Cable Tray & Conduit assure compliance with applicable specification and drawings.

1.2 SCOPE

. The scope of this Method Statement covers the objective and requifement ofoable
Tray & Conduit installation

,I.3 DEFINITION

. COMPANY Client
. CONTRACTOR SSEM
. SUBCONTRACTOR An o€anization providing specific services to the CONTRACTOR
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\ Z.O RESPONSIBILITIES
2.'l Construction Manager

Conkol the overall construction activities

The Construction lManager shall ensure that Electrical Engineer effectively implement
within this lrethod Statement and related applicable project documents.

2.2 Electrical Engineer

Delive ng the relevant documentation and required materials to execute site work.
Checking/maintaining the adequacy of personnel, equipment and promoting any
required actions necessary to achieve the construction target.
Supervision and proper implementalion ofwork activities.
Notificatjon to Quality Control forinspection.
Taking part in the definition of any corrective actions required and ensuring the correct
resolution of the non-conformity.

Suoervisor / Foreman

Assures the proper execution ofall related works as perthis method statement.
Responsible to control the field crew for practical implementation of all related wo s as
per this method statement and compliance with the loss prevention, Health Safety Plan

QC Engineer

The Quality Control Personnel shallbe responsible for preparation of ITP for relevantwo|k
aqtv|I|es,
. The Quality Control Personnel shall be responsible for the control and compliance
with design drawings and specifications for cable tray installation system before and during
the operation.

2.5 HSE Engineer

' Ensures that the HSE functions are being performed/implemented by the line supervisors.
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3.0 CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

3.1 General

' This Nrlethod Staiement is intended as a practical guide for proper installation of cable tray
installation system However the spread offittings, types, finishes and jnstallation
requirements is prohibitively large for Inclusion in this Method Slatement-
. Competent and sub-contractors well experienced persons who are weJl famiiar wilh electrical
construction practices, eleckical equipment, and safely of electrical wiring systems will
perform the work here under described
. Cable kay installation systems shall be ffee from burrs or other sharp projection that could
cause damagc lo lhe cdble jrcket durirg instarlalio_
' All cable trays supporls shali be installed as shown on construction drawings and positioned
to avoid intedefences with other facilities lf interferences it shall be nolified to Comoanv for
solution
. All installation requirements and tolerances shall be in accordance with the technical
specification, the latest conskuction drawings and the applicable documents
. In order to instal the cable kay supports for the required elevalion from the floor to the
boltom ofthe cable tray it shall be eslablished and level line with the use of level ruler
. Separale cable tray / ladder shall be used as Following
- HV, LVPowerCables lMeasuring, Signaling, Solenoid and /or Relay output cables,
Telecom Cabjes and Hydraulic Tubjng
Separate Cable tray /ladder shall be used for Standby and Duty Equipment
Separate Cable Tray / ladder shall be used for Emergency/Essentral and Normal
EquiDment
. Cable tray shall be supported in every 3 l\4eter l\,4inimum on Horizontal Run and 2 J\,4eters on
Vertical Run The material of lray Supporl is Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel (H D G )
'150x'150x'12( t) mm
. For Cab e Crossing (at Right angle) minimum Distance shall be 200 mm Separate Tray shall
be used and generally Arranged iop lo Bottom in lhe following manner
- HV Cable Ladder Tfay
- LV Power & Lighting ,DC ControJ Supplies, Electrical l\,,lulticore controJcables Cable
Ladder Tray
- Electronic and Signalcables Tray
. Cable trays shall not be suppoded from process prprng
. The cable trays shall never be used as a walkway or pathway
. Suf{rcient space shall be provided around cable kays to permit adequate access for
installation and maintenance of cables
. Cable trays shall always be installed as a complete system Cable tray systems shall not
have mechanically discontinuous segments of cable tray runs except the construction
drawing clearly mentioned
. Cable tray systems shall be contrnues through slots in substation walls, openings shall be
sealed after cable installation with approved sealing malerial

3 2 Handling and Storage

. Cable tray material loading and unloading melhods shall be by hand forklift and crane (with
the use of sling) lf hand loaded /unloaded, appropriate Personal Protective Equipment should
be worn-
. Cable tray shall be securcd 10 prevent damages during transpo.tation, lifling and unloading
. l\,4ake sure Cable tray malerials are secured and stable during storage or handling Suilable
lifting equipment for heavy lifts shall be used [,lanual handling/lifting of smaller bundles shall
be under taken at a minimum of two points by experienced personnel
. IvTethod of transporl and slorage of lhe cable tray accessories shall be in accordance
with manufaclurer's instructions in order to avoid producl damage
. Cable tray shajl be stored in a clean, dry and secured location Especially avoiding places
where water might accumulate or where significant dust or dirt is present lf suchalocationis
not available, materials shall be stored on pallets or other appropriate means to rise above
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the floor to avoid possible water levels, and wrapped in protective plastic sheeting at both
ends of the bundles.
Unload Cable Tray in a safe manner so that personnel are not exposed to the unsecured
load
The Cable tray fittings and connectors or other related accessories shall be stored in indoor
storage_
Tray syslems are as srmple as possrble wLth a minimum terns and offsets for ease of pulling
caDte
CORRECT NOT CORRECT

( ' To prevent damage lo cable tray & conduit, never drag during loading / unloading
(]ORRECT I,IOT CORRECT

Cable tray can be stored oulside with protective cover, but shall be :
- Elevated off the ground
- Wellventilated lo prevent storage stain
- Properly protected to pfevenl scratching and marring offinish
( - Small accessories should be stored properly to prevent loss or misplace
Stacked according to width and type

3.3 Installation of Cable Tray Supports

Cable Tray Classifrcation

All cabJe kays are made from Flame Relardant Glass Reinforce Polyester (GRP) Material-
The cable tray is classifled by voltage levels and to match the cable classificalion, as
following.

Description Level Type of tray

HVT ToD Level LadderTvoe

LVT Top Level LadderType
Elec Tel Above lnst Ladder Type
nst Lower Level Ladder/ Perforated Tvpe

Supports for cable trays shall provide enough sirength and wofking load capabilities must be
sufficient to meet the load requirement ofthe cable tray wiring system and future cable
additions
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Allfields cut on galvanized steel supports or Removed by welding shall be touched up with
Epoxy polyamide zrnc pnmer and final parnting as per design specification
Slable supporls shall be provided to prevenl stress on cables where they enter anolher
channel or enclosure from cable tray systems
Detail of cable ladder support distance shall depend on site condition, bul horizonlal run
cable ladder tfay support distance should not exceed 3 lvleler and verlical run cable ladder
kay suppod distance should not exceed 2 lMetef
Perforated tray support distance shall depend on site condilion, but tray support distance
should not exceed 3 Meter
Accessories ladder Expansion guide, Ladder hoJd down clamp, T type elbow cover & Clamp,
horizontal elbow, Vertrcal elbow shall be made of GRP material
The GRP cable tray shall be fixed with Beam clamp with hex head bolt &nut 316LSS, Splice
joints by Round boll & nut 316L SS on the support to its midpoinl splice plates and at all
o{her support Iocalions
Cable Trays shall be Preferred Nominal Dimension as bellow
a) Straight Length Section:3or6lvJeters
b) Width : 50 mm, 100 mm, 200 mm or 300 mm
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c Depth :50 mm or 100 mm
. Cable Ladders shall be preferred Nomina Dimension as beliow
( a) Straight Lenglh Section :3or6l\/eler
b) widrh : 300mm, 600mm , 900rr

c) Depth : 150 mm
d) Rugs Spacing Straight Sectio : 250 mm

3.4 Straight Section Installation

. Straight Section Position

a) Torque fasleners recommended by manufacturer shall be used.
b) After the supports are in place, the installation of the cable tray shall begin at any place
lhat is most convenient to start installation work.
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c) Place a slfaight section across tlvo supports so thai the e;ds of the seclron are not
directly on the support The support span shail not be greater than the straight
section length or as recommended by the manufacturer, to ensure no more than one
splice is located between supports
Splice Plates
a) Expansion Sp|ce Plates
- Cable Ladder Splice Point shall be Located Directly over supports or at l\y'id
Span For Straight Run, ldeal Location will be wrthin one Quarler ofthe span rneasured
from the suooort
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-Expansion joint shall be installed fof every 25 meter of Straight Ladder length and
supported within a maximum of 600 mm from joint on each side of expansion joint.
Ladder shall be anchored at Horizonlal and vertical Bends and at the aoDroximate
mid-point between expansion joint.
- No more than one splice shall be located between two adjacent suppods
- lt is important that thermal contraction and expansion be considered when installing
cable t€y systems The length of the straight cable tray run and the temperature
differential govern the numbef ofexpansion splice plates required
b) Cable Ladder Hinged Splice Assembly
For changes tray direction adjuslable hinged splice plates can be use Supports
shall be loc€ted within 600 mm each side ofvertical adjustable splice plates.
- Position splice halves so that offsets adjust for material thrckness and fasten with nut
and bolt using hole (A).
- positioned cable tray sections which will set needed angle Drill to complete hole (B)
- Insert and tighten all hardware

c) Reducing Splice Plates

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Use a reducing splice plate wi(h a standard splice plate to form an offset reduction
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Use a pair of offset reducrng splice plates to form a straight reduction.

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d) End Plates
For dead-end closure indicating termination ofcable tray run use end plates.

3.5 Fittingslnstallation

Supporl locations forfittings shall be placed as recommended by manufacturer.

' Horizontal Elbow SuoDort
A horizontal Elbow is a tray/Ladder Section which changes direction in the same plane.
The Angle ofArc for Horizontal Elbow shall be 30', 45', 60', or 90"

. Horizontal Tee Supporl

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A Hodzontal Equal Tee is a tray Ladder section which is suitable for joining tray section of
same size in three (3) Directions at the 90" Interval of the same plane Place horizontal
tee supports wjthrn 600 mm of each of the three openings connected to other cable tray.

On all other radius,

Horizontal Cross Support
A horizontal cross is tray ladder section which is suitable forjoining tray ladder sections in four
(4) Directions at 90' Intervalofthe same plane Place horizontal cross supports within 600
mm of each of the four openings connected to other cable tray Ladder section at 90'
Interval of Same Plane

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Vertical Cable Tray Elbows
C Vertical cable tray elbows at the top of runs should be supported at each end At the
bottom of runs, they should be at the top of the elbow and within 600mm of the lower
extremity of the elbows.

. Vertical Cable Tray Tees

Vertical Elbow (lnside) - An Inside vertical Elbow is a tray / ladder Section which
Changes direction upward from the Horizontal Plane
b- Vertical Elbow (Outside) - An outside Vertical elbow |s a lray / ladder section which
changes Direction Downward from lhe Horizontal Plane

3.6 Field Modifications

Due to field requirements there may need to modiry cable tray, as such the following
activities might be required.
. l\4arking
Using a square ruler that reaches across the width of the cable tray, gauge off the edge of
one side rail and mark both flanges. Next, position the square ruler down the side face of
the tray and mark the web of the rail. Marking can be done with a scribe, marking
pen, of a pencil. Pefmanent markers shall not be used so not to stain appearance

Marking offlanges Marking of rail

Cutting
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The cut can be made using a hand held hack saw, carbide tipped circular saw, hand-held
band saw, offset bolt cutters or high speed grinder. lt is important to achieve a square cut
to ensure a good splice connection. After cutting, be sure cut edges are smooth and to
remove any DUrs.

Cutting with Hacksaw

. Drilling
Holes for splice plates shall be ddlied in field-cut cable t.ays. The most common
method of locating the hole positions is to use a splice plate as a template. Drill
jigsaw shall be made available. A shorl piece of side rail that is punched with the
(-- standard factory hole pattern can be bolted to lhe splice plate to serve as a stop that
rests against the end of the field-cut side rail. Clamp the splice plate to the rail and
drill through the splice plate holes and the side rail. The correct drill size is dependent
on the hardware supplied with the cable tray l\4atch the holes that exist in the cable
tray. After drilling, remove burrs.
. Accessories
Barrief strips along a cable tray run connected using a barrier strip splice
.t Flexible Horizontal Barrier Kit, GRP, 150 mm
+ Vertical Outside Bend Barrier GRP,'150 mm
.! Verticallnside bend Barrier. GRP.150 mm
+ StEight Barrier GRP ,150 mm

4,0 CONDUITINSTALLATIONPROCEDURE

4,1 General Reouirement of steel conduit

. Galvanized steel conduit installatjons shall be rnade using galvanized steel conduit boxes
or non- metallic conduit boxes.
. Walls and floors must be proper marked out.
. Proper cutting, chipping and cfacking of walls and floors (if required).
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- Measuring, culting, bending,lhreading and coupling ofconduit

- Proper mounling of supporls and installation conduit and accessories
. Tee or skaighl lhrough joints shall be made in Junctron boxes Conduits shall normally
be chased inlo walls, ceilings of floors Runs in wall shall be placed vedically to ensure
safely against accidental damage Where conduil is chased into wall, the chases must
be deep enough to allow at least 10mm of cement and plasler covering Wherever
oullets and switches are located in ceilings of wali tiles, cafe shaTl be taken to locate the
outlel in the center of the tile or equally space it at the intersection of four tiles
. Conduits shall run directlv into distribution boards, switchboxes and socket outlet boxes
Al switch positions conduits shallterminale in a metal box or suitable enclosure There
shall be no conneclions in pull through condLrit junction boxes
. Where severalconduits run in para lel, bends set inlo conduit shall be made such that
the conduits follow each other symmetrically Radius of conduit bends shall be made
wilh due regard 10 sizes and type of wifes or cabJes being drawn Into lhe conduits In
any event, the innef radius of the bends shall nol be less than 2.5 lirnes the outside
diameter of the conduit In sizing, conduits allowance shall be made for future additions
and amendments to the electrical system Access capability fof 25% additional wiring
shall be considered reasonable minimum allowance

conduit has to install in hazardous areas All standard conduit fittings, saddles, clips and
other accessories shall also comply with these standards and be compalible with the
conduat being installed Any ilxing saddles and screws shall be of rustproof material

4.2 Underground PVC Conduit

Duct bank conduils shall be ted securely to spacers and weighted or anchored to
prevent floating when concrete is poured
Earthing Conductors fising through paving or other concrete work shall be run in
suitable schedule 80 U V Resislant PVC pipes
Whenevef cables emerge from underground to connect equipment they shall be
sleeved in schedule 80 U V resistant PVC pipe to at least 150mm above finished grade
level Pipes shall be sealed after cable installation, with weatheefoof PVC compounds.
Cables and crossing roads in generalshall be installed in concrete encased PVC pipes
At least 20% spare pipes subject to a minimum of two, sealed at both end, shall be
inslalled forfuture requirernents Bell mouths shall be installed on ends ofeach pipe
Spacers shall not be left exposed or pfotruding lhrough lhe concrete encasement
( Where conduit run through equipment foundations or building floor slabs, the
encasement shall butt against the side or bottom of the foundation or slab
The minimum thickness of the encasement shall be 75mm at the top, sides and botlom,
if conduits rise above the ground
The top of encasement shall be at least 600 mm below the road suriace
Concrete encasement shall bepouredsoastobemonoliihrcasfaraspossible ifjoinls
in lhe encasemenl are necessary, the sudace of the joint shall be treated to ensure a
good bond before the nelt seciion is poufe

4.3 AbovegroundGalvanizedsteelConduit

The galvanized conduits shaJl be epoxy painted to match the color of the wall painting
(as per company Recommendation)
Should be rigid galvanized steel conduits for ouldoor lighting, sockel, communications
ano elc
Cutendsofgalvanizedsteelconduitshall be feamed to remove rough edges Threaded
melal conduitjoints shall be coated with an electrically conductive sealant and corrosion
inhibitor thai is not hafmful to the conductor insulation All locknut and bushing type
conduil terminations shall be made using locknuts on the inside and outside ofthe
enclosuTe
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. Conduit line shall have less bend as possible, angle of a bend shall be 90 degree or
less One section (between outlet boxes) of the conduit line shall have three or less
bends
. Conduits through paved surfaces and foundation shall be braced to prevent shifting
during pouring ofthe concrete. Exposed conduit runs shall be supported firmly to the
bu ildrng materials or structures with a condui( clamp or U bolt The spacing betlveen
each supporl points shall be maximum 2 meters However, at the connection between
the conduits or lermination to a box, the support shall be made wthin 0 3 meter from
connection point-
. Conduit runs shall be kept at least 300mm away from hol surface such as hot water
pipe, hot temperalure reactor, etc. But when conduit crosses a hot pipe it shall be
properly insulated, clearance ofa minimum 150 mm may be acceplable Conduit line to
be installed in a place subjected to corrosive gas, chemical fluid of the like shall be
provided wilh enough anli cofiosion measures.
. During constructon, temporary openings in lhe conduit system shall be properly
plugged or capped to prevent entry of moisture and foreign matter
. In addition to above requifemenls, the conduit works in the hazardous areas shall be
executed as follows where closed conduit system applied
. Conduit fltting and accessories shall be of explosion-proof type approved for
construction in classified areas
( . Connections behveen conduit and its accessories orj{rnction box shall be made by
parallel conduit lhreads wilh engagement ofat least five threaded portion.
. Where the conduil runs into or oui of enclosures for switches, circuit breakers, relays, or
other apparatus which may produce arcs, sparks, or hrgh temperalure, sealing shall be
made at one point on {he condu( lne wthrn 450mm and nearest possible location from
sucn encrosures
- ln case conduits run in concrete of block wall PVC conduit and PVC boxes also can be
used

4.4 Accessories of Galvanized steel conduit

Junction box, pull box, locknut, coupling, bushing, cover (faceplate), elbows, union,
hangers, saddle, clamp, reducer
. All junction boxes used for lighting and feceptacle circuits shall be of hrgh impact, flame
retardant
U.V resistant glass reinforced polyester Ex (e) type suitable fof zone'1, gas group 2,
lemp class T6 wilh degree of protection lP65 using closed cell neoprene gasket
with detachable lid and stainless steelcaptive fixing screws
( . Pull box shall not be use oa serve the same manner as junction box and vice versa
. Pull boxes, iunction boxes and conduit boxes shall have covers compatible with
the box or conduit body constructron
. Boxes shall be closed by suitable covers and securely fastened in place
. Couplers shall be used to join conduit runs

5.0 Inspection & Testing

. Upon completion of the installation, construction engineer/subconkactof shall notiry
(by RFI) Contractor QC engineer for the required inspection to assure co|rect erection
& installation as Der reouirements
. Test resulls shall be acceplable in accordance with specification requifements.
. The inspection results shall be documented on the related repods/checklists

6.0 Equipment & Tools

. Crane aod lifting Gear
. Drilling Machine
. Electrical Hand Tools
. Cutting l\,4achine
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SocketWinch Set
Ratchet Set
Hack saw
Measuring tape
Scaffold / Ladder
Electrical exlensions
Galvanized conduit Bender
Threading machine

7.0 SAFETY

Codes/Standads appl eb e:

Responsibility The CanlacLort;ub conLndor daing lhe watu is respansible lor cnytng auL a parlcular acton, as hsLed n lhls SWMS The
( supetuisot is espohsible to ehsure that the CantactatBukonttuctat js cohpetent .nd s.tislied with Ihe paceduQl listed. fhe supeMisar is
rcquned b ptovide supetoision, b tE dited recessary, to tuke sue the SV'1tr'lS is bnng blawed and to take innediate canective a.tians, n n is

contrel lvleasures

(what arc you going b .ro b ma*e 116 step as sfe as po*ibte, inct!.te
equipmeot to be used wherc apptopriale?l

1 Wearpropef PPE (PeEo.a Proleclive Equipment)

c ean Ihe @iilng area prio.lo slan olthe wod(
2 - Personnelsha lsiand clear ormalera s and shal not pul lhehselves be(@en
or unde.mate als being loaded/unloaded
Usethe tag line lo @nl.ollhe load from moverenl
- Cerlried eqLipmenlwith qla iied opedlor and dqqe6 to be assigned
- Equrpmenl,{ools lhoroughly nspecled belore lse and rlore<l d6igMled

- pssess lhe ground cond( on and €pac ty of the crane (S W L)

- Kep lhe load lowaod slowiy bul surely
- Watch out forpinch poinr
Never nde on the load
Onythedesgnated person(1)shall givesignas loiheoperator
R gger/opeblorshould be aware of W.d speed
( Gereral PPE wilh high y visib e cloth and hand gloves
3 Shalnol€xeed lhe mng capab les (20k9/pe6on)
Wear proper PPE to prolecl whole body
Load sha lbe secured p.openy pror lo In

Never ove.load lhe s€ftoid load €pac ly, personnel @ftrng on scarfold shal
be aware of ls inle.ded supporlifg capabriVand notoverload the scaffo d
under any orcumstance
No peconwlmodrfy, e€cl ordsmanllelhe scaifo d er€pl
aulhonzed/cerl fi ed s€flolders
Suilable means lor Ia lproteclon sha be provrded and slrclly mplefre.ted
Adeqoale means for accesssha be provided
S€ffold malerlals shal be lngood condilion
Male als and tools onscaffold shallbe secured properly
Scaffoldrno ereclron above 1 5m n heiqhl.wR pem t sha lbe oblan
-5 Weafproper harness and PPE secure the adder by led off. and InslallEfing
ng Ar Proper housekeeprng oraccess lo be rree IDm obslrucl on
Pe6onnelshalenslre thaltheyare €pable otundenaking lhe task. bolh
physrcally and menta ly and do nol@ outsidelheir own capabiilies
Erecl proper scaflold,ladder to a@ss lhe rcrkng area
Fahng proteclon sha be provided
Ladde.shalbe used loraccess only.ot lorworknq platlom and be prope y
lred orfooted at allmes $4ren Lsed
Wor!ir q plarrom stoLld be rlspeL'ed d1d lcgged by I'arcd p-rsol
Propery secure lhe m€Leria s/ioo s at heighi
Baincade the working area with highly visible signs
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Anymoble eqLrpmenl v"lIch shallbe pla@d in pallorm sha lbe prope y
slored/securedmsaremannerandoulolaccess/eqressroLles
Red and whrle colorwarnrng lape ard hrghy vrsrb e srgnage shal beused lo
hghlighl any obtecls lvrich protrude Inlo access/egress roLles
Do nol exceed lhevertical or horzonlal reach mrl or thespecrned oadng

AlMys sel lhe brake belore engag nO the po@r of orenng lheoutrigger
Keep bolh feet on he noor olthe bucket
Weghlollhe operalo.and loos shallnotexceed the load imitsel bythe

-7 Proper selectron. nsla lalron, Insulatron, used and manlenance lo avord HSE Depl Sle

VBUalrnsp€ction of cab es lor any damage pror lo Use

Proper airanoement ollools and materals
Keepwork access free ftom obsttuctron
Cables shallnol cross lo lhedoors ora.cess My. recorlex.ess cab e fnot

Keep awaynngerc from p nch po nl

Use rghl loo s tor the ightjob
Protecl shaD edge as mlchas possible
appropnate PPE shalrbe provided
Penodrcal nspecl on ofeleclrcalequipmen| cab es pugs sockels
Do nol ovenoad lhe equlpmenl
Prop€r ma nlenance oflhe equrpment shallbe conducled
( Uselheappropnaiefreenngursherandeaslyaccessrbe/vs|ble
Proper housekeeping al lime
-Make sure the porer supply propeny lurn offor so aLed before doing work

Appy appropnate iicl aid and rmmed alely summon/gel medcalass slane
in case or accidenuinjury
A I elecli@l tools/equipmenl shall be nspecled/colon coded lag HSE label

3 P.oper eme.gency communical@n equFmenl shal be avarlable

Emergeocy conlacl number and emergency procedure sha lbe dsp ayed

Fitsl aider& paramedi*shal respond lothe accid€nl lmmedialely s,hen rl

Befote this o. ny SWMS is used it must be ch6kert an.r adjus@d lo suit a petsn\ ildividut wot& metho.!, as tong as hazards ate
idenined and contrcIed. Addi,onal steps wlt need to be added to suit partcuta. .ircumsrances. A main {uncrion of the SWMS is to
identify unefe condiuons and wo/k p.acuces an<r noniEte adeqEte controls

lfr€qu'ed for a spec'lic site, delail rhemethod oi controlfo. any additional heards
Attached additional paqes ifspace 6 inslfficient

Reviewed by: Position: Signature: Date: