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For Networks projects, work have to be divided into phases (each phase should not exceed 600 meters),
new phase is not allowed to be started until the previous phase is completed.
Lines and services must be laid in designated corridor at accurate alignment and level with respect to
finished road levels.
Applicant should confirm the latest Right of Way limits/boundaries and Base Plan details from DM/Planning
Department.
The Services Authority/client or their contractors must obtain Demarcation Certificate for the building
lines/ROW boundaries/ limits from Dubai Municipality prior to start the work.
The applicant shall verify the locations of the existing services and confirm whether it is compatible with the
approved corridor (As per this NOC), If not, the applicant should approach NOC section with trial trenches
details for further review and revision approval.
Wherever necessary, Services Authorities/Client or their contractors may have to do earth works (cut and
fill) within their own corridor to match the level of finished road level.
Ducts across unmade roads should be laid at 1.2m deep (minimum) from the finished road levels.
Cover above Services plants shall be such sufficient that no further protection will be required during roads
work.
Any cost that shall be incurred for protection or relocation of existing services due to improper installation
shall be charged to the concerned authority.
Copy of as built drawings shall be submitted to RTA /ROW Department for approval upon completion of
works.
All safety measures must be provided as per relevant standards and regulations and in accordance with the
article No. 6 of the system 4/2009. Contractor must erect safety and warning boards around the construction
area to announce hazardous work limit.
Trench Sheeting (Sheet Piles) Protection must be provided for any excavation works exceeding 1.20 m in
depth from the Finished Road Level (FRL) or Finished Ground Level (FGL) unless the Authorized/Approved
Consultant examines the site conditions and found that the excavation/ soil conditions are stable, rock and
no indication of potential cave-in as well as no existing adjacent road/Facilities might be affected by the
proposed excavation work.
Small size sign boards should be displayed in both Arabic and English languages providing project
reference, contractor/ consultant and Services Authority’s details and emergency contact numbers.
Access to building/villas as well as pedestrian facilities should be maintained during work constructions.
The area shall be left in a neat and clean manner; no surplus material shall be left on the side of the road.
All stationary equipment’s such as generators and water pumps, and other fuel consuming equipment’s shall
be stored inside drip trays or inside bounded areas approved by RTA.
Self-bounded fuel tank is acceptable given that they are stored inside a drip tray to prevent spills during
fueling operations.
The fuel tank or tanks must be labeled with the content of the type of the material and provided with an
emergency 24 hours contact phone number.
All fueling operations must be conducted utilizing drip trays, and provide spill kits to conduct removal of any
free product.
Trash, refuse, debris and food scrap, must be stored properly such as in side receptacles, or covered
containers to prevent sanitary nuisances.
Program of works should be submitted at the earliest to RTA/Inspection Section, in case that construction
activities start without RTA information, a fine will be imposed.
Apply separately for all type of road crossings/ Utilizing RTA spare ducts.
All services crossings lines should be protected as per the concern Services Authorities Standards, RTA
shall not be responsible to provide any additional protection or diversion in the future.
No Roads shall be closed without prior permission from RTA /Traffic Department.
No parking area shall be closed without prior permission from RTA/Parking Department.
RTA/Traffic Services Section permit must be obtained before starting any construction activities in existing
paved roads areas.
The proposed works should be carried out by RTA approved contractor under RTA inspection and Concern
authority/Consultant/Client’s technical representative’s full supervision.
Proposed Services including M.H`s/Chambers/ cover levels should be constructed to suit the finished road
level in accordance with the relevant cross section, (for unpaved or partial paved areas, Profiles showing the
exact depth of the services & M.H`s/Chambers/ cover levels should be submitted to RTA/Roads
Department/Roads Planning and Design Section for approval prior to start any construction activities at site)
Chamber locations at road junctions should be such that it will remain behind the shoulder/upstand kerbline.
Manhole upper shaft must be minimum 1.2 m from finished road level. Check Neck depth for chamber in PM
folder
All required NOCs to be obtained from relevant Departments and Services Authorities including Dusup, prior
to start the work at site.
NOC revalidation must be submitted within two weeks prior to expiry date.
Liaise with Roads consultants and all other Contractors working within the area to avoid conflict of activities.
Separate approval from RTA internal Department/Sections should be obtained for above ground structure,
cabinets, cathodic protections etc.
All stationary equipment’s such as generators and water pumps, and other fuel consuming equipment’s shall be
stored inside drip trays or inside bounded areas approved by RTA.
Self-bounded fuel tank is acceptable given that they are stored inside a drip tray to prevent spills during fueling
operations.
The fuel tank or tanks must be labeled with the content of the type of the material and provided with an emergency
24 hours contact phone number.
All fueling operations must be conducted utilizing drip trays, and provide spill kits to conduct removal of any free
product.
For Drawing refer New Work Zone Traffic Manual Page 127 to
196
For calculation refer Work Zone Traffic Manual Page 53, Table-
5.4
Transition Area
What are the Classification for Traffic diversion based on time limit
Models for Traffic diversions
Multi Lane closure
Termination Area
What are Sizes of concrete barrier, PVC cones and PVC barrier.
Height of concrete barrier/ PVC barrier to be 0.85m
Height of PVC cones to be from 0.75 to 1.0m.
Traffic Sign Board Sizes
What are Lane width of carriage way, parking and hard shoulder.
Lane width of carriage way – 3.6, 3.65 and 3.7m
Lane width of Parking -2.4m for parallel and 6m for angular/
Perpendicular parking.
Hard shoulder starts from 0.6m (Minimum shy distance) to 2.4m
based on availability of space.
What is purpose of Flag Man.
Flagman used in maneuvering of traffic in traffic diversions
especially in single carriageway.
What is end treatment.
End treatment is tapering of first barrier in the traffic
approaching side with a cushion like sand bag to reduce the
impact of vehicles.
How to remove an installed Traffic diversion?
Traffic diversions to be removed from Termination area towards
Advance warning area guarded by shadow vehicle (Lighting
Mounted Vehicle) and all workers and working vehicles should
be ahead of shadow vehicle.
Pedestrian Access
Primary protection vehicle – Work
Vehicle
Work vehicle