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RDF REMOVAL METHOD STATEMENT - Fire Fighting
RDF REMOVAL METHOD STATEMENT - Fire Fighting
2. Objective
The objective of this method of work is to provide and document a safe working procedure
for employees of the company and Consideration has also been given in respect of persons
who may be affected by the work.
3. Scope of Work
This method statement serves to outline the steps and actions that FFTS will adopt to
undertake the Installation of Electrical Power Sockets & Wiring as set out in the
project specifications and drawings.
1. Responsibility:
1) FFTS will be responsible for the supervision and execution of all of the above works.
2) Project Manager
Review, Approval, and Monitoring of Method Statement implementation.
3) Site Engineer:
Responsible for day-to-day project requirements for execution, quality, and safety.
Record and monitor activities, and maintain progress and coordination with the Main
Contractor.
4) HSE Officer:
Implementing and monitoring the site’s HSE aspect as per FFTS requirements, in
coordination with the Main contractor.
4. Procedure:
1. Make sure that the drawings are approved before commencing the work.
3. All materials are subjected to Material Inspection Request (MIR) approval before
site usage.
4. All safety work permits (Working at height Permit / Working on floor edge
permit / Shaft permit) must be obtained prior to the commencement of work
and all workers must be safety inducted as per Main Contractor’s HSE plan.
5. Works must be coordinated, Obtain clearance from the Main Contractor Civil
team prior to the commencement of installation at site.
6. Prior to start any works inside shaft permit will be requested by FFTS to the
Main Contractor prior to the commencement of any works to follow the safety
precautions.
7. Ensure proper working platform and safe access prior in entering the working
area must be provided. Ensure that lifeline, hand gloves and safety googles is
available for workers. (If required) Scaffolds / platform (by Civil) shall be
coordinate and safety tag shall be available prior to its usage.
8. The Electrical Site Engineer confirms that all necessary documentation is in-
place to proceed, and identifies if there are any special requirements needed to
undertake the work; if everything is acceptable to proceed, the Electrical Site
Engineer then issue an instruction to the Construction team to carry out the
work.
9. All workers must wear PPE prior to start the Installation of Wiring Accessories.
1. Upon receipt of materials at site, all materials are stored in a safe, covered and
secured manner as per manufacturer’s recommendations.
2. All materials shall be carefully off-loaded at site using the necessary manpower,
appropriate shifting machinery and equipment to ensure that no damage will incur
to the materials.
4. Only the required quantity of Wiring Accessories for the specific task will be
transported from FFTS store to the work place. For temporary storage in the field,
where racks are not provided, the ground should be level and free from loose
stones.
Installation Methodology:
a. Installation of Lighting Switches
1. Maintain the earth continuity from switches up to the Electrical Distribution
Boards. Earth wire shall be connected to the device at the designated terminal
and to be linked to the earth terminal on the back boxes.
3. Terminate the wires for the devices and to be tightened rigidly to avoid any
loose connections on the termination points. Ensure that earth cables are
terminated separately.
5. All switches shall be installed in boxes to ensure front plate is true and square.
Flushed boxes shall finish flush with the wall surface and overlapping front
plates shall be used.
6. Where switches are mounted in the areas that are exposed to weather or
continual dampness, weatherproof devices with appropriate IP ratings shall be
installed.
7. Earth terminal pin of the switches shall be connected to the G.I. back box earth
terminal.
8. Check the ratings of any control gears before installation. Check the wiring
connections as per color codes, locations, wire sizes and enough lengths.
10. Upon installation completion, ensure that the devices are free from mechanical
damages and dust until the inspection.
b. Installation of Power Socket Outlets, Spur Outlets, 20A DP Switches and Cable
Outlets
1. Maintain the earth continuity from the wiring devices up to the Electrical
Distribution Board. Earth wire shall be connected to the device at the designated
terminal and to be linked to the earth terminal on the back boxes.
3. Terminate the wires for the devices and to be tightened rigidly to avoid any
loose connections on the termination points. Ensure that earth cables are
protected and separately.
4. Fix the faceplate for the wiring devices as per manufacturer’s recommendation.
5. Where switches are mounted in the areas that are exposed to weather or
continual dampness, weatherproof devices with appropriate IP ratings shall be
installed.
7. Upon installation, ensure that the devices are free from mechanical damages,
dust until the inspection.
Tools / Equipment
1. The team of experienced supervisors, foreman, and technicians under the guidance of
the Site Engineer shall ensure the quality of the work and conforms to the latest
approved drawings.
3. The Site Engineer shall inform QA/QC Engineer, of the readiness of the site. The work
further shall be checked and approved by the QA/QC Engineer.
4. The QA/QC Engineer shall raise all inspections to the Client to carry out a joint
inspection. The works are subject to the Consultant’s approval.
HSE
1. All works are to be commenced by the FFTS HSE plan and the local HSE
regulations.
3. FFTS will comply with all local and UAE environmental procedures as per FFTS
Environmental policy
Fire
1. In the event of the occurrence of a fire outbreak during the course of the works, the
deployment of the first aid firefighting equipment shall be such as to be able to
contain and neutralize a minor outbreak. The Foreman/Supervisor shall determine if
the site-wide fire alarm system(s) should be activated in line with the assigned site
procedures.
2. Should it not be possible to extinguish the fire with the available equipment, then the
Foreman/Supervisor shall initiate the procedure for the safe evacuation of the site, as
defined within the Project Emergency Response Plan.
Accident
1. In the event of an accident the Foreman / Supervisor shall assess the situation and
determine the most appropriate action to take to ensure that the injured party is
safe. If the injury is minor, the Foreman / Supervisor shall assign another operative to
accompany the injured person to the designated site first aid facility.
The evacuation of the site during an emergency shall be dictated by the FFTS project
HSE plan and Project Emergency Response Plan.
Training
1. Full training about mandatory and job-specific PPE will be conducted (hard hat,
gloves, eye protection, harness, and safety shoes) on how to properly use, store and
dispose of.
2. Daily briefings shall be conducted on daily basis and before any execution of work (a
full briefing about the daily task to be communicated with all).
1. FFTS will comply with all local and international regulations and standards as required
company’s HSE plan.