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Contents
1. GENERAL...................................................................................................................... 4
Purpose...................................................................................................................................................4
Project Overview & Scope of Works....................................................................................................4
4.CHEMICAL......................................................................................................................... 7
* Primer................................................................................................................................. 7
*ERC........................................................................................................................................ 7
5. SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.......................................................................................... 7
5.2 7. REPLACEMENT OF BOLLARDS...........................................................................................7
6.REFERENCES................................................................................................................... 9
8.Life-Saving Rules............................................................................................................10
9.PTW SYSTEM.................................................................................................................. 10
13.Abbreviations................................................................................................................ 12
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Contractor SEAMS
Contact MIC/VTC
SEAMS
Tel. No. Mobile
135 33754873
VHF
VHF-11 33754873
The information and data provided herein shall not be duplicated, disclosed, or
disseminated by the recipient in whole or in part of any purpose whatsoever without
any prior written permission from Seatek.
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Purpose
The purpose of the MS is to outline the requirement and responsibilities for works carried
out concrete repair works at berth#4 damaged or deteriorated areas in the cope beams
during the hours of darkness or in the areas where artificial lighting is required.
Environment
*All chemicals shall have MSDS & it must be available at site and properly communicated to
workforce as well.
*First aiders & fire fighters are available for nightshift activities
*Waste Materials shall clearly labelled bins for disposal, The bins shall be emptied through
correct, and as per the Qatar Energy approved -GC16103400 Waste management plan.
* The lighting levels in a workplace should be adequate to ensure that workers can work
without risk to their health from poor or inadequate lighting, does not result in excessive
differences in illuminance within an area or between adjacent areas, managing the health
and safety risks from lighting in the workplace includes:
Planning: Set target for improvement by assessing whether the lighting is suitable and safe
for the work being carrying out
Organizing: if lighting is proving to be problem in the workplace, then they should bring this
to the attention of the performing authority (PA), the Performing authority should also
ensure there are competent electrical technician available to deal with any lighting
problem.
Control: Checking on a regular basis and ensuring the lighting levels & arrangements are
maintained. There should be a system in place for the maintenance, replacement &
disposal lamps & luminaires.
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JHA: When assessing lighting in the workplace, OA&PA must consider whether the
arrangements for workplace lighting are satisfactory or might present a risk to workers,
contractors, or visitors to the premises.
3. Marine Vessels
*Standby Emergency Boat (Mooring Boat)
4.CHEMICAL
* Primer
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5. SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
1. Safety Procedures
Safety vests and closed toed shoes are required to be worn by all bollard installation and
removal personnel during transportation, installation, and de-installation operations. Bollards
should be installed and removed by no fewer than 2 PSSM staff members. Sturdy work gloves
and safety shoes (steel-toed) are strongly recommended for those involved.
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The trailer and installed equipment, tarps, bollards, locks, cables, keys, and security hex
wrenches are PCMC property and may not be used for purposes other than installation/ de
installation of bollards , per bollard installation procedures. Prior to towing, vehicle operators
shall ensure the following:
a. All trailer connections (including properly-sized ball and ball mount, receiver hitch, hitch pin,
retainer clip, coupler, safety chains, emergency brake cable if equipped, light connection,
etc.) are properly seated and secure;
b. That trailer lights (brake, hazard, and turn signals) are operable; and
c. The trailer is otherwise safe to operate (e.g., tires properly inflated, rear gate installed,
doors or boxes closed, load is balanced and properly secured, etc.). The towing
vehicle/trailer will be operated in a safe manner at all times, with due regard to existing
traffic and road conditions, and in accordance with all applicable traffic laws. Hazard signals
will be used while the vehicle and trailer are obstructing the right-of-way.
6.REFERENCES
Below Summary of project References
8.Life-Saving Rules
9.PTW SYSTEM
E – Exact Location
A – Access to Incident scene i.e., provide the best route to the location
13.Abbreviations
PTW - Permit to Work
ITP - Inspection Test Plan
PPE - Personal Protective Equipment
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