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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1.0 SCOPE OF WORK 1

1.1 General Description 1

1.2 Materials 1
1.3 Plant and Equipment 1
1.4 Organization Chart 2
1.5 Work Methodology 3
1.6. Organization, Responsibility & Supervision 7
1.7 Work Force 9

2.0 SAFETY AND HEALTH 9

2.1 Job Safety & Health Analysis 9
2.2 Information to Personnel 9
2.3 Emergency Arrangements 10
2.4 Permit Requirements 10

3.0 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 10

3.1 Environmental Aspects, Impacts & Control Measures 10

3.2 Erosion And Sedimentation Control 10
3.3 Air Quality Control 11
3.4 Noise And Vibration Control 11
3.5 Water Quality 11
3.6 Waste Management 11

4.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL 12

4.1 Contractual Requirements 12

4.2 Critical Work 12
4.3 Inspection & Testing 12
4.4 Follow Up & Evaluation 12

5.0 APPENDICES 12
5.1 Risk Assessment 12
 AZM ALHADITHA GENERAL CONTRACTING

METHOD OF STATEMENT
Lighting Poles And Related Light Control Panels Installation

10/10/2022

This work method statement outlines the methods and procedures for Street Lighting
System FOR the proposed work.
1.0 SCOPE OF WORK

1.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This work method statement outlines the methods and procedures for Street Lighting System FOR
the proposed work.

1.2 MATERIALS

No Description Purpose
4 Core x 16 mm2 PVC/SWA/PVC
1 Cu Cable (type may be different subject to LCPs Power Supply Cable
project specification)
4 Core x 16 mm2 PVC/SWA/PVC
2. Cu Cable (type may be different subject to Street Lighting Power Supply Cable
project specification)

1Core x 16mm2 PVC

3 Cu Cable (type may be different subject to Street Lighting Protective Earth Cable
project specification)
Street Light Pole (type as per project
4 Luminaires support structure.
specification)
Street Light Lantern (type as per project
5 Source of luminaires.
specification)
To provide power and control to
6 Feeder Pillar / Lighting control panel
streetlight

1.3 PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

To excavate and to transport the excavated

1 Backhoe/Small Excavator
material

For manual digging method by workers at

2 Hand Digging Tools
3 Cutting machine
4 Handheld Breaker
5 Dump truck
shallow and suspected area with services.
To ensure a neat and clean excavation on
any of the structure/road affected.
Hacking & breaking of any solid surface
which doesn't require the use of back hoe
breaker.
Transportation of surplus piloting materials

6 Water Pump Drain out water from the pit

7 Lighting/Flood Light For night time piloting

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 Plate/Roller Compactor /
8 Compaction during backfilling
Monkey Jack

9 Detection Equipment To Detect Underground Utilities

10 Nylon Rope For pulling cable

Insulation, Continuity and For various cable testing; continuity test &
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Resistance Meter insulation resistance test.

To up keeping of proper lighting, signing and

12 Traffic Team & Vehicle
guarding.

To manage any traffic incidents and accidents

13 ERT & Vehicle
arising from the works

1.4 Organization Chart

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1.5 WORK METHODOLOGY

1.5.1 Planning & Preliminary work

1.5.1.1 The designated alignment for trenching / excavation works is identified.

1.5.1.2 The site is cleared from any obstacles or vegetation.

1.5.1.3 The condition, external protection, depth, size and type of all existing utilities on all
existing roads and any other locations where the existing utility/services cross the proposed railway
line or runs parallel to it and falls within the construction zone or as directed by the Supervising
Consultant (SC) shall be located and marked out by the Contractor.

1.5.1.4 Permits shall be applied to local authorities.

1.5.1.5 The contractor will to the best of his ability not to cause disruption on the operation of
existing services and utilities. Contractor shall not disconnect any of the services and utilities without
written approval

1.5.2 Traffic Management Plan (TMP) - Flaggers & Traffic Control

1.5.2.1 The traffic management plan (if required) will be submitted for approval prior to the
implementation of any work. The equipment need during traffic management plan may include NJB
barricades, flaggers and temporary signage’s depending on the area to be piloted.

1.5.2.2 Temporary road closure or diversion will be carried out as per approved TMP.

1.5.2.3 Temporary traffic signage will be placed at proposed location as indicated in the TMP
drawing. Flaggers are essential in controlling traffic when there is detour/alternate lane is
implemented. Additional requirement of flagger's arrangement may be necessary for utility work
other than traffic control to suit site condition.

1.5.2.4 Any type of road closures for piloting works should only be carried out upon issuance of
Traffic Announcement to the media/person in charge.

1.5.3 Scheduling Coordination

1.5.3.1 To confirm on the project schedules and provide utility contractor and utility owner
schedule date.

1.5.3.2 Give the utility contractor notice to proceed (NTP) once the site is clear and allowed the
contractor to carry out the work.

1.5.3.3 Each of utility contractors to give the work program in conjunction with the plan and
estimate. This shall be made a part of the overall project detail work program.

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1.5.3.4 Piloting work at the area where intended utilities relocation will be carried out will be by
the same piloting method as describe in this work method statement.

1.5.4 Construction work

1.5.4.1 Survey, setting out and Piloting

a. The condition, alignment, external protection, depth, size and type of all existing
electrical line and cables services shall be confirmed onsite in the presence of
respective authority representative unless otherwise agreed.

b. The proposed alignment or new cable routes shall be pegged out as indicated in the
approved construction drawings.

c. Trial pits or pilot holes shall be made to ensure no existing services at the proposed
new alignment.
d. Trenching for underground utility services shall commence only after mapping is done
and the site pegs have been inspected.

e. The Contractor shall set out sight rails at every 10 meters interval and at all change of
grade and alignment of utility service and maintain the pegs until works are completed.

f. No interruption shall be permitted. Where such interruption is unavoidable, it shall only

be carried out with permit obtained from relevant authorities’ approval.

h. The Works will only be commenced after the MSA, MST and shop drawings are
approved.

1.5.4.2 Ducting Works

Relocating of cables shall be carried out in accordance with approved shop drawings. No
ducting works for overhead cabling works except for riser at pole.

1.5.5 Street Light Installation

1.5.3.1 Installation of Precast Concrete Plinth

a. To deliver designated site numbers of precast concrete plinth according to
drawings.
b. Identify and mark the locations at which street lighting pole to be planted.
c. Excavate to required depth as per approved drawing and specification.
d. Lower the precast plinth into the holes with backhoe.
e. Pull power supply cable into the plinth’s elbow pipe an out top of the
Plinth.
f. Back fill and cover plinths leaving only the top of plinth visible.

1.5.3.2 Installation of Pole and Lantern c/w Internal Wiring

a. Assemble poles, arms and fitting on the ground.

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b. The pole shall be assembled using stress fit method while laying the poles on the
ground supported by wooden blocks.
c. Ensure that the service door orientation shall be along the direction of traffic.
d. Pull internal wiring cable from pole arms to the termination board inside the pole
service door.
e. Sort length of cable shall be left coiled at both ends for internal wiring connection
between the lantern and the cut-out box.
f. Attached and adjust lanterns to the arms/spigot and tighten the brackets and
terminate the wire in the lantern's termination block.
g. Wrap the pole with the lifting belt and lift it with crane/backhoe. Insert the main
supply loop in and out cables into the pole. Care to be taken to cover the lifting
points with rags or thick cardboard to protect pole’s paintwork (if applicable).

Pole lifting using crane

h. Bolt on a set of nuts onto the foundation bolts. Place pole's bottom pole flange-
base over the foundation bolts and sit the pole flange the foundation bolt nuts.
Screw on the locking nuts on to the foundation bolts at the top of the flange base.
Check and adjust the verticality of the pole with liquid level gauge before the nut
in place.
j. Check the underground loop in and out cable’s insulation with and earth
insulation test before terminating the cables into the light fitting ballast box
termination block.
k. Carry out the adjustment to the aiming of the light fitting according to approved
calculations and drawing and lock fitting into placed by tightening all the
adjustment bolt/screw.
I. Cut-out box will be installed inside the lamp pole.
m. Terminate the internal cable ends into the cut-out box.

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1.5.3.3 Installation of Lighting Control Panel

a. Identify and mark the locations at which LCP is to be located. Excavate the
required plant dimension.
b. Construct the reinforcement bars and formwork for plinth according to the
specified design.
c. Place inside the center of the formwork structure the PVC pipe for cable entry
with the foundation I-bolts place around it.
d. Pour in concrete mix and leave to set.
e. Back filled with sand inside the plinth until top of the plinth.
f. Extend the PVC pipe 750mm beyond hard standing for cable entry.
g. Once concrete plinth is set, place the Feeder Pillar onto the plinth using backhoe
and screw the locking nuts to the foundation bolts.
h. Power supply cable is pulled from the ducts into the feeder pillar using nylon
rope.
i. Pull the earth conductor from the feeder pillar through the PVC pipe until earth
chamber.
j. Back fill surrounding of the plinths to the desired ground level.

1.5.3.4 Installation of Earthing System

a. Earth rod shall be approved type and use proper coupler to join the rod for
continuity driven in ground.
b. Use proper clamp to joint earth cable and earth rod.
d. Clean the area and compact lose ground.
e. Install the inspection chamber complete with removal cover and lifting hook for
the earth electrode.
f. The specification for the Ohm resistance shall be as per project specification.

1.5.3.5 Installation of Underground Cable

a. After identifying cable route, cable sizes and quantity of cable to be laid, excavate
along the cable route the trenches to the required depth.
b. Fill the trench with sand to some level according to specification details.
c. Lay the HDPE corrugated pipe in the trenches (for JKR specification), fill in sand
until cover the pipe. Lay multi stand rope and backfill with sand to some level as
per specification and backfill the rest with excavated soil or suitable material.
d. Commence the installation of underground cable into the buried corrugated pipe
(JKR specification) and direct cable buried to the trench with cable marker (DBKL
specification). Equipment used comprise of cable rollers, hydraulic jacks and
support.
e. Cable drum to be transported by truck or lorry directly to the installation area if
possible. If not, the cable drums must be transported by forklift or rolled by
manpower from designated unloading/storage area.
f. Loading cable drum must be done by using suitable crane. The access to the
trench should be checked before transportation.
g. Location of cable drum should be planned before transportation of cable drum.
h. To unwind the cable drum and axle is pushed through the middle of the drum and
is jacked using hydraulic jacks. While unwinding, pulling of the cables should be
in the direction of the arrow on the side of the drum, which indicates the direction
in the drum should be rolled.

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 j. Each drum shall contain cables sizes and cut to the length of its intended circuit.
The cable drums shall also be marked with appropriate size and circuit number.
k. If the cable joints are required, they shall be done accordance with wiring/cabling
regulations practiced in Malaysia such as IEE regulations by trained personnel,
unless an alternative method specified by the consultant.
1. Carry out the Insulation Resistance Test and Continuity Test of the cable before
any termination.
m. Termination shall be carried out at the Feeder Pillar using appropriately sized
cable glands, tags and lugs.

1.5.4 Testing and Commissioning

The Luminance test shall be conducted after overall system completed. Luminance meter
shall be provided by lantern supplier with certificate of calibration.

1.5.4.1 Cable Testing

a. Continuity Test
The continuity test shall be carried out to determine continuous conductivity of the
cable form start point to the end of circuit by using multimeter
b. Insulation Resistance Test
The insulation and resistance testing shall be carried out to determine cable
insulation and cable resistance is in good condition by using insulation tester.

Testing of cable shall be carried out before and after cables being terminated. The
purpose for testing is to make sure cable is in good condition and high insulated during
operation. The testing equipment will have a valid calibration certificate and this
certificate will be submitted to the employer’s representatives before the testing is to be
conducted at site.

1.5.5 Site Cleaning

The containment of drilling fluid slurry and other materials and consumables used on the work site
and for the equipment are properly controlled and monitored. Drill sites are left in a clean and original
state after completion of the drilling work. All the dumped and unused material to be cleaned and
tidied.

1.6. Organization, Responsibility & Supervision

1.6.1. Project Manager

Is responsible for overall design integrity, approval, resourcing and meeting

program milestone, while maintaining high quality finishes are required by the
contract and project. Responsible for the implementation of the Risk
Assessment, Environmental Management System, Impact & Registers. The
PM may delegate/assign duties to others on the project team to ensure the
safety program is properly implemented but he has to maintain he ultimate
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 responsibility for the project safety performance. All reasonable support will
be given in this respect from the head office staff.

2.6.2. Quality Controller

Is responsible for checking and ensuring that the works in progress are within
specification and according to projects standards. IS to liaise with the client
on quality issues with regard to the works in progress. Conduct quality
inspections with the client on an on-going basis, as per agreed inspection
procedure

1.6.3. Site Engineer

Is responsible for issuing of materials to site and planning daily works as

directed by the construction manager. Checking of the works on an ongoing
basis from the initial set out to the final handover. Will notify the Site QC and
or the Project QC when are ready for inspection. Will check all drawings for
compliance prior to distribution and installation of the works.

1.6.4. Safety Engineer / Officer

Is responsible for implementing the project safety plan and is responsible for
daily site inspection. Conduct safety induction for all new employees and
subcontractors. Conduct toolbox talk training. Ensure employees and
subcontractors operate in safe manner and comply with project safety policy,
Carry out regular and random inspection on all sites and record results.
Record and compile safety statistics. Maintain the necessary safety related
records. Implement safe system of work for the project. Investigate into site
accidents and analyse cause and associated corrective and preventive
action. Ensure high standards of housekeeping at all times.

1.6.5. Site Foreman

Is responsible for setting out of and installation to the works as directed by

any or all of the above. Ensuring quality of product and program compliance
at all times. Will ensure that pre-installation and start-up meetings are held
prior to commencement of any and all new works taking place in site

1.6.6. Electrician

A skilled worker assigned by the foremen to work according to his expertise

On electrical works.
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1.7. Workforce:

Site engineer 1
Foremen 1
Electrician 1
Safety personnel 1
Helper 2
JCB operator 1
Truck driver 1
Road Cutting Machine Operator 1

2.0 SAFETY AND HEALTH

2.1. JOB SAFETY & HEALTH ANALYSIS

2.1.1 The Job Safety Analysis shall be prepared and discussed in Committee Meeting. No
work may commence until the Job Safety Analysis approved by Committee.

2.1.2 The toolbox meeting shall be conducted to site personnel involved in the activity prior
start of work. No work may commence until all the specified control measures are in place and
toolbox meeting has been conducted.

2.1.3 If any cable is found, excavation should be carried out alongside the cable position with
the present of competent personnel. If a TNB cable is struck, the driver should stay in Backhoe's
seat. If it is necessary to leave the seat, the driver should jump clear and not climb down, to avoid
possibility of being electrocuted. No one shall go down into the trench or touch the Backhoe or the
cable until TNB or relevant authority/services owner has the site is safe for the work to be continued.

2.2 NFORMATION TO PERSONNEL

2.2.1 All site personnel must be brief of the work scope and make known of all potential hazard
present at site prior of start work at site. Only the managers, engineers, supervisors and workers
who have are qualify allowed to be at site.

2.2.2 All workers and site personnel employed in the project site must have valid CIDB Green
Card.

2.2.3 All new workers and staff to attend the Safety Induction before commencing works at site
and attendances shall be recorded in an induction record.

2.2.4 All site personnel are required to attend pre-task talk and toolbox meeting. All site personnel
shall wear approved Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) as per site requirement:

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 2.3 EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS

2.3.1 Flow chart for the potential emergency such as fire explosion, evacuation, structure
collapse, major injury or fatality from accidents, major chemical spillage, road Accident / vehicle
breakdown, flooding and heavy machinery breakdown, protest/riot, food poisoning and unstable
person has been specified in Emergency Response Plan.

2.3.3 The organization chart, list of emergency contact person and relevant authorities with
their contact numbers shall be posted on the Notice Board. These lists can be obtained from the
Emergency Response Plan.

2.3.4 In the event of emergency, the assigned emergency coordinator is responsible for co-
coordinating the response strategy and take immediate actions to reduce or eliminate the threats of
the emergency.

2.4 Permit Requirements

No. Permit Requirement Assumption Required Authority

LAND PORT
1 Lane Closure As required
AURHORITY

LAND PORT
2 Lifting Work As required
AURHORITY

LAND PORT
3 Permit to Excavate As required
AURHORITY

Permit to Move and Permit LAND PORT

4 As required
to Operate AURHORITY

3.0 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

3.1 ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS, IMPACTS & CONTROL MEASURES

3.1.1 The Environmental Aspects & Impact Register will be identified and listed following
project/site/area specific.

3.2 EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL

3.2.1 The control for erosion and sedimentation shall be complied with the Project ESCP and
DEIA Approval Condition.

3.2.2 Site clearing works shall be limited to construction areas only. Earth stockpile areas shall
be located away from the surface runoff and protective with sheeting.

3.2.3 Temporary erosion protection for exposed slopes under construction shall be provided
until such time when the permanent measures are provided. Temporary earth slopes that are to be
exposed shall be covered with organic erosion control blanket (ECB).

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3.2.4 Sediment control measures such as check dams/ temporary earth drains, silt fences,
turfing, silt traps, wheel washing facility and sediment ponds shall be constructed prior to
commencement of work and shall be maintained.

3.3 AIR QUALITY CONTROL

3.3.1 Air Quality control to be complied with Project EMP and Approval Condition.

3.3.1 Site clearance and earthwork shall be carried out in stages to minimize the exposed soil.

3.3.2 Vehicle washing facilities shall be provided at site exit. Public roads shall be kept clear of
soil and cleaned.

3.3.3 Traffic control such as speed limit and traffic volume restrictions to be implemented
especially at sensitive areas.

3.3.4 Open burning is prohibited at site.

3.4 NOISE AND VIBRATION CONTROL

3.4.1 Noise and vibration control to be complied with Package EMP, DEIA Approval Condition
and General Specification Section 6.3

3.4.2 Movement of heavy vehicles shall be restricted to daytime working hours and minimized
during night time. Construction work during night time shall get the approval from PDP and local
authorities.

3.4.3 Noise generating equipment and machinery shall be inspected regularly and maintained in
good working condition. Noise and vibration emitting from equipment shall be placed away from
sensitive receptors.

3.5 WATER QUALITY

3.5.1 Water pollution control to be complied with Approval Condition.

3.5.2 Surface run-off shall be treated prior discharged and shall not exceed the establish value or
quantity.

3.5.3 The earthworks activity will cease if the final silt discharge level exceeds the establish
value. The activities will only be resumed upon rectification and all the control measures are taken
care off.

3.6 WASTE MANAGEMENT

3.6.1 All types of waste shall be segregated, stored and disposed of in accordance with Project
EMP, DEIA Approval Condition, Waste Management Plan.

3.6.2 Waste shall be disposed of at an approved disposal site.

3.6.3 Waste containers and storage areas shall be enough capacity to contain all waste
generated.

3.6.4 Scheduled waste shall be properly stored and disposed by licensed contractors at
approved facilities.

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4.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL
4.1. CONTRACTUAL REQUIREMENTS

4.1.1. Ensure that the method statement for excavation works and backfilling works must be
Approved prior to the start work on site.
4.1.2. Ensure that the methodology is properly highlighted in the method statement to
Identify the proper procedure and succession of the work.
4.1.3. Establish and deploy Quality Assurance and control ( QC/QA) group in site dedicated
To the construction activities.
4.1.4. QA/QC will carry out the quality control during the execution of the work to ensure
That the task is implemented and executed in accordance with the contract
Requirements.
4.1.5. Will ensure that the work site quality assurance and control plan procedures
Formulated to identify the specific quality practices needed to administrate the
Activity.
4.1.6. QA/QC Ensure that all materials delivered, accepted hauled and mobilized have
Passed and meet the product standard requirements and in compliance with
specifications,
plans and approved drawings.

4.2. CRITICAL WORKS

4.2.1. Cares shall be taken to prevent damages of materials during loading and
Installations.
4.2.2 All dealing with heavy equipment’s must be strictly trained and experts

4.3 INSPECTION & TESTING

4.3.1 All inspection and testing involved shall be in accordance to the Inspection and
Test Plan and Inspection Checklist.

4.4. FOLLOW UP & EVALUATION

4.4.1 Detail implementations for checklist mentioned in the Inspection Checklist and Test
Plan attached.

5.0. APPENDICES
5.1. RISK ASSESSMENT

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 Risk Assessment for Precast Construction & Installation of Street Lighting Foundation
PROJECT
20SACG00028 PROJECT: HALAT AMAR LAND PORT POWER & LIGHTINGS IMPROVEMENTS
NO.

Location HALAT AMAR LAND PORT Property at Risk:- Company/Local property

Assessors:- Site HSE Committee Comments:- Risk Assessment for

Severity(S) = Extreme (Death, permanent disability) : 4 ; Major (Serious body injury) : 3 ; Moderate (Casualty
treatment) : 2 ; Minor : First aid only/no lost time : 1
Responsible
PROJECT MANAGER Likelihood(L) = Very likely (could happen frequently) : 4 ; Likely (could happen occasionally) : 3 ; Unlikely (could
Persons:-
happen rarely) : 2 ; Highly unlikely (could happen, but probably never will) : 1
Risk Level(RL)= High (Score(Sc) is from 16 to 8);Medium (Score(Sc) is from 6 and 3); Low (Score(Sc) is from 2 & 1)
Existing Controls or controls generally Actual Risk Residual Risk
Activity Hazard Consequence Additional Controls
practiced in the company L S Sc RL L S

Area will be barricaded with safety

NOC from the relevant authority prior to start
mesh or plastic barrier, provide
Service damage, excavation, cable detector will be used to identify
warning sign and flash lights. All
Service cable cutting, the location of underground services, permit to
Site points mentioned in the permit to
obstructing the electrocution, burn, dig (excavate)system will be followed, ensure 2 4 8 H 1 4
Clearance be conveyed to the workforce by the
work area fatality and fire proper identification of services with marking,
supervisory staff through TBT, Risk
hazards exposed service will be protected, competent
assessment & Method Statement
supervision and Job specific PPE.
briefing.

Accidents, incidents,
damagers, serious
Lack of
injuries, damage to
communication,
properties, loss of Ensure NOC? Permit to work.
Human supervision,
men/machinery and Frequent site inspections as per the
factors of materials. Laid down procedures are in place for the task.
check list and task observations to
operatives competency, Brief procedures to individuals, group and 2 3 6 M 1 3
prevent violation of procedures.
engaged in Adopting short supervisors.
Warnings and strict disciplinary
Activity. cut methods, actions.
Horseplay,
Violation of
procedures
 Adverse weather
Ample Shaded areas to be provided. Working in
conditions, Employee collapses /
cooler hours of day if necessary, rotating
Working in heavy winds, requiring medical
workers, regular short rest periods, and cool Working hours will be reviewed
Extreme dust storm, attention / death,
hydration drinks. Trained Nurse on duty at all 2 4 8 H based on Abu Dhabi Municipality 2 2
weather extreme heat heat stroke,
times plus first aiders. Briefing personnel on the summer timings.
conditions and humidity dehydration, heat
symptoms of heat stroke / stress. Monitoring of
and poor cramps, sunburn etc.
employees.
visibility.

Suitable storage area for food and

Lack of shaded Provide sufficient drinking water & dehydration
Welfare Dehydration, fatigue, drinking water, providing bus
area, drinking drinks, shaded rest areas, mobile toilets & wash 2 2 4 M 1 2
Facilities. heat stroke. service on break times to shift
water, toilets. areas.
workers to rest area.
General
Suitable means of access by ramps and ensuring Team lifting, splitting the load to
Movements Personnel / Minor & Major body
that all materials are maintained a safely. Safe 2 2 4 M small pieces, suitable access and 1 2
& Manual materials falling injuries.
Manual Handling techniques shall be adopted. egress.
Handling
Excavation All the control measures as identified in the risk assessment-AD-521-RA-003-Excavation of Trenches, Pits Including Formation
Method preparation and Backfilling.
Dewatering
All the control measures as identified in the risk assessment-AD-521-RA-002-Dewatering.
Method
2 2
Power tools,

Bench, circular Use all power tools with guards, Unguarded

Carpentry
saw,Unguarded machines should be replaced or repaired,
work and
machines, maintain good housekeeping at working area,
Rebar work
Only competent workers to use power tools.
(Use of hand
Minor & Major body All hand tools should be maintained defect free, Competent supervision and
and power
Protruded nails, injuries. Poor Safe storage of sharp hand tools ,Regular adequate inspection provide
tools)
workmanship, ear removal of wood waste, color cording of hand 2 3 6 M training and instruction, conduct
impact, fire, toxic and power tools, TBT meeting prior to start the job
Manual andling. fume. Designated de-nailing area in carpentry and usage of appropriate PPE’s.
Sharp hand yard, Retains string on the tools to secure from
tools, Defective falling. Barricading the area, Wear hand gloves
or incorrect and eye protection, place end caps on exposed
tools, rebar.
Tools falling
from height,
Sharp edged
tools.
 Protruding Competent supervision and
Cuts, eye injury, Barricading the area, Wear hand gloves and eye
rebar, Improper adequate inspection provide
impalement causing protection, place end caps on exposed rebar.
storage of 2 3 6 M training and instruction, conduct 1 3
major loss of blood Maintain proper housekeeping. Should keep
reinforcement TBT meeting prior to start the job
and pain. designated material storage area.
bars. and usage of appropriate PPE’s..

Formwork Concrete, Health hazards, e.g. 2 2 4 M Competent supervision and

and Defective burns, dermatitis, adequate inspection provide
vibrators, Frost bites, Personal Employees should wear rubber gloves, Gum training and instruction, conduct
supports
concrete injuries. boots, goggles etc., Trained personal to be TBT meeting prior to start the job 1 2
installation
splashes to eyes deployed to operate the vibrators. and usage of appropriate PPE’s.
& de
installation and skin
Concreting Struck against
concrete mixer will Competent supervision and
Concrete mixer / cause injuries or Movement of concert mixer to be controlled by
adequate inspection provide
Road Traffics / potential fatality. banks men, delivery hose to be tied with guide
2 4 8 H training and instruction, conduct 1 4
Sharp edges Struck by against rope to control its movements. Assign traffic
TBT meeting prior to start the job
objects passing vehicles, signal man, Use required PPEs.
and usage of appropriate PPE’s.
personal injuries.

Fatality or injury to
Operator/Driver with valid license, relevant Flagmen will be provided at each
people working on
certification for equipment/vehicle, FLAGMAN drop off & pick up areas. Warning
Movement of that vicinity,
Curing should control the movement of Water Tanker, 2 4 8 H signs will be placed, All workers 1 4
water tanker damages to the
Reverse alarm and light should fix on the vehicle, should use reflective jacket.
vehicle and
competent supervision and PPE. Competent supervision.
machinery

Usage of Toxicity, Allergy/chemical Use proper PPE; follow the instructions as per
chemicals environment burns to the users. MSDS, competent supervision and PPE. Barricade
(epoxy pollution, fire Acute/chronic the area, use drip trays for paint drums, keep fire
MSDS should be communicated
coating) hazards. physical effects in the extinguisher, and follow the instructions as per
2 3 6 M through TBT and provide required 1 3
bitumen Handling of human body. MSDS, competent supervision and PPE. Ensure
first aid kit.
board, water chemicals, Suffocation, Contact that MSDS of chemicals are available at
proofing improper with skin and eyes, site/stores, all the chemicals waste will be
system. access/egress. Vomiting, segregated and disposed.
 Hit by load, Barricade the area, Tool Box, Daily
falling of load, Trained & Certified Operator & Rigger. Use of
inspections, Trained personnel,
inappropriate tagline. Avoid homemade steel "S" type hooks.
competent supervision and PPE. All
lifting / slinging Inspection of lifting equipment and accessories,
points should be conveyed to the
correct slinging techniques. Trained personnel,
techniques. Tafic Minor & Major body workforce by the supervisory staff
competent supervision in attendance, equipment
Loding, problems, vechile injuries or fatalities through TBT, provide proper sign
suitable for task, lifting equipment certificated,
moments at site or damage other board, Risk assessment & Method
transportion operatives clear of installation area, out riggers
Incorrect assets. Major injuries 2 4 8 H Statement briefing prior to start the 1 4
and of lifting equipment should be fully extended,
equipment used or fatalities, damaged work. Barricade the work area, use
Installation. to install precast competent supervision and PPE. Vehicles should
equipment, loss of tag lines. Lifting Equipment &
keep more than one meter away from the
into trench or production. Lifting Accessories method must be
excavations. Reverse alarm and light should fix
equipment too comply with the requirement of
on the vehicles. Vehicles moment controlled by
close to edge of EHSMS CoP. 34.0- Safe Use Of Lifting
Flagman. Make sure all access are clear before
trench causing Equipment and Lifting Accessories
start the activity.
collapse of trench Version 2.0

Proper housekeeping shall be maintained. Tasks

to be carried out under close supervision.
The Liquid waste and
Remove all wooden planks with protruding nails
the solid waste if not Conduct TBT meeting, Materials
Waste from work area. Make de-nailing a habit.
disposed well will shall be segregated and stacked
managemen Handling of Properly dispose the waste materials in
lead to deterioration 2 2 4 M properly, keep the access free from 1 2
t and house waste. designated areas. The liquid waste will be
of aesteheties and obstacles to prevent trip and fall
keeping collected by designated team with tankers every
contamination of hazards.
day and send for recycling.The solid waste at site
surroundings.
will be properly segregated in skips and disposed
to authorized agencies.

ASSESSOR (S): REVIEWED BY : APPROVED BY :

Mr. Waleed Salih
Site Engineer HSE Advisor
Project Manager
Date: 10.10.2022