Risk Assessment, Method Statement

(RAMS)

Project Name: LINKEDIN DUBAI REFRESH Project No.: J1410

Square Four Electro Mechanical Plumbing
Company: Document Ref.: SQF-RAMS-LIN-EL-03
Contracting LLC
Title / Task: Cable and Wires Pulling Revision No.: 00
SUMMER TOWN
Date of Issue: 28-3-2022 PALAKSHA
Contact:

Other Trade Contractors to receive copy of RAMS for information, co-ordination and interface purposes
Name Name
Company Name Company Name

Three Monthly Review of RAMS by Trade Contractor

Note: if any change to scope, methodology, sequence or process, review required immediately.

Reviewed by Trade Reviewed/Approved by Reviewed/Approved by

Revision No. Date
Contractor Summertown CM Summertown HSE
00 28-3-22 SQUARE FOUR

1.0 Proposed Start Date: 10-4-2022 Proposed Start Time: 7 am

1.1 Expected Duration: 3 months

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Exact Location (S): LINKEDIN OFFICE, BUSINESS CENTRAL TOWER A, 9 & 10 FLOOR,
1.2
Attach Plan (if necessary) DIC, DUBAI.
1.3 Document Prepared By: AKSHAY DEEP
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1.4 Full Description of Scope / Methodology / Sequence of Works

1.4.1 Scope:
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Wires and Cable Pulling at LINKEDIN OFFICE, BUSINESS CENTRAL TOWER A, 9 & 10 FLOOR, DIC,
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1.4.2 Methodology and Sequence of Works:
Pre-Commencement Check:

1) SUMMER TOWN-site safety induction requirements:

 Company’s trade license copies and workers compensation insurance copy
 Valid Emirates ID/Visa copy
 An undertaking letter will be submitted to SUMMER TOWN for our sub-contractors.
 5-point PPE, Tiffin box and Water flask.
2) All operatives after attending safety induction will enter the site through designated route with 5-point
PPE.
3) Approved RAMS will be briefed to all operatives and recorded in RAMS briefing register. Copy of
signed RAMS briefing register will be submitted to SUMMER TOWN-HSE department for their record.
4) Transportation of materials shall be from ground floor through designated lift and routes to the
storage area.
5) Access pass will be issued to all operatives by SUMMER TOWN to prevent unauthorized access and
littering around of operatives.
6) The use of plastic is prohibited on site as this will attracts straight RED card.
7) All operatives will be briefed every day by Foreman/Supervisor regarding safe system of work on site
before commencement of work and recorded in pre-start briefing register.
8) All electrical and power tools will be PAT inspected every three months and color coded as per
SUMMER TOWN color coding system. Only industrial sockets will be used on site, yellow-110V and
blue-220V.
9) All works on high level will be accessed through the use of mobile scaffold. Mobile tower shall be

erected/dismantled/inspected by trained person. Fiber mobile tower will be used for the work within
the electrical rooms.
10) All weekly HSE inspections will be carried out as per SUMMER TOWN’s safety requirements and HSE
weekly return will be submitted to SUMMER TOWN-HSE department every Sunday before 8 AM.
11) Full time supervision will be present for all our operatives on site for monitoring their work.

Methodology and Sequence of Works

1. Deliveries of all materials will be through the designated loading bay area and will be
coordinated with SUMMER TOWN in advance. Shifting of material to the site store will be by
manual handling or trolleys. All the deliveries shall be commenced between 6pm and 6am.
2. Only the relevant material for daily usage will be delivered to site without distributing emergency
exits and access/egress and followed by all safety measures.
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3. The main contractor will be informed about our work schedule prior to commencing work.
4. All the materials for ground level shall be shifted through the designated loading bay and all.
5. All the protections for elevators and existing structures shall be provided by the main contractor.
6. All works on high level will be accessed through the use of mobile scaffold or ECO lifts. Mobile
tower shall be erected/dismantled/inspected by trained person. Fibre mobile tower will be used
for the work within the electrical rooms.
7. All the noisy activities shall be conducted within the stipulated time every day and based on
land lord approval.

Wires and Cable Pulling:

1. Only mobile tower can be used for pulling of cables. The mobile towers shall only be
erected/dismantled and inspected by a competent person.
2. Ensure all drawings are approved and available to the installation team.
3. Prior to the installation of cables in any area, cable containment system must be inspected and
approved.
4. For lighting and power, cables of size 1c x 2.5mm and 1c x 4mm will be pulled respectively. Different
size armored cables and earth cable will be pulled for making connection for DBS and SMDB’s size
of some should be verified by approved electrical load schedule.
5. Check that trays are free from any sharp edges and have sufficient space for installing the cables.
6. Ensure that trays provided with purpose made to accommodate the minimum bending radius of the
cable. This is to ensure that cable is not given undue stress.
7. PVC sleeves shall be installed for all cables passing through brick, block or concrete or similar
structures in case there is need for future withdrawal.
8. Collect and keep ready at site materials such as cable pulling sleeves, tools, rollers and tackles etc.
9. Cables and wires shall be installed in accordance with the approved shop drawings.
10. Proper marking/selection of location on site to be done prior to commencement of installation works.
11. Make sure that all conduits and boxes in both ends are free from damages and blockages etc. and
installation is approved.
12. Blockage shall be checked by inserting the draw wire and checking that it reached to the other end
without any disturbance.
13. Once the conduit is found not blocked the wires shall be pulled using the draw wires, while ensuring
no damage occurs while pulling.
14. While pulling the wires care should be taken to not insert the pull tension greater than the
manufacturer allowed limits.
15. Rubbish to be cleared from site frequently by arranging approved scrap collection and disposal team.
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2.0 RISK ASSESMENTS ATTACHED: Risks Risks

A list of identified risks throughout the task
will be noted here, the full risk assessments Manual Handling Heat stress
to be attached for each task/significant risk
Material Stacking Dust
identified.
See Appendix: 1 Hand Tools
Mobile Tower

2.1 COSHH: List COSHH materials List COSHH materials

A comprehensive list of materials is to be
entered here. This will highlight which N/A
COSHH Assessments and manufacturers
Data Sheets should be attached to the
Method Statement.
See Appendix: 2
Contact supplier of product for MSDS, or
search internet.

2.2 MANUAL HANDLING: As per Manual handling operation check list

What activities require manual handling?
How will you minimise manual handling, what
training will your operatives receive?
See Appendix: 3

2.3 HAND ARM VIBRATION: N/A

Refer to Hand Arm Vibration Chart
(Form Ref: SUMMER TOWN GEN-015)

2.4 NOISE: N/A

What activities will generate noise? How will
you minimise noise? How will you define
noisy areas? Will you undertake a noise
assessment?
See Appendix: 4

2.5 ACCESS / EGRESS: As per SUMMER TOWN logistics plan

Describe access, both on to site and to the
workplace once on site. Reference should
be made to road names, width restrictions,
entry/exit points, suitability for unloading,
restrictions on stopping, parking etc. On site
consideration should be given to one-way
circuits and the separation of pedestrians
and vehicular traffic. This section could also
be used to describe availability of on- and off-
site parking for contractors. Consideration of
movements of material, operatives, vehicles,
waste.
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2.6 WORK AT HEIGHT: PERSONS
Fall prevention: You will need to consider all
site activities that may involve working at
height including: loading and unloading
vehicles, slinging and un-slinging loads,
working adjacent to leading edges etc.
Provide details of any Work at Height
Training including harness inspection and
training records.
Inspected mobile towers and lifts will be used for height works. All
operatives will be trained and safe work procedures and recorded in
tool box talk register. All the scaffolds will be provided with toe boards
with 150mm height in order to protect the fall of materials from the
scaffold. All operatives will wear inspected safety harness for working
at a height more than 2meters. Life line will be provided for hooking
the safety harness at the areas where no side rails/fall protections are
present.

WORK AT HEIGHT: FALLING

OBJECT PREVENTION

The prevention of tools, articles and

materials falling needs to be considered
whenever work at height is undertaken.
Considerations needs to be given to:
 The storage of materials and
tools at height
 Control/ tethering of tools when
undertaking work at height
 Controlling materials and
components during the
install/removal process
 Establishing and maintaining
exclusion zones,
 Sequencing high level works to
minimise risks

2.7 PLANT / EQUIPMENT/TOOLS: e.g. Ladders or Grinders

This section is purely a list of plant and
equipment that it is proposed to use on site. Mobile tower Drilling Machine
It may be useful to include dimensions,
weights etc. This box can then be referred to Mobile tower,
later when specific risk assessments are
attached for the various operations/activities. Hand tools Drilling Machine
Copies of Plant/Equipment and maintenance
and inspection records will be required
including competency certification for all
Operatives:

2.8 MATERIALS: Materials Materials

List of materials to be used
Hand tools.
Cables
Wires.

3.0
No of Personnel/Job Title (names if
applicable):

3.1 Supervisor (with contact No): Name: JACOB No: 052 9800 627
or person in charge of site
Training Certs/Qualifications:
Site Supervisor.

4.0 TECHNICAL INFORMATION: As per approved drawing

Any information that is critical to the Health & safety of
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the project; this may include elements of the structural

engineer’s reports, previous Health & Safety plans,
any design drawings or specifications that may be
available.

4.1 WASTE REMOVAL:
How will waste be removed from site? Consider
location of skips, provision of bins and what collection
arrangements will be put in place.
Disposal of controlled waste?
All waste generated during work will be removed and dumped
in respective skips provided by Main contractor
The waste will be emptied upon the provided skips are
completely filled.

4.2 HOUSEKEEPNG and STORAGE: Housekeeping will be done on daily basis and materials will be
How will materials be stored on site? stored without causing obstruction to the access and egress
How will you maintain the required standard of
housekeeping?

4.3 PREVENTION OF LEAKS & SPILLS: N/A

During any activity that requires or may generate large
volumes of water/fluids, consideration needs to be
given to preventing leaks and spillages.
During Flushing activities, a proprietary polypropylene
tank is to be used to house the Flushing Rig, with
adequate consideration given to the volumes of water
involved. If there is a chance of a leak or spillage, a
Wet-Vac needs to be readily accessible.

5.0 PERMITS REQUIRED: Yes

5.1 PERMIT TYPE: i.e. Hot Works, Isolation Isolation Permit

5.2 ISSUED BY: SUMMER TOWN

5.3 SECURITY ARRANGEMENTS: By SUMMER TOWN

5.4 TRAINING OF PERSONS INVOLVED: All operatives will be trained on relevant safe work procedures
Outline clearly activities requiring training that are by team supervisor before executing the work.
going to take place on site. If a certain standard of
training is required, then ensure it is detailed here. Certified scaffold inspector is used for inspecting the mobile
Operatives must be competent to undertake the tasks tower
they are expected to carry out (all training Vertical lifts will be third party certified.
requirements must be fulfilled prior to operatives being
set to work) and SUMMER TOWN Int Ext will require
copies of certification.

6.0 MANDATORY SITE PPE ( AS PER BRITISH Hard Hat / Safety Footwear / Hi-vis Vest / Gloves, Eye
AND EUROPEAN STANDARD): Protection.
6.1 TASK SPECIFIC PPE: Dust mask for activities involving dust/fume etc.
Identified as per risk assessment.
State grade and standard. Note: Consideration of
working environments will need to be included and Ear bud/Ear muff for activities involving sound more than 80dB
additional PPE may be required e.g. cut resistant arm
protection for work in ceiling voids etc.

7.0 EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS FOR:

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7.1 RESCUE: By SUMMER TOWN.

This should include address, phone where the first aid
kit is held,a rescue plan for specific operations
e.g Confined space; Falls from Height; Isolated work
areas

7.2 FIRST AID ON SITE (QUALIFIED PERSON): As per SUMMER TOWN HSE Notice Board
First Aid Equipment and certification required

8.0 PEDESTRIAN / TRAFFIC REROUTING As per SUMMER TOWN Logistic Plan

ARRANGEMENTS:
Will your works interfere with current pedestrian /
traffic arrangements?

8.1 FIRE SAFETY ARRANGEMENTS: As per SUMMER TOWN Fire Evacuation Plan
Will your works create additional fire risks or additional
requirements E.G Hot Works

8.2 RESPONSIBILITY FOR TASK LIGHTING: 110v LED, PAT Tested and colour coded with industrial socket
Consideration should be given to site hours; this may will be used if the temporary light is not sufficient for the work.
immediately highlight the need for artificial lighting if
work starts before first light or continues after dusk.
Additionally the requirement for general site lighting
and specific task lighting would be inserted here
NO PORTABLE HALOGEN LIGHTS ALLOWED

9.0 TO WHOM THE INFORMATION WILL BE All the personnel involved in this works shall be briefed prior to works
COMMUNICATED AND HOW? Briefing shall be recorded on RAMS briefing sheet, copy given to
(to include non-english speaking operatives) SUMMER TOWN HSE.
If Non–English speaking personnel are used there must be at least
one person in the group who can translate their behalf.
9.1 CONFIRMATION OF OPERATIVES Signed briefing sheets to be submitted prior to commencement of
BRIEFING: works
10.0 PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR VICTOR
MONITORING/REVIEW OF THE SAFE
SYSTEM OF WORK AND ENSURING 0582483502
COMPLIANCE:
Show here who is responsible for this
operation/task, and their contact numbers.

10.1 REVIEW DATES:

10.2 AMENDMENTS AUTHORISED BY: SUMMER TOWN

10.3 AMENDMENTS COMMUNICATED TO: SQUARE FOUR

10.4 DATE: 28-3-22

REVISION STATUS: 00
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Date: 28-3-22 JOB/TASK: Risk Assessment Matrix

Assessor: AKSHAY DEEP Cable and Wire Pulling. X 5 4 3 2 1
RA No.: SQF-RAMS-LIN- 5 25 20 15 10 5
EL-03 4 20 16 12 8 4
3 15 12 9 6 3
Sheet: 9 – 26 Persons Affected: Employees √ Contractors √ Client Employees Public 2 10 8 6 4 2
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Management
Project Address Project No. Systems Required Low 1-6 Medium 8-12 High 15-25

LINKEDIN OFFICE, J1410

BUSINESS CENTRAL Permit to Work
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TOWER A, 9 & 10 FLOOR, Reference Numbers
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Manual Handling  Chronic injury 4 4 16  Plan to eliminate 4 1 4
 Disability the need to
 Severe back pain manually lift
 Muscle strain  Review the task,
 Being struck the individual's
 Aggravating previous capability, the load
condition itself and the
environment
 Check whether the
load can be split
into smaller ones.
 Check environment
for space
constraints, uneven,
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untidy ground, and
variation in work,
surface/height, poor
lighting and
extremes of
temperature/
humidity
 Check individuals
strength
limit/physical
disabilities
 Ensure adequate
rest
periods/recovery
periods are followed
between
lift/activities
 Use gloves that
offer adequate
protection and aids
grip
 Proper lift
techniques will be
followed:
1) Position in front of
the load with legs
balanced and spread
equal to shoulder
width.
2) Bend the knees to
reach the bottom of the
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load to get a grip; do
not bend the spine.
3) Lift load slowly by
gradually straightening
the legs.
4) Do not twist spine if
you need to change
direction; turn whole
body instead.
5) Carry the load as
close to your body and
as high as your waist.
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Material Storage  Improper stacking of 3 3 9  Maintain Good 3 1 3
and Stacking materials Housekeeping
 Fall of material  Don't stack
 Slip, trip & fall materials on the
 Injury to part or whole walk ways
body  Physical barriers
shall be provided
with adequate
signage.
 Ensure adequate
stoppers are
provided to prevent
the movement of
materials.
 Ensure that material
is not stacked
higher than 1.5
meters.
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Use of Hand tools  Cuts 3 3 9  Ensure the hand 3 1 3
 Abrasions tools are in good
condition, when
 Lacerations obtaining from the
 Eye injury stores
 Hand tools shall not
be kept on
walkways.
 Hand tools shall be
kept in tool boxes
whenever not in use
& should not kept
unattended any time.
 Ensure the knife
handle and sharp
edges are in good
condition
 Ensure the rivet gun
is in good condition
while receiving from
the store.
 All tools shall be
inspected for any
damages on daily
basis and at regular
intervals.
 Tie off tools with a
rope to prevent its
fall while working at
height or near edges
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 Store keeper will
inspect all the new
tools before issuing
to operatives.
 Ensure that no
homemade/make
shift tools are used
at site.
 Ensure the sheet
cutting using the
knife should always
be done in opposite
direction away from
body.
 Ensure the
operatives are
wearing hand gloves
during the activity.

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Working on  Injury 4 4 16
4 1 4
Mobile Towers  Fatality  The towers must be
erected, inspected
and tagged by
competent person
prior to start of the
activity
 The mobile tower
must be placed on
stable and even
surfaces.
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 Castor wheel locks
to be functional and
locked prior to use.
 The height of the
mobile tower to be
restricted to 3.5
times the minimum
base width while
working inside the
building and 3 times
while working
outside the building
 Outriggers to be
used wherever
height ratio is more
than mentioned
above ratio limit
 Hand tools to be
tied by using rope if
required
 Never sit and stand
on the guardrails of
the mobile towers
 Ensure the travel
route of mobile
tower is free from
obstructions
(Material stacking,
Path holes,
overhead services
and service
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openings)
 Ensure tower is
empty(man and
material) while
moving the tower
from one location to
another
 Move the tower
manually by
applying force on
the base. Do not
use machinery to
push or pull the
tower.
 The platform
capacity should be
checked and Safe
Working Load
(SWL) of platform
should be
maintained.
 No modification
should be done on
the platform to
accommodate more
man or materials
 No loose materials
should be kept on
the platforms
 Ensure green tag
with valid date is
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marked on the
scaffold tag before
climbing the
scaffold.
 Ensure no one shall
be allowed to use
the red tagged
scaffold.
 Inspect mobile
towers on daily
basis and weekly
basis by competent
person
 Physical barriers
shall be provided to
segregate the Men,
Material& Plant
from the workplace.

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Usage of PECO  Fall from height 4 4 16  All the operatives 4 1 4
Lifts  Falling of objects using the plant must
 Toppling down of the be trained by the
plant manufacturer/suppli
 Over reaching er.
 Fatality  The plant must be
 Fractures visually inspected
 Equipment collapse due by the operative
to failure of winding prior to the usage.
mechanism of the plant  The plant must be
 Caught between plant duly inspected by a
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and structures while third party and the
moving the plant. certificates must be
 Hit on overhead kept in records.
structure while winding  The SWL must
up and lowering the always be
plant. maintained all the
time. Over weight
must not be
permitted on the
platforms.
 Operator must not
over reach from the
platform. Always
work inside the
guard rails
provided.
 The plant must be
always be used on
flat surface, not on
uneven surface.
 All the objects/tools
must be placed
inside the toe board
provided.
 The wheel(s) of the
plant must always
be locked before
the operative enters
the platform.
 The automatic
closing mechanism
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of the doors shall
never be removed
or modified. The
doors must be
closed always while
working inside the
platform.
 The basket must be
fully lowered down
before getting out
from the plant.
 The overhead
structures must be
examined and
monitored
throughout the
erection and
lowering down of
the plant.
 Proper supervision
must be provided
while working on
 PECO LIFTS.
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Shifting of  Person hit by falling 3 4 12  Ensure the 3 1 3
Materials object materials are taken
 Tripping & Falling of to site through
person earmarked
pedestrian
access/egress
 Ensure the crossing
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should be done in
designated crossing
points.
 Ensure materials
are stacked on
ground level with
adequate stoppers
 Ensure that
supports are
provided in order to
prevent the
falling/rolling of
materials.
 Ensure the access
is free from any
obstruction.
 Maintain good
housekeeping in all
areas.
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Use of power  Shock 3 4 12  Ensure only 110 V 3 1 3
tools  Cut Injuries, drill machine is
 Eye injury used site.
 Ensure the PAT test
has completed for
the Tools before
issuing to the site.
 PAT Test shall be
carried once for
every three months
 Ensure the workers
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are trained on the
use of portable
power tools.
 Ensure that supply
is taken from
distribution board
which is protected
by ELCB.
 Temporary cables,
if drawn through the
floor should be
placed at the edge
of the floor.
 Ensure the Drill
machine is
inspected and
colour coded.
 Ensure plug, drill
bit, drilling machine
and electric cables
are free from
defects.
 Ensure the power
tools are provided
with yellow coloured
Industrial Socket.
 Ensure that the
technicians are not
applying excessive
force while drilling in
concrete wall.
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Unloading  Contusions
materials  Amputations 3 4 12  Check the weight of 3 1 3
manually.  Fractures materials and
engage suitable
number of persons.
 If more than one
person is engaged,
team work and
coordination
between the team
must be ensured.
 Manual handling
techniques to be
followed.
 Minimum PPE to be
used like safety
helmet, safety shoe,
safety cover all and
hand gloves.
 Select workmen
depending upon the
physical capability
of lifting and shifting
materials.
 The load shall be
secured properly
 All persons shall
alight from the
vehicle before it is
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moved.
 Use proper access
provided in the
vehicles.
 Remove materials
on the edges first to
create work area
/free movement.
 Only trained
workmen to be
engaged.
 Training to be
conducted and risk
assessment to be
communicated.
 Minimum PPE to be
used like safety
helmet, safety shoe,
safety cover all and
hand gloves.

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Exposure to Dust  Breathing problem 3 3 9  Provide appropriate 3 1 3
 Suffocation ventilation for the
 Skin allergy work area.
 Irritation/injury to eye  Respiratory
protection
equipments such as
dust masks must be
used for activities
involving dust.
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Additional Completion
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Measures Signature
 Mobile exhaust
ventilation must be
provided for welding
activities and
activities inside
confined space.
 Industrial vacuum
cleaner shall be
used to extract the
dust generated from
activities such as
demolition, drilling
etc.

10
Heat Stress  Dizziness 4 4 16  Provide time 4 1 4
 Heat stroke rotation for
 Heat exhaustion operatives who are
 Cessation of sweating exposed to the
 Heat rash direct sun light
 Fainting/collapsing during work. It often
takes 2 to 3 weeks
for an employee to
become acclimated
to a hot
environment.
 Provide cool
rooms/shaded area
for operatives to
rest themselves.
 Adjust the work
schedule; assign
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Standard Control Measures New Control Measures

Additional Completion
No. Hazard Risk S L R Control Measure S L R Residual Risks Control S L R Date &
Measures Signature
heavier work on
cooler days or
during cooler part of
the day.
 Train workers to
recognize the signs
and symptoms of
heat stress and be
prepared to give
first aid if
necessary.
 Provide plenty of
water for operatives
along with oral re-
hydration salt.
 Provide adequate
fans for ventilation
and cooling,
especially when
wearing PPEs.

11
Electrical Hazard  Electrocution 5 4 20  The concerned 5 1 5
 Fire supervisor should
 Explosion make sure that
 Severe burns proper LOTO
 Fatality procedure is in
 Damage to property place while working
on live electrical
panels.
 All the connections
and terminations for
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Additional Completion
No. Hazard Risk S L R Control Measure S L R Residual Risks Control S L R Date &
Measures Signature
the DB must be
done only by a
competent
electrician.
 The concerned
foreman should
responsibly check
whether the all the
connections made
are accurate and
tightened properly
at the breakers.
 Appropriate signage
along with the
emergency contact
details should be in
place on the
DB/SMDBs once
these are
energized.
 Never leave the
DB/SMDB
enclosures opened
while no work is
carried out at the
DB/SMDB
 Always make sure
the DB/SMDB is
adequately earthed.
 All the ELCB, MCB
and breakers used
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Standard Control Measures New Control Measures

Additional Completion
No. Hazard Risk S L R Control Measure S L R Residual Risks Control S L R Date &
Measures Signature
for termination must
be as per the
consultants
approval
 The Energisation
should only be done
after the concerned
engineer’s /
consultant’s
inspection.
 Do not use
aluminium ladders
inside electrical
rooms or working
with live electrical
panels. And make
sure only fibre
ladder is used.

SEVERITY LIKELIHOOD
Assessor Signature Review Date: 1 No Injury 1 Almost Never
2 Minor Injury 2 Seldom
AKSHAY 28-3-22 3 >3 day Injury 3 Possible
4 Major Injury 4 Probable
5 Death 5 Frequently
APPENDIX 2

COSHH Assessment
This form provides details of the hazards and risks associated with the task/substance identified below. You must read
the information provided and implement the measures specified on the form.

Project Name: Project No.

Assessment No: Assessment Date: Review Date:

Product/substance
name(s):
Synonyms: Chemical name:
Appearance: Hazard phrase:
How is the
Substance used:
Area: Work Activity:
Risks to Health:
Factors which
increase risks:
Inhalation Ingestion Eye contact Skin contact Absorption Injection
Exposure routes:

Symptoms of harmful
exposure:
Storage precautions:
Transport precautions:
Handling/use precautions:
PPE required:
Disposal precautions:
Emergency action
Spillage:
First aid:
Fire:
Emergency action contact:
Additional information:
Relevant Risk Assessment
form number:
Medical advice:
Name, address and
telephone number of
supplier of substance:

Assessment By: Date:

Safety Datasheet (MSDS) included Yes No
APPENDIX 3

Manual Handling Operations Checklist

Company: SQUARE FOUR Project/premises: LINKEDIN DUBAI Activity: Cable Pulling.
REFRESH
TH TH
Materials to be handled: Cables and Wires Hazardous contents: N/A Location: 9 & 10 FLOOR
Can manual handling be eliminated: (Mark boxes as appropriate. Every activity must be marked)
TASK

YES NO
YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO
LOAD

YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO

ENVION-
MENT

YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO

Control measures (Mandatory Section to be completed)

PERSON

YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO

Assessor Name: AKSHAY DEEP Signature: AKSHAY Date: 28-3-22

APPENDIX 4

Noise Assessment Single Equipment

Project Project No Activity Sheet Completed By Date

People affected / at risk of being harmed:

rd
(Include 3 Parties)

Post Control Risk

Pre Control Risk Rating
Rating
No Activity Tools in use Controls Required
High Medium
High Med Low
Above 85dBa 80 – 85dBA
None required

Can the noisy work be eliminated?

Details:
Can the equipment be substituted?
Details:
Can the number of employees exposed be
reduced?
Details:
Can the exposure time be reduced?
Details:
Hearing Protection provided on request
Details:
Mandatory Hearing Protection
Details:
Earplugs and/or defenders must be worn

Hearing Protection Zones set up

Details:
Signage in place
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Noise Assessment Single Equipment

Details:
Guidelines;
 80dBA is the First Action Level – hearing protection should be offered.
 85dBA is the Second Action Level – hearing protection is mandatory.
 Before resorting straight to PPE, look at the organisation of the work and consider if the risk can be reduced any other way. For example by isolating the noisy work, reducing the number of people exposed, or
the length of time someone is working in the noisy environment
 Noise ratings can be determined using a sound level meter. Should you require a noise assessment, please contact the Health & Safety Dept.
 As a rough guide, if you have to raise your voice to be heard from 2 metres away, the noise will be approximately at the first action level. If you are raising your voice to be heard at 1 metre away from the
source, it is likely to be at the second level
 Don’t forget to take into account other persons working within the noisy area.
 Exposure limit values (ELV): These relate to personal exposure to noise and must not be exceeded, peak sound pressure of 140 dB.
APPENDIX 4

Noise Assessment Multi Equipment

(This form is to be used when multi equipment is used in a specific area to ensure the peak sound pressure levels are not exceeded)

Project Project No Activity Sheet Completed By Date

People affected / at risk of being harmed:

rd
(Include 3 Parties)

Post Control Risk

Pre Control Risk Rating
Rating
No Activity Tools in use Controls Required
High Medium
High Med Low
Above 85dBa 80 – 85dBA

Guidelines;
 80dBA is the First Action Level – hearing protection should be offered. 85dBA is the Second Action Level – hearing protection is mandatory.
 Noise ratings can be determined using a sound level meter. Should you require a noise assessment, please contact the Health & Safety Dept
 As a rough guide, if you have to raise your voice to be heard from 2 metres away, the noise will be approximately at the first action level. If you are raising your voice to be heard at 1 metre
away from the source, it is likely to be at the second level
 Don’t forget to take into account other persons working within the noisy area.
 Exposure limit values (ELV): These relate to personal exposure to noise and must not be exceeded; peak sound pressure of 140 dB.