MS For Sheet Piling Installation

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Revision History
Rev B Comments incorporated. Issued for Approval Rev B
Rev C COMPANY’s comments incorporated. Issued for Approval
Rev 0 Issued for Use
DOC No: IQWQ-SA-KSMTH-D6-0029 Rev 0

METHOD STATEMENT FOR SHEET PILING INSTALLATION
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Issue Date: 14-04-2020
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PURPOSE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
2. SCOPE OF WORK -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
3. TERMS, DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
4. REFERENCES, STANDARDS AND CODES --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
5. RESPONSIBILITIES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5
6. METHODOLOGY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
6.1. General Requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
6.2. Entry/Exit and Confined Space -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
6.3. Dewatering ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
6.4. Preparation of Activities ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
6.5. Installation of Sheet Piles --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
7. EQUIPMENT AND RESOURCES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
8. TEMPORARY FRAME ADEQUACY CHECK -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
8.1. General Notes-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
8.2. Physical properties of soil -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17
8.3. Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B) Calculations ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
8.4. Drip Pot Pit (Option F) Calculations *------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20
9. HSE REQUIREMENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
10. QUALITY REQUIREMENT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
11. ATTACHMENTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25
12. APPENDICES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26
* On HOLD, MS to be revised after the new IFC Drawings are released.

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1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this method statement is to identify potential hazards, resources, equipment, quality control
and HSE measures to be planned, prepared and implemented to ensure that the installation of the Sheet Piles
are performed according the project specifications within DS6 Major Tie ins Facilities at WQI, Iraq.
2. SCOPE OF WORK
This Method Statement encompasses (but not limited) the installation of Sheet Piles for the construction of KO
DRUM PIT (Option B) and DRIP POT PIT (Option F), but it can be applied for another Sheet Pile installation
that may be required during the execution of the WORKS if the conditions, characteristics, and specifications
are equivalent.
This document will ensure that the WORK is carried out in accordance with the applicable codes, standards
and best practices specified in the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS within the Major Tie-Ins DS6 Facilities at WQI,
Iraq.
3. TERMS, DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
COMPANY ExxonMobil Iraq Limited (EMIL) - The entity issuing the

contract for the work or their authorized agent
CONTRACTOR SAIPEM S.p.A. Iraq Branch - The entity contracted to perform
the work for the COMPANY
SUBCONTRACTOR Calethon Construction Group
CONTRACT DOCUMENTS The documents that form the CONTRACT issued by the
COMPANY
WORK Activities to be performed according the Scope of the Contract
DS6 Degassing Station 6
IFC Issued For Construction
HSE Health Safety and Environment
JSA Job Safety Analysis
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
PTW Permit to work
ITP Inspection and Test Plan
IN Inspection Notification
QA Quality Assurance
QC Quality Control
FOS Factor of Safety
CPT Cone Penetration Test

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4. REFERENCES, STANDARDS AND CODES
All works will be followed according to CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, specifications and drawings.
• IQWQ-FT-NSPDS-00-040701 Specification - Driven Piles and Sheet Piles

• IQWQ-KT-CDFND-6B-9401-001 Flare KO Drum Pit Plan and Section
• IQWQ-KT-CDFND-6B-9401-002 Flare KO Drum Pit – Details
• IQWQ-KT-NDPRI-6B-5002-001 Flare KO Drum Pit Temporary Frame – Plan
• IQWQ-KT-CDFND-6F-0005 Foundation Details of Drip Pot Pit
• IQWQ-KT-CDFND-6F-0006 Foundation Reinforcement Details of Drip Pot Pit
• IQWQ-KT-NDPRI-6F-0004 Drip Pot Pit Temporary Frame – Plan
• W3QR-90-M005-00003-5, 00006-5 & 00002-5 Geotechnical Investigation Report
• IQWQ-EI-QSCAS-00-0001 Project Quality Assurance General Requirements
• IQWQ-SA-QPQAC-D6-0001 Project Quality Plan
• IQWQ-SA-QPQAC-D6-0003 Quality Management Requirements for Construction CONTRACTOR
• IQWQ-SA-QPQAC-D6-0004 Quality Control Requirements for Construction SUBCONTRACTOR
• IQWQ-SA-KSMTH-D6-0026 Method Statement For Suspended Scaffold
• OSHA 1910.28 Safety Requirements For Scaffolding
• IQWQ-FT-NSPDS-00-040901 Earthworks
• IQWQ-SA-KSMTH-D6-0004 MS for Site Clearing, Grubbing, Grading, Excavation and Backfilling
• IQWQ-FT-SPSAF-00-0001 Health, Safety & Environment Plan
• IQWQ-SA-SPSAF-D6-0011 HSE Manual For Construction
• IQWQ-SA-SPSAF-D6-0003 Medical Emergency Response Plan
• IQWQ-FT-SPSAF-00-0004 Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan
• IQWQ-EI-SSPDS-00-0002 Project Safety Specification for Safety
• CA-16-041-WQ0301-0103 Emergency Response Plan
• CA-16-041-WQ0301-0106 Medical Evacuation Plan
• WQIFOD SHES Safety Manual, WQ1FOD WMS
All other specifications mentioned and incorporated within the above Reference Documents.
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
5.1 Project Manager (PM)

• Overall responsible for the implementation of this Method Statement.
• Ensure that all required submittal is made in timely manner.
• Responsible for ensuring that the WORK is performed in accordance with the specification and
within the time and cost constraints.
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• Coordination with the CONTRACTOR, COMPANY and Other Subcontractors for the safety and
quality during the execution of the PROJECT.
• Coordinate with the CONTRACTOR’S Coordinator for obtaining the necessary resources for the
PROJECT and deployment as required.
5.2 Construction Manager (CM)
• CM manages the construction and completion of the work, ensuring that the time, cost, quality,
safety and environmental protection requirements of the construction activities are met.
• Checking that the procedures defined for site activities are applied.
• Construction Manager shall ensure that every work activity is executed in a safe and controlled
manner and ensuring that:
• All JSA mitigation measures shall be implemented before work commences.
• The Superintendents, Field Engineers, Foremen and other related Supervisory staffs are
familiar with the works and are fully aware and trained with safety requirements for each
activity.
• Required resources (personnel, equipment and material) are on site and are in the right
quantity and condition.
• Adequate provision of fire and medical equipment.
• Fire-fighting equipment is located in the correct position.
5.3 Project Engineer
• Ensure that the activities are carried out according to the Project Specifications, drawings and
approved Method Statement.
• Ensure that all required submittals such as Red Markups, Daily Progress Reports, Schedules,
etc., are made in a timely manner.
• Arrange all materials and tools required for the job as per agreed project schedule.
• Verify and keep updated all necessary information and distribute the responsibilities to his unit
installation team.
5.4 Discipline Site Supervisor
• Site supervisor shall be responsible for maintenance of all the required tools and testing
instruments and ensure that all necessary items are working properly.
• Verify that all testing equipment possess valid Calibration Certificates by third party.
• Verify and keep updated all necessary information and distribute the responsibilities to his unit
installation team.
• Shall be responsible for carrying out the job as per the procedure / project Specifications
monitoring the work force and productivity.

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• Shall be responsible for requesting the IN to QC Department at each stage as per QCP/ITP
requirements.
5.5 Foreman
• Carrying out the work and the proper distribution of all the available resources in coordination
with the Project Engineer and Supervisor on daily basis.
• Continuous coordination and following Project Engineer/Supervisor’s instructions to meet quality
requirement during the job execution.
• Incorporate all the QC and HSE requirements as requested by the CONTRACTOR/COMPANY’s
representative.
• Report to Site Supervisors the accomplishments and constraints on daily basis.
5.6 QAQC Manager/Inspectors
• Implement the QA/QC management system at site and coordinate with
CONTRACTOR/COMPANY on all quality matter.
• Distribute relevant QA/QC documentation to site personnel/subcontractors.
• Verify that the quality related site activities are in accordance with the applicable codes and
standards.
• Participate in the site internal and external audits and coordinate all the quality inspections
according the approved ITP.
• Control all nonconformance reports and provide remedial action and carry out site quality control
instructions and action remedial responses.
• Review the CONTRACTOR/COMPANY Specifications and undertake relevant training to the site
QC inspector.
• Coordinate with the Project Manager on all quality issues and participate in all QA/QC site weekly
meetings with the project team.
• Ensure the safety is adhered to at site and assure all technical documents relative to site quality
control are updated.
5.7 HSE Manager
• Ensures the compliance with standards relating to the provision and use of specific PPE.
• Ensures that all personnel are aware of the HSE requirements of their activities and JSA is
performed.
• Coordinates and verifies that all personnel involved with construction activities are adequately
instructed of the HSE Requirements.
• Verifies that emergency procedures are in place and the personnel are both informed and trained
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5.8 HSE Supervisor/Officers

• HSE Supervisor and Officers report to the HSE manager. They ensure that all the measures
described in the JSA/RA related to this procedure are followed, liaising with each Discipline
Supervisors and ensuring that:
• A safe and healthy workplace and works are maintained at all times.
• Ensure the strict compliance to the approved contract HSE Plan.
• Having a valid work permit before commencing any activity.
• Conduct regular Health, Safety, Environment inspections.
• Proper instruction, training and supervision to all personnel under his charge.
6. METHODOLOGY
6.1. General Requirements
• For detailed information about project specifications mentioned in this Method Statement, follow the
Project Document IQWQ-FT-NSPDS-00-040701 Specification - Driven Piles and Sheet Piles.
• All piles shall be driven (one at a time) with power impact hammers (or another approved driving
method) capable of installing the piles to the specified capacity, resistance, and minimum depth, taking
in consideration the physical characteristics of the soil, topography, surrounding facilities and
undergrounds. Details of the compatible equipment are specified in section 6.1 and Section 7. Tables
and figures are included, and they are as per sheet pile manufacturer (Arcelor Mittal).
• Installation of sheet piles shall be one by one until completion of the first pit, after that,
SUBCONTRACTOR shall proceed the next pit. The sheet piles for the second pit (at the interface area
only) will be inserted slightly a higher height than the ones of the first pit to avoid clashes. As per the
Project Engineering, the sheet piles will be used as formwork and Nelson Studs will be welded and
embedded in the casted concrete.
• The weight of the striking parts of the hammer shall not be less than 1/3 of the pile weight.
• Vibrating hammers or drop hammers shall not be used, unless approved in writing by
CONTRACTOR/COMPANY.
• Piles driven with faulty equipment shall be subject to rejection by CONTRACTOR/COMPANY. Cost of
removal or installation of additional piles shall be borne by SUBCONTRACTOR.
• To remove any damaged or rejected sheet pile, vibrating hammer (upon approval from COMPANY), or
extractors shall be used. Both techniques loose the pile from its initial position so that it moves with the
help of the pulling force of the crane. The limit values of the extractors and crane loads given by the
manufacturer shall be respected, thus, use Heavy Duty Extractors only to perform this activity. Jetting
on the damaged sheet pile could be performed to facilitate the extraction.
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• For a double-acting diesel hammer, a calibrated bounce-chamber gauge (third party certified) shall be
provided.
• The gauges on the hammer side of all valves shall be positioned so that gauges can be easily
observed by inspecting personnel. Gauges shall not be greater than 30 meters (100 ft) of hose away
from the hammer intake.
• Open-ended (single-acting) diesel hammers shall be equipped with a device to permit inspecting
personnel to visually determine hammer stroke at all times during pile driving.
• A penetration of 20mm per 10 blows shall be considered as the limit for the use of all impact hammers.
Following the hammer manufacturer’s recommendation, under certain circumstances a penetration of
1mm per blow could be allowed for few minutes.
• Hammers shall not be operated at less than the speed and stroke length specified by the
manufacturer.
• For Diesel Hammers, the limit number of blows is 20mm per 10 Blows, or in accordance with the
Hammer manufacturer’s recommendations.
• For Drop Hammers, the driving rate will be 40 Blows/min, or in accordance with the Hammer
manufacturer’s recommendations.
• For Double acting air/steam hammers, the driving rate will be limited to 150mm/min, or in accordance
with the Hammer manufacturer’s recommendations.
• For Double acting hydraulic hammers, the driving rate will be limited to 60 Blows/min, or in accordance
with the Hammer manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Fixed leads shall be provided and used to secure piles against lateral movement during driving. Leads
shall be held firmly in position by stiff braces.
• Axis of the leads, hammer, and pile shall coincide. Swinging or spud type leads shall be used only with
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• Driving Caps and their components (guiding grooves and dollies) shall be compatible with the Sheet
Piles in order to transfer the energy efficiently from the hammer and preventing damage. For Sheet
Piles PU 22+1, Driving Caps and Dollies are specified in the Figure 1 (Reference: Arcelor Mittal Data
Sheet).
Dimensions of
A B H C Sliding
Driving Cap Arrangement Mass dolly recess
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) Guide
a/b/h or Ø/h
PUS S 680 600 320 290 300 380/380/120 330/50
UD 2 D/T/B 1250 720 420 315 1250 Ø500/170 30
PUD 17-33 D/B 1250 720 420 315 1250 Ø500/170 30
Figure 1. Driving Caps and dollies for Sheet Piles PU 22+1.

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• Hammer cushions or cap blocks shall be provided in either of the following configurations:
a. Aluminum and micarta discs stacked alternately in a steel housing and with a steel plate at the top
and bottom of the stack.
b. One-piece hardwood cap block, with grain parallel to the pile axis and enclosed in a close-fitting
steel housing. Satisfactory driving criteria shall be established with this cap block, and a new cap
block shall not be used during the final driving of any pile.
• Cap blocks made from other materials shall be used with approval of the CONTRACTOR/COMPANY.
• Wood chips, small wood blocks, wood shavings, wire rope, or other materials with high-elastic
properties shall not be used for cap blocks.
6.2. Entry/Exit and Confined Space
Safe means of entry and exit shall be provided and used whenever the work area is 0.6 meters (2
feet) above or below a point of access. Horizontal distance from workers to nearest access/egress
should not be greater than 25 feet (7.6 meters). Ladders and scaffolding arrangement shall be used.
If ladders will be used for access once pit will reach deeper than 4 m, retractable fall protection
device (yoyo) shall be used.
During the excavation activities, for every meter (1 m) and up to two meters (2 mts) depth, the staff
performing the scanning has to enter into the Pit. One (1) or Two ladders (2) shall be installed and
fixed to the temporary frame depending on the dimension of the pit and shall be adjusted according
the work progress to meet the specification of the project. Confined space procedure must be
applied once excavation reached 1.2 m.
Once the pit is completed, the total depth will be around 5 mts, thus, all safety measures of confined
space shall be met and the Entry/Exit means shall be installed by using ladders, scaffolds and
supports.
The term CONFINED SPACE means any place, including any vessel, tank, container, vat, silo,
hopper, pit, bund, trench, pipe, sewer, flue, well, chamber, compartment, cellar or other similar
space which, by virtue of its enclosed nature, creates conditions which give rise to a likelihood of
accident, harm or injury of such a nature as to require emergency action due to:
(a) The presence or reasonably foreseeable presence of:
(i) flammable or explosive atmospheres,
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(iii) free flowing solid or an increasing level of liquid,
(iv) excess of oxygen,
(v) excessively high temperature.
(b) The lack or reasonably foreseeable lack of oxygen.
Previous starting the activities and before staff enters the pit, the atmosphere shall be tested by the
competent authorities, considering the geometry of the pits and the physical properties of any
potential contaminants or gases (e.g. H2S, SO2, etc). Testing may need to be carried out
continuously or intermittently during the work depending on the findings of the risk assessment.
Access and egress into confined space shall be blocked by means of chain and warning sign when
not in use (after work hours).
Emergency and rescue procedures, rescue arrangements, training/toolbox talks, rescue logistics
and rescue equipment shall be ensured, deployed and available on site at all time. All Project
Documentation related to the Emergency Responses, Plans and Manuals are referenced in Section
4 of this Method Statement.
6.3. Dewatering
According to the Geotechnical Investigation Reports, Groundwater was found around 6 m below
ground level. During raining periods, it is estimated that the groundwater level could increase up to 1
m.
The excavation depth of the KO DRUM PIT (Option B) and DRIP POT PIT (Option F) is around 5
mts, thus, exists the possibility to find water during the execution of the work, especially during
raining season and during the excavation of the Pumps’ pits that are deeper than 5 mts.
The more suitable method for dewatering the pits is Sump Pumping, which is the simplest form of
groundwater control by pumping (i.e. dewatering). In its basic form it involves allowing groundwater
to seep into the excavation, and directing the groundwater to localized low points (called sumps) in
the excavation. Water collects in these sumps, which are equipped with ‘sump pumps’ – robust pumps
with the capacity to handle some solids in the water. Water is then pumped away (perhaps requiring
some treatment to remove suspended solids prior to discharge at the ultimate disposal point). The water
removed from the pits are stored in a cofferdam, from where is collected by bowsers to remove the water
outside the DS6. SUBCONTRACTOR will provide the necessary dewatering system for when
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temporary Cofferdam, hoses, bowser, etc., will be provided to dispose of water at least 10 to 20 meters
away of the Pits and then outside DS6.
6.4. Preparation of Activities
1. Site safety induction shall be provided by SUBCONTRACTOR/CONTRACTOR to all personnel

involved in the activities, which will include the site emergency procedures and guidance about the
personnel authorized to give instructions.
2. Before starting the activities, make sure that all required PTW are valid and present on workplace.
3. After taking the work permit, Toolbox Talk shall be performed.
4. Never start the activities on site without ensuring the safety conditions. Atmosphere shall be tested by
the competent authorities, and all personnel shall wait until precautions for working at confined space
are met.
5. Make sure that hand tools, equipment and PPE has been properly inspected and are being used
correctly by staff.
6. Excavation area shall be marked, lined or painted where necessary so as to be clearly seen by the
operator and flagman/banksman.
7. Install safety barrier around the area to be excavated. Physical barriers shall be installed and are
subjected to inspection to ensure robustness. Provision of night blinkers lights around physical barriers
required.
8. In close proximity of any existing live pipelines and cables, red and white Jersey barriers filled with
water or sand will be strategically placed parallel to the live equipment. Exclusion zone, dimensions
between barriers and live lines will be determined by site conditions. Distance of barriers will be
decided between COMPANY operations team (Area Authority) and SUBCONTRACTOR
/CONTRACTOR in accordance with Project Specifications.
9. Identified underground facilities, to be marked and located to avoid damages. Protection of existing
underground installations, e.g. foundations, piping, manholes, duct banks, etc. are to be maintained
during close proximity to the new excavation.
10. The site shall be levelled to allow safe operation of heavy machinery. Steel plates will be provided at
locations where the ground is soft and unable to support the machinery.
11. When everything is properly set-up, commence with the excavation to the required depth and widths
as stated in the approved drawings. Excavations will have a hard barrier (e.g. scaffold rail) and traffic
movement will be minimum of 2 m away from them. Minimum of safe distance to be maintained for
excavator and driver shall be 1 m.
12. Fabrication and stocking of material such as sheet piles and other work related material will be only in
the designated area. Exact location will be subject to site constraints, approval from
CONTRACTOR/COMPANY
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6.5. Installation of Sheet Piles
1. Pre-scanning of site and progressive scanning during excavation shall be performed by

CONTRACTOR in coordination with SUBCONTRACTOR.
2. Due to the fact that the sheet piles will be inserted more than 10 Mts, and there is not equipment
available at the moment for scanning to that depth, it was stated that more than 3.5 mts there is not
underground services or clashing. Base on that premise, manual excavation will be performed in the
perimeter up to 2.5 mts, in order to scan at that depth. As the scanning ensures a detection up to 1m
depth, both, the manual excavation (at 2.5 mts), and the scanning (1 m) will cover the total of 3.5 mts
to proceed with the sheet piling installation safely.
3. SUBCONTRACTOR shall follow the Excavation cut back guideline specified in IQWQ-FT-NSPDS-00-
040901 Earthworks, and IQWQ-SA-KSMTH-D6-0004 Method Statement for Site Clearing, Grubbing,
Grading, Excavation and Backfilling
Following shall be the excavation slopes per depth:
• 0 m to 1.2 m deep: Shear bank permitted
• 1.2 m > Depth <= 2.5 m shall be Single Excavation 2V:1H
• 2.5 m > Depth <= 3.5 meters shall be single excavation 1V:1H
• Depths > 3.5 m shall be stepped excavation with all levels at 1V:1H
4. After excavating and scanning at 2.5 mts in part of the perimeter, if it is required for any reason to
backfill in order to continue safely the activities, SUBCONTRACTOR shall backfill the scanned area
and continue the excavations at other parts of the perimeter.
5. The last revision of Service Drawings shall be available at site for ready reference. Any identified
services shall be marked on the ground using timber pegs or spray paint.
6. After scanning all the perimeter and ensure that no underground services are present, place the first
sheet pile to the required location. A level may be used in checking the verticality of the sheet pile wall
before hammering or pushing to the desired depth. The first sheet pile must be installed with great
care and attention to ensure it is vertical in both planes of the wall.
7. It is essential that the following piles are interlocked sufficiently to the preceding pile before being
released and the hammering or pushing is applied. This can be achieved by a preliminary dug-out
about half to one meter (0.5-1 m) depth trench in the wall line which automatically reduces the diving
length.
8. The next pile will be handled in a similar manner and pitched into the clutch of the previous pile. The
pile will be driven in the same manner as the first. The rest of the pile installation will continue
repeating the same previous steps until the wall is completed.
9. The Piling Foreman and Field Engineer will ensure that the piles are installed in accordance with the
pile schedule and IFC drawings. Pile installation records will be kept on a daily basis by QAQC
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Inspector.
10. If sheet pile refuses due to obstructions, SUBCONTRACTOR/CONTRACTOR will analyze and take
actions following the possible solution.
11. If any pile is rejected because of damage or blow limit, SUBCONTRACTOR will remove the rejected
pile and install a new one repeating the process but taking actions to solve the constraints. QAQC
inspector shall keep records of all the rejections, constraints and actions taken.
12. After installation of all sheet piles, fix the temporary support frame.
13. Excavate up to 1 m depth and proceed to re-scan the excavated area to identify underground services.
After completion of the scanning, if there is not presence of underground services, continue the
excavation up to 1 m more and re-scan the area again.
14. Finish the excavation as per indicated depth according the last revision of the IFC Drawing. For the
focused activities in this Method Statement, the following depths are shown:
• For KO DRUM PIT (Option B) the excavation is up to EL (-) 1.825m.
• For DRIP POT PIT (Option F) the excavation is up to EL (-) 1.925m*
15. Surplus materials to be removed and properly disposed at designated area.
16. Place the lean concrete and cast the base slab, walls and equipment supports up to EL +2.000, below
the temporary support frame. SUBCONTRACTOR shall ensure sufficient overlapping length for
vertical rebars to cast the walls up to the design elevations.
17. Remove the temporary support frame after the curing of Pit Walls.
18. Complete wall construction as specified in the IFC drawing.
7. EQUIPMENT AND RESOURCES
Equipment
• Excavator CAT 323D3 or similar, Digging Depth min 6 m, max weight 25 Tons.
• PVE Piling & Drilling Rig, including Vibro-Hammer PVE 5 Tons or similar or Impact Hammer (Sheet Pile
Driver upon approval by CONTRACTOR/COMPANY).
• Diesel driven centrifugal pump, temporary Cofferdam, hoses and bowser
• Dumper truck (tipper truck)
Manpower
• Surveyor Team
• Scanning team
• Civil Supervisor
• Operators
• Flagman/Banksman

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Certifications
• Oilfield Pass (OFP)

• HSE Induction, UXO, and specific training for each task in accordance to WQ1 Project SHE training
matrix
• Operator License
• Equipment Certification and Approved Inspection by CONTRACTOR/COMPANY
8. TEMPORARY FRAME ADEQUACY CHECK
The following calculations were performed to verify the design of the Flare KO Drum & Drip Pot Pits
Temporary Frames and the specifications of the Sheet Piles. All parameters were taken from the
Specifications of the Project and, when not available, the worst case scenario was simulated in order to be
conservatives.
8.1. General Notes
• Uniform Surcharge Load: A surcharge load is any load which is imposed upon the surface of the
soil close enough to the excavation to cause a lateral pressure to act on the system in addition to
the basic earth pressure. Groundwater will also cause an additional pressure, but it is not a
surcharge load.
• Examples of surcharge loads are spoil embankments adjacent to the trench, roads, construction
machinery, material stockpiles, workers, adjacent buildings, structures, etc.
• As per IQWQ-FT-NSPDS-00-040701 Specification - Driven Piles and Sheet Piles, the Uniform
Surcharge Load shall be assumed minimum by 1465 Kg/m2 (14.37 kN/m2), but, to be more
conservatives, this analysis included the simulation of two more simultaneous loads of 250 kN,
equivalent to two Mid-Size Excavators (p.e. CAT 323D3 25 Tons) located at one meter from the
Pit’s edge.
• Diagonal members bracings and fixed leads held by stiff braces were not included in the simulation
because of Software Limitations. Nevertheless, this limitation helps the calculations to be more
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• Only one Stage of Waler Frames was considered for this analysis. Pile Sheets with welded Nelson
Studs will be used to precast concrete. Installing more than one stage of frames would interfere
with the formwork.
• For standard sheet piles up to 5200 cm3/m section modulus, 4 to 5 meters retained height may be
achievable for cantilever design, however, assuming bad soil conditions and service lines nearby, a
propped wall supported by one Waler Frame was included to be safe for up to 10 meters height.
Refer to Figure 2 – Type of Walls. This criteria gives a very high Factor of Safety (FOS), as our Pits
are max 5.05 Mts Depth.
Figure 2. Type of Walls
8.2. Physical properties of soil
According to the Geotechnical Investigation Reports W3QR-90-M005-00003-5, 00006-5 and 00002-5, the
subsurface conditions generally consist of alternating layers of soft clays and loose clayey sands extending
to 10m below the ground level. These are underlain by alternating stiff clays and medium dense sands
which become hard and very dense after 24 meters below the existing ground level.
A built-up pad consisting of a compacted structural fill layer (medium dense to dense SAND, 2m thick) is
encountered at the ground level.
Cone Penetration tests (CPT’s) showed high friction ratio indicating possible presence of peat/organic
content. Laboratory analysis for organic content were performed to confirm whether peats are present. The
obtained results of organic content test were generally less than 2% which is considered low and not
expected to be a significant impact for engineering assessment.
Groundwater was found around 6 m below ground level. During raining periods it is estimated that the
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8.3. Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B) Calculations
Specifications:
• Sheet Pile U-Sections (PU 22+1) Grade S355 GP Arcelor Mittal.
Width (b): 600 mm, Height (h): 450 mm, Thickness (t): 13.1 mm
Sectional Area (A): 192 cm2/m, Mass (W): 90.4 kg/m
Moment of Inertia (I): 52510 cm4/m, Elastic Section Modulus (Z): 2335 cm3/m
• Steel S355JR Grade 355 Mpa (equivalent Grade 50 Ksi). UC305x305x118, UC254x254x73,
UB254x146x31. UC203x203x46 (No considered in this analysis).
• Excavation Depth: 4.95 Mts
• Assumed Soil: Dense Fine Sand (1.5 mts) and next layer Soft Clay (till 10.95 mts)
• Toe: 6 Mts
• Simulation Software: SupportIT (GTSoft)
• Surcharge Load: 1465 Kg/m2 (14.37 kN/m2 ≈ 14.4 kN/m2).
• Extra Loads: 2 x 25 Tons. Type: Area (4 x 3 mts), 1 m distance from Pit Edge.
• Water Depth: 6 mts.
The Software’s main Input Data is shown In Table 1.
Table 1. Input Data.

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According the simulation, the Factor of Safety (FOS) is 20.10, and both, the Temporary Frame and Sheet
Piles are Satisfactory for the design and construction. Refer to Table 2, for the Design Report.
Table 2. Design Report (Satisfactory).
Following are the screenshots of the simulation with elevations, superimposed graphics, loads, supports,
etc. More detailed graphics and tables are shown in the Appendices at the end of this Method Statement.
Max Loads equivalent to

Deflection is a Mid-Size
2.5 mm Excavator 25 Tons
Figure 3. Side Elevation.

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Figure 4. Plan View.
8.4. Drip Pot Pit (Option F) Calculations *
Specifications:
• Sheet Pile U-Sections (PU 22+1) Grade S355 GP Arcelor Mittal.
Width (b): 600 mm, Height (h): 450 mm, Thickness (t): 13.1 mm
Sectional Area (A): 192 cm2/m, Mass (W): 90.4 kg/m
Moment of Inertia (I): 52510 cm4/m, Elastic Section Modulus (Z): 2335 cm3/m
• Steel S355JR Grade 355 Mpa (equivalent Grade 50 Ksi). UC305x305x118, UC254x254x73,
UB254x146x31. UC203x203x46 (No considered in this analysis).
• Excavation Depth: 4.55 Mts
• Assumed Soil: Dense Fine Sand (1.5 mts) and next layer Soft Clay (till 10.55 mts)
• Toe: 6 Mts
• Simulation Software: SupportIT (GTSoft)
• Surcharge Load: 1465 Kg/m2 (14.37 kN/m2 ≈ 14.4 kN/m2).
• Extra Loads: 2 x 25 Tons. Type: Area (4 x 3 mts), 1 m distance from Pit Edge.
• Water Depth: 6 mts.
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After entering the Data of the Drip Pot Pit, the Design Report was Not Satisfactory due to the Temporary
Frame location. According to the IFC Drawing, the frame is located at the very top of the Pit’s Edge. The
recommendation is to install the Frame at least 0.36 Mts, taking in mind the distance from the Edge to the
center of the Waler Beam. Nevertheless, the current design should be acceptable because the transversal
supports at the corners were not considered and the Loads were exaggerated during the simulations. It is up
to the CONTRACTOR/COMPANY to follow the recommendation to slightly relocate the frame and match with
the Satisfactory Simulation. Figure 5 shows the Report with the Unsatisfactory Design; Figure 6 shows the
Satisfactory Report with the suggested location.
Figure 5. Unsatisfactory Design Report with the Temporary Frame located at the top.
Figure 6. Satisfactory Design Report with the Temporary Frame located at 0.36 mts from the top.

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The Software’s main Input Data is shown In Table 3.
Table 3. Input Data for Satisfactory Report.
Loads equivalent to
Max a Mid-Size
Deflection is Excavator 25 Tons
1.7 mm
Figure 6. Side Elevation.

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Figure 7. Plan View with the Frame at the top.
9. HSE REQUIREMENTS
• SUBCONTRACTOR Safety Supervisor shall carry out the site inspections to ensure that safety work plan
is followed prior to start work.
• SUBCONTRACTOR Safety Manager shall review safety action plan and ensure the implementation of
JSA.
• Work permits shall be obtained from the concerned authorities including revalidation at predetermined
intervals. The personnel shall also be in possession of oil field pass / security pass suitable to the work
locations. All permits and passes shall be issued before start of any related work.
• All testing equipment and tools shall be inspected and certified by a third party (when applicable) and
shall be Intrinsically safe if required by CONTRACTOR/COMPANY according to the Project
Specifications.
• Daily Toolbox Talk shall be carried out as per execution plan, involving all concerned individuals to aware
and inform them of all safety aspects.
• All personnel shall have attended HSE induction / awareness training programs conducted in-house.
• Task specific PPE shall be provided and worn by personnel.
• Barrication, safety signs and site information banner shall be used around the working area.

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• Work area shall be maintained neat and clean by performing good housekeeping before, during and after
finishing the activities.
• All activities at heights (inside the pit) will be provided with suitable working platform and the use of safety
harness and other applicable fall protection measures shall be mandatory.
• Self-retracting life-lines shall be certified annually and inspected before use. following the Safety
Requirements OSHA.
• All erection, dismantling and modification of scaffolding system shall be as per approved Method
Statement IQWQ-SA-KSMTH-D6-0026 following the Safety Requirements OSHA 1910.28.
• Scaffolds shall be built by competent certified 3rd party. All scaffolding shall be used per safety
SCAFFTAG System described in Section 5.4.15 of IQWQ-SA-SPSAF-D6-0011_Appendix 30 - HSE
Manual for Construction – Scaffolding”.
• Previous starting the activities and before staff enters the pit, all measures for working at Confined Space
shall be taken. The atmosphere shall be tested by the competent authorities, continuously or intermittently
during the work depending on the findings of the risk assessment.
• Emergency and rescue procedures, rescue arrangements, training/toolbox talks, rescue logistics and
rescue equipment shall be ensured, deployed and available on site at all time.
• SUBCONTRACTOR Safety Manager shall keep the updated IQWQ-FT-SPSAF-00-0004 Emergency
Preparedness and Response Plan and IQWQ-SA-SPSAF-D6-0003 Medical Emergency Response Plan,
and instruct to the HSE supervisors to ensure the availability of First Aid kits, escape route signs,
emergency call numbers, emergency assembly point, etc. as well as preparing schedules of exercises
and drills periodically.
10. QUALITY REQUIREMENT
• All necessary inspections shall be carried out as per ITP approved by CONTRACTOR/COMPANY.
• Prior to start any inspection activity, the Quality Inspector shall raise the IN, sending a written Inspection
Notification to CONTRACTOR 24 Hrs. in advance. The IN must be approved by
CONTRACTOR/COMPANY in order to proceed for the inspection.
• Quality shall be maintained by ensuring the systematic implementation of this procedure and ensure that
necessary quality records are generated as appended formats.
• All material, tools and equipment related to the activities shall be inspected and stored according to
manufacturer recommendations and Project Specifications.
• Measurement instruments shall be calibrated and certified by third party. The certificates and records
shall be kept available during the inspections.

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• SUBCONTRACTOR Quality Inspector shall be present and filling out the Inspection Forms during all
inspections. Pile installation records about rejections by damage or blow limit, constraints, analysis and
solutions will be made on a daily basis. The Civil Supervisor shall be present and taking notes of the
observations for further actions (if any) during the inspections witnessed by CONTRACTOR/COMPANY.
11. ATTACHMENTS
• Risk Assessment CA-16-041-WQ0301-F-0232 RA for MS Sheet Piling Installation.

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12. APPENDICES
Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B)
Appendix 1. Graphics Report Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B).

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Appendix 2. Table Report Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B).

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Drip Pot Pit (Option F)
Appendix 1. Graphics Report Drip Pot Pit (Option F).

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Appendix 4. Table Report Drip Pot Pit (Option F).

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Project: CA-16-041-WQ0301 & 2 Risk Assessment title: Sheet Piling Installation Last updated: 14 April 2020
Risk Level
Risk Level Additional control
After
Potential
mitigation
Activity
Likelihood
Likelihood
Activity Description Hazards Hazard Release Consequence Standard Control Measure
Severity
Severity
ID
Risk
Risk
Action Responsible Comment
1 Mobilization to site (Personnel, Equipments & Material)

1.1 Mobilization of Heavy Vehicle/personnel Serious crushing
Trained personnel, certified loader operator;
equipment, Personnel and equipment interface injury, death
Flagman available;
Construction Material Flagman with reflective vest;
Segregation of working area; 4 3 M Continuous supervision Lifting foreman 4 2 M
Daily inspection of loader;
Audible reverse alarm of loader;
works conducted in time of the day with good visibility
1.2 Mobilization of Heavy loads Failure of load Serious injury, Load to be corresponding trailer bed;
equipment, Personnel and lashing gear death, asset Proper lashing gear and technique;
Construction Material damage and 3rd Cargo lashing checklist filled in and controlled;
Lifting foreman,
party consequences If road conditions are indicating - frequent stop and recontrol of 5 3 H Continuous supervision 4 2 M
driver
(if happen on the lashing gear and load;
road) Seep limit obedience;
DDT training for the driver
1.3 Mobilization of Oversized loads Collision with Asset damage (3rd Road survey for obstacles and overhead structures;
equipment, Personnel and overhead structures party) Known load height; Lifting foreman,
3 3 M Continuous supervision 3 2 L
Construction Material Escort vehicle if cargo is more than 4.2 m height driver
1.4 Mobilization of Road traffic Road traffic incidents Serious injury, DDT training for the driver;
equipment, Personnel and death, asset Journey management plan in place;
Respective
Construction Material damage and 3rd Obey speed limits (80km/h or less according to load and road
discipline
party consequences conditions); 5 3 H Continuous supervision 4 2 M
supervisor,
(if happen on the Seatbelt compliance;
driver
road) Daily vehicle inspections by driver
2 Mannual Handling Activities

2.1 Manual handling of Manual Handling Physical body injury Workers involves in Conduct tool box talking and discus all possible hazarded and
material Material Pinch point Activity control measures
Sharp Edges of Falling of material Don’t put fingers/ body parts in the line of fire.
Cable Trays Aware of all sharp edges.
Job Foreman/
Don’t keep any loose objects on the lifting material 3 2 M Continuous supervision 3 2 L
Job Supervisor
Make sure that maintain good communication in between
involved people.
Use manual lift techniques.
keep away from the lifting material
3 Trenching Work
Risk Level
After
Potential
mitigation
Activity
Likelihood
Likelihood
Severity
Severity
ID
Risk
Risk
3.1 Trenchng with Excavator, Overturning company Asset / Major injuries up to

Site Survey before work commence
Jack Hammer, JCB Hitting Nearby Workers involves in fatality
Check interferences with other existing excavations, road works,
Structure activity Asset
etc.
Personnel damage/downtime
Uneven and unstable ground area to be properly lay down prior
Injuries
to mobilization
Failure of
If necessary appoint a Banksman for help Heavy Equipment
Equipment
Operator during the task Respective
Ensure continuous visual contact between Banksman and Heavy 4 3 M Continuous supervision discipline 3 2 L
Equipment Operator foreman
Adequate training for Heavy Equipment Operator and Banksman
Banksman shall wear high visible reflective vest
Graders, dozers, scrapers, loaders and mini loaders provided
with rollover protection
Use Impact resistance gloves while doing trenching with Jack
Hammer (Hand Jack Hammer)
3.2 Trenching Heavy Vehicle/personnel Serious crushing

Trained personnel, certified loader operator;
equipment interface injury, death
Flagman available;
Flagman with reflective vest;
Segregation of working area; 4 3 M Continuous supervision Civil foreman 4 2 M
Daily inspection of loader;
Audible reverse alarm of loader;
works conducted in time of the day with good visibility
Risk Level
After
Potential
mitigation
Activity
Likelihood
Likelihood
Severity
Severity
ID
Risk
Risk
3.3 Trenching UXO Explosion of UXO, in Serious injury and UXO training to all personnel;
Existing case it was not death, asset Stop immediately works if any suspicious object found during
Underground detected during field damage excavation, evacuation of area and informing COMPANY
Facilities clearing works Get clearness from respective department that there is no
4 3 M Continuous supervision Civil foreman 4 1 M
Damage to underground facility passing through.
Underground Always keep certificate attached with PTW.
Facilities
3.4 Trenching Excavated area Working near deep Serious injury, Barricading of deep excavation with hard barriers;
excavation, fall from death, asset warning signs;
height, fall in of plant damage, 3rd parties Maintain minimum distance between equipment (including 4 3 M Continuous supervision Civil foreman 4 2 M
equipment outriggers) and excavation - 1.5m
3.5 Trenching Manual Deep excavation, Entry to excavation Fall from height, Proper access and egress to be provided;
hazardous injury, suffocation for excavation deeper than 1.2 m confined space procedure
atmospheres must be followed; 4 3 M Continuous supervision Civil foreman 4 2 M
Deep excavations must be properly sloped or shored to prevent
cave-in
3.6 Trenching Dust Production of dust Acute and chronic
by equipment health effects Respiratory protection PPE (dust masks) available; 3 3 M Continuous supervision Civil foreman 3 2 L
Watering of working area
4 Confined Space works in Excavated Area
4.1 Confined Space works Hazardous Hazardous gases Intoxication, Strict adherence to PTW system;
atmospheres present or produced suffocation, fatality Authorized gas testing;
inside of confined Hard barriers and warning signs at the entrance to CS below;
space Competent and trained in CS Entry personnel;
Gas testing performed and frequency of gas testing agreed on Respective
particular work; 5 3 H Continuous supervision discipline 4 2 M
Watchman available; foreman
Always make sure proper Entry and Exit points are provided in
excavated areas.
4.2 Confined Space works Explosive Presence or Explosion, multiple Strict adherence to PTW system;
atmospheres accumulation of fatality, asset Authorized gas testing;
flammable gases damage Competent and trained in CS Entry personnel;
Respective
Gas testing performed continuously in case of hot works inside
4 3 H Continuous supervision discipline 4 2 M
of CS;
foreman
Intrinsically safe (Ex) electrical equipment for works inside CS;
4.3 Confined Space works Electrical current Electrical cables Electrocution, Double insulation electrical equipment;
Respective
fatality Low voltage electrical equipment;
4 3 M Continuous supervision discipline 3 2 L
Inspection of equipment and extension cords;
foreman
Earthing of CS metallic tank
5 Sheet Piling
Risk Level
After
Potential
mitigation
Activity
Likelihood
Likelihood
Severity
Severity
ID
Risk
Risk
5.1 Power Pack and Fixing Power Electrical Hazards Electrical shock to Conduct Pre Task Meeting.
Vibro hammer Pack and and Electrocution workers Ensure proper earthing, avoid loose connections avoid cable
Respective
connecting Vibro and Electrical Fire joints
hammer and Fatality Powder/Co2 extinguishers to place near gen sets and in crane
foreman
cabin.
All the workers should wear proper PPE.
5.2 Pre piling work Casing Contact with Casing Personnel Injuries Conduct Pre Task Meeting
Installation and Fatality and All operatives to ensure that they adopt appropriate PPE to
Respective
Pre drilling Property Damages ensure protection.
Follow safe system of work to measure the depth.
foreman
Experienced Foreman and Engineer have to monitor this job.
5.3 Handling the steel rods Steel Contact with Heavy Hand Injury and Conduct Pre Task Meeting
constructing steel columns reinforcement Load pinch points All operatives to ensure that they adopt appropriate PPE to
fabrication ensure protection.
Provide adequate space for steel cage arrangement with proper Respective
barricading Suitable warning 4 3 M Continuous supervision discipline 3 2 L
signs are in place foreman
Use ropes or taglines
Experienced Foreman and Engineer has to do this job Crane
and/or lifting equipment should be in stable position. Hooks
should be protected with latch.
5.4 Working closure to the Drilling and Hitting to Person or Personnel Injuries Conduct Pre Task Meeting
drilled hole Measuring Equipment Failure, Fatality and All operatives to ensure that they adopt appropriate PPE to
Depth Signal Failure. Property Damages ensure protection.
Respective
Fall in to Drilled Experienced Foreman and Engineer have to do this job.
foreman
hole Keep away from drilling point Ensure casing level minimum 1m
above the ground level or covered by protection grid or plywood
5.5 Setting the casing and Casing and Steel Material falling, weld Personnel Injuries Conduct Pre Task Meeting Tie
steel columns cages erection in eye major Injury Fatality and or connect life line (plastic rope) always while lifting cages which
to the pre drilled Property Damages must be held by a person.
hole and welding Only two people are allowed to stay near the cage while welding
and inserting cages by using crane.
Respective
Others to position in a safe distance.
Crane shall be positioned, convenient place not far away from
foreman
bore hole where overhead lifting can be completely eliminated.
Ensure the welding is proper and can withstand the actual load
as well as impact loads due to swimming before the steel cage is
being lifted.
6 General hazards
6.1 General hazards Heat stress Works during hot Heat stroke, death Regular TBT on heat stress management;
season Provision of shaded ventilated area; Respective
Provision of cool drinking water; 4 3 M Continuous supervision discipline 3 2 L
Work/rest cycles; foreman
No lone working system;
Risk Level
After
Potential
mitigation
Activity
Likelihood
Likelihood
Severity
Severity
ID
Risk
Risk
6.2 General hazards Adverse weather Rain, cold weather, Acute health Work - rest cycle, according to weather conditions; Respective
conditions mud problems, slip and Provision of resting shelter, hot drinks available; 3 3 M Continuous supervision discipline 3 2 L
fall injury Provision of proper PPE for cold season foreman
6.3 General hazards Wild animals Presence of wild Bites, injuries, Personnel trained in first aid;
dogs and venomous death First aid kit available;
snakes, scorpions Emergency numbers for DS6 clinic is available; Respective
Inspect personal cloths and PPE before use for presence of 4 3 M Continuous supervision discipline 3 2 L
scorpions; foreman
Inspect working area for presence of venomous animals and
insects
6.4 General hazards Domestic and Production of waste Environmental
Waste containers with proper lids;
construction damage, attraction Construction
Timely evacuation of waste; 2 3 L Continuous supervision 2 2 L
waste of wild animals manager
Hazardous waste segregation
6.5 General hazards Noise Equipment, power Acute and chronic
tools health effects Working area mainly is noisy by the nature of works -
Depend on particular assessment hearing protection can be
Respective
used;
Hearing protection is mandatory for grinding, cutting works and
foreman
nearby, compressor and compressed air operations;
mandatory warning signs around noise producing works
6.6 General hazards Toxic and Release from plant or Fire, intoxication,
Gas detector available; Respective
flammable gases field near by death
Monitoring of wind direction; discipline
5 3 H Continuous supervision 3 3 M
Communication with COMPANY ER department; foreman,
Evacuation plan, availability of transport means for evacuation COMPANY ER
6.7 Activity In Brown Field Hydrocarbons Producing sparks in Fire, explosion, Strict adherence to PTW requirements;
area present of multiple fatalities, Clear indication of areas forbidden for positive and potential
hydrocarbons serious asset ignition sources;
damage Gas Monitoring & make record of check.
Mechanical
according to distance from potential hydrocarbon sources);
5 3 H Continuous supervision works 4 2 M
Watchman, fire extinguisher.
supervisor
Supervisor has to make sure all workers are aware about
Emergency response, emergency contact number & nearby
Assembly Point.
7 QC and dimensional control

7.1 QC and dimensional Gravity Dimensional checks Hit by falling Control of working area, do not allow simultaneous works at
checks at ground level, objects, serious same area but different height;
falling overhead injury Proper PPE, enforce use of helmets; 3 3 M QC supervisor 3 2 L
objects Control of previously installed structures for unstable structural
members
Risk Level
After
Potential
mitigation
Activity
Likelihood
Likelihood
Severity
Severity
ID
Risk
Risk
7.2 QC and dimensional Work at height Dimensional checks Hit by falling Control of working area, do not allow simultaneous works at
checks at height, dropped objects, serious same area but different height;
object, falling from injury Proper PPE, enforce use of helmets;
man lift, scaffolds, Barricade area below; 3 3 M QC supervisor 3 2 L
mobile platform Equipment lanyards to prevent dropping object;
Personnel trained for W&H;
Certified manlift operator

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DOC No: IQWQ-SA-KSMTH-D6-0029 Rev 0

2. SCOPE OF WORK -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

3. TERMS, DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

4. REFERENCES, STANDARDS AND CODES --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5

6.1. General Requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8

6.2. Entry/Exit and Confined Space -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11

6.3. Dewatering ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12

6.4. Preparation of Activities ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

6.5. Installation of Sheet Piles --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14

7. EQUIPMENT AND RESOURCES ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15

8. TEMPORARY FRAME ADEQUACY CHECK -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16

8.1. General Notes-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16

8.2. Physical properties of soil -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17

8.3. Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B) Calculations ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 18

8.4. Drip Pot Pit (Option F) Calculations *------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 20

9. HSE REQUIREMENTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23

10. QUALITY REQUIREMENT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

11. ATTACHMENTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

12. APPENDICES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26

* On HOLD, MS to be revised after the new IFC Drawings are released.

3. TERMS, DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

COMPANY ExxonMobil Iraq Limited (EMIL) - The entity issuing the

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4. REFERENCES, STANDARDS AND CODES

• IQWQ-FT-NSPDS-00-040701 Specification - Driven Piles and Sheet Piles

5.1 Project Manager (PM)

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5.8 HSE Supervisor/Officers

6.1. General Requirements

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Figure 1. Driving Caps and dollies for Sheet Piles PU 22+1.

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6.2. Entry/Exit and Confined Space

(a) The presence or reasonably foreseeable presence of:

(i) flammable or explosive atmospheres,

(ii) harmful gas, fume or vapour,

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(iii) free flowing solid or an increasing level of liquid,

(iv) excess of oxygen,

(v) excessively high temperature.

(b) The lack or reasonably foreseeable lack of oxygen.

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6.4. Preparation of Activities

1. Site safety induction shall be provided by SUBCONTRACTOR/CONTRACTOR to all personnel

6.5. Installation of Sheet Piles

1. Pre-scanning of site and progressive scanning during excavation shall be performed by

7. EQUIPMENT AND RESOURCES

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• Oilfield Pass (OFP)

8. TEMPORARY FRAME ADEQUACY CHECK

8.1. General Notes

machinery, material stockpiles, workers, adjacent buildings, structures, etc.

conservative as it is less supported in the walls.

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with the formwork.

are max 5.05 Mts Depth.

Figure 2. Type of Walls

8.2. Physical properties of soil

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8.3. Flare KO Drum Pit (Option B) Calculations