PROJECT : THALES HANGER FIT OUT WORKS IN ZONE 2

AT TAWAZUN INDUSTRIAL PARK

CLIENT：THALES

CONSULTANT: CAPITAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANCY

MAIN CONTRACTOR : JAZAL ENGINEERING &

CONTRACTING LLC

METHOD OF STATEMENT
FOR CABLE TRAY & TRUNKING
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INDEX

I. PURPOSE
II. SCOPE
III. REFERENCES
IV. SAFETY
V. RESPONSIBILITIES
VI. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
VII. EXECUTION OF WORKS
VIII. QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURE
IX. ENVIRONMENTAL
X. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
XI. ATTACHMENTS
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I. PURPOSE

The purpose of generating this Method Statement is to define the procedure step by step to
implement the correct practices for Installation of PVC & GI conduits & Accessories through the
guidelines contained herein so as to ensure that the job execution complies with the requirements
and serves the intended function to satisfactory level.

II. SCOPE

The scope of this Method of Statement covers the works as follows,

Installation of Cable Tray & Trunking

This work will be carried out by JAZAL Engineering & Contracting LLC.

III. REFERENCES

Project Specification

Relevant Approved Drawings

Relevant Standards & Codes

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IV. SAFETY

All individual operation will be set up and expedited to ensure the compliance with project
approved HSE Management Plan.
Workers should use proper Personal Protection Equipment.
Workers will be advised of hazards (Tool Box Talks) prior to start the activities.
Suitable and sufficient sign boards shall be provided (traffic sign, mandatory sign,
prohibition sign warning sign; emergency contact numbers sign boards etc.)
Only qualified and experienced personnel will conduct the operation.
The safety of the works will be closely monitored by Competent Safety Officer.
Approved method statement and task specific risk assessment shall be followed.
Daily inspection of the equipment involved must be implemented, resourced and recorded.
Temporary rest shelter and drinking water must be arranged at site, but with safe from any
construction activities.
Manual handling training to be conducted for all workers prior to the works.

V. RESPONSIBILITIES

a) Project Manager shall be responsible for the implementation of this method statement.

b) Project Manager is responsible to co-ordinate with the main contractor for obtaining necessary and
essential work permits - if any, for proceeding with the works.

c) Project Manager / Project Engineer will ensure that the Resources are available to carry out the
works as scheduled.

d) The Project Engineer / Site Engineer are responsible to carry out the works as per approved Shop
Drawings, Method statements.

e) The Site Engineer / Supervisor are responsible to ensure that the work has been carried out as per
drawings and inspections are done as per contract.
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VI. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

Electrical Tool Kit

Measuring Tape.
Spirit Level.
Drill machine
Grinding/Cutting Machine
Portable Hand Tools
Welding machine
Hammer drill machine
Adjustable spanner (heavy duty)
Torque wrench
Adjustable spanner (heavy duty)
Box spanner set

VII. MATERIALS

The Cable Tray & Trunking materials shall be in line with the approved Material submittal.

VIII. EXECUTION OF WORKS

1. Storage & Handling of Materials

Any cable trays/ladders & trunking material delivered at site shall be carefully off-loaded by
crane and deploying necessary / adequate manpower in such a way that no damage is
caused.
Cable trays/ladders and trunking material shall be handled and stored properly at allocated
location of site.
It shall be ensured that the delivered cable trays/ladders and trunking are in compliance
with approved material submittals.
Cables trays/ladders and trunking materials shall be stored carefully to avoid any damages
due to constructional activities in a place free of water and dust.
Any discrepancies, damages etc found shall be notified and reported for further action.
Material found not suitable for site use shall be removed from site immediately.
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2. Cable Tray & Trunking Installation Procedures

To carry out installation activities for Cable trays, Ladders & trunking, below mentioned
procedure shall be followed step by step in sequential manner.

Preparation of work

Prior to start installation, refer the approved shop drawing related to the installation area
and ensure that required material is available at store as per approved material submittals.

While issuing from site store, ensure that the materials are free of any damage or deformity
of any kind.

Any minor damages observed (for trays/ladders / trunkings) will be repaired suitably and in
case the repairs could not be done properly, the material has to be rejected for
replacement.

Ensure tray/ladders/ trunking routes are clear to start and co-ordinated with other services,
if any in the concerned areas.

Ensure Cable tray/ladders and trunking schedule is made available with the supervisors at
site.

All drilling or cut ends of site fabricated items should be cleaned-up and treated with zinc
rich paint before installation.

Ensure cable trays/ladders & trunking which are planned for installation are available at the
location of installation.

Installation of Cable Tray/ladders & Cable Trunking

Prior to start of the installation works, make sure that shop drawing of the area is approved
& issued for construction and ensure that only approved shop drawings with correct
revisions are followed, while taking-up any installation activity at site

Ensure that correct sizes and right type of accessories are drawn from site stores for the
programmed portion of job.
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Ensure that all civil works including finishes are completed for the area of installation and
released / cleared by civil section to proceed with cable tray / trunking installations. Also
ensure that the work area is clean and safe to take-up the activities.

Mark & line-out the route of Cable Tray/ladders/ Trunking as per approved shop drawing &
make final field measurement for assembly or fabricating the tray/ladders to suit the actual
site dimensions.

The route and levels should also be co-ordinated as necessary to interface installation of
Cable Tray/Ladders or Trunking with other works.

Install adequate supports / brackets to prevent sagging throughout the length of run, not
exceeding 1.8 meter so that any stresses on cable is prevented. Check all hardware
mountings are anchored firmly to walls, ceiling or floors and ensure all supports are
mechanically secured firmly.

The installation of Cable trays/ladders or trunking system shall be neat, straight & parallel to
building features so as to achieve overall good aesthetic look and finish of all installations.

Proper branching, permissible bending, cutting or drilling to facilitate branch joints, up and
down trunking, tee joints shall be done in proper professional manner. All cut, drilled and
filed surfaces will be treated with zinc rich paint.

Positive earth continuity shall be provided at each joint of Cable trays/ ladders and trunking
and they will be bonded to the main building earthing system.

The covering of trunking shall be done after the wiring is done including proper dressing and
tieing of wires.

All fixing will be so arranged that there are no projecting screw threads or similar points
within the tray / trunking, which may cause damage to the cables / conductors.

Cable tray / trunking passing through fire rated structural elements will be sealed with an
approved fire proof sealant.

Cable tray / trunking expansion joints will be provided, where they are crossing the building
expansion joints.
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IX QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURE

All works shall be ensured by the Project Manager and Site Engineer to conform with the
MS, specification and manufacturer recommendation.
Upon completion of the work, Inspection Request (WIR) shall be raised for consultant
approval.
QA/QC shall double check the work procedure along with the site team to ensure whether it
is compiled as per approved MS, project specification and manufacture recommendation.
QA/QC will invite the Engineer for work inspection at site.
Once WIR is approved, further activity will proceed.
If WIR is rejected, QA/QC immediately inform the site team to rectify the Engineer’s
comments. Once rectification completed, Work Inspection Request (WIR) shall be raised
again for consultant approval.

X. ENVIRONMENTAL

All waste shall be segregated and disposed as per waste management plan.
Dust shall be suppressed by water spraying as and when required.
Necessary dust bin or waste collection box will be provided to collect the wastages.
Appropriate drinking water shall be provided according to the man power.
Contractor will ensure emergency procedure as per the site HSE Plan.
All the chemicals shall be stored, handled and disposed as per MSDS only

XI. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

General: Site general safety procedures will be followed. In case of emergency the Safety
Officer will stop the work. He will put into action the emergency arrangements and report to
assembly points as indicated during the Site Induction Course.
Fire Precautions: No significant fire risk is associated with this activity but general fire
prevention measures will be taken. In case of small fire use the fire extinguisher, if you
know how to use the fire extinguisher.
In case of Eye and skin contact of coating chemicals: Immediate information will be
given to site safety who will be provide first aid treatment.
Heat stress management plan: Approved heat stress management procedures shall be
followed without any deviation.

XII. ATTACHMENTS
Risk Assessment
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Ref.

Check Sheet for Installation of Cable Tray, Trunking & Accessories

Proj. Name : IR Ref. :
Project No.: Section of work :
Drawing ref. : Level/Loc. :

No. ITEMS
Check By
JAZAL CAPITAL THALES
Ensure the installed cable tray/trunkings are as per
1 approved material submittals.
Ensure that the sizes of installed cable tray/trunkings are
2 correct as per approved shop drawing.
Ensure the installed cable tray/trunkings are free of
3 damage.
Ensure the route of the installed cable tray/trunkings are as
4 per approved shop drawings
5 Ensure proper supports are provided.
Ensure repair, cuts, splicing or fabrication have been made
6 good and there are no sharp edges.
Ensure proper touch up is done on location of cuts,
7 splicing or site fabrications.
Ensure the electrical continuity of the system is
8 maintained by providing earth link at joints
Ensure proper clearance is maintained from heat sources
9 and water services.
Ensure agreed and adjusted route being followed in case
10 of any clashes with other services.
Ensure over all good aesthetic installation and fine finish
11 is maintained in all installations.
Ensure expansion couplers are provided where cable
12 tray/trunkings crosses expansion joints.
Ensure proper sleeves and fire sealant are provided where
13 cable tray/trunkings crosses fire rated walls/floors.
Ensure that cable tray/trunkings/joints are electrically
14 bonded using flexible earth links.
Ensure that the access to the cable tray/trunkings is
15 sufficient for cable.

COMPANY JAZAL CAPITAL THALES Remarks

NAME

SIGNATURE

DATE
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Doc. Ref No: JEC/Elec/RA‐2 Company Name Jazal Engineering and Contracting LLC
Date of Assessment 19/08/2023 Description of Installation of Cable Tray and Trunking (THALES)
Activity
Sl No HAZARD IDENTIFICATION RISK RISK CONTROL Residual Risk
EVALUATION
Work activity Hazard Consequences / Risk Control Measures Risk
Impact P S Level P S level
R=PXS R=PXS
1. Provision of proper light arrangement
2. Strict compliance to cable management
to avoid exposure to workers and
general public
Access/Egress Slip trip and fall 3. All materials shall properly store in
Poor lighting resulting to approved area away from walkway and
Preparation of
1 Poor injuries 3 2 6 access 1 2 2
work
housekeeping 4. Relevant signage’s and exclusion zone to
Trailing cables be provided to avoid entry of
unauthorized personnel
5. Proper housekeeping shall be done after
completion of each shift

1. Before commencing the work check all
power hand tools
2. Check the guard and wheels of the power
Electrocution hand tools
Electrical shock
Conduit pipe Eye injury 3. Double insulated machine shall be used
2 Flying objects 4 3 12 2 2 4
cutting Cut injury 4. Use adequate and appropriate PPEs for the
Sharp edges
Job
5. Work area shall be barricaded and warning
signage’s shall be displayed
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power hand tools
7. Proper housekeeping shall be done after
completion of each shift

1. Before commencing the work ensure that
there is no existing service available near
the work area
2. Obtain the old as built drawing for
verifying the existing services in the work
area
3. Use proper tools for the designated work
4. Before commencing the work check the
hand tool condition
5. Damaged cables, un insulated cables shall
Eye injury
not allowed to connect to the hand tools
Foreign objects Electrocution
6. Tools shall be inspected before use and
Dust Exposed to
Cable trunking shall be in safe condition
3 Flying objects noise and 3 3 9 2 2 4
installation 7. Face shield shall be used when using
Electrical shock vibration
cutting machine or abrasive tools
False alarm
8. Only skilled and experienced person only

deployed for the work
9. Use adequate PPEs for the job ( eye
protection/Face shield, dust mask ,
hearing protection and hand gloves)
10. The fire alarm shall be properly protected
to avoid exposure to dust and reinstate
after the operation in coordination to the
security
11. Reduce exposure to frequent break or job
rotation

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1. Proper access and egress shall be
provided
2. Proper working platform with guard
rails and toe board shall be placed
3. Mobile scaffold shall be inspected and
safe for use tag shall be placed before
commencing work in scaffold
4. Mobile scaffold shall be caster heels
shall be locked while performing job on
scaffold
5. Three points of contact shall be ensure
while ascending and descending on
Fall hazard men Facture
4 Fixing cable tray 4 4 16 ladder 2 2 4
and material Sprain
6. Full body Safety harness shall be used
wherever required
7. Buddy pair shall be deployed while
performing work on ladders
8. Ladder inspection shall be done before
use.
9. Use proper hand tools for the job
10. Hand tools pre inspection shall be done
before daily use.
11. Personnel shall be equipped with task
related PPEs such as Safety goggles, and
gloves etc.
1. Before commencing the work tool box
meeting shall be conducted and hazard
Cables and wires Slip and fall Facture
5 3 4 12 and risk shall be communicated to all 2 2 4
pulling Fall from height Sprain
exposed employees
2. Full body safety harness shall be worn

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and anchorage in a designated area.
3. Before commencing work on mobile
scaffold ensure that mobile scaffold safe
for use.
4. While working on ladder ensure that
ladder is safe for use.
5. Personnel shall be equipped with task
related PPEs such as Safety goggles, and
gloves etc.

1. All  personnel  shall  completed  HSE 
Induction 
2. Prestart  work  briefing  shall  conducted  by 
the foreman or supervisor 
3. Rigid guard rail shall provide and shall not 
altered. 
4. During  the  activity  requirement  when 
alteration  required,  permission  shall 
obtain too assess the activity and provide 
Men/material  alternative fall protection 
Multiple fracture,  5. Workers  with  health  condition  shall  not 
All working at falling while 
6 fatality & loss of  5 3 15 work at site , and reported accordingly to  1 3 3
height working at 
product concern personnel  
elevated levels 6. Use safe scaffold and access platform.   
7. Scaffolding  to  be  erected  by  trained  and 
experienced  scaffold  erector  and  tagged 
by competent person 
8. Ensure  that  scaffold  erected  on  firm  and 
level ground 
9. Use  sole  boards,  screw  jacks  according  to  the 
ground condition.  
10. Scaff tag to be displayed on the scaffold " safe 
for use" 
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11. Task supervisor to be ensure that safe for use 
tag is displayed on the mobile scaffold before 
commencing work on mobile scaffold. 
12. Fall  protection  system  to  be  provided  on 
scaffold ‐ top rail, mid rail and toe boards. 
13. Employees  are  deployed  working  more  than 
1.8  mtr  height  should  use  full  body  safety 
harness. 
14. All  elevated  works  shall  proper  protected  to 
avoid falling incident 
15. Exclusion  zone  shall  provide  during  execution 
of works 
16. During  the  dismantling  of  shutter,  shall  be 
assessed by site engineer or supervisor as per 
construction requirement for its stability. Safe 
platform and proper method shall followed  
17. Full  body  safety  harness  to  be  anchorage 
in rigid and solid points at all times (100 & 
tie off) 
18. Do Not place lose materials on scaffold. 
19. The periphery of the building is to be 
barricaded.  
20. Use safety Harness with other job related 
PPEs 
21. Do not allow throwing of any material. 
22. Proper stacking of materials 
23. Provision  of  safe  access  and  proper  lighting 
arrangements 

1. Use appropriate electrical hand tools for 
Electricity, faulty  the job. 
Electrocution 
7 Usage of Tools  equipment,  4 3 12 2. Only experienced operator only use the tools.  1 3 3
Personnel injury
sharp edges 3. Ensure that Power tool safe for use. 
4. Male, female cable joints to be used to 
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connect the equipment.  
5. Before commencing daily activity equipment 
to be inspected. 
6. Ensure that monthly inspection procedure to 
be follow. 
7. Use double insulated tool where ever 
possible/ Use body earthing. 
8. Take power supply from ELCB  
9. Joints shall not allowed in the power supply 
cables. 
Do not lay cable in wet floor/ temporary electrical 
cables to be run minimum 2 mtr height.
1. Debris and work piece to be stack at 
designated area. 
2. Do not keep unwanted material at work 
location  
3. Clear the passage area and maintain good 
housekeeping. 
4. Use Task related PPE's such as hand gloves and 
goggles etc. 
Sharp Edges,  5. Deploy  adequate  man  power  to  handle 
ergonomic,  Body injury and  the sanitary wear. 
8 Manual Handling  4 2 8 6. Adopt  proper  manual  handling  poster/  1 2 2
weight of the  hand injury
techniques. 
items 7. Ensure proper access to the work area. 
8. Handle loads, which are well within your 
carrying capacity. 
9. Consider  the  volume  and  shape  of  the 
objects  while  deciding  the  number  of 
persons to be used. 
10. Use lifting aids wherever possible such as 
trolley, etc. or any plant/equipment  
11. Nominate  a  team  leader  for  co‐

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ordination,  when  more  than  one  person 
is involved in lifting the same material. 
Have a good grip of the load being carried in order 
to avoid falling/slipping of the load. 

 
1. Strict Compliance with the Mandatory 
Mid‐day Break timings during Summer 
working Hours by the Local Authorities ‐ 
U.A.E Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, 
Federal Law No 8, Year 1980 Ministerial 
Order No 32 ‐ 1982 
2. No work shall resume from 12.30 PM to 
0300 PM starting 15 June ‐ 15 September.    
Adequate Rest Areas and shelters with fan 
Exposure to  Heat stroke,  or air condition must be provided to all the 
Direct Sun light,  heart attack,  workers to avoid being over fatigued. 
Adverse weather  3 Provision of Cool Potable Water & 
Extreme  heat stress/heat 
9 condition s  4 3 12 "ISOTONIC DRINKS"/ Lemons to all the  1 3 3
temperatures,  exhaustion which 
(summer time)  employees to compensate the loss of 
Humidity &  might result to  water & minerals due to dehydration as a 
Radiant Heat loss of life result perspiration.                                             
4 "SALT TABLETS" are strictly prohibited           
Adequate Information, Instruction, and 
Training & Supervision to all the 
employees shall be communicated  
5 regarding the Heat stress & necessary 
safety precautions to be complied with.         
6 Emergency preparedness plan shall be 
developed to combat the emergencies due 
to Heat stress. 

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Risk Assessment Prepared By  Date  Signature  Reviewed and Noted By  Date  Signature 

NAVEEN VAMADEVAN  (HSE)  19‐08‐23                (Project Manager)  19-08‐23   

Consequence
Likelihood
Insignificant=1 Minor=2 Moderate=3 Major=4 Critical=5

Almost Certain=5 5 10 15 20 25

Likely=4 4 8 12 16 20

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Possible=3 3 6 9 12 15

Unlikely=2 2 5 6 8 10

Rare=1 1 2 3 4 5

sequence Description of Consequence Likelihood Description of Likelihood

1. Insignificant No treatment required 1. Rare Will only occur in exceptional circumstances

Minor injury requiring First Aid treatment Not likely to occur within the foreseeable future, or within the project
2. Minor 2. Unlikely
(e.g. minor cuts, bruises, bumps) lifecycle

3. Moderate Injury requiring medical treatment or lost time 3. Possible May occur within the foreseeable future, or within the project lifecycle

Serious injury (injuries) requiring specialist Likely to occur within the foreseeable future, or within the project
4. Major 4. Likely
medical treatment or hospitalisation lifecycle

Loss of life, permanent disability or multiple 5. Almost Almost certain to occur within the foreseeable future or within the
5. Critical
serious injuries Certain project lifecycle

Assessed Risk Level Description of Risk Level Actions

If an incident were to occur, there would be little likelihood

Low Undertake the activity with the existing controls in place.
that an injury would result.

If an incident were to occur, there would be some chance that

Medium Additional controls may be needed.
an injury requiring First Aid would result.

If an incident were to occur, it would be likely that an injury

High Controls will need to be in place before the activity is undertaken.
requiring medical treatment would result.

Consider alternatives to doing the activity.

If an incident were to occur, it would be likely that a
Extreme Significant control measures will need to be implemented to ensure
permanent, debilitating injury or death would result.
safety.

How to control hazards.
By determining the consequences and likelihood of risks occurring, you can now, aim to eliminate, minimise and control the
hazards.
Use the hierarchy of control system to minimise or eliminate exposure to hazards. It is a widely accepted system promoted by
numerous safety organisations. Referring to the hierarchy will help you decide what controls to put in place to manage the hazards
once you have assessed their risk level.
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HEIRACHY OF CONTROLS

ELIMINATION Remove or stop the hazard if possible, remove the cause or source of the hazard, by
eliminating the machine, task or work process. If this is not practical, then
Eliminate the hazard substitute.

SUBSTITUTION Use a less hazardous process‐ use a less‐noisy machine for the task, or introduce a
Substitute the process less‐noisy work process. If this is not practical, then engineer.

ENGINEERING Introduce enclosures and barriers around or between the hazards. Improve
Change the equipment maintenance procedures. If this is not practical, then:

Separate or isolate the hazard or equipment from people by relocation or by

ISOLATION changing the operation. If this is not practical, then administer
Design and communicate written or verbal procedures that prevent the hazard
ADMINISTRATIVE from occurring. If this is not practical, then PPE
Provide protective equipment appropriate to the risk. Provide training information
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT and supervision to ensure that personal hearing protection is fitted, used and
(PPE) maintained appropriately. Equipment that protects the person exposed to the
hazard.

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