MS For Testing & Commissioning Procedure of PAS - Rev.1

ATELIER 21 – SALAM ENTERPRISES JV
ISO CERTIFIED COMPANIES
METHOD STATEMENT FOR TESTING &

COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE OF
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM ( PAS )
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE PROJECT

DOHA FESTIVAL CITY
Document Number: UEI-2414-SD-15-TAC-0008-1
Rev. Date Description Prepared Checked Approved

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TESTING & QATAR BOOM UNITED
LACASA
1 30-Dec.2018 COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE OF ELECTRICAL ELECTROMECHANICAL
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM ( PAS ) QATAR
ENGINEERING INT'L
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE PROJECT, DOHA FESTIVAL CITY
Document Title Document Number Date 30-Dec-2018
Method Statement for Testing &
Commissioning Procedure of Public UEI-2414-SD-15-TAC-0008-1 Page # 2 of 12
Address System ( PAS )
Table of contents
1. PURPOSE 3
2. SCOPE 3
3. HEALTH AND SAFETY 3
4. QUALITY 4
5. RESPONSIBILITIES 4
6. SEQUENCE OF WORKS 5-7
7. REFERENCES 7
8. ATTACHMENTS 7
8.1 Commissioning Checklist 8
8.2 DB Level Chart 9
8.3 Speaker Testing & Commissioning Certificate 10
8.4 Inspection & Test Plan 11
8.5 Safety Risk assessment 12
2414-PQP-FM-OM-015-0 | Sept. 2018 Atelier 21 – Salam Enterprises JV

1. PURPOSE
This method statement describes the process of Testing and commissioning of Public
Address System to ensure an effective implementation of the works in accordance with
the project specifications and relevant standards.
2. SCOPE
This procedure provides a method of control for testing and commissioning of Public
address system works in the Snow Dunes area of the Family Entertainment City at Doha
Festival City.
3. HEALTH AND SAFETY

3.1 All personnel who will be working in the project must attend a safety induction.
3.2 Working at height and heat stress training will be provided for the workers.
3.3 All personnel working in the area must understand the safety measures with regard to
the job mentioned in this method statement.
3.4 Toolbox talk shall be done by Gang Supervisor with his team to discuss the planned
activities which include the risks associated with the job and its control measures to be
taken to ensure a safe performance of the job.
3.5 Ensure that the minimum Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) i.e. hard hat, safety
goggle, high visibility vest, safety shoes, rubber gloves are worn by all workers in the
work site at all times. Dust mask and ear plug shall be used if required.
3.6 Ensure the safe access in the work site and is free from obstruction, also all related
safety precautions will be applied and warning signs are in place.
3.7 The area covered by lifting of the materials will be barricaded and the required
signage shall be provided.
3.8 All working activities shall comply with the project HSE plan.
3.9 Good housekeeping shall be strictly observed. Materials / equipment being used shall
be in proper arrangement. Waste materials will be segregated and disposed to the
approved dump yard. All hazardous substances shall be isolated in a designated
storage area.
3.10 Daily joint- inspection by the Site Engineer and HSE Officer will be carried out
throughout the work site.
3.11 Site Specific Risk Assessment is attached.

4. QUALITY
4.1 All materials for Public Address System shall be covered by protective sheet in a
secured shelter at storage area.
4.2 Once the documentation for material delivery is complete, an inspection request via
MEP will be raised and submitted to the Consultant for inspection and approval.
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
The Site Engineer and Foreman/Supervisor are responsible to control the work and
ensure it is being carried out in accordance with the related method statement. All
personnel must be aware of health & safety requirements and relevant control
measures prior to commence any construction activities throughout the construction
site.
Responsible for overall construction activities ensuring

1 Project Manager
that all safety measures are implemented.
Responsible for supervising operations in accordance
with the approved shop drawings, specifications and
2 Construction Manager schedules and concerted with quality of work.
Arrange on-time deliveries of materials in
conformance with the project requirements.
Responsible for supervising closely all activities
designated to him and ensure that all instructions to
3 Project/Site Engineer
his work team are being adhered to in a safe
manner.
Responsible for all related material and site work
4 QA/QC Engineer inspections and ensuring all works are being carried
out in accordance with the QA/QC Plan.
Responsible to strictly enforce safety procedures in
5 HSE Manager
accordance with HSE Plan.

6. SEQUENCE OF WORK
6.1 Delivery, Handling and Storage
6.1.1 Due to the ongoing construction activities it is necessary to store the materials in a
secured shelter at storage area and shall be protected from any potential damage.
6.1.2 Racks will be transported / offloaded by a Boom truck while pickup truck will be used
for other lightweight materials and manually offloaded.
6.1.3 Offloading of materials shall be strictly observed and care must be taken. The materials
shall be carefully placed on the shelves and/or on the levelled ground surface inside
the shelter.
6.1.4 Verify that the delivered materials are in standard packing and with correct information
as per the approved material submittal and are in line with the delivery note, packing
list / bill of lading and purchase order.
6.1.4 Check the quantities against the delivery note.
6.1.5 The materials will be inspected and verified that they are in conformance with the
project requirements and relevant documents. In case of any damage found,
immediately notify the Supplier in order for them to take necessary action.
6.2 Equipment, Tools and Instrument
6.2.1 Mobile Scaffold

6.2.2 Step Ladder
6.2.3 Multimeter
6.2.4 Clamp Meter
6.2.5 Hand Tools
6.2.6 Clamp Meter
6.3 Pre-Commissioning
6.3.1 Ensure that the PA System devices & rack installation are complete.
6.3.2 Ensure that the labels on PA system rack and all devices are properly installed.
6.3.3 Ensure that the earthing for PA rack is properly connected.

6.3.4 Ensure that the cable installation & termination are completed at speakers, amplifiers,
controller, CD changer, AM/FM tuners, antennas and other devices being integrated
with PA system.
6.3.5 Ensure that the cables have passed the continuity test before termination.
6.3.6 Ensure that the cable connections are secured to avoid system malfunction.
6.3.7 The PA System workstation is properly installed.
6.3.8 PDU and power cable connections are neatly arranged..
6.3.9 Ensure that the system software and its configuration parameters are available.
6.3.10 Interfacing connection with fire alarm is complete.
6.4 Testing and Commissioning
6.4.1 Ensure that the pre-commissioning activities are successfully carried out.
6.4.2 Switch on the AC 240V power supply to all the main rack end devices and start the
configuration of controllers, amplifiers.
6.4.3 Check the communication of all speakers from the amplifier by each loop individually.
6.4.4 Configure the controller as per site requirement to suit with the installed devices
successful functionality.
6.4.5 Configure the call station device microphone, with numerical keypad and zone
selection device respectively.
6.4.6 Check all the speakers are working properly with sufficient sound as per site
requirement.
6.4.7 Check all the rack end devices are working properly with good condition as per site
requirement.
6.4.8 While the background music is playing it will be muted as soon as the microphone
paging starts.
6.4.9 During the fire alarm activation the background music will be muted and the
evacuation message starts.
6.4.10 Check the fire evacuation message voice tone if working properly during fire condition
with English and Arabic languages and ensure all zones in entire building are covered.
6.4.11 Highlight the procedure for configuration of controller for zone, emergency message,
etc. In case of fire/emergency, fire alarm system will trigger centralized PA system to
broadcast pre-recorded evacuation message to entire building / all zones.

6.5 Functional Test of Amplifiers and Speakers

6.5.1 Amplifier
Each amplifier will be given input power and it shows the led at the front
panel for notifications of channel status.
6.5.2 Speakers
Each speaker is given input power as connected in the terminals of common
and 100 v at speakers.
Same will be tested and shown during commissioning.
7. REFERENCES
7.1 Construction Health and Safety Plan
7.2 Qatar Construction Standard
7.3 Kahramaa Regulations
7.4 Approved Material Submittal
7.5 Project Specification
7.6 Construction Environment and Management plan
7.7 Project Quality Plan
8 ATTACHMENTS
8.1 Commissioning Checklist
8.2 DB Level Chart
8.3 Speaker Testing & Commissioning Certificate
8.4 Inspection & Test Plan
8.5 Safety Risk assessment

8.1 COMMISSIONING CHECKLIST
COMMISSIONING TEST REPORT – PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM

S.No Activities/ Items Done Not Done Remarks
Ensure that the pre-commissioning tests are
1
carried out successfully and are approved.
Check for the communication of all speakers
2
from the amplifier by each loop individually.
Check the connectivity of speaker termination
3
as randomly as per site condition.
Check all accessories items are terminated
4
properly as required devices.
Check Labelling identification have been done
5
properly as per site requirement.
Check all the connectivity’s of termination for
6
the each devices before switching ON.
Switch on the AC 240V power supply to all the
7 main rack end devices and do configuration to
the Controllers, Amplifiers.
Configure the controller as per site requirement
8 to suit installed devices successful functionality of
the devices.
Configure the call station device microphone,
9 with numerical keypad and zone selection
device respectively.
Check all the speakers are working properly with
10
sufficient sound as per site requirement.
Check all the rack end devices are working
11 properly with good condition as per site
requirement.
Check fire alarm input cable connected to
12
further interface with fire alarm system
Check Fire evacuation message voice tone
13 working properly during fire condition with the
respective languages.
Check during microphone working time
14
background music must be stopped.
Check all the speakers are working properly with
15
sufficient sound as per site requirement.
Tested by Commissioning Engineer Witnessed BY Contractor Witnessed by Consultant
Name: Name: Name:

Sign: Sign: Sign:
Date: Date: Date:

8.2 DB LEVEL CHART

Snow Dunes
Snow Dunes
Doha, Qatar
Date: July 09, 2017

Compiled by: Bose® MEA Design Services Group
Bose Professional Systems
Bose Solution
• Public Address System
Design Conditions
Environment Conditions
•Temperature: 20 degrees Celsius
•Relative Humidity: 60%
•Ambient noise:
•NCB 40 at 0% Occupancy
Materials
Material 31Hz 63Hz 125Hz 250Hz 500Hz 1kHz 2kHz 4kHz 8kHz 16kHz
1 Gypsum Board - 1/2" suspended ceiling grid 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.08 0.08 0.08
2 Concrete Block - Painted 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.05 0.06 0.07 0.09 0.08 0.08 0.08
3 Marble or Glazed Tile 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02
4 Glass - typical residential 0.35 0.35 0.35 0.25 0.18 0.12 0.07 0.04 0.04 0.04
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Reverberation time (RT60)
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Direct SPL ( Level LGF)
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Direct SPL ( Level LGF)
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Total SPL ( Level LGF)
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Loudspeaker Characteristics
Loudspeakers
Speaker X Y Z Roll° Pitch° Yaw° Tap Pwr In
1 Bose DS 40F 100V -0.8 33.4 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
2 Bose DS 40F 100V 4 34.3 2.775 0 -90 180 10 10
3 Bose DS 40F 100V 8.7 35.1 2.775 0 -90 180 10 10
4 Bose DS 40F 100V 0.1 28.3 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
5 Bose DS 40F 100V 4.8 29.1 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
6 Bose DS 40F 100V 9.6 30 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
7 Bose DS 40F 100V 9.7 24.7 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
8 Bose DS 40F 100V 4.2 23.8 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
9 Bose DS 40F 100V -1.2 22.8 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
10 Bose DS 40F 100V -3.1 17.2 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
11 Bose DS 40F 100V 1 18.5 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
12 Bose DS 40F 100V 5.4 18.7 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
13 Bose DS 40F 100V 6.7 13.6 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
14 Bose DS 40F 100V 11.4 11.8 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
15 Bose DS 40F 100V 2.7 11.7 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
16 Bose DS 40F 100V -2.1 12.1 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
17 Bose DS 40F 100V -1.1 7.9 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
18 Bose DS 40F 100V 4.6 7.9 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
19 Bose DS 40F 100V -1 4.4 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
20 Bose DS 40F 100V 4.6 4.4 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
21 Bose DS 40F 100V 10.9 6.5 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
22 Bose DS 40F 100V 16.1 6.5 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
23 Bose DS 40F 100V 14.9 1.6 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
24 Bose DS 40F 100V 9.7 1.6 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
25 Bose DS 40F 100V 14.9 -3.3 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
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Loudspeakers
Speaker X Y Z Roll° Pitch° Yaw° Tap Pwr In
26 Bose DS 40F 100V 14.8 -8.1 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
27 Bose DS 40F 100V 14.8 -13 2.775 0 -90 0 10 10
28 Bose DS 40F 100V 19.8 -8.1 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
29 Bose DS 40F 100V 19.8 -13 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
30 Bose DS 40F 100V 24.7 -13 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
31 Bose DS 40F 100V 29.7 -13 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
32 Bose DS 40F 100V 34.7 -13 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
33 Bose DS 40F 100V 24.7 -8.1 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
34 Bose DS 40F 100V 29.7 -8.1 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
35 Bose DS 40F 100V 34.7 -8.1 6.1 0 -90 0 20 20
Bose DS 40SE
36 100V 20 -4.1 4.5 0 -25 0 20 20
Bose DS 40SE
37 100V 28.6 -4.1 4.5 0 -25 0 20 20
Bose DS 40SE
38 100V 20 3.2 4.5 0 -25 0 20 20
Bose DS 40SE
39 100V 28.6 3.2 4.5 0 -25 0 20 20
40 Bose DS 16F 100V 39.9 -16.8 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
41 Bose DS 16F 100V 45.9 -16.8 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
42 Bose DS 16F 100V 39.9 -12.1 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
43 Bose DS 16F 100V 45.9 -12.1 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
44 Bose DS 16F 100V 41.5 -7.3 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
45 Bose DS 16F 100V 40.7 -2.5 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
46 Bose DS 16F 100V 45.5 -2.5 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
47 Bose DS 16F 100V 40.7 2.3 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
48 Bose DS 16F 100V 45.5 2.3 2.5 0 -90 0 8 8
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Snow Dunes
Snow Dunes
Doha, Qatar
Date: July 13, 2017

Bose Solution
VIP PARTY ROOM-1
Design Conditions
•Ambient noise:
Materials
Gypsum Board - 1/2" suspended ceiling
2 grid 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.08 0.08 0.08
3 Partition - Accordion 0.33 0.33 0.33 0.2 0.15 0.1 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05
6 Solid Door 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.1 0.07 0.06 0.07 0.07 0.07
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Direct SPL
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Direct SPL
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Total SPL
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Loudspeakers
Speaker X Y Z Roll° Pitch° Yaw° Tap
Bose DS
1 100F 100V 11.7 -11.1 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
2 100F 100V 17.4 -11.1 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
3 100F 100V 11.7 -15 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
4 100F 100V 17.4 -15 2.35 0 -90 0 25
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VIP PARTY ROOM-2
Design Conditions
•Ambient noise:
Materials
2 grid 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.08 0.08 0.08
3 Partition - Accordion 0.33 0.33 0.33 0.2 0.15 0.1 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05
5 Solid Door 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.1 0.07 0.06 0.07 0.07 0.07
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Direct SPL
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Direct SPL
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Total SPL
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Total SPL
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Loudspeakers
Bose DS
1 100F 100V 22.7 -11 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
2 100F 100V 27.4 -11 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
3 100F 100V 22.7 -14.9 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
4 100F 100V 27.4 -14.9 2.35 0 -90 0 25
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Reception
Design Conditions
•Ambient noise:
Materials
2 grid 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.08 0.08 0.08
5 Solid Door 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.1 0.07 0.06 0.07 0.07 0.07
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Direct SPL
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Direct SPL
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Total SPL
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Total SPL
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Loudspeakers
Bose DS
1 40F 100V 19.6 -3.2 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
2 40F 100V 23.9 -3.2 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
3 40F 100V 28.3 -3.2 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
4 40F 100V 30.65 -10 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
5 40F 100V 32.6 -3.2 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
6 40F 100V 28.3 -7 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
7 40F 100V 23.9 -7 2.35 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS
8 40F 100V 19.6 -7 2.35 0 -90 0 10
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VIP Room-2
Design Conditions
•Ambient noise:
Materials
2 grid 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.08 0.08 0.08
5 Solid Door 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.1 0.07 0.06 0.07 0.07 0.07
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Direct SPL
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Direct SPL
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Total SPL
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Total SPL
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Loudspeakers
Bose DS
1 100F 100V 36.2 -0.4 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
2 100F 100V 36.4 3.8 2.35 0 -90 0 25
Bose DS
3 100F 100V 39.5 3.8 2.35 0 -90 0 25
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Snow Dunes
Snow Dunes
Doha, Qatar
Date: July 13, 2017

Bose Solution
Design Conditions
•Ambient noise:
Materials
1 Gypsum Board - 1/2" suspended ceiling grid 0.15 0.15 0.15 0.11 0.04 0.04 0.07 0.08 0.08 0.08
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Direct SPL
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Total SPL
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Total SPL
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Loudspeakers
Bose DS 40F
1 100V 36.6 1.9 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
2 100V 40.9 1.9 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
3 100V 36.6 -2.6 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
4 100V 40.9 -2.6 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
5 100V 40.9 -7 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
6 100V 34.5 -7 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
7 100V 36.6 -11.8 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
8 100V 40.9 -11.8 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
9 100V 34.7 -16.7 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
10 100V 34.7 -21.5 2.375 0 -90 0 10
Bose DS 40F
11 100V 40.9 -21.5 2.375 0 -90 0 10
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EASE Focus - Version 3.0.18
1. Project Information
Project Title: Snow Dunes - level 3
Date: Tuesday, October 30, 2018
Author: QB
Company: Qatar Boom
Temperature: 1.0°C
Pressure: Standard (1010 hPa)
Humidity: Standard (60%)
Mapping: Broadband - No Weighting
10/30/2018 - QB - New EASE Focus Project 1

2. Sound Sources
Label Type System X [m] Y [m] Z [m] Hor [°] Ver [°] Rot [°]
1 CAP -15W(T) Loudspeaker CAP -15W(T)14.16 14.11 8.00 -90.0 0.0 0.0
3 CAP -15W(T) Loudspeaker CAP -15W(T)86.56 -30.00 8.00 90.0 0.0 0.0
3. Distribution
Average: 94.6 dB ±2.5
Average - Std. Dev.: 92.1 dB
Average + Std. Dev.: 97.1 dB

4. Sound Source - CAP -15W(T)

System: CAP -15W(T)
Company: QSC Audio Products, LLC
Label: 01
Position: X=14.16 m
Y=14.11 m
Z=8.00 m
Orientation: Ver=0.0°
Hor=-90.0°
Rot=0.0°
Filter Status: Active

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal


System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 02
Position: X=40.00 m
Y=13.51 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=-90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal


System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 03
Position: X=86.56 m
Y=-30.00 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal


System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 04
Position: X=35.00 m
Y=-28.23 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal


System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 05
Position: X=55.00 m
Y=-22.70 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal

9. Sound Source -CAP -15W(T)

System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 06
Position: X=87.02 m
Y=12.75 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=-90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal


System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 07
Position: X=67.99 m
Y=13.13 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=-90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal


System: CAP -15W(T)
Label: 08
Position: X=68.41 m
Y=-27.47 m
Z=8.00 m
Hor=90.0°
Rot=0.0°

Gain: 0.0 dB
Delay: 0.000 ms
Polarity: Normal

12. Audience Zone - Audience Zone

Label: Audience Zone
Shape: Rectangle
Label Length Ear Height

Audience Area 1 107.84 m 1.70 m (Standing)

8.3 SPEAKER TESTING &

COMMISSIONING CERTIFICATE

PROJECT NAME - SNOWDUNES
PA / RACK : SNOWDUNES
Equipment Description : Handhled Audio Analyzer Date Calibrated :05-APRIL-2018
Manufacturer : Cirrus Research plc Calibration Due Date :04-APRIL-2019
Type :MK:268
Serial No :73707
SPEAKER TESTING & COMMISSIONING CERTIFICATE
Description : Snowdunes Sound Performance level Test Report
PA System Sound Level For Snowdunes
Equivalent A-
Weighted Sound
Tapping in
Sl.No Device No. Model No. Location Pressure Level - Status
Watts
Average,Laeq[db(A)
]
General Notes :
QA/QC
COMPANY QB-ENGNR ADABISC ENGNR LACASA CONSULTANT
ENGNR
NAME
SIGNATURE
DATE
8.4 INSPECTION & TEST PLAN
INSPECTION & TEST PLAN FOR TESTTING AND COMMISSIONING OF PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
Acceptance Action
S Inspection Verification
Activity Description Criteria Contractor CSC PM 3rd Record
No. Test Method Documents
for Reference Party
A - Approvals
Material Material
Approval of
1 Review Acceptance Approval H H H N/A
Material
Approval Submittal
Approved
Approval of Shop
2 Review IFC Drawing Drawing H H H N/A
Drawing
Submittal
Project Compliance Approved
Approval of Method Specification with Project Method
3 H H H N/A
Statement and ITP Manufacture Specific Statement
r's Guidelines Requirement Submittal
B - Site Activities (Material Inspection and Testing)
Approved Make, Brand,
Material Model
Material
Submittal Technical
1 Material Delivery Delivery H H H N/A
Purchase Specification
Report
Order Material
Delivery Note Submittal
C - Site Activities (Works Inspection and Testing)
As per Shop
Project
drawings Work
Specification
1 Visual Inspection As per Inspection H W S N/A
Manufacture
Manufacturer Request
r's Guidelines
's guidelines
Project
Work
Testing of Public Specification As per test
2 Inspection H W S N/A
Address System Manufacture procedure
Request
r's Guidelines
Dissemination of risks Approved
3 Toolbox Tal H H S H
to all workforce MST
All related
WIR
Final Inspection of
Approved
Complete Visual As built
4 Shop H H S H
Installation Including Inspection Drawings
Drawings
identification
Project
Specification
Legend:
W = Witness(attendance expected, Signature on Check sheet)

H = Hold Point
S = Surveillance (random Surveillance, no signature Required)
R = Review Record
WIR = Work Inspection Request
IFC = Issued for Construction

8.5 SAFETY RISK ASSESSMENT

RISK ASSESSMENT
Project name: DFC FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER – SNOW DUNES
Activity: Testing & Commissioning of Public Address system Revision: 00
Date of
assessment:
Risk Rating Residual

Item Risk Rating
Task/ Activity Hazard Risk Necessary Control Measures Additional Controls
No.
S L R S L R
χ Personal injury  All site employees as well as

such as cut, visitor need to attend safety
bruise, electric induction and/or briefing
shock, before entering the project site.
 Follow the project
χ Incompetence electrocution,  Work to start only with valid
traffic
χ Lack of site burns, Muscular permit which is approved by management
awareness Skeletal Injuries Site Management. system and speed
χ Failure and (MSI) and other  All tasks must be performed by limit must be
Site access and abuse of painful trained and qualified site observed.
egress for  Parking for
equipment, problems. personnel’s.
personnel, plant, or χ Property  Follow site safety rules and contractors’
equipment, vehicles and plant
1 machinery. damage. 4 4 16 regulations. 4 1 4
vehicle, plant, is limited at project
χ Slips, trips, and χ Overturning.  Use correct access/walkways site.
machinery,
fall. χ Collision where inside the project site.  Materials must be
and parking. χ Uneven floor the plants and  Always follow the site safety placed in
areas. equipment’s signages within site premises. designated areas.
χ Obstructions. may collide with  Appropriate PPE must be worn Barricade with
χ Slippery pedestrians, all the time while inside the appropriate safety
surfaces. overhead project site.
cables or  Ensure all equipment’s must be
nearby vehicles. in good condition and with
χ Crush injuries, valid third party certificates
head injuries, including the operator and
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Residual Risk
Item Risk Rating
Task/ Activity Hazard Risk Necessary Control Measures Action By Rating
No.
S L R S L R
fractures, signalman.
lacerations,  All equipment’s must be
sprains and inspected daily prior to work.
strains  Operators will make themselves
aware of the grounds in relation
to the use plant or other
machinery before operations
commence. This will include
checking sloping ground,
weight restrictions on manhole
covers, and any other possible
restrictions and hazards.
 Follow the project traffic
management system and
speed limit must be observed.
 Parking for contractors’ vehicles
and plant is limited at project
site.
 Materials must be placed in
designated areas.
 Barricade with appropriate
safety signages must be place
when unloading and loading
materials.
χ Slips, trips, and  Watch steps at uneven  Ask help if the
falls. walkways. materials are over
χ Improper your lifting
Manual χ Muscle sprains  Do not take short cut. Use
manual capacity.
2 Handling and strains. 4 4 16 designated walkways/access. 4 1 4
handling and Maximum load to
χ Back injuries,  Correct lifting technique to be
shifting. be lift by one
including follow. person is less than
injuries to  Use proper PPE such as wearing 25 kg.

Residual Risk
Item Risk Rating
No.
S L R S L R
muscles and of hard hat, safety glass, hand  Make sure that the
ligaments. gloves, safety shoes, and full- access route is
χ Soft tissue body safety harness if situation clear of any
obstruction.
injuries to require.
nerves,  Do not lift any materials without
ligaments and knowing its weight or too heavy.
tendons in the  Ask help if the materials are over
wrists, arms, your lifting capacity. Maximum
shoulders, load to be lift by one person is
neck or legs. less than 25 kg.
χ Fatigue for  Make sure that the access route
repetitive and is clear of any obstruction.
prolonged  Use trolley for carrying long
task. distance materials.
 Designated area to be used on
firm and level ground. Materials
not to be stacked too high.
 Use mechanical lift if possible.
 A safe working area is  Lifelines shall be of
cordoned off around the steel wire rope with
the correct number
scaffold and signage is used as
of clips for the
appropriate. intended loading.
 The scaffold is not used when Nylon rope shall not
Falling objects /
χ Fatality, serious the employee concerned is be used for lifelines.
3 Work at height. persons or minor injury. 5 5 25 alone at the premises. 4 1 4
 Specialist scaffold
 The scaffold is placed close to systems shall be
work / activity / object to be constructed with
inspected / moved / etc to the recommended
avoid user over reaching; components and
accessories.
 The scaffold is equipped with a Alternative
standard guardrail system that components and

Residual Risk
Item Risk Rating
No.
S L R S L R
has been installed in safe accessories shall

condition; not be used unless
approved by the
 The employee remains within the
supplier
confines of the guardrail system
Components and
when working on the scaffold
(i.e. does not lean out over the accessories from
handrail). different scaffold
systems shall not be
 The floor of the work platform is
kept in a clean and orderly mixed unless approved
fashion (i.e. free of rubbish, by the Competent
materials, tools, etc.) Scaffold Supervisor
 The use of planks, ladders, or any
other device on the scaffold for
achieving additional height or
reach is prohibited;
 Lifting equipments are used for
carrying tools; (chain pulley,
telehandler etc..,)
 The employee remains within the
confines of the guardrail system
when working on the scaffold
(i.e. does not lean out over the
handrail);
 Any person footing the
scaffolding wears head
protection;
 Tools are attached to safety lines
if appropriate;
 Unauthorised access is
prevented by removal or
boarding over of access ladders

Residual Risk
Item Risk Rating
No.
S L R S L R
if the scaffold is left unattended.

 Do not over-reach. Work only
within safe reaching distance.
 Usage of proper PPE’s
 Scaffoldings should be
periodically inspected by
competent scaffolding Inspector
χ Skin irritation
χ Lungs  Insist the workers
χ Coash working with
suffocation  Engage only competent
χ Fire hazard chemicals to wash
χ Ingestion person
χ Health hazard their hands with
Usage of χ Temporary loss  Training on chemical hazards
4 due to irritating 4 3 12 soap after 4 1 4
Chemicals of eye sight & PPE requirement to be completion of the
smell of
(possibly regularly given to the workers job.
adhesives.
serious)
χ Fatality, Burns,
permanent

Residual Risk
Item Risk Rating
No.
S L R S L R
χ Personal
injuries.
χ Hearing  Training should be provided.
χ Mis handling Problem
All the workers should wear  Proper supervision
χ Noise hazard χ Diseases

should be there
χ Electrical caused correct PPE’s to complete the
5 Power Tools 3 3 9 during work by 3 1 3
Hazard through dust task
competent person
χ Faulty tools Cuts and  Power tools should be
Wounds by inspected periodically
bad tools and
equipment.
 Material to be stacked in a
separate area in an
appropriate manner at same
height
χ Collapse of χ Personal Injury
 Fire extinguishers has to be
6 Housekeeping Duct stacks (possibly 3 3 9 3 1 3
provided at the storage area
χ Slips & trips serious)
 Access & walkway should be
clear
 Housekeeping should be done
at end of work everyday
 Construction areas, aisles,
stairs, ramps, offices, storage
 Additional
χ Eye fatigue areas, and work place must Illumination to be
χ Poor χ Personal injuries have proper illumination. provided even in
7 Night works illumination for unseen 4 4 16  Replace defective lights and the walkways to 4 1 4
χ Poor visibility hazards clean lights regularly. avoid unwanted
χ Headaches  Use task lighting when general incidents
and local lighting are not
sufficient.

Residual Risk
Item Risk Rating
No.
S L R S L R
LEGEND:
Prepared By:
Severity Index Risk Rating Likelihood Index

QA/QC
Death 5 Certain to Happen
Reviewed HSE Manager: Major Injury, Illness resulting in disability (Permanent Disability) 4 Very Likely to Happen
Injury Requiring Hospital Treatment, Illness (Temporary
3 Likely to Happen
Disability)
HSE Manager
Minor Injury requiring First Aid Only 2 Unlikely to Happen
Approved by : Delay 1 Very Unlikely to Happen
Risk Rating = Severity Index x Likelihood Index

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ATELIER 21 – SALAM ENTERPRISES JV

ISO CERTIFIED COMPANIES

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TESTING &

FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE PROJECT

Document Number: UEI-2414-SD-15-TAC-0008-1

Rev. Date Description Prepared Checked Approved

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3. HEALTH AND SAFETY

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Responsible for overall construction activities ensuring

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6.1 Delivery, Handling and Storage

6.2 Equipment, Tools and Instrument

6.2.1 Mobile Scaffold

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6.4 Testing and Commissioning

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6.5 Functional Test of Amplifiers and Speakers

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8.1 COMMISSIONING CHECKLIST

COMMISSIONING TEST REPORT – PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM

Tested by Commissioning Engineer Witnessed BY Contractor Witnessed by Consultant

Name: Name: Name:

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8.2 DB LEVEL CHART

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8.4 INSPECTION & TEST PLAN

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