CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 REV.00 Testing & Commissioning For Final DB

COMMENTS RESOLUTION SHEET
Project: CP-05-03 Main Works Package PMC TIME

Plot No: Consultant/Contractor LACASA Architects and Engineering Consultant / Ali and Sons Contracting
Documents Reference: CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 Subject T&C Method of Statement for FDB– M/s. Menasco
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Prime Technology CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 Rev.00 Testing & Commissioning of FDB has

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(CA) been reciewd and accepted for further subission .
Prime Technology Comply, refer to the attached Method

2 Live test report to updated to record the measured Ze, PFC values as per 5.3.4
(CA) statement test sheets
Form # ASC-170.06 Rev. 01 May 2022

Document Review
Project DIFC CP-05 Office Building Main Works Package

Doc Ref. CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 REV.00
Desc. Testing & Commissioning of final DB
Review Ref. PT-CP05-TCMS-03 | 00 | 10.05.23
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CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 REV.00 Testing & Commissioning of final DB, has been reviewed and is
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accepted for further submission.
5.3.4 Live test- External Loop impedance (Ze) test and Prospective Fault
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Current Measurement test (page.10/19)
- Live test report (Page.19/19) to be updated to record the measured Ze & PFC values as per 5.3.4
For Prime Technologies LLC
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Building-Main METHOD STATEMENT CP05-MMC-MST-ELE-0025
Works Package & FOR TESTING AND
Link Bridge Project, COMMISSIONING OF FINAL
Revision 00
Dubai, UAE DISTRIBUTION BOARD (FDB)
Issue Date 16-April-2023 Page 1 of 14
METHOD STATEMENT
FOR TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OF
FINAL DISTRIBUTION BOARD (FDB)
Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

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CONTENTS
1) SCOPE, PURPOSE & OBJECTIVE
2) REFERENCES & DEFINITIONS
3) HEALTH & SAFETY HAZARDS
4) RESPONSIBILITIES
4.1 PROJECT MANAGER
4.2 ELECTRICAL SITE ENGINEER
4.3 ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR
4.4 QA/QC ENGINEER
4.5 SAFETY ENGINEER
5) PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED
6) MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
7) HEALTH & SAFETY PROVISIONS
8) Q.C. APPROVAL AND OTHER DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS
9) RISK ASSESSMENT
10) ATTACHMENTS
▪ CHECKLISTS FOR PRE-COMMISSIONING AND COMMISSIONING

▪ RISK ASSESSMENT

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1.0 SCOPE, PURPOSE & OBJECTIVE
1.1 SCOPE
The scope of this method statement is to define the procedure to be adopted for
testing and commissioning of Final Distribution Board (FDB).
1.2 PURPOSE
The purpose of the documents is to ensure that quality control objectives are
maintained and accurate records are established for all related activities.
1.3 OBJECTIVE
The objective is to ensure that the construction plan is executed, controlled and
documented strictly in compliance with the contract drawings and specifications.
2.0 REFERENCES & DEFINITIONS

2.1 REFERENCES
• Contract Specifications.
• Program of Works.
• Approved Shop-drawings.
• Approved Material Submittal
• Local Authority’s Rules and Regulations.
2.2 DEFINITIONS
• MAIN CONSULTANT means M/S LACASA Architects & Engineering Consultants
• MAIN CONTRACTOR means Ali & Sons Contracting L.L.C
• MEP SUB-CONTRACTOR means MENASCO Mechanical Contracting. LLC.
3.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS

All work will be undertaken in full accordance with safety procedures specified in the
contractor’s HSE Plan.
Prior to commencing any activity, the labor force shall receive a tool box on the project
site as per safety regulation.
The general safety guidelines are given below:
1. Ensure work area is safe & clean.
2. All employees shall adopt safe working practices.
3. Safety equipment (for example, hard hats, safety shoes, coveralls, gloves, goggles, face
mask as applicable) to be worn at all times.

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4. When working at high Level, the appropriate safety harness shall be used and secured
whilst working-extra care shall be taken whilst using tools at high level to prevent
dropping.
5. Ensure sufficient lighting is available during all stages of testing and commissioning.
6. Report all accidents no matter how small to the safety officer on duty.
7. Ensure any electrical isolation permit is obtained if required.
4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES (Sub-Contractor)
4.1 Project Manager

• Project manager shall be responsible for overall project execution.
• Project manager will be responsible for overall timely completion of project in
accordance to all contractual requirements.
• Project manager shall coordinate with main contractor, and shall be responsible for
progress monitoring, attending review meeting and resource management.
4.2 Electrical Engineer
Electrical site engineer coordinates all site activities required for testing and
commissioning activities as per specification, manufacture datasheet and approved
drawing.
He should ensure to:
• Obtain testing and commissioning permit if required.

• Coordinate and explain the work to be carried out to the supervisors.
• Coordination with the safety engineer to ensure that the works are carried out in a
safe working atmosphere.
• Coordination with the QC engineer for tests to be carried out and initiate IR for the
inspection for the finished works.
• Preparing daily progress report / site report, and supervising every individual activity.
• Ensure to apply the related method statement for each job.
4.3 Electrical Supervisor
He should ensure that:

• The carrying-out the work and the proper distribution of all the available resources
in coordination with the site engineer on a daily basis.
• Daily reports of the works are achieved and coordinated for the future planning with
the site Engineer.
• Incorporate all the QC and Safety requirements as requested by the concerned
engineer.
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• Meeting with any type of unforeseen incident or requirement and reporting the same
to the site engineer immediately.
4.4 QA/QC Engineer

He should ensure that:
• To carry out the material inspection to ensure that materials received on site are
approved materials.
• Monitor the execution of works according to the approved drawings, method
statement and quality control procedure.
• Attend the testing and commissioning activities, prepare the check list and reports
of the completed work and requesting for the consultant’s approval.
• Coordinate with the Commissioning Agent and consultant to carry out inspection of
the completed works.
4.5 Safety Engineer

He should ensure to:
• The implementation of all safety measures in accordance with the HSE plan.
• Ensure that all necessary permits shall be obtained from consultant.
• Ensure that good housekeeping is implemented at work site, to maintained site in a
clean and tidy manner.
• Ensure that all necessary personnel protective equipment will be provided as per
the requirement of the job. whether each worker is using necessary PPE.
• Inspection of all the site activities and training personnel in accident prevention and
its proper reporting to the Project Manager and the Consultant.
5.0 PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED

5.1 General Requirements
• All T&C works shall be carried out in compliance with approved Method Statement
• Verification of Inspection, check lists and Test shall be witnessed, recorded and
signed as defined in attached form
• All safety work permits must be obtained prior to commencement of work and all
workers must be safety inducted
• Works must be coordinated and clearance must be obtained from Main Contractor
prior to commencement of work at site
• The Supervising Engineer shall confirm that all necessary documents are in-place
and identifies for any special requirements needed to undertake the work; if
everything is adequate to proceed, he shall issue an instruction to the Supervisor to
carry out the work.

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5.2 Pre-Commissioning Checks

The following pre-checks to be done prior to commencing testing and commissioning
procedure:
• A visual inspection will be carried out prior to testing procedures in order to ensure
safe area/premise for testing process.
• The visual inspection will include the physically checking the installation to make
certain that the electrical equipment including conductors have been correctly
selected and erected and have not been damaged during the erection.
• The visual inspection is made with the supply disconnected to remove the risk of
shock while equipment is opened and live parts are exposed. (Only for live test)
• Panels and containing rooms are clean and kept locked at the time of testing.
• Ensure all the labelling is complete for circuits, MCCBs, RCDs, isolators, switches,
socket outlets, terminals, etc as applicable.
• Check the cables size as per approved load schedule
• Wiring/Cable not damaged along its entire length.
• Ensure the circuits are connected and closed so no bare cables/conductors are
visible.
• Ensure all earth points are satisfactorily connected and terminated.
• All aspects of earthing are completed and approved prior to live tests.
• Updated load schedule is in place.
5.3. Testing And Commissioning Procedure
5.3.1 Cold Test- Continuity Test:

• Continuity test carried out to confirm that the cable core is continuous between the
ends.
• Before starting a continuity test, the test lead resistance should be nulled such that
it does not add extra resistance to the circuit being measured.
Radial and Lighting circuits:
• Check the continuity between phase and Earth by shorting at the Distribution Board
side.
• Check the continuity from the terminals of the farthest connection point or socket
outlet.
• A small buss sound (or resistance value) will confirm continuity passed.
• Repeat the test between phase and neutral.
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• It is, however, most important to ensure that all single-pole lighting switches are
connected in the phase (live) conductor, rather than in the neutral.
• Record the result on the cable test sheet.
Ring circuits:
• First, the end-to-end resistances of the line, neutral and earth are measured
separately at the distribution board side.
• A small beef sound (or resistance value) will confirm continuity.

• Next, ensure that there are no ‘bridges’ at any point on the ring. Connect the phase
conductor from one end of the ring to the neutral from the other end and do the same
with the other two phase and neutral conductors at the Distribution Board side.
• Check the continuity from the terminals of the socket outlets for phase and neutral.
• The readings at all points should be substantially similar.

• Repeat the test for Phase and Earth conductor.
• Record the result on the cable test sheet.

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Three phase circuits:

• Check the continuity test for Phase to phase, phases to neutral, phases to earth and
neutral to earth.
• Check the continuity between the two conductors by shorting it at the board side.
• Check the continuity from the terminals on the other end at field side.
• A small beef sound (or resistance value) will confirm continuity.
• Record the test result on the cable test sheet.
• Disconnect probes & repeat the above steps for other cores.
5.3.2 Cold Test- Insulation Resistance Test
• The insulation resistance test is carried out to measure the insulation resistance
between phases to phase/phase to neutral/phase to earth (Phase to phase for three
phase circuits only).
• Ensure that cable is disconnected at the testing end as well as other end and
someone is looping the cables being tested from another end.
• For single phase circuits, connect the test leads to the two conductors to be tested.
(Phase and Neutral).
• Set the test instrument to required voltage. Sigle phase (230V) shall be tested at
500 DCV and for 3 phase (400V) at 1000 DCV.
• Press TEST and record the values on the approved test sheet (Attached)
• Disconnect test leads and discharge.
• Repeat above for Phase & Earth, neutral & Earth.
• For three phase circuits, perform the insulation resistance test for Phase to phase,
phases to neutral, phases to earth and neutral to earth.
• Record the test results accordingly on the approved test sheet.
5.3.3 Live test- Polarity/ Phase Rotation test
• Caution testing to be carried out under live condition & warning notice must be put
in place and necessary permit to be signed for that particular test. All to be prepared
prior to test.
• For single phase circuits, a test of polarity should be carried out to verify that every
fuse and single pole control and protective device is connected in the phase
conductor only.
• For socket outlets, connect the tester in the live sockets and an indication will show
correct polarity.

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• For three phase circuits, check phase sequence or phase rotation. This will be done
by connecting the three leads of the tester to the three phase terminals.
• The tester will indicate either clockwise rotation or counter-clockwise rotation.

• This is to ensure that all three phase circuits phase sequence is maintained
throughout the electrical system.
• Record the test report in approved test format (Attached).
5.3.4 Live test- External Loop impedance (Ze) test and Prospective Fault
Current Measurement test
• Caution testing to be carried out under live condition & warning notice must be put
in place and necessary permit to be signed for that particular test. All to be prepared
prior to test.
• Carry out earth loop impedance (Ze) test on the board. Ensure that the main and
outgoing circuit of the board under test is in OFF position and the main earth cable
termination is disconnected from the board main earth terminal. Check instrument
for safety and correct settings.
• For single phase board, connect the earth clip of the earth loop impedance tester to
the disconnected main earth conductor, then connect the other line probe to phase
terminal of the incoming cable on the incoming side of main disconnect (isolator).
Note: Refer to manufacturer’s instructions for correct settings and connections.

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• Press the test button and record the results on the approved test sheet already
containing the cold test results.
• For three phase board, connect the earth lead of the earth loop impedance tester to
the main earth conductor and then connect the other line probe to RED phase
terminal of the incoming cable on the incoming side of main disconnect (isolator).
Next, take the reading for the remaining BLUE and YELLOW phase.
• The highest reading obtained is recorded as the external earth loop impedance.
• After the completion of the Ze, reconnect the main earth cable on the board main
earth terminal.
• Carry out measurement of the maximum prospective fault current (IPF) between
line-to-neutral and line-to-earth. Refer to manufacturer’s instructions for correct
settings and connections.
• Press the test button and record the test report in approved test format (Attached).
5.3.5 Live Test- Earth Fault Loop Impedance (Zs) Test:
• Switch panel main disconnect ‘’on’’ and switch on the outgoing circuits.
• For single phase circuit, take the earth loop impedance (Zs) reading at the farthest
most point from the board of the outgoing circuit under test. Connect the test probes
as per manufacturer’s instructions for correct connections.
• Press the test button and record the results on the approved test sheet already
containing the cold test results.
• For three phase circuits, take the Zs reading of each phase (R, Y and B). Connect
the test probes as per manufacturer’s instructions for correct connections.
• The highest reading obtained is recorded as the earth fault loop impedance (Zs) for
3 phase circuit.
• The value of Zs should not exceed the maximum loop impedance as per
manufacturer's recommendation.
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5.3.6 Live Test- Earth Leakage Test (Trip Test):
• After the taking the reading of Zs of a circuit, proceed with the ELCB trip test.
• Ensure that the breaker of the circuit under test is in ‘’ON’’ position.
• Turn/select the select the switch to ‘’ΔT RCD time’’ position.
• Select the RCD current rating (30mA, 100mA) depending on the RCD rating of the
circuit under test. Then, select test knob in carry out the test for (x1/2, x1 and x5)
times of rated trip current.
• Connect the RCD testing device at the farthest most point from the board of the
outgoing circuit under test. Connect the test probes as per manufacturer’s
instructions for correct connections.
5.3.7 Live Test- Functional Test
• The purpose of functional performance tests is to demonstrate that the

equipment/installation can meet the functional and performance requirements. For
FCU, MSFD & other equipment/panel power outlet, ON/OFF will be conducted in
site.
6.0 MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS
6.1 Manpower Requirements

• Senior Electrical Engineer.
• Electrical Site engineer
• Electrical Foreman (Supervisor)
• Technicians
• Labours

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6.2 Material and Equipment Requirements

• Insulation resistance tester
• Multi-meter
• RCD test kit.
• Loop Impedance test kit
• Polarity & Phase rotation tester
• Electrical Hand tools
6 HEALTH AND SAFETY PROVISIONS
HSE PLANS
• The Ali & Sons Contracting Project HSE Plan shall be strictly complied with by all
M/s MENASCO personnel and sub-contractors under our control.
• All works shall be regularly monitored and supervised by M/s MENASCO site team
to ensure full compliance.
• M/s MENASCO shall provide adequate resources, as appropriate to ensure safe
execution of work scope.
• All work shall be carried out in accordance to all applicable UAE Laws and
Regulations, DM Regulations, Requirements and ASC Project HSE Management
System.
• All new starters shall first receive ASC site HSE induction before entering site.
• M/s MENASCO Site Engineer / Site Supervisors shall check and ensure all safety
precautions are taken prior to commencement of work. Also, they shall ensure
method statement and risk assessment has been communicated and a pre-task
safety briefing is conducted to personnel involved in the task on a daily basis.
• Where required, Permit to work will be provided prior to commencement of works.
Permits shall be issued by suitably trained and experienced ASC HSE personnel
only. Permit to work must be obtained from ASC HSE department before starting
the work, e.g. Excavation Permit, Hot work, Confined Space Entry, Energization /
De-energization (LOTO), etc.
• Personal Protective Equipment - Task specific PPE must be worn at all times during
the work, including hard hat, gloves, safety glasses, safety shoes, adequate
respiratory mask and coveralls.
• All required PPE shall be issued to workers; maintained and replaced, if damaged /
defective. Constant monitoring and supervision of the works shall ensure that at all
times the appropriate PPE is worn by affected operatives.
• Access and Egress - Safe access / egress shall be provided for materials and
operatives at all times. Where emergency routes are required, these shall be
determined, arranged, and instructions given prior to commencement of the work. If
working on scaffolding platforms greater than 1.8m high, personnel must ensure it
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is green tagged ‘safe for use’ and also don a full body harness and observe 100%
tie off procedures.
• Materials and Waste Management - Material safety data sheet must be made
available if any substances are used for works to be carried out. Any waste
materials, containers, etc. disposed of properly in the designated skips / waste
points.
• M/s MENASCO supervision shall ensure that all material deliveries are coordinated
and all vehicles are parked in a position where they present no
• additional risk to the general public or people associated with this project. Where
vehicles are offloaded from public areas, the activity shall be supervised and a
dedicated offloading / storage area shall be provided.
• Plant Equipment - All plant equipment associated with this activity shall be inspected
prior to the works commencing and at regular periods during the works to ensure
that all required certification is current and that the plant equipment is maintained in
a safe and suitably working manner.
• Lighting - At all times, appropriate and suitable lighting shall be provided to ensure
the works can be undertaken in a safe and competent manner.
• Housekeeping - At all times, M/s MENASCO supervision shall monitor the work
area, so as to reduce, as far as reasonably practical the storage of rubbish, waste
materials and debris in the workplace. All waste materials generated during the
curse of the shift / day shall be removed from the workplace to a suitable waste
segregation area.
• Working at height - When required, and working above 1.8m and a potential fall
could arise all appropriate measures shall be enforced to ensure that operatives are
afforded a safe and proper temporary working platform. Materials will be stacked in
a safe and secure manner. Scaffolds shall be erected by competent operatives to
an agreed design. Scaffolds shall be inspected before use and at regular periods
thereafter (every 7 days).
• All lifting activities using lifting equipment and accessories must only be carried out
by third party trained personnel, such as crane operator and rigger
(slinger/signaler). Lifting Plan and Procedure shall be developed, for both common
and critical lifting activities and in place before any work shall commence.
• Any injury / illness sustained whilst at work must be reported immediately and
treated by a trained first aider or HSE Officer. Incident escalation reporting
procedure shall be followed at all times.
• HSE violation in any HSE procedures whether project or legal requirement will result
in black points being issued, as per Subcontractor Agreement and personnel
removed from site, if necessary.
• COVID-19 precautionary measures shall be communicated to the workforce and all
personnel under our control, including but not limited to social distancing, wearing
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of face masks, regular hand washing and disinfecting of work areas, reporting
outbreaks or positive cases, as per ASC Emergency Escalation procedure, etc.
HSE applicable laws and regulations
• Legal and Technical Guidelines to followed at all times, including but not
limited to:
• Dubai Municipality (DM) – Code of Construction Safety Practice.
• Dubai Development Authority HSE regulations
• Administrative Decision NO. (68) Of 2010 Issue Implementing By-Law of the
Roads and Transport Authority.
• Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Federal Law No. 8 (1980).
• Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Ministerial Order No. 32 (1982)
• Federal Law No. 8 Ministerial Order No. 32 (1982) Regarding Determination
of Ways and Means to Protect Employees Against Occupational Hazards
• Ministerial Order No. 37/2 (1982) Regarding the Requirements Standards of
Medical Care to be Provided by the Employer for his Employees
• Ministerial Decision No. 557 of 2008, for the Executive Order of the Federal
Law No.37 of 2006 Concerning Private Security Companies.
7 Q.C. APPROVAL AND OTHER DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS
All the quality control documentation related for this work to the sub-structure
should be approved before commencing the work. And as follows:
• Approved shop drawings
• Approved material Submittal
• Approved method of statement
8 RISK ASSESSMENT
Prior to the commencement of any activities the risk assessment (refer to
attachments) shall be reviewed jointly by the construction and the HSE team to
ensure that all the risks are addressed and the required mitigation measures are in
place and remain fully implemented during operation.
9 ATTACHMENTS
• Checklist for Pre-commissioning and commissioning.
• Risk Assessment.

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INSPECTION CHECKLIST
Pre-commissioning Check List for Final Distribution System (FDB)
S/N ACTIVITIES / ITEMS TO BE INSPECTED Yes NO REM
Check materials and accessories used as per approved material submittal.

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Check the installation as per approved shop drawings
3 Panels and containing rooms are clean.
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Ensure that the correct rating of the components is as per the approved
drawings.
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Check the Tightening of all connections and Termination of cables on
the panels.
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Check the cables size as per approved load schedule
7 Wiring/Cable not damaged along its entire length.
8 All circuits are connected and closed and no bare cables/conductors

are visible
9 All earth points are satisfactorily connected and terminated.
Labelling is complete for circuits, MCCBs, RCDs, isolators,
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switches, socket outlets, terminals, etc.
11 Updated load schedule is attached on the board
12 Check the breaker sizes are as per the approved load schedule
13 Check panel are not damaged and free from debris
Comments (if any):
MMC/SUPPLIER CA ASC LACASA

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Designation
Signature/Date
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CLIENT CONSULTANT MAIN CONTRACTOR MEP CONTRACTOR
TEST REPORT-Cold Test
Insulation Resistance & Continuity Test Single Phase
Date : Instrument Type/Make :
Location/ Room : Serial No :
Calibration Expiry :
DB Reference : Certificate No :
Applied Voltage: 500 V DC
Description of items to checked: Wires Meggering / Continuity test
Circuit Wire Size Continuity Test Measured IR Value (MΩ)

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TEST REPORT
Continuety & Insulation Resistance Test for 3 Phase Cables
Date : Instrument Type/Make :
Location : Serial No : Calibration
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Panel Ref : Certificate No : Expiry
Continuity and Insulation Resistance Test for LV Applied Voltage: 1000 V DC
Description of items to checked:
Cables
Circuit / DB 2 ECC Size Continuity Measured IR Value (MΩ)
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CLIENT CONSULTANT MAIN CONTRACTOR MEP CONTRACTOR
TEST REPORT- LIVE TEST
COMMISSIONING RECORD SHEET: FDB
Panel Ref : Location : Office: Date :
Source : Incomer rating :
Protective Device Type : ELCB Supply cable Size : ECC :
RCD Testing Instrument Type/Make : Loop Testing Instrument Type/Make :

Serial No : Calibration Serial No : Calibration
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Certificate No : Expiry Certificate No : Expiry
CIRCUIT DETAILS LOOP IMPEDENCE TEST ELCB TEST
POLARITY /
Wire ECC ELCB FUNCTION
Circuit MCB Rating Zs max. Zs act. Ze PFC x 1/2 x1 x5 VOLTAGE PHASE Remark
Location Size Size Rating AL TEST
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MENASCO MECHANICAL CONTRACTING L.L.C.
( DIFC CP - 05 BUILDING LINK BRIDGE MAIN WORKS )
( RISK ASSESSMENT)
Date: 30-05-2023
Reference No CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 REV.00
Revision REV.00
Main Activity: Testing & Commissioning for Final DB
Location: DIFC CP - 05 BUILDING LINK BRIDGE MAIN WORKS
Severity
Minor or Serious Major Injury – Lost Single Fatality

Slight Injury – First Aid Multiple Fatalities
Injury Time > 3 Days Permanent Disability
Likelihood 1 2 3 4 5
Certain 5 5 10 15 20 25
Very Likely 4 4 8 12 16 20
Likely 3 3 6 9 12 15
May Happen 2 2 4 6 8 10
Unlikely 1 1 2 3 4 5
Trivial Risk - No further improvements necessary provided control measures are maintained
Adequately Controlled Risk - Risk is tolerable when control measures identified are implemented
Moderately controlled Risk - Further risk reduction measures should be considered
Intolerable Risk - Seek specialist advice/ support
Aravi Ashok Designation Proj, HSE Manager Date: 30th May 2023 Signature:
Salman Abu Assali Designation Project Manager Date: 30th May 2023 Signature:
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(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Risk Rating Residual ALARP
Effects/ With No Risk Demonst
Sr. (T/A/M/ I) rated
Hazards Consequences Controls Recommended Control Measures &
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(Refer To Risk Mitigations
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
(The potential to cause harm (Health, (The harm which could
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
Injury, Property damage, environment Assessment
working possibly occur).
etc.)) Procedure, PP
activities) 729-RAP)
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 01 Access to work  Unfamiliarity to the site  Minor injury  3 2 6  The Ali & Sons Contracting Project HSE Plan 1 2 2  Compliance to
area  Unauthorized parking  Property / asset shall be strictly complied with by all M/s DM, COP- CHP
 Unauthorized access to site or damage MENASCO personnel and sub-contractors 2- 2.1, 2.3
taken shortcut under our control.  Y
 Manual handling  MENASCO shall provide ESSW, as Project Manager
 Over speeding appropriate to ensure safe execution of work
 Reversing without flag man, scope. Construction
warning alarm/ warning light  All work shall be carried out in accordance to Manager
 Slip, trip and fall all applicable UAE Laws and Regulations, DM
 Obstructed the walkway /traffic Regulations and MMC Project HSE Senior Project
route and emergency exit Management System. Engineer
 Untrained / incompetent  All personnel to undergo site HSE induction

before accessing the site for the first time Site Engineer
personnel
 Inadequate supervision  M/s MENASCO Site Engineer / Site
Supervisors shall check and ensure all safety HSE Officer
 Collision with other vehicles,
precautions are taken prior to commencement
pedestrians, and other fixed
of the work. Supervisors
objects
 Poor working posture while  MSRA to be communicated with the
operatives by the foreman or supervisor and Foreman
handling of materials
to ensure its purpose.
 Lack of P.P. E
 Permit to Work to be obtained prior to start the operators
activity
 All material shall be segregated accordingly to Driver & Helper
facilitate location of the items

(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 All new employees are to be trained on safe

work process and procedures at site.
 .  All employees are to be advised on avoiding
horse play in the work place.
 Local Language understood by the
Employees are to be used as mode of
communication during TBT, Training and
awareness.
 Load must be properly positioned and
adequately secured on vehicle
 Site speed limit and site traffic rules shall be
observed at all times
 Pedestrian movements to be taken care of
while entering the building
 Vehicles to be parked in designated area only
 Mandatory and required Task specific P.P.E
like hardhats with chin strap, safety glasses,
safety gloves, safety shoes, dust mask,
coveralls, etc. to be worn while on site and
during the task.
 Coved -19 precautionary measures shall strict
to be followed as required
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 All operatives must undergo ASC HSE

02 Pre-  Electrical hazards  Minor Injury induction prior to start the task at site
Commissioning  Equipment Failure  Major Injury  Method statement and risk assessment
Checks  Environmental hazards  Property / assets should be briefed to all operative prior to  Commissioning
 Human error damage Work activities. Engineer
 Untrained operatives.  A visual inspection will be carried out prior
 Defect/ damage tool/equipment. to testing procedures in order to ensure  Project Manager
 Lack / poor supervision safe area/premise for testing process.
 Incompetent/untrained operatives  The visual inspection will include the  Construction

 Poor lightening
3 2 6 physically checking the installation to make 1 2 2
Manager
 Trip, slip and fall certain that the electrical equipment
 Uninspected equipment including conductors have been correctly  Senior Project

selected and erected and have not been
 Shortcut maneuvering Engineer
 Y
damaged during the erection.
 Obstructed access
 The visual inspection is made with the 
 Poor Housekeeping Site Engineer
supply disconnected to remove the risk of
shock while equipment is opened and live  HSE Officer
parts are exposed. (Only for live test)
 Panels and containing rooms are clean  Supervisors
and kept locked at the time of testing.
 Ensure all the labelling is complete for Foreman
circuits, MCCBs, RCDs, isolators,
switches, socket outlets, terminals, etc as operators
applicable
 Every work area is barricaded and caution
sign to be displayed.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 Training to be provided for the safe

operating procedure
 All measuring instruments are calibrated.
 A visual inspection will be carried out prior
to testing and commissioning in order that
danger cannot arise when the test is in
place.
 Ensure that no damage occurs between
mechanical completion & pre
commissioning.
 Appropriate access to be arranged.
 Ensure all earth points are satisfactorily
connected and terminated.
    All aspects of earthling are completed and  
approved prior to live tests.

 Permit to work system to be strictly followed.
 Electrical safe system of work procedures
shall be strictly followed. No works are
allowed on live electrical systems/circuits
 TBT to be communicated with the
operatives by the foreman or supervisor.
 Ensure that all safety requirements are in
place in accordance with project safety
Plan.
 Appropriate PPE shall be used
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
Testing And
 Short circuits and overloads:  Minor  Permit to Work to be obtained prior to
03 Commissionin  Personal injury activity.
 Fire hazards:
g Procedure  Property / assets  MSRA & TBT to be communicated with the
 Arc Flash Hazards
damage operatives by the foreman or supervisor.
 Unauthorized Access  Commissioning
Cold Test-  Review the electrical design and Engineer
 Accidental contact with live parts,
Continuity specifications to understand the
improper operation of the circuit
Test requirements for the Final DB.
breaker.  Project Manager
 Ensure that all necessary permits and
Cold Test-  Machinery Hazard
approvals are in place.
 Construction
Insulation  Electrical hazards 4 3 12 1 3 3
 Before starting a continuity test, the test Manager
 Environmental hazards
lead resistance should be nulled such that
Resistance  Human error
it does not add extra resistance to the
 Senior Project
Test  Untrained operatives.
circuit being measured.
Engineer
Live test-  Defect/ damage tool/equipment.  Y
 Perform a continuity test to ensure that all
Polarity/  Lack / poor supervision connections within the Final DB are
 Site Engineer
Phase  Incompetent/untrained operatives properly established.
Rotation test  Poor lightening  Conduct an insulation resistance test to
 HSE Officer
 Trip, slip and fall check the integrity of the insulation
Live test-  Uninspected equipment materials within the DB.
 Supervisors
External Loop  Shortcut maneuvering  Test the functionality of various
impedance  Obstructed access components within the Final DB, such as
Foreman
(Zed) test and  Poor Housekeeping circuit breakers, relays, contactors, meters,
Prospective
and protective devices.
operators
Fault Current
 Verify that the DB operates as intended
Measurement
and that all controls, indicators, and alarms
test
are functioning properly.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
  Apply appropriate loads to the Final DB to

Live Test- ensure that it can handle the expected
Earth Leakage electrical demand without issues.
Test  Monitor the DB's performance under
different load conditions and check for any
Live Test- abnormalities or malfunctions
Functional  Measure the earth leakage test impedance
Test to verify that it is within the acceptable
limits specified in the design and regulatory
standards.
 Ensure that the earthling system is
properly installed and functioning
effectively.

 Electrical Safety Control Measures:
Ensure proper grounding and bonding of
the DB.
 Implement regular inspection and
maintenance programs to identify and
address any electrical hazards promptly.
 Provide adequate training to personnel on
electrical safety practices and procedures.
Use appropriate insulation materials and
barriers to prevent accidental contact with
live electrical components.
 Establish proper lockout/tag out
procedures to isolate and de-energize the
DB during maintenance or repair work.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 Fire Safety Control Measures:

 Size and rate the DB correctly to handle
the expected electrical load without
overheating.
 Install circuit breakers or fuses with
appropriate ratings to protect against
overloads and short circuits.
 Regularly inspect the DB for signs of
overheating, damaged components, or
loose connections.
 Implement a fire prevention and detection
system in the vicinity of the DB, such as
smoke detectors or fire suppression

systems.
 Train personnel on fire safety procedures,
including evacuation plans and the proper
use of fire extinguishers.
 Arc Flash Safety Control Measures:
Conduct an arc flash analysis to determine
the potential energy levels and required
personal protective equipment (PPE) for
personnel working on or near the DB.
 Install arc flash mitigation devices, such as
arc flash relays or current-limiting devices.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
  Clearly label the DB with arc flash hazard

warning signs.
 Provide appropriate PPE, including arc-
rated clothing, gloves, and face shields, to
personnel working on or near the DB.
 Train personnel on arc flash hazards, safe
work practices, and the proper use of PPE.
 Access Control Measures:
 Install physical barriers, such as locked
enclosures or access control systems, to
prevent unauthorized access to the DB.
 Clearly mark restricted areas and potential
hazards with proper signage.
 
 Develop and enforce strict access control
policies and procedures.
 Provide training to personnel on the
importance of restricting access, reporting
any unauthorized activities, and following
access control protocols.
 Environmental Safety Control
Measures: Regularly inspect the DB for
any leaks or potential environmental
hazards. Provide appropriate training to
personnel on environmental safety
procedures and the proper handling of
hazardous substances.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 Used of  Electrocution  Minor Injury  The Ali & Sons Contracting Project HSE Plan
 05 temporary  Slip / Trip and falls  Major Injury shall be strictly complied with by all
power supply  Untrained operative.  Property  All works shall be regularly monitored and
and  Use of damage extension damaged supervised by M/s MENASCO site team to
Extension leads.  Project Manager
leads. ensure full compliance
 Use of damaged equipment's  MENASCO shall provide adequate
 Construction
 Lack of PPE. resources, as appropriate to ensure safe
Manager
 Work In wet areas with execution of work scope.
damaged cable lead or  All work shall be carried out in accordance to

 Senior Project
equipment all applicable UAE Laws and Regulations,
Engineer
DM Regulations and MMC Project HSE
Management System. Obtain the required
work permit and clearance prior to start the  Site Engineer
 3 3 9  
1 3 3 Y
task
 SOS / MSRA should communicate to workers  HSE Officer
prior to commencement of work.

 Pre-Task briefing or TBT to be carried out by  Supervisors
foreman or supervisor prior to start of work

communicating hazard and control measures Foreman
to its workers
Operators
 Only competent person can carried out the
electrical task at site
T & C Engrs
 Inspected and color-coded extension leads to
be used on site.
 All electrical tools and equipment's free from
defects and fit to safe use
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
    Damage extension leads must be remove on

the work area immediately and returned to store
for replacement.
Power supply must be off if not in use
Electrical power board to be fitted with
RCD/ELCB of 30mili ampere.
Electrical Distribution board are to be inspected
periodically and labelled or tagged.
Do not overload the electrical Distribution
board.
CABLES are to be routed above head or below
ground level
      
CABLES are not to be routed along or across
wet area
Ali & Sons Policies and Procedures shall be
followed by Menisci team prior to start of the
Activity.
Menasco to comply with Local Authority
regulations, DDA Code of practices and HSE
requirements.
Complete PPE to be used, safety shoe, safety
jacket, helmet, hand gloves, safety glass,
Nose/Face mask and safety harness. Suitable
PPE as per activity requirement.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
     Ali & Sons HSE Policies and Procedures

 06 Using of hand  Using defective power tools.  Minor injury shall be followed by Menasco team prior to
DM - Code of
tools and
 Used of un-inspected power tools.  Personal injury start of the Activity.
construction
portable power 
 Untrained Workers using Power  Property/asset Permit to Work to be obtained prior to activity.
Safety
tools damage  Menasco to comply with Local Authority
Practices
 Insulation
 Failure to use correct PPE regulations and DDA HSE requirements.
CHAPTER 14
resistance
 Improper handling/storage  MSRA to be communicated with the
HandandPowe
tester
 Misuse of tools operatives by the foreman or supervisor.
Operated Tools
 Multi-
 Excess pressure on tools  Hot Work Permit to be obtained prior to start 182
meter
 Electric Shock of cutting or grinding activities (If applicable).
 RCD test
 Flying fragments  Operator must be trained for Safe Handling of  Project Manager
kit.
 Poor/lack of supervision Power Tools.
 Loop
 Tripping  Use power tools with both hands never use Construction
Impedanc  3 3 9 single hand.  
1 3 3  Y
Manager
e test kit
 Maintain cable management and use cable
 Polarity &
stand. Senior Project
Phase
 Never modify the power tools maintenance Engineer
rotation
 Repairing must be done only by a competent
tester
person. Site Engineer
 Electrical
 Do not use any damage power tool and worn
Hand
out cable wires. HSE Officer
tools  Grinding/Cutting handle to be available
always prior to use at site Supervisors
Foreman
T & C Engrs
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
     Grinding disc should only be used for grinding

machine
 While cutting disc to be used on Cutting
machine only.
 Grinding/Cutting Machine Disc RPM should
be greater than or equal to Grinding/Cutting
Machine
 All power tools issued from Store must be
pre-Inspected and in good conditions before
issuing to Workers by Storekeepers
 All power tools issued from Store must be pre-
Inspected and in good conditions before
   issuing to Workers by Storekeepers.     

 All damaged and unsafe to use Power tools to
be tagged out and returned to central store for
repair for fit to use purpose.
 Follow manufacturer instruction. All power
tools to be used at site must be of 110 volts
Proper insulation of terminals and cables, Use
of standard fitting.
 All electrical equipment’s / tools to be
protected from water.
 Daily inspection of equipment’s, tools, cables
and fittings
Disconnect the power cable while not in use
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
    Ensure that work area is free (as is


practicable) from trailing cables, tools,
materials debris and spills. Inspected
power tools to be used on site.
 Do not overload the Electrical Distribution
Board (EDB).
 All electrical tools to be grounded or double
insulated.
 All electrical tools above 110 volts use on site

 
are to be connected through ELCB / RCD   
  installed Electrical distribution board.
 All electrical tools and equipment’s to be
checked by competent electrical on regular
intervals without fail
 Complete PPE to be used: safety shoe, safety
jacket, helmet, hand gloves, safety glass,
earplug and Face/Nose mask

(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 Work at Height Falling of men and materials from Major Injuries The Ali & Sons Contracting Project HSE Plan
07 - Using Scaffold,
height Minor Injury
shall be strictly complied with by all DM – Compliance
A-Type ladder / All works shall be regularly monitored and CHAPTER 8
Presence of overhead services Fatality Scaffolding
Podium Ladders supervised by M/s MENASCO site team
Safety
Incompetent workers  Property damaged to ensure full compliance 101CHAPTER
MENASCO shall provide adequate resources, 4Personal
Lack of supervision
as appropriate to ensure safe execution of work Protective
Improper use of work platform
scope. Equipment
44Project
Unauthorized access to the All work shall be carried out in accordance to all
Manager
applicable UAE Laws and Regulations, DM
equipment
Regulations and MMC Project HSE Management Construction
Untrained operator
System. Manager
Unfavourableclimatic conditions MSRA to be communicated with the operatives
 3 3 9  
1 3 3 Y
by the foreman or supervisor. Senior Project
Unbalancing of work platform
Permit For work at height on scaffolding to be Engineer
Caught-in between
available and approved from concerned team prior
Working under direct sun light to start of work. Site Engineer
Pre-Task briefing or TBT to be carried out by
Dust
foreman or supervisor prior to start of work HSE Officer
Noise
communicating hazard and control measures to its
Slippery surface due to leak of oil workers. Supervisors
Only Competent scaffolder which is 3rd party

certified to erect mobile Aluminum scaffolding and Foreman
platform.
 Operative Working at height must be trained for T & C Engrs
Safe Work at height.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
    Scaffolders must undergo training for Working

at Height prior erection and dismantling of
scaffolding.
Permit For work at height on scaffolding to be
available and approved from concerned team prior
to start of work.
Proper lightning of work areas to be put in place
by supervisor and foreman before start of activity
Simultaneous operation or activities to be
avoided during Work at height activity.
Standard and approved materials to be used.
Mobile Aluminum scaffolding must be inspected by
the scaffolding inspector who is 3rd party certified
   
3 points of contact to be maintained while using   
Step/A-Type ladders.
Buddy system to be in place when using Step
ladders/A-type ladders.
Power tools are not to be used on Step/A-type
ladders instead Podium ladders or scaffolding to
be used. No workers should stand on the last
rung of the ladder
The A-Type ladder lock to be engaged prior to
start of work.
A-type/Step ladders not to be used at floor
openings or edges.
Workers should not overreach when using A-
type/Step Ladders.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 08 Working in hot  Heat Stress and Heat-related Major Injuries  The midday break regulation from DM to be
whether Illnesses, Risk: Prolonged ensures that outdoor work activities are
Minor Injury
exposure to high temperatures suspended during the hottest part of the day
Fines
(Midday Break can lead to heat stress, heat when temperatures are typically at their peak.
Rule between exhaustion, or even heatstroke. Property damaged This allows workers to rest, hydrate, and seek
June 15th To  Dehydration: Working in 
hot shade during the most intense heat
 Project Manager
September environments can lead to  Risk Assessment and Planning:
15th ) excessive fluid loss through  Working in heat Training and Awareness shall
Construction
sweating, increasing the risk of be provided
Manager
dehydration  Encourage workers to drink plenty of water
 Sunburn and Skin Damage risk and fluids before, during, and after work to
Senior Project
of skin cancer. prevent dehydration.
Engineer
 All ailments due to excessive  Schedule frequent rest breaks in shaded or
heat, like cramps, burns,  4 
3 12 
air-conditioned areas to allow workers to cool 
1 3 3 Y
Site Engineer
headache, dehydration, etc. down and recover from heat exposure.
  Plan work activities to minimize exposure
HSE Officer
during the hottest parts of the day, such as
scheduling physically demanding tasks in the
Supervisors
cooler morning or late afternoon hours
Foreman
 Ventilation and Airflow
 Implement a system for monitoring workers'
 T & C Engrs
health and well-being, including regular
checks for signs of heat-related illnesses
 Provision of cool drinking water
 Proper cotton clothing
 Change in work schedule, wherever possible.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 Provision of frequent rest intervals, etc.

 Ensure workmen always work in buddy
system.
 Establish clear protocols for responding to
heat-related emergencies, including providing
first aid, calling for medical assistance, and
safely removing affected workers from the hot
environment
 Heat stress campaign
 Report all heat disorder to site first aid clinic.
 Ensuring a trained nurse/first aider on site
with sufficient treatment of dehydration
facilities, salts (i.e. Electrolytes). 
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 Mental Stress  Psychological  Night work permit to be obtained prior to start

09 Night Work trauma of work
 Psychological Stress
 Sleeplessness  Workers to be provided rest period or off days
 Poor Coordination
 Restlessness after extended night work.  Project Manager
 Lack of Supervision and  Minor Injury  Welfare facilities to be provided for Night work
 Property shift  Construction
Monitoring
Damage  First Aid facility and first aiders to be provided Manager
 Low or high illumination
for night work
 Poor ventilation  Emergency Vehicle and contact numbers to  Senior Project
be readily available at point of work Engineer
 Sleeping on the job
 Proper Ventilation to be provided during
 Lack of rest humid period at night, with rehydration and  Site Engineer
observing job rotation
3 3 9 1 3 3 Y
 ASC Policies and Procedures shall be  HSE Officer
followed by Menasco team prior to start of the
Activity.  Supervisors
 Menasco to comply with Local Authority
regulations and HSE requirements Foreman
 Proper supervision and Monitoring to be
Maintained for all Night Work. Operators
 Effective supervision and monitoring shall be
provided  T & C Engrs
 Sufficient illuminations shall be available in the 
 ERT
working premises
 No high risk activities in the site unless get the
approval from main contractors
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
  General  Obstructed emergency route  Minor Injury

 10 Emergency  Lack of emergency rescue team  First Aid case MSRA should communicate to workers prior to
Situations  Lack of emergency rescue kit  Medical treatment commencement of work.
 Lack of training to Emergency case Operatives must be trained of safe and proper
responder  Fines use of hand tools.  Project Manager
 
Incompetent emergency responders Property damage All tools provided must be assessed to ensure
that they are fit for purpose, they fit for the  Construction
 Improper or lack of illumination  Lack of training to Manager
 Improper or lack of ventilation Emergency responder environment in which they are to be used and they
  Incompetent are in good condition.  Senior Project

.Sharp tools, which cut steel, can cut flesh Engineer
emergency responders
without trouble. Hammers, which can drive nails,
 Improper or lack of  Site Engineer
can squash fingers too. Open-bladed knives,
illumination  3 2 6  
1 2 2  Y
screwdrivers, and other sharp tools are to be  HSE Officer
 Improper or lack of
carried and used so as not to cause injury to the
ventilation  Supervisors
user or others.
Non-ferrous (spark free) tools are to be used in  Foreman
flammable atmospheres.
Insulated tools must be used where there is a  Operators
possibility of live electrical work
Visual checks must be completed by operatives  ERT TEAM
on tools prior to their use. They rely on them, as
skilled trade’s persons, to assist them in this by
reporting immediately if something is not suitable
or is broken.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
          
 Proper ventilation to be provided
 Proper and safe access to be provided in work
areas.
 Ali & Sons HSE Policies and Procedures shall be
followed by Menasco team prior to start of the
Activity.
 Menasco to comply with Local Authority
regulations and HSE requirements
 Emergency response and contact details to be
made available and known to workers at site.
 
 Emergency vehicle to be available for emergency
rescue to nearest hospital.
DIFC - ASC HSE MANAGER
Contact: No # 0543057866
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
 
11 Housekeeping  Slips, Trips, and Falls: Improper Major Injuries  Workers must be trained and aware and
at workplace disposal of waste can create comply with the housekeeping plan on the site.
Minor Injury
after the task obstacles and clutter, increasing  TBT on housekeeping to be given to all.
Fire
the risk of slips, trips, and falls  Removal of all waste from work after the
Project
 Contamination and Exposure:  Property damaged completion of activity.
Manager

 Fire and Combustible Materials:  Where possible, packaging materials shall be
Improper disposal and storage of removed from the site the earliest opportunity in
Construction
flammable or combustible order to reduce the fire load.
Manager
materials can increase the risk of  Materials to be stacked and stored properly.
fire  Signage and Labelling:
Senior
 Health Hazards: Inadequate  Establish a regular waste removal schedule to
Project
disposal of waste can create an prevent accumulation. Dispose of waste in a
 3 2 6  1 2 2 Engineer
unhygienic environment, leading timely manner and ensure that waste collection
to health hazards services or processes are in place.

Site Engineer
 Conduct routine inspections of waste storage
areas and disposal practices to identify any
HSE Officer
potential hazards, leaks, or improper waste
handling. Promptly address any issues or
Supervisors
deficiencies found during Effective planning for
Foreman
proper materials arrangement and maintain
 T & C Engrs
housekeeping at site on daily basis
 Specific training to be provided to the working
parties for housekeeping.
(RISK ASSESSMENT)
Job Step Action By
(Y/N)
Likelihood
Likelihood
(T/A/M/I)
(T/A/M/I)
Outcome
(Sequence of
Outcome
Severity
Severity
        All waste to be placed in designated   

corresponding waste skips/ bins provided for
final disposal as per site waste management
policy.
 Area must be clear at all times to avoid fall, slip
and trip hazard.
 Supervisor to check work areas at close of
working day.
 
Note: If any new scenarios emerge that are not covered by this risk assessment, site management should be contacted immediately, and the task should not be completed until a specific risk
assessment has been completed, issued, and understood.

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COMMENTS RESOLUTION SHEET

Project: CP-05-03 Main Works Package PMC TIME

Prime Technology CP05-03-MMC-MST-ELE-0025 Rev.00 Testing & Commissioning of FDB has

Prime Technology Comply, refer to the attached Method

Form # ASC-170.06 Rev. 01 May 2022

Project DIFC CP-05 Office Building Main Works Package

For Prime Technologies LLC

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

1) SCOPE, PURPOSE & OBJECTIVE

2) REFERENCES & DEFINITIONS

3) HEALTH & SAFETY HAZARDS

6) MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

7) HEALTH & SAFETY PROVISIONS

8) Q.C. APPROVAL AND OTHER DOCUMENTARY REQUIREMENTS

▪ CHECKLISTS FOR PRE-COMMISSIONING AND COMMISSIONING

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

2.0 REFERENCES & DEFINITIONS

3.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

4.0 RESPONSIBILITIES (Sub-Contractor)

4.1 Project Manager

4.2 Electrical Engineer

• Obtain testing and commissioning permit if required.

4.3 Electrical Supervisor

He should ensure that:

4.4 QA/QC Engineer

4.5 Safety Engineer

5.0 PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

5.2 Pre-Commissioning Checks

5.3.1 Cold Test- Continuity Test:

Radial and Lighting circuits:

• A small beef sound (or resistance value) will confirm continuity.

• The readings at all points should be substantially similar.

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

Three phase circuits:

5.3.2 Cold Test- Insulation Resistance Test

5.3.3 Live test- Polarity/ Phase Rotation test

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

• The tester will indicate either clockwise rotation or counter-clockwise rotation.

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

5.3.5 Live Test- Earth Fault Loop Impedance (Zs) Test:

5.3.6 Live Test- Earth Leakage Test (Trip Test):

5.3.7 Live Test- Functional Test

• The purpose of functional performance tests is to demonstrate that the

6.0 MANPOWER, EQUIPMENT & MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

6.1 Manpower Requirements

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

6.2 Material and Equipment Requirements

Contract specifications supersedes all material described in this document.

S/N ACTIVITIES / ITEMS TO BE INSPECTED Yes NO REM

Check materials and accessories used as per approved material submittal.

3 Panels and containing rooms are clean.

8 All circuits are connected and closed and no bare cables/conductors

Comments (if any):

MMC/SUPPLIER CA ASC LACASA

Circuit Wire Size Continuity Test Measured IR Value (MΩ)

Prepared by (MENASCO) Verified by (ASC) Approved by LACASA

Prepared by (MENASCO) Verified by (CA) Verified by (ASC) Approved by (LACASA)

RCD Testing Instrument Type/Make : Loop Testing Instrument Type/Make :

Prepared by (MENASCO) Verified by (CA) Verified by (ASC) Approved by (LACASA)

Minor or Serious Major Injury – Lost Single Fatality

 Manual handling  MENASCO shall provide ESSW, as Project Manager