IP1!02!002!00!11 CW AGP MT 000020 (01) - MT For Cast in Situ Concrete B

Employer PMC Consultant Contractor
METHOD STATEMENT SUBMITTAL FORM

PROJECT Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST)-HW2 Infrastructure - Dome Connectivity
Submittal Ref: IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020 Date 29-Oct-23 Rev. 1
Submittal Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete
Submitted By Manuel Romel Ante Signature

Discipline Civil Work
Drawing Ref: Specification Ref
Type of Submittal
Material Submission Prequalification Shop Drawings Design Calculation Report Programme
Material Sample Method Statement As Built Plans / Procedure Others (Please Specify Doc Type)
The Contractor certifies that the Technical data submitted herewith is in compliance with the Contract drawings and specifications unless specifically
noted / highlighted here or on the attached documents.
Authorised Signatory Hisham Abualeinein (PM) Date 29-Oct-23

Received Signature Date
Engineer / Consultant's Comments
Code A -Approved
Subject to approval from PMC
Code B - Approved with
Sirajudeen KV Comments
Code C - Revise and Resubmit
Code D - Rejected
Reviewed By Ih a b N a ffa Date 03/11/2023
PMC / Client's Comments
The PMC has no objection to the proposed submission subject to

full compliance with the consultants comments and/or with any
necessary applicable authorities requirements and specifications.
Reviewed By EllisDon Date 06-Nov-23

Corrections or comments made relative to submittals during this review do not relieve the contractor from compliance with the Contract requirements and
specifications. Any changes from previous revisions of the submittal or contract documents, unless specifically highlighted are not necessarily reveiwed
and hence not necessarily approved.
Received Date
Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST)-HW2 Infrastructure - Dome Connectivity
DOCUMENT REVIEW SHEET
DOCUMENT REVIEW APPROVAL CODE B - APPROVED WITH COMMENTS OVERALL STATUS CODE Open
Document/Drawing No. IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020 Date Received 03-Nov-23
Document/Drawing Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete Revision 01 Comments Issued On 06-Nov-23
Comment Code Legend (for individual comments): Reply Code Legend (for individual response):
1 = Action required for this issue 2 = advisory comment 3 = to be addressed at later stage i=incorporated ii= evaluated and not incorporated for the reason stated
Comment
No. Doc. Rev. Section/ Page/ Part No. Engineer/ Employer Comments Comment By Contractor/ Consultant Response Reply Code Reply By Status
Code
1 0 RA-General Serial numbers for the activities to be maintained. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Serial numbers indicated in the revised risk assessment Closed
RA-Finishes and Working at height hazard not identified and existing control measures for working at height
2 0 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
protection incorportaed. Please clarifiy?
3 0 RA-General As per work methodology use of concrete pump is required so RA to be incorporated all activities. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
Following points to be considered while using concrete pump at site;

Ensure Whip Checks are fixed to prevent hoses from whipping if couplings are accidentally
4 0 RA-Use of concrete pump disconnected. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
Prepare the ground properly using outrigger pads.
Self-constructed washout containers/area must be available for collecting, retaining, and recycling the
As
washperwater
work and
methodology
solids fromscaffolding required
washing down for this task
mixed-truck and and
chutes RA is not included
pump with hazards
truck hoppers at site. and
5 0 RA-General 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
control measures of working with scaffolding.
Is there any requirement of using power tools for surface preperation ?If yes RA to be considered use
of power tools.
Noted. Future ducts drawing are attached in Appnedix F. Other element to be casted will
7 0 Appendix F: Approved Shop Drawing/s must be attached 1 PIL/YA Open
be based on the submitted shop drawing and site requirement.
Pre-commencement activities:
6.0 Detailed Construction
8 0 All required calibration certificate must be submitted to the Engineer and incorporate in the Method 1 PIL/YA Noted and incorporated in section 6.1.12 Open
Sequence (Methodology),
Statement.
9 0 Contractor must provide and maintain a curing log each manhole. 1 PIL/YA Noted. Curing log shall be maintained by the AGCC Lab Team Open
Noted. Project Quality Plan reference already mentioned in section 2. For shop drawing
and material approval, Contractor would like to note that the method statement for in-situ
References approval for shop drawing and project quality plan and other materials to be added and
10 0 References 1 PIL/YA concrete casting is for general works (telecom, streetlight, mcc, potable water, etc) and Open
specified.
providing each reference number will be enormous. However, Contractor will ensure that
shop drawing & material approval is obtained prior to work at site
11 0 Content 4 Resources/4.5 Responsible for Material Engineer to be mentioned in Human Resources and RACI Matric 1 PIL/MY Material Engineer responsibilities included in Section 4.5 Closed
12 0 Content 6.2 (Methodology) Formation to be compacted to 95% MDD 1 PIL/MY Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.2 Closed
13 00 MS-Manpower Does AGC have a Temporary Works Coordinator or Temporary Works Supervisor 2 KL-EDC All works are coordinated monitored by the Construction Managers and Project Engineer. Closed
14 00 MS-6.2.3 Steel reinforcement How will steel reinforcement be delivered to the working area? 1 KL-EDC Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.3 Closed
MS-6.2.4 Preparation of
15 00 How will the formwork be lifted into position and removed? 1 KL-EDC Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.4 Closed
shuttering and Formworks
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Comment
Code
16 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete What safe working platform will be provided? 1 KL-EDC Most of the in situ casting are for the future ducts, hence no working platform is required Closed
No false work requires under this submitted method statement. Separate method
17 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete Will there be any formwork that requires falsework? 2 KL-EDC Closed
statement will eb submitted if needed.
18 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete Does AGC use a Permit to Load? 2 KL-EDC AGCC does not have Permit to Load Closed
19 00 MS-6.2.14 De-Shuttering Does AGC use a Permit to Strike? 2 KL-EDC AGCC does not have Permit to Strike Closed
20 00 Risk Grading Matrix The Intolerable risk is 15-25. The legend 21-25?? 3 KL-EDC Risk Grading Matrix revised as noted Closed
00 What has this task got to do with the casting of in-situ concrete? Noted. Risk assessment revised
21 RA-Manufacture of moulds 2 KL-EDC Open
01 Manufacture of moulds still included.
00 What has this task got to do with the casting of in-situ concrete? Noted. Risk assessment revised
RA-Inspection and Preparation of
22 2 KL-EDC Open
moulds for concreting
01 Inspection and Preparation of moulds for concreting still included
23 00 RA-General There is no risk assessment for the fabrication and installation of formwork or falsework 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
00 RA-General There is no risk assessment for de-shuttering activities 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
No risk identified. Include protruding nail risks and de-nailing areas under mitigation measures
24
01 RA-Deshuttering works Existing controls 'Ensure the operatives wear hand gloves, goggles and full body harness always 2 KL-EDC Open
while during de-shuttering works'. Why is full body harness required if most of the in situ casting are
for the future ducts, hence no working platform is required?
Refrain from using generic terminology 'Wear appropriate PPE for the specific task', '5-point PPE rule
00 Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment
shall be complied with by all operatives' Specify the PPE required for each task.
25 RA-General RA is not revised 2 KL-EDC Open

01
Wherever there is a risk of collision with vehicle/plant/equipment - AGC is to ensure that a safe
00 Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment
working distance of 10 metres is followed at Site
26 RA-General 1 KL-EDC Open
AGC is to ensure that a safe working distance of 10 metres is followed at Site - this has not been
01
incorporated in your Risk Assessment
27 01 RA-Surface Preparation No risk identified, no affected group identified 2 KL-EDC Open
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Comment
Code
Will working at height be carried out? Most of the in situ casting are for the future ducts, hence no
28 01 RA-Working at height 2 KL-EDC Open
working platform is required?
29 01 RA-General Errors in the page numbering - Page 11 of 11 3 KL-EDC Open
Disclaimer: The PMC/ Employer/ Engineer reserve the right to add/change comments made here once all the documents related to and impacting on the document reviewed herewith are submitted and reviewed. This document does not releive the Contractor/ Consultant from it's obligations in accordance with the Contract
Documents.
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METHOD STATEMENT SUBMITTAL FORM

PROJECT Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST)-HW2 Infrastructure - Dome Connectivity
Submittal Ref: IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020 Date 5-Oct-23 Rev. 00
Submittal Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete
Submitted By Manuel Romel Ante Signature

Discipline Civil Work
Drawing Ref: Specification Ref
Type of Submittal
Authorised Signatory Hisham Abualeinein (PM) Date 5-Oct-23

Code A -Approved
Please refer to the attached DRS.
Comments
Code D - Rejected
Reviewed By Sirajudeen KV Ihab Naffa Date 09-10-2023

The Contractor is to comply with PMC & Supervision Consultant's comments.
Reviewed By EllisDon Date 18-Oct-2023

Received Date
DOCUMENT REVIEW APPROVAL CODE A - APPROVED OVERALL STATUS CODE Open
Document/Drawing No. IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020 Date Received 31-Oct-23
Comment
Code
1 0 RA-General Serial numbers for the activities to be maintained. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Serial numbers indicated in the revised risk assessment Closed
2 0 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
3 0 RA-General As per work methodology use of concrete pump is required so RA to be incorporated all activities. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed

disconnected.
4 0 RA-Use of concrete pump 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Closed
wash water and solids from washing down mixed-truck chutes and pump truck hoppers at site.
As per work methodology scaffolding required for this task and RA is not included with hazards and
of power tools.
Statement.

specified.
13 00 MS-Manpower Does AGC have a Temporary Works Coordinator or Temporary Works Supervisor 2 KL-EDC All works are coordinated monitored by the Construction Managers and Project Engineer. Open
14 00 MS-6.2.3 Steel reinforcement How will steel reinforcement be delivered to the working area? 1 KL-EDC Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.3 Open
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DOCUMENT REVIEW APPROVAL CODE A - APPROVED OVERALL STATUS CODE Open
Comment
Code
15 00 How will the formwork be lifted into position and removed? 1 KL-EDC Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.4 Open
16 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete What safe working platform will be provided? 1 KL-EDC Most of the in situ casting are for the future ducts, hence no working platform is required Open
17 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete Will there be any formwork that requires falsework? 2 KL-EDC Open
18 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete Does AGC use a Permit to Load? 2 KL-EDC AGCC does not have Permit to Load Open
19 00 MS-6.2.14 De-Shuttering Does AGC use a Permit to Strike? 2 KL-EDC AGCC does not have Permit to Strike Open
20 00 Risk Grading Matrix The Intolerable risk is 15-25. The legend 21-25?? 3 KL-EDC Risk Grading Matrix revised as noted Open
21 00 RA-Manufacture of moulds What has this task got to do with the casting of in-situ concrete? 2 KL-EDC Noted. Risk assessment revised Open

22 00 What has this task got to do with the casting of in-situ concrete? 2 KL-EDC Noted. Risk assessment revised Open
23 00 RA-General There is no risk assessment for the fabrication and installation of formwork or falsework 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
24 00 RA-General There is no risk assessment for de-shuttering activities 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
25 00 RA-General 2 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
26 00 RA-General working distance of 10 metres is followed at Site 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
Documents.
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DOCUMENT REVIEW APPROVAL CODE C - REVISE & RESUBMIT OVERALL STATUS CODE Open
Document/Drawing Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete Revision 00 Comments Issued On 18-Oct-23
Comment
Code
1 0 RA-General Serial numbers for the activities to be maintained. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Serial numbers indicated in the revised risk assessment Open
2 0 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
3 0 RA-General As per work methodology use of concrete pump is required so RA to be incorporated all activities. 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open

disconnected.
4 0 RA-Use of concrete pump 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
wash water and solids from washing down mixed-truck chutes and pump truck hoppers at site.
As per work methodology scaffolding required for this task and RA is not included with hazards and
5 0 RA-General 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
6 0 RA-General 1 PIL/SKV Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
of power tools.
Statement.

specified.
13 00 MS-Manpower Does AGC have a Temporary Works Coordinator or Temporary Works Supervisor 2 KL-EDC All works are coordinated monitored by the Construction Managers and Project Engineer. Open
14 00 MS-6.2.3 Steel reinforcement How will steel reinforcement be delivered to the working area? 1 KL-EDC Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.3 Open
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DOCUMENT REVIEW APPROVAL CODE C - REVISE & RESUBMIT OVERALL STATUS CODE Open
Document/Drawing Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete Revision 00 Comments Issued On 18-Oct-23
Comment
Code
15 00 How will the formwork be lifted into position and removed? 1 KL-EDC Noted and incorporated in section 6.2.4 Open
16 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete What safe working platform will be provided? 1 KL-EDC Most of the in situ casting are for the future ducts, hence no working platform is required Open
17 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete Will there be any formwork that requires falsework? 2 KL-EDC Open
18 00 MS-6.2.8 Pouring of concrete Does AGC use a Permit to Load? 2 KL-EDC AGCC does not have Permit to Load Open
19 00 MS-6.2.14 De-Shuttering Does AGC use a Permit to Strike? 2 KL-EDC AGCC does not have Permit to Strike Open
20 00 Risk Grading Matrix The Intolerable risk is 15-25. The legend 21-25?? 3 KL-EDC Risk Grading Matrix revised as noted Open
21 00 RA-Manufacture of moulds What has this task got to do with the casting of in-situ concrete? 2 KL-EDC Noted. Risk assessment revised Open

22 00 What has this task got to do with the casting of in-situ concrete? 2 KL-EDC Noted. Risk assessment revised Open
23 00 RA-General There is no risk assessment for the fabrication and installation of formwork or falsework 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
24 00 RA-General There is no risk assessment for de-shuttering activities 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
25 00 RA-General 2 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
26 00 RA-General working distance of 10 metres is followed at Site 1 KL-EDC Noted. Incorporated in the revised risk assessment Open
Documents.
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AL HUDAYRIAT ISLAND WEST INFRASTRUCTURE
WORKS – DOME CONNECTIVITY
Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete

Ref. no. IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020 [01]
[IP1-02-00002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000021] Rev. 00
Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete Page 2 of 20
Prepared by:
Al Geemi Contracting Company LLC.
PO Box 2877,
Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates
www.algeemi.com
Prepared for:
Parsons International Limited
P.O. Box 5498,
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
www.parsons.com
This document is the property of Parsons/Ellisdon and

Modon.
All rights reserved. No section or element of this

document may be removed from this document,
reproduced, electronically stored or transmitted in any
form without the written permission of
Parsons/Ellisdon and Modon.
This document contains confidential or proprietary

information which may be subject to export control and
should not be copied, reproduced, republished,
uploaded, transmitted, printed or distributed in any
way without prior written authorization as required
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Programme Management
Infrastructure Works
Hudayriat Island
Project Description : HW2 Infrastructure – Dome Connectivity

Ref No.: : IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020
Rev. No. : 01
Date : 27-10-2023
REVISION HISTORY
01 27-10-2023 Issued for Approval
00 05-10-2023 Status C
REV. NO DATE DESCRIPTION
APPROVALS
Printed initials in the boxes confirms that the document has been reviewed and approved.
Approved records are saved on Hudayriat Island Programme LIbrary.
Author Ayham Nasaralla, Project Engineer 27-10-2023
Checked By Amjad Harara, Tech Manager 27-10-2023
Reviewed By Manuel Romel Ante, QA/QC Eng. 27-10-2023
Hisham MH Abualeinein, Project

Approved By Manager
27-10-2023
NAME SIGNATURE DATE

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[Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete] Page 4 of 22
Table of Contents
DESCRIPTION PAGE NO.
1.0 Objectives & Scope................................................................................................ 6
2.0 References ............................................................................................................ 7
3.0 Definitions ............................................................................................................ 8
4.0 Resources:............................................................................................................. 8
4.1 Materials: .......................................................................................................... 8
4.2 Approved Sub-contractor and PQ documents.................................................. 9
4.3 Shop drawings ................................................................................................... 9
4.4 Equipment’s required and third-party certification ......................................... 9
4.5 Human resources and RACI Matrix (Appendix A) ............................................. 9
5.0 HSE requirements (Precautions/ Risk Assessment)- Appendix-D: ......................... 14
6.0 Detailed Construction Sequence (Methodology): ................................................. 17
6.1 Pre-commencement of activities: ................................................................... 17
6.2.1 Setting Out: ..................................................................................................... 18
6.2.4 Excavation and Formation: ............................................................................. 18
6..2.9 Steel Reinforcement: ...................................................................................... 18
6.2.17 Sand Blasting for Steel Reinforcement: .......................................................... 19
6.2.18 Preparation of Shuttering and Formworks….……………………………………………….19

6.2.26 Transportation of Concrete………………………….………………………………………………19
6.2.30 Temperature Control of Concrete and Ambient….……………………………………….20
6.2.34 Concreting in Adverse Weather……………………………………………………………….….20
6.2.39 Pouring of Concrete…………………………………………….………………………………………20
6.2.49 Vibrating of Concrete…………………………………………….…………………………………….21
6.2.54 Shortage of Concrete…………………………………………….…………………………………….22
6.2.56 Finishing of Concrete…………………………………………………………………………………..22
Template Ref. No.: MP-PMP-10.01-016-00

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6.2.57 Curing of Concrete…………………………………………………………….………………………24

6.2.58 Construction, Expansion and Contraction Joints……………………….…………….…24
6.2.62 De-Shuttering…………………………………………………………………………….………….…25
6.2.66 Sampling and Testing of Concrete Cubes…………………………………….……………25
7.0 Construction Program …..(Attachment Appendix -B) ............................................ 27
8.0 Quality Control - ITP & Inspection Check list…. (Attachment: Appendix-C) ............ 27
9.0 Risk Assessment / Hazard Assessment….(Attachment: Appendix-D)..................... 27
10.0 Third party approval requirements, if any. (Attachment Appendix-E) ................... 27
11.0 Attachments:…Appendix-E(Shop drawings/ sketches/ certificates etc. as required.)

........................................................................................................................... 27
12.0 Quality Risk Assessment: Appendix-G .................................................................. 27

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1.0 Objectives & Scope
Objective:
The objective of this method statement is to presents the procedures and practices to be
followed at site during cast in-situ concrete construction in accordance with the
Specifications. The aforesaid activities are in accordance with requirements of the project,
authorities' specification. For the Project “Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST) Infrastructure
- Dome Connectivity”
This statement covers the various steps and sequence of works for cast-in-situ concrete
construction.
This construction Method statement applies to the following works:
➢ All prior activities
➢ Setting out
➢ Excavation and formation
➢ Steel Reinforcement
➢ Preparation of shuttering and Formworks Transportation of concrete
➢ Temperature control of Concrete and Ambient Temp Monitoring
➢ Concreting in Adverse weather:
➢ Pouring of concrete
➢ Vibrating of concrete
➢ Shortage of Concrete Finishing of Concrete
➢ Curing of Concrete
➢ Construction, expansion and contraction joints
➢ De-shuttering
➢ Sampling & Testing of Concrete Cubes

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2.0 References
Document Reference No. Title
Codes of practice/Legislative code
OSHAD SF-CoP-01.0 Hazardous Materials
OSHAD SF-CoP-02.0 personal protective equipment
OSHAD SF-CoP-03.0 Occupational Noise

OSHAD SF-CoP-03.1 Vibration
OSHAD SF-CoP-04.0 First aid and medical treatment
OSHAD SF-CoP-08.0 General workplace amenities
OSHAD SF-CoP-09.2 Managing work-related stress
OSHAD SF-CoP-11.0 Safety in the heat
OSHAD SF-CoP-13.0 Violence in the workplace
OSHAD SF-CoP-14.0 Manual handling and ergonomics
OSHAD SF-CoP-15.0 Electrical Safety
OSHAD SF-CoP-17.0 Safety signage and signals
Safety in Design (Construction)

OSHAD SF-CoP-20.0
OSHAD SF-CoP-21.0 Permit to work
OSHAD SF-CoP-22.0 Barricading of hazards
OSHAD SF-CoP-25.0 Driver Fatigue Prevention

OSHAD SF-CoP-27.0 Confined Spaces
OSHAD SF-CoP-29.0 Excavation
OSHAD SF-CoP-31.0 Working On Over or Adjacent to Water
OSHAD SF-CoP-33.0 Working On of Adjacent to a Road
Safe Use of Lifting Equipment and Lifting

OSHAD SF-CoP-34.0
Accessories
OSHAD SF-CoP-35.0 Portable Power Tools
OSHAD SF-CoP-36.0 Plant and Equipment

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OSHAD SF-CoP-37.0 Ladders
OSHAD SF-CoP-39.0 Overhead and Underground Services
OSHAD SF-CoP-44.0 Traffic Management and Logistics
OSHAD SF-CoP-47.0 Machine Guarding
OSHAD SF-CoP-51.0 Powered Lift Trucks
OSHAD SF-CoP-53.0 OSH management during construction work
OSHAD SF-CoP-54.0 Waste management
Specification Details
Contract Specifications
PROJECT PLANS
IP1-02-00002-04-11-HS-
Project HSE Plan
AGP-PL-000001
IP1-02-00002-00-11-QA-
Project Quality Plan
AGP-PL-000001
3.0 Definitions
• Employer MODON properties PJSC

• PMC Ellisdon
• ENGINEER Parsons International Limited
• CONTRACTOR Al Geemi Cont Co L.L.C
• ADDC Abu Dhabi Distribution Company.
• ADSSC Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company
4.0 Resources:
4.1 Materials:
(All Materials shall be approved by Employer/Engineer Prior to Use)
• Ready Mix Concrete (as per approved mix design)

• Steel Reinforcement with binding wire (Uncoated / Coated with epoxy)
• Polyethylene Sheet

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• Curing Compound
• Compressible Board ( For Joints )
4.2 Approved Sub-contractor and PQ documents
• Not Applicable
4.3 Shop drawings
• As per approved project shop drawings (Appendix-F)
4.4 Equipment’s required and third-party certification

Equipment shall undergo routine maintenance to ensure safety measures to all its
operators and drivers. List of equipment are as follows.
• Survey Equipment’s
• Measuring Tapes, Spirit Levels, Plumb Line.
• Dewatering Equipment (If required)
• Excavator or Back hoe
• Concrete Transit Mixer
• Poker Vibrators
• Concrete Pump (as required)
• Wood Float and Steel Float
• Lab Equipment ( Slump Cone, Thermometer, Cubes etc. )
• Formworks and Scaffolds
• Safety PPE
• Other Equipment (if required)
4.5 Human resources and RACI Matrix (Appendix A)
Manpower
1. Project Manager
2. Construction manager
3. Project Engineer
4. QA/QC Engineer
5. HSE Engineer/Officer

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6. Surveyor & Team

7. Foreman
Project Manager
➢ Project Manager is the full authority & overall responsible for the safe project
site execution.
➢ Responsible for the overall implementation of the approved method statement
and risk assessment, approved Project HSE Plan and approved shop drawings.
➢ Responsible to ensure that HSE procedures and guidelines of OSHAD, and concern
authorities are implemented; permits/NOC and approvals are in-placed prior to work
and during the execution of works.
➢ Responsible to ensure that correct manpower, materials and resources are available
for the safe execution of work
➢ Responsible to take disciplinary action for the repeated HSE noncompliance during
the work.
Construction Manager
➢ Provide leadership in the implementation of all HSE approved method statement and
risk assessment during the execution of work.
➢ Responsible to provide overall functioning of the project execution, planning, progress
oversight
➢ Responsible to support the construction and QHSE team for the proper and safe
execution of the project in compliance with the contract specification, drawings and
other applicable contractual requirements.
➢ Responsible for arranging work permits / NOC and approvals for prior to
commencement of works.
➢ Responsible to ensure that all site works are complying the with the work permits /
NOC requirements
➢ Responsible to ensure that all site personnel receive induction from Safety department
and Supervisory team are fully aware of the drawings, specifications and quality and
inspection requirements.
➢ Responsible to ensure that all site works are executing as per approved method
statement and risk assessment , approved Project HSE Plan, Authority Safety
guidelines , Client’s Key HSE requirements and OSHAD COP,s .
➢ Responsible for arranging all the required safety control measures, sufficient
resources, welfare facilities and manpower prior to start the works and during the
execution on site to ensure the safe execution of works
➢ Responsible to stop any unsafe act or unsafe condition at work site to avoid any safety
noncompliance and to take immediate corrective action.
➢ Responsible to ensure good housekeeping at work area.

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Project Engineer
➢ Responsible to obtain MODON work permit the task in place prior to work and ensure
full compliance with MODON permit to Work/Work Management.
➢ Responsible to execute the construction work at site as per approved method
statement/ risk assessment , approved shop drawings , materials and specifications
all in accordance with the project technical ad contractual requirements .
➢ Responsible for procuring/assigning materials & workforce and to perform the planned
works
➢ Responsible to execute the construction work as per approved Project HSE Plan,
Authority Safety guidelines , Client’s Key HSE requirements and OSHAD COP,s
➢ Responsible for arranging all the required safety control measures including welfare
facilities ( rest shelter , toilets , drinking water etc. ) in place prior to start the works
and during the execution on site .
➢ To ensure that required HSE & Quality aspects are followed during the works.
➢ Ensure required NOC /PTW (internal and external), method statement, risk
assessment available at work place and fully implemented during the execution of
work
➢ Co-ordinate with site QA/QC Engineer at all relevant stages of work for site inspection.
➢ Responsible for strict compliance with valid PTW requirements.
➢ Responsible to conduct daily task briefing to all work force and need to be recorded
➢ Responsible to ensure that all heavy equipment’s working at site have valid third party
certificates and had undergone pre-mobilized inspection by the Safety Department
➢ Responsible to ensure sufficient resources are available for workers to do their jobs
safely and all personnel using required Task PPE ‘s properly at work site
noncompliance and to take immediate corrective action.
➢ Ensure good housekeeping ,waste management and safe access / egrees at work
area.
QA/QC Engineer
➢ Responsible to ensure that specified quality standards are incorporated in to the
works.
➢ Responsible to verify that materials used for the works are having required approvals
and the documents referred are approved.
➢ Responsible to ensure that tests/inspections specified for the works are conducted
and records maintained.
➢ Responsible to ensure that required method statement, work procedures being
approved as per Contract Conditions and Specification.
➢ Responsible to ensure that site construction team are working as per approved
method statement and compliance shall be monitored on ground / site.
➢ Responsible for conduction/coordinating required Job specific training to the work
force.

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Material Engineer responsibilities:

➢ Prepare Material Submittal for specific project.
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➢ Analyze product failure data and laboratory test results in order to determine causes
of problems and develop solutions.
➢ Conduct or supervise tests on raw materials in order to ensure their quality.
➢ Design and direct the testing and/or control of processing procedures.
➢ Evaluate technical specifications relating to the project objectives.
➢ Monitor material performance and evaluate material deterioration.
➢ Plan and implement laboratory operations for the purpose of developing material that
meet specification, and performance standards.
➢ Supervise production and testing processes laboratory operations.
➢ Conduct training sessions with regards to laboratory procedures/ methods for
laboratory personnel/ staff.
➢ Guide technical staff engaged in testing of materials for specific uses for the project.
Site Laboratory Technician:

➢ Maintain copy of approved ITPs
➢ Conduct tests in line with approved ITPs
➢ Maintain copies of valid calibration certificates of Lab Equipment
➢ Maintain calibration log for Lab Equipment
➢ Maintain test log
➢ Maintain concrete cube register
➢ Maintain copy of applicable codes and standards
➢ Monitor and maintain concrete curing tank water
HSE Engineer/Officer
➢ Responsible for conducting safety training, safety training programs /Campaign
induction for all work force to ensure the site staffs are familiar with the safety
requirements for this activity.
➢ Responsible to communicate the approved risk assessment with concern workforce,
trained them to comply with safety requirements.
➢ Responsible for daily inspection of work site and monitoring of required safety
measures during work as per safe practices / method statement, approved Project
HSE Plan, complying with Authority Safety guidelines , Client’s Key HSE
requirements and OSHAD COP,s .
➢ Ensure task briefing /tool Box Talks are conducted by the Site Engineer / Foreman to
the work force and records available at work site.
➢ Ensure required work permits available at work place and fully implemented during
the execution of work
➢ Ensure certified / trained personnel assigned for performing of works.
➢ Manage and Supervise the HSE team for onsite construction.

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➢ Responsible to ensure Client’s / OSHAD incident reporting and investigation

procedures are complying .
➢ Responsible to stop and notify any unsafe act or condition immediately to the concern
Site engineer or Project Manager for taking immediate corrective action at work site
➢ Ensure task PPE using by the workforce properly.
➢ Ensure welfare facilities (rest area, drinking water, and toilet) available at work place
are in good and usable condition.
➢ Responsible for issuing violation letter for the repeated HSE noncompliance during
the work.
➢ Ensure good housekeeping ,waste management and safe access / egrees at work
area.
Surveyor & Team

➢ Responsible for setting out the locations of foundations of road signs as per approved
shop drawing.
➢ Ensure that layouts shall be inspected Engineer Surveyor
➢ Ensure levels of foundation depths and levels are checked prior to proceed with the
works.
➢ Ensure proper task PPE using at work site.
Foreman
➢ Always be present throughout site works for safe execution of work.
➢ To supervise the site activities and ensure that all works are executed with valid PTW,
as per approved method statement and risk assessment , approved Shop drawings
, approved Project HSE Plan, complying with Authority Safety guidelines , Client’s
Key HSE requirements and OSHAD COP,s .
➢ Ensure approved materials only are used for the works
➢ Inspection/testing are conducted at the stages specified in approved ITP,
➢ Responsible to conduct daily task briefing to all work force and need to be recorded
➢ Responsible to ensure the concern work force under his team is completely aware for
the safe work procedure as per the approved method statement and risk assessment.
➢ Daily heavy equipment inspection and ensure only certified / good condition
equipment operation at work place
➢ Deploy only trained and experienced personnel for the task with close supervision.
➢ Responsible to ensure all personnel using required Task PPE ‘s properly at work site
➢ Ensure usable and good condition welfare facilities ( rest area, drinking water , toilet )
available at work place.
noncompliance and to take immediate corrective action
➢ Responsible for daily housekeeping at work site and maintain the worksite clean & tidy
with safe access and egress.

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5.0 HSE requirements (Precautions/ Risk Assessment) -

Appendix-D:
• The activities covered in this method statement shall be carried out in strict
compliance with the requirements of the approved project HSE plan or Project HSE
construction plan.
• All Staff, workers and operatives shall be given HSE induction.
• Prior to commencing the any activity, the labor force shall receive a tool box talk
on the project site safety regulation by the safety officer, any process that is
adopted that may have a particular safety risk will be assessed and addressed as
required. All hazards and the corresponding safety precautions in the respective
risk assessment shall be adhered to and communicated to the workers before
starting the work.
• Orientation on procedures of this method statement giving emphasis on risks
associated with the works and required safety measures to be
observed/implemented which all include but not limited to:
• Toolbox talks shall be conducted prior to commencing any activity.
• Equipment use to be inspected and inspected by the ENGINEER.
• Required wearing of PPE (safety shoes, helmet, hand gloves, HV jacket, Safety
goggles and dust musk) are mandatory PPE and rest of PPE must be used if
required to the particular works.
• Competency certificate of responsible person of the works to be submitted.
• Safety warning device of equipment to be in good condition.
• Proper warning signs, barriers around excavation and other safety precautionary
measures to be provided in the working area.
• Access and egress to trench shall be done.
• Suitable firefighting equipment shall be available in the work area.
• Approved safe work method statement and risk assessment with this activity shall
be available at site during construction activities.
• Safety warning device of equipment to be in good condition.
• Daily inspection to be done for excavation and backfilling activity.
• Toilet / welfare facilities will be provided to workers.
• Waste will be discarded at designated areas as advised by Engineer

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Emergency Procedure:
• Emergency Evacuation and Rescue procedure for unsafe working condition while
repairing precast element or working in a confined space subject to breathing issue
• If someone notice unsafe working while repairing precast concrete element or
working in confined space subject to breathing issue shall report immediately to
their immediate supervisor, Emergency number EHS Engineer, and emergency
coordinator about the situation.
• Warn immediately fellow staff/ workers near the possible unsafe area to avoid
human casualty or tragic incidents.
• The emergency response team/ Site Engineer/ Foreman will evaluate and assist
the situation if Emergency Response procedure will be activated.
• In unsafe working condition while repairing precast element or working in a
confined space subject to breathing issue , the safety officer shall immediately
report to Emergency coordinator for activating the Emergency procedure and for
calling outside help if necessary. When hearing continuous siren all staff /workers
shall evacuate and proceed to designated Assembly point.
• All equipment shall be drive away from area avoiding obstruction.
• All engines shall be shut down and operators proceeded to assembly point.
• The rescue team shall immediately respond in retrieving any staff/ workers buried
or trap in the collapsed trenches/ structures until civil defense arrives in the site.
• The Nurse/ first aider shall give necessary medical attention to the victim until
emergency medical support arrives.
• Head count shall be done at assembly point.
• Nobody will be allowed to go to work unless instructed by Emergency coordinator.
• Follow instructions given by Emergency Response Team.
• Any Emergency incident report shall be submitted to Client /AGC Management
and Regulatory Authority.
• Modon incident reporting escalation protocol must be followed at site.
• Al Geemi shall strictly ensure all adequate resources, trained personnel and
arrangements are available in the project for any emergency arising during the
excavation activity. And to ensure the preparedness, Al Geemi to conduct
emergency mock drills at regular intervals.

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Emergency Response Flow chart
Emergency Equipment:
• Stretcher
• Resuscitators
• First Aid Kits
• Breathing Apparatus
• Emergency Vehicle
• Male Nurse
• Vehicle Equipment Horn
• Mobile Air Horn
• Static Manual Alaram
• Eye wash stations or showers
• Hand tools (mops, buckets, squeegees and bins, personal protective clothing)

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Emergency contact numbers

• Emergency Number : 0504714850
• Project Manager : 055 264 4705
• Project Engineer : 050 721 0304
• Safety Manager : 056 327 2781
• Police : 999
• Ambulance : 998
• Fire : 997
• Abu Dhabi Municipality : 993 / 800555
• Electricity : 991
• Water : 992
• Etisalat : 8005500
6.0 Detailed Construction Sequence (Methodology):
6.1 Pre-commencement of activities:
6.1.1 Obtain Employer/Engineer approval on required Shop Drawing for

approved bench mark & supported protected points locating
Utilities/Services before commencement as well as the equipment to be
used.
6.1.2 Conduct site survey to record existing ground levels, conditions, excavation
limits and record any site instructions
6.1.3 If the water table is high, dewatering system will be implemented to
facilitate the excavation.
6.1.4 Drawings will be checked for existing underground utilities or obstruction
6.1.5 Approved latest revision shop drawing must be made available at site all
the time and must be followed strictly by construction crew.
6.1.6 WIR will be raised for all site activities to Engineers prior to commencement
of the work
6.1.7 Necessary and mandatory work permit from the authority shall be available
prior to the start of the activities.
6.1.8 Work area shall be barricaded as applicable and necessary.

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6.1.9 Personal protective equipment should be provided and utilized by the

workforce.
6.1.10 Verify the latest revision for applicable shop drawings in line to the project
contract drawing prior to start of activity.
6.1.11 Issue necessary notifications, if applicable, prior to the commencement of
works.
6.1.12 Equipment/Machinery to be used are mechanically sound, checked and in
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for review
6.1.13 Warn immediately fellow staff/workers near the possible unsafe area to
avoid human casualty or tragic incidents.
6.1.14 The emergency response team/ Site Engineer/ Foreman will evaluate and
assist the situation if Emergency Response procedure will be activated.
6.1.15 Maximum efforts will be exerted in keeping dust and debris to the minimum.
6.1.16 Spoils from the work area and spills from trucks and like would be cleared
and cleaned by daily basis.
6.1.17 Method listed in the references above shall be followed for the relevant
works.
6.1.18 Relevant Personal Protective Equipment shall be provided and utilized by
the workforce.
6.1.19 Appropriate Safety guidelines must be adhered during all stages of
construction activity.
6.1.20 Required PTW shall be arranged prior to start of the activity and it is to be
verified by consultant HSE Engineer for end discharge point.
6.1.21 Alternate equipment shall be available /arranged in case of failing any one
of available equipment during operation.
6.1.22 It shall be ensured that competent person shall be provided for execution
to plan and execute all concreting works.
6.1.23 The PTW system along with a daily inspection checklist which will be
conducted by the appointed person along with the concerned safety officer.
6.1.24 Ensure the availability of approved shop drawing for control documents for
the works.
6.1.25 Designated casting area with sufficient shaded area with hard ground will
be demarcated for executing concrete works

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6.1.26 Delivery, storage and handling of products and materials shall be in

accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations, Section 01300 of
the specification and the following provisions.
6.1.27 Delivery storage and handling shall at all times be performed safe in a
manner to avoid product damage.
6.1.28 The visually inspect all products upon delivery to site and report any
damage to the ENGINEER.
6.2 METHODOLOGY:
6.2.1 Setting Out

❖ The limits of work will be identified by Surveyors and marked as per
approved shop drawing
❖ Obtain the Engineer/Employer approval on setting out prior to start
the work
6.2.2 Excavation and formation
❖ Excavation for cast-in-situ concrete construction works shall be
done as per line and level shown on the shop drawing
❖ Formation level shall be trimmed, graded, leveled and compacted
to the level, lines and grades as detailed in the approved shop
drawing
❖ Once formation level is approved, a polyethylene sheet from
approved source will be laid as a protection layer between soil and
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concrete. (if required). Formation to be compacted to 95% MDD.
❖ Some special cases dune sand will be laid and compacted by water
for level adjustments of formation level
6.2.3 Steel reinforcement
❖ Steel reinforcement shall be placed on wooden bars to avoid direct
contact with ground soil.
❖ Bends, cranks and cutting shall be according to specification and
with the approved shop drawings
❖ A minimum lap shall be provided to reinforcement bars as per
approved shop drawings:/ d. All reinforcing steel shall be placed
accurately.
❖ Reinforcement placed in any member shall be inspected and
approved prior to pouring of concrete.

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❖ The reinforcement shall be held securely in place at the proper

position and spacing, as indicated on the approved shop drawings,
by the use of wire ties at bar intersections and tying to the supports
and spacers.
❖ All chairs, tie wires and other devices used in connecting,
supporting, securing or fastening epoxy coated reinforcement steel
shall be made of or coated with a dielectric material. (If epoxy
coated reinforcement used in the project).
❖ Cover shall be provided as per line and level shown on the
approved shop drawing.
❖ For the fabricated steel reinforcement in the precast yard, the
delivery will be done by hiab truck. If trailer is used to transport these
00 steel reinforcement at site, off-loading will be done by using mobile
crane.
6.2.4 Preparation of shuttering and Formworks

❖ Forms and shutter shall be constructed from sound material (wood,
steel, aluminum) of adequate strength, properly braced strutted and
shored to ensure rigidity throughout the placing and compaction of
the concrete without visible deflection.
❖ The formwork shall be arranged as to be readily dismantled and
removed from the cast concrete without shock, disturbance or
damage
❖ Ties should be either removable or permanently embedded in
concrete, cover to embedded ties should be near to 75mm and
cavity shall be filled with approved cementitious non shrink grout.
❖ All joints should be closed to prevent leakage of cement water and
particular care shall be taken near construction joints.
❖ Check all embedment and openings as per the approved shop
drawings. f. Forms shall be coated with approved mould release
agent and all excess shall be carefully removed. Mould release
agent should not contact concrete surfaces and steel reinforcement.
❖ All unwanted dust, loose wire and unwanted debris, etc. shall be
removed prior to pouring of concrete.
❖ Ensure that all embedded items (if any) are securely fixed in place
as per approved shop drawing details.

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❖ Formworks can be placed/lifted in position and removed by

using Powered Lift Truck (HIAB Crane) /JCB and
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❖ However, most of the shutter works for the ducts can be
placed and removed without using any mechanical
equipment.
6.2.5 Transportation of Concrete

❖ As soon as possible after mixing is complete, the concrete shall be
discharged from the mixer and transported to the Works by truck
mixers.
❖ The intervals between deliveries of batches shall not be so great as
to allow the concrete in place to harden partially, and in no case
shall such an interval exceed 30 minutes. The interval between
mixing and placing shall not exceed 2 hours / 90 min.
❖ Delivery of concrete shall be so regulated that placing is at a
continuous rate unless delayed by the placing operations.
6.2.6 Temperature control of Concrete and Ambient Temp Monitoring
❖ The temperature of the fresh concrete at pouring will not be higher
than 32°C.
❖ The shade air temperature shall not be higher than 35°C or as
directed by the Engineer.
❖ Temperature and time for concrete placement shall be followed as
per Standard Specifications Chapter 4 Clause 4.3.12.7 or otherwise
approved by the Engineer.
6.2.7 Concreting in Adverse weather:
❖ No concreting will be allowed to take place in open during dust,
storm or heavy rains
❖ Where such conditions are likely to occur, the CONTRACTOR is to
arrange for adequate protection of the materials, plant and
formworks so that the work may proceed under proper cover.
❖ Transit mixer trucks should have their drums painted with heat
reflective coating or be covered with hessian which to be kept wet
to achieve evaporative cooling at all times of the day or night.
❖ If shade temperature is 32 C and rising, precautions shall be
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6.2.8 Pouring of concrete

❖ All concrete shall be placed in the positions and sequences were
indicated on the approved shop Drawings and/or as directed by the
Engineer
❖ The formwork shall be thoroughly cleaned of all dirt, shavings, loose
stones, and other debris prior to pouring. Concrete shall not be
placed until forms and reinforcement steel have been checked and
approved by the Engineer.
❖ The concrete shall be placed gently in position and shall normally
not have a free fall of more than one meter.
❖ Where chutes are used in the placing of concrete, shall be used at
slopes acceptable to the Engineer.
❖ The thickness of the layers shall be between 15 and 30 cm for
reinforced concrete and up to 45 cm for unreinforced concrete, the
thickness depending on the width of forms, amount of reinforcement
and the necessity of placing each layer before the previous one
commences to set. Thickness of concrete casting shall be as per
the approved shop drawing.
❖ Where concrete is placed by pumping, all precautions necessary
shall be taken to regulate the velocity of discharge in order to
prevent segregation of the concrete or damage and distortion to the
reinforcement and other embedded items and formwork.
❖ During the placing of concrete for reinforced work, a competent
steel-fixer and carpenter shall be in constant attendance to adjust
or correct the position of reinforcement and formwork as necessary.
❖ The timetable for a pour of concrete is to be so arranged that no
face of concrete shall be left more than 30 minutes before fresh
concrete is deposited against it. Pauses for meals, changes of shifts,
etc. and the distribution of the concrete among the positions where
work may be proceeding simultaneously shall therefore be carefully
organized to ensure that the 30 minutes interval is not exceeded.
❖ No concrete shall be mixed, placed, or finished when the light is
insufficient, unless an adequate and approved artificial lighting
system is operated, and such night work is approved by the
Engineer.

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6.2.9 Vibrating of Concrete

❖ Concrete will be well compacted during placing by poker vibrators.
❖ Care shall be taken to avoid segregation and excessive vibration
❖ Concrete shall be thoroughly compacted using approved
mechanical vibrators and shall be thoroughly worked around the
reinforcement and into all corners of the shuttering which shall have
a minimum frequency of operation of 8000 cycles per minute. d.
Contact of vibrator with reinforcement shall be avoided. Excess
vibration, which causes segregation, shall be avoided.
❖ Vibrator shall be drawn vertically in a manner to ensure that no air
packets are formed for normal use they shall not be more than
75mm diameter and will be subjected to scrutiny by the Engineer,
the radius of influence shall be at least 300mm.
6.2.10 Shortage of Concrete
❖ Shortage of concrete during the duct work
❖ The affected duct will be covered by polyethylene sheet after
completion of rough surface at end where last concrete poured.
❖ At the time of new /fresh concrete available on site, last portion of
concrete will be clean by means of water and brush mesh wire to
remove dust from surface.
6.2.11 Finishing of Concrete

❖ Cast concrete surface finish shall be carried out as noted/shown in
the Approved Shop Drawings
❖ Tamped Finish: The concrete surface, where specified, shall be

tamped with the edge of a board or beam to give an even texture of
parallel ribs/roughen the surface. Wetting of concrete surface to
assist surface working shall not be permitted.
❖ Manual Float Finish: A wood float shall be used where specified to

give an even texture within specified deviations.
❖ Manual Steel Float Finish: A steel float shall be used where

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❖ Tanked Surface Finish: Surface texture required to be obtained

from the use of formwork of the mechanical face of hardboard or
the like.
❖ Finish for Surfaces to Receive Waterproofing Membrane
The concrete shall be levelled and screeded to produce a uniform surface.
• When the concrete has sufficiently hardened and the bleed

water evaporated the surface shall be trowelled to produce a
hard dense surface free from screed marks and exposed
aggregate. Finally, the surface shall be lightly textured with a
wooden float or equivalent.
• Alternatively, the concrete shall be levelled, screeded and

floated to produce a uniform surface and immediately before the
waterproofing operation this surface shall be water jetted or grit
blasted to provide a lightly textured finish.
• The finished surface shall not deviate from the required profile
by more than 10mm over a 3m gauge length or have any abrupt
irregularities more than 3mm.
6.2.12 Curing of Concrete

All newly placed concrete shall be cured, and curing shall begin
immediately after final settlement of poured concrete and continue for at
least 7 days.
One of the following methods will be followed for curing process.

❖ Water Method
Concrete surfaces shall be kept continuously wet by ponding,
spraying or covering with materials that are kept continuously
and thoroughly wet. Such materials may consist of cotton mats,
hessian clothes, multiple layers of burlap or other materials
which do not discolor or otherwise damage the concrete, water
curing will continue up to 7 days.
❖ Liquid Membrane Curing Compound Method

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Approved liquid membrane curing compounds may be used as

the initial and final curing agents on structural concrete, subject to
the following limitations:
a) If the membrane film is broken or damaged at any time during the curing
period, the area or areas shall be recoated to the original requirements.
b) Curing compounds shall be applied to unformed surfaces as soon as
the water sheen has practically disappeared from the concrete, or as
soon as the forms have been removed from surfaces not to be rubbed.
c) Curing compounds shall not be used on areas receiving a rubbed finish.
d. If there is to be any delay in applying curing compound, the surface
shall receive moist curing until the compound can be applied.
d) Curing compound shall be applied with equipment which will produce a
fine spray, and all compounds shall be thoroughly agitated just prior to
use. The surface shall be sprayed again immediately at right angles to
the first application. The rate of each application shall be not less than
1 liter for each 3.6 square meters of surface. Care shall be taken to
prevent application to joints where concrete bond is required to
reinforcement steel, and to joints where joint sealer is to be placed.
e) Timber formwork covering the concrete shall be moistened with water
at frequent intervals to keep it from drying during the curing period.
Metal formwork exposed to the sun must be shaded from its direct rays,
painted white or otherwise protected during the curing period. When
forms are removed before the end of the 7-day curing period, specified
curing procedures shall be implemented by the Contractor and
continued until the end of the 7-day period as specified.
6.2.13 Construction, expansion, and contraction joints

❖ At horizontal construction joints, removal of laitance and
exposure of the tops of the larger stones shall be
accomplished whenever practicable, by means of washing
and wire brushing shortly after the concrete has set, but not
set hard, care being taken to avoid undue erosion of the
mortar or loosening of the aggregate, or damaging the
underlying mass. After cleaning, excess water shall be
removed immediately.
❖ Where at either vertical or horizontal joints the concrete has

set hard, any laitance, curing compound or skin shall be
removed and the surface roughened by hammering with an
approved power operated "bush hammer" followed by wire
brushing to remove all loose particles, or by wet blast
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arises of the joint faces and cracking or loosening the

aggregate.
❖ Whichever of the above treatments has been given to the
exposed surface, it shall be cleared of foreign matter and
thoroughly washed clean with fresh water and the surplus
water blown off immediately before depositing fresh
concrete. Evaporation of excess water shall not be allowed.
❖ It is imperative that the fresh concrete shall be forced hard
to the set faces. To this end, the compacting tools and
vibrators, where appropriate, shall be worked right up to the
old faces and into angles and corners formed between them
and the formwork, and the damping effect on vibration in
such positions shall be allowed for. Expansion and
contraction joints shall be formed in the positions and to the
details shown on the approved shop Drawings.
6.2.14 De-Shuttering
❖ Forms should be removed in a manner not to damage the
concrete and when concrete has gained sufficient strength
to support itself as per specifications for concrete.
❖ No repairs to the concrete after removal of shutter unless
inspected and approved by the Engineer
❖ All vertical faces shutters and forms shall be de-shuttered
after 24 hours or directed by the Engineer
6.2.15 Sampling & Testing of Concrete Cubes:
❖ Sampling-making and curing of concrete specimens shall
be as per authority's specification
❖ Test cube shall be taken from every batch as per authority's
specification requirements of concrete used to check the
characteristic strength of concrete in an approved laboratory
and the record to be submitted to the ENGINEER.

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7.0 Construction Program …..(Attachment Appendix -B)

8.0 Quality Control - ITP & Inspection Check list…. (Attachment:
Appendix-C)
9.0 Risk Assessment / Hazard Assessment….(Attachment: Appendix-D)
10.0 Third party approval requirements, if any. (Attachment Appendix-E)
11.0 Attachments:…Appendix-E(Shop drawings/certificates etc. as
required.)
12.0 Quality Risk Assessment: Appendix-G
DOCUMENT NO. DESCRIPTION

Human resources and RACI Matrix/ Contact
(Attachment Appendix -A)
number
Construction Program (To Follow) (Attachment Appendix -B)
Quality Control - ITP & Inspection Check list (Attachment Appendix -C)
(Attachment Appendix -D)
Risk Assessment / Hazard Assessment
(Attachment Appendix -E)
Third party approval requirements, <if any. >
(Attachment Appendix -F)

Shop drawings/sketches/certificates etc. as
required. (To Follow)
Quality Risk Register (Attachment Appendix -G)

Employer PMC Engineer/Consultant Contractor
Appendix -A:
Human Resources and
RACI Matrix/ Contact
Number
APPENDIX
PROJECT DIRECTORY
S.No. Name Dsignation Email Address M. No.
PROJECT SUPPORT
1 Mr Bassam Kharbat Project Director bassam.kharbat@algeemi.com 0506198760
2 Mr. Mohammad Kelani Senior Planning Engineer mohammad.kelani@algeemi.con 05004168456
3 Mr. Anil Kumar QHSE Manager anil.kumar@algeemi.com 0506420184
SITE PROJECT TEAM

1 Hisham Abualeinein Project Manager hisham.abualeinein@algeemi.com 0552644705
2 Amjad Harara Technical Manager amjad.harara@algeemi.com 0558400087
3 Wael Adel NOC Coordinator wael.adel@algeemi.com 0558831886
4 Mohammed Al Bayouk Traffic Engineer mohammed.albayouk@algeemi.com 0555387788
5 Thomas A.V. Chief Surveyor renyvt@gmail.com 0505420617
6 Ahmed Kabil Mechanical Engineer ahmed.kabil@algeemi.com 0556951718
7 Ayham Nasralla Site Engineer ayham.nasralla@algeemi.com 0507936193
8 Nimesh Valsan Senior Quantity Surveyor nimesh.valsan@algeemi.com 0505327927
9 Thomas Roy Site HSE Manager thomas.roy@algeemi.com 0504775827
10 Sarraj Alshawwa Electrical Project Manager sarraj.alshawwa@algeemi.com 0555573447
11 Manuel Ante QA/QC Engineer manuel.ante@algeemi.com 0501556164
12 Satyapal Saran Document Controller dc.j268@algeemi.com 0502654738
13 Mohammed Nahas Planning Engineer mohammed.nahas@algeemi.com 0504968249
14 Sarfraz Hussain Material Engineer sarfrazhussain28@gmail.com 0555196046
15 Sankar Sreedharan Civil Draugtsman sankar.sreedharan@algeemi.com 0505413559
16 Harros Willian Davod Civil Draugtsman harosh.william@algeemi.com 0508797269
17 Vineeth Sivaraman Civil Draugtsman vineeth.sivaraman@algeemi.com 0525084625
18 Abdul Lateef Sr Lab Technician latheef.safahayan@gmail.com 0504181946
19 Masood Anwer Administrator clerk.j259@algeemi.com 0503318740
20 Rohit Assis. Administrator clerk.j259@algeemi.com 0561344651

SITE MANAGEMENT RACI MATRIX
PROJECT NAME Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST)-HW2 Infrastructure - Dome Connectivity
DESCRIPTION
REFERENCE NO.
Hisham Manuel
Amjad Mohd Al Thomas Husan Mohamma Nimesh Thomas Sarraj Satyapal Mohamme Sarfraz
MANAGEMENT TEAM Abualeinei Wael Adel Romel
Harara Bayouk A.V. Dakwar d Gaith Valsan Roy Alshawwa Saran d Nahas Hussain
n Ante
Project Manager R/A
Technical Manager R/Q
NOC Coordinator C
Traffic Engineer C
Chief Surveyor R/A
Mechanical Engineer RA
Site Engineer R/A
Sr Quantity Surveyor I
Site HSE Manager R/A
Electrical Project
R/A
Manager
QA/QC Engineer R/Q
Document Controller N/A
Sr Planning Engineer I
Material Engineer R/Q
LEGEND R-RESPONSIBLE A-ACCOUNTABLE C-CONSULTED I-INFORMED Q-REVIEWER

Appendix -B:
Construction Program
(To Follow)
APPENDIX
Appendix -C:
Quality Control - ITP &
Inspection Check list
APPENDIX
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN – CAST IN SITU CONCRETE
Project Name Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST) Infrastructure - Dome Connectivity
Project Description Infrastructure Works
Subject ITP for Cast In Situ Concrete Works Date: 05 Oct 2023
Document ref. no: IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-IT-000020 Rev. no: 00
Inspection Points
Specification Verifying Independen Client/
No. Activity Description Type of Inspection Acceptance Criteria Contract
Reference Document t
or
Consulta
Laboratory nt
A Preliminary work / Document Review:
1 Relevant Authority Requirements
Approval
All necessary permits of
Contract from relevant
1.1 the commencing of Review of documents Check list H R/A
documents authority/Consultant/
precast concrete Works
Employer
2 Shop Drawing & Method Statement Submittal:
Shop Drawing
Detail shop drawings,

Submission of Shop Contract
2.1 Review of documents inline to Design/IFC Check list H R/A
Drawings documents
drawings,
LEGEND : H : HOLD W : WITNESS S : SURVEILLANCE R : REVIEW A : APPROVAL Page 1 of 6
Template Ref. no.: MP-PMP-10.01-015-00

Inspection Points
or
Consulta
Laboratory nt
Method Statement Submittal:
Method Statement for Contract Shop drawings & Approved Method

2.2 Review of documents H R/A
precast concrete works Specifications Specifications Statement
3 Material Submittal & Approval:
Ready Mix Concrete Mix Project Standard Comply with Approved Material
3.1 Review of documents - H R/A
Designs Specifications Specifications Submittal
Project Standard Comply with Approved Material

3.2 Steel Reinforcement Review of documents - H R/A
Specifications Specifications Submittal

3.3 Waterproofing System Review of documents - H R/A

3.4 Repair Materials Review of documents - H R/A

Inspection Points
or
Consulta
Laboratory nt
Internal protective Project Standard Comply with Approved Material

3.5 coating to Concrete Specifications Review of documents Specifications Submittal - H R/A
Surface

3.6 Water Stopper for Joints Review of documents - H R/A
4 Third Party Qualification Submittal & Approval (as required):
Calibration Contract Review of documents As per approved shop Calibration

4.1 Specifications drawings Certificates H R
Certificates for
Equipment/Instruments
B Material Receiving Inspection and Testing:
5 Material Inspection and Testing:

Inspection Points
or
Consulta
Laboratory nt
Project Standard To check & verify the Comply to Specifications MIR & Test
5.1 Steel reinforcement Specifications Reports - H W
Material at site
C Construction Phase
6 Activity 1 (according to the subject)
Project Prior to proceed with Approved mix designs

6.1 Plant Trial Mixes Approved Material - H W
Specifications site works Pass/fail: comply spec.
Pre-pour inspection to Project Prior to proceed for As per approved shop

6.2 WIR & Ckeck List - H H
element Specifications concreting drawings

Inspection Points
or
Consulta
Laboratory nt
Fresh concrete: Ambient

temp, Slump &
temperature.
Pass/fail: met slump &
temperature criteria
Casting of concrete Project To check & monitor WIR & Test
6.3 Hardend Concrete: - H W/S
works Specifications casting of concrete Reports
Sampling & Testing of 7-
& 28-days strength &
density
Pass/fail: met specified
strength
Project To check & monitor Curing to concrete as per

6.4 Curing to Concrete Curing Register - H S/R
Specifications curing of concrete specifications
Post Construction Activities

Inspection Points
or
Consulta
Laboratory nt
Repaired areas comply

To check & monitor to Specifications
Repair of Concrete Project
6.6 the repair of concrete WIR & Check List - H W/S
Works Specifications Pass/fail: comply to
works
specifications
7 Closeout Document Submittals

Not Applicable
Authorised Person: Authorised Signature: Date:

Prepared by : Manuel Romel Ante 05.10.2023
Reviewed by : Amjad Harara 05.10.2023
Approved by : Hisham MH Abualeinein 05.10.2023

CHECK LIST
Project Name Hudayriyat Island Priority Development Area PMC EllissDon
Project Description Infrastructure Works Lead Consultant Parsons International Limited
Employer Modon Properties PJSC Contractor Al Geemi Cont.Co. L.L.C.
Checklist Title: Cast In Situ Concrete Works WIR no.
Works Location: Checklist No. IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-CL-000020A
Related ITP # IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-IT-000020 [00]
Related Drawing(s)
Related MS # IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-MT-000020 [00]
Status - Acceptable
SN Description of checking to be carried out Remarks
Yes No NA
PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
1 All NOC's/Permit/Shop Drawings
2 Material Submittal
3 Material Inspection
Formworks & Rebars
4 Moulds/Form work done as per approved details
5 2cm x 2cm PVC Chamfer strips placed for exposed corners
Is rebar size, spacing & plaxement are done as per approved shop drawing
6
details?
7 Is spacers to rebars are provided as shop drawing and specifications
PVC conduits, sleeves, block outs, lifting hooks etc. provided as per
8
approved Shop drawing
Is MEP clearance is taken and coordinated with disciplienes prior to proceed
9
with concrete.
10 is necessary hooks/arrangements are provided during lifting ?

Concreting Activities
11 Is Concreting done with approved mix for the items

12 Concrete temperature & slump within acceptable range
13 Necessary samples and testing are arranged during concreting.
Is placing, vibration and vibration are done properly to avoid surface pin-
14
holes, blimises and honeycombing of concrete
15 Is proper protection is done properly for concreted activities.
16 Is required concrete strength is achieved prior to lifting
Post Concrete Activities
17 Is curing to concrete done properly ?

Is surace preparation and repair of surface blimises and honeycombing done
18
properly (if any) as per approved repair material and method statements.
Specified protective coating/water proofig done as approved materials and
19
method satetements.
SAFETY ISSUES
20 Safety access to personnel working on Site

21 Verify the HSE requirements implemented at site.
22 Safe conditions of crane operation
23 Safety requirenents are fillfilled (sign board, warning tape, barrication etc.
24 Safe Lifting Conditions

Remarks:
Accompanying document :
For Contractor
For Supervision consultant (Engineer)
Quality Inspector Quality Engineer
Name
Designation
Date
CHECK LIST
Checklist Title: Cast In Situ Concrete Works (Water Curing) WIR no.
Works Location: Checklist No. IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-CL-000020B
Related Drawing(s)
Status - Acceptable
Yes No NA
Formworks & Rebars
2 Is concrete after casting protected from weathering action
After concrete is hardened, concrete surface covered with wet hessian

3
cloth & polythene sheet
Ensure hessian cloth is wetted three times in a day (morning, afternoon

4
& evening)
5 Ensure concrete surface is wetted through out curing period
6 Curing record will be maintained each element?
7 Each precast element is marked with identification and date of cast?
Curing water shall be done with sweet water for wetting of concrete
8
surfaces.
SAFETY ISSUES
Safety requirenents are fillfilled (sign board, warning tape,

11
barrication etc.
Remarks:
For Contractor
Name
Designation
Date
CHECK LIST
Checklist Title: Cast In Situ Concrete Works (Repair Works) WIR no.
Works Location: Checklist No. IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-CL-000020C
Related Drawing(s)
Status - Acceptable
Yes No NA
2 Approved Repair Material
3 Approved Material Inspections
Repair of Concrete elements
4 Is surface defects are identified/marked?
5 Is surface undulations and honeycombing removed?
6 Concrete removed until sound substrate reached?
Is surace preparation and repair of surface blimises and honeycombing

7 done properly (if any) as per approved repair material and method
statements.
Surface conditions are maintained as per Manufacturer's
8
recommendations?
9 Repair done as per Manufacturer's recommendations
10 Repaired surfaces are cured properly?
Specified protective coating/water proofig done as approved

11
materials and method satetements.
SAFETY ISSUES
14 Safe conditions of crane operation
15 Safety requirenents are fillfilled (sign board, warning tape, barrication etc.
16 Safe Lifting Conditions
Remarks:
For Contractor
Name
Designation
Date
Appendix -D:
Risk Assessment /
Hazard Assessment
APPENDIX
HSE Risk/Hazard Assessment Form

Project Reference ID IP1-02-002-00-11-CW-AGP-RS-000020
Regional Office: Abu Dhabi Project Location / Office: Hudayriyat Island
Activity undertaken: In Situ Concrete Works Date and Time Risk Assessment Completed: 05-10-2023
Developed By: John Merin Position: HSE Engineer Date: 27-10-2023
Reviewed By: Md. Reyazuddin Position: HSE Manager Date: 27-10-2023
Approved By: Hisham MH Abualeinein Position: Project Manager Date: 27-10-2023
Revision No. Rev.01 Date of Next Review:

(A) Persons at Risk (Affected Groups)
A: Employees involved with task / activity B: Employees not involved in task / activity C: Contractors / Sub-contractors
D: Office / Project Visitors E: Members of the Public F: Young Persons / Pregnant Woman
MP-PMP-12.06-003-00 HSE Risk/Hazard Assessment Form Page 11 of 11

Simple Five Steps to develop your risk assessment
Risk Rating (R/R)
Step 1 – You need to identify hazards (something with the
potential to harm someone or something)
Likelihood (L) Severity/ Consequence (S)
Step 2 – Decide who is going to be harmed and how (enter letter
1 = Very low or very unlikely 1 = No injury or illness
from persons affected above i.e., Member of Public)
2 = Unlikely 2 = Minor / First Aid injury or illness
Step 3 – Evaluate the risk (using Likelihood &
3 = Likely 3 = “3 Day” injury or illness Severity/Consequence scale 1-5 for each multiply together to
obtain risk rating)
4 = Very Likely 4 = Major injury or illness
5 = Almost Certain 5 = Fatality, disabling injury etc. Step 4 – Introduce control measures to prevent harm occurring,
record your findings and communicate to all employees
Step 5 – Review your risk assessment as needed i.e. environment

Risk Rating Action Scale
changes, work method changes
01 – 05 Low Risk No further action required
06 – 10 Medium Risk SSOW/ Review Method
11 – 20 High Risk Permit System/ SSOW/ Review Method
21 – 25 Intolerable Risk Withdrawal of Process/ Do not Proceed

SEVERITY
RISK GRADING No Injury 3Day
Minor Major Legend
MATRIX or Illness Injury/Illness Fatality (5)
(2) (4)
(1) (3)
Very low very

1 2 3 4 5 1-3 Low Risk
unlikely (1)
L - Low
S - Severity
Unlikely (2) 2 4 6 8 10 4-6 Medium Risk M - Medium
L - Likelihood
H - High
PROBABILITY
RR – Risk Rating
IR- Intolerable Risk
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12 15 7-14 High Risk
Very Likely (4) 4 8 12 16 20 15-25 Intolerable Risk
Almost
5 10 15 20 25
Certain (5)
Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
R/ Affected R/ Proposed controls R/
Activity Hazard Risk Existing controls L S Responsibility L S and other
NR group R Measures R
requirement
• Personal • Safe access to work area to be OSHAD SF
Pre- • Vehicle • Follow
injury provided CM / Engineers / CoP 2.0
commenceme Movem R A, B, C 4 4 16 approve 1 4 4
• Property • Operatives to be given induction Foreman / HSE CoP 9.0
nt of activities ent d control
damage training before entering work area CoP 44.0
Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Loading • Tool box talk shall be conducted docume
offloadi prior to start the activity nt
ng of • 3rd Party Certified operators shall
material operate all the vehicles and
equipment's
• All drivers / operators must have
valid 3rd UAE driving license
• Competent flagman with third party
certification shall be assigned with
equipment's
• Safe Materials handling as per HSE
plan
• Unloading area is forbidden for
unauthorized entry if potential
hazards exist
• Emergency response plan to be
communicated to all operatives and
emergency number provided.
• Strict supervision of the in-charge
Engineer / Foreman
Sharp edges, OSHAD SF
Cut, Bruises, • TBT meeting to be conducted with
Protruding
Personal injury, all operatives involve
objects, Fire,
Burn, Explosion, • Only competent operatives shall be COP 2.0
hot surfaces,
Manufactur Death used for the job • Follow Supervisor/Forem
Flammable
R A,B, C, D • Competent and approved by AEP 4 4 16 approve 14 4
e of moulds gases, Use of an/HSE COP 17.0
welder to be used for welding d MSRA
incompetent
activity
operative,
• Work area to be isolated and COP 21.0
Inadequate signage installed
supervision,

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
Lack of job • Gas cylinder to be placed inside COP 35.0
specific PPE trolley
• Arc welding machine shall be 3rd
party certified and inspected for any
defect before use
• Hot work PTW system shall be
followed
• Ensure that combustibles materials
are 10 meters away from hot work
area and to be covered with a fire
rated material
• Protruding steel shall be covered
with rebar cap
• Ensure the MSRA are briefed by
plant supervisor & understood by
foreman & work force.
• Appropriate Mandatory PPEs and
High visibility clothing shall be used
by all operatives and workers while
working.
• Comply with hot works procedure.
• Work area must be isolated with
barricade and adequate signs.
• Ensure the spark or molten metal will
not contact with flammable or
combustible materials.
• Flash back arrestors must be fitted to
cylinder hose.
• Ground all welding machine frames.

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Do not use matches or lighters to ignite
the torches. Use only sparks igniters.
• If a wrench is needed to open an
acetylene cylinder valve, leave the
wrench in the valve while the cylinder
is in use to perform quick emergency
shut-off.
• Disconnect all hoses at the end of each
work.
• Thorough inspection of equipment,
tools and workplace to be made
prior to commencing of activities
• Inspection tag must be displayed
and maintained.
• Adequate FFE is available, such as;
fire extinguisher, fire blanket.
Trained fire watcher is available.
• Proper ventilation of area is
ensured.
• Wear appropriate PPE for the
specific task, such as; welding
gloves, apron, face shield, ear and
respiratory protection, etc.
• Ensure certified first aiders and first-
aid equipment are available.
• Close monitoring and competent
supervision
• HSE induction must be conducted
for all employees.
• TBT prior to commencing work.

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Compressed gas cylinders safe
handling.
• Basic firefighting training for all
exposed employees.
•
• Operatives inducted into site and
warned of dangers.
• Close monitoring to be ensured by
competent supervisor
• Ensure certified first aiders and first-aid
equipment is available.
Exposure to OSHAD SF
• Wear appropriate PPE for the specific
plant and
task
equipments,
• Thorough inspection of equipment, COP 2.0
Noise,
tools and workplace to be made prior
Dust, Major or minor
to commencing work. Inspection tag
Rebar works Sharp/Protrudin injury, Follow approved COP 4.0
must be displayed and maintained.
g edges, Property damage, A,B, control CM/Supervisor/F
Awkward body
R • all reinforcing steel (bars) to be handled 3 3 9 13 3
C,D, documents. oreman/HSE
positioning, by person wearing leather working Cop 22.0
Poor gloves
housekeeping • all mesh to be stored laying down on
Cop 34.0
wooden bearers
• eye protection to BS standards to be
worn when fixing steel
• excess binding steel to be disposed of
correctly
• to prevent person becoming entangled and
tripping
• protruding steel to be covered with rebar
cap
Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• bars and mesh to be handled by adequate
number of people
• (separate manual handling assessment
required)
• 5 point PPE to be complied with
• All works to be carried out as per

approved method statement.
OSHAD SF
• Temporary support of shutters to be
given as per Method Statements.
• Shutter • Operatives to have instruction on Cop 2.0
failure manual handling good practice.
• Manual Personal Injury, • Hand protection to be worn as Follow approved
handling appropriate. control PM/Supervisor/F Cop 40.0
R Lacceration, Back A,B,C 2 3 6 13 3
Formwork • Poor access/ • Trips and falls to be minimized by document oreman/HSE
pain
egress ensuring the working area is kept CoP 42.0
clear and regularly checked for
obstructions.
• Working at height to be done from
suitable platform
Usage of power • All tools shall be routed through a OSHAD SF

tools, extension residual current device (RCD) or an
cords and hand earth leakage circuit breaker (ELCB) Follow approved
Surface PM/Supervisor/F Cop 2.0
tools protection device. control
Preparation R 3 4 12 14 4
• Power tools shall be either earthed or document oreman/HSE
• Electric double insulated. Cop 35.0
Shock • The supply voltage must be within the
operating range as marked on the tool-
Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Moving plate.
tool bits • Trailing cables should not be in the
• Slips, trips path of other workers.
and falls Plugs and sockets should be water
resistant and colour
Use of
compressed air
for cleaning
• Flying
particles or
dust
• Sudden
snatching or
surging of
hose/handle
• Failure of
hoses or
couplings
• Vibration
• Noise
Fire
▪ TBT to be conducted to all workers OSHAD SF
engaged.
• Lacerati Close and
Deshuttering ▪ Hand tools to be in good condition. Cop 2.0
on effective PM/Supervisor/F
works A,B,C ▪ Protruding nails to be removed & 3 3 9 13 3
• Slip, Trip supervision oreman/HSE
segregated.
, Fall Cop 40.0
▪ Select physically competent
operatives.

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
▪ Maintain housekeeping throughout CoP 42.0
the work.
▪ Mandatory supervision throughout
the works.
▪ Ensure the operatives wear hand
gloves, goggles and full body harness
always while during de-shuttering
works
• TBT and MSRA briefing to be
conducted by competent supervisor OSHAD SF
prior to start of work
• Work area is maintained free from
obstruction. COP 2.0
Manual
• Tools and equipment are stored
handling,
appropriately. COP 14.0
Inspection Awkward body
• Ground shall be maintained levelled and dry
and positioning, Use
with safe access and egress. Openings Follow approved
of defected Personal injury, PM/Supervisor/F COP 21.0
Preparation shall be covered properly.
tools, Poor R Back pain, A,B,C,D 3 3 9 control 13 3
of moulds • Adequate lighting is provided. oreman/HSE
housekeeping Property damage document
for • Employee shall take extra care when COP 22.0
Use of
working in the area.
concreting incompetent
• Work instruction and signage must be
operative,
posted.
Uneven floor
• Close monitoring and competent
supervision
• Periodic inspections of locking wedges to be
carried out to ensure that there is no
wear and tear.

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• All rotating part of equipment use for
mould preparation to be properly
guarded
• Trained and skilled persons to carry out
stressing.
• Proper signage’s and barricades to be put in
place to caution people working nearby.
• HSE induction must be conducted for
exposed employees.
• Train employees on proper handling
• 5 point PPE to be complied with
• All equipment shall be 3rd party OSHAD SF
certified and operator shall also be
3rd party certified. COP 2.0
Moving vehicle, • Dust suppression shall be ensured around
Absence of working area
Concrete flagman, use of Personal Injury, • Concrete waste washing area to be COP 4.0
incompetent Struck by moving provided
Concrete operators, Use vehicle, Property • Only the competent / designated operator Follow approved COP 8.0
will operate the machine PM/Supervisor/F
mixing, of uninspected R damage, Skin A,B,C,D, 3 4 12 control 14 4
• HSE induction must be conducted for oreman/HSE
transporting equipment by irritation, documents COP 14.0
exposed employees.
and 3rd party, Poor Respiratory • Train employees on proper handling
placement access, Uneven problem • Regular TBT / HSE briefing CoP 38.0
ground, Dust, • Buckets used for distributing concrete shall
Noise, Chemical be inspected and certified by 3r party.
• Proper housekeeping to be ensured
• Access to site or precast area to be in good
condition

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Competent persons under proper
supervision to carry out the job.
• Good housekeeping practices to be
maintained at all times
• Ensure the protection of environment
during concrete work. Avoid concrete
spillage on the ground and provide
concrete wash area
• The correct use of PPE to include
coveralls, safety spectacles, gloves,
helmets, ear plugs, dust masks and
safety shoes. Comply with 5 point
PPE
• All scaffolding materials should be OSHAD SF

inspected and approved.
• Inspection of all scaff should be carried
Ensure that COP 2.0

out after each deconstruction of all
Minor/ Major scaffoldings by a qualified scaffolding method
• Fall of materials Personal inspector. statement and COP 23.0
Working at • Fall of Injuries • Obtain scaffold construction permit prior
concerned Risk PM/Supervisor/F
height personnel R Serious injuries A,B,C to start the work. 3 4 12 14 4
Collapse of Asset Damages assessment oreman/HSE COP 26.0
• Ensure the area is barricaded to prevent
scaffolding Loss of any unauthorized personnel entry. approved and

Reputation • All scaffoldings shall be erected by properly
qualified and competent personnel executed
under the supervision of a scaffolding
supervisor.
• Inspection of scaffolding shall be done
by a qualified scaffolding inspector.

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• No one else is permitted to alter any
scaffolding without the approval of
scaffolding inspector.
• Scaffoldings must be fitted with toe
boards to prevent the fall of materials

and tools.
• All tools and materials shall be properly
secured in the scaffolding platform.

• All personnel entering in the scaffolding
must be physically fit for the job and

shall not be afraid of heights.
• Personnel must wear full safety
harnesses while working at heights.

• 100% tie-off shall be maintained while
working at heights.
• Qualified scaffolding inspector should
inspect and approve the scaffoldings

prior to start working on the scaffolding.
• Weekly Inspections should be carried
out.
• Scaff tag should be available on all
scaffoldings.
Continuity check is to be used for
the purpose.
Ensure that OSHAD SF

Concrete Manual Personal Injury/ . Whip checks will be fixed to prevent method PM/Supervisor/F
Pours handling R Damaging A, B, C hoses coming out from the coupling 3 3 9 13 3
statement and oreman/HSE COP 2.0
techniques concrete Hose because of damaged coupling
concerned Risk

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
Using defective Personnel placing concrete will wear PPE, assessment COP 36.0
plant suitable gloves/footwear and eye approved and
/equipment Protection. properly COP 38.0
Falling • Plant and equipment used
executed
materials. during concrete placing will be operated
by trained and authorized personnel COP 42.0
under close supervision.
• All plant and equipment will
carry current certification and be
maintained in a safe condition• Defective
plant/equipment will be removed from
service and effective remedial actions
taken.
• Safe working distance of
10meter will be followed with the
vehicle/ Plant
• Approved plant/equipment will
be used
• Slinging and lifting operations
will be carried out by trained personnel.
• Unauthorized personnel will be
prohibited from entering areas where
concrete placing activities are being
undertaken.
• Ground will be levelled for the
outriggers pad to fix properly.
• Concrete wash area will be
available at site and truck hoppers will be
washed properly before leaving the site.
Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
Access across re-bar fixing will be
maintained with timber boarding to
provide a safe access and place of work.
• TBT on daily basis before
commencing activity
• Proper handling, storing and disposal of
hazardous substance as per MSDS &
Exposure to WMP are observed.
OSHAD SF
hazardous • MSDS is made available at the area and
substance or communicated among workers.
chemical Skin & eye • Curing area is well ventilated. COP 2.0
handling. irritation and lung • Drip tray is provided for temporary storing
Exposure to disease of curing chemical at the working area.
COP 1.0
adverse • Proper housekeeping is strictly observed
weather Injury • Trained and competent workers are
CURING: assigned to carry-out curing work. Provide proper COP 14.O
condition.
R A,B,C,D • HSE induction must be conducted for
3 4 12 14 4
Dermatitis PPE
Contact with exposed employees.
COP 35.0
water Ground • Train employees on safe handling of
Trip and fall contamination chemical and curing works
Biological • Task must be carried out under close COP 36.0
hazard monitoring and supervision.
Collection of • Ensure rubber gloves and rubber boot
water shall be used.
• TBT shall be conducted.
• Water collection shall be clear from
ground.
• Reduce time of exposure to water.
• Rotate workers to reduce work rate.

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Proper housekeeping and cleaning shall
be maintained.
• Curing hoses/equipment shall be
maintained.
• Curing hoses shall be properly arranged
• Ensure proper connection of water
hoses.
• Water hoses shall be protected to avoid
any damage.
• Adequate PPEs are used such as; chemical
gloves, safety glass, musk, etc.
• Comply with 5 point PPE
chemical OSHAD SF
hazards • Task must be carried out under close
monitoring and supervision.
• proper ventilation COP 2.0
Rough or sharp
• Comply with casting procedure and proper
surfaces
handling of concrete and HAZMAT. COP 3.0
• Select appropriate working platform during
Manual Skin Irritation
concrete finishing/repairs
Finishes and handling COP 14.O
• If by motorized equipment, only trained and PM/Supervisor/F
protection R Cut/Bruise A,B,C,D 3 4 12 14 4
authorized person can operate the oreman/HSE
Inadequate equipment.
Fatigue/Body pain COP 35.0
supervision • Avoid concrete spillage.
• HSE induction must be conducted for
Working at exposed employees. COP 36.0
height • Train employees on proper handling
• Regular TBT / HSE briefing
• Train employees on heat tress awareness

Residual
Existing risk
Risk
Applicable Legal
requirement
• Wear mandatory PPE and rubber boots,
rubber gloves and safety glasses when
handling concrete.
• Comply with 5 point PPE
• Heat stress monitoring shall be
maintained on site
• Work rotation must be followed as
per the Heat stress Index
• Heavy works shall be scheduled
during the cooler part of the day
• Heat stress awareness training
shall be provided
• Close supervision shall be available
at all time OSHAD SF
Working in Wind storm, Weather forecast
Fever/Illness • Appropriate mandatory PPE’s that COP 2.0
adverse High Humidity, information shall PM / CM / Engineer
A, C suits the weather shall be used by 3 4 12 14 4 CoP 8.0
weather Rainfall, be communicated / Foreman / HSE
Dehydration all workers on site CoP 11.0
condition Extreme Cold on daily basis
• Welfare facilities like rest shelters, CoP 53.0
washrooms, cold drinking water
shall be made available on site
• Provide ORS to workers.
• All outside works shall be
suspended during high wind and
• No lifting activities to be
performed during high wind
• 5-point PPE rule shall be complied
with by all operatives

Appendix -E:
Third party approval
requirements,
<if any. >
APPENDIX
Appendix -F:
Shop drawings/
sketches/certificates
etc. as required.
APPENDIX
SHOP DRAWING SUBMITTAL FORM

PROJECT Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST)‐HW2 Infrastructure ‐ Dome Connectivity
Submittal Ref: IP1‐02‐002‐00‐11‐RW‐AGP‐SD‐000010 Date 25-Aug-23 Rev. 00
Submittal Title SD for Proposed Combined Utility Ducts
Submitted By Amjad Harara Signature
Discipline Road Words
Drawing Ref: As attached Specification Ref
Type of Submittal
Authorised Signatory Hisham Abualeinein (PM) Date 25-Aug-23

Code A -Approved
R e fe r to th e c o m m e n ts o n th e d ra w in g .
Comments
Code D - Rejected
Reviewed By Ihab Naffa Date 31-08-2023

Reviewed By Date
Received Date
Drawing Lists
Date Friday, August 25, 2023
SR.No Title Drawing No Revision Copies Status Remark
Proposed Combined Utility Ducts Layout &
1
Schedules at Road HW-CAW-10 & HW-CBL-01
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000010 00 B
Proposed Combined Utility Ducts Layout &
2
Schedules at Road HW-CAW-10 & HW-CBL-01
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000011 00 B
Proposed Combined Utility Ducts Schedules at
3
Road HW-CAW-10 & HW-CBL-01
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000012 00 C
4
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000013 00 C
5
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000014 00 C
6
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000015 00 C
KEY PLAN
GSM
BIOTOPIA
LANDSCAPE
MAIN
HOUSE /
POOL CHECK-IN
BEACH
LANDSCAPE
SPECIAL
F&B
LUXURY
WELLNESS
RESORT
SPA
01
GSM
GYM
GSM
02 BUS
03 04
STOP
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
‫ﺣﺎﻓﻼﺕ‬
BUS SHELTER
DSS 07
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
STM. WATER
BUS
SHELTER
OUTFALL
STOP
BUS
EQUESTRIAN
05 06 07 EQUESTRIAN
08 DSS-08
GSM
09 10 11 12
CLUB (VIP)
CENTER
DSS 11
Noise Buffer /
Event Staging
& Parking
13 14 16 18 19
LAND SAILING
15 17
STOP
BUS
BUS SHELTER
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
CENTER
815 Spaces ‫ﺣﺎﻓﻼﺕ‬
SHELTER
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
BUS
WELCOME
STOP
BUS
CENTER PLANETARIUM
Parking BUS
STOP
BUS SHELTER
160 Spaces 355 Spaces
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
STOP
SHELTER
BUS
BUS
BUS
STOP
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬ BUS SHELTER
GAS
PR GSM
EQUEST.
BUSINESS WHITE
HOUSEGUARD
20 21 22 23 24 26 27
WATER
28
-3
SUBSTATION
25
PUMP
ROOM
FIRE
CLUB
CENTER
BEACH
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
WATER
PARKLAND ZOO
PARKING
TANK FIRE
BUS SHELTER
STOP
TANK
BUS
POTABLE
WATER
868 SPACES
WATER
POTABLE
IRRIGATION
ROOM
SHOOTING /
AND
PUMP
TANK
312 Spaces
WATER
DSS 04
IRRIGATION
Bus / Coach
ARCHERY
YARD
ROOM SERVICE
Parking
TANK
STATION
SWITCH
WATER
GSM
LIFTING
&WASTE
ELECTRICAL
BOH
PLAZA
SOCIAL CENTER
ARRIVAL
HOUSE
WINCH
Taxi
YARD
RESISTOR
BRAKING
Staging Area
GOLF
TREATMENT
CLUB
WATER
BEACH
TANKS
ROAD
SERVICE
POLYMER
ROOM
BASIN
STATION
PUMP WAVE
BASIN
WELCOME
WAVE
CENTER 424 Spaces
BASIN
WAVE
DSS 05
MOBILITY
LV CABLE TRENCH
MV CABLE TRENCH LV SWITCH BOARDE2
TRM
TR
Y
B
MV CABLE TRENCH
7.50
2.90
BUS
SHELTER
STOP
MV CABLE TRENCH 4.50
R
N
FIRE ALARM
PANEL PANEL
RTU BUS
9.10
HUB
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
ROAD
SERVICE
BUNDLE
WAVE
35
YARD
CHILLER
34
&
-1
SUBSTATION
31 36 37
BASIN
29 30 32 33
WAVE
BUS SHELTER
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
STOP
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
Noise Buffer /
BUS
STOP
BUS
GUARD
HOUSE
BUS SHELTER
Event Staging & Parking
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
STOP
BUS
GATE
BUS SHELTER
ENTRY
MAIN
ROAD FENCING / COMBAT
VELODROME
SERVICE
BMX SPORTS CENTER
BUNDLE
DSS 09
WAVE
236 Spaces
Stairs
Water
Stairs
Feature
CLUB
SURF
BASIN
WAVE
PLAZA
ARRIVAL
GSM
GSM
SPORTS 236 Spaces
HOTEL
1- C o n tra c to r m u s t s u b m it C la s h a n a ly s is w ith 3D m o d e l / B IM .
ROAD
PARKING
SERVICE
VIP
AND
CLUB
BUNDLE
SURF
153 SPACES
WAVE
BASIN
WAVE
YARD
BRAKING
RESISTOR
ROAD
INTAKE
STATION
PUMP
SERVICE
HOUSE
DSS 12
HIGH
WINCH
RAMP
44 45
BOAT
38 40 46
TANK
WATER
39 41 47 48
HOLDING
WASTE
43
BUS
STOP
BUS
PERFORMANCE
SHELTER
42
EXTREME
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
GSM
IRRIGATION STM. WATER
TANK
CENTER
-5
OUTFALL
SUBSTATION
HUB Utility-RO-Plant
OVERFLOW / FM
PLOT
EVENT PARKING GSM
MOBILITY
HUB GSM
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
DSS 01
STOP
BUS SHELTER
BUS
FM
PLOT
BRIDGE-2 CIVIL
DEFENSE
SUSTAINABILITY 28 Spaces
TRANSCO
RO
LEARNING
SCHOOL POLICE
PARKING
STATION
BUS
STOP
258 SPACES
SHELTER
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
BUS
BUS SHELTER
58
STOP
BUS
BRIDGE-1
49 50 SPORTS VILLAGE
51 52 53 SPORTS
54 55 56 57 PETROL
59
2- T h e c o n tra c to r m u s t m u tu a lly d is c u s s th e in te rfa c e . tie -in c o n n e c tio n w ith a n o th e r c o n ta c to r w o rk in g in th e s a m e a re a .

PLOT 2
EXPANSION 1a 500 Spaces SP
SPORTS VILLAGE
BUS
SHELTER
BUS
EXPANSION 1b
STOP
MCC
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
PARKING POP
GSM
MY
F
F
1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10
9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20
19 21 22 23 24 26
25 27 28 29 30
MY WHOOSH
138 137 136 135 134133 132 131 130 129 128127 126 125 124 123 122 121 120 119 118 117116 115 114 113 112 111110
WHOOSH
109
31
32
108
33 107
34 167 166 165 163

164 162 161 160 159 157
158 156 155 154 153 152 151 150 149 148 147
146 145 144 143 142 140
141 139 106
35 105
36 196 195 194 193 192191 190 189 188 187 186185 184 183 182 181 180 179 178 177 176 175174 173 172 171 170 169168 104
103
37
38
102
MY
G
SPORTS
39 101
321 SPORTS
40 100
MY PARKIN
PARKIN
41 225 224 223 222
221 220 219 218 217 215
216 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 207 206 204
205 203 202 201 200 199
198 197 99
DSS 03
42 98
WHOOSH
97
VILLAGE
43
44 245 244 243 242 241 240239 238 237 236 235 234233 232 231 230 229228 227 226 96
(EXISTING)
45
46 90 91 93
92
94 95
WHOOSH G
EXPANSION 2
47 86 87 8889
48 260 259 258 256

257 255 254 253 252 251
250 249 248 247 246 82 8384 85 GSM HCC BIKE
49
50 7879 80 81
51 75 76 77 STORAGE
52 71 72 73
74
DSS 06
53
54 63 6465 66
67 68 6970
SPORTS
55
56 5960 61 62
57 58
PLOT 3
FE
SPORTS
PLOT 1
BAB AL NOJOUM SPORTS
67
SUSTAINABILITY
68
CYCLE
60 61 62 63 64 65 66
GSM
CYCLE CENTER PLOT 4 MEGA STORE
WOLFI'S
M70505
CENTER M70505
BUS SHELTER M70505

M70505
3 STAR
3 STAR HOTEL
STOP
BUS
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
LIMIT OF WORKS
HOTEL
EN Y
STOP BUS
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
HERITAGE
RD WA
BUS SHELTER
BUS SHELTER
STOP
BUS
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
TRAIL
GA TE
DSS 10
GA
MOBILITY
HUB
WORK AREA
3- P u ll b o x lo c a tio n s a n d c o v e r L e v e ls s h o u ld b e fu lly c o o rd in a te d w ith th e ro a d a n d la n d s c a p e fin is h in g re q u ire m e n ts .
FM
SPORTS
MOBILITY SUPERSTORE PLOT
DIVING/AQUATIC HUB 107 SPACES
‫ﻣﻮﻗﻒ‬
STOP
BUS
FM
BUS SHELTER
CENTER 20 SPACES
PLOT
LEARNING
170 Spaces
AREA 15
ON
E-GAMING
EXHIBITI
HALL
DRONE R.C.
69 GSM
70 71 CINEMA
72
MARSANA
EXTENSION OLI OLI
4 - P ro p o s e d c o n c re te e n c a s e m e n t la y o u t s h a ll b e fu lly c o o rd in a te d w ith o th e r s e rv ic e s .
Plaza ROLLER
RINK
MOBILITY
HUB
DSS 02
GSM
5 - C o n tra c to r to e n s u re a c la s h fre e in s ta lla tio n a n d in lin e w ith o th e r a u th o rity re q u ire m e n ts .

6 - A ll w o rk s h a ll b e a s p e r a u th o rity s ta n d a rd & s p e c SC004
ific a tio n .
HW-CA
NOTES
1. ALL LEVELS ARE BASED ON NADD (NEW ABU DHABI DATUM)
AND COORDINATES RELATED TO UTM_ZONE_40N, DATUM : WGS_1984.
2. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN METERS, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
1 V0
LEGEND
PROPOSED ELECTRICAL DUCT
HW-ACR 07
PROPOSED MCC DUCT
PROPOSED WATER DUCT
PROPOSED IRRIGATION DUCT
PROPOSED TELEPHONE DUCT
PROPOSED TCS DUCT
PROPOSED STREET LIGHT DUCT
PROPOSED ROAD
PROP.TELEPHONE CHAMBER
PROPOSED ROAD CENTER LINE
MC-03 ED-04 DOME BOUNDARY
IR-7A IR-7B
TL-01 ED-03 TL-07 TL-09C
TL-06
IR-06 IR-14
WD-01 IR-7C IR-7D
MC-01 TL-04 WD-04 WD-05 WD-08C
MC-04 ED-07 SL-04 TL-08 ED-15
HW-CAV 09 SL-01 IR-01
MC-08 ED-11 IR-08 IR-15
ED-08 IR-13
SL-03 MC-09 ED-12
HW-CAV 10 IR-11
MC-06 MC-10 IN028
TD-16 TD-14
TD-13
TD-15 TD-12
MATCH LINE -AA

TD-11
TD-01
JN-08 TD-10
TD-02
TD-03 TD-09
TD-05 TD-07
TD-04 TD-06
TD-08
IR-02 MC-05 TL-03 MC-11
MC-02 ED-05 MC-07
MC-13 MC-12 DRAWING REFERENCE:
TL-02 IR-03
WD-02 IR-04 ED-09 SL-05 SL-07 ED-13 IR-12
ED-01 IN022
ED-02 IR-05 SL-06 IR-10
SL-02 ED-14
ED-06 ED-10 WD-07 IR-09 SP REV. DATE DRAWING NO.
MC-14
TL-05 TL-09 WD-08A REVISION HISTORY:
WD-03 WD-06 WD-08
IR-07
IR-44
IN021 TL-09A
CM020
IN024
HW-CAV 01
00 25-08-23 ISSUED FOR APPROVAL AMJAD HISHAM
REV. DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHK. APPD.
DWG. STATUS:
HW-CST 07
SHOP DRAWING
CLIENT:
MODON PROPERTIES
ABU DHABI
UAE
P.O. BOX: 62221
PMC:
CONSULTANT:
ABU DHABI
UAE
P.O.BOX: 5498
TEL: +971 2 6142416
CONTRACTOR:
GATEWAY
ENGINEER DOCUMENT REVIEW
Document is reviewed for compliance to design concept and is not PROJECT TITLE:
checked for accuracy or suitability of purpose. The review does not
relieve the contractor from his contractual obligations, nor does it AL HUDAYRIAT ISLAND WEST
authorize changes in the contract sum/period
INFRASTRUCTURE
A - Approved
B - Approved with comments CONTRACT NO: JOB NO
C - Revise & Resubmit 269-002
D - Rejected
DRAWING TITLE: DOME PLOT ACCESS
E - Review not required
Signature & Stamp: Date: 31-08-2023 PROPOSED COMBINED UTILITY DUCTS
LAYOUT & SCHEDULES AT ROAD
HW-CAW-10 & HW-CBL-01
DRAWN BY SK / HWD DATE 25-08-23
CHECKED BY Eng.AMJAD SCALE @ A3 1:1000
APPROVED BY Eng.HISHAM SHEET NO. 1 OF 6
DRAWING NO. REVISION
IP1-02-002-00-11-RW-AGP-SD-000010 00
SHOP DRAWING SUBMITTAL FORM

PROJECT Al HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND (WEST)‐HW2 Infrastructure ‐ Dome Connectivity
Submittal Ref: IP1‐02‐002‐00‐11‐IR‐AGP‐SD‐000027 Date 01-Aug-23 Rev. 00
Submittal Title Typical Drawings for Irrigation and Recycled Water
Submitted By Amjad Harara Signature
Discipline Irrigation
Drawing Ref: As attached Specification Ref
Type of Submittal
Authorised Signatory Hisham Abualeinein (PM) Date 01-Aug-23

Code A -Approved
Refer to the comments on drawing.
Comments
0 2 /0 8 /2 0 2 3
Code D - Rejected
Reviewed By Ih a b N a ffa Date 03/08/2023

Reviewed By Date
Received Date
Drawing Lists
Date Tuesday, August 1, 2023
SR.No Title Drawing No Revision Copies Status Remark
Standard Details Concrete Duct for Irrigation and
1 Recycle Water Pipe Crossing the Road and Villa IP1-02-002-00-11-IR-AGP-SD-000027 00 B
Entrance
2 Standard Pipe Bedding and Backfill Typical Details IP1-02-002-00-11-IR-AGP-SD-000028 00 B

3 Irrigation Main Markers Typical Details IP1-02-002-00-11-IR-AGP-SD-000029 00 B
NOTES
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES UNLESS OTHERWISE
STATED
2. HOLLOWS LEFT IN THE BEDDING TO ENABLED PIPES HAVE
JOINTED ARE AS SHORT AS PRACTICABLE AND HAVE
LEFT UNFILLED UNTIL THE JOINTS HAVE BEEN INSPECTED AND
THE PIPE TESTED TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE ENGINEER.
3. COVER TO PIPES HAVE MEASURED FROM THE CROWN OF
THE PIPE BARREL TO GROUND LEVEL.
4. TRENCH SHEETING HAVE LIFTED BEFORE COMPLETION OF
PIPE ZONE MATERIAL BACKFILLING AND COMPACTION AS
SPECIFIED IN STANDARD DWG.
5. ALL PIPES HAVE LAID AND JOINTED IN A DRY TRENCH.
6. ALL REINFORCED CONCRETE ENCASED DUCT HAVE
FD RD MAIN ROAD
PAINTED EXTERNALLY WITH 2 COATS OF BITUMINOUS PAINT
WITH A MINIMUM TOTAL THICKNESS OF 300 MICRONS.
7. APPROVED BACKFILL MATERIAL FREE FROM CLAY, ROCKS
AND OTHER UNACCEPTABLE MATERIALS HAVE
COMPACTED BELOW & ABOVE DUCT HAVE ATTAINED A MINIMUM
DENSITY & LAYERS AS PER DMAT SPECIFICATIONS.
MAIN ROAD 8. DUCTS TO BE USED FOR ROAD CROSSING & DUCT SIZES
PROVIDED IN TABLE-A ARE THE MINIMUM
09.THE DUCT LENGTH HAVE EXTENDED AT LEAST 1 m BEYOND
THE ROAD EDGE.
10. INSIDE OF PARKING AREA PIPE DEPTH IS MORE THAN 1 m
NO PROTETION SLAB REQUIRED.
PS LEGEND
IRRIGATION NETWORK :
Ø110mm HDPE IRRIGATION PIPELINE
PLOT-XXC PLOT-XXC Ø180mm HDPE IRRIGATION PIPELINE

PLOT-XXC VILLA ENTRY RECYCLE WATER NETWORK :

PLOT-XXC RW RW
Ø500mm HDPE RECYCLE WATER PIPELINE
DETAIL E RW RW Ø630mm HDPE RECYCLE WATER PIPELINE
NTS PROPOSED 32mm PVC CONDUIT PIPE+ TWO-WIRE
TYPICAL PLAN OF ROAD CROSSING DUCT & PROTECTION SLAB DECODER CABLE
TYPICAL SECTION OF ROAD CROSSING DUCT
SOIL
FOR MAIN IRRIGATION NETWORK CROSSING ROAD & VILLA ENTRANCE (MAIN RECYCLE WATER NETWORK CROSSING ROAD,THROUGH CONCRETE ENCASED GRP DUCT)
REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETE
ASPHALT ROAD ROAD MATERIAL

(NTS)
COMPACTED SOIL FILLING
DUCT :
ROAD CROSSING 1Wx300Ø (FD)
DUCT (RD) 1Wx150Ø FUTURE CROSSING DUCT
FRL PROTECTION SLAB 2Wx150Ø (FD)
PLOT ENTRY (PS) FUTURE CROSSING DUCT
TYPICAL PLAN OF FUTURE CROSSING DUCT FOR FUTURE SECONDARY INFRA-2 BOUNDARY IRRIGATION RISER (R)
IRRIGATION NETWORK & FUTURE TERTIARY CROSSING ROAD IRRIGATION CORRIDOR PROPOSED CABLE PULL
BOX
(NTS)
ABBREVIATIONS:
uPVC- UNPLASTICISED-POLYVINYL FRL- FINISHED ROAD LEVEL
DETAIL '1' CHLORIDE GRP- GLASS REINFORCED PIPES
FD-FUTURE DUCT ROAD CROSSING PS- PROTECTION SLAB
HDPE- HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENE IR- IRRIGATION NETWORK
Ø- DIAMETER RW- RECYCLE WATER NETWORK
PN- NOMINAL PRESSURE SMP- SECTOR MEASURING POINT
OD- OUTSIDE DIAMETER AV- AIR RELEASE VALVE
DN- NOMINAL DIAMETER WO- WASHOUT
ROW-RIGHT OF WAY FM- FLOW METER
IPF- INTEGRAL PUDDLE FLANGE CV- CONTROL VALVE
L.O.C- LIMIT OF CONTRACT IV- ISOLATION VALVE
ADM- ABU DHABI CITY MUNICIPALITY IL- INVERT LEVEL
MAIN RECYCLE WATER NETWORK CROSSING PLOT ENTRY ADDC-ABU DHABI DISTRIBUTION SDR- STANDARD DIMENSION RATIO
COMPANY E- EASTING N- NORTHING
CROSS SECTIONAL DETAILS OF PROTECTION SLAB
UNDER PLOT ENTRANCE (NTS) REFERENCE ADM DRAWING & DOCUMENTS:
DETAIL F
FRL NTS
DRAWING REFERENCE:
REV. DATE DRAWING NO.

DETAIL B REVISION HISTORY:
NTS
TYPICAL SECTION OF CONCRETE ENCASED DUCT
FOR MAIN IRRIGATIO NETWORK CROSSING ROAD
REV. DATE DESCRIPTION BY CHK. APPD.
DWG. STATUS:
SHOP DRAWING
CLIENT:
FRL MODON PROPERTIES

ABU DHABI
UAE
P.O. BOX: 62221
PMC:
P rotection slab shall PROTECTION SLAB, PLAN CONSULTANT:

b e chamfered on top . SCALE- NTS ABU DHABI
UAE
P.O.BOX: 5498
TABLE 'A' MIAN LINE DUCT SIZE DETIALS TEL: +971 2 6142416
DETAIL A SIZE OF GRP/uPVC DUCT ENCASING PIPES FOR uPVC PIPES CROSSING ROADS
NTS -
CONTRACTOR:
TYPICAL SECTION OF ROAD CROSSING FUTURE DUCT (2x110, 1x250mm)
2 5 0 M in
FOR FUTURE SECONDARY IRRIGATIO, FUTURE TERTIARY NETWORK
CROSSING ROAD Al Geemi Contracting Co. L.L.C
ENGINEER DOCUMENT REVIEW PROJECT TITLE:
1 . A ll the work s to b e carried ou t in comp liance with the latest v ersion of standards and Document is reviewed for compliance to design
AL HUDAYRIYAT ISLAND PDA
concept and is not checked for accuracy or suitability
sp ecifications of au thorities su ch as A D D C , A D Q C C , and all A b u D hab i related A u thorities. of purpose. The review does not relieve the INFRASTRUCTURE - INFRA 2
2 . S hop drawings to b e ex tracted from the coordinated L O D 4 0 0 M odel . C ontractor to contractor from his contractual obligations, nor does
ensu re Rou tings, T aggings, E lev ations, and C oordinates are matching with the cu rrent it authorize changes in the contract sum/period CONTRACT NO:
JOB NO.269
A - Approved 001013-MOD-ALG-LOA-BR-663
rev ised IF C drawings. B - Approved with comments
3 . C hamb er cov er ty p e and lev el shall b e in-line with the req u irements of master p lan. C - Revise & Resubmit DRAWING TITLE:
4 . A p p rov al is su b ject to fu lfillment of P IL C omments/ and to comp liance with all C ontract TABLE 'B' PROTECTION SLAB DETAILS D - Rejected STANDARD DETAILS CONCRETE DUCT
req u irements/A u thority sp ecifications, and shall in no-way reliev e the contractor from any of E - Review not required FOR IRRIGATION & RECYCLE WATER PIPE
the ob ligations, du ties/resp onsib ilities u nder the C ontract. DETAIL C Signature & Stamp: Date:03/08/2023 CROSSING THE ROAD & VILLA ENTRANCE
NTS DRAWN BY SNH DATE 01-08-2023
TYPICAL SECTION OF DIRECT BURIED MAIN IRRIGATION NETWORK CHECKED BY Eng. NAZAR SCALE @ A3 NTS
CROSSING VILLA ENTRANCE APPROVED BY Eng. HISHAM SHEET NO. 1 OF 1

DRAWING NO. REVISION
IP1-02-002-00-11-IR-AGP-SD-000027 00
Appendix -G: Quality

Risk Register
APPENDIX
Quality - Risk Register
Past
Prior to Mitigation Action After Mitigation Action
Sr. Occurrence Effect Residual
Description of risk Risk Type Risk Rating Mitigation Action Responsibility Remarks
No Severity *LT / MT / ST Risk
Yes / No Probability Severity Rating Probability
Rating
A QUALITY RISKS
External/ Provide adequate protection/cover. To be Project Based

A1 Damage to the materials during storage yes Moderate likely 9 ST Minor Unlikely 2
Internal kept in shaded area/ room for Materials. Management
Work started at site prior to approval of Follow & obtain approval for materials/
External/ Project Based
A2 documents (Material submittal, drawings, Yes Moderate Likely 9 MT documents prior to use the material or Minor Unlikely 4
Internal Management
Method Statement etc) start the activity at site.
Proper supervision and support to be

Manufacturers instructions not followed External/ Project Based
A3 Yes Moderate Likely 9 MT ensured from manufacturer during Minor Unlikely 4
during execution Internal Management
installation/use of Materials.
Timely response & completion of

Delay in response to Customer Complaints Project Based
A4 Yes External Major Very Likely 16 MT corrective action proposal within specified Moderate Unlikely 6
& NCR's Management
time frame.
Adequate cover/barrication shall be

provided for completed works from
Damage to finished work due to weather Project Based
A5 No External Moderate Likely 9 ST nearby on going activities or adverse Minor Very Unlikely 2
and uncertain events Management
wether conditions for the required
duration.

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METHOD STATEMENT SUBMITTAL FORM

Submittal Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete

Submitted By Manuel Romel Ante Signature

Authorised Signatory Hisham Abualeinein (PM) Date 29-Oct-23

Engineer / Consultant's Comments

Code C - Revise and Resubmit

Reviewed By Ih a b N a ffa Date 03/11/2023

PMC / Client's Comments

The PMC has no objection to the proposed submission subject to

Reviewed By EllisDon Date 06-Nov-23

Following points to be considered while using concrete pump at site;

25 RA-General RA is not revised 2 KL-EDC Open

27 01 RA-Surface Preparation No risk identified, no affected group identified 2 KL-EDC Open

29 01 RA-General Errors in the page numbering - Page 11 of 11 3 KL-EDC Open

METHOD STATEMENT SUBMITTAL FORM

Submittal Title Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete

Submitted By Manuel Romel Ante Signature

Authorised Signatory Hisham Abualeinein (PM) Date 5-Oct-23

Engineer / Consultant's Comments

Code C - Revise and Resubmit

Reviewed By Sirajudeen KV Ihab Naffa Date 09-10-2023

Reviewed By EllisDon Date 18-Oct-2023

Following points to be considered while using concrete pump at site;

6.0 Detailed Construction

RA-Inspection and Preparation of

Following points to be considered while using concrete pump at site;

6.0 Detailed Construction

RA-Inspection and Preparation of

Method Statement for Cast In Situ Concrete

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This document contains confidential or proprietary

Project Description : HW2 Infrastructure – Dome Connectivity

01 27-10-2023 Issued for Approval

REV. NO DATE DESCRIPTION

Author Ayham Nasaralla, Project Engineer 27-10-2023

Checked By Amjad Harara, Tech Manager 27-10-2023

Reviewed By Manuel Romel Ante, QA/QC Eng. 27-10-2023

Hisham MH Abualeinein, Project

NAME SIGNATURE DATE

1.0 Objectives & Scope................................................................................................ 6

2.0 References ............................................................................................................ 7

3.0 Definitions ............................................................................................................ 8

4.1 Materials: .......................................................................................................... 8

4.2 Approved Sub-contractor and PQ documents.................................................. 9

4.3 Shop drawings ................................................................................................... 9

4.4 Equipment’s required and third-party certification ......................................... 9

4.5 Human resources and RACI Matrix (Appendix A) ............................................. 9

5.0 HSE requirements (Precautions/ Risk Assessment)- Appendix-D: ......................... 14

6.0 Detailed Construction Sequence (Methodology): ................................................. 17

6.1 Pre-commencement of activities: ................................................................... 17

6.2.1 Setting Out: ..................................................................................................... 18

6.2.4 Excavation and Formation: ............................................................................. 18

6..2.9 Steel Reinforcement: ...................................................................................... 18

6.2.17 Sand Blasting for Steel Reinforcement: .......................................................... 19

6.2.18 Preparation of Shuttering and Formworks….……………………………………………….19

Template Ref. No.: MP-PMP-10.01-016-00

6.2.57 Curing of Concrete…………………………………………………………….………………………24

7.0 Construction Program …..(Attachment Appendix -B) ............................................ 27

9.0 Risk Assessment / Hazard Assessment….(Attachment: Appendix-D)..................... 27

10.0 Third party approval requirements, if any. (Attachment Appendix-E) ................... 27

11.0 Attachments:…Appendix-E(Shop drawings/ sketches/ certificates etc. as required.)