QATAR ARMED FORCES

QATAR EMIRI CORPS OF ENGINEERING

DUKHAN AIR BASE PROJECT

Contract No. C-108-1

METHOD STATEMENT

DOCUMENT TITLE:
METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF JET FUEL PIPING

MS Ref. No.: TAB-BAH-0003-MS-MC-00156 Rev. No: 01

PREPARED BY: REVIEWED BY: APPROVED BY:

Position: Snr. Mech. Project QA/QC
HSE Manager MEP Manager Project Director
Engineer Manager Manager
Name: Tugrul Alp Stuart Jonathan
Erkan Firat Alper Odcikin Emre Bakkal
Delikara Tannahill Wallace

Date:

Signature:

Revision
Revision Date: Revision Description Status
Number
Revise and
00 18-March-2020 FOR APPROVAL
Resubmit

01 16-June-2021 FOR APPROVAL

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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 1.
SCOPE 3
2.
REFERENCE 3
3.
DEFENITION AND ABBREVIATION 3
4.
RESPONSIBILITIES 4–6
5.
RESOURCES 7
5.1 MANPOWER 7
5.2 EQUIPMENT 7
5.3 MATERIALS 8
6. WORK SEQUENCE / METHODE 8
6.1 GENEREL 8
7. WORK METHODOLOGY / PROCEDURE 8
7.1 MATERIAL RECEIVING, STORAGE AND DELIVERY 8–9
ON SITE
7.2 MATERIAL TRACEABILITY 10
7.3 PIPE INSTALLATION METHOD 10
7.4 ISOMETRIC MARK-UP 10
7.5 CUTTING AND BEVELING 11
7.5.1 CARBON STEEL (C.S) 11
7.5.2 STAINLESS STEELS (S.S) 12
7.6 FIT UP AND TRACK WELDING 12
7.7 BRANCH CONNECTIONS 12
7.8 FLANGE CONNECTIONS 13
7.9 CLEANING OF SPOOLS 13
7.10 PIPE SUPPORTS 14
7.11 METHOD OF WELDING 14
7.12 NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT) 15
7.13 PNEUMATIC TEST 16
8. QUALITY 17
9. HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT CONSIDERATIONS 17
9.1 MANPOWER 17
9.2 EQUIPMENT 18
9.3 SAFETY MEASURES DURING EXECUTION 18
9.4 ENVIRONMENTAL 18
10.APPENDIX 18

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 1. SCOPE

This Method Statement describes the specific safe working methods which will be
used by Mad Construction Installation Team to carry out the Jet Fuel Steel Pipe
Works for Project # C108-01, Qatar.
This document covers the scope of work required for the execution of the piping.
The method statement is in the following sequence as the work will be carried out.

 Jet Fuel Piping specific design and drawings

 Api 5L Grade B Fuel Pipes procurement
 Work Preparation
 Installation of Fuel Pipes
 Radiography Testing
 Pneumatic Testing

2. REFERENCE

 Approved Drawings
 Inspection & Test Plan

3. DEFINITION & ABBREVIATION

CLIENT (QECE) : Qatar Emiri Corps of Engineers Wing-5

QCS : Qatar Construction Specifications
HSE : Health, Safety & Environment
MOE : Ministry of Environment
MOI : Ministry of Interior
IR : Inspection Request
QA/QC : Quality Control / Quality Assurance
BAH : M/s Bahadir Construction
PQP : Project Quality Plan
MS : Method Statement
AFC : Approved for Construction

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 4. RESPONSIBILITIES

 PROJECT MANAGER

 Overall responsible for implementation of the company management systems,

Quality policies,
Safety policies and procedures in line with Project Specification, Drawings, Method
Statements, etc.
 Prepare and monitor progress as per approved scheduled for the whole project
duration in coordination with the site team.

 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER

 Organize the site so that work is carried out to the required specifications with a
minimum risk to men, equipment and materials.
 Adhere to the Project Specific Quality Management Program, HSE Requirements,
Method Statements, Project Specification and Drawings.

 QA/QC MANAGER

 Identify the Projects Specific Quality Requirements, Develop the Project Specific
Quality Plan (Project Quality Plan), Inspection and Test Plan (ITP), Project Specific
Procedures, Checklist and Quality Control Forms and ensure effective
implementation of the same.
 Resolving day to day Quality issues with Client or Client Representative.
 Organize Project Quality Management Review Meetings and follow up
implementation of the Management decisions/ recommendations concerning
Quality of work and costumer focus.
 Ensure compliance with applicable National and International Standards as well as
relevant statutory requirements.
 Monitoring/Evaluate the performance in terms of Quality requirements for Sub-
Contractor.

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 QA/QC ENGINEER

 Responsible for the work entire Quality Assurance, Quality Control & inspection
programs.
 Produce all Quality related documents & necessary quality reports as requested.
 Provide written procedures & to coordinate in formalizing the Method Statement
with the Project manager/Site Engineers to describe the job specific procedure for
each stage/activity.
 Direct QC Inspector on site.
 Monitor performance of site team to ensure compliance with quality procedure.

HSE MANAGER

 Responsible for entire HSE matters and reviewing Hazard Identification (HI), Risk
Assessment (RA) in line with Method Statements for particular activity.
 Liaison with Client or Client Representative for HSE issues.
 Monitoring the HSE requirements as per Project Specifications and Client or Client
Representative’s requirements.

HSE OFFICER

 Ensure that all workers have a safe place of work, advice safe system of work and
provide adequate instructions, training and supervision to enable employees to
work in safety.
 Carry out site survey on daily basis to ensure that the HSE Methods of working are
in operation & that all regulations are being observed.
 Report, determine & analyze the cause of any accident or dangerous occurrence
and recommend measures for preventing recurrence.

SITE ENGINEER

 Adheres to the Project specific method statements, procedures, inspection

programs & HSE instructions to get the activities performed to CLIENT satisfaction
with full coordination with the HSE & Quality personnel.

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  Ensuring that all personnel/under their control have attended safety induction
training and are adequately inform about foreseeable hazards, preventive on
precautionary measure and instructed on the safe system of work to be employed.

CHIEF SURVEYOR/SURVEYOR

 CHIEF SURVEYOR: Chief surveyor will be in-charge of the Topographic survey. He will
lead the survey team and will coordinate with all the concerned parties and ensure
survey work is in time and with proper quality.
 SURVEYORS: The surveyor will be responsible for all survey work and will report to
chief surveyor.

FOREMAN/ WORK SUPERVISOR

 Responsible for daily activities and resources (labor, machinery, material etc...) are
effectively utilized and monitored in order to achieve HSE & Quality requirements.

WORKFORCE (LABOR)

 Carry out their work under direct supervision by their Foreman and charge hand
and under instruction from the Site Engineer to ensure all works are undertaken in
a safe manner.
 The workforce to attend a daily Tool Box Talks and morning task briefs prior to
starting any new works.
 The workforce shall receive a full Project briefing and site rules induction prior to
commencing any work on site.

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 5. RESOURCES

5.1 MANPOWER

 Project Manager
 Construction Manager
 QA/QC Manager
 QA/QC Chief
 QA/QC Engineer
 HSE Manager
 HSE Officer
 Surveyor
 Site Supervisor
 Piping Foreman
 Welder Foreman
 Pipe Welders
 Pipe Fitter
 Rigger
 Sand Blasters
 Operators

5.2 EQUIPMENT

 Forklift
 DC welding machines (400A)
 Air compressor
 NDT Equipment
 Scaffolding
 Pipe Cutter
 Hand tools

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 5.3 MATERIALS

 API 5L Grade Carbon Steel Pipes

 Welding Consumables
 Cutting Consumables

6. WORK SEQUENCE / METHOD

6.1 GENERAL

 The following methodology is subject to review and improvements based on site

conditions and as advised by main contractor.
 All the work sequence should comply with approved method statement and QCS
2014.

7. WORK METHODOLOGY/PROCEDURE

7.1 MATERIAL RECEIVING, STORAGE AND DELIVERY ON SITE

Proper HSE material handling procedure must be followed during material

receiving, storing and delivery.
All materials shall be conformed to the IFC drawing with relevant material
specifications before receiving/ordering.
Separate area shall be assigned for the storage of different piping materials.
Pipes shall be stored in open area resting on wooden sleepers, fittings, bolts,
nuts, and gaskets shall be stored in shelved containers. Storage and issue
procedure of piing materials shall be in time with the requirements.
Handling and transportation of piping materials shall be done with utmost care
to avoid any damage.
QC inspector shall conduct visual inspections, check color code, material
certificates or manufacturer s test reports (including size wall thickness, rating,
material code, heat no, quantity.
The following procedure shall be followed for receiving. storing and delivery of
all the Materials

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  Warehouse superintendent shall be responsible for delivering all
materials and documentation to the job site in good condition. All
materials and documentation will be inspected immediately upon receipt
by contractor QC Inspector to determine that all items included in the Bill
of Materials have been supplied, to assure that all documentation has
been received and to check for any damage.
 All materials shall be requested or received as per pre-fabrication or
erection sequence or site requirement as per the Master Schedule which
is agreed & approved
 The receiving materials or equipment found defective or presenting non-
conformance that shall be clearly marked out and shall be returned to
corresponding authority.
 Material shall be stored at defined locations based on material
classification. Carbon Steels, Alloyed Steels, Stainless Steels, non-ferrous
material etc.
 Large-sized fittings, flanges and valves shall be stored on wooden pallets
and no material is allowed to rest or store directly on ground at all time.
 All small-sized fittings, flanges and valves, and all of gaskets shall be
stored on racks/shelves.
 All bolts, washers and nuts shall be packaged and delivered in rigid,
weatherproof containers.
 Ensure the material is secured properly so that it does not fall, roll or
move from its storage position. Pipes will be supported at bottom with
kegs/ wooden blocks at least at three points and choked with wedges.
 Materials stored in open areas will be barricaded and indicate the type of
material and the hazard it poses, if any.
 Sling shall be nylon or equivalent; steel cables shall not be used
 Each length of pipe Shall be examined to make sure it is free from
internal obstructions and shall be air blown to remove dust and sand
immediately prior to erection or welding.

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 7.2 MATERIAL TRACEABILITY

Identification code or File number shall be clearly marked on each plate, pipe
and nozzle item by the Material Controller / Storekeeper.

QC personnel shall monitor the transferring of heat number for Stainless Steel
material.
To prevent loss of traceability during paint / coating process, QC personnel shall
make sure that the identification numbers transferred to the QC record prior to
blasting.

Piece marks and weld identification number shall be marked on each pipe /
plate by suitable paint which shall be compatible with the base material to be
marked and recorded on the relevant documents.
The heat number shall be transferred before the Plate or pipe is cut
Color-coding shall be applied for easy identification to permit quick material
handling/
segregation and visual check/ monitoring during construction phrases.

7.3 PIPE INSTALLATION METHOD

Ensure that the document received bear the stamp Issued for Construction" and
are of latest revision.
The documents submitted/referred with this method statement shall be
considered as an integral part of this method statement and shall be read in
conjunction with the same.

The engineering drawings and documents received shall be clearly understood

to find out the service material specification size thickness QA/OC requirements
pipe routing quantity etc. line wise and area wise

Make sure that all the Quality control and Preparatory meetings, approvals, and
preparations are done sufficiently in advance to start the construction activity
as per the schedule.

7.4 ISOMETRIC MARK-UP

All lines shall be clearly marked to easily identify the flow direction service, line designation
number size, class and specification.

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 The isometric drawing shall be used as a weld mark-up format.

The weld map shall be unique and separate for each line, system component or assembly
number.

The line diagram shall include weld location, weld numbers, tie point location, piece
numbers
and weld type, including. Field weld shop Weld, tie point butt joint socket joint fillet weld.

Straight run or pipe shall contain the minimum number of welds. The use of off-cuts in
straight
run shall be avoided.
Care shall be taken to ensure that the longitudinal welds clear branch connections.

Weld numbering methodology shall contain: a sequential number, a repair sequence

number
when applicable.

7.5 CUTTING AND BEVELLING

All pipes and fittings shall be cleaned before prefabrication by air blowing, in addition, for
large diameters pipe rag cleaning should be conducted if found practical.

Proper Safety procedure shall follow before starting the job.

Marking should be done as per isometric spool number measurement

Cutting of pipes, fittings and edge preparation as per the drawing and WPS.

Based on spool breakdown of piping isometrics, pipe length shall be cut. Extra length for
pipe shall be provided in spools for field adjustment.

Pipes shall cut using Oxy acetylene cutting or plasma as per project requirement. Flame
cutting of Stainless Steel is not allowed. Stainless steel shall be cut with Stainless Steel
cutting disc. The edge cleaning and beveling shall be done using abrasive grinding disc.

The edges to be welded shall be prepared to meet the joint design requirements by any of
the following method recommended:

7.5.1 CARBON STEEL (C.S)

Gas cutting Machining or grinding methods shall be used. After gas cutting, oxides shall be

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 smoothened / removed by chipping and grinding.

7.5.2 STAINLESS STEELS (S.S)

Machining or grinding methods shall be used. After cutting, cut surface shall be machined or
ground smooth.

7.6 FIT UP AND TRACK WELDING

 Fit-up assembly and joint alignment shall be carried out, by using couplers or Fit-Up
mushrooms. All the required pipe holding work benches, assembling brackets, 'U
bolts etc. would be made to suit the pipe sizes.
 For butt welds a uniform root gap shall be maintained as per WPS.
 For all socket weld joints the pipe end shall be free from cutting burrs, the axial gap
between male and female component shall be maximum of 3 mm and minimum of
1.5 mm
 All welding ends shall be bevelled with and angle of 35 degrees, ±5 degrees, and a
root face of 1.6mm
 Welding end plane shall be normal to pipe axis as defined in the piping drawing,
within 0.25 degree.
 The inside misalignment shall not exceed 1.5 mm (1/16)
 The maximum tolerance for axial dimensions, face to face, center to face and
locations of attachment shall be ± 3 mm.
 Lateral transition of branches and connections from centerline of the run shall not
Exceed ± 1.6mm
 Internal misalignment shall be limited to 1.6mm for pipe up to 24”, 3.2 mm for pipe
diameter 26” and above.
 In case of pipes with different thickness, the larger thickness shall be tapered in
compliance with standard to match smaller thickness.
 Line numbers, Sheet numbers, Spool numbers, material code and Joint numbers are
to be clearly marked on the sp0ols with the welder identification for each joint.

7.7 BRANCH CONNECTIONS

 Branch connection requirements shall be in accordance with Project Specifications.

 The lateral offset of branches and connections from the center line of run shall not
exceed ±1.6mm.

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  All welded branch connection and other joints shall be full strength reinforced as
indicated on the drawings. Reinforcement material shall be made from the same
pipe material as specified by the relevant piping class and subject to the same
specification requirements as the piping to which it is attached.
 All cuts shall be carefully beveled and accurately matched to form a suitable
preparation for welding and to permit full penetration of welds between the branch
and the run pipe at all points.
 Branch connections, vent nozzles trunnions and other attachments including
reinforcing pads shall not be welded over or near longitudinal or circumferential
welds in the piping.
 Longitudinal or circumferential weld to the next weld shall be 5Omm measured
between the heat affected zones

7.8 FLANGE CONNECTIONS

 Unless otherwise indicated on the drawings, the bolt holes of all flanges shall be
offset to vertical and horizontal centre lines. The maximum angular deviation of bolt
holes shall not exceed 1.5mm measured across the bolt pitch circle.
 The flange faces shall be square to the pipeline in which they are fitted.
 Shop fabrication of flanged spool pieces for connection to existing pipe work or
equipment shall have the mating flange tack welded to the spool and an additional
allowance of 10Omm of pipe shall also be provided the correct field fitment.
 The fit up of pipe ends and weld neck flanges shall be done to obtain uniform root
opening The criteria given in related WPS shall be followed.

7.9 CLEANING OF SPOOLS

 All pipes shall be internally cleaned by air blowing. In addition, for large diameters
pipes rag cleaning should be conducted if found practical.
 All prefabricated pipe spools shall be visually inspected for cleanliness, and shall
have foreign material removed from the inside.
 The piping ends shall be covered after inspection to prevent unauthorized removal of
the end cover prior to making the joint to the succeeding section of piping.
 During installation, the construction agency shall ensure that no foreign materials
(such as welding consumables, lumbers, gloves, etc.) are left inside the piping
System.
 After assembly and installation, the piping shall be cleaned inside to remove all loose
material. The cleanliness shall be verified visually and/or by video inspection
techniques.

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 7.10 PIPE SUPPORTS

 Fabrication and installation of all pipe supports, hangers, guides and other support
attachments shall be done in accordance with the details in the IFC drawings.
 Welding preparations for the pipe to pipe supports and structural steel welding for
pipe Supports shall be in accordance with corresponding WPS.
 All pipe support shall be individually identified by number and this number shall be
marked on the piping layout plans.
 A 6mm weep hole shall be drilled for dummy supports and shall be located near the
base plate for all vertical dummy supports, and near the run pipe at 6 o clock
position for all horizontal dummy supports.

7.11 METHOD OF WELDING

 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
It specifies the welding, heat treatment, Non-destructive Testing (NDT), and hardness
testing requirements tor welding pipe lined and related equipment’s to ASME 31.4 and
ASME 31.8, API STD 1104 and ASME SEC IX
 CODES AND STANDARDS:
Specific ASME, AWS, ASTM, API Standards.

 PROCEDURE OF WELDING:

 Before starting welding, the assigned people must wear proper PPE and adequate
safety procedure must be implemented.
 All welding electrodes shall be kept in required condition in both storage and
welding.
 The ends to be welded shall be properly cleaned to remove paint oil, grease, rust,
oxides sand, earth and other foreign matter. The ends shall be completely dry before
the welding.
 On completion of each run, craters, welding irregularities, slag etc. shall be removed
by the grinding and chiselling. Separate grinding wheels and wire brushes should be
used for Carbon steels & stainless Steel.
 The welding work piece shall be shielded against high winds and rain.
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  The welding face shall be prepared in such a way that, the face must be cut and grind
Smoothly and the imperfections (Slots spatters, surface oxide due to cutting and
rusting) shall be removed from the welding area.
 For the fabrication & welding of Stainless Steel pipes, only Stainless Steel tools &
consumables (Wire Brush Chipping, Hammer, and Abrasive disc) shall be used.
 The pipe line joints shall be aligned as accurately as possible and the pipe must be
supported properly to avoid bending and displacement during welding.
 The fit up joint shall be welded after checked by the QC inspector for acceptance and
registered.
 Welding shall be done as per approved WPS for the particular piping. Pre heating
and welding consumable shall be checked before starting of welding
 Each weld layer shall be cleaned before starting to weld next layer. The cleaned area
shall be free from slag. Any visual defects like cracks, pores, spatters weld shall be
removed by grinding before the next layer is applied. The ends of weld layer shall be
removed by grinding at take up points of each weld.
 All parts that may be affected by the welding operations, such as accessories,
insulation joints and such, shall be adequately protected.
 For flange to pipe connections if welding shrinkage can lead misalignment, two
similar flanges shall be joined by inserting a temporary gasket and then welded.
 In case of threaded pipes, screw threads shall be concentric with axis pipe with no
blur or stripping. The threading dies shall be sharp and properly designed for the
piping

7.12 NON DESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT)

The criteria of NDT will be in accordance with Project General Specification for different
piping systems. The acceptance criteria shall be in accordance with ASME B31.4, ASME
B31.8, and ASME SEC V.

Welding and NDT records shall be properly recorded and maintained with proper
identification for each welded joint.

NDT shall be carried out as per approved procedure and the results shall be recorded
properly.
Surface irregularities including weld reinforcement, inhibiting accurate interpretation of
specified method of NDT shall be ground smooth.

Safety procedures shall be strictly followed in each NDT procedure, in handling the NDT
equipment’s and work environment.

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 100% Radiographic Test of joints will be carried for Underground piping
10% Radiographic Test of welded joints will be carried for Aboveground piping
All RT tests must be finished before closing covers of trenches.

7.13 PNEUMATIC TEST

 Identify the test loops for the complete line system wise.
 Test packages shall be prepared with all welding / NDT summary, P & ID marked with
Test limits, Isometric drawings, support details etc. for the completed lines of the
system and submitted for client's approval.
 Inside of all pipes, valves, fittings and other associated equipment are clean and free
from loose foreign matter prior to commencement of the pressure test.
 Upon obtaining mechanical clearance and test packages approval, Pneumatic test
shall be carried out as per project specification.
 Test package shall be prepared as per method statement and procedures.
 Reinforcing pads shall be tested with clean and dry oil free air for the weld surfaces
on the inside and outside shall be swabbed with a leak testing solution.
 Non-return valves, it installed, will require that the piping network be pressurized
from the upstream side.

 Two pressure gauges (minimum) shall be used for the test. The gauges shall be
calibrated and certificate attached to test package before pressure test. The
maximum range of gauge will be 1.5 to 4 times of the test pressure.
 The Pneumatic pressure test shall be applied system in its entirety or in sections. All
openings in the piping shall be tightly closed by pipe plugs.
 The pipe system shall then be applied pneumatic pressure using a compressor.
 All the pipes shall be tested at 9 bars for 2 hours and to the full satisfaction of the
engineer
 Once the pressure of the line is stable, inspection of the line shall commence. The
test pressure for process or power pipe work shall be for a minimum of 30 minutes
or as required to inspect the line.
 In case of leakage, the line shall be retested after repair according to the related
procedure.
 When the test has been successfully completed, lines are de-pressurized by
operating vent valves gradually. Then the complete discharging of the system
through the drain valves are taken up, keeping the vent valves always open, the line
shall be de-pressurized and drained completely.
 All test blinds shall be removed and the line shall be reinstated with permanent
gaskets.

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 1. QUALITY

 Each activity shall be inspected and approved as per Inspection Test Plan (ITP).
 Ensure that latest approved shop drawings and documents are being utilized.
 Ensure that only approved materials are being utilized.
 Periodic check of works to ensure the work is accomplished according to Quality
Procedures.
 Ensure all measuring devices are regularly calibrated.

2. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

9.1 MANPOWER

 HSE site specific induction courses shall be provided to all personnel and visitors
prior on commencing work or visiting the site.
 All personnel will wear the required PPE in accordance with site regulations. The PPE
should at a minimum include the following:

 Safety Helmet
 Safety Glasses
 Safety Vest
 Safety Shoes
 Ear Plugs (when required)

 Occupational Health and Safety shall be fully implemented in accordance with QCS
2014 Section 1, Part 10.
 The supervisor or foreman responsible for the job will be present at site during
working hours and a safety officer will also be present to monitor the activity.
 First aid box will be available at designated areas throughout the site.
 Regular tool box talks shall be conducted to explain the nature of works and
associated risks involved.

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 9.2 EQUIPMENT

 All plant and equipment shall be inspected by the HSE and the Plant Department
prior to commencement.
 M/s Bahadir will also practice a daily visual inspection of all plant and equipment.
 All vehicles and equipment used at site will be equipped with revolving lights.

9.3 SAFETY MEASURES DURING EXECUTION

 Safety cone will mark the execution zone.

 No workers to use earphones under any circumstances.
 No curtains to be installed within the cabins of rolling equipment.
 Illumination assessment to be carried out before night working commences.
 All the workers PPE should be clean and reflective strips to be clearly visible.

9.4 ENVIRONMENTAL

 All personnel will obey to the HSE requirements and will maintain a good
housekeeping on site.
 All equipment and materials used on site will be used and stored in a manner
avoiding oil, fuel and sewage spillage. If required adequate dip trays will be
provided until any such leakage is repaired.
 Dust control at the work sites is under the responsibility of the Main contractor.

3. APPENDIX

1.1. GENERAL

It is the intention of MAD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY that all work methods and
procedures are carried out in a safe manner in accordance with the Health and Safety At
Work Act and any other relevant legislation.

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 MAD personnel will attend any Site Safety induction course that may be required for the
specific activity the personnel will be involved in on site before commencement of such
activity.

7.2 RISK ASSESSMENTS

7.2.1 GENERAL HAZARDS

7.2.1.1 SITE SAFETY

There can be assorted hazards associated with working on any site and site
regulations as laid down by the MAD Site Supervisor should be observed.

7.2.1.2 MANUAL HANDLING RISKS.

Equipment and associated items may be heavy and care should be taken when
handling manually. It is generally preferable to reduce any risk by avoiding
manual handling altogether. When unavoidable, correct lifting procedure should
be used. Heavy items will include, but not limited to, roof and floor plates, stilling
wells and rolling ladder. Arrangements should be made for items such as these to
be delivered as close as possible to the intended point of installation and be
moved subsequently as much as possible by machine.

7.2.1.3 PERSONAL PROTECT EQUIPMENT (PPE)

The minimum personal protective equipment is as follows:
 Approved safety helmet
 Approved earplugs
 Safety footwear
 Eye protection
 Gloves
 Overalls
 Respirators
And any other equipment deemed necessary by the specific task involved.

7.2.1.4 RISK OF FALLING.

If any installation or activity needs to be done at a height above 2m, care
should be exercised to prevent personnel falling from height.

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 7.2.1.5 MAINS VOLTAGES
 Care should be exercised when working with mains voltages (240V or
380V AC). All appliances, equipment, and materials used for
temporary electrical installations shall be constructed, installed,
protected, worked and maintained, so as prevent danger
 All work on electrical equipment shall be carried out by, or under the
immediate supervision of, a qualified electrical craftsman
 Power in excess of 240V shall be transmitted by suitable cable, which
shall either be buried or strung overhead

7.2.2 CONTROL OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH

Where applicable, substances hazardous to health shall be listed and

itemized in the form of a register,

Health and Safety Data Sheets for all hazardous substances shall be kept in a
file for reference. Site personnel shall be issued with copies of Health and
Safety Data Sheets relevant to their work activities.

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