CLIENT: Document Ref. No.

LA PLAGE SOUTH - 1 ( LPS-01 ) LPS-01-HTI-TD-MST-200

Sheik Ali Bin Hamad Bin
Khalid Al-thani
CONSULTANTS: CONTRACTOR: Date
24-Dec-22

TRANSMITTAL OF DOCUMENTS
1. SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
Submitted to HBK
Type of Submittal: METHOD STATEMENT
Document Discipline: ELECTRICAL
Area of Application: LPS-01
Document/Drawing Ref. LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007

2. SUBMITAL DETAILS

Item Reference Rev. Date Copies Description

LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007 0 24-Dec-22 1 SMALL POWER WIRING ACCESSORIES

These are transmitted for:

Your Information Approval Checking Review and Comment

We certify that the above shop drawings/ Documents have been coordinated

Submitted by: Aleem Ahmed Signature

3. CONSULTANT'S COMMENTS: A. Approved

B. Approved As Noted
C. Revise and Resubmit
D. Rejected

Signature DATE: / /

Approval shall not relieve Contractor of his liabilities under the Contract or constitute authorization of any change to Contract Documents.
Project Name: LPS01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Document Title Method Statement for Small Power Wiring Accessories Date 20-11-2022
Document No. LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007 Rev. No. 0

Project : LPS-01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Employer : ALI HAMAD K ALTHANI

Project Design & Construction Qatar Design Consortium

Supervision Service Consultant: Neo-Spectrum

Main Contractor : HBK Contracting Company W.L.L.

Revision History

Issued for
LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007 0 20-11-2022 Review and
Approval
Review by Approved by
Purpose of Prepared by QA QC Manager Project Manager
Doc. no. Rev. no. Date
submission

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 CONTENTS

1. PURPOSE…………………………………………………….………………………………………………………………………………………..3
2. SCOPE of Works………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..3
3. REFERENCES………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………3
4. ABBREVIATIONS………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..3
5. RESOURCES……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….4
5.1 Equipment………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….4
5.2 Manpower………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….4
5.3 Material……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..4
6. RESPONSIBILITIES……..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..5
6.1 Project Manager ………………………………………………………………………………....................................................5
6.2 Site Engineer/Supervisor………………...….……………………………………………………………………………………………….5
6.3 QA/QC Engineer …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………5
6.4 Safety Engineer/Officer ………………………………………………………………………................................................5
7. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITIES……………………………………………………………….…………………………………………………… 5-10
8. QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL…………………………..…………………………………………………………….…..10
9. HSE ISSUES, RISK ASSESSMENT AND HAZARD ANALYSIS…………………………..................................................11
9.1 Safety Lightings……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….….11
9.2 Task Lightings………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….….11
9.3 Emergency Arrangement…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….11
10. ATTACHMENTS …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….11
10.1 Risk Assessment……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….12-28
10.2 Inspection Test Plan………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….29
10.3 Checklist for Small Power Wiring Accessories...……………………………………………………………………………....35-36

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1. PURPOSE

The purpose of this method statement is to describe the sequential approach for Installation of Small Power
Wiring Accessories in accordance with the contract requirements. This method statement shall ensure that
the installation of small power wiring Accessories is executed safely. This method statement aims to ensure
that quality assurance and quality control activities area adopted by Contractor M/s HexaTech in systematic
manner accordance with project requirements, works are inspected by the Project Consultant and
conformance is verified and documented.

2. SCOPE of WORKS

This method of statement describe:

Installation shall be carried out in accordance to the relevant Qatar Design Consortium, Neo-Spectrum& HBK
Judgments. The system shall be applied in accordance to manufacturer's recommendation. Installation shall
be carried out by qualified applicator trained and approved by the manufacturer.

This method statement is subject to the requirements as stated in the following regulatory & statutory
documents, applicable standards / specifications / building codes:
 Project Approved Shop Drawing
 Approved Project Specification
 KAHRAMAA Specification
 Qatar Construction Specification 2014

3. REFERENCES

 Project Specifications / Qatar Construction Specification 2014

 Project HSE Plan
 Project Quality Plan
 Approved Material Submittal
 Shop Drawing / IFC Drawing
 QCDD Regulation

4. ABBREVIATIONS

QCS Qatar Construction Specifications

HSE Health, Safety and Environment
QA/QC Quality Assurance and Quality Control
ITP Inspection and Test Plan
ERP Emergency Response Plan
WIR Work Inspection Request
MIR Material Inspection Request
QCDD Qatar Civil Defense Department

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5. RESOURCES
5.1 Tools and Equipment
 Standard Electrician Tools and Tool Box
 Digital Multi meter
 Insulation Tester
 Electric Drill and set of bits
 Cutting Tools (e.g., Jig Saw, Grinder)
 Set of wrenches (fix or adjustable)
 Torque Wrench
 Set of files
 Hammer
 Plumb bob / Spirit Level
 Air Blower / Vacuum Cleaner
 Measuring tape
 Hand gloves
 Ladder (Appropriate Type)
 Scaffolding
 Chain Block
 Lifting Equipment

5.2 Manpower
 Electrical Engineer
 Foreman
 Electricians / Certified Installer
 Assistant Electricians
 Welder (for fabrication as needed)
 Helpers
 QA/QC Engineer
 Safety officers / engineers
 Supervisors
 Scaffolders
 Drivers / Operators
 Lifting supervisors
 Rigger

5.3 Materials
 Various size of wires
 Cables
 sockets
 Spring wire
 Tape
 Cable ties
 Electrical tool box
 Hand Trolley

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RESPONSIBILITIES
6.1. Project Manager: The Manager Leads and Directs the Projects team for overall development of the
project. Also, he provides single point of contact in dealing with the Employer resolving Contractual,
Commercial and Technical issues during the progress of the project for Electrical works.
6.2. Site Engineer/ Supervisor: It is the Site Engineer / Site Supervisor’s duty to organize the work force in a
safe manner and to ensure that safety and protective equipment are being properly utilized. He also
ensures that the method statement procedure is strictly followed and observes any hold-points noted on
the ITP and notify the Engineer for inspection. They shall be responsible for safe execution of the complete
activity including, but not limited to.
a) Confirming the installation locations from schedule of approved construction drawings.
b) Organizing tools and equipment required to the work site
c) Assigning work crew.
d) Toolbox talks
6.3. QA/QC Engineer: It is the QA/QC Engineer & Inspector having the responsibility to ensure that all
Inspections and Tests are carried out as per Project Requirements, Shop drawings, Approved Method
statement and Inspection Test Plan and that all are properly recorded. They shall be responsible for.
Ensuring that approved work methods and materials are being used and in conformance with project
specifications.
Carryout periodic work inspection & testing along with client representative.
Stage inspections and surveillance in accordance with ITP.
6.4. Safety Engineer/ Officer:
Enforce the implementation of the HSE Management System in the project and support the relevant
construction Supervisors on all HSE matters;
Ensure that relevant HSE information and training is provided to all personnel working in the assigned
area;
Collaborate with Supervisors in assessing training needs for personnel in the assigned area;
Reports HSE findings to the relevant construction personnel as well as the HSE MANAGER, and follow up
the status of implementation of the identified preventive and corrective actions; Carry out any other
assigned HSE activity.

7. SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITIES

7.1 WORK METHOD

Start prerequisite
Prior to start the shift or any new task the site team (foreman/charge-hand) shall ensure that:
 The materials are compliant and equipment inspected and hold a valid tag
 The Team has been inducted (project, QHSE, Security…)
 The Team has the necessary competencies (training and qualification)
 The permit to work are approved and authorization are compliant
 The work area is set up and safe to work
 The team has the necessary PPE for the task in accordance with the WRA
 The team has the necessary collective protection available as per WRA
 The team has been briefed (PSB) and have understood how to work safely
 A record and attendance of the prestart brief with the team is available.

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 Pre-Installation Checks

Prior to the commencement of any works, access and installation areas will be inspected to confirm that they are in
a suitable condition to commence installation.
Housekeeping pads or pertinent structure are complete and leveled within plinth OR structure base support sizes.
Site Engineer & Supervisors to carry out the pre-installation inspection of Lighting and small power panel plinth prior
to offloading and positioning in accordance with HBK will ensure temporary protection is provided to protect the
openings during installation and until the final connections are made to Lighting and Small Power panels….
Ensuring that equipment schedule for correct location and reference for the Equipment’s (Lighting and Small Power
panels).
If the Equipment’s cannot be installed immediately, then the same shall be stored in clean, dry and properly
ventilated location.

Installation of Lighting and Small Power panels

Equipment’s and Machineries

Truck / Trailer Crane

forklift
Rigging tools
Power tools Drilling Machine
Cutting Machine
Welding Machine
Hand Trolley / cart
Electrician tool box

METHODOLOGY

MATERIAL HANDLING:

• All materials/equipment shall be inspected.

• Loading and unloading of Switchgear shall be done properly

• The materials shall be handled at all times in a manner that prevents damage to the equipment and its associated
components.

• All materials/equipment shall be adequately stored and protected.

• Check and verify the specification, quantities, package numbers, equipment Number, accessories, etc. of the required
equipment and materials at the Warehouse

• Before shifting to site, the switchgear shall be inspected for mechanical Damage.

• The nameplate shall be checked according to panels datasheet sheet for Conformity.

General Requirements of installation:

Prior to the start of activity at site, it shall be ensured that all relevant documents viz. Inspection &
Test Plans,Method Statement etc. as applicable are approved and Controlled copies available at site.
 The Inspection Personnel deployed at site shall have sufficient knowledge and experience as
per the Contract requirement and shall be ensured that they are approved by the Client prior
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 to deploy to thework site.

 Check and inspect all luminaries, lighting columns, Small Power Socket outlets, Distribution
Boards, Panelsand accessories, all wiring and Power cables (MICC) etc. for any transit damage,
correct type & size as per project requirements etc.

 Continuity and Insulation Resistance for all power cables shall be checked for initial acceptance
at site andthe value shall be recorded.

 Check and ensure that all Lighting fixtures and accessories are as per approved drawing,
specifications andproject requirements.
 Diffusers, louvers, and glassware for luminaries shall be cleaned and treated with anti-static solution
prior to installation.

 All lighting column foundation blocks shall be checked prior to placing of columns, to ensure that
they are inaccordance with the dimensions given in the approved drawings.

 All fittings, Luminaries & its accessories and Cables shall be inspected to check the suitability of
its usagewith respect to the area of location of installation.

Testing of Lighting and Small Power System

• All site testing for will be carried out as per specifications and manufacturer instructions.
The supervisor in charge and the QC officer will continuously monitor the actives to ensure that all
components on the approved constructions drawing and coordinated service drawing have been
installed and that the panels installation is completed in accordance with the contract requirements and
manufactures recommendations.
• All the necessary records shall be maintained as per approved standard formats.
Please Note: -
 Inspect lighting and small power system for mechanical damage.

 Check and confirm the luminaries, lighting columns and small power system are installed as per
approved layout drawings.
 Check diffusers, louvers and glassware for luminaries are cleaned and treated with anti-static solution.

 Check and confirm the location of cable entries for light fittings and columns are in accordance
withthe dimensions given on the approved layout drawings.
 Inspect the fittings, columns and small power sockets are installed as straight, square and line level.

 Check the wiring of light fitting, columns and sockets are made as per manufacturer instruction
andapproved wiring diagrams.
 Check and confirm the heat resistant cables are used for light fitting producing high temperature,
likeflood light fitting.
 Check and confirm all the light fittings, columns, sockets and accessories are earthed properly
andconnected to main earth grid.
 Check controls of lighting and small power system installed as per approved drawings and confirm
therating of protection device as per specification.

 On completion of the wiring and termination of the circuit, the connections shall be checked for
proper termination and earthing. The fittings shall then be energized and the functioning of the
fitting and On-Off operation of all switches shall be checked.

 When Photo Electric Cells/Timers are installed, the operation of the Cell/Timers shall be checked
forproper functioning.
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  When Sockets are energized, the Polarity, Earthing and Output voltage shall be checked to
ensureconformance with specifications.
 The loop impedance of power circuits shall be checked and recorded using a loop impedance
tester. When circuits are provided with ELCB’s, the ELCB may trip during impedance test. In such
case, the ELCB shall be isolated during the test period. After completion of the test ELCB shall be
re-connected.
 The ELCB should be checked for tripping, applying the specified tripping current and the tripping
timerecorded.

 The operation and discharge time of self-contained emergency fittings shall be checked and recorded.
 Illumination level in rooms, corridors and areas should be checked using calibrated lux meter
during night and compared with desired illumination specified for the area according to the use
of the area.
 Each DBs and panel boards shall be identified with the tag number on it as specified. All
loadconnected to the circuit shall be verified and identified.
 Schematic check shall be carried for all DBs and Panel Boards to confirm the ratings of circuits.
 Continuity and Insulation Resistance of all Cables shall be checked using calibrated Multimeter
and1000V Megger. The values observed shall be recorded in the test sheets.
 The load on all phases shall be balanced as per the specification.
 The ends and other finished ends of tray/trunking shall be provided with bushes such
that cables/wires do not sustain damage at the time of installation
 Proper labelling shall be done after installation of tray/trunking, indicating the service which it
has been provided for GI conduits to be used for all external/exposed locations. Earthing to be
done for GI conduits and checked for continuity.
 17 Galvanized paints shall be applied on all the cut areas of GI conduits and supports

METHOD OF TERMINATION OF WIRES & CABLES

 When satisfactory pre-termination inspections and tests have been carried

out,works will commence in the appropriate areas.
 The cable has been inspected and tested to ensure it is in accordance with
thecontract specifications.
 The cable support and fixing system have been checked to ensure it is complete.
 The arrangement at the termination point will be checked to ensure that there
isadequate space to allow termination to take place.
 Only materials that are recommended by the cable manufacturer will be used
fortermination.
 No reduction in the number of strands of a cable core will take place at a
cablejoint or termination.
 Connectors & Splicers: All wiring shall be terminated with crimped tinned copper
 lugs suitable for the receiving terminal. Units of size, current rating, material, type and class
suitable for service indicated. Select to comply with the project’s installation requirements.
Splices in building circuit wiring between devices are not allowed. Splices are allowed in junction
boxes.
 Conductors of cross-sectional area greater than 10mm2 will be terminated using
compression type lugs in conjunction with bolted terminals. The compression
typelugs will be compressed using a manufacturer approved compressed tool.
 The gland plates will be fitted with removable glands to allow the cables to be
laid into and removed from the box without the need to thread through the
gland entry. The glands will be fitted with an internal earthing stud and an armor
clamp. It will be located directly below the corresponding cable connection of
the center Phase.
 All joints and terminations in power cables will be made by certified cable

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 splicersor jointers inspected without objection by the consultant.
 All termination has taken place all cable boxes enclosures will be vacuum
cleanedto ensure that all cable cuttings, dirt and debris is removed.
 Before energizing any part of the electrical distribution system takes place.
 All functional testing will be completed, all terminations will be checked and
secure,all covers and safety shields will be in place.
 Handling of Materials:

 Upon receiving of the materials, all must be inspected and ensured that there are no manufacture defects
and delivery damages.
 Arrange internal and external (to client) inspection to ensure conformity of the delivered materials against
approved material submittal (MAS).
 Store wiring accessories in a clean and dry area. Do not allow the materials to contact with corrosive fumes,
liquids, salts, or concrete. It must be stored off the ground and securely covered to provide protection from
dirt and moisture.
 During shifting to installation location, as possible keep the packaging / pallet intact and lift using proper
lifting equipment or manually with adequate number of people. Handle with care to avoid damage internal
components. (Follow handling guidelines recommended by the manufacturer).
 Store the materials in manufacturer’s original packaging in the manner that labels are so arranged for easy
identification, to avoid mismatches of loose components.
 Only required materials to be shifted to site and store temporarily and ensure extra materials are not
dumped to site and congest the working area.
 Once work is completed extra materials and tools to be return back to stores, work is to be kept clean.

 Installation of Small Power Wiring Accessories

Throughout the installation handle material carefully to avoid any breakage, denting and scoring finishes of the
material. Do not install damaged one. All work at height shall be as per approved Clear Level mentioned in the
drawing, coordination drawings and projects specification section 21.2.34 (Schedule of mounting Heights).

 Ensure that all the wiring accessories are received at site as per approved material submittal.
 Ensure that the civil works including finishing are completed (as applicable) for the area of installation and
related / cleared by civil section to proceed in the installation of wiring accessories.
 Ensure all containment and boxes are inspected by PMC prior to proceed with box installation.
 During rough-in works (conduit and back boxes embedment) ensures proper coordination with the
Architectural drawings (for aesthetic final view) in order to prevent any reworks (e.g. wall chipping, wall
cutting) and/or rectification.
 Ensures all accessories boxes with approved depths as specified are installed and check for correct
mounting height and where accessories and similar components are shown adjacent to each other the
lower edge are to in line. Proper levelling shall be checked for all accessories.
 Wiring accessories installed in exposed external areas shall be of weather-proof type IP 65. Proper care
should be taken while installing the gasket and other accessories.
 Wiring accessories are to be installed as per approved drawings and elevation as per project specification.
Wiring Accessories location shall be coordinated with the latest approved Architectural drawing
 Maintained uniform gap between wiring accessories adjacently installed in a wall or ceiling (as applicable).
 Cover plates of all wiring accessories are to be fixed only after completion of painting and finishing works
and shall be kept protected against dirt and damages.
 Ensures all power sockets, lighting switches, back boxes are effectively earthed / bonded.
 Raise inspection request when work is completed (per sections/areas) for Installation of Wiring Accessories.

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Cables Identifications

 Install the tags / labels as per project specifications and as per

approved material submittals.
 Cables shall be identified at feeders i.e. the sending and
 receiving ends (outgoing cables in SMDB’s and final DB’s)
about50mm below the gland.
 Identification labels shall be provided at all positions where
cable changes direction and each side of the wall or floor slab
and where cables are in multiple runs.

8 QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL

8.1. Quality Assurance and Quality Control
Project Team members are responsible for the implementing quality management system throughout the
project in accordance with the Project Quality Plan and contract requirements. The Inspection and Test Plan
(ITP) applicable to this work is attached
8.2. Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
Inspection will be performed internally with assigned Engineer, if necessary. All concern equipment must
be calibrated and valid. Latest list of calibration report shall be forwarded to Engineer forrecords
8.3. Process of Dealing Defect, Deficiency and Non-conformance
Project Team has established a system to demonstrate its commitment and method through Quality
Management System Procedure for Control of Non-Conformance and Corrective & Preventive in line with
ISO 9001:2008 requirements. These Procedure demonstrate the commitment
 Identifying the Non-conforming product/process.
 Control to prevent the intended use by doing appropriate analysis on effects of non-conformity.
 Ways to deal the Non-Conformance
 Maintaining relevant records for evidence of conformance with the acceptance criteria.
 Authorizing product delivery and project hand over to Client.

8.4. Measuring and Equipment Control

Testing and Measuring Equipment shall be calibrated and certified by approved third party facilities having
a standard traceable to “Qatar National Standard” Where no National Standards is available the basis
employed for calibration shall be in accordance to the international measuring standard.
Records shall be evaluated periodically to ascertain adequacy of inspection intervals presently in use.The
system designated to ensure all measurement resources have the capability of making measurements
within limit designated as appreciate to these requirements. It shall provide in the prevention of accuracy
by prompt detection of deficiencies and timely action for their correction.
All measuring test equipment and devices having an effect having an effect on quality shall be tag, sticker
or other suitable marking, indicating calibration status. Equipment and devices used for measuring, testing
and inspection shall require an initial inspection for accuracy, or shall be proven prior to release for use on
production.
All testing equipment shall maintain control log number and recorded in calibrations status report
electronically to monitor and reschedule for future calibration immediate the expiration date.

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 Project Team shall maintain Calibration Status logbook which provide pre-planned calibration frequencyfor
all applicable test and inspection equipment.
Project Team shall to ensure that each item of inspection, measuring and test equipment is calibrated as
per manufacturer’s recommendation. Valid calibration certificate for measuring and testing equipment shall
be present and available for inspection during inspection and test.

9. HSE ISSUES, RISK ASSESSMENT AND HAZARD ANALYSIS

Implementation of Health & Safety mechanisms and checks shall be done as per contract agreement and
the approved project safety manual. The safety officer shall carryout the necessary routine inspections.

9.1. Safety Lightings: Safety lights will be used in case of power failure ensuring good illumination for the
personnel.
9.2. Task Lightings: Adequate lightings will be provided ensuring the good illumination of the working area.
Task lighting will be connected to the nearest site distribution board which is RCD protected.
9.3. Emergency Arrangements: Site general safety procedure will be followed. In case of emergency the safety
officer will stop the works. He will put in to action the emergency arrangements as described in the safety
manual.

10. ATTACHMENTS
10.1. Attachment 1 - Risk Assessment.
10.2. Inspection Test Plan (ITP)
10.3. Checklist for Small Power Wiring.

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 ATTACHMENTS

10.1. Risk Assessment

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 Project Name: LPS01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Document Title Method Statement for Small Power Wiring Accessories Date 20-11-2022
Document No. LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007 Rev. No. 0

Risk Assessment for Installation of Small Power Wiring

RA Description: MST Ref. No.: LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007 Rev. No.: 0 Date: 13/12/2022
Accessories
Project Name: LPS-01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Contractor: HBK Contracting Company Employer: Sheik Ali Bin Hamad Bin Khalid Al-Thani

Note: Where the Hazard Rating remains High after control measures have been identified the work must not be
RISK / IMPACT ASSESSMENT
started and the HSE department contacted for further advice.
MATRIX
Where the Hazard Rating remains High after any additional control
HAZARD RATING measures have been identified the work must not be started and the HSE
department must be contacted for further advice.
Likelihood

Hazard Rating Likelihood Severity Environment 1 2 3 4 5

Rating 1 – 6 Low -L 1 -Unlikely 1 - First aid 1 - No impact 1 1 2 3 4 5

Rating 7 – 14 Medium - M 2 –May Happen 2 –Hosp. Treatment 2 – Local impact 2 2 4 6 8 10

Severity
Rating 15 – 25 High -H 3 – Likely 3 - > 3 days 3 – Minor impact 3 3 6 9 12 15
4 - Very likely 4 –Major Injuries 4 – Moderate impact 4 4 8 12 16 20
5 - Almost certain 5 – Fatal 5 – Major impact 5 5 10 15 20 25
Severity x Likelihood = Hazard Rating

Contractor
Assessed by: Reviewed by: Approved by:
Name: Name: Name:
Construction Project HSE Manager Project Manager
Signature: Signature: Signature:

Date: Date: Date:

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Item Activity Hazard & Risks Existing Control
01 
Delivery and unloading of the Unplanned movement of
Small Power Wiring vehicles.  Provide a secure area for the
 Overturning Small Power Wiring
 Collision with pedestrians/  Unload the small power
operatives wiring and its accessories
 Collision with structures strictly as per
 Collision with other vehicles manufacturers'
 Overloading and falling recommendations.
objects  Use Electrical aids where
 Falling of people possible.
 Maintain control of loads
when lifting & moving.
 Visiting drivers should be
made aware of their Health
and Safety responsibilities;
i.e., attend hbk induction
and obtain a visitor pass
before entry.
 Qualified, Competent, and
authorized mobile
equipment operator(s).
 Qualified, Competent, and
Authorized Rigger
 Trained, Competent, and
Authorized banksman
 Valid 3rd party certificate
for lifting equipment
 Valid driving/Operating
License for the Operator.
Risk Rating Residual Rating
Additional Controls
S L RR S L RR
2 3 6  Workers on foot should 2 1 2
never be on the opposite
side of a truck from a
forklift while it is loading
or unloading material.
 If multiple items or loads
that may shift are moved,
these must be properly
secured with straps,
bands, or other means
before work commences.
 Provision of fall protection
on top of the truck.
 All personnel on foot must
be clear of the loading
zone during operations
 Drivers should visually
inspect and secure any
truck or trailer and the
area around it before
moving it to assure all
workers are clear.
 Regular maintenance
occurs with all mobile
equipment.
 Trained, Competent, and
Authorized Supervision
present always to ensure
Operators are safely using
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Never be downhill of a moving
load.
02 Preparation of the activity  Hazard such as:
/General requirements / Site Unfamiliarity /
Preparation negligence to site rules
 Incompetency of the
work crew.
 Obstructed access /
egress.
 No / insufficient safety
signage.
 Unaware of surrounding
activities.
 Damage to tools /
equipment and
incorrect.
 Damage power/electrical
cable.
 Unfamiliarity with site
emergency procedures
 Non PPE compliance
Workload.
 Manual handling
 Lack of Communication
/Coordination
Risk such as:
(Operator/Driver must have
a valid Qatari Driving
License.
 Provide exclusion
zone(s) where the
activity is occurring.
 Wheel chocks should be
used in addition to the
brake, particularly if any
slope is present.
 Obtain the UDC access 2 4
pass of all workforces
before entering to the
project sire LPS-01.
 Task briefing by the
foreman/supervisor/en
gineer prior to start
their task.
 Arrangement and
provision for the
required tools,
equipment and working
platform required for
the job.
 Obtain permit to work
prior to the activity.
 condition in which it is
 All workers and staff
Involved in activities of
Installation of wall &
floor tiles activity
should undergo site
induction.
 Approved method
statement and risk
assessment and
drawings should be in
the plant as per its design
and conduct.
8  All workforces should 2 1 2
undergo the safety
induction as standard
procedure and attend
toolbox meeting
conducted by the safety
personnel.
 Provide suitable &
sufficient signage.
 Check/ make awareness
about the surrounding
activities before
commencing the tasks.
 Ensure that the electrical
cable installed suitable for
its intended use and the
operated.
 Ensure that the cable is
new or no
damaged/expose wire to
avoid any accident that
can cause electric
shock/injury.
 Ensure that the electrical
cable only used for its
intended purpose.
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 Human Injury, Human place and briefed to all  Employee conducts daily
error, Hand injury, individuals prior to inspections of power tools
Abrasion, Ill health and work commencing. (including electrical cords)
sickness.  Trained and competent before operation and
personnel to be where faults are
deployed for the identified that require
activity. immediate maintenance
 Keep clear all access/ the tool is put out of
egress always. Provide service until maintenance
proper access and is conducted by a Trained,
egress to the work Competent, and
location. authorized person.
 Only fit to use and safe  Cables, plugs, sockets and
(TP certified if fittings must be robust
applicable) equipment enough and adequately
and tools to be protected for the working
deployed to site. environment. Ensure that
 Agreed performance machinery has an
targets. accessible switch or
 Regular workload isolator to cut off the
meetings. power quickly in an
 Review and monitor of emergency.
staff working hours.  In wet surroundings,
 Work life balance unsuitable equipment can
policies implemented. become live and make its
surroundings live too.
Fuses, circuit-breakers
and other devices must be
correctly rated for the
circuit they protect.
Isolators and fuse-box
cases should be kept
closed and, if possible,
locked.
 All personnel to get
accustomed with site
emergency response
procedures.
 Comply PPE policy and
wear task specified PPE.

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03 Installation of the Small power
wiring and accessories
 Comply corporate
policies and procedures
to prevent or resolve
unacceptable behavior.
 Systems are in place to
enable and encourage
mangers to deal with un-
acceptable behavior.
 Following proven health
measures are still the best
way to keep everyone,
including workers and
staffs, safe from COVID-19.
This includes keeping
hands clean, practicing
sneezing and coughing into
bent elbows, opening
windows, wearing a mask
if age-appropriate, and
continuing physical
distancing.
The spill drill should be
conducted regularly as
required, the workforces
should attend to train and
exercise that involve running
through the actions you
would take when responding
to an emergency like an oil
spill.
 Use the right type of access 3 4 12  Tools must be kept in a 3 2 6
 Tripping scaffolding. safe place when not in use
 Splinters  Ensure the use of P.P.E and not left lying around.
 Eye / hand / body (Hard hats, safety belts)  Employees/workers to
/ feet injuries  Ensure availability of use the correct personal
 Damage to the adequate personnel protective equipment at
tool if used supporting all times for the type of
incorrectly platforms/structure. tools used.
 Pinch point  Trained, Competent, and
 Lifting operators Authorized Supervision
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04 Storage and Handling of Power
wiring accessories
 Protection has to be applied
to avoid falling material
from up or down.
 Only Trained, Competent,
and Authorized persons to
use hand tools.
 Tools are required to be
suitable for the purpose for
which they will be used.
 Before using the tools, the
person(s) must inspect it to
ensure it is not damaged in
any way which could create
a hazard. Where damage is
identified the hand tool is
returned to the store for a
replacement to be issued.
 STARRT and/or RAMS
discussed with all persons
involved in the task before
works commencing.
 Open-bladed knives,
screwdrivers, and other
sharp tools are to be carried
and used so as not to cause
injury to the user or others.
 Non-ferrous (spark Free)
tools are to be used in
flammable atmospheres.
 Insulated tools must be
used where there is a
possibility of live electrical
work.'
 All tools should be kept
clear of unnecessary grease,
moisture, or dirt.
 Leakage of hazardous  Information and training to
chemicals be conducted for workers
who will be assigned to a
present at all times to
ensure
employees/workers are
using safe tools and
correctly using them for
their intention and design.
 Avoid manual handling
where possible
 Heavy or frequent manual
handling tasks should be
carried out by several
people or, if possible, the
amount that is handled
should be reduced or the
load split into smaller
ones
 The rate of manual
handling should not be set
by a machine, supervisor,
or colleagues. The time
taken to carry out manual
handling tasks should be
extended by taking
breaks, or by alternating
them with other tasks so
that the muscles have
time to recover
Employees are provided
with the correct
lifting/handling techniques
3 4 12  Trained, Competent, and 2 1 2
Authorized Supervision
present at all times to
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 Contamination of the work area where they may be
environment exposed to hazardous
 Fire/Explosion materials under normal
 Health hazard conditions or in a foreseeable
 Contact with emergency.
corrosives, irritants,  MSDS should be available
sensitizers, and and follow the instructions
intoxication. on how to handle such
 Inhalation materials.
 Ingestion  Each container in the area
 Respiratory distress should be clearly labeled with
Eye irritant at least the name of the
product identification
number, and any appropriate
hazard warnings.
 All sub-standards materials
must not be used on site.
 Wear or use personal
protective equipment (PPE)
or clothing that is
appropriate for the work you
are doing; this may include
items such as safety glasses
or goggles, masks, gloves,
safety boots, or shoes.
 Trained, Competent and
Authorized Supervision
present at all times to ensure
employees are adhering to
safe working procedures.
 Ensure STARRT and/or RAMS
are discussed with the work
group prior to works
commencing.
 MSDS sheets to be discussed
with all persons involved in
the task prior to work
commencing.
ensure employees are
adhering to safe working
procedures.
 Ensure not to leave open
chemicals unattended
overnight.
 Ensure to clean up and
return unused chemicals
to their original container.
 Ensure to consult the
MSDS and your supervisor
if you are unsure of the
hazards that you may
encounter. If you have
knowledge of hazards
that your co-workers are
unaware of, pass the
information along to
them. It could prevent
exposure to some
potentially harmful
situations.
 Chemical storage must
have a concrete base with
the impervious coating
will be applied to the base
walls. The containment
area will have the capacity
to contain 110% of the
total volume of the stored
materials (please refer to
the specification used)
 Keep sources of ignition
and flammable
substances apart.
 Avoid accidental fires, eg
make sure heaters cannot
be knocked over.
 Ensure good
housekeeping at all times,
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  No smoking or naked flames e.g. avoid build-up of
near the chemical storage rubbish that could burn.
area.  A suitable fire
extinguisher is available in
the area.
 Proper ventilation should
be implemented to keep
the temperature
requirements.
Check/inspect the store
to ensure that the proper
housekeeping is being
implemented.
05 Manual Lifting / Handling Hazard such as Slip& Trip  Avoid manual handling where 3 4 12  Trained, Competent and 3 1 3
and Fall, possible Authorized Supervision
 Sharp Objects  Ensure STARRT and/or RAMS present at all times to
 Heavy Objects are discussed with the work ensure
 Lack of training group prior to works employees/workers are
 Improper Posture commencing adhering to manual
 Unfit workers  Heavy or frequent manual handling safe working
 Improper lifting of load handling tasks should be procedures.
carried out by several people  Use of hand gloves.
Risk such as Personal injury, or, if possible, the amount that  Use of electrical handling
hand injury, Ill health, is handled should be reduced aid can reduce the risk of
sickness or the load split into smaller injury when used
 Person who doing the ones correctly such as trolleys
task.  The rate of manual handling & wheel borrow and
 Cuts, abrasions and should not be set by a machine, other manual handling
fractures supervisor or colleagues. The equipment.
 Back Injury time taken to carry out manual  Choose the correct chain
 Musculoskeletal handling tasks should be hoist for the load to be
/disorders extended by taking breaks, or lifted and follow the
 Musculoskeletal disorders by alternating them with other operator's manual and
(MSD) tasks so that the muscles have safety instructions.
 Personnel injury time to recover
 Employees are provided with  Physically inspect the
 Fall of materials condition of chain hoists,
 Slip, trip and fall the correct lifting / handling
techniques. safety devices including
 Property / material load brakes, safety latch
damage  Appropriate PPE must be
provided such hard hat, eye on hook, limit switch,

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protection, foot protection, emergency stop and
safety belt, vest, hand gloves shock protection before
etc. starting the works.
 Check the certification of
the chain pulley block and
lifting accessories.
 Ensure the identification
and Safe Working Load
(SWL) marking on the
chain hoist.
 Make sure that trained
and experienced staff are
involved in the work.
 Make sure that there is
no obstacle in the
direction of movement of
the load.
 Stand close to the moving
load during horizontal
movement for better
guidance.
 Secure the Chain Fall or
Chain Hoist to a structure
that can withstand the
load.
 Position the hook directly
above the center of
gravity.
 Use the chain pulley block
only for vertical lifting.
 Use appropriate personal
protective equipment
during lifting operation.
 When lowering a load
with a chain hoist, keep
your feet clear.

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06 Working at Height such as Hazard such as:  All HBK/Subcontractors shall
(Scaffolding, A Type Ladder  Falls of persons receive formal training for
etc.  Falls of materials work at height.
 Collapsed the structure.  Site specific Risk assessment
 Fragile roof shall be briefed to all
 Overturning of plant and individuals prior to work
equipment commencing.
 STARRT briefing shall be
Risk such as: conducted before
 Fracture commencing any work.
 Personal injury,  Scaffold shall be erected by
 Serious injury competent scaffold.
 Property damaged.  All scaffold to be erected on
Person who doing the task firm ground level.
i.e. Supervisor,  Standards to be supported
with Base plates/Sole
boards.
 Scaffold systems to be
Inspected/scuff
Tagged/Signed by scaffold
inspector
 Green - OK to work.
 Red - Incomplete – Do not
work
 Edge protection to be fully
installed. i.e. Toe boards,
Mid rail, Guard rail at correct
Height – prevent falls.
 Ensure proper fitting of
shackle pins before lifting
when used.
 Third party Test certificate
of the chain block should
be provided during the
inspection.
The maximum weight men
should lift at work is 25kg.
5 4 20  Do not use damaged 5 1 5
harness/safety belt.
 Appropriate PPE must be
Emergency rescue
procedure must be in-
place.
 Fall-restraints (i.e. full-
body harness) will only be
use as a last resort.
 Scaffolds must be placed
on a stable base.
 The ground should be
level and firm enough to
support the weight of the
scaffold and the workers.
 For a mobile
scaffold, make sure it is
locked in place before you
start working. Never use
boxes, barrels, or other
unstable objects to
support the scaffold.
 When working at height,
use the working platform
with the guardrails or
powered access platform
to secure the tools and
the materials.
 When shifting the
materials use
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 Safety Harnesses to be used
by all working on scaffold line
yard clip off.
 No persons are allowed to
alter/remove scaffolds – only
authorized Trained
Scaffolders.
 Where edge protection is not
practicable an alternative
means of fall prevention / fall
arrest will be identified prior
to works commencing.
 Where edge protection can be
provided this must be
provided at all leading edges,
slab openings, lift shafts, etc.
prior to any works
commencing
 Trained, Competent and
Authorized Supervision
present at all times to ensure
employees are adhering to
working at height safe
working procedures.
 Provided such hard hat, eye
protection, foot protection,
safety belt, vest, hand gloves
etc.
mechanical means (e.g.
forklift, crane, boom
track, powered access
platform) if necessary
or when possible for
heavier or awkward
loads.
 Get help when needed.
Do not lift or carry
things you don’t feel
comfortable with, no
matter how light the
load.
 when climbing up or
down a ladder.
1. Face the stepladder.
2. Keep your body
centered between side
rails.
3. Maintain three-point
contact by keeping two
hands and one foot, or
two feet and one hand
on a ladder always.
4. Keep a firm grip.
 Make sure that footwear
is in good condition.
 Do not load ladders
beyond their maximum
intended load nor beyond
their manufacturer's
rated capacity.
 Use ladders only for their
designed purpose.
 Use ladders only on stable
and level surfaces unless
secured to prevent
accidental movement.
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07 Chemical Handling and Hazards:  Ensure that the MSDS /
Application such as Sealant and  Lack of information / COSHH are effectively
etc. training communicated to the
 No Supervision operatives prior to use the
 Long exposure to chemical.
chemicals  All substances must have
 Substandard Secondary accompanied Material Safety
Containment Data Sheet and COSHH
 Improper storage assessment.
 And disposal  Method Statement produced
 No drip trays with safest possible system of
 Improper disposal work introduced.
 No PPE  Ensure adequate ventilation
to move or extract fumes, and
Risks: respiratory equipment is
 Minor to major injury worn.
 (eye injury)  Substances being used at
 Irritant / skin allergies height must be secured to
 Chemical spill fixed structure to prevent
 Land / water pollution tipping or falling of substance.
 Storage of substances must be
secure and of good
construction with ventilation,
placed in cool and shaded
area and out of direct
sunlight.
 Ensure substance and
protective equipment is
disposed of in accordance
with Material safety data
Sheet.
 Use of approved and properly
labelled secondary
containment.
Guardrails, handrails,
safety rails should be
provided when using the
scaffolding platform in
the edges of the slabs.
4 3 12  PPE must be worn as 4 1 4
required in MSDS.
 Correct waste disposal of
chemical container after
PPE must be worn as
required in MSDS.
 Correct waste disposal of
chemical container after
work
 Practice good
housekeeping and
personal hygiene
 Follow safe work
instructions and procedure
given by your supervisor
 Eliminate the hazard
 Isolate the hazard
 Use engineering controls
 Use administrative
controls
Work.
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08 Working at Night Hazards:  Necessary arrangement and
 Insufficient coordination with HBK
illumination should be carried out
 No supervision before commencement of
 Unfit workers work at night.
 Floor openings and  Obtain working permit prior
unprotected edges. to start the job.
Risks:  Adequate lighting shall be
 Personnel injury provided.
 Health Illness  Worker must wear
 Fall room heights reflective vest.
Slip, trip and fall  Flashing lights shall be
provided on all exit routes.
 Ensure adequate
supervision to be deployed
especially during the night
shift.
Employer concerned of
his/her opinion as to
whether the employee is fit
or unfit to perform the night
work.
09 Housekeeping and Waste Hazard such as:  Provide skips for construction
disposal  Improper wastes and other rubbish /
arrangement of tools unwanted materials placed
and equipment at site. at work site to be disposed
 Improper waste daily / regularly.
segregation.  Prompt disposal of
 Stacking of flammable / combustible
incompatible materials.
materials at site.  Ensure work area is cleaned
 Fire and unwanted materials
 Slip, Trip and Fall. shifted from site regularly.
 Proper cable management
 Risk such as: should be in place at site.
 Body part puncture /  Ensure the walkway and
injury emergency exits are free at
 Struck by / struck all times.
against objects or  Waste to be segregated and
materials disposed regularly.
4 4 16  Do the lightest/easiest 4 1 4
tasks between 4-6am
 Health surveillance to
monitor the fitness of
workers
 Replace loud noise
 Requires reflective
clothing
 Emphasize sleep
 Assess risks
 Avoid distractions
 Works in pair
 Constant
communication
 Watch out for fatigue
3 3 9  Isolate the area with 3 1 3
necessary barricade and
suitable signage in place.
 Spillage must be cleaned
up with signage posted.
 Following proven health
measures is still the best
way to keep everyone,
including workers and
staffs, safe from COVID-
19. This includes keeping
hands clean, practicing
sneezing and coughing
into bent elbows, opening
windows, wearing a mask
if age-appropriate, and
continuing physical
distancing
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 Spillage of hazards liquids
10 Working under unfavorable Hazards such as:
weather conditions  Working under hot
weather / high humidity.
 Working under foggy
weather,
 Exposure of materials to
extreme weather
Risk such as
 Heat stress /
exhaustion / stroke
 Hypothermia
 Faintness / dizziness
 Heat rash
 Discomfort (nausea/
vomiting
11 Prevention & Mitigation of Hazards:
COVID-19 Virus  Lack of information,
training, instruction
and supervision
 Lack of monitoring
and procedure
 Poor cooperation of
staff & management
 No health surveillance
 Lack of sanitation and
proper hygiene
Deploy a suitable
containment for materials
storage.
Hot Season 4 4 16 Hot Season 4 1 4
 Strict monitoring and
 Provide intermittent rest
supervision
during extreme hot
 Heat index chart / MOL
climate and procedure of
regulation to be maintained.
work in confined space
 Adequate rest and rotation
will be ensured.
to be maintained.
 Report physical unwell to
 Activities to be scheduled as
immediate
per prevailing weather
supervisor/first
condition.
aider/male nurse.
 Weather monitoring chart to
 Communication of site
be monitored effectively.
emergency procedure and
 Emergency procedures and
heat stress prevention
preparedness to be
management through
communicated to all
tool box talk.
workers. (Emergency
 Materials to be protected
contacts to be displayed)
from UV rays
 Hourly monitoring of heat
Cold Season
stress and recording.
Cold Season  Wear a hat, mittens or
insulated gloves.
 Workers to be advised to
 Keep your face warm
take warm water when
with a scarf, neck tube or
necessary.
facemask.
Strict monitoring of
Wear warm and
health condition of
waterproof footwear.
workers.
 Providing effective and 5 3 15  Keep updated to 5 1 5
complete information, international and local
training, instruction and authorities advisory.
supervision to the workforce.  Provision of suitable mask,
 Engage all employees gloves and promoting the
especially all supervisory proper usage and
level to monitor the importance of PPE.
implementation and  First aid kit should be
compliance to COVID-19 available at the HSE office.
procedure. A basic first aid kit may
 Established a strict COVID-19 contain:
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  Employees returning prevention procedure and  plasters in a variety
from travel / annual disciplinary action to those of different sizes and
leave who will violate e.g., shapes
 Symptomatic person reporting to work even sick  small, medium and
 Employees with pre- or with symptoms. large sterile gauze
existing health  Regular fumigation and hand dressings
condition washing.  at least 2 sterile eye
 Sick Employees  Advance tracking procedure dressings
coming to work to those who will return from  triangular bandages
 Chemical exposure to travel and vacation.  crêpe rolled
Fumigation  Tracing of high-risk bandages
 Congested employees such as tea boys,  safety pins
transportation and document controller, with  disposable sterile
workplace pre-existing health condition gloves
 No PPE and signage and those who shares  tweezers
accommodation with health  scissors
workers.
Risks:  alcohol-free
 Use of thermal scanner or
cleansing wipes
 Infect internal organs thermometer prior to enter
 sticky tape
the facilities.
such lungs etc.  thermometer
Severe Illness and sometime  Ensures that transportation
(preferably digital)
Fatality and workplace provided to
 skin rash cream,
employees are not congested
such as
and adheres social distancing
hydrocortisone or
minimum 1.5 meter.
calendula
 Providing complete PPE
during fumigation such as  cream or spray to
mask, gloves, and safety relieve insect bites
goggles. and stings
 antiseptic cream
 painkillers such as
paracetamol (or
infant paracetamol
for children), aspirin
(not to be given to
children under 16),
or ibuprofen
 antihistamine cream
or tablets
 distilled water for
cleaning wounds
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  eye wash and eye
bath
It may also be useful to keep
a basic first aid manual or
instruction booklet with your
first aid kit.

12 Lone working Hazards such as:  A risk assessment to be carried 4 4 16  Working alone is 4 1 4
 Suffering ill health out identifying specific completely not allowed
 Accident/ Not being Hazards/Risk associated.  Communication is very
discovered  Monitor reviewed work important: mobile phone,
operations. telephone or radio
Risk such as:  HBK shall ensure No persons  controlled periodic checks
 Unconscious, ill health work alone.  Automatic warning
issue.  Adequate lights to be installed devices, e.g. panic alarms,
 Ill health, sickness at work place. no movement alarms,
Person who doing the task.  Torches’ to be issued when automatic distress
working in Night message systems, i.e.
• Keep discuss in daily pre-task prerecorded message sent
briefing and weekly mass if not actively cancelled by
TBTs. Following proven operative, etc.
health measures is still the  Instruction and training in
best way to keep everyone, proper procedures, e.g.
including workers and staffs, code words for potentially
safe from COVID-19. This violent situations when
includes keeping hands combined with mobile
clean, practicing sneezing phone communication.
and coughing into bent  use of Personal Protective
elbows, opening windows, Equipment (PPE)
wearing a mask if age-  health surveillance
appropriate, and continuing  first-aid kits and training
physical distancing.  implementing Standard
Operating Procedures
(SOP’s)
 locking and securing place
of work
 implementing correct
incident reporting
procedures

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 Appendix 1
10.2. Inspection Test Plan (ITP)

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Project Name: LPS01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Document Title Inspection and Test Plan for Small Power Wiring Accessories Date
20-11-2022
Document No LPS-01-HTI-ITP-EL-007 Rev. No. 0

Project : LPS-01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Employer : ALI HAMAD K ALTHANI

Project Design & Construction Qatar Design Consortium

Supervision Service Consultant: Neo-Spectrum

Main Contractor : HBK Contracting Company W.L.L.

Revision History

20-11-2022 Issued for ALEEM AHMED

LPS-01-HTI-ITP-EL-007 0 Review and
Approval
Rev. Purpose of Rev. by Appr. By Project
Doc. no. no. Date Submission Prep. By QA/QC Manager Manager

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Project Name: LPS01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Document Title Inspection and Test Plan for Small Power Wiring Accessories Date
20-11-2022
Document No LPS-01-HTI-ITP-EL-007 Rev. No. 0

Legend: H=Hold Point, WIR to be issued and work shall not proceed without acceptance from the responsible party; W=Witness Point- WIR to be issued and work may proceed if the
responsible party does not attend; S=random surveillance, no signature or IRW required; R=“Record/ Document Review”(submitted separately as necessary);TRR=Test Report Review
Checks Intervention Points Verification
Documents
Control Documents Acceptance Criteria/

Contract
Contract

3rd Party
QDC/NE
# Works Checking Vol. Clause Tolerances (if applicable) Responsible Required

Sub-

or
or
O
Activity to be Job Function Frequency
Performed
1.0 Preliminary Activities of Documents & Approval
1.1 Project QCS-2014 & - Permit should be signed from Site Engineer / Initial H H W N/A Signed/Approv
Permits Project
Engineer/ all Safety Departments Safety Engineer ed Permits
Safety Specification
Engineer
1.2 Project QCS-2014 & Good Handling Practices, Site Engineer Prior Material H H W N/A Approved later
Approval of QCS 2014
Project Purchase and
Engineer/ QC Sec.21, Complying with Material
Material Specification
Part 06, Delivery.
Engineer manufacturers Submittals
Submittal small 10,11 &
recommendation.
power 12/
accessories Kahramaa
Specificati
on
1.3 Project QCS-2014 & - As per Document latest Initial H H W N/A Shop Drawings
Shop Drawings Project
Engineer revision Approval status from Site Engineer Submittal
Approval Specification Engineer Documents

1.4 Project QCS-2014 & - As per Document latest Project Initial H H W N/A Approved
Method Project
Engineer/ QC revision Approval status from Engineer/ QC Latest Method
Statement Specification
Engineer Engineer Engineer Statement
Submittal

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2.0 Pre-Installation Activities
2.1 Delivery Notes The QC will Section Visual Inspection/ Delivery Store-in- Upon Material H H W N/A Material
Material & Batch check the 26 storage and handling as per Charge / Delivery Inspection
Delivery Certificates material Manufacturer’s Instructions QC Engineer Request (MIR)
Inspection according to
project
specification
3.0 Installations of MICC Cabling for Lighting and Small Power Systems
3.1 MICC Cabling for Project QCS 2014 as per project requirements, Project After Installation H H W N/A WIR shall be
Lighting system. Engineer/ QC Sec.21, Part approved design drawing Engineer /QA- raised.
Engineer 06/ QC Engineer Subcontractor
Kahramaa
Inspection
Specification
3.2 Project QCS 2014 - as per project requirements, Project After Installation H H W N/A Approved
MICC Cabling for
Engineer/ QC Sec.21, Part approved design drawing Engineer /QA- Method
Small Power
Engineer 06/ QC Engineer statement &
System
Kahramaa
Inspection
Specification
Request
3.3 Project QCS 2014 - Megger - 500V Resistance to be Project After Installation H H W N/A Approved
Continuity &
Engineer/ QC Sec.21, Part more than 5M Ohm Engineer /QA- Method
Insulation
Engineer 06/ QC Engineer statement &
Resistance test of
Kahramaa
Lighting Cabling Inspection
Specification
Request
3.4 Project QCS 2014 - Megger - 500V Resistance to be Project Before and After H H W N/A Approved
Continuity &
Engineer/ QC Sec.21, Part more than 5M Ohm Engineer /QA- Installation Method
Insulation
Engineer 06/ QC Engineer statement &
Resistance test of
Kahramaa
Power Cabling Inspection
Specification
Request
4.0 Installations of Light fixtures and small power accessories
4.1 Setting out-
Project QCS 2014 - Project H H W N/A Approved
Engineer/ QC Accessories and fitting as per Engineer /QA- After complete Method
Marking of Sec.21, Part
Engineer approved design drawing QC Engineer civil works statement &
locations for Light 10/
fixtures to be Kahramaa
Inspection
installed Specification Request
(wherever
applicable)
4.2 Project QCS 2014 - Project H H W N/A Approved
Setting out-
Engineer/ QC Accessories and fitting as per Engineer /QA- After complete Method
Marking of Sec.21, Part
Engineer approved design drawing QC Engineer civil works statement &
locations of small 10/

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 power accessories Inspection
Kahramaa
to be installed Request
Specification
(wherever
applicable)
4.3 Project - Accessories and fitting as per Project H H W N/A Approved
Installations of QCS 2014
Engineer/ QC approved design drawing, as per Engineer /QA- After Installation Method
Light fixtures Sec.21, Part
Engineer project requirements, approved QC Engineer statement &
(Internal, External, 10/
drawings
Exit, Emergency Kahramaa
Inspection
etc) Specification Request
4.4 Project - Accessories and fitting as per Project H H W N/A Approved
Installations of QCS 2014
Engineer/ QC approved drawing, as per project Engineer /QA- After Installation Method
Small Power Sec.21, Part
Engineer requirements, approved design QC Engineer statement &
accessories 10/
drawings
(Switches, Kahramaa
Inspection
Sockets, Isolators, Specification Request
Outlets etc)
5.0 Glanding and Terminations
5.1 MICC cable As per approved drawing, as per Project After Installation H H W N/A Approved
QCS 2014
Glanding and project requirements, approved Engineer /QA- Method
Sec.21, Part
Terminations of design drawings QC Engineer statement &
7,8,9/
Light fixtures Inspection
Kahramaa
Specification Request
5.2 MICC cable As per approved drawing, as per Project After Installation H H W N/A Approved
QCS 2014
Glanding and project requirements, approved Engineer /QA- Method
Sec.21, Part
Terminations design drawings QC Engineer statement &
7,8,9/
Small Power Inspection
Accessories Kahramaa
Specification Request
5.3 Glanding and As per approved drawing, as per Project After Installation H H W N/A Approved
QCS 2014
terminations of project requirements, approved Engineer /QA- Method
Sec.21, Part
Light fixtures (PVC design drawings QC Engineer statement &
7,8,9/
cable/Wires) Inspection
Kahramaa
Specification Request
5.4 As per approved drawing, as per Project After Installation H H W N/A Approved
Glanding and QCS 2014
project requirements, approved Engineer /QA- Method
terminations of Sec.21, Part
design drawings QC Engineer statement &
Small Power 7,8,9/
Accessories (PVC Kahramaa Inspection
cable/Wires) Specification Request

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 Appendix 2
10.3. Checklist for Small Power Wiring

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Project Name: LPS01 - 2B+G+6 RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Document Title Checklist for Small Power Accessories Date 20-11-2022

Document No LPS-01-HTI-ITP-EL-007 Rev. No. 0

Location/Area MST Ref. ITP Ref. WIR Ref. Date

LPS-01-HTI-MST-EL-007 LPS-01-HTI-ITP-EL-007
Confirm Y/N Inspected By
S. No Activities/Items to be inspected (Tick Mark) (Tick Mark) Remarks
Yes No Site Engineer&/ QC Inspector Others
Sub Cont.
Check that all Installed Power
1. Accessories are Approved
Material.
Check that all Power Accessories are
installed as per
2.
approved Shop drawings and aliment
proper.
Check whether the wiring devices
3. installed in wet area/
external areas are weatherproof
Check that all Power Accessories are
4.
functioning
properly and without any physical
damage.
Check the back box for any earth
5.
leakage.
Check that power Accessories is
6. circuit identification
Labeled as per approved drawing
Check the installed power accessories
are proper distanceand height
7
maintain the approved design
drawing
Check that MICC Cables are within the
8
approved material
Check the MICC Cabling has been
9 done as per the
approved shop drawings.
Check the MICC Cable dressing is
10
proper.
Check the MICC cable size and core
11 ratting is approved
shop drawing
Check the Clamping has been done
12 properly and gap
maintained as per the approved shop
drawings.
Check that the routing of the cable
installation is not
clashing any other equipment.
13

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Comments and Discrepancies (If any)
1

HexaTech Site Engineer HBK Inspector CSC (QDC) NEO/Others

Name Name Name Name

Position Position Position Position

Signature Signature Signature Signature

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