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APPROV./AUTHOR. BY
PIC for Strengthening Project in ORYX GTL Ras Laffan

APPROV./AUTHOR. BY
HANDLING & PRESERVATION OF DOORS IN MCB & RIB’S
METHOD STATEMENT FOR REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION DESCRIPTION PAGE

1. INTRODUCTION 04
1.1. Scope and Purpose of Method Statement 04
1.2. Description and Scope of work 04
1.3. Permits (As required) 04
1.4. Location of Work 04
2. REFERENCES 05

3. ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS 05

3.1. Abbreviations 05
3.2. Definitions 06
4. ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND MATRIX 06
4.1. Main Contractor 06
4.2. Sub-Contractor (CONTRACTOR) 07
4.3. Responsibility Matrix 07
5. RESOURCES 08
5.1. Equipment & Machinery 08
5.3. Materials 08

6. PROCEDURE, STEP BY STEP SEQUENCE OF WORK 09

6.1. Priority Activities to be completed 09
6.2. Pre- Installation Works 09
6.3. Mock-Up 09
6.4. Delivery, Storage and Handling 10
6.5. Scaffolding Set Up 11
6.6. Material Lifting 11
6.7. Removal of Door Frame and Leaf
11
6.8 Installation of Door Frame and Leaf
6.9. Application of Fire Rated Sealant / Mortar 12
6.10. Installation Instruction-Door Frame 13
6.11. Repairs & Touch up 14
6.12. House Keeping 14
7. QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL 14
7.1 General 14
7.2 Transport & Delivery 14
7.3 Protection 14
8. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT 14
8.1. Introduction 14
8.2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 15
8.3. Safety Accessories 15
8.4. Health, Safety and Environment Induction Training 16
8.5. Pre-Task Briefings 16

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8.6. Hazards / Precautions 16

10. APPENDICES 16
A. Health, Safety and Environment Risk Assessment 16
B. Installation Inspection Checklist 16

THE END

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF METHOD STATEMENT

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The scope of work described in this Method Statement involves all necessary preparation and
execution measures to be controlled, followed by systematic approach in all aspects for the activities
involved for Removal and installation of Doors including all hardware accessories in the construction
of “Oryx GTL Project“ in various Building i.e. MCB & RIB’s Building.

This Method Statement includes but not limited to the following issues:

1. Description of methods and equipment to be used for each operation and sequence of
operations.
2. Safety precautions to ensure safety of workers, members of Public and users of adjacent
facilities.
3. Co-ordination with any existing facility operations.

1.2. DESCRIPTION AND SCOPE OF WORK

The steel doors and frames will be manufactured as per the approved shop drawings and material
submittals. The doors will be then finished by the manufacturer’s standard finishing system satisfy the
project requirements. The delivery, storage and handling of the doors will be done as per site storage
and handling procedures.

The door frame will be installed into concrete wall opening using steel fixings. The door leaf will be
positioned inside the frame to verify that all the components fit together. The door frame will be
adjusted (if necessary).

The gap between the wall and the door frame shall be sealed with silicon or sealant. If the gap is big
i.e., in general case at site is 50mm, appropriate fire-resistant cement-based mortar will be used to fill
the gap. Once all the finishing works in the relevant area are completed, the door will be fixed to the
frame.

1.3. PERMITS ( AS REQUIRED)

1. Appropriate work permit (PTW) will be obtained before commencing any work on site

1.4. LOCATION OF WORK

This method statement is applicable for the installation of steel doors & frames in various location of
in primary area building within “ORYX GTL PROJECT“

2. REFERENCES
1. Contract No. TC-CN-014-18-EN
2. QSC:2014
3. Material Submittal Blast Resistant Doors and Windows AMCC-J320-MAR-CV-013
4. Method statement for Handling & Preservation of blast doors (HBI-1090-05-QMI-MS-100).
Oryx GTL Standards/Specifications/Drawings

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5. GTL-47-01: Specifications for buildings

6. QGTL1-CIV-47-90090-003 RIB1 Floor & Roof Plan
7. QGTL1-CIV-47-90030-002 MCB Floor & Roof Plan
8. QGTL1-CIV-47-90100-003 RIB2 Floor & Roof Plan
9. QGTL1-CIV-47-90100-003 RIB3 Floor & Roof Plan
10. QGTL1-CIV-TN-90004 Rev 1: Architectural Specification
AMCC Standard
11. AMCC-IMS-015 : Al Muftah Integrated Management System Manual
12. AMCC-QHSE-PO-01: Quality, Health, Safety and Environmental Policy
13. AMCC-IMS-SOP 13 : Heat Stress Prevantion
14. Inspection and Test Plan,
15. Health and Safety Risk Assessment,
16. Installation Inspection Checklist,
17. Material approval request

3. ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS

3.1. ABBREVIATIONS

IFC Issued for Construction

ITP Inspection and Test Plan
MST Method Statement
IR Inspection Request
RA Risk Assessment
DWG Drawing
RFI Request for information
SI Site Instruction
MSDS Material Safety Data Sheet
NCR Non-Conformance Report
MAR Material Approval Request
PQ Pre-Qualification
HSE Health , Safety & Environment
PTW Permit to Works
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
MoM Minutes of Meeting
TBD To be determined
PQP Project Quality Plan
QA/QC Quality Assurance / Quality Control
BS/SOL/NF British Standards / IMO SOLAS / NFPA
SDI Steel Door Institute
ICL Inspection Check List

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4. ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND MATRIX

4.1. MAIN CONTRACTOR

4.1.1. Project Manager (PM): Directly coordinates with the Construction manager in
monitoring and supervising Project/Site Engineers, QA/QC Engineer, Safety Officer and
Surveyor on the site and has full control over the use of labour, plant and equipment. He
ensures that the work is carried out in full compliance with the specifications and safety
requirements of Client,within the stipulated Mobilization period.

4.1.2. Construction Manager (CM): Directly supervises the Project/Site Engineers , QA/QC
Engineer, Safety Officer and Surveyor on the site and has full control over the use of labour,
plant and equipment. He ensures that the work is carried out as per Oryx GTL requirements.

4.1.3. Project Engineer/Site Engineer: Project Engineer/Site engineer shall be present at site when
the work is in progress and is accountable for the work progress including safety and Quality
aspects.

4.1.4. PTW Receiver:The Permit receiver is responsible for implementation of permit

requirements at site, enusure all conditions are understood and carried forward tto the field
team. The requester shall communicate the nature and scope of work, special tool involved,
the location of work, timing and identity of workers. The permit receiver shall withdraw the
permit in case the requirements have not been followed

4.1.5. QA/QC Engineer: Monitor and verify compliance of all construction works with approved
design /Shop drawings and specification , Prepare Request for Inspection (RFI) and project
documents/records in coordination with the Project Engineer and Client representative.

4.1.6. Site PTW Holder: He will supervise project implementation according to PTW and
Monitor Implementation of the IMS in the work site.Co-ordination with the Project Engineer
or QA/QC Engineer for the proper guidance in relation to quality assurance and control. He
is responsible to carry out the works as per Oryx GTL PTW standards.

4.1.7. HSE Representative: Responsible for safety related matters such as work permits and
PPEs. Ensuring that all workmen follow the safety regulations during the mobilization and
other related work.

4.2. SUB- CONTRACTOR

4.2.1. Project / Site Engineer (PE/SE): Project Engineer / Site Engineer’s duty is responsible for
the overall site operation and implements HSE plan and to organize the work force in a safe
manner and to ensure that safety and protective equipment are being properly utilized. Ensure
that the method statement procedure is followed and shall observe any hold-points noted on

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the ITP and notify the engineer for inspection. Ensure that his team of Foreman and workers
are aware of this MST and all resources – manpower , material and equipment are available
to carry out the work as planned without any delay

4.2.2. Site Foreman (SFM): Inspect the materials before installation. Confirm with the civil crew
that site is ready to carry out the work and all prior civil activities are over. Confirm that
correct manpower and tools are available. Takes appropriate protective actions to protect the
materials against damages caused by ongoing parallel activities and mishandling by other
tradesmen. Ensure that all tradesmen are equipped with proper safety gears. Ensures that
proper housekeeping / cleanness of the site is maintained.

4.2.3. Technicians and Helpers (TCN/HLP): The duties of the assigned workers are varied as per
the allotments of assignments. Generally, all the workers are kept proper PPE before entering
the workplace and before starting activity they are confirmed that necessary working
materials, tools with accessories are available sufficiently. Installation of Steel doors, frames,
accessories, and fixing hardware

4.3. RESPONSIBILITY MATRIX

ACTIVITY PM CM/SM QM HSEM PE/SE QE HSE S/SFM TCN/HLP

REMOVAL AND Info Info AP AP V V V R AC

INSTALLATION OF
STEEL DOOR

SAFETY APPLICATION Info Info Info AP V Info R R IMP

QUALITY Info Info AP Info V R Info R IMP

APPLICATION

LEGEND:
Info-Information AP-Approves V- Verify R-Responsible AC-Action IMP-Implement

5. RESOURCES
5.1. EQUIPMENT & MACHINERY
NO DESCRIPTION OF TOOLS, EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY
1. Hand Tools
2. Hilti Drill
3. Electric Drill
4. Battery Drill
5. Screwdriver
6. Flat Screwdriver
7. Steel Hammer
8. Plastic Hammer

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NO DESCRIPTION OF TOOLS, EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY

9. Cutter
10. Grinder
11. Spirit Level
12. Rivet Gun
13. Flat File
14. Tapping Fit
15. Forklift/ boom truck/ telehandler/ 03 Ton pick up
16. Truck
17. PPE for safety Purpose
18. Spanners
19. Heavy Duty seal 50 x 3
20. Mastic (silicone-No).
21. M10x25mm fixing bolts, nuts and washers
22. Chain Block

5.2. MATERIALS
NO DESCRIPTION OF MATERIALS /PRODUCTS
1. Steel Door Frames
2. Steel Door Leafs
3. Ironmongery ( Door Hardware )
4. Fixing Accessories like Fasteners
5. Metal Plugs ( Washers )
6. Paints for touch up
7. Vision Panel Glass ( as applicable )
8. Air Transfer Grill ( Louver ) –as applicable
9. Seals ( as applicable )
10. Silicon Sealant ( as applicable )
11. Grouting Materials ( as applicable )
12. Hard copy of Approved ( Shop drawings, Door Schedule , Hardware
Schedule and Key Plan )

6. PROCEDURE, STEP BY STEP SEQUENCE OF WORK

6.1. PRIOR ACTIVITIES TO BE COMPLETED

6.1.1. All the associated material for the installation of steel doors work should be approved.
Materials inspected at site upon delivery, approved prior to installation works.

6.1.2. All the material should be inspected for damage during upon receipt. All material should be
kept/stacked in proper manner to avoid any damage.

6.1.3. Each Door and Frame tagged with sticker with door number and location.

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6.1.4. A shop drawing should be prepared with all coordinated details for each location and should
be approved prior to the commencement of the work in that area.

6.1.5. Responsibilities, inspection and testing methods, frequencies, acceptance criteria and
verification records in the ITP should be defined and approved.

6.1.6. Mock-up for steel door should be approved by the ENGINEER, in accordance with project
requirement, for selection of color and type of finish, at location indicated by the
ENGINEER.

6.1.7. Contingency plan shall be obtained as per Oryx requirements.

6.1.8. Smoke detector shall be covered as per Oryx requirements.

6.1.9. Removal or adjustment of exiting services shall be done if required.

6.2. PRE- INSTALLATION WORKS

The pre-installation works will include the followings:

6.2.1. Site survey team will check individual openings, tabulate dimensions, check the possibility
of crossover with other trades like duct works, piping’s etc.

6.2.2. Ensure that the floor tiling and installation of threshold (as applicable) are completed prior to
install doors.

6.2.3. Verify the structural opening at site. The structural opening dimensions shall permit the
fixing of the door frames.

6.2.4. The structural opening shall be of dimensions such that when fixing the frames, the fixing
bolt will penetrate the structural reveal to at least 40mm (if applicable).

6.2.5. Get the approval from project team prior to start the work in each door also request &
collect necessary documents prior to start the job.

6.2.6. If possible, erect the dummy or temporary plywood wall with a door behind the exiting door
to avoid unauthorized entry / dust etc.

6.3. FABRICATION OF DOORS , FRAMES AND ACCESSORIES

The fabrication of doors & frames will be carried out at CONTRACTOR’s Factories as per the
relevant shop drawings.

6.3.1. Metal doors will be fabricated as per dimensions, sizes and profiles as shown in the shop
drawings/door schedules. Doors will be fabricated to the correct door types, fire-rating and
correct direction of opening/swing in accordance with IFC drawing, approved shop drawings
and door schedule.

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6.3.2. Fabricate doors and frames rigid, neat in appearance, and free of defects, warp, or buckle

6.3.3. Weld exposed joints continuously, grind, fill, dress and make smooth, flush, and invisible.

6.3.4. Prepare doors and frames to receive fixings, hardware, including cut-outs, reinforcement,
mortising, drilling, and tapping, according to final hardware schedule and templates
provided by hardware supplier.

6.3.5. Reinforce doors and frames to receive surface-applied hardware. Drilling and tapping for
surface-applied hardware maybe done at site. Hardware location shall be as shown in the
drawing.

6.3.6. Each door face will be formed from a single sheet (depending on actual door size). There
shall be no visible seams on the surface of the faces. On door edges, a full height vertical
will be permitted.

6.4. DELIVERY , STORAGE AND HANDLING

6.4.1. All metal work shall be delivered in wrapped condition to prevent damage. All materials
upon receipt shall be inspected for damage, and the shipper and supplier will be notified if
damage is found.

6.4.2. Procure the approved material and store properly in the designated storage area. Ensure the
steel frames and the steel door leafs shall be stacked horizontally top of the wooden pallet
not less than 100mm height. A minimum of 60 mm spaces between stacked doors to be
provided to permit air circulation.

6.4.3. A 1/4″ (6.3 mm) space between the doors will be provided to promote air circulation. If the
wrapper on the door becomes wet, it must be removed immediately.

6.4.4. Care shall be taken to ensure that all Steel Doors are properly stacked on easily identical
manner.

6.4.5. For doors on both ground and basement level, used of hydraulic trolley or manually
transporting the materials either of the mentioned latter can be used depends on the
availability of access on site. For doors located on the upper level, material shifting will be
by mobile crane for the doors and lift for the frame will be required to transfer the materials
as per designated floor level.

6.4.6. Once all doors are allocated on their designated structural opening, proper storage to be done
to protect the frame and leaf from direct contact to the flooring and to ensure that both frame
and leaf will not be damage by other contractors.

6.5. SCAFFOLDING SET UP: Contractor will submit separate method statement and JHA for
scaffolding activity.

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6.6. MATERIAL LIFTING: After the fabrication we can come to know that what the maximum
weight of single material is. Based on that contractor will submit separate method statement and
JHA if required Lifting Plan submit separately.

6.7. REMOVAL OF EXITING DOOR FRAME & LEAF

6.7.1. Erect the load scaffolding as per site requirement and install the chain block for removal of
door leaf.
6.7.2. Chock or Fix the lifting belt around the door leaf and use chain block to hold the door leaf.
Further use crow bar and hand tools to lift the door slightly up due to this door leaf will
come out from studs.
6.7.3. Then with the help of chain block and lifting belt door leaf will shift on desire location.
6.7.4. Door frame removal: To remove the exiting door frame contractor need to break the exiting
wall around the frame by hilti. First mark on the wall from where contractor need to cut.
Then with the help of grinder do the initial cut as per marking so contractor can avoid the
linear crack on wall during breaking.
6.7.5. Use power tools to break the wall around the frame. Break the wall in a sequence and make
sure workers must follow the rest cycle procedure.
6.7.6. Once the wall will break around the frame, use cutting machine i.e. grinder to cut the frame
hinges or fastener’s from wall. In this way frame will be completely free form wall. Prior to
cut the hinges of steel door hold the frame lifting belt along with chain block or boom truck/
telehandler.
6.7.7. After that with the help of boom truck/ telehandler/chain block remove and shift the frame at
safe work location.
6.7.8. Contractor need to do the repair /plaster in the break wall. For plaster follow the hand mix
plaster procedure at site and do the curing for minimum 03 days. After that apply the primer
and paint if required.
6.7.9. If plaster works not possible take the prior approval from client and install the gypsum and
follow the painting procedure further.

6.8. INSTALLATION OF DOOR FRAME & LEAF

The installation of door frames will be carried out as given below:

6.8.1. The opening size will be checked.

6.8.2. All four sides’ door frames are fitted with a travel spacer bar at the base. This should be
removed prior to installation.

6.8.3. Install the frame into the structural opening.

6.8.4. Plumb frame and wedge into position ensuring the head member is level.

6.8.5. Drill the holes in both vertical side top and bottom by using electrical drilling machine.

6.8.6. Insert expansion bolt fixing screws and tighten until frame is held in position, recheck
alignment and adjust as necessary using shims or spacers between the frame and the block
wall and then fully tighten the fixings.

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6.8.7. The door will be then positioned inside the frame to verify that all the components fit
together. The door frame will be adjusted if necessary.

6.8.8. “Touch-up” any minor scratches or damage. (As per attached Recommendation)

6.9. APPLICATION OF FIRE RATED SEALANT / MORTAR (if applicable)

The gap between the wall and the door frame will be sealed with fire rated sealant. In general, the
gap is approx. 5mm; therefore, first it will be filled with appropriate fire-resistant mortar prior to
the application of sealant.
The surface of the wall and the door frame will be cleaned prior to mortar filling. A masking tape
will be fixed to protect the surface of the frame and provide uniform gap for sealant application.
The mortar will be applied in the gap using a trowel. Once the mortar is cured appropriately and
has achieved the desired strength, the application of fire rated sealant will commence as given
below:

6.9.1. Ensure that the surface for both the frame and the wall are cleaned properly and free from
any unnecessary items.

6.9.2. A masking tape will be fixed for both the frame and the wall. This will protect the surface of
the frame from being applied by the sealant and provide uniform gap on both side and top
between the wall and the frame.
6.9.3. Applying the fire rated sealant (the maximum allowable gap prior the application shall not
be more than 5mm) with the outmost care and precision using caulk guns. Ensure that the
remaining gap between the wall and the frame for all three sides are filled properly to avoid
fire from penetrating the other side.

6.9.4. The excess sealant will be removed by scrapper and ensure that the applied sealant is at the
same level as the finish wall.

6.9.5. The masking tape will be removed after a minimum of 24 hours in order to provide time for
the curing period of the fire rated sealant.

6.10. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION – DOOR & FRAME

6.10.1. Check structural opening is correct size (tolerance 0 mm till +3.0 mm).

6.10.2. Check that there is no twist of the opening frame or bulkhead plate in either the vertical or
horizontal plane (allowable tolerance ± 2.0 mm).

6.10.3. Check that the opening frame is vertically aligned (tolerance ± 2.0 mm).

6.10.4. If any deviation is noted the structural opening must be corrected within the tolerances
given above.

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6.10.5. Examine door, frame and ironmongery for damage which may have occurred during
transport. For packing purposes, the door closing device (if supplied) will have the arms
disconnected. When unpacking, remove the tape holding the arms, but do not connect until
the door has been installed.

6.10.6. Door and frame must be installed as a single unit and not dismantled.

6.10.7. Fix the self-adhesive gasket heavy duty 50x3mm to the door frame.

6.10.8. Lift the door leaf and frame together ensuring that the door lock is in its locked position
and offer it up to the structural opening.

6.10.9. In erected position visually check door leaf flatness against seal on all four sides.

6.10.10. Drill holes in the structural framing through the four-corner door frame pre-drilled
holes to suit fixing bolt diameter.

6.10.11. Install four corner fixing bolts and lightly tighten.

6.10.12. Visually check gasket between structural frame and door frame.

Note: it is recommended to install during installation a spacer at the opening bottom side
between door leaf and door frame with a thickness slightly more (1mm) than the gap to pick
up some lowering of the door leaf at the opening side after fixing of the bolts and nuts. This
due to tolerances in the door construction

6.10.13. Check door operation for swing. The door leaf when open at any position should
remain stationary in that position.

6.10.14. Check tightness of door seal in closed position.

6.10.15. In case door cannot be installed to the required flatness, shims to be used between
door frame and structure to obtain correct installation.

6.10.16. Proceed with drilling the structural frame through the remaining pre-drilled holes.

6.10.17. Insert bolts and tighten, checking at all stages the door operation and tightness of
the door leaf against the seal. Re-check seal tightness.

6.10.18. Connect arms of door closing device (if closer supplied). The closing force will be
pre-adjusted at the factory based on the door weight. Re-check ironmongery (lock, latch,
bolts and door closer etc.) in door leaf open and closed positions and adjust as necessary

6.10.19. Complete the installation by sealing between the door frame and structural frame
(if applicable) with a mastic.

6.11. REPAIRS & TOUCH UP

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6.11.1. Immediately after erection, sand to feather-edge minor scratched, chipped, or damaged
areas and applies touch-up of compatible air-drying paint. Minor finish imperfections may
be repaired provided finish matches new work finish and is approved by the Engineer;
otherwise, remove and replace.

6.11.2. Repair shall be as per the CONTRACTOR’s instructions

6.12. HOUSE KEEPING

6.12.1. Cleaning and clearing debris to be done every day.

6.12.2. Keep the working area always tidy.

7. QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL

7.1. GENERAL

7.1.1. All quality inspection, verification, testing and acceptance of materials, workmanship and
its related documentation shall be in accordance with the inspection and test plan (ITP).

7.2. TRANSPORT AND SITE DELIVERY

7.2.1. All units and elements shall be packed in an appropriate way, suitable for loading and
transportation

7.2.2. The composition of every shipment will be recorded by specific packing list
documentation (factory delivery note), to allow the site team controlling quantity and type of
received units.

7.2.3. Access to the site shall be in coordination with and as per Main Contractor instructions.

7.3. PROTECTION

7.3.1. During loading, and unloading at site, proper barricades will be provided for non-access of
others to protect material. All the materials are loaded & unloaded by manually and kept in
designated storage location by the use of packing wood to avoid damages.
7.3.2. All works for installation of steel doors shall be carried out by well trained personnel.

8. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT

8.1. INTRODUCTION

“The Second Construction” and CONTRACTOR will ensure that all the operations relevant to the
installation of steel doors and frames will be programmed and executed in a safe manner complying

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with all the relevant regulations, so as not to cause danger, inconvenience or interference to the general
public or other contractors working on site.

8.2. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

The following Protective and Safety Equipment are applicable for the scope of work. All related
personnel will be handed out these items during their site induction. The Protective & Safety
Equipment must be according to the specification and requirements in the contract.

• Safety Helmets.
• Safety boots (or shoes).
• High visibility vests.
• Safety goggles.
• Work specific gloves.
• Dust / Face Mask.
• Safety Harness (wherever required).

8.3. SAFETY ACCESSORIES

• Warning /barricade/barrier tape.

• Safety signs.
• Igloo water container for drinking.
• First Aid box.
• Worker’s Rest Area
• Portable Toilet.
• Fire Extinguishers.

8.4. HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRINMENT INDUCTION TRAINING

The Second Construction / CONTRACTOR will ensure that all the personnel involved in carrying out
the works will:
• be given an induction prior to starting the site activities.
• be given prior knowledge of the activity.
• be given training on the equipment safety.
• be made aware of the environmental hazards related to the activity.

8.5. PRE-TASK BRIEFINGS

Every work shift will start with a pre task meeting. The health, safety & environment aspects of the
works of that particular day will be discussed. Any health, safety & environment issues which have
occurred on site, or need special attention will be discussed and evaluated. A log of attending
personnel will be kept and will be made available to the client. Pre-task briefing contents and
attendance will be made available to the work location.

8.6. HAZARDS /PRECAUTIONS

8.6.1. Lifting Operation- Fabricated steel material will be brought to the site and lowered into the
site using mobile crane and controlled by riggers/slingers.

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8.6.2. Meetings on the specific MST/RA shall be done to ensure that all works are carried out in
a safe manner.
8.6.3. Appropriate work permit will be obtained from contractor (If necessary).
8.6.4. Operatives with experienced in the installation of steel doors will be in control of the
operation.
8.6.5. Area to be cordoned off using barriers / handrail, flags, signage, or appropriate barricades
where applicable to mark the working area and warned others of on-going activities.
8.6.6. Manual Handling-Correct lifting techniques to be employed with regards to manual
handling of items and safety gloves to be worn at all working times.
8.6.7. Delivery trucks will be positioned away from any excavation and to be controlled by
competent plant supervisor.
8.6.8. Frontline supervisor will ensure that Personal Protective Equipment is always worn by site
personnel during construction activities.
8.6.9. Heat stress training will be provided, and provision of adequate cool drinking water will be
in place and all persons shall adhere to summertime rule.
8.6.10. Good housekeeping will be observed in work areas. Construction wastes shall be
segregated and disposed in an approved skip on site.

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9. APPENDICES

A. Health, Safety and Environment Risk Assessment.

B. Installation Inspection Checklist.

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