Saj-Po-Cgc-Mst-Ff-0004-00 Mos For Installation & Testing of Fire Hydrant System

The Engineer: Employer/Developer PMC/Employer's Representative The Contractor:
Project: 5214483-LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments
Ref.No. SAJ-P0-CGC-MST-FF-0004-00
Technical Submittal Rev.No. 0
Date: 12/07/2023
Reqd. By: 22/07/2023
Subject of Submittal: METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
Enclosure: Pre-Qualification of Subcontractor Method Statement Guarantee Certificate Test Results
Operation & Maintenance Manual Project Quality Plan HSE Plan Calculation Survey Others (Specify……....)
ARCO MEP Sign: Date: 12/07/2023
CGC Contractor's Sign: Date:
Ref No 5214483/R11-
ATKINS Engineer's Comments:
Reviewed By: Date:
ATKINS Resident Engineer's Comments

Code A - Approved
Code B - Approved As Noted
Code C - Revise and Resubmit
Code D - Information, Record
Code E - Incompleted, Resubmit
ATKINS RE Sign: Date:
Ref.No 5214483/R10-
Contractor Received Sign: Date:

Corrections or comments made relative to submittals during this review do not relieve the contractor from compliance with the contract requirement and specifications.
This check is only for review of general conformance with the design concept of the project and general compliance with the i nformation given in the contract documents.
SITE OPERATIONS Form No.SQP10/FM/006, Rev 00

The Engineer: The Employer: The Contractor:
Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Document Number Document Title Rev. 0
Date 12-07-2023
SAJ-P0-CGC-MST-FF-0004-00 MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE
HYDRANT SYSTEM
MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE & APARTMENTS

JUBAIL ISLAND -ABU DHABI (UAE)
REV
PREPARED&REVIEWED BY REVIEWED & ENDORSED BY APPROVED BY STATUS
NO
0 12-07-2023
Mr. Monish T Mr. Abdelalrahman Banat Mr. Hussein Gewilly

QA/QC-Engineer-Mechanical Sr. Mechanical Engineer Project Manager
ARCO Electromechanical ARCO Electromechanical ARCO Electromechanical

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MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
PROJECT NAME 5214483-LEAD SOUK AL JUBAIL APARTMENTS

PLOT NO 2-AP-001-1-BLD / 2-AP-001-2-BLD
PROJECT LOCATION SECTOR: JS JUBAIL ISLAND DEVELOPMENT, ABU
DHABI, UAE
CONSTRUCTION, COMPLETION AND 12 MONTHS
MAINTENANCE OF (06 NOS OF G+4 BUILDINGS,
SCOPE OF WORKS
TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS, GYM & COMMUNITY
CENTER INCLUDING EXTERNAL WORKS.)
JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT – SOLE
THE EMPLOYER / PROPRIETORSHIP LLC P O BOX 39294 ABU DHABI,
CLIENTS UAE, LEAD DEVELOPMENT AND PROJECT
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
THE ENGINEER/
ATKINS ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT
MAIN CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING HOUSE
CONTRACTOR LTD
MEP SUB
ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL L.L.C
CONTRACTOR
ALL OTHER DEFINITIONS AS PER CONTRACT NO. 5214483

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CONTENTS
1. ACTIVITY
2. SCOPE
3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
4. PROJECT DETAILS-PROJECT NAME AND STAKE HOLDERS
5. REFERENCES
6. TOOLS, TACKLES AND EQUIPMENTS
7. EMPLOYEES INVOLVED & RESPONSIBILITY
8. SAFETY HAZARDS AND CONTROL MEASURES
A. Training
B. House keeping
C. Emergency Arrangements
9. MATERIALS AS PER THE SPEC AND APPROVED MATERIAL SUBMITTAL:
10. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
10.1 Delivery, Handling & Storage of Materials
10.2 Work Methodology
11. Environmental and Sustainability Requirements
A. Waste Management
B. Hazardous Substances Management
12. ATTACHMENTS
Appendix 1 – Method Statement Briefing
Appendix 2 – Risk Assessment & Control Measure.
Appendix 3 – Specification- SECTION 211100
Appendix 4 – ITP
Appendix 5 – Checklist
Appendix 5 – Organization Chart

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1. ACTIVITY
This Method Statement is to provide and maintain effective quality control procedures and
standardized Installation and testing of fire hydrant system works to ensure compliance with the
conditions of contract and project specifications.
2. SCOPE:
The scope of work covered by this method statement is everything related to the Installation and
testing of fire hydrant system works, this method statement discusses all safety related issues
including but not limited to safety working methods
3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS

3.1 DEFINITIONS
JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT – SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

Client LLC P O BOX 39294 ABU DHABI, UAE, LEAD DEVELOPMENT
AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
Project 5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE AND APARTMENTS PROJECT
Engineer ATKINS MEMBER OF SNC-LAVALIN GROUP
Contractor CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING HOUSE LTD
Sub-Contractor ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL LLC
Reviewed Reviewed by the Consultant;
Size When related to pipe work means nominal size.
Shall mean not only the major items of plant and equipment
Complete Conveyed by this specification, but all the incidental sundry
installation components necessary for the complete execution of the works and
for the proper operation of the installation.
"As indicated", Refer to items or requirements which are, or may be given elsewhere
"where indicated”, in the tender documents issued in connection with the contract, (e.g.
and “unless on a drawing, in a supplementary specification or in a
otherwise schedule to this specification).
indicated"

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3.2 ABBREVIATIONS
QA - QUALITY ASSURANCE is the planning and organizing of a system or program to maintain a

required level of quality or reliability. This includes auditing the system’s operation and related
controls to assure that they are being executed properly and functioning as expected. Quality shall be
assured by
Contractor/Client.
QC – QUALITY CONTROL is a part of Quality Assurance, implements the latter by examining physical
characteristics and comparing them to established and acceptable Quality Documents as stated in the
quality assurance program or plan.
Quality shall be controlled by Sub-Contractor in accordance with the Quality Documents.
ITP - INSPECTION & TEST PLAN means the document which contains sequence of activities in a
process, highlights the applicable Quality Documents, and inspection criticalities.
PA - PREVENTIVE ACTION means to eliminate the causes of a potential nonconformity or other

potentially undesirable situation.
CAR - CORRECTIVE ACTION means to eliminate the causes of a detected nonconformity or other
undesirable situation.
QUALITY DOCUMENTS mean drawings specification, procedure, record formats, codes and standards
specified in the documents issued by the Contractor/Company to the Subcontractor.
SITE means the place, designated by Client for further development, where the construction activities
shall be carried out by Sub-contractor.
PROCEDURE describes how a process is performed.
TPI - Third Party Inspection
RA – Risk Assessments

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4. PROJECT DETAILS-PROJECT NAME AND STAKE HOLDERS


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5. REFERENCES
3.1 Approved Shop drawings.
3.2 Project Specifications: Section 211100
3.3 Approved Material Submittal.
3.4 Project QHSE PLAN.
Contract Documents
3.5 Project IFC Drawings.
3.6 Specifications: Section 211100
6. TOOLS, TACKLES & EQUIPMENTS

• Portable hand tools
• Butt-fusion welding machine
• Electric HDPE Pipe cutter
• Measuring tape
• Spirit level
• Manual or electric water test pump
• Steel wire brush
• Angle grinder
• Portable fire extinguisher / Fire blanket
• Welding Machine
• Welding gloves
• Welding Mask
• Welding Apron
• Hammer
• Spanners
• Drilling machines
• Grinder
• Torque Wrench (calibrated)
• Pressure gauge (calibrated)
• Scaffolding with platform (if necessary)
• Necessary lighting
7. EMPLOYEES INVOLVED & RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Manager
• Overall site Management, Quality and Safety.
• Has full authority and overall responsibility to manage, supervise, and control the works.

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Construction Manager/Project Engineer

• Responsible for Site Foreman, Engineers, Area Package Managers, Direct Labour and Subcontractors
performance.
• Responsible for all construction and site activities in accordance with the program and in compliance
with the quality specified.
• Coordination with the Sub-contractors.
• Implementing of the Contract requirements on site.
• Site Safety and liaison with Safety Engineer.
• Produce weekly short-term programs with the Planning Department.
• Holding Weekly Coordination Meetings with sub-contractors, liaison with the staff.
• Issuing Daily Labour& Plant records to the client representative and the project management team.
• Compiling Site Diary for recording:
• Work being done
• Recording Variation Work
• Recording delays on site
• Record contra changes
• Progress against program
• Weather conditions.
• Action all method statements issued by subcontractors.
Site Engineer
• Responsible for Site Foreman, Direct Labour and Subcontractors performance.
• Responsible for all construction and site activities in accordance with the program and in compliance
with the quality specified.
• Coordination with the Sub-contractors.
• Implementing of the Contract requirements on site.
• Follow Site Safety Plan and liaison with Safety Engineer for daily bases construction work.
• Produce weekly short-term programs with the Planning Department.
• Holding Weekly Coordination Meetings with sub-contractors, liaison with the staff Issuing Daily
Labour& Plant records to the client representative and the project management team.
• Compiling Site Diary for recording:
• Work being done
• Recording Variation Work.
• Recording delays on site.
• Record contract changes.
• Progress against program.
• Preparing daily report.
• Action all method statements issued by subcontractors.

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• Liaison with the Client/Engineer and sub-contractors daily regarding site activities and issues.
• Issuing of Non-Conformance Sheets to Sub-contractor, and Finance and Commercial Dept.
• Recording site surveys of structure issues and advising Designers and copying the Commercial
Department.
• Fill in Day Work Sheets if applicable.
• Issue requests for inspections for site activities.
• Keeping allocation sheets, recording any direct labour on site.
• Maintain good relations with the Client Representative.
Site Supervisor/ Site Foreman

• Responsible for all work and site activities in accordance with the site engineer instructions
• Follow up the Sub-contractor’s activity and work quality.
• Follow Site Safety Engineer instruction for daily bases construction work.
• Produce Daily tool box talk to the site labours
• Follow the Work on going and being sure work done as per approved Method statement and
approved drawings
• Recording daily activity and ongoing Work.
• Recording obstacles on site.
• Report any delay in running work
QA/QC Engineer
• Prepare the Project Quality Plan as per Client requirements.
• Ensure Company's Quality Policy and Project Quality Plan are understood by all.
• Implement all Quality Procedures at the project site.
• Liaise with Client/Consultant in all the matters related to the Quality Assurance and Quality Control
and daily construction operation to ensure employer satisfaction.
• Implement Project required Method Statement and ITPs and Ensure construction team full
understanding and following at their end.
• Report to Project Director on all issues related to Quality matters as independent personnel
• Supervise all construction outputs, quality inspections before final delivery to the client.
• Explore all client complaints related to quality control and recommend solutions.
• Review and distribute inspection report as indicated on the document distribution matrix via the
Document Controller
• Issuance of Observations and NCR as required, and follow-up until it is closed.
• Ensure that Sub-Contractors are working in accordance to the Project Quality Documents /plan as
per their scope.
• Plan, schedule, and conduct audit for the all different department as well as subcontractors and
suppliers.
• Approve subcontractor’s quality plans and method statements.

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• Maintain filing systems in accordance with project procedures.

• Ensure Handing over procedure implemented effectively.
• Report to Project Manager on all issues related to Quality matters.
• Ensure that Sub-Contractors are working in accordance to the Project Quality Documents.
• Provide regular report to PM and QA/QC Manager as directed.
• Supervise the Document Controller in order to maintain filing systems in accordance with project
procedures.
• Coordinate document procedures with Resources Manager, Commercial and Finance Manager,
Planning Engineer and Project & Design Coordinator.
• Any other tasks those are appropriate to smooth operation of project services team as directed by
PM.
Safety Engineer/Officer
• Monitor and supervise Safety on site.
• Produce the Weekly Safety Report.
• Liaison with the Project Team as per approved Safety Plan.
• Holding Toolbox talks with the Subcontractors.
• Method statement and details of the Scaffolding requirements.
• Liaison with Client/Engineer & Designers.
• Prepare Risk assessment for each activity taking in consideration project specs and site condition.
8. SAFETY HAZARDS AND RISK CONTROL MEASURES:

• Prior to the commencement of any activities, the workforce will receive an induction talk on the
project site safety requirements. This induction talk will include both activity safety issues, as well as
general safety requirements.
• Where possible hazards may arise from Installation and testing of fire hydrant system works, the
necessary safety measures will be taken to prevent accident or injury at all times. This may include
barriers, warning tape/net, Dry chemical powder Extinguisher.
• HSE officer will ensure that Personal Protective Equipment is worn by site personnel at all times
during activities.
• Provisions of adequate cool drinking water, shade, and salt tablets will be in place. For HSE plan,
safety requirements as defined in Project Specification, will be implemented. Specific safety training
will be provided to personnel for Installation and Testing of fire hydrant system works activity.
• Risk Assessment (Attached)
a) Training
Toolbox talks will provide general training and awareness for each activity and also in Health & Safety
matters and precautions.

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b) House keeping
All work places where Arco personnel are working will be cleaned from the scrap material derived
from their work ensuring clean and healthy work environment as well as to maintain free access and
egress in the event of emergency.
c) Emergency Arrangements
General: Site general safety procedures will be followed. In case of emergency the Safety Officer or the
most senior employee present will stop the work, and make the necessary emergency arrangements
and report to the assembly points as described during Site Induction Course.
Fire Precautions: No significant fire risks associated with this activity but general fire precaution
measures will be taken as per general site rules
Communication from site areas to Site Office via mobile phones.
9. MATERIAL AS PER THE SPEC AND APPROVED MATERIAL SUBMITTAL:

As per the material submittal (Reference: SAJ-PO-CGC-MAR-FF-0003-00- UR)
10. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION & TESTING

10.1 DELIVERY, HANDLING & STORAGE OF MATERIALS
• The pipes, fittings & devices shall be checked by the store keeper before storage at site.
• When off-loading, pipes shall be lowered to the ground either manually or with mechanical aid like
crane and should not be dropped to the ground.
• All pipes, fittings & devices shall be carefully off-loaded at site using the necessary manpower,
appropriate shifting machinery and equipment to ensure that no damage will occur to the materials.
• Supervisor must check the pipes and fittings for damages occurring during transportation from
storage to site. If damage occurs, co-ordinate to the Store for proper record and damaged materials
must be removed and replace by the supplier. ONLY experienced technician must do the transport.
• The devices shall be stored in shaded area, free of water, dust & adequately covered to avoid any
kind of damages.
• Pipes & Devices shall be given adequate support at all times and shall be stacked on a flat surface
free from any sharp objects.
• Ensured that there are no transit damages during unloading, and shifting.
• All pipes and fittings shall be stored under shade in free air passage area. The pipes & devices
stored/stacked at site shall be covered by tarpaulin.
• Valves, instruments, and fittings shall be kept on racks within site stores and shall be segregated as
per size, model, type etc. for easy retrieval.
• All pipes shall be segregated as per size and type, stored in a designated area covered to avoid direct
expose to sunlight.

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• Any pipes, fittings & devices found not to be as per requirement or with damage or defect will be set
aside. These will be properly labelled as rejected and immediately returned to the supplier. This
shall be verified by the storekeeper, discipline site engineer and QC in charge.
10.2 WORK METHODOLOGY

10.2.1 PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITES
• Ensure that the clearance for the area is received to start the MEP installations.
• Ensure that the work area is ready and safe to start the installation.
• Prior to start the installation, refer to the approved shop drawings related to the area of installation
and ensure that required materials are available at site as per approved material submittals.
• Ensure that proper safety precautions are taken; safety clearance (Permit to Work) is obtained prior
to start the installation works.
• Prior to start installation; ensure that the materials are inspected with ref. to the MIR-Material
Inspection Request submitted to the consultant.
• Ensure the materials are stored properly at site and there is no damage or deformity of any kind
before issuing the material from site store.
• All required storage precautions shall be implemented at site.
• The Site Engineer/Site Supervisor will give necessary instructions to tradesmen and provide
necessary approved construction/shop drawings of latest revision.
• The Site Supervisor/Foremen will also check that proper tools and equipment are available to carry
out the work.
• Manufacturer recommended tools & accessories shall be used.
• The Site Supervisor and safety officer will explain to the tradesmen regarding safety precautions to
be observed and make sure the trade workers aware and involved in hot works and trained.
• Ensure that all the pipefitters and helpers are aware of the correct materials handling and
installation procedure to ensure best quality workmanship.
• Ensure that all materials used have passed receiving inspection in accordance with the QA
procedures and are not damaged or defected.
• Ensure that the materials used are conformance and accordance with the approved material
submittal.
• Any non-conforming materials (if any) found shall be reported and send back to store and shall be
kept in Quarantine Area.

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10.2.2 EXECUTION OF WORKS

10.2.2.1 PIPES INSTALLATION
• Prior to installation of piping, the trench preparation shall be checked for the required elevation,
slope and freedom from rock, stones and other deleterious materials. Sand bedding to the required
thickness shall be checked and confirmed. Installation shall not be started until unsatisfactory
conditions have been corrected. The HDPE pipes, fittings, etc. Shall be inspected for the sizes required
as per drawing and also for distortion, bending, damages, etc.
• Trust block will be provided, if there is change in direction of pipe.
• Each section of pipe and each fitting shall be thoroughly cleaned before it is installed
• The pipes shall be laid in the trench straight and with spacing required as per specification/drawing.
• Whenever pipe laying is discontinued for short periods, or when work is stopped at the end of the
day, the open ends of all mains shall be closed with water-tight plugs.
• Installation (i.e. welding) of piping shall be in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendation.
• All necessary precautions shall be taken to ensure a safe working environment in accordance with
local safe working practices.
• Laborer shall not be located inside the trench during lifting of the pipe materials and during
excavation.
• When lifting pipe with slings, only wide fabric choker slings capable of safely carrying the load to lift,
move, or lower pipe and fittings shall be used. Wire rope and chain shall not be used.
• Joints between pipes and fittings shall be by Butt Fusion. Refer Butt Fusion procedure, persons
making heat fusion joints shall be trained and certified in the manufacturer’s recommended
procedure.
• Utilize mobile crane for hanging the pipes and placing in the trench
• Provide 100mm clear thickness under and around the sides of the pipe and 100mm over the top of
the pipe. Allowance is required to avoid pockets at joints in order that pipe rests along its entire
length.
10.2.2.2 DUMMY WELDING

To ensure that contamination does not affect welds in installed pipes, a dummy weld shall be made at
the start of any welding session after the plate has been allowed to cool. The welding cycle shall be
followed up to the point where the pipe is removed from the heater plate. Following cooling of the
pipe, the surfaces may be re-trimmed to allow production welding to begin. Alternatively, a scrap
piece of pipe may be used and then discarded.
10.2.2.3 WELDING PROCEDURE

• Connect frame, hydraulic unit, heater plate, and planer/trimmer machine & data logger/ CNC unit
together using the cables provided.
• Ensure that hydraulic connections are clean & then connect to the hydraulic cables to the hydraulic
unit and the machine frame.
• Connect the power supply cable to the voltage stabilizer.

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• Start the generator then connect the voltage stabilizer to the generator.
• Select the pipe material, size and wall thickness to be joined.
• Place pipes to be joined on rollers each side of machine.
• Clamp pipes into welding machine
• Follow instructions given by CNC control unit or data logger (i.e. measure dragging force of pipe).
• Load trimming device into the welding machine frame. Commence trimming / end squaring
operation.
• When trimming cycle is completed and carriage has opened, remove planer/trimmer and swarf. Do
not touch pipe ends. Do not pull swarf up through trimmed pipe ends.
• Perform visual misalignment check on pipe ends. (Max 10% of wall thickness misalignment allowed,
max 0.5mm gap at pipe ends allowed). If misalignment >10% or gap >0.5mm found release pipes, re-
align them and return to step 7 before continuing.
• Close pipe ends to prevent draughts that can cause tunneling effect inside of pipe which can cool the
heater plate.
• Secure heater plate on to welding machine frame.
• Close machine to press clamped pipes onto the heater plate to carry out initial melting and heat soak
cycle.
• After heat soak cycle and upon prompting by machine remove heater plate and rapidly bring ends of
pipe together to complete fusion weld.
• Allow pipe to cool using a timer to show the required time before removing from the welding
machine clamps.
• Mark onto pipe near to joint with a silver indelible marker pen the following information for qa/
traceability purposes: - Date, Joint number, Machine number, cooling time (i.e. Time at weld
completion + cooling time).
• Mark fusion joint number on as-built drawing for future cross reference of welding records.
• Check for cleanliness around the joint.
10.2.2.4 HDPE PIPE TESTING

• Field Test Pressure = 1.5 bars of working pressure.
• Pressure testing pump having a safety relief valve set at 16 bars will be started and vent re-opened
to ensure any remaining air in the pipe escapes. Once the vents are closed, the pressure will be raised
up to the hydrostatic test pressure in the following steps:
• Raise the pressure to 0.5 x Test pressure with ½ – hour stabilization and monitoring.
• Raise the pressure to 0.8 x Test pressure with ½ – hour stabilization and monitoring.
• Raise the pressure to final test pressure.
• Final Test Pressure shall be held / maintained for 2 hours minimum, to permit through inspection of
all joints and if no pressure drop is recorded, the pressure shall be gradually reduced and released by
opening the vents.

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• When condition requires that a pressure test be maintained for a period of time during which the
testing medium in the system would be subject to temperature changes, provision shall be made to
release excess pressure.
• After the holding time, if no pressure drop is recorded, the pressure shall be gradually reduced &
released by opening the vents and then hydro test will be considered as successfully passed.
• If the pressure abnormally drops during the test, indicating a leak, the pumping should be continued
until the leak is detected.
• In case a leak occurs release pressure and repair the leak.
• After releasing the pressure, the water will be drained and vents will be kept open till the completion
of drain. All water from hydro test shall be released on the approved and designed draining area by
the end user.
• If any temporary flanges were connected for testing purposes, cut and remove the temporary
flanges after completion of draining the system & continue the normal pipe installation.
• If any valves & other instruments, which have been removed, shall be reinstalled with new proper
project approved gaskets, nuts, bolts and washers.
• Piping end shall be closed by plastic sheet tied around the pipe end to prevent entry of foreign
materials
10.2.2.5 INSPECTION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF HYDRANTS

Hydrants should be inspected at the time of delivery to verify compliance with specifications,
approved MAR and to check for damage during shipment. Specifications to be checked during the
initial inspection include the size and shape of the operating nut and its direction to open, depth of
bury, size and type of inlet connection, size of the main valve (for a dry-barrel hydrant), outlet nozzle
sizes and configuration, and thread style.
The hydrant should be cycled full open and full closed positions to ensure that no internal damage or
breakage has occurred during shipment and handling. All external bolts should be checked for
tightness.
10.2.2.6 INSTALLATION OF HYDRANTS

• Connect fire hydrants only to water mains adequately sized to handle fire flows.
• Install hydrants as plumb as possible.
• Locate fire hydrants in accordance with the approved shop drawings and approved external MEP
coordination drawing.
• The pumper outlet nozzles should be parallel to the road or street to enable for a quick connection
to the fire pumper.
• Make sure that the outlet nozzles are high enough (at least 18 in. (46 cm)) above ground line to
allow for attachment of hoses and operation of the hydrant wrench. There should be no obstructions
that prevent or retard hydrant operation or hinder removal of outlet-nozzle caps.
• Remove foreign matter from the hydrant lead before installing the auxiliary valve and hydrant.

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• In setting a hydrant use a firm footing, such as stone slabs or a concrete base on firm ground, to
prevent settling and strain on the hydrant lead joints.
• Provide for thrust restraint of the hydrant by strapping, blocking, or using a restraining type of joint.
• Ensure gasket for the flange connection is available and properly placed and set.
• Use only approved bolts, nuts and washers.
• Make sure that all bolts, nuts and washers are in their proper places and tightened properly.
10.2.2.7 PRE-COMMISSIONING CHECKS

• Ensure all system is pressure tested and approved by the consultant.
• Check for approved make and recommended materials by the manufacturers / supplier are used at
site.
• Check that the fire hydrant is installed as per the approved shop drawings for its location.
• Check that all valves pipe and bolts are tightened properly.
10.2.2.8 COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE

• The required 2 nos of most remote hydrant(s) shall be connected with flow measuring devices with
technician at each hydrant. On connection of all equipment, pump operator will ensure that the
pumps are in operational mode.
• Ensure the fire hydrant system is under working pressure
• Make temporary piping arrangement (from hydrant landing valve) with flow meter in order to carry
out the flow test at remotest location.
• Open the upstream side of the flow meter valve
• Open the downstream side of the flow meter and regulate the flow for 500 GPM, and record the
minimum residual pressure (6.9 bar).
• Flow test shall be conducted with two hydrants simultaneously as per NFPA 24.
• Maintain 500 GPM flow at each hydrant and record the minimum residual pressure (6.9 bar at each
hydrant outlet).
11. Environmental & Sustainability Requirements

ARCO Electromechanical will comply with; Federal Law, ‘Concerning Environmental Protection and
Development’ & On the Environment Protection Regulations in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.
All works to be conducted in accordance to the project specification and CEMP (Construction
Environmental Management Plan).

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A. Waste Management
All waste generated shall be disposed of in accordance with ADEPA (Abu Dhabi Environmental Policy
Agenda) the ’Construction waste management plan”, which comes under main contractor scope of
work and M/s Arco will follow the same.
B. Hazardous Substance Management
ARCO Electromechanical will deliver, store and use all hazardous substances in accordance with
“Environmental Management Plan” and associated Risk Assessments. MSDS “Material Safety Data
Sheets” shall be provided for all hazardous sub-stances being used at project site.

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APPENDIX 1

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METHOD STATEMENT BRIEFING SHEET
Area / Bldg. /Location: Date:
Title of Method statement: Method Statement for Installation & testing
of Fire Hydrant System
Name of Responsible Site Engineer:
Name of sub‐contractor & Responsible Engineer:
Review (approved / Available / prepared & Explained):

Material list Plant & equipment list Mock up details
Yes / No / NA
Site planning with material

stacking sketch
Yes / No / NA
Risk Assessment plan

Yes / No / NA
Orientation / Briefing including work method, Inspection Test Plan, HSE

requirements toEngineers / Supervisors / Foreman / Key workmen /Operators
S. NO NAME OF EMPLOYEE CATEGORY / ROLE SIGNATURE
1.
2.
3.

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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Briefing conducted by

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APPENDIX 2
Risk Assessment Ref: SAJ-P0-CGC-
PROJECT TASK SPECIFIC RISK ASSESSMENT MST-FF-0004-00
Project Name: Souk Al Jubail Town Centre & Apartments Rev No: 0
Activity: INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM Date: 12/07/2023
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Risk Classification Responsible Person Revised Risk Classification

Risk
Residual
Significant Potential Level
Activity Risk Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Risk risk
S/N Hazards & Rating
Low/ Rating
Element PROBABI Severity PROBABILITY Severity Low/
Consequences LITY (P) (S) (R) Medium/ (P) (S) (R)
Medium/
PXS High PXS
High
1. The General Hazards: 4 3 12 High • Comply with legal, contract, local, authorities and method of statement MEP Project Manager 1 4 4 Medium
Requirements, Unplanned work requirements along with manufacturer recommendation of tools.
Prior to start execution without • Reduce the human involvement for all tasks ALARP MEP Engineers
the activity. adequate safety • 6-point mandatory PPE such as helmets, high viz jacket, coverall, gloves,
arrangement goggles, safety, safety shoe and face mask (EN/CE standard) and to be MEP Supervisors
provided for all site personnel, and specific to task to be provided for
Consequences concerned personnel MEP HSE Officer
Injuries due to unsafe • Do not use any homemade tools/platforms/unauthorized connections
work execution or unsafe • Only well trained, skilled labour and new personnel (shall be trained first) Site Workers
site condition are allowed to perform the works
• All works shall be carried out fulltime under supervision of supervisor or
foreman
• Training/TBT to be given to all involved personnel regarding (RA, MS,
Chemical MSDS and PPE) and to be recorded through the site
foreman/engineer in presence of HSE rep.
• All tools, equipment, plant shall possess valid documentation as per local
authority
• Comply with any instructions from client/engineer/contractor HSE rep
• Emergency contact details shall be posted at work locations
• Adequate signage shall be posted at work locations and to be in adequate
languages
which can be understood by workforce
• Ensure that all works evolving in any ignition source – hot works are
running through adequate PTW
• MSDS shall be available for all chemicals at store, HSE documentation,
workplace and first aid center
• During unfavourable weather condition (Humidex exceeding 54 degrees
Celsius {TWL less than 115} / wind speed exceeding 38 kmph / Visibility
less than 50 m / heavy rains etc.) work shall be suspended
• OSHAD CoP shall be complied for all activities performed on
site.
• PTW shall be apply for all high-risk Activity.
• Housekeeping to be done and workplace to be made safe prior to leaving
the workplace
• All workers shall comply with site HSE rules & regulation. Project team
has to comply to project HSE plan.
• Emergency contact numbers to be displayed in prominent places
• Emergency preparedness shall be ensured
Refer OSHAD-SF Cop 8.0 General Workplace Amenities V 3.1 June

2018.Cop 9.0 Workplace Wellness V3.0 July 2016, Project HSE Plan –
Rev; 0 Feb 2023, ADM HSE Circular & Alert.
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2. Site Traffic Hazards: 4 4 16 High • Vehicles and plants on site shall be driven by authorised persons with MEP Project Manager 1 4 4 Medium
Management valid documents (licence appropriate to the vehicle driven, 3rd party
Vehicular movement on certificates for operating plants etc.) MEP Engineers
site, pedestrian • All vehicles and plants operated on site shall have valid documents
crossing/movement near (registration, 3rd party test certificates) MEP Supervisors
site haul road, run over by • Pre deployment inspection to be done by authorised person, pre-use
vehicles, collision, inspection by the operator/driver including walk around inspection before MEP HSE Officer
overturning vehicles, starting the movement first time and any time after stopped for long time.
poorly maintained site • All systems (horn, brakes, reverse horn, mirror, turn indicators, brake Site Workers
roads, unauthorised lights etc..) shall be in proper working condition all the time.
driving, over speeding, • Traditional dressing / loose clothing shall not be allowed while working
poorly maintained or driving on site. Company uniforms or work wear or proper pants and
vehicles, faulty safety shirt / T-shirt shall be worn.
systems (brakes, lights • All plants and vehicles shall be parked in safe position in authorised
et.), severe weather (fog, parking area and the cabins to be locked after turning off the engine, keys
sand storm, rain, high shall not be left on the vehicle.
humidity etc.), leakage of • Site haul roads shall be properly prepared with sufficient width and
fuel or oil, waste dumped maintained including signage, watering for duct suppression, barricading
after vehicle maintenance as far as possible.
on site. • Pedestrian walkway and crossing to be demarcated and maintained.
• Speed limit shall be imposed with signage and speed humps, over
Consequences: speeding to be checked
• Reversing to be restricted to minimum, reverse alarm shall be fitted on all
Fatality or serious injury, site vehicles
minor injury, land • Flagman shall be provided to control movement of site vehicles and
contamination, fire, plants.
property damage • No major maintenance allowed on site.
• Use drip trays during fuelling and minor maintenance.
• Fire extinguisher shall be available on all plants and vehicles. Drivers
should be trained on basic firefighting techniques during induction.
• Emergency procedures (actions in the event of an accidents, fire or any
such emergency) should be briefed to all operators and drivers.
• All plant operators and drivers shall undergo Occupational Health
Screening as per OSHAD SF CoP 5.0
• Any spillage shall be immediate cleaned up and contaminated soil to be
removed from the area.
• No waste products from vehicle or plant maintenance shall be disposed
off in open area.
Refer to the OSHAD-SF Cop 44.0 Traffic management and logistic V 3.0
July 2017, Cop 36.0 Plant and equipment V 3.0 July 2016, Project HSE
Plan –Rev; 0 Feb 2023, ADM HSE Circular & Alert.
3. Access to Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Before accessing site to start activity, ensure to get approval and mandatory Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
worksite/ Access/ Egress, Hit by permissions PTW to authorized personnel and authorities Client/ Consultant/
Work Area vehicle, Slip, Trip & Fall, Main contractor/ Safety department. Engineers
Incompetent operator, Lack • Site safety induction for all must be done prior to enter the workplace.
of visibility, Lack of
• Follow site emergency procedures. Supervisors
supervision
• Ensure separate way for vehicles /equipment’s and pedestrians.
Site Workers
Consequences: • Proper coordination and necessary permission shall be obtained with
Fracture, Personal Injury, concerned prior bringing the vehicle inside the site.
Property Damage • Work area to be kept clear of non-essential tools & equipment.
• Access to be cleared from any obstruction.
• Ensure PPE (safety shoes, helmet, jacket, glasses, gloves and face mask)
worn for the workplace.
• Ensure the method of statement & risk assessment t briefing to all workers.
• Ensure competent supervision and competent operatives are in place.
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OSHAD-SF COP 2.0 Version 3.1 June 2018
OSHAD-SF COP 21.0 Version 3.1 June 2018
4. Material Hazards: 3 4 12 High • Follow routes and speed limits, transport assembly area must be cordoned Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
Shifting & Mechanical, Personnel off.
Storage of Fire being struck by vehicle / • Vehicle must be registered, and driver licensed under UAE authorities. Engineers
equipment while offloading
Hydrant / • All heavy equipment shall be fitted with reverse alarm.
material / or shifting of material, Supervisors
Faulty equipment, • Drivers shall be instructed not to carry any un-authorized passengers.
Pipes • Competent banks men shall control heavy equipment / vehicle inside the site.
Incompetent operator, Poor Drivers
visibility, Lack of • All lifting gears must be certified 3rd party.
supervision • Lifting conducted by only certified rigger.
• Visual inspection of lifting gear must be carried out.
Consequences: • The banks man shall wear a high visibility vest.
Serious injuries, Fractures,
• Only the essential personnel shall be allowed to approach the working area.
Fatalities, Property damage
• Unpack material at application site to avoid unnecessary handling of product.
• Keep work area clean.
• Collect all waste in suitable and labelled containers and dispose according to
local legislation. Wet dust with water before sweeping.
• Ensure good ventilation.
• Comply with national and local regulations for dust exposure.
• Minimum distance between equipment and man shall be three meters.
• Operators to wear safety shoes while operating the equipment/vehicle inside
the site.
• Drivers shall be clearly instructed not to use mobile phones while always
driving and use seatbelts.
• Toolbox talks to be given about safe manual
• Design the task to reduce the human involvement in lifting.
• Ensure operatives are physically fit for the task.
• Manual handling technique must be taught to all handlers.
• Weight of object to be lifted must be known.
• Small items should be put into cages or palletized for ease of movements.
• Work area to have demarcation and be cleared of unauthorized personnel.
• Consideration should be given to reducing the weight although this may
mean increasing the frequency of handling.
• Where the size, surface texture or nature of a load makes it difficult to grasp,
consideration should be given to the provision of handles, handgrips to
improve the Any loads to be handled should not have sharp corner, jagged
edges, grasp.
• Loads in packages should be such that they cannot shift unexpectedly while
being handled.
• Information on load i.e., weight and nature of load must be informed to the
handlers.
• The individual’s state of health, fitness, height, and age must be considered
before assigning the task.
• If weight is between 25kg and 50kg a lifting belt is required, and correct
training must be given to all personnel on the lifting task.
OSHAD-SF COP 1.10 Version 3.0 July 2016
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5. Use of Tower Hazards: 3 4 12 High • Capacity and type of crane determined in advance by site management in Project Manager 1 4 4 Medium
Crane for Fall of load, rigging failure conjunction with the Lifting Crane Coordinator/ Lifting supervisor.
shifting/lifting – tools and tackles, • All work to be completed under the guidance and control of the Crane Engineers
of Fire Hydrant Trapping hazard Operation Coordinator.
/ pipes / • Cranes drivers and banks-men must not use mobile phones once crane Supervisors
Materials Consequences: operations commence.
Fatality, Serious Personal Site Workers
• Ground conditions to be assessed by crane driver and Crane coordinator and
Injuries
signed off by crane coordinator prior to set up.
• S.W.L to be marked on cab and ASLI to be fitted
• Crane to be checked in accordance with legal requirements.
• Driver to check safety system daily.
• Crane driver must be medically fit to drive a crane
• Ensure that auxiliary safety devices are in place and in good order
• Load charts MUST be in cab of crane
• Loads must not be suspended by the crane if unattended.
• Crane must be immobilized when left unattended. Tower crane boom swing
lock shall be released.
• Lifting gears, tools and tackles to be inspected daily or before each rigging
by rigger for any damage like cracks, cuts, bends or abrasions. Monthly
colour code inspection by a competent person and thoroughly examined by
approved third party company.
• Any damaged lifting gears must be taken out of service and returned to
stores for quarantine. Any damaged lifting gears shall be repaired and re-
inspected prior to put back into service.
• Tag lines to be used on all lifts. Only trained slinger/signaler to give signals
to TC operator to sling loads
• Cranes, wherever possible should be sited at a minimum distance of 1.5m
from fixed objects to avoid trapping personnel
• Personnel advised of trapping hazards and hazards of falling objects, i.e., no
personnel to walk under loads.
• If any significant alterations are made to crane or jib, the machine must be
re-tested and new certificate must be obtained
• Crane drivers must be a minimum of 18 years of age and have third party
certification
• Do not store lifting tools and tackles where it can be deteriorated like contact
with water, chemicals and oils etc.
• Lifting plan shall be referred for each type of materials to be lifted and
obtain lifting permit for the operations.
• Check lifting equipment condition, its certificates validity and operator
competence.
• Anemometer shall be installed in two tower cranes and information shall be
passed on to all operators through walkie talkie.
• No one shall be permitted to stand below the load being lifted.
• Supervision during entire task and training all workmen regarding hazards
and controls to be implemented.
• Use appropriate PPE like Safety Helmet, Hi-Viz reflective jacket, Safety
shoe, Gloves etc.
OSHAD SF CoP 34.0 Safe Use of Lifting Equipment and Lifting
Accessories Jul-2016
6. Hand tools Hazards: 3 3 9 High • Never use ramp areas for unloading materials – only designated areas as per 1 4 4 Medium
usage Slip/trip/fall Faulty hand logistic instructions. Engineers
for marking, tools • Ensure no pedestrians or unnecessary movement in close proximity.
• Traffic management plan to be adhered to and designated traffic routes used. Supervisors
Consequences:
• Strictly ‘NO MOBILE PHONES DURING OPERATION’.
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lead to injury Cut injury • Never left the machine unattended with engine working. De-energized the Site Workers
due to the use of machine and parked in a designated area and remove the key from ignition
customized hand tools switch to avoid unauthorized use.
Finger injury while using • Persons not to stand between machine or the load and any fixed object to
cable puller Eye, and face prevent being crushed. Carry loads close to the ground with articulated
injury due to mushroom forklifts, back and front wheels must be in same straight line.
head chisel, Injury due to • Check for people in the vicinity. Keep personnel clear of operations (Plant /
lack of attention while Personnel segregation).
using hand tools Lack of • Designated walk ways to be provided for pedestrians’ access. Must be
PPE usage clearly marked and sign posted.
• Operator to observe speed limit and site traffic requirements.
• Operator to look always in the direction of and clear view of the path of
travel.
• When front view has been obstructed by the load, reverse movement to be
done.
• Ensure the provision of trained banks man – restrict unnecessary movement
around the machine.
• Machine must have fitted with audible reversing alarm and amber light
including mirrors (rear view & wing) use by the driver to oversee rear side of
operation.
• Exclusion zone with physical barriers must be provided during the operation.
• Never allow installing curtains at operator’s cab that could cause obscuring
view on the vicinity during operation.
• Banks man must always in safe position avoiding perpendicularly with the
FLT.
• During loading & unloading, truck must be fully secured with brake engaged
and wheel blocks to prevent sudden movement.
OSHAD SF CoP 51.0 Powered Lift Trucks Jul-2016
7. Manual Hazards: 4 3 12 High • Plan the process of manual handling operations (bend knees and keep spine Project Manager 1 4 4 Medium
handling Works Improper posture/ position straight while loading & unloading load).
for lifting, Heavy weight of • Try to reduce manual handling and use alternate methods such as mechanical Engineers
load, Improper access, Poor lifting.
illumination at work area/ • Only trained operatives will be assigned for handling materials with correct Supervisors
access, Sharp edge of loads, method of shifting.
Site Workers
Bulk sized loads, Health • DSTI/TBT to be conveyed prior to commence the job.
Issues, Incompetent • Ensure operatives are physically fit for the task.
operator, Lack of visibility, • Sufficient manpower to be deployed for specific work activities and assess
Lack of supervision the individual capacity of carrying load whereas Individual shall not lift
more than 25kgs (depends on load size, access and individual susceptibility)
Consequences: and where necessary individual body assessment shall be carried out to lift
Minor Injury, the load as per his capacity.
Musculoskeletal disorder, • Job / employees rotation for involved manual handling process for operation.
Serious Injury, Property • Appropriate PPEs should be worn all the time of activities in addition to
damage mandatory PPEs i.e., Heavy-duty hand gloves, eye protectors etc.
• Ensuring adequate illumination in workplace and clear access.
• Work area should be cleaned
• No obstructions should be in access
• Shift the material through even and compact access
• Alternative measures adopted if need to move the heavy materials through
stairs.
• Sharp edges should be covered with adequate sleeves
• Small sharp items should be put into cages or palletized for reducing hazards
due to physical nature of the load.
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• Reduction of manual handling and use alternate methods such as mechanical
lifting.
• All material must be stored at designated areas.
• In opened areas all material must be barricade/ covered with tarpaulin sheets/
& ensure provision of signages.
• At designated areas all material must be segregated and store in bulks
properly not more than 2 meters.
• At stores must provide mandatory safety precautions and maintain separate
stores for chemicals and highly flammable substances.
OSHAD-SF COP 14.0 Manual Handling & Ergonomics Jun 2017
OSHAD-SF COP 1.0 Hazardous Materials Jun 2018
8. Use of Hand Hazards: 3 3 9 High • TBT & DSTI should be conducted Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
Tools (Pipe Misuse of tool, Damaged • Always use right tool for right job.
Wrench / tool, Horse play, • Ensure adequate Supervision. Engineers
Spanner / Incompetency, Lack of • Monthly inspection procedure and colour code system should be followed
Hammer / etc.) supervision Supervisors
Always use right tool for right job.
• Ensure adequate illumination at workplace. Site Workers
Consequences:
• Adequate PPEs to be provided and worn.
Physical injury, Hand injury,
Property damage
• Do not use damaged tools
• Ensure handles are fixed to saws and knives used for cutting.
• Ensure saw blades are sharp enough and free from damaged teeth.
• Ensure heavy duty gloves are used while handling with sharp tools while
cutting material or manual handling.
Ministerial Order 32/1982 Article 20
9. Use of Portable Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • All equipment to be inspected by competent persons prior to use on site. 1 5 5 Medium
Electrical Faulty / damaged • Temporary cables, if drawn through the floor should be placed at the edge of Engineers
Equipment equipment, Site the floor.
Environment, Trailing leads, • Ensure all machines are inspected and colour coded. Supervisors
Electrocution, Fire. • Ensure plug, drill bit, drilling machine and electric cables are free from
Site Workers
defects.
Consequences: • Ensure the power tools are provided with yellow colored Industrial Socket
Injury, Fatality. 110V.
• Cables to be routed as not to cause trip hazards.
• Cables to not to be routed through wet surfaces.
• Ensure the operatives are not continuously using the machines to prevent
from vibration hazard. Job Rotation.
• Ensure the operatives are using the appropriate PPE when operating tools.
Ear protection, gloves, eye protection, dust masks etc.
• Any damaged equipment to be immediately withdrawn from service.
OSHAD SF CoP 35.0 Portable Power Tools Jul-2016
10. Work at Height Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • PTW shall be obtained if working at height/ near to unprotected edge. Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
Unprotected edge, • TBT & DSTI should be conducted.
Ladder/ Engineers
Incompetent erectors/
Scaffold/ or • Scaffold shall be inspected and tagged by trained and certified inspector.
operatives, Unsecured
materials, Improper use of
• All operatives involved in working at height ensure be trained prior to start Supervisors
podium ladders the activity.
scaffolds, Overloaded
(If applicable)
platform, Misuse of ladders,
• SWL always need to be followed. Site Workers
Defected Work at height • Area around the scaffold shall be barricaded, insure no entry or activities
equipment/ accessories/ around / underneath scaffold.
scaffolds • Capacity of the platform must be mentioned
• Ladder only can be used as an access except podium ladder/scaffold
• All scaffolds are required to have a ladder, climbing framework is prohibited
unless the framework is designed with a built-in ladder.
• Ladder shall be inspected by user for damage prior to use.
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Consequences: • Ensure the access ladder is fixed firmly to the scaffold structure with
Fatality, Serious injury, scaffold clamps.
Permanent disability, • Ensure that scaffolding, steps, and ladders are installed as per instructions,
Fractures safety tagged and secured for access and egress.
• Do not use defected ladders or any parts
• Scaffold shall be erected and dismantled by certified and trained scaffolder.
• Scaffold shall be inspected and tagged by trained and certified inspector.
• Scaffold working platform shall be fully protected by top rail, mid rail, and
toe board.
• Appropriate PPEs for the task provided and worn at all the time
• Full body harness shall be used, and it should be anchored to rigid anchorage
while working at height
• Full body harness shall be inspected prior to use
• Scaffold working platform shall be fully protected by top rail, mid rail and
toe board.
• All operatives involved in working at height ensure be trained prior to start
the activity.
• Platform shall be fully covered with planks which shall be tied the ledgers by
clamps.
• Area around the scaffold shall be barricaded, insure no entry or activities
around / underneath scaffold.
• The rigid point to anchor the harness should have at least 5000 pounds
capacity. Design or manufacturer details should be referred for ensuring
• Working with removed guard rails is considered as last resort considering
availability of anchoring point and no other practical options by working
with guard rails (i.e., where other utilities are interrupting, and height cannot
be achieved unless guardrails are removed). Work at Height permit must be
in place.
• Ensure that scaffolding, steps, and ladders are installed as per instructions,
safety tagged and secured for access and egress.
• No scaffold to be moved with personnel on scaffold.
• Caster wheels to be locked in case mobile scaffold is being used.
11. Installation of Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Pipe must be evenly center and secured. Project Manager 1 5 5 Moderate
Fire Hydrant
Fall of load, fall of the • Pipe must close to the fork mast with V-shape pipe support and secured it
equipment / topple down, properly with lashing built. Engineers
run over to the feet of the • Stable and level surface, avoid ramp and slope areas.
operator, Tripping hazard Supervisors
• Away from holes
Consequences: • Prior to use equipment must be thoroughly inspected and certified by 3rd Site Workers
Fatality, Serious Personal party ensuring safe for lifting operation.
Injuries, Property damage • Equipment must be use only within its safe working load. Must be posted in
the equipment.
• Ensure forks are properly aligned.
• Exclusion zone around hoisting operation and warning sign to be posted to
restrict unauthorized access.
• Pre-use check by the user including wire rope and other lifting mechanism
to sure they aren’t loose, frayed or otherwise damaged.
• Ensure safety operating accessories must be in place to secure the load
while it has been raised.
• Ensure the wheels must be adequate secured while load being suspended
to prevent from sudden movement.
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• Keep safe distance to the equipment when lifting the load.
• Only adequately trained personnel must use the machine.
• Never left unattended while the load suspended, area must be barricaded.
• Under no circumstances, never use the equipment to carry or lift personnel.
• When pipe lifter is not in use, the forks should be lowered to the lowest
position resting parallel to the floor.
• Provide barricade and signage during lifting and installation of pipe.
OSHAD SF CoP 34.0 Safe Use of Lifting Equipment & Lifting Accessories Jul
2016
OSHAD SF CoP 17.0 Safety Signage and Signals Jul 2016
OSHAD SF CoP 22.0 Barricading of Hazards Jul 2016
12. Installation of Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Never left unattended while the load suspended, area must be barricaded. Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
Fire Hydrant
Working Nearby or with • Under no circumstances, never use the equipment to carry or lift personnel.
Sharp Edges or Protruding • Pipe must be evenly center and secured. Engineers
System Object, Narrow/Congested
• Ensure Project Engr. / Site Engr. had briefed the Method Statement and Risk
area, Insufficient Supervisors
Assessment to all involved employees prior to commence the activity.
illumination, Untrained
• Conduct regular Tool Box Talk / STARRT Briefing to all employees related Site Workers
employee, fall from height to the specific task.
due to inadequate working
• Before starting any type of work, ensure a complete visual inspection is
platform, Falling object,
being done in the workplace and access/egress for any protruding objects and
Awkward posture, Lone sharp edges.
working, Unprotected edge.
• Prior to start the job, discuss the workplace hazards and risks associated to
the task (e.g., sharp edges, protruding objects, awkward
Consequences: postures/movements, narrow/congested areas, access/egress.)
Hand and finger cut /
• Ensure the employees has been attended Work at Height Training.
laceration, struck into sharp
edges of other services • Ensure the employees has been attended Manual Handling Training.
supports, Serious personal • Ensure provision of Safe Working Platform for the task.
injury, Property damage. • Provision of adequate Supervision at all times.
• Ensure always maintained three points of contact and not attempt to carry
other objects in hands while ascending or descending the ladder.
• Safe use of A-type ladder training awareness to be conducted to all
employees.
• Ensure the employee has wearing suitable PPE for the task
OSHAD SF CoP 8.0 General Work Amenities Jun 2018
OSHAD SF CoP 14.0 Manual Handling & Ergonomics Jun 2017
OSHAD SF CoP 2.0 - Personal Protective Equipment Jun 2018
13. Pressure Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Obtained PTW should be followed strictly prior to start of work. Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
Testing of Fire Over pressurization causing • proved Method Statement and communicated to the operatives
Hydrant failure of fittings, bends, • Third Party Calibration certificate of Pressure gauge & pressure pump and Engineers
System end caps and joints, will be having a pressure range from 0-20 bar.
Flooding during pressure Supervisors
(Hydro Test) • Prior to start the work make sure all openings are sealed by plug/end cap.
testing due to leaks
• Ensure the construction and materials must rate as per relevant standard Site Workers
requirements to ensure maximum protection.
Consequences:
Serious personnel injuries • Pressure test will be performed under the direct supervision of a competent
engineer.
• The responsible Competent Engineer must identify the maximum test
pressure to be used as determined by the specific network or systems
pressure testing procedure, method statement and design drawings.
• All members of the pressure testing team must be trained in the pressure
testing procedure and trained employees will receive an identity card for
identification to indicate that they are authorized to conduct pressure testing.
• All the workmen engaged in pressure testing must be briefed on the hazards,
precautions and emergency procedures prior to the testing starting and risk
assessment must be adequately communicated and recorded.
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• Inspect all connected fittings and devices on the system or network to be
pressure tested to ensure that they have been correctly installed and that they
are rated for the maximum test pressure. Refer to approved design drawings
and signed off inspection request form (IR).
• Isolate any exposed equipment that could be damaged by the pressure
testing.
• Secure a blind flange or end cap suitable for the system or network’s rated
pressure on all openings that are not closed off by valves. Ensure additional
safety support brackets are installed behind end caps.
• Ensure that other sections of the system or network that is not being tested
and isolated from other sections by in-line valves are vented.
• Ensure pressure relief valves are installed at the highest point of the system
or network to be pressurized.
• Ensure that isolation valves and calibrated pressure gauges are installed in
the correct positions as determined by the specific network or systems
pressure testing procedure.
• Warning signs are installed on the system or network that is being pressure
tested and barricading of exposed areas where pressure testing will take
place. (Where possible evacuate all workers from the area during pressure
testing)
• Flagmen must be placed at strategic high-risk areas which cannot be
effectively barricaded to prevent unauthorized entry into areas where
networks or systems are being pressure tested.
• Technician to constantly monitor pressure gauge during initial
pressurization.
• A system of radio communication to enable the rapid and accurate transfer of
information must be employed to ensure that any concerns such as leaks are
dealt with in the minimum amount of time
• NO attempt must be made to repair a leaking system or vessel while it is
under pressure. If any leakage is observed, the entire system must be
depressurized, and the permit must be cancelled. A new permit to work must
be obtained after repair work has been completed.
• Appropriate PPE will be used by the operatives (gloves, goggle, helmet
safety shoes, cover all)
OSHAD SF CoP 21.0 PTW System Jul 2016
14. Depressurize / Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Open air release valve before draining system or network. Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
draining Flooding during draining • Supervisor to verify air release valve is opened before opening draining
system or due to inadequate facilities valve to system or network. Engineers
network / tanks • Where lines have to be drained sufficient provision is made to contain
drained water from system. Supervisors
Consequences: • Dispose of water to adequate containers/tanks/water bucket provides,
Serious personnel injuries Site Workers
ensuring all pipe/hose connection were adequately secured.
• Remove warning tags and barricades after the completion of the hydrostatic
pressure testing and close-out the Permit to Work.
• Ensure maintained good housekeeping before leaving the workplace.
OSHAD SF CoP 21.0 PTW System Jul 2016
15. Testing and Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Obtained valid Permit to Work prior to start T&C activity. Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
Commissioning Water spillage or flooding • Follow an approved Method Statement and communicated to the involved
on the floor, Electrocution, operatives. Engineers
Slip, Trip & Falls • Ensure the availability of competent supervisor or engineer during testing
and commissioning. Supervisors
Consequences: • Only authorized and competent personnel for the task. Provide adequate
Personal Injuries, Property Site Workers
bucket, container or tank
damage
• to be place underneath the sprinkler head prior to break, in order to avoid
water spillage or flooding on the floor.
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• Ensure electrical cables should be hanged and other electrical equipment
must be protected/covered properly in case of water leakage.
• Warning signs are installed on the system or network that is under testing &
commissioning and barricading of exposed areas where operations will take
place. (Where possible evacuate all workers from the area during T&C
activity)
• Watchman must be placed at strategic high-risk areas which cannot be
effectively barricaded to prevent unauthorized entry into areas where
networks or systems under Testing & Commissioning.
• Technician to constantly monitor pressure gauge.
• Ensure watchman standby on the isolation valves or zone control valve for
immediate shut off the valve.
• Arrangements of spill clean-up kit and water bucket on site.
• Ensure the area is cleaned and dry before leaving the site.
• Always wear appropriate PPE’s.
• OSHAD SF CoP 21.0 PTW System Jul 2016
16. Working in Hazards: 3 3 9 High • Lone working prohibited at any location or condition. Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
night/ Lone Unable to identify the work • Ensure workplace are provided with adequate lighting as per recommended
working location and existing standards. Engineers
hazards, Unable to identify • Walkways and staircases will be installed with adequate lights to prevent
existing open shaft and accidents/incidents and will be clear of obstructions. Supervisors
other critical openings, • Do not use defective cables with symptoms of short circuits.
Sleeping in the Site Workers
• Enforce the use of ELCB to the distribution board.
unauthorized area, Lack of
• Ensure the electrical cables hanged and routed through a nonconductive
supervision, Horse play
support.
Consequences:
• Ensure the provision of firefighting equipment.
Cuts, bruises, fractures, • Regular breaks will be provided by Supervisor
Health Issues, serious • Ensure cold drinking water provided at the workplace.
injures • Ensure mobile phones are not used when accessing the site.
• Ensure that operatives use only the designated rest areas.
• Toolbox talks and safety training to be given.
• Emergency evacuation procedures should be communicated to the workforce
through trainings and TBT.
• Ensure full time supervision from the supervisor in charge.
17. General Issues Hazards: 3 3 9 High • Adequate supervision must be available all the time. Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
Lack of Emergency • Clean up work area after every work.
arrangements, Heat,
• Dispose waste in designated bins. Engineers
Poor illumination in work
area, Poor • Restore work area after completion of work, Segregate the waste and dispose Supervisors
Housekeeping, Waste at as per procedure.
work area, • If area is wet display warning signs and barricade. Site Workers
Contamination. Rubble - • All activities to stop and area to be evacuated in case of emergency event.
people could slip, trip and • Concerned authority to instruct all personnel to reach nearest assembly
fall, Incompetent points as quick as possible
operators, Lack of • Competent supervisor should be available at site all times.
supervision, Un inducted • Brief must be held prior to each shift about evacuation.
person, Fire,
• Procedures / escape routes and assembly points should be identified and
communicate to all personnel (including emergency contacts) and
Consequences:
maintained.
Environment damages,
Personal injury, Property • Safety personnel should be available on site.
damage, Illness, • Fire warden to be available and shall direct the personnel in case of
Permanent disability, emergency.
Muscle Stress, Physical • Do not work more than individual susceptibility
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injury, Mental Strain, •Provide frequent rest breaks
Heat Stress •Work in shaded area as possible
•Provide drinking water at work location
•Wear less thick clothing in summer.
•Necessary welfare facilities hall be in place
•Provide adequate illumination in work areas as well as access and storage
areas
• Provide emergency lighting arrangements as possible
• Poorly illuminated areas should be closed and restrict access
• Waste should be segregated and covered
• Do not leave any materials in access or work area
• Sharp or protruded parts should be covered adequately
• Wastes should be kept away from ignition sources
• Adequate PPEs should be worn by personnel who are carrying out
housekeeping
• Trailing cables or cords should be laid overhead or routed through corners to
avoid trip & fall
• Hazardous and non-hazardous wastes should be segregated
• Keep work area clean
• Avoid chemical spillages to ground
• Use of spill kits in case of spillage.
• All waste containers should be covered
• Recyclable or reusable wastes should be segregated
• Apply 3R (Reduce, reuse, recycle) technique to reduce waste
• All operators must have valid driving license or competency certificate
• Only experienced operators are allowed to operate vehicles/machinery
• All operators should well be aware about project rules and regulations
• User of power tools should be trained and skilled in use of power tool
• Flagman/rigger/electrician/ fire watchers should be trained and certified by
third party.
OSHAD-SF COP 53.0 Version 3.1 August 2019
Working in Hazards: 4 5 20 Extreme • Provision of appropriate rest area during break time with sufficient cooling Project Manager 1 5 5 Medium
Summer Direct exposure to system to acclimatize and reduce body heat such exposure after working
Months sunlight, Extreme hot under hot environment. Engineers
weather condition • Newly mobilized workers shall be acclimatized and never assigned heavy
task or direct exposure to hot environment. Supervisors
Consequences: • Re-schedule hard work activities in a coolest part of the day where possible.
Skin burn, rashes, Ensure no worker work alone in a heat stress area. Site Workers
dehydration • Site supervisors shall perform job rotation to the workers. Must aware on
TWL (thermal work limit) and its necessary precautions.
• Shaded rest area shall be arranged adjacent to any activities.
• Ensure adequate ventilation system by supplying fresh air such as working
18.
inside basement/close areas. Where an inadequate airflow force ventilation
must be provided.
• Provide adequate rest recovery period for the workers carrying out heavy
manual handling activities.
• Arranged a team of workers to fetch water from the designated water
source point and to feed team workers at work area with the help of
thermos.
• Drink plenty of fluids while working in hot conditions. Must ensure an
adequate supply of drinking water close to the working area as per the
number of workers and ORS/lemon to add in their drinks to replenish loss
of body fluids due to sweat.
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• To avoid heat stroke light clothing should be worn, drink a lot of water (even
if you don’t feel thirsty.)
• Aware on summer work timing as per site requirements.
• Health awareness program regarding the consequences of exposure to
excessive hot working environment and the importance of maintaining
adequate hydration.
• Regular TBT meeting shall be conducted to the workers for the necessary
precautions in avoiding heat related illnesses.
• Ensure the availability of trained first aider to summons in case of
emergency.
• Ensure workers are supplied with meals that has a healthy balance diet with
appropriate nutrition and calories that could sustain working under hot
environment.
• Adequate PPE (i.e. helmets, t-shirts (Long sleeves are preferable), high
visibility vest, long pants, safety boots) and proper clothing during when
working under high temperature e. g. lightweight, cotton and light coloured)
Adhere all the provisions of UAE Ministerial Decree No. 401 of 2015
Concerning the Determination of Midday Working Hours.
Risk Grading Matrix

SEVERITY
PROBABILITY
Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)
Rare (1) 1 2 3 4 5
Possible (2) 2 4 6 8 10
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12 15
Often (4) 4 8 12 16 20
Frequent/Almost Certain (5) 5 10 15 20 25
Absolutely Unacceptably High

15 - 25 Extreme Risk Activity or process should not proceed in current form
Unacceptably High
8 - 12 High Risk Activity or process should be modified to include remedial planning and action and be subject to detailed EHS risk assessment
Acceptable but must be managed at “As Low as Reasonably Practicable” (ALARP) Activity or process can operate subject to
4–6 Moderate Risk management and / or modification
Acceptable without required further action
1 -3 Low Risk
No action required unless escalation of risk is possible
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Hierarchy of Control (Controls identified may be a mixture of the hierarchy in order to provide minimum operator exposure):
Elimination Eliminate the hazard.

Substitution Provide an alternative that is capable of performing the same task and is safer to use.
Engineering Controls Provide or construct a physical barrier or guard or technical measures
Administrative Controls Develop policies, procedures practices and guidelines, in consultation with employees, to mitigate the risk. Provide training, instruction and supervision about the hazard.
Personal Protective Equipment Personal equipment designed to protect the individual from the hazard.
Date of next review (If applicable): Annual Basis or in the event of serious incident
Prepared By Prepared By
Name; Mr.Hussein Gewily Name; Mr. Hussain Zain Al Abdeen
Designation; – Project Manager-ARCO Electromechanical Designation; – MEP Coordinator
Signature; Signature;
Date;
Date; 12/07/2023
Reviewed & Endorsed By Approved By
Name; Mr. Hardeep Name; Mr. Khalid Darwish
Designation; HSE Manager – CGC House Ltd Designation; Project Manager – CGC House Ltd
Signature; Signature;
Date; Date;
Principal Contractor Project Stamp:

Task Specific Subcontractor Company Stamp (If Task Lead by Subcontractor)
Name: M/s CGC House Ltd

Name: ..................................
Stamp:
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Risk Assessment Attendance Sheet

Prior to commencing the activities covered in this safe system of work document all personnel are to sign below to confirm that a clear briefing explaining the job has been given and is understood:
Date Name Designation Signature Emirates ID Number
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE/PROCEDURES
MINOR CASES: MAJOR CASES:

Ensure area operation
Ensure area operation stoppage.
stoppage. SITE INCIDENT
M CONTROLLER Call the operation area first aider,
Call the operation area first
Alert/Assist Male nurse
aider, Alert/Assist Male nurse
PROJECT MANAGER CGC
Inform the HSE officer/Eng. and
Inform the HSE officer/Eng.
assist the external emergency team
ENERGENCY CONTACT
CGCH MALE NURSE ACTION TAKEN:

ACTION TAKEN:
Coordinate with HSE officer/Eng.
Nurse will treat, advice
and report to HSE Coordinate with Male nurse, Inform
Officer/Engineer the authority emergency team and
direct them in location
ACTION:
ACTION: PM Role for Major
HSE Officer/Eng. investigate Project Manager/ HSE officer/ Cases.
the incident and prepare
report
HSE Eng Lead the operation, coordinate with
Mr. Hussain Sawaleh- emergency team for proper rescue
0569021133 events, provide adequate supports
for the other members.
For Major Emergency Role Of HSE/Fire Warden
ACTION: - Manager/ Site incident ACTION: - HSE Manager/ Engineer ACTION: - Fire warden
controller.
1. Coordinate with Emergency 1. Take immediate action as
1. Coordinate with HSE contact to reach out the per his training to fight fire.
2. Organize provisions for location. 2. Evacuate Personnel’s in
other personnel if 2. Rush to the incident area case of fire in safe manner.
required. with his crew member and 3. Provide information to HSE
3. Provides additional necessary rescue elements. manager/Eng.
supports for rescue team. 3. Coordinates and assist PM 4. Acts quickly if requires
4. Based on the severity during rescue effort. assistance from external
additional facilities such as 4. Investigates and provide a help.
transportation, proper total incident/Accident 5. Proper investigation and
alerts to the other report. further reports will submit
members who were in 5. Meeting with PM and to PM.
during the incident. discuss about implementing 6. Discuss and Meet with HSE
5. Meeting with concern further safety officer for implementing
teams for the measurements for proper further safety precautions
investigation and proper work progress. in order to avoid such
reports. incidents.
1. PM/HSE Declares ‘All Clear’ after coordinating with safety teams HSE
officers and concern site engineer, who were during the incident.
2. HSE officer/ Engineer to investigate and submit proper report regarding the
incident.
Project ERT Contact Number
Souk Al Jubail Project – Jubail Island – Abu Dhabi Project Emergency Number # 0503260589
EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATORS आपातकालीनसम वयक জরুরীবিআইডবিস্নউটিএ ‫تنسيق الطوارئ‬

Mr. Khalid Darwish Project Manager 0504113057
Mr. Hardeep Project HSE Manager 0503260589
Mr. Hanny Logistic & Emergency Manager 0545864645
Mr. Anand Construction Manager 0553087654
Mr. Wasim Akram Emergency Coordinator 0557688191
Mr. Baljinder First Aider 0561832279
TBA Male Nurse TBA
Nearest Hospital Ahalia Hospital - Hamdan Street 02 6262666
EMERGENCY SERVICE PROVIDERS आपातकालीन सेवा दाता জরুরীপরিষেবা

প্রদানকারী ‫تقديم خدمات الطوارئ‬
Civil Defense Ambulance Police
997 998 999
Project Electrical Team
Mr. Belal Hossin Electrical Supervisor 0545864677
Project Mobilization Manager Heavy Equipment Operator
Mr. Nasir 0507818920 Mr. Gurdeep 0524380413
Appendix 3
JUBAIL ISLAND DEVELOPMENT SOUL AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTER, BEACH CLUB,
JIIC - JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT COMPANY and NAD AL DHABI AMENTIES
ABU DHABI, UAE
21 11 00 –FIRE SUPPRESSION WATER-SERVICE PIPING
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.1 SECTION INCLUDES
A. Above ground fire protection pipework including, but not limited to the following:
1. Pipework including fittings.
2. Pipework connections.
1.2 REFERENCES
A. ANSI B 2.1 - Taper Pipe Threads (Except Dry seal).

B. ANSI B 18.9 - Factory-Made Wrought Steel Butt Welding Fittings.
C. ANSI B 73.1 - Specification for Horizontal End Suction Centrifugal Pumps.
D. ASME B16.5 - Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings NPS ½ Through NPS 24.
E. ASME B 31.3 - Process Piping Code.
F. ASTM A 53 - Pipe, Steel, Hot Dipped Zinc Coated Seamless type.
G. FMEC - Loss Prevention Data 3-251. Break Tanks.
H. NFPA 1 - Fire Prevention Code.
I. NFPA 13 - Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems.
J. NFPA 20 - Standard for the Installation of Centrifugal Fire Pumps.
K. NFPA 22 - Standard for Water Tanks for Private Fire Protection.
L. NFPA 24 - Standard for the Installation of Private Fire Services Mains and Their Appurtenances.
M. NFPA 26 - Recommended Practice for the Supervision of Valves Controlling Water Supplies for
Fire Protection.
N. NFPA 31 - Standard for the Installation of Oil Burning Equipment.
O. NFPA 37 - Standard for Installation and Use of Stationary Combustion Engines and Gas
Turbines.
P. NFPA 54 - National Fuel Gas Code.
Q. NFPA 58 - Standard for the Storage and Handling of Liquefied Petroleum Gases.
R. NFPA 110 - Standard on Emergency Power Supplies.
S. NFPA 291 - Recommended Practice for Fire Flow Testing and Marking of Hydrants.
T. UL - Underwriters Laboratory.
1.3 SUBMITTALS
A. Provide samples of pipework showing each type of joint to be used.

B. Submit detailed hydraulic Calculations.
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C. The Contractor shall make all necessary submittals to the appropriate authority having
jurisdiction and shall obtain all necessary approvals.
D. The contractor shall hire a specialist to carry out the necessary calculations for thermal and
contraction as well as the seismic protection. Detailed calculation report shall be submitted for
review and approval prior the shop drawing approval.
1.4 QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. Manufacturers: Firms who have been regularly engaged in the manufacturer of Fire Protection
Piping and whose products have proved satisfactory in similar service for not less than 10 years.
B. Installer: Firms regularly engaged for at least 5 years in the installation of work of a similar type,
quality and scope as is required for this project and licensed by Civil Defense to undertake such
works.
1.5 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DATA
A. Comply with Division 01, general requirements.
1.6 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING
A. All pipes and piping accessories shall be inspected at time of delivery for damage and for
compliance with the Specification.
B. Any products that are damaged or found not to be in accordance with the Specification shall be
immediately repaired or replaced. Such repairs shall be done only after the approval of the
Employer’s Representative.
C. All products shall be handled and stored as recommended by the manufacturer to prevent
damage and deterioration.
D. Supply handling equipment such as lifting beams, reinforced canvas slings, protective padding,
struts, cradles, etc., required to install products without damage.
E. Unload all products singly from trucks or Lorries. Unless cranes are used, pipes shall be
unloaded by means of skids and check ropes. Pipes shall not be dropped.
F. Each pipe unit shall be site stored, stacked and handled into position only in such manner, and
by such means, that affords total protection for it from damage of any kind. Site stacking of
pipework shall be such that the pipework shall not deform or be damaged in any way through
storage or retrieval. The manufacturer's recommendations shall be taken as the minimum
requirements.
G. Provide factory applied plastic end caps on each length of pipe and tube. Maintain end caps
through shipping, storage and handling as required to prevent pipe-end damage and eliminate
dirt and moisture from inside of pipe and tube.
1.7 WARRANTY
A. Comply with Division 01.

B. Provide 1 (One) years warranty, for the whole product components, from the date of actual
system operation. Complete in all respects. The warranty shall include cost of material and labor
for replacement of defected material or workmanship. Warranty for pipes and fittings material
from manufacturer shall be 10 years against manufacturing defect.
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PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.1 ACCEPTABLE MANUFACTURERS:
A. Pipes and Fittings for Installation above Ground shall be from one of the approved manufacturers
subject to the compliance to the project specifications.
2.2 GENERAL
A. Pipework and fittings shall be as specified and shall be manufactured fully in accordance with the
relevant NFPA standards requirements and complying with Local Civil Defense requirements.
B. Pipework and fittings, which have been subject to corrosion or damage, shall not be acceptable.
C. All goods and products shall be new and free from any surface rust or mill scale.
D. All individual lengths of pipework or individual valves shall be stamped with the manufacturer’s
name, place of origin, size and class of duty.
E. All pipework and fittings (screwed and flanged) shall be suitable for the working pressure (20
Bars), operating temperatures and conditions of the fluid flowing within them. The declared
pressure rating of the pipework shall be equal to or greater than the maximum test pressure of
the system.
F. The working pressure for pipework, connections and fittings shall be based on the total static
pressure in the pipework in addition to the operating pressure exerted by the pumps on the
system.
2.3 ABOVE GROUND PIPING
A. All Pipework, up to 50mmpipe size, shall be seamless galvanized steel pipe to ASTM A53
schedule 40 or BS 1387, supplied with plain screwed ends.
B. All Pipework, 65mm and above, shall be seamless galvanized steel pipe to ASTM A53 schedule
40 or BS 1387, supplied with plain grooved ends, grooved ends for couplings.
C. Pipework for Clean Agent systems up to 100 mm diameter shall be seamless Galvanized steel to
ASTM A 53 schedule 80, with Screwed joints.
D. Pipes and fittings shall be in conformance with the project specifications unless specified
otherwise by the Authority having jurisdiction. Obtain approval of local Authorities before
proceeding with the work.
E. When pipes are assembled by screwed fitting or by « cut-grooved » groove, the minimum
thickness for a pressure up to 20.7 bar.
F. Steel pipes must have galvanized internal and external surfaces. The threaded extremities must
be treated to prevent corrosion.
G. Diameters :Minimum diameter is DN25
H. Pipes bending
1. Schedule 40 Steel pipes bending is allowed if bending are executed with no defaults, no
diameter reduction and no significant deviation in the pipes circle symmetry. The bending
minimum radius must be:
a) 6 pipe diameters for a diameter < 50mm, and
b) 5 pipe diameters for a diameter > 65mm.
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I. Pipes marking and identification: Firewater pipes in galvanized steel shall be marked to indicate
its destination.
J. Pipes Drainage :
1. For sprinkler system, pipe drainage shall be accomplished by sloping pipe to low point
with auxiliary drain as per NFPA13.
K. Special Requirements
1. Full flanges or plugs, according to the diameter shall be installed on the collector’s
extremities to flushing rinsing of the pipes.
2.4 PIPE FITTINGS.
A. Fittings for piping 50mm and small shall be UL listed and FM approved threaded galvanized
ductile iron with 300 psi pressure rating or cast iron fittings, ANSI B 16.4 or galvanized ductile
iron fittings, complying with ANSI B 16.3
B. Fittings for piping larger than 50 mm shall be galvanized mechanical grooved fittings and
mechanical joints. Fittings, gaskets and mechanical couplings shall be UL listed and FM
approved. The fittings shall be suitable for 300 psi working pressure.
C. Pipes welding shall not be carried out on site.
D. The galvanized steel fittings shall be UL Listed and FM approved.
E. Unions and Couplings: Screwed unions shall not be used for pipe greater than DN40. For pipes
above, flanges will be used.
F. Reducers and male/female reducers:
1. A one-piece reduced fitting must be used for each pipe diameter change.
• Reduced sleeve for the pipe continuity, and

• Male/female reducer for a direction change with reduction (T shape + reducer)
G. All flanges to pipework shall be manufactured from mild steel in accordance with the appropriate
tables of ASME B 16.5 for the pressure specified. Flanges shall be raised faced, with serrated
concentric facing trimmed at the edges and spot-faced for nuts. Bolt holes shall be drilled and
not punched.
2.5 SUPPORTS:
A. Pipe hangers and supports must be in accordance to NFPA13.

B. Pipes supports shall be designed to maintain their integrity in case of fire exposure.
C. All underground piping / valves shall be supported with Concrete Anchor Thrust blocks as
recommended by the manufacturer. Provide calculation for the Engineers approval.
D. All above ground piping / equipment’s hangers, supports and sway braces shall be fabricated in
accordance with ANSI B 31.1. The Hangers, rod supports and supporting devices and
accessories shall be capable of supporting at least twice the live loads of the product being
supported. All hangers, supports and accessories shall be UL listed and FM approved make.
E. Hangers shall be adjustable clevis type, of yoke and lower U strap design with cross bolt and
manufactured from galvanized steel. Cross bolt shall have a double locking nut. Vertical
adjustable supporting rod shall have a load nut below the yoke and a locking nut above the yoke.
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F. Concrete anchors shall be factory made cadmium plated alloy steel expansion shield type.
G. Concrete inserts shall be factory made galvanized malleable iron, poured in place type, screwed
or toggle style.
H. Riser clamps shall be galvanized steel bands shaped to tightly fit O.D. of the pipe, secured with
bolts and nuts.
I. Piercing of load supporting system is not permitted.
J. All fire-fighting pipe supports shall be calculated per latest local seismic zone classification by
authorized specialist to ensure that the system is seismically supported.
K. The supporting structure can be directly attached to equipment if the equipment supplier certifies
this supporting feasibility;
L. The welding of pipes on the supports on the pipes is not permitted;
M. Pipes supporting system must be reinforced in order to reduce any movements resulting from
nozzles reaction and therefore preserve the system performance and integrity if battering ram is
used;
N. The maximum length for a non-supported DN 25 pipe is 0.8 meter;
O. When possible, loop-type clamps will be used
P. If spring hangers are used, they shall be installed and located in accordance with NFPA 13
specifications.
Q. The Contractor shall take into account the problem of dilatation (of his systems but also of the
buildings) and shall make the coordination with the others Contractors to solve the support
problems.
R. All the Structural supports shall be fabricated and hot dip galvanized of high grade galvanization
prior to installation.
PART 3 - EXECUTION
3.1 INSPECTION OF FIRE SERVICES PIPEWORK
A. Comply with Sections 01 40 00 and 23 05 00.

B. Inspect all products for damage immediately before installation. Any products that are damaged
or not in accordance with the Specification shall immediately be repaired or removed from the
site and replaced.
3.2 GENERAL INSTALLATION
A. The runs of pipework shown on the Drawings are as accurate as possible. They shall be taken
as diagrammatic only and all pipework shall be installed in the neatest possible manner in the
space available. Where this involves special fittings or settings of pipes, these shall be provided,
whether or not they are shown on the Drawings. Where possible, pipework shall be run parallel
to or at right angles to building walls.
B. Where changes in direction are required and because of either lack of space or for neatness,
fittings are not suitable, `offsets' shall be installed as follows:
1. A `Formed Bend', for a change in direction of less than 90o.
2. A “Single Offset”, made up of two formed bends, returning the pipe to the same direction.
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3. A “Double Offset”, made up of four formed bends, returning the pipe to the same direction
and the same axis.
4. In all instances offsets shall be cold drawn and on no account shall heat be applied.
5. All sets, double sets and springs shall be formed on long lengths of tube with as large a
radius as possible and all shall be free from distortion.
C. All pipework shall be installed in such a manner as to ensure the automatic release of air and
ease of drainage.
D. Install pipe expansion joint for pipes running through building expansion joint, with proper
supports.
E. Any pipework fitted in an unsightly manner and not to the satisfaction of the Employer’s
Representative shall be removed and re-fitted at the Contractor's own expense.
F. The Employer’s Representative shall have the right to inspect any pipe, pipe joint or pipe line
fitting in order to check quality of materials and workmanship or system operation. Any defects
shall be made good by the Contractor at his own expense and to the satisfaction of the
Employer’s Representative.
G. All pipes shall be at least 150 mm from lighting and power cables or conduit unless otherwise
shown on the Drawings.
H. Pipes shall not be located above electrical equipment or in any other position where pipe leaks
could cause liquids to come into contact with electrical equipment.
I. Pipework shall be installed such that there is a minimum clear distance of 75 mm to the finished
floor level and a minimum clear distance of 25 mm to the finished wall face from adjacent
pipework services.
J. All pipework shall be installed such that it can be dismantled and is accessible for repair and
replacement. Where valves and equipment are fitted, unions and flanges shall be provided as
appropriate for the size of the pipework in order to allow removal of valves and equipment.
K. Joints shall not be formed within the thickness of walls, floor slabs or roof slabs. Pipework shall
not be chased into floor slabs, roof slabs or walls. During the installation period, open ends of
pipework shall be capped off using purpose-made plugs or blank counter flanges. Pipework
shall be kept free of dirt and other foreign debris at all times.
L. All pipework buried in concrete or in accessible trenching, shall be wrapped in `Denso Tape'. The
tape shall be fixed strictly in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
M. All pipework shall be arranged so that bends or changes in direction may readily take up thermal
expansion or contraction. Refer to Section 23 05 16.
N. All pipework shall be plumbed in the vertical and leveled to the turn of a bubble in the horizontal,
except where wall of floor finishes deviate from the vertical or horizontal, in which case pipework
shall be parallel to the surface to present a neat appearance.
O. All high points shall be provided with automatic air vents with weep lines piped to drain.
Automatic air vents shall be connected to full bore "air bottle" connections from service pipe to
ensure good air collection.
P. All low points shall be provided with valve drain connections. Where these occur in areas not
having free access, the Contractor shall pipe the drain position to the nearest drain point, to be
agreed with the Employer’s Representative.
Q. Due allowance shall be made for all necessary reducers, matching flanges, etc. to equipment,
whether detailed or not.
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R. Where pipework crosses expansion joints in buildings, flexible couplings or axial compensators
shall be employed in the pipework system to take account of both contraction and expansion of
the pipework and the building structure. Axial compensators shall not be used on suspended
pipework.
S. Piping shall be provided with suitable drain valves and plugs.
T. Any pipe crossing building expansion joint, shall be equipped with pipe expansion joint with
durable lifetime complying with the local civil defense requirements.
U. Install pressure reducing station at the entrance of each floor level where the available is much
greater than the minimum operation pressure.
3.3 SCREWED PIPE WORK
A. Screwed pipework shall not be used on 16 and 25 bar rated systems.

B. All pipework 50 mm and below shall be screwed except where it is permanently concealed.
C. The threading of screwed joints shall be carefully made and shall be cut to produce an accurate
thread free from burrs, snags and swarf. At least one of the engaging components shall be taper
threaded. All ends of pipe shall be reamed to restore full bore prior to assembly. Subject to
these provisions, threading may be carried out by hand or by automatic machine.
D. Screwed joints shall be made using P.T.F.E. tape. Joints shall be pulled up tightly, all extruded
jointing material shall be removed, and the joint left clean.
E. Where pipes are held in vices for threading, care shall be taken to ensure that the pipe surface is
not damaged. Any pipework so damaged shall not be fitted.
F. All pipework joints shall be cleaned thoroughly to remove traces of tape before painting with a
final coat of red oxide.
3.4 PAINTING OF PIPE WORK AFTER INSTALLATION
A. All ferrous surfaces shall be wire brushed and painted with one coat of red oxide paint after
installation.
B. Comply with Section 09 90 00.
3.5 SYSTEM TESTING OF FIRE SERVICES PIPEWORK
A. General:
1. Ensure that all pipework is watertight to the satisfaction of the Employer’s Representative.
Supply all pressure gauges, meters, hoses, pumps and all-temporary supports, equipment
and manpower necessary for carrying out pressure tests.
2. During testing, check the satisfactory operation of each valve and hydrant installed under
the Contract.
B. System Test:
1. All system pipes and valves shall be tested at 30 bar pressure for four (4) hours.
2. Before filling or pressure testing is started, re-check pipes and valves for cleanliness and
re-check the operation of valves. The open ends of the pipes shall normally be stopped off
by blank flanges or capped ends additionally secured where necessary by temporary
struts and wedges.
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ABU DHABI, UAE
3. Testing shall be carried out in sections if necessary. If a section should fail the test, the
Contractor shall trace and repair all leaks and defects and retest the section before any
further pipes or section of adjacent pipework are installed.
4. The system shall be filled with potable water and all air expelled. After the system has
been completely filled, the pressure shall be steadily and gradually increased until the test
pressure has been reached. If any loss is recorded, repairs shall be made and the test re-
run.
C. Test Results:
1. Written records of every test clearly identifying the tested section of the pipe together with
time of test and name of testing Employer’s Representative in tabulated format shall be
submitted for review by the Employer’s Representative upon completion of the test.
2. Pressure tests shall be done with a pressure recorder.
3.6 FLUSHING
A. Flushing shall be carried out in accordance with NFPA 13. Flushing water shall be discharged
only to sites or into conduits. Discharges, which cause damage, create nuisance or health
hazard, or interfere with the work of others, shall not be permitted.
END OF SECTION
SECTION 21 11 00 Page 8 of 8 01/2023

Appendix 4
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN FOR FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM
Client:-Jubail Island Investment Company (JIIC) Project:- 5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWEN CENTRE AND REF NO:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT:-LEAD Development and Project Management Consultants Discipline:- MECHANICAL REV 0
Engineer:-ATKINS MEMBER OF SNC-LAVALIN GROUP ITP serial No:- MST-FF-ITP-004 DATE 12/07/2023
CONTROL POINTS
ACCEPTANCE QA/QC RECORD TO BE USED TO VERIFY
SERIAL NO. ACTIVITY/DESCRIPTION REFERENCE DOCUMENTS REMARKS
CRITERIA/Norms. DOCUMENT
ARCO CGCH ATKINS/ENGR. THIRD PARTY
Approvals for Project

Documents were obtained All Document have a Approved
As per approved IFC drawings & Method
(Material, Method minimum approval Document
1 statement. Project Specification, Tender & P H H H
Statement, Shop Drawing, status "B" Approved (MS, MT, SD,
Contract Documents.
and Pre-qualifications as Noted PQ, etc.,)
Supplier etc.)
All Document have a
Drawings Issued for construction, minimum approval
2 statement. Project Specification, Tender & IFC Drawing & Shop Drawing Approved H H H NA
Shop Drawings status "B" Approved
Contract Documents.
as Noted
All Document have a Approved
Specialized subcontractors approval minimum approval Document
3 statement. Project Specification, Tender & P H H H
for mechanical works. status "B" Approved (MS, MT, SD,
Contract Documents.
as Noted PQ,Design etc.,)
All Document have a Approved
Material delivery & minimum approval Material
4 statement. Project Specification, Tender & H/PE/QC NA S NA
handling status "B" Approved Inspection
Contract Documents.
as Noted (MIR)
All Document have a
Proper Storage & As per approved IFC drawings & Method
minimum approval
5 Protection of Approved statement. Project Specification, Tender & Checklist H/PE/QC H S N/A
status "B" Approved
Materials delivered at site Contract Documents.
as Noted
Inspection for installation of Fiire All Document have a
Hydrant System Piping & minimum approval
6 statement. Project Specification, Tender & Checklist H H H H
Accessories including all items as per status "B" Approved
Contract Documents.
the approved drawing as Noted
All Document have a
minimum approval
7 Pressure Testing statement. Project Specification, Tender & Checklist H H H H
status "B" Approved
Contract Documents.
as Noted
All Document have a
minimum approval
8 Final Testing and Commissioning statement. Project Specification, Tender & Checklist H H H H
status "B" Approved
Contract Documents.
as Noted
LEGEND : H: HOLD NP: NOTIFICATION POINT S: SURVEILLANCE DR: DOCUMENT REVIEW DA:DOCUMENT APPROVAL I:INSPECTION POINT
ITP Sign-Off post completion of Works
CONTRACTOR's APPROVAL ENGINEER APPROVAL
NAME : NAME :
CONTRACTOR
SIGN : SIGN :
DATE:
ANNEXURE 'K' - ATTACHMENT 4 DATE:
PAGE 1 of 1
Appendix 5
5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWEN CENTRE AND APARTMENTS PROJECT
CHECK LIST FOR THE INSTALLATION OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM

Form No.:
Rev. No.: 01
SUBCONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR
Page: 01 of 01
SECTION OF WORK: LOCATION:

LEVEL: ITR No.:
Checked by Checked by
STAGE ITEM Date
S/C ARCO ATKINS
Ensure that shop drawings and Method Statement approved
by Consultant / Client.
Ensure the materials are approved, stored and protected
properly.
Latest approved shop drawings are available
PRELIMINARY
CHECKS Permit (if required) obtained prior to start Activity
Are the necessary tools available on-site?
HSE regulations / requirements are followed.

Check pipe routes as per approved shop drawing and co-
ordination drawing.
Check the branch lines to proper level and connected
properly to main lines.
Complete required thrust supports to the direction
change have been provided.
Check the pressure testing completed as per approved
Method statement
Fire Hydrant Installed with Complete Accessories as per
CHECKS Approved Shop Drawing and Location
DURING
EXECUTION
Ensure the Isolation Valve Installed as per Approved
Shop Drawing Location
POST Submission of Test reports and approved IRF’s

EXECUTION
CHECKS Submission of As-built drawing
For S/C FOR CONTRACTOR Date: For Consultant Rep.: Date:

QA/QC: Date: QA/QC:
PRE COMMISSIONING CHECK LIST – FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM

Form No.:
Rev. No.: 01
Page: 01 of 01

LEVEL: ITR No.:
STAGE ITEM Date
S/C ARCO ATKINS
All system piping installation is approved by
consultant.
Check the Fire Hydrant installed as per

PRE approved shop drawing and location.
COMMISSIONING
CHECKS Check the isolation valve installed as per
approved shop drawing and location.
Check Fire Hydrant installed properly and

without damage.
All system pressure tested and approved by

consultant.
For S/C QA/QC: Date: FOR CONTRACTOR Date: For Consultant Rep.: Date:
QA/QC:
CHECK LIST FOR THE COMMISSIONING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM

Form No.:
Rev. No.: 01
Page: 01 of 01

LEVEL: ITR No.:
Date
ITEM TEST DESCRIPTION S/C ARCO ATKINS
YES/NO YES/NO YES/NO
Open the Isolation Valves one by one, Make
the entire ring charged without any drop in
pressure.
COMMISSIONING
CHECKS Fix the Hose in the remotest fire hydrant side
outlet, Open the valve gradually
Check the throw of water from two remotest

fire hydrants through water flow meter (6.9
bar residual pressure @ 500 GPM)
For S/C QA/QC: Date: FOR CONTRACTOR Date: For Consultant Rep.: Date:
QA/QC:
Appendix 6
Proposed Organization Chart
OBADA ALAQTASH
General Manager
LEGEND:
OFFICE
BACKUP OMAR KAYYALI
Operations Director
FULLTIME
ROHAN HAIETHAM
ANUBIS RAJA CHAOUDHURY AHMAD MAGDY ELAZIEM
Contracts Manager Planning Manager Projects Director HSE Manager
SPECIALIST
CONTRACTOR
DAWN CHICA MOHAMAD TAHA BRITON NKHEBWA
Planning Engineer Hussein Gewily HSE Officer HSE Officer
Project Manager
ABEDALRAHMAN HUSSEIN
MUHAMMAD TAYSEER ALAA ALSHAFIEY MOHAMMAD SHAWQI Monish AMIT TIWARI AHTESHAM RIAZ
BANAT SAWALMEH ARLYN DIATA Sr. QA/QC
Construction Manager Authority Liaison Construction Manager Sr. QA/QC Engineer Head of Mechanical Head of Electrical
Sr. Mechanical Sr. Electrical Document Controller Engineer
Officer PARCEL 2 (Mech.) Design Design
Engineer Engineer PARCEL 1 (Elect.)
MECHANICAL THOUFIQUE Bakrudeen

Mech. T & C Elect. T & C ELECTRICAL TEAM
ELECTRICAL TEAM TEAM Storekeeper Mechanical BIM Electrical BIM
Engineer Engineer MECHANICAL TEAM Storekeeper PARCEL 2 Coordinator
PARCEL 1 PARCEL 2 Coordinator
PARCEL 1
DONALD PAUL ALI AHMAD RASHEED KHAN UDAY PRATAB Ali Ahmed Furqan
AMIR KHAN TOMMY DAGATAN Natural Gas HV Specialist
RAJNISH KUMAR HV Specialist Site Mechanical Specialist Contractor Site Mechanical Site Electrical Contractor Site Electrical Mechanical Electrical
ARUL KUMAR Site Electrical Contractor Site Electrical Engineer Engineer Engineer Engineer Draftsman Draftsman
Natural Gas Engineer
Site Mechanical Site Mechanical Engineer
Specialist Contractor
Engineer Engineer
Gladson Aamir
Plumbing Fire Fighting Plumbing Electrical Fire Alarm Specialist Electrical
Fire Alarm Specialist Electrical HVAC Supervisors HVAC Supervisors Mechanical Electrical
Electrical Supervisors Specialist Contractor Supervisors Supervisors Contractor Supervisors
Fire Fighting Plumbing Contractor Supervisors Draftsman Draftsman
Plumbing HVAC Supervisors Supervisors
HVAC Supervisors Specialist Contractor Supervisors
Supervisors
Technicians and Technicians and BMS Specialist Technicians and Technicians and Technicians and ELV Specialist Technicians and
ELV Specialist Electrical Labors Labors Contractor Labors Labors Labors Contractor Labors
Technicians and
BMS Specialist Technicians and Technicians and Contractor Supervisors
Technicians and Technicians and Labors
Contractor Labors Labors
Labors Labors
ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL LLC

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The Engineer: Employer/Developer PMC/Employer's Representative The Contractor:

Project: 5214483-LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Reqd. By: 22/07/2023

ARCO MEP Sign: Date: 12/07/2023

CGC Contractor's Sign: Date:

ATKINS Engineer's Comments:

Reviewed By: Date:

ATKINS Resident Engineer's Comments

Code B - Approved As Noted

Code C - Revise and Resubmit

Code D - Information, Record

Code E - Incompleted, Resubmit

ATKINS RE Sign: Date:

Contractor Received Sign: Date:

SITE OPERATIONS Form No.SQP10/FM/006, Rev 00

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM

SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE & APARTMENTS

Mr. Monish T Mr. Abdelalrahman Banat Mr. Hussein Gewilly

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FIRE HYDRANT SYSTEM

PROJECT NAME 5214483-LEAD SOUK AL JUBAIL APARTMENTS

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS

JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT – SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

Engineer ATKINS MEMBER OF SNC-LAVALIN GROUP

Contractor CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING HOUSE LTD

Sub-Contractor ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL LLC

Reviewed Reviewed by the Consultant;

Size When related to pipe work means nominal size.

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

QA - QUALITY ASSURANCE is the planning and organizing of a system or program to maintain a

PA - PREVENTIVE ACTION means to eliminate the causes of a potential nonconformity or other

PROCEDURE describes how a process is performed.

TPI - Third Party Inspection

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4. PROJECT DETAILS-PROJECT NAME AND STAKE HOLDERS

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6. TOOLS, TACKLES & EQUIPMENTS

7. EMPLOYEES INVOLVED & RESPONSIBILITIES

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Construction Manager/Project Engineer

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Site Supervisor/ Site Foreman

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• Maintain filing systems in accordance with project procedures.

8. SAFETY HAZARDS AND RISK CONTROL MEASURES:

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9. MATERIAL AS PER THE SPEC AND APPROVED MATERIAL SUBMITTAL:

10. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION & TESTING

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10.2 WORK METHODOLOGY

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10.2.2 EXECUTION OF WORKS

10.2.2.2 DUMMY WELDING

10.2.2.3 WELDING PROCEDURE

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10.2.2.4 HDPE PIPE TESTING

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

10.2.2.5 INSPECTION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF HYDRANTS

10.2.2.6 INSTALLATION OF HYDRANTS