MRT Works General Specification Halaman 54 103 PDF

PROJEK MASS RAPID TRANSIT LEMBAH KELANG General Specification for Civil Engineering Works
Jajaran Sungai Buloh ‐ Kajang Section G3 – Site Establishment

Provision For G3.11 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall provide for the sole
Survey use of the PDP’s and Supervising Consultant’s staff all such
Instruments and instruments, equipment and chainmen as the PDP may
Chainmen require to enable him to check the accuracy of the Works
Package Contractor’s setting out and any measurements
taken. The chainmen shall have knowledge of Bahasa
Malaysia or English and as far as possible the same men
shall be provided throughout the Contract period.
(2) The instruments and equipment to be provided are as
listed in Specifications.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible

throughout the Contract period for all such instruments,
equipment and chainmen and shall ensure that the
instruments and equipment are at all times in good
working condition and adjustment. All instruments and
equipment shall remain the property of the Works Package
Contractor on completion of the Works.
(4) The PDP or his agents will not be responsible for loss,
damage or normal wear and tear to surveying equipment
provided.
(5) The acceptance of chainmen and labourers shall be at the
discretion of the PDP as regards reliability and suitability.
G3.12 Photographic Records
Cameras for the G3.12.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall provide to the PDP /
PDP / PDPR / SC PDPR / SC and maintain for proper functioning during the
Contract period two digital cameras, or other quantity
specified in the Contract, with a set of accessories for each
camera as follows.
a) The camera shall be the compact digital type,

shockproof and waterproof, which can produce
image resolution of not less than 5.0 Mega Pixels.
The setting of focus, aperture and built‐in flash of
the camera shall be fully automatic. The aperture
shall have wide angle capability and zooming shall
not be less than 12X digital and optical zoom
combined, with a minimum optical zoom
component of 5X. The format of the image shall be
JPEG. The interface shall be compatible with USB
2.0 port. The drivers shall be compatible with the
Microsoft Windows Operating System from version
Windows XP Professional and later.
b) The camera shall be provided with the full package
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of accessories from the manufacturer including a
made‐to‐fit carrying case. In addition to the built‐in
memory for the storage of the images, the Works
Package Contractor shall provide an additional
memory card of at least 4GB storage capacity
compatible with the camera. If the camera uses
rechargeable batteries, the Works Package
Contractor shall provide a spare set of batteries and
a battery charger.
c) Any deviation from the above shall be subject to
the PDP’s approval.
Photographic G3.12.2 (1) Digital colour progress photographs showing the progress
Records of the of the Works and the quality of the materials and
Works workmanship shall be taken by the Works Package
Contractor. The photographs shall be taken by a skilled
professional photographer approved by the PDP. The
photographs shall be taken under the direction of the
Supervising Consultant at locations selected by him.
Photographs shall be taken once every month and at other
times instructed by the PDP.
(2) The following shall be provided to the PDP within seven (7)
days of the progress photographs being taken:
a) one set of each record photograph comprising a

CD‐ROM containing the JPEG images and two 4R
size prints;
b) albums for the photographs and CD‐ROM; and
c) printed labels attached to the back of each

photograph with the following information: date and
time of exposure, identification reference number,
brief description of the work including chainage and
direction of view.
(3) Each print of the record photographs shall be

authenticated by the Contractor and the Supervising
Consultant by signing a printed label attached to the back
of the print.
(4) One print of each selected progress photograph shall be
authenticated by the Contractor and the Supervising
Consultant by signing a printed label attached to the back
of the print.
(5) The photographs and associated digital files shall be the
property of the PDP and no prints or files may be supplied
to any person or persons except with the authority of the
PDP.


Prohibition of G3.13 The Works Package Contractor shall treat the Contract and
Advertising everything written as private and confidential. In particular, the
Works Package Contractor shall not publish any information,
advertisement, drawing or photograph relating to the Works and
shall not use the Site for advertising purposes, except with the
written consent of the PDP and subject to such conditions as he
may prescribe.

END OF SECTION

Jajaran Sungai Buloh ‐ Kajang Section G4 – The Works

SECTION G4
THE WORKS
Project G4.1 (1) Within thirty (30) days from the date of the Letter of
Execution Plan Acceptance, the Works Package Contractor shall provide the
PDP with an overview of his intended methods of
constructing the various parts of the Works in the form of a
Project Execution Plan. This shall include but not be limited
to:
a) A narrative and drawings describing the main

operations and sub‐operations;
b) The sequence of the Works;
c) The quantities of major elements and production

rates to be achieved;
d) The resources to be employed; and
e) The responsibilities and processes requisite to ensure
the successful completion of the Works.
(2) Within two (2) months from the date of the Letter of
Acceptance or by the date agreed with the PDP, the Works
Package Contractor shall supplement the Project Execution
Plan with:
a) Details of the Method Statements which will be

developed as required by Clause G4.2;
b) Details of any Temporary Works which will be

required (or the date by which they will be procured);
c) Details of the personnel who will control the works;
d) Proposals for quality control; and
e) Safety precautions to be employed.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall, whenever required by

the PDP, furnish for his information further and more
detailed particulars in writing of his method of construction,
the amount and nature of the Works Package Contractor’s
Equipment and manpower he proposes to use.
(4) The PDP shall have the authority to order the immediate
removal and replacement of any Works Package Contractor’s
Equipment which, in his opinion, is unsatisfactory for its
purpose.


G4.2 Method Statements, and Inspection and Testing Plans
Method G4.2.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall submit for the approval

Statements, of the PDP a Method Statement and an Inspection and
Inspection and Testing Plan addressing construction procedures, safety and
Testing Plans health procedures, environmental issues, and quality control
procedures for each major or non‐standard work task not less
than twenty one (21) days prior to the start of the related
construction activities. The Method Statement and
Inspection and Testing Plan shall have been approved by the
PDP prior to the Works Package Contractor commencing any
work on the task described.
(2) Within twenty one (21) days of the date of the Notice to
Proceed, the Works Package Contractor shall provide for the
PDP’s reference, a list of proposed Method Statements and
Inspection and Testing Plans which shall be compatible with
the Baseline Programme, for various general and specific
construction works which will arise during the course of the
Contract.
Training for G4.2.2 (1) Before the commencement of the work, specific method
Work using statement training shall be provided to the supervisors and
Method workers involved in the work, on the agreed safe work
Statement method and safety precautions to be implemented.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall provide to each

supervisor involved with the work a simplified set of method
statement.
(3) The supervisor shall sign for the method statement to say
that he or she has conducted the required briefings to all
workers involved.
(4) A list of attendees at the training and briefings, shall be kept
by the supervisor of the safety section.
(5) Prior to work starting, a Supervisor or ganger shall brief all
persons involved with the work, on the safe work method
and the safety precautions stipulated in the method
statement during their daily briefing.
(6) No person shall start work without receiving the required
training and briefings for the work to be conducted.
(7) In the event of a change in the work methods, retraining shall
be given to all persons involved.
Normal working G4.3 (1) Normal working hours at the Site shall be defined as the
hours at Site period between 0700 hours and 1900 hours on all days
excluding General Holidays. Any works performed by the


Works Package Contractor outside normal working hours (ie.
Night Work) and on General Holidays shall be subject to the
Works Package Contractor obtaining the prior approval from
the Relevant Authorities and having given the PDP prior
written notification.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall inform the PDP twenty
four (24) hours, or such shorter period permitted by the PDP,
in advance of any occasion when work outside normal
working hours is proposed.
Drawings and G4.4 Detailed manufacturing drawings for plant and equipment for the
schedules for Permanent Works will not normally be required to be submitted for
plant and review by the PDP but shall be available on the Works Package
equipment Contractor's or his sub‐contractor's premises if required. The Works
Package Contractor shall also maintain at Site a comprehensive and
up‐to‐date set of drawings properly indexed and catalogued, which
shall include complete sets of detailed working and, where
applicable, manufacturing drawings and shall permit free access to
such drawings by the PDP and the Supervising Consultant at any
reasonable time.
Stage G4.5 (1) The Works will be the subject of a formalised system of
notification and written applications for inspection. The Works Package
inspection of Contractor shall submit for the PDP’s approval his proposed
Works Request for Inspection / Test / Survey Check Forms. Failure
on the part of the Works Package Contractor to make
application in respect of the work may result in the PDP
withholding Approval of the work.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall give adequate notice in
writing to the PDP of requests for inspection and approval of
any parts of the Works. Where no period of notice is stated
in the Contract, such notice shall be not less than twenty
four (24) hours of normal working time before the work is
ready for final inspection. The PDP will require reasonable
time to carry out any inspection which shall be during normal
working hours except as may be otherwise agreed.
(3) In the case of a part of the Works being executed off‐site,
the Works Package Contractor shall give the PDP at least
seven (7) days’ notice in writing stating when and where
such work is due to commence.
(4) Work which is carried out without prior approval of the PDP,
with or without conditions, may be subject to additional
testing, at the PDP’s discretion and at the Works Package
Contractor’s cost.


(5) The stages appropriate to each type of work shall be
proposed by the Works Package Contractor and approved by
the PDP. The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that
the PDP is given the opportunity to inspect each stage before
proceeding with the next.
Demolition G4.6 (1) Demolition works shall comply with all relevant Statutory
works Requirements.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall provide all necessary

safety measures including but not limited to shoring, catch
fans, screens, scaffolding and hoardings.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that demolition

works will not cause damage to or undermine the structural
integrity, stability, serviceability, operation and function of
adjacent buildings, structures, railways, utilities, services,
roads, footpaths and slopes.
(4) All voids formed by demolition works shall be completely
filled by an approved method unless otherwise instructed by
the PDP.
(5) The Works Package Contractor shall, in an approved manner,
make good any damage resulting from the demolition works.
(6) The Works Package Contractor shall remove all equipment

and materials resulting from demolition works from Site
except as specified in the Contract.
(7) Prior to commencement of demolition works, the Works

Package Contractor shall:
a) carry out a thorough survey and examine all as‐built
drawings;
b) locate and mark the positions of all utilities and
services which may be affected;
c) submit a detailed method statement for approval

which shall take due cognisance of the structure to be
demolished, and which shall be checked and certified
in accordance with Clause G4.8.2; and
d) submit for approval an appraisal report which shall

include, but not be limited to, an assessment of the
condition of the structures to be demolished and
structural analysis and any other checking deemed
necessary by the PDP.
Construction G4.7 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall design and implement
restraints temporary traffic management schemes in accordance with


the provisions of Section G5.
(2) Where all or part of the Works is within a Railway Protection
zone, the Works Package Contractor shall follow the
provisions of Section G6.8 in particular.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that the design,
construction, performance and removal of all Temporary
Works and the construction of all Permanent Works shall be
such that any vibration or ground movements in and around
the Site will not result in settlement and/or subsidence of
the ground that causes damage to any buildings, structures,
rail, roads, footpaths, slopes, utilities, services and the like.
(4) The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that the method
of installation of any part of the Permanent Works (prior to
dewatering and excavation) minimises movement, vibration
or settlement in the adjacent ground or buildings.
Dewatering of an excavation will not be permitted until a
closed perimeter of impermeable wall is complete.
(5) The Works Package Contractor's design of dewatering

methods shall as far as possible avoid lowering of the water
table outside the excavations. The reduction in piezometric
pressure shall in no case be greater than 1 metre in adjacent
ground, unless the Works Package Contractor can clearly
demonstrate that building, structures, roads, footpaths and
utilities within the influence of the dewatering will not be
damaged by the proposed dewatering.
G4.8 Temporary Works
Temporary G4.8.1 (1) Unless otherwise specified in the Contract, the Works
Works Design Package Contractor shall design all Temporary Works of
whatever nature, including Permanent Works that will be
used as Temporary Works during construction to suit his own
construction sequence and methodology, and which shall be
endorsed by a Professional Engineer registered with the
Board of Engineers Malaysia, and submitted for the approval
of the PDP. The design of the Temporary Works shall also be
independently checked in accordance with the requirements
of Clause G4.8.2.
(2) Without relieving the Works Package Contractor from the

responsibilities of the foregoing sub‐clause (1), where the
PDP has carried out reference designs for certain Temporary
Works, these are made available to the Works Package
Contractor for information only and as may be included in
the Drawings. The Works Package Contractor is at liberty to
adopt these reference designs or details and if he so
chooses, however, the PDP does not warrant (and shall not


be deemed to have so warranted) the accuracy or
completeness of any such designs and/or details and
disclaims any responsibility or liability to the Works Package
Contractor or to any other person, firm or company, for the
completeness of, or any error, omission, ambiguity or
inaccuracy in, any such designs and details.
(3) Details of any Temporary Works, methods of construction

and sequence of works and their impact on existing
buildings, structures, and utilities, etc. shown or implied by
the Specifications, or the Drawings or any reports, are
indicative only and shall not relieve the Works Package
Contractor of his liabilities with respect to the design and
construction of Temporary Works, the construction
sequence of the Works and also their impact on the
surrounding ground and structures. Construction shafts,
construction adits, entrance shafts, retaining walls, shoring,
grouting for water cut‐off or ground improvement,
temporary tunnel supports, temporary supports and
pumping tests for cofferdam construction, and any
construction sequences etc. shall be regarded as Temporary
Works to be designed by the Works Package Contractor.
(4) Unless otherwise specified in the Contract, the Works

Package Contractor shall remove off Site all Temporary
Works upon completion of the related works. Where the
Works Package Contractor proposes to leave Temporary
Works in place, approval from the Relevant Authorities shall
be a prerequisite to approval from the PDP and, in any event,
the proposed left‐in Temporary Works shall not be less than
2m below finished ground level. The Works Package
Contractor shall note that temporary anchors, tie‐backs
and/or soil nails used for temporary excavation support
should not permanently encroach into private lots without
approval from the Relevant Authorities and the PDP.
(5) Notwithstanding any information indicated or supplied on

the Drawings, the responsibility for obtaining all permits,
approvals and agreements from the Relevant Authorities and
utility undertakers as required by the Works Package
Contractor to suit his construction sequence and programme
of Works, shall remain with the Works Package Contractor.
(6) Temporary Works designs shall include predictions of ground
movements resulting from the Execution of the Works and
the effects on adjacent buildings, utilities and other features.
Predicted ground movements shall not exceed the levels as
may be specified in the Contract. The geological model and
the method of analysis chosen including any numerical
analysis and centrifuge modelling to be performed, shall be


appropriate to the case being examined and subject to
consultation with the Relevant Authorities.
(7) When excavating within retaining structures and cofferdams,
the Works Package Contractor shall provide sufficient
instrumentation to monitor the ground movement, water
level and deflection of the retaining structures and
cofferdam wall, and shall review the monitoring results on a
regular basis. Actual movements shall be compared with the
design assumptions in order to verify that the retaining
structure and cofferdam is performing as predicted.
(8) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible for

preparing and obtaining all approvals, permits, or
endorsements as appropriate from the PDP and the Relevant
Authorities for the construction and demolition of the
temporary structures that will be constructed as part of the
Contract.
Independent G4.8.2 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall engage a Contractor’s
Checking of Independent Checking Engineer (CICE) at his own cost to
Design check and certify the design of all major Temporary Works.
The independent check shall verify that the Temporary
Works design will not adversely affect the Permanent Works,
third party properties, and the public.
(2) The CICE shall be a Professional Engineer and an Accredited
Checker registered with the Board of Engineers Malaysia
with experience in the design methods and elements being
checked. The appointment of the CICE shall be approved by
the PDP one (1) month prior to the relevant design
submission.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall submit a certificate

signed by the CICE for all relevant Temporary Works in a
format which shall be approved by the PDP. Erection of the
Temporary Works shall not commence until the signed
certificate has been approved by the PDP.
(4) Loading or dismantling of the Temporary Works shall not
commence until the Works Package Contractor has certified
to the PDP that the Temporary Works has been erected in
accordance with the design, and which shall be endorsed by
the CICE.
(5) Further to sub‐clause (1) above, the following shall be
regarded as major Temporary Works, but shall not be
construed to be exhaustive:
(a) All major Temporary Works exceeding 2.5m height;
(b) Any excavation and lateral support to resist



horizontal earth and water pressure arising from sub‐
soil conditions;
(c) All safety measures associated with the construction
of rigid barriers, flexible barriers, hoardings, covered
walkways, fencings, soil nailing and any boulder
stabilization on slopes to facilitate the protection of
the workers, public and the Works;
(d) All temporary soil nails, rock dowels or ground

anchors;
(e) All falsework and formwork for concrete pours of

depths exceeding 0.4 metres each;
(f) Temporary diversion schemes for existing

watercourses affected by the Works;
(g) Excavation, dewatering and groundwater control

works;
(h) Ground treatment works;
(i) Scaffolding and falsework;
(j) Demolition works;
(k) Temporary road decking;
(l) Temporary support of utilities;
(m) Major concreting works; and
(n) Viaduct launching and support gantries.
Off‐Site G4.9 The Works Package Contractor shall provide sufficient full‐time
Fabrication supervisory staff to supervise the fabrication of any identified pre‐
Works fabrication element for the Permanent Works that is to be
fabricated off‐Site, either within or outside Malaysia. As a
minimum, the Works Package Contractor shall appoint a full‐time
Quality Control Engineer and Supervisor / Foreman to lead the
supervision of the off‐Site fabrication. The Quality Control Engineer
and Supervisor / Foreman shall be directly employed by the Works
Package Contractor, and shall have adequate experience in the
specific pre‐fabrication element to ensure compliance with the
QA/QC Plan.
Construction G4.10 (1) The Works Package Contractor’s construction equipment

equipment and and plant shall be less than ten (10) years old when first
plant utilised on the Site for the Execution of the Works. The
equipment and plant shall have a full maintenance history
which shall be in accordance the manufacturer’s
specification.


(2) The Works Package Contractor’s construction equipment

and plant shall be fitted with protection and safety related
devices as follows:
a) Internal combustion engine exhaust mufflers less

than three (3) years old;
b) Reverse travel motion alarms on all wheeled

equipment;
c) Travel and slew motion alarms on all crawler

mounted equipment;
d) At least one rotating beacon (yellow or orange) on all
mobile plant and equipment;
e) Fully functional directional indicator lights, brake

warning lights, reversing lights and driving lights on
all wheeled equipment;
f) Task lighting on all slewing equipment;
g) All engine compartments shall be enclosed with

proprietary enclosure panels that incorporate noise
suppression materials;
h) All plant and equipment shall be provided with at
least one suitable fire extinguisher;
i) All mobile plant and equipment shall be fitted with a
proprietary roll over protection system;
j) All mobile plant and equipment shall have

proprietary seat belts;
k) all plant and equipment with internal combustion

engines that are to be operated in shafts,
underground, or in areas with restricted air
movement, shall be fitted with catalytic converters;
and
l) Hose rupture valves on all hydraulic equipment.
G4.11 Protection of the Works
Protection from G4.11.1 (1) Unless otherwise permitted by the PDP, all work shall be
water carried out, as near as may be practicable in the
circumstances, in dry conditions, except where the work is
required to be carried out in or with water or other fluids.
(2) The Permanent Works, including materials for use in the
Permanent Works, shall, where necessary and as near as
may be practicable, be kept free of water and protected


from damage due to water. Water on the Site and water
entering the Site shall be disposed of in accordance with
Clause G6.2.
(3) Measures shall be taken to prevent flotation of new and
existing structures.
Protection from G4.11.2 (1) Work shall not be carried out in weather conditions which
weather may adversely affect the work unless protection by methods
approved by the PDP is provided.
(2) The Permanent Works, including materials for the
Permanent Works, shall be protected by methods approved
by the PDP from exposure to weather conditions which may
adversely affect the Permanent Works.
Protection of G4.11.3 (1) Finished work shall be protected by methods reviewed
work without objection by the PDP from damage which could arise
from the execution of adjacent work
(2) As part of his coordination responsibilities under Clause

G13.3 the Works Package Contractor shall ensure, so far as is
possible, that work carried out by him or by Other Works
Contractors or utility undertakings does not cause damage to
the previously completed works of any party and he shall be
responsible for programming the works to minimise this risk
and for proposing protective measures, when required, to
the PDP.
G4.12 Approvals from Relevant Authorities
Local / G4.12.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall obtain any necessary
Government work permits (excavation and or stockpiling of construction
Authorities materials etc.) from the Relevant Authority prior to the
Execution of the Works or any Temporary Works on, under
and adjacent to state, municipal or town roads from the
respective road authorities having jurisdiction of the same,
and shall pay all money deposits, fees and charges and other
associated costs required to be deposited, given or paid
under any written law, by‐laws, ordinance, regulation, rules
and requirements in relation to the Execution of the Works
or any Temporary Works which are in effect or which may
become effective during the Contract period.
(2) The above sub‐clause (1) shall also apply for obtaining
approvals and work permits from Malaysian Highway
Authority (MHA) and/or other highway concessionaire
companies (if any).
Transport G4.12.2 The Works Package Contractor shall obtain approval for way leaves

Authority and and work permits (excavation, laying and or stockpiling of
Operators construction materials) prior to the Execution of the Works or any


Temporary Works on, under and adjacent to state, municipal or
town roads from the respective transport authorities and operators
(KTMB, ERL, STARLINK etc.) having jurisdiction of the same including
engagement of consultants, payment of all money deposits, fees
and charges and other associated costs required to be deposited,
given or paid under any written law, by‐laws, ordinance, regulation,
rules and requirements in relation to the Execution of the Works or
any Temporary Works which are in effect or which may become
effective during the Contract period.
Technology G4.13 If applicable, the Works Package Contractor shall identify to the PDP

Transfer those areas of his expertise which may be considered suitable
pursuant to a programme for technology transfer.

END OF SECTION



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Jajaran Sungai Buloh ‐ Kajang Section G5 – Work In Roads

SECTION G5
WORK IN ROADS

Maintenance of G5.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall maintain all sections of
Existing Roads, existing roads and all bridges, drains and culverts included
Bridges, therein within the Site to the conditions at the time of
Culverts, etc. possession of Site for the full duration of the Contract and at
his own cost. Such maintenance shall include routine activities
such as grass cutting, clearing of drains, patching of potholes,
etc. He shall also be responsible for maintaining the free flow
of traffic on these sections of existing road.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall arrange for the

conveyance of materials and plants so as to cause minimum
damage to existing roads and installations and minimum
inconvenience to the public. He shall not deposit or store any
earth, rubbish, slurry, mud, materials, or equipment upon any
road, street, pavement or footway and cause hindrance or
obstruction to vehicles or pedestrians. The Works Package
Contractor’s trucks and equipment leaving the Site shall have
all dirt and mud cleaned off by hosing, passing through a lorry
wash‐trough, and other such cleaning facilities.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible for any
damage caused by any work carried out by him, nominated
sub‐contractors under the Contract, or by his/their
construction traffic to any existing roads or installations from
whatsoever cause arising thereof and shall repair, maintain
and reinstate the same to the original condition to the
satisfaction of the PDP. The Works Package Contractor shall
also keep such roads clear of construction materials, slurry,
boulders and loose earth which may be dropped in the course
of transportation. For the Works Package Contractor’s trucks
carrying sand, aggregates, earth and other loose construction
materials, tarpaulin or other suitable materials shall be used
to cover such open trucks/equipment to avoid spillage on
roadways. If spillages occur, the Works Package Contractor
shall immediately clear away the detritus and the like to
reinstate the road to its original condition.
(4) Upon failure on the part of the Works Package Contractor to
fulfill his obligations under this Section, the PDP may take
whatever action and any means necessary to satisfy the
requirements, and all costs incurred by the PDP shall be
deducted from any monies due or to become due to the
Works Package Contractor under this Contract.



G5.2 Temporary diversions and traffic management
General G5.2.1 (1) Temporary diversions and associated traffic management

Requirements plans shall be constructed wherever the Site encroaches on
existing roads, footpaths, cycle tracks, access to properties,
etc. No traffic signs, road markings, and other traffic control
devices shall be erected, relocated or removed in the public
road unless authorised by the Relevant Authorities and the
PDP.
(2) Such diversion routes shall be of a standard of construction at
least equivalent to that of the original road, path, track or
access. They shall be constructed in advance of the closure of
the existing routes and regularly maintained, for as long as
required, in a satisfactory condition. On completion of the
work, the original routes shall be reinstated to their original
condition to the approval of the PDP. The Works Package
Contractor shall submit for the PDP’s review his proposals for
temporary diversions of traffic at least twenty one (21) days
prior to seeking necessary approvals from the Relevant
Authority in the form of a Traffic Management Plan
submission together with supporting documents (see Clause
G5.2.2). For major diversion schemes, the Works Package
Contractor shall first seek the opinion of the relevant
stakeholders before preparing the formal submission.
(3) Where access roads are to be permanently closed by the
construction of the Works, diversion ways shall not be
required. Such closures shall not be implemented until a
specified alternative access has been provided and with the
written approval from the Relevant Authority and the PDP.
(4) The Works Package Contractor shall maintain reasonable and
safe access to all existing properties accesses adjoining the
Works during construction, and shall ensure that all the
necessary fences, planking, pedestrian walkways and
gangways are adequately lit to the satisfaction of the PDP.
(5) Where the Works Package Contractor proposes to use existing
local streets as temporary diversion routes, he shall first seek
the views of the PDP before applying to the Relevant
Authority for approval. The Works Package Contractor shall
maintain these temporary diversion routes to the required
condition throughout the entire duration of the temporary
diversion, all to the satisfaction of the PDP. If the Works
Package Contractor fails to maintain these temporary
diversion routes to the satisfaction of the PDP, the PDP shall
have right to carry out these works himself and all costs
incurred shall be deducted from the Contract Sum.


(6) Where, in the opinion of the PDP, a diversion is not feasible,
construction shall be planned and sequenced such that not
more than half of the full width of the roadway may be
occupied by the Works at any time, subject to the approval of
the Relevant Authorities. The lengths of such half‐width
construction shall be kept as short as is practicable.
(7) For all temporary diversions, the Works Package Contractor

shall provide, install and maintain adequate temporary
construction signs in accordance with Clause G5.4.
(8) Where approved by the PDP and the Relevant Authority,
temporary closure of roads and accesses may be allowed
provided that adequate detour facilities are provided.
Temporary lane closures are not permitted unless with the
prior approval of the PDP and the Relevant Authority.
(9) At least twenty eight (28) days prior to commencement of his
construction operations in any particular area, the Works
Package Contractor shall submit to the Relevant Authority a
Traffic Management Plan proposal together with supporting
documents for the area affect by his operations, and all such
submissions shall be copied to the PDP. Construction
operations shall not commence until such proposals have
been approved by the PDP and the Relevant Authority.
(10) It is the responsibility of the Works Package Contractor to
allow sufficient time in his programme for the preparation,
approval and implementation of the temporary traffic
management plans. Any delay to the Works which results
from the Works Package Contractor's delay in submission or
from his failure to submit sufficient and correct design details
shall be the responsibility of the Works Package Contractor.
(11) The Works Package Contractor’s Traffic Management Team

(see Clause G5.10) shall inspect the temporary traffic
management schemes day and night, and shall carry out any
work to maintain the scheme as per the approved Traffic
Management Plan, or as per the scheme(s) implemented
under Subclause G5.2.1(13). Traffic lights, lights, road
markings, robotic flagman, variable message and static signs
shall be kept clean and easy to read. Equipment which is
damaged, dirty, incorrectly positioned or not in working order
shall be repaired, repainted or replaced immediately.
(12) The Works Package Contractor shall not vary the traffic
management scheme without the prior endorsement of the
Relevant Authority and by the PDP.



(13) The PDP, Relevant Authority, and Police reserves the right to
modify any approved temporary traffic management scheme
during implementation and after the scheme has been
implemented to suit the local traffic and road conditions. This
may include incidental diversions/detours away from works
areas, additional traffic control devices, additional manpower,
and additional equipment/plant deemed necessary to
alleviate traffic congestion or disruptions. The Works Package
Contractor, under no circumstances shall be entitled to any
further or additional payment due to such modification.
(14) The Works Package Contractor shall, when required by the
PDP, attend meetings with the Government Departments,
district bodies, local representatives and transport companies
to present and explain the proposed traffic management
plans, and shall prepare any necessary presentation materials
accordingly.
(15) The Works Package Contractor shall, when required by the
PDP, respond to complaints on the temporary traffic
management schemes raised by members of the public, the
media, district bodies and other interested parties from time
to time. The responses and replies shall be provided to the
PDP within seven (7) days of receiving such complaints. The
Works Package Contractor shall also inform and refer to the
PDP any complaints directly received by him arising from the
implementation of the temporary traffic management
schemes. The Works Package Contractor shall respond to the
complaints in accordance with the PDP’s Complaints Handling
Procedure and shall notify the PDP upon resolution so that
such actions may be verified an closed out.
(16) Whenever any works are stopped for any reason, including
but not limited to, waiting for utility undertakings to carry out
diversion works, or if required by the PDP in response to the
traffic conditions of the road, the Works Package Contractor
shall reinstate or deck over any road excavation and open the
road to traffic within a period specified by the PDP. The
Works Package Contractor shall also provide traffic protection
equipment and/or traffic controllers at the affected locations
if deemed necessary by the PDP. The temporary decking shall
always be secured in position and shall cover the whole area
of the trench in the carriageway without causing any danger
to road users. The provision of temporary decking shall also
be subject to the requirements of Clause G4.8.
(17) The Works Package Contractor shall arrange and conduct road
trials, public briefings, and stakeholders’ meetings, when
requested by the Relevant Authority for any proposed traffic


management plan, and shall make such modifications that are
necessary as a result of such event(s) prior to commencing the
implementation of the approved temporary traffic
management plan.
(18) The Works Package Contractor shall also propose, submit for
approval and implement all temporary traffic management
plans concerning utility diversions necessary for the Execution
of the Works.
(19) The Works Package Contractor shall assist the PDP and the
Relevant Authority with the preparation of plans and
diagrammatic representations to accompany publicity
material relating to the approved temporary traffic
management schemes. The Works Package Contractor shall
draft a press release to accompany each temporary traffic
management scheme submission to the PDP and Relevant
Authority. Public announcements prior to the implementation
of approved traffic management schemes shall only be made
by the Relevant Authority.
(20) The Works Package Contractor shall adjust his temporary

traffic management scheme(s) and traffic signal control
settings as necessary during construction to ensure maximum
traffic capacities are maintained through junctions, in
consultation with the Relevant Authority.
Traffic G5.2.2 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible for
Management designing, obtaining approval from the Relevant Authorities
Submissions and implementing all such temporary traffic management
schemes required for the Execution of the Works. Any related
documents prepared and made available by the PDP are for
information only.
(2) Further to Sub‐Clauses G5.2.1(2) and G5.2.1(9) concerning

the submission of traffic management proposals, the Works
Package Contractor shall engage a competent traffic
consultant approved by the PDP to prepare:
a) Traffic Management Plans(TMP) containing details of

the temporary traffic management scheme(s) taking
into consideration and showing the Works Package
Contractor’s construction sequences, methods
(including construction traffic and access
requirements), and programme. The TMP shall also
include a reference manual of relevant standards and
specifications to be adopted, organisation structure
for traffic management which includes the traffic
management team(s) and emergency response
team(s), and the Works Package Contractor’s standard
operating procedures for, but not limited to, the


following:
i) Induction, certification, standard tools for the

members of the Traffic Management Team(s);
ii) Routine surveillance covering normal incident

free conditions, minor maintenance activities,
and vehicle breakdown incidents;
iii) Emergency response covering accidents, pipe

bursts, falling trees, construction related
hazards, flash floods, detours etc.; and
iv) Crisis response eg. for sink holes, collapse of

buildings/structures.
b) Traffic Impact Assessments (TIA) to supplement and

support the TMP, containing traffic impact analyses to
demonstrate the impact of the proposed traffic
management scheme(s) and construction traffic on
the surrounding road and footway network, including
details of any field surveys and studies conducted to
establish traffic conditions where appropriate.
c) Traffic counts on the roads and junctions affected by

the Works shall be conducted during the affected peak
hour periods of the day. The counts shall be conducted
over a minimum period of seven (7) days before the
implementation of the proposed TMP and of seven (7)
days after the implementation of each TMP stage, or
in accordance with the requirements of the Relevant
Authorities. The traffic counts, and subsequent
analysis if required, shall be used to demonstrate the
effectiveness of the approved TMP.
(3) The TMP and TIA shall be subjected to a Road Safety Audit
(RSA) and endorsed by a Government registered Road Safety
Auditor prior to submission to the Relevant Authorities for
approval. All such submissions shall be copied to the PDP.
(4) The TMP shall be prepared and executed in accordance with
one of the following documents as applicable to the Relevant
Authority having jurisdiction over the temporary traffic
management proposals:
a) New Guidelines for Traffic Management During

Construction (Road Engineering Association of
Malaysia); or
b) Garis Panduan Pelaksanaan Pengurusan Trafik,

Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia document no.
LLM/GP/T6‐08 (Malaysia Highway Authority’s Traffic


Management Implementation Guidelines); or
c) ARAHAN TEKNIK (JALAN) 2C/85 (Manual on Traffic

Control Devices for Temporary Signs and Works Zones
Control), published by Cawangan Jalan, Ibu Pejabat
JKR, Kuala Lumpur.
(5) The Works Package Contractor shall submit a Traffic Safety

Report to the Relevant Authorities and copied to the PDP on a
monthly basis detailing individual traffic incidents involving
either accidents or vehicle breakdowns, the parties involved,
and the response actions undertaken. In the event of any
incidents occurring during the reporting period, the report
shall also review the effectiveness of the Works Package
Contractor’s standard operating procedure for emergency
response, traffic control and surveillance, which shall be
modified and improved if deemed necessary by the PDP.
Implementation G5.2.3 (1) Sections of the Project will be constructed within highly
of the approved trafficked and strategic road corridors in the Klang Valley
TMP area, and which are sensitive to any operational
perturbations. In this regard, the Works Package Contractor’s
special attention is drawn to the vital importance of
implementing all traffic management measures in strict
compliance with the approved TMP and any associated
conditions imposed by the Relevant Authorities, in order to
maintain free flowing traffic and with due consideration to
traffic safety at all times. The Works Package Contractor shall
be cognisant of the prevailing traffic conditions at all times
during the implementation and operation of the temporary
traffic management schemes, and which may require
supplementary signage and equipment to be provided by the
Works Package Contractor, particularly in relation to the
provision of sufficient advance warnings to motorists along
approach routes.
(2) If the Works Package Contractor fails to comply with the
approved TMP and associated conditions thereof, and he is
unable or unwilling or fails to remedy the non‐compliances
within the notified time required by the PDP, the PDP may on
his own or by engaging a third party, remedy the said non‐
compliances, all at the risk, cost and expense of the Works
Package Contractor. All costs and expenses incurred by the
PDP shall be recoverable from the Works Package Contractor
in accordance with the Conditions of Contract. The Works
Package Contractor shall be responsible for the completed
remedial works.
(3) For works within particularly sensitive and strategic highways,
the Works Package Contractor shall implement and constantly


monitor traffic conditions by a closed circuit television system,
unless existing systems are already under operation by the
Relevant Authorities. Where such systems are required, the
associated display monitors shall be located within the Works
Package Contractor’s accommodation for the Traffic
Management Manager, or the Emergency Response Team, or
other location approved by the PDP.
Half‐width G5.3 (1) Where half‐width construction is necessary and approved by
Construction the Relevant Authorities, the Works Package Contractor’s
and Traffic methodology and sequencing of the related works within the
Control road shall ensure that at least half the full width shall be
available for use by the public at all times.
(2) In the event of the operation of single‐lane traffic becoming
necessary and when approved by the Relevant Authorities
and the PDP on any particular length of the Works or on the
Works or on the approaches to the Works, the Works Package
Contractor shall maintain through traffic routes by providing a
width of at least 3.3 metres for single‐lane traffic.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall appoint a competent

Traffic Manager or Engineer approved by the PDP, for the
maintenance of existing roads and protection of traffic, in
accordance with his approved Traffic Management Plan.
(4) The Works Package Contractor shall make suitable

arrangements for emergency servicing of the electrically
operated traffic signals to be available at all times. Manually
operated “Stop/Go” signs shall only be used when:
a) prior approval from the PDP and Relevant Authorities
is obtained; and
b) the size, colour and type comply with the

requirements of the Relevant Authorities.
(5) At least twenty one (21) days notice in writing of any
proposed single‐way traffic system shall be given to the
Relevant Authority for approval and copied to the PDP before
such a system can be implemented.
Temporary G5.4 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall at all times take full and

Traffic Signs sufficient precautions to ensure the safety of all traffic
through and around the Work Site and of the diverted traffic.
(2) To this end the Works Package Contractor shall erect and
maintain on the Site and at prescribed points on the
approaches to the Site, all traffic signs, signals and warning
lights necessary for the direction and control of traffic. The
sizes of all such signs and the lettering and wording thereon
shall be as prescribed in the Works Package Contractor’s


approved TMP before erection. Construction and excavation
works shall be sign posted and, during periods of darkness,
shall be lit to the approval of the PDP.
(3) Temporary traffic signs shall comply with the requirements of
the Relevant Authorities, and shall be reflectorised and kept
clean and legible at all times.
(4) The Works Package Contractor shall position, cover or remove
these signs as may be directed by the PDP.
Temporary G5.5 The Works Package Contractor shall provide, maintain and remove all

Routes temporary works including diversion roads, tracks, staging, bridging,
etc., and shall the routes safe and suitable in every respect as a
passage way for its intended purpose.
Use of roads G5.6 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall not make use of public or

and footways private rights of way for depositing or storing Works Package
Contractor’s Equipment or materials, other than such Works
Package Contractor’s Equipment, materials, tools and
implements as shall from time to time be required for
immediate use in the execution of the Works. Works Package
Contractor’s Equipment, materials and Temporary Works shall
be placed in such a way as to cause minimum interference
with the use of any right of way by the public and the Works
Package Contractor shall maintain those parts of the right of
way not temporarily occupied by the Permanent Works or the
Temporary Works in a clean, passable and safe state at all
times.
(2) Measures shall be taken to prevent excavated material, silt or
debris from entering drainage systems in roads, footways,
cycle tracks or other paved areas; entry of water to the gullies
and catchpits shall not be obstructed.
(3) Surfaced roads on the Site and leading to the Site shall not be
used by tracked vehicles unless protection against damage is
provided.
(4) Barricades, guardrailing and the like shall be provided alongside
trenching and other open excavations within or directly
adjacent to roads to safeguard the public.
Pedestrian G5.7 (1) For the Works located at pedestrian facilities, the Works
requirements Package Contractor shall as far as possible maintain the access
from and to existing shops and buildings. The locations of
these facilities may be modified subject to obtaining further
approval from the PDP to suit the previously approved
temporary traffic diversion scheme.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that his

operations do not obstruct or inconvenience pedestrians


using footpaths, staircases and escalators within the vicinity
of the Works. Approved temporary traffic diversions shall be
in place prior to the commencement of any works which may
affect pedestrians.
(3) Sufficient footpath width shall be provided to accommodate

the normal or diverted pedestrian volumes. Unless otherwise
agreed with the PDP, the Works Package Contractor shall
submit, not less than one (1) month prior to implementation,
the footpath width narrowing, widening and diversion
proposal(s) for the PDP’s review.
(4) The Works Package Contractor shall pay particular attention

to the special needs of the blind and disabled in designing
temporary measures for the public in and around the Site.
(5) Temporary traffic diversion proposals affecting pedestrians to
be submitted to the Relevant Authorities for approval shall
include as a minimum:
a) pedestrian flows along the affected pedestrian routes,
including diversion route(s) if applicable, prior to
implementation;
b) width of the pedestrian facilities along the affected

pedestrian routes;
c) Level Of Service of the pedestrian route prior to and
after implementation;
d) temporary pedestrian signage arrangements; and
e) analysis of any associated impacts on road traffic,

traffic signals and traffic signs.
(6) Coverings, canopies, and shelters along footpaths which are

required to be temporarily diverted, shall be reprovided by
the Works Package Contractor on a ‘like for like’ basis as part
of the diversion works.
Temporary G5.8 (1) Where the Works interfere with or affect the operation of the

street lighting existing lighting, the Works Package Contractor shall provide
and maintain temporary street lighting to the satisfaction of
the PDP and the Relevant Authority. The Works Package
Contractor shall ensure at all times that the level of
illumination conforms to the required street lighting standard.
Temporary street lighting shall be provided prior to the
removal of any existing street lighting.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall give adequate notice to

the Relevant Authority and the PDP for removal, resiting and
re‐energising of any parts of the street lighting system which


are affected by the Works.
Reinstatement G5.9 Before the commencement of works on roads and footways, the
of roads and Works Package Contractor shall carry out a detailed survey of existing
footways conditions including but not limited to survey data on levels, widths
and record photographs. Temporary diversions, pedestrian access
and lighting, signing, guarding and traffic control equipment shall be
removed immediately by the Works Package Contractor when they
are no longer required. Roads, footways and other items affected by
temporary traffic arrangements and control shall be reinstated to new
condition on a like‐for like basis and in accordance with the relevant
standards prevailing at the time of the reinstatement or to such other
condition as may be approved by the PDP.
G5.10 Traffic Management Implementation Team
Organisation G5.10.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall establish a dedicated
team to implement and maintain all traffic management
related works. The Traffic Management Implementation
Team shall be led by a Traffic Management Manager, whose
appointment shall be approved by the PDP, and shall be
supported by Traffic Management Teams and Emergency
Response Teams.
(2) Within twenty eight (28) days of the date of the Letter of
Acceptance, the Works Package Contractor shall submit the
following for approval by the PDP:
a) Traffic Management Implementation Team

Organisation Structure;
b) Reporting structure within the organisation and

outside the organisation;
c) Roles and responsibilities of each individual in the

organisation;
d) Maintenance and monitoring schedule and forms;
e) Emergency procedures and forms;
f) Emergency contact details of all supervisory staff; and
g) Equipment and plant assigned to each component

team.
(3) The each member of the implementation team shall be

equipped with suitable PPE, which as a minimum shall
comprise a hard hat, reflective safety vest, gloves, safety
footwear, whistle, warning flags (for Traffic Controllers),
baton light (for Traffic Controllers), and a two‐way radio.


Traffic G5.10.2 (1) The duty of the Traffic Management Team is to implement
Management and maintain the traffic management works, control and
Teams monitor traffic conditions where applicable, and to support
the Emergency Response Team during incidents arising from
the Works. Each Traffic Management Team shall, as a
minimum, comprise of:
a) One (1) Traffic Management Officer;
b) One (1) Traffic Management Supervisor; and
c) Two (2) traffic management units each consisting of

three (3) Traffic Controllers and one (1) driver with a
one (1) tonne lorry.
Each lorry shall carry a supply of traffic management devices
such as battery operated blinking lights, cones, string
delineators, baton lights, and portable flashing arrow units.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall deploy a sufficient

number of Traffic Management Teams to implement and
maintain all those temporary traffic management schemes
under operation at any one time. For the monitoring and
maintenance of the traffic management works, there shall be
a minimum of one (1) Traffic Controller per kilometre of road
affected, or in the case of dual carriageways, a minimum of
one (1) Traffic Controller per kilometre of road in each
direction affected.
(3) The Traffic Management Teams shall maintain the temporary
road systems so as to ensure that the temporary roads are
kept in a safe and roadworthy condition. The maintenance
works to be carried out by the Traffic Management Teams or
other teams of the Works Package Contractor shall include,
but not be limited to, the following activities and shall be
carried out within the time limits as specified below:
a) removal and disposal of obstructions on the roads:

within 2 hours;
b) repair of loose signs/plates likely to dislodge: within 2
hours;
c) repair of damaged traffic signs: within 36 hours;
d) repair or replacement of defective railings/safety

fence/boundary fence/vehicle parapets/traffic posts
and the like: within 2 days;
e) removal of those parts protruding onto any part of the
carriageway, including marginal strips and shoulders:
within 2 hours;


f) wash and clear oil or liquid pollutant on the
carriageway: within 2 hours;
g) repair/replacement of dented / scratched / folded /

traffic / directional sign plates and street furniture;
tightening parts of street furniture; replacement of
missing bolts, nuts and fittings; repair or replacement
of road traffic sign with bent supports; replacement of
broken chainage markers: within 28 days;
h) re‐construction of footings of traffic/directional signs

and street furniture with loose footings: within 28
days;
i) cleaning of all traffic signs, directional signs (including
those on the sign gantries), sign faces, barriers (all
types), safety fences (all types), parapets (all types),
railings (all types), rails (all types), crash cushions,
emergency crash gates, concrete profile barriers,
water filled barriers, inner face of noise barriers and
semi‐noise enclosure (all types), other street furniture,
and outer face of temporary noise barrier and
hoardings: every month;
j) regular inspection and cleaning of road drainage, and

cleaning up blocked drains within flooded areas:
within the shortest possible time;
k) repair of potholes: within 12 hours;
l) making good of running surfaces (including but not

limited to unevenness and loose chippings):
immediately; and
m) other defects identified by the PDP, within a

timeframe as directed by the PDP.
Emergency G5.10.3 (1) The duty of the Emergency Response Team is to manage any

Response Team traffic incidents and accidents arising from the Works, and to
liaise and support the PDP’s emergency response procedures
and the public emergency services if required. The
Emergency Response Team shall be available at all times and
shall, as a minimum, comprise of:
a) One (1) Traffic Management Officer, who may also be
leading a Traffic Management Team;
b) One (1) Emergency Response Team Supervisor

equipped with a motorcycle and radio
communications for rapid access and response in the
event of traffic congestion arising from an incident;


c) Two (2) emergency response units each consisting of

one (1) Traffic Controller and one (1) driver with a one
(1) tonne lorry; and
d) One (1) driver with a tow truck on standby at all times
within or in close proximity to the Site; and
e) Pre‐arranged call out tow service with heavy duty tow
truck(s) available.
(2) When informed of an incident from the Traffic Management
Team or from an external source, the Emergency Response
Team shall be responsible, but not limited to, the following
duties:
a) immediately deployed to take charge and control of

the traffic within a target response time of five (5)
minutes;
b) call ‘999’ or any pre‐arranged contacts with the

emergency services;
c) notify the PDP/MRT hotline manager; and
d) assist the emergency service(s) on location.
In addition to the incident report(s) prepared by the

emergency service(s), the Works Package Contractor shall also
investigate the incident, the findings of which shall be
documented and appended to the monthly Traffic Safety
Report described in Sub‐clause G5.2.2(5).

END OF SECTION


Jajaran Sungai Buloh ‐ Kajang Section G6 – Damage and Interference

SECTION G6
DAMAGE AND INTERFERENCE

Damage and G6.1 (1) Work shall be carried out in such a manner that, as far as is

interference practicable, there is no damage to or interference with the
following, other than such damage as is required to enable
the execution of the Works:
a) watercourses, drainage systems, open channels and

sewerage systems;
b) utilities, existing structures, roads including street

furniture, or other property;
c) existing railways and railway systems;
d) public or private vehicular or pedestrian accesses;

and
e) trees, graves or burial urns.
The Works Package Contractor shall not divert, remove or

relocate any such item, utility or thing without such
diversion, removal, or relocation having been approved by
the Relevant Authority or utility undertaking.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall inform the PDP as soon
as practicable of any item, utility or thing which is not stated
in the Contract as requiring diversion, removal or relocation
but which the Works Package Contractor considers as
requiring diversion, removal or relocation to enable the
Works to be executed.
(3) Items which are damaged or interfered with as a result of
the work being carried out and items which are diverted,
removed or relocated to enable the work to be carried out,
shall be reinstated to the same condition as was existing
before the work started or to such other condition as may be
approved or directed by the PDP.
(4) Prior to trench excavation, the Works Package Contractor

shall carry out investigations to locate utilities and other
underground installations by means of hand‐dug inspection
pits. The locations and number of inspection pits required in
meeting the Works Package Contractor's obligations to
establish the location of existing utilities and underground
features shall be determined by the Works Package
Contractor. The Works Package Contractor shall note that
many existing pipes/ducts/cables may not be shown in the


records kept by the utility undertakings, and may only be
exposed as the excavation proceeds. The trench excavation
shall be carried out by hand where there are utilities
adjacent to or within the excavation works and the Works
Package Contractor shall have allowed in his programme the
time required for the exposing, temporary support and
diversion of these recorded or unrecorded utilities. Should
any pipes/ducts/cables or cover tiles be exposed, the
respective utility undertaking shall be contacted to
determine if all the utilities have been located. Cover tiles
and utilities shall only be removed by the utility undertakings
concerned.
(5) Where the PDP has previously conducted utility, ground

investigation, and surveys of buildings and structures in
relation to the Works, the data obtained from such
investigations may be obtained from the PDP.
Watercourses G6.2 (1) Existing watercourses and drainage systems shall be
and drainage temporarily diverted as required to enable the Works to be
systems carried out. Particulars of the diversions proposed by the
Works Package Contractor, shall be submitted to the
Relevant Authority and the PDP for approval at least twenty
one (21) days before the relevant work starts or other
duration as may be required by the Relevant Authority. The
findings of the submission will be used as the basis for
setting any requirements on drainage provisions, flooding
mitigation measures and performance monitoring tasks
which may be placed on the Works. Any mitigation
measures shall be completed before the diversion or
obstruction giving rise to the impact is effected. The
diversions shall be maintained while the work is being
carried out and shall be reinstated, including the removal of
any obstructions to flow, as soon as practicable after the
work is complete.
(2) Discharges into the sea, watercourses and either to storm or
foul drainage systems shall not exceed the limits permitted
by the Relevant Authorities. The Works Package Contractor
shall immediately rectify any exceedances of these limits.
(3) Runoff from the Site shall be controlled to ensure that
adjacent areas are not affected and disturbance to the public
is kept to a minimum. Under no circumstances shall foul
sewage flow be diverted into existing stormwater drains and
vice versa. Should the Works Package Contractor discover
that existing foul sewage flow has been connected into a
stormwater drain, or vice versa, he shall immediately notify
the PDP and Relevant Authority.


(4) All Works conducted in or affecting drainage facilities,

including watercourses, shall be conducted such that the
capacity of the facility will be sufficient to accommodate
design flows as required by the Relevant Authority.
(5) No temporary or permanent structure shall be erected

within areas designated as a drainage reserve unless with
the prior approval from the Relevant Authority. Any planting
within the drainage reserve shall be limited to plants and
shrubs with shallow rooting systems. The Relevant
Authority’s officers and workmen shall have free access at all
times to the said area for the purpose of laying, repairing
and maintaining drains, sewers and all other services across,
through or under it which the Relevant Authority may
require.
G6.3 Utilities and other services
Location and G6.3.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible for
protection of locating the position of all public and other utility
utilities installations, including water mains, overhead and
underground cables, pipes, sewers and drains and all service
connections to buildings, and where necessary, shall adopt
such methods of excavation as may required by the Relevant
Authorities or owners to ensure that no damage is caused to
them.
(2) The details of existing utilities where available, are given for
information only and the accuracy of the details is not
warranted. The Works Package Contractor shall make his
own enquiries and shall use underground services detection
equipment to locate underground utilities. The Works
Package Contractor shall take notice of the limitations of
such equipment and shall carefully excavate hand‐dug trial
holes to locate accurately the utilities indicated to him by the
utility undertakings. Portable mechanical tools may be used
but shall be restricted to the breaking of the pavement
surface. Due care shall be exercised to prevent damage to
underground cables, water pipes, gas pipes or other utility
installations.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall make good, at his own
expense, any damage caused by him to the existing services
to the approval of and in accordance with the instruction of
the appropriate authority or owner concerned.
(4) All such installations which are encountered in the course of
the Works shall be adequately supported, slung‐up, strutted
or otherwise protected from damage to the satisfaction of
the Relevant Authority or owner.


(5) The Works Package Contractor shall inform the PDP and the
utility undertakings without delay of the following:
a) damage to utilities;
b) leakage of utilities;
c) discovery of utilities not shown on any records; and
d) diversion, removal, repositioning or re‐erection of

utilities which is required to enable the execution of
the Works.
(6) Smoking and use of naked flames shall be prohibited if gas
pipes are present.
Diversion of G6.3.2 (1) Unless specified otherwise, the temporary diversion or
utilities and relocation of any service within or outside the Works to
services permit the construction of the Works shall be the
responsibility of the Works Package Contractor. Where a
service is required to be interrupted or relocated, the Works
Package Contractor shall inform and obtain the approval of
the appropriate authority or owner, of the required removal
and/or relocation.
(2) Temporary diversion shall mean works involved in the

diversion of services that will be reinstated to their original
position and condition on completion of the works in the
affected areas. In planning his work for the diversion or
relocation of services, the Works Package Contractor shall
make reasonable allowance for the time necessary to obtain
the PDP’s approval for the work and for the appropriate
authorities or owners to authorise the work, obtain the
necessary materials and carry out the work.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall not be entitled to any
extension of time due to his failure to allow for a reasonable
period of time necessary for obtaining approval and
completing the work.
(4) The temporary diversion or relocation of any service within
or outside the Works to permit the construction of the
Works shall be the responsibility of the Works Package
Contractor. The Works Package Contractor shall be
responsible for arranging with the Relevant Authority for all
temporary diversions required in connection with the Works.
He shall keep the PDP fully informed of his negotiations. No
final arrangements shall be made without the approval of
the PDP.
(5) All temporary diversions shall be subject to the approval of


the PDP and the Relevant Authority or owner. The cost of all
temporary diversions whether undertaken by the Works
Package Contractor or a Service Authority or their contractor
shall be borne or paid for by the Works Package Contractor.
(6) Maintenance of existing services shall also include street

lights, traffic lights and road furniture.
Coordination of G6.3.3 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall co‐ordinate the
utilities related activities of the utility undertakings in connection with the
works diversion of utility services necessary for the execution of the
Works and shall take all steps necessary to enable the utility
undertakings to proceed in accordance with the programme
agreed between the Works Package Contractor and the
utility undertakings.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall monitor the progress of
utility undertakings against the agreed programmes and shall
notify the PDP of any slippage to these programmes. In the
event of any such slippage the Works Package Contractor
shall prepare and execute a plan of action with the relevant
utility undertaking to redress the slippage. Such a plan may,
if necessary, include provision of Works Package Contractor's
labour resources, materials and/or plant to the utility
undertaking.
Recording of G6.3.4 (1) Records of existing utilities encountered shall be kept by the

utilities and Works Package Contractor on the Site and a copy provided
services for the PDP and the relevant owners. The records shall be
agreed by the PDP and shall contain the following details:
a) location of utility;
b) date on which utility was encountered;
c) nature and size of utility;
d) condition of utility with photographs and video

survey recordings for drainage and sewerage systems
(Clause G1.11.1 refers); and
e) temporary or permanent supports provided.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall produce as‐built records
of all newly laid utilities and services and all relocated
utilities and services within the Site, and shall submit them to
the PDP and the corresponding utility undertaking for
record.


Condition G6.4 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall carry out a pre‐
survey of construction condition survey of all existing buildings and
existing structures located within the influence zone of the Works
buildings and which may be within or adjacent to the Site, in accordance
structures with the requirements of the Particular Specification (Clause
G1.11.1(9) also refers).
(2) The condition survey shall be undertaken by an independent
surveyor engaged by the Works Package Contractor and who
shall be approved by the PDP.
(3) Construction activities with the potential to cause damage or
interference with any existing buildings and structures within
the vicinity of the related works, shall not commence until
the condition survey for those properties have been
approved by the PDP.
Structures, G6.5 The Works Package Contractor shall immediately inform the PDP of

roads and other any damage to structures, roads or other property which are not to
property be demolished as part of the Works.
Trees and other G6.6 (1) Trees which are to be retained or which are not required to

similar be removed in order to carry out the Works, shall be
obstructions protected from damage at all times by methods approved by
the PDP. Materials, including excavated materials, shall not
be banked around such trees and they shall not be trimmed
or cut without having been approved by the PDP.
(2) If any trees are to be removed during the execution of the
Works, the Works Package Contractor shall prepare and
submit the necessary Tree Cutting Permit to the Relevant
Authority for approval. Trees shall not be cut or relocated
until such approval is granted.
(3) If any tree(s) which are to be retained or which are not
required to be removed in order to carry out the Works are
damaged by the Works Package Contractor and in the
opinion of the Relevant Authority and the PDP cannot be
rejuvenated to its original condition prior to the occurrence
of the damage, the Works Package Contractor shall replace
the tree(s) with similar species, size and form as approved by
the PDP.
Avoidance of G6.7 The Works Package Contractor shall take all reasonable precautions

nuisance to avoid causing a nuisance with dust, noise or vibrations arising
from his operations. The Works Package Contractor’s attention is
also drawn to the related requirements contained in Section G11.



G6.8 Protection of Existing Railways
Works near G6.8.1 It is imperative that the construction activities of the Works Package

existing railways Contractor must not disrupt, interfere, or endanger the operations
of the LRT, KTM, KL Monorail, and KLIA Ekspres railways and transit
systems of the Klang Valley. References to railways in the
Specifications shall also mean guideway based transit systems. Any
works near or within the railways shall not commence without the
necessary approval of the relevant Railway Operator for the Works
Package Contractor’s protection proposals if required.
Designated G6.8.2 (1) Where any part of the Works or the Site fall within a
Railway designated railway protection zone of an existing railway or
Protection Zone transit system, as defined under relevant railway related
enactments, the Works Package Contractor shall comply
with the safety and protection related requirements of the
relevant Railway Operator. If no protection zone has been
formally designated for a particular railway, a notional
protection zone of 30m either side of the railway lot
boundary shall be assumed, or as agreed with the Railway
Operator.
(2) No works including site investigation, shall be undertaken

within the railway protection zone unless details of the
proposed works including method statements and any
protection measures if required have been approved by the
Railway Operator and the PDP beforehand. Once approval
has been granted, the Works Package Contractor shall abide
by the requirements and conditions set by the Railway
Operator.
Working within G6.8.3 (1) When the Works Package Contractor is required to work
the Railway within the railway protection zone or within areas of the
Protection Zone operating railway therein, the requirements stated in the
regulations of the railway and the associated Statutory
Requirements shall be strictly followed.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that his works
programme and method statements include the restrictions
imposed by the operating railway (including the payment of
any related fees) including:
a) The need for track possessions for all work within or
adjacent to operating tracks;
b) Track access being under the control of the Railway
Operator, with track related works only to be carried
out in non‐traffic hours, as determined by the
relevant Railway Operator;
c) The Works Package Contractor shall provide suitably



trained staff to undertaken safety and coordination
duties along the trackside;
d) Within stations, depots and ancillary buildings

restrictions on access during to non‐operational
hours;
e) Provision of trained fire marshalls and lookouts;
f) The need for multi‐stage working;
g) Impact assessment of the works on the operating

railway and how disruption to train services and
passengers will be mitigated in consultation with the
Railway Operator;
h) Provision of contingency plans and materials in the

event of a problem associated with the Works;
i) The need for gauge checking and line clearance

before the commencement of revenue service each
day; and
j) Protection of existing railway infrastructure, cables

and rolling stock.
G6.9 Electromagnetic Compatibility
General G6.9.1 (1) Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is defined as the ability

of an equipment or system to function satisfactorily in its
electromagnetic environment without introducing
intolerable electromagnetic disturbances to other equipment
or system in that environment.
(2) This Section G6.9 contains details of the minimum EMC
requirements for this Contract. The requirements cover EMC
between equipment under this Contract and other
equipment on provided in the Project and adjacent railways
and transit systems. All Plant under this Contract shall
operate reliably in terms of performance and functionality in
the electromagnetic environment of the railway under
construction and shall not affect other railways and transits
systems within the vicinity of the Project.
(3) A list of standards relevant to EMC is included in Appendix
AG6.1 for reference.
Scope G6.9.2 Plant which might cause electro‐magnetic disturbance shall include,

but not be limited to the following:
Luminaries
a) Station/tunnel lighting


b) Emergency lighting
c) Illuminated signage and advertising panels
Motor operated equipment
a) Chiller Plant
b) Air Conditioning Units, including but not limited to packaged
AC units, unitary systems, fan coil units, etc
c) Air Handling Units, computer room air conditioning units,

etc.
d) Fans
e) Motor Operated Dampers/Air Flow Regulators
f) Pumps
g) Actuators
Power Distribution
a) HV/LV switchgear
b) Transformers
c) Power Factors Correction Equipment
d) Harmonic Filters
e) Uninterruptible Power Supply
f) Centralised Battery System
g) Power Cables and Distribution
Control Systems/microprocessor based system
a) Building Management System, including the Local and

Central Control Equipment
b) Status monitoring systems
c) Control panels
d) Motor Control Centres
e) Sensors and/or Limit Switches
f) ELV Cables and Distribution
Potential G6.9.3 The Other Works Contractors’ and third party equipment / systems

equipment / most likely to be affected by EMC typically includes:
systems


affected
a) Video display units/ monitors
b) Computers / microprocessor based systems
c) Communication systems including such as telephones,

mobile communication equipment, radios, and public
address systems
d) Train control and signalling systems
Certification G6.9.4 Plant supplied by the Works Package Contractor deemed likely to
produce electromagnetic disturbance shall be tested and certified to
meet the minimum requirements specified in the relevant EMC
standards and to the satisfaction of the PDP.
Interference G6.9.5 The Works Package Contractor shall take into account the following

considerations interference mechanisms in his design of Plant, and shall take all
necessary measures to eliminate their potential adverse impacts on
the operation of the railway under construction as well as existing
railway in the vicinity of the Works.
(1) Radiated interference ‐ The performance of equipment shall
meet the relevant EMC related specifications at their
installed locations under the radiated interference of
radiating antennas and/or handheld transceivers.
(2) Induced interference ‐ The Works Package Contractor shall

ensure that any signal and control cables other than power
cables used by one system are properly screened, bonded
and earthed to prevent noise and electric shock from
exceeding the levels of:‐
a) Longitudinal voltage to earth (continuous) ‐ 60V
b) Longitudinal voltage to earth (fault condition) ‐ 430V
c) Psophometrically weighted transverse voltage; 1mV
(3) Electrostatic discharge – Any equipment which contains

sensitive electronic components and is likely to be handled
or touched by persons shall be protected against
electrostatic discharge. Equipment shall be tested to 8kV
using air discharge or 6kV using contact discharge in
accordance with EN 61000‐4‐2.
(4) Conducted interference ‐ Contractor shall submit

information on magnitudes and duration of a.c. fault
currents, including line‐to‐line fault and line‐to‐earth fault
throughout the low voltage power supply system to the PDP
for approval. As a minimum requirement, the maximum
levels of conducted electromagnetic interference of the
installation shall not exceed the levels specified in EN 61000‐


6‐2.
(5) Fast transient / burst – Equipment shall be tested to 2kV
peak as defined in EN 61000‐4‐4.
(6) Surge – Equipment shall be tested to 2kV (common mode) /
1kV (differential mode) as defined in EN 61000‐4‐5.
Electromagnetic G6.9.5 (1) The Contractor shall ensure that the EMI generated by the
interference equipment under this Contract does not adversely affect the
(EMI) sensitive electronic equipment installed adjacent to them. As
a minimum, the maximum emission levels of the equipment
shall not exceed the levels specified in EN 61000‐6‐4.
(2) Any sensitive electronic equipment supplied will operate in

an environment with substantial amount of radiated
interference present. The equipment may be subjected to
radiated energy from handheld transceivers and other
communications systems.
(3) As a minimum, the immunity levels of equipment shall meet
the requirements specified in EN 61000‐6‐2.
(4) Electrical Motor Operated Equipment ‐ For electrical motor

operated equipment such as for environmental control
systems (ECS) and pumps, the disturbance voltage and
disturbance power shall meet the requirements specified in
the European Standard EN 61000‐6‐2 and EN 61000‐6‐4.
(5) Microprocessor Based Control Equipment ‐ For

microprocessor based control equipment such as the ECS,
the equipment shall be immune to the following conditions
as specified in the European Standard EN 61000‐6‐2:
a) Radiated field susceptibility ‐ 80‐1000MHz, 10V/m,

80% A.M. modulated at 1kHz.
b) Conducted radio frequency susceptibility ‐ 150kHz ‐

80MHz, 10Vrms (unmod).
c) Surges (Power line) ‐ 2kV (peak) common mode, 1kV
(peak) differential mode.
d) Fast burst transients (Power line and signal line)

power lines ‐ 2kV (peak).
e) Electrostatic discharge ‐ 8kV air discharge, 6kV

contact discharge.
(6) Fluorescent Lamps and Luminaires ‐ All lighting equipment

with a primary function of generating and/or distributing
light intended for illumination purposes and connected to
the low voltage electricity supply or battery operation shall


meet the emission requirements of European Standard EN
55015. The specification provides minimum limits for
lighting devices operating at frequencies higher than 100Hz
for the following:
a) disturbance voltages at the mains supply terminals in
the range of 9kHz to 30MHz; and
b) radiated magnetic field interference in the range of

9kHz to 30MHz.
(7) Light Dimmers ‐ Light dimmers incorporating regulation

control (if any) shall meet the requirements for disturbance
voltage on their input and output in the frequency range of
48.5kHz to 30MHz using incandescent lamps to provide the
correct load specified in the European Standard EN 55014.
EMC G6.9.6 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall nominate an EMC
Management coordinator to coordinate all EMC matters. The EMC
coordinator shall be an experienced professional in the EMC
field.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall interface, liaise, co‐

ordinate and exchange EMC data with Other Works
Contractors to ensure EMC integrity in the design stage, and
to appropriately demonstrate compatibility in the testing
and commissioning stage of the Project in conjunction with
the Other Works Contractors. The Works Package
Contractor shall submit a copy of all EMC related information
exchange to the PDP for reference.
(3) The Works Package Contractor shall prepare and submit for
approval by the PDP an EMC Management Plan. The Plan
shall
a) define the EMC philosophy, activities, means of

control for the design processes and EMC
submissions, to be supplied to demonstrate
compliance with the Specifications;
b) identify a comprehensive list of specifications,

standards, method statements and procedures to be
submitted to the PDP for review;
c) include an initial list of design documentation, test

specifications and test reports with a single
paragraph description of each document to indicate
compliance with the Specifications;
d) include a programme which shall identify the dates

for EMC submissions;


e) include a definition and description of the process

and methods used for verification and validation of
the Works compliance with the required EMC
parameters in all respects;
f) designate a person as the point of contact to deal
with EMC matters; and
g) provide details of the nominated person and any

subsequent change of the nominated person for
approval by the PDP.
(4) The Works Package Contractor shall demonstrate that the

Plant complies with the EMC requirements in the factory
during the Factory Acceptance Test stage.
(5) In the Testing and Commissioning phase of the Project, the
Works Package Contractor shall verify, in co‐operation with
all Other Works Contractors, through testing on‐site that
their systems are electromagnetically compatible. The
concerned contractors shall demonstrate that their
respective systems operate to the specification requirements
in the design environment where all the items of equipment
of the railway as a whole are set to operate.



APPENDIX AG6.1
REFERENCE LIST OF STANDARDS RELATING TO EMC

IEC TR 1000‐2‐5 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Environment. Classification of
electromagnetic environments. Basic EMC publication
BS 4727‐1 Glossary of electro technical, power, telecommunication, electronic,

lighting and colour terms. Terms common to power, telecommunications
and electronic. Electromagnetic compatibility
IEC 60050(121) International Electrotechnical Vocabulary – Chapter 121: Electromagnetism
IEC 61000‐2‐7 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Environment. Low frequency
magnetic fields in various environments
IEC 61000‐3‐8 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Limits. Guide to signalling on low‐
voltage electrical installations. Emission levels, frequency bands and
electromagnetic disturbance levels
IEC 61000‐5‐1 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Installation and mitigation guidelines.
General considerations. Basic ENC publication
IEC 61000‐5‐2 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Installation and mitigation guidelines.
Earthing and cabling
DD IEC TS Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). General. Methodology for the
61000‐1‐2 achievement of the functional safety of electrical and electronic equipment
with regard to electromagnetic phenomena
EN 12015 Electromagnetic compatibility. Product family standard for lifts, escalators
and passenger conveyors. Emission
EN 12016 Electromagnetic compatibility. Product family standard for lifts, escalators
and passenger conveyors. Immunity
EN 13309 Construction machinery. Electromagnetic compatibility of machines with

internal electrical power supply.
EN 50091‐2 Specification for Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) Part 2 EMC

Requirements
EN 50121‐1 Railway Applications EMC Part 1: General
EN 50121‐2 Railway applications. Electromagnetic compatibility. Emission of the whole
railway system to the outside world
EN 50121‐3‐1 Railway applications. Electromagnetic compatibility. Rolling stock. Train

and complete vehicle
EN 50121‐3‐2 Railway applications. Electromagnetic compatibility. Rolling stock.

Apparatus



REFERENCE LIST OF STANDARDS RELATING TO EMC (continued)

EN 50121‐4 Railway applications. Electromagnetic compatibility. Emission and

immunity of the signalling and telecommunications apparatus
EN 50121‐5 Railway Applications EMC Part 5: Emission and Immunity of Fixed Power
Supply Installations and Apparatus
EN 50130‐4 Alarm systems. Electromagnetic compatibility. Product family standard:

Immunity requirements for components of fire, intruder and social alarm
systems
EN 50263 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Product standard for measuring

relays and protection equipment
EN 50270 Electromagnetic compatibility. Electrical apparatus for the detection and

measurement of combustible gases, toxic gases or oxygen
EN 55011 Industrial, scientific, and medial (ISM) radio‐frequency equipment ‐ Radio

disturbance characteristics ‐ Limits and methods of measurement
EN 55014 Limits and methods of measurement of radio disturbance characteristics of
electrical motor operated and thermal appliances for household and similar
purposes, electric tools and similar electrical apparatus
electrical lighting and similar equipment
industrial, scientific, medial (ISM) radio‐frequency equipment.
IEC 61000‐3‐4 EMC Part 3‐4: Limits – Limitation of Emission of Harmonic Currents in Low‐
voltage Power Supply Systems for Equipment with rated Current greater
than 16A
EN 61000‐4‐1 EMC Part 4‐1: Testing and measurement techniques ‐ Overview of IEC
61000‐4 series
EN 61000‐4‐2 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 2: Electrostatic
Discharge Immunity Test
EN 61000‐4‐3 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 3: Radiated
Radio‐frequency Electromagnetic Field Immunity Test
EN 61000‐4‐4 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 4: Fast
Transients/Burst Immunity Test
EN 61000‐4‐5 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 5: Surges
Immunity Test
EN 61000‐4‐6 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 6: Immunity to
Conducted Disturbances induced by Radio‐frequency Fields



REFERENCE LIST OF STANDARDS RELATING TO EMC (continued)

EN 61000‐4‐8 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 8: Testing and
Measuring Techniques Power Frequency Magnetic Field Immunity Tests
EN 61000‐4‐11 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 11: Voltage Dips,
Short Interruptions and Voltage Variations Immunity Tests
EN 61000‐4‐13 EMC Part 4, Testing and measurement techniques Section 13: Harmonics
and Inter‐harmonics including Mains, Signalling at a.c. Power Port, Low
Frequency Immunity Tests
EN 61000‐5‐7 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Installation and mitigation guidelines.
Installation and mitigation guidelines. Degrees of protection by enclosures
against electromagnetic disturbances (EM code)
EN 61000‐6‐2 Electromagnetic compatibility ‐ Part 6‐2 Generic standards ‐ Immunity for

Industrial environments
EN 61000‐6‐4 Electromagnetic compatibility – Part 6 Generic standards – Section 4:

Emission standard for industrial environments
PD 6582 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Guide to generic EMC standards
PD IEC TR Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Installation and mitigation guidelines.
61000‐5‐6 Mitigation of external EM influences.
PD ISO/TR Lifts, escalators and passenger conveyors. Comparison of worldwide
16764 standards on electromagnetic interference / electromagnetic compatibility

END OF SECTION

Jajaran Sungai Buloh ‐ Kajang Section G7 – Temporary Electricity Supply

SECTION G7
TEMPORARY ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
Work on Site G7.1 (1) Temporary Electricity Supply shall mean the electricity
power supply being distributed via temporary generators,
Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) energy meters (construction
stage) or permanent energy meters for the Works and works
of the Other Works Contractors until the permanent meter
account is transferred to another party.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall nominate a

representative whose name and qualifications shall be
submitted in writing for approval by the PDP and who shall
ensure the safety of all temporary electrical installations and
equipment on Site.
(3) The name and contact telephone number of the

representative having been approved shall be displayed at
the main distribution board for the temporary electrical
supply so that he can be contacted in case of emergency.
(4) Schematic diagrams and the details of the equipment for all
temporary electrical installations shall be submitted by the
Works Package Contractor, and these diagrams together
with the temporary electrical equipment shall be submitted
for approval by the PDP.
(5) All electrical installation work on Site shall be carried out in
accordance with the requirements laid down in BS 7375 and
this GS. All work shall be supervised and executed by
qualified electrical workers of appropriate grade.
Electrical ‐ G7.2 Temporary electrical site installations and distribution systems shall

general be in accordance with the following codes and standards of the
latest version:‐
a) TNB’s supply rules and requirements;
b) IEE Regulations for Electrical Installations;
c) BS 7375 Distribution of Electricity on Construction and

Building Sites;
d) BS 4363 Distribution Assemblies for Electricity Supplies for

Construction and Building Sites; and
e) BS 6164 Safety in Tunnelling in the Construction Industry
except that the background lighting level of the tunnel shall
follow Clause G7.13(2)(b)(ii).


Scope G7.3 The Works Package Contractor shall provide and maintain the
temporary electrical installations from the load side of the points of
supply, and shall ensure that all necessary precautions are taken
with regard to the safety of persons on Site.
Materials, G7.4 All materials, appliances and components used within the
appliances and distribution system shall comply with BS 4363 and BS 7375.
components
Design G7.5 (1) Distribution equipment utilised within the temporary

considerations electrical distribution system shall embody the following
features:
a) Flexibility in application for repeated use;
b) Suitability for transport and storage;
c) Robust construction to resist moisture and damage;

and
d) Safety in use.
(2) All cabling shall be run at high level whenever possible and
firmly secured to ensure they do not present a hazard or
obstruction to people and equipment. When cables are laid
on ground, they must be waterproof and be protected from
mechanical damage.
(3) The installation on Site shall allow convenient access to

authorised and competent operatives to work on the
apparatus contained within.
(4) For special equipment and plant requiring significant load

requirements (eg. for tunnel boring machines), the Works
Package Contractor is advised to negotiate with TNB as early
as possible in order to secure a suitable temporary power
supply in a timely manner.
Mains voltage G7.6 (1) The mains voltage shall be as for TNB’s supplies, 415Vac 3‐
phase 50 Hz or 240Vac 1‐phase 50 Hz.
(2) Voltages shall conform to BS 7375.
Types of G7.7 (1) The following voltages shall be adhered to for typical
distribution applications throughout the distribution systems:
supply
a) Fixed plant ‐ 415Vac 3‐phase 50 Hz;
b) Movable plant fed by trailing cable ‐ 415V 3‐phase 50
Hz (except for major plant such as tunnel boring
machines); and
c) Installations in Site buildings ‐ 240Vac 1‐phase 50 Hz;


d) Fixed flood lighting ‐ 240V 1‐phase 50 Hz;
e) Portable and hand held tools ‐110V 1‐phase 50 Hz;
f) Site lighting (other than flood lighting) - 110V 1-phase 50

Hz;
g) Portable hand‐lamps (general use) - 110V 1-phase 50

Hz.
(2) When the low voltage supply is energised by TNB at the
Power On Date, any power utilised from that source shall be
either 415Vac 3‐phase 50 Hz or 240Vac 1‐phase 50 Hz as
appropriate. The Works Package Contractor shall convert
what may be necessary to enable him to use power from
that source.
Protection of G7.8 (1) Protection shall be provided for all main and sub‐circuits
circuits against excess current, residual current and earth faults. The
protective devices shall be capable of interrupting without
damage any short circuit current that may occur.
(2) Discrimination between circuit breakers, circuit breakers and
fuses shall be in accordance with:‐
a) BS 88;
b) BS EN 60898; and
c) BS 7375.
Earthing G7.9 (1) Earthing and bonding shall be provided for all electrical
installations and equipment to prevent the possibility of
dangerous voltage rises and to ensure that faults are rapidly
cleared by installed circuit protection.
(2) Earthing systems shall conform to the following standards of
the latest version:‐
a) IEE Regulations for Electrical Installations;
b) BS 7430;
c) BS 7375; and
d) IEEE Standard 80 Guide for safety in sub‐station

earthing.
Plugs, socket G7.10 Low voltage plugs, sockets and couplers shall be colour coded in
outlets and accordance with BS 7375, and constructed to conform to BS 4343.
couplers High voltage couplers and 'T' connections shall be in accordance
with BS 3905.
Cables G7.11 Cables shall be selected after full consideration of the conditions to


which they will be exposed and the duties for which they are
required. Supply cables up to 3.3KV shall be of armoured cables in
accordance with the relevant British Standards corresponding to the
required duties and usages. Separate circuit protective conductors
(CPC) of appropriate type and size shall be installed for each circuit
if the equivalent / effective size of the cable armouring is
inadequate to perform as a CPC.
Transformers G7.12 Transformers and switchgear to be used generally in tunnels shall
and switchgear be in accordance with BS 6164.
in tunnels
Lighting G7.13 (1) Luminaries shall have a degree of protection not less than IP

installation 54. In particularly bad environments where the luminaries
are exposed to excesses of dust and water, a degree of
protection to IP 65 shall be employed.
(2) The Works Package Contractor shall provide temporary

lighting for the Works and works by the Other Works
Contractors until the lighting systems for the Permanent
Works have been commissioned, as follows:‐
a) All Areas except Tunnels:
(i) All shafts including lift shafts, staircases,

access routes, corridors, escape routes shall
have a minimum lighting level of 50 lux at all
times.
(ii) All areas where construction, installation or

finishing works by the Works Package
Contractor and Other Works Contractors are
in progress shall have a minimum lighting level
of 100 lux at all times.
b) Tunnels:
(i) All shafts including lift shafts, staircases,

access routes, corridors, shall have a minimum
lighting level of 50 lux at all times.
(ii) In all areas the Works Package Contractor

shall ensure that background lighting shall be
provided to an average level of 30 lux at
walkway level.
(3) Luminaries shall be provided with suitable enclosures to

protect against accidental damage.
Electrical G7.14 (1) Electrical motors for tunnelling plant shall be suitable for
motors 415Vac 3‐phase supply. Earthing shall be in accordance with
Clause G7.9(1).


(2) Motor control and protection circuits in all locations shall be
as stipulated in BS 6164. Emergency stops for machinery
shall be provided.
Inspection and G7.15 Electrical installations on Site shall be inspected and tested in
testing accordance with the requirements of the IEE Regulations and the
statutory codes.
Identification G7.16 Identification and warning labels shall be affixed to all electrical
switches, circuit breakers and motors to specify their purpose.
Maintenance G7.17 Strict maintenance and regular checks of control apparatus and
wiring distribution systems shall be carried out by personnel of
appropriate grade to ensure safety and efficient operation. The
details of maintenance schedule and maintenance works record
shall be made available for review as requested by the PDP.
Maintenance G7.18 All portable electrical appliances shall be permanently numbered
record (scarf tag labels or similar) and a record kept of the date of issue,
date of the last inspection carried out and the recommended
inspection period.
Electricity G7.19 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall provide and maintain
supply for temporary electricity supplies in the form of a supply kiosk
Other Works for the works by the Other Works Contractors, including
Contractors and testing commissioning, trial operations, in accordance with
trial operations the following:
a) Total electrical loads in a station, depot, and/or an

ancillary building shall be calculated on the basis of
16VA/sq.m. of the gross area.
b) Total number of kiosks shall be calculated on the
basis of one (1) number for every 2,500 sq.m. for a
station, an ancillary building and a depot.
c) For a station and a depot, there shall be at least five
(5) number of LV power supply kiosks of minimum 60
amps 3 phase per level, and for an ancillary building,
there shall be at least one (1)number kiosk of the
same rating per level.
d) For tunnels there shall be at least one LV power
supply kiosk of minimum 60 amps, 3‐phase for every
250 metres run of tunnel.
e) Electricity shall be supplied at the voltages specified

in Subclause G7.6(1).
(2) Each of the supply kiosks shall comprise one 8‐way TPN
(Triple Pole and Neutral) MCCB / MCB distribution board.

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PROJEK MASS RAPID TRANSIT LEMBAH KELANG General Specification for Civil Engineering Works

(3) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible

a) The camera shall be the compact digital type,

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a) one set of each record photograph comprising a

c) printed labels attached to the back of each

(3) Each print of the record photographs shall be

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a) A narrative and drawings describing the main

c) The quantities of major elements and production

a) Details of the Method Statements which will be

b) Details of any Temporary Works which will be

(3) The Works Package Contractor shall, whenever required by

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Method G4.2.1 (1) The Works Package Contractor shall submit for the approval

(2) The Works Package Contractor shall provide to each

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(2) The Works Package Contractor shall provide all necessary

(3) The Works Package Contractor shall ensure that demolition

(6) The Works Package Contractor shall remove all equipment

(7) Prior to commencement of demolition works, the Works

c) submit a detailed method statement for approval

d) submit for approval an appraisal report which shall

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(5) The Works Package Contractor's design of dewatering

(2) Without relieving the Works Package Contractor from the

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(3) Details of any Temporary Works, methods of construction

(4) Unless otherwise specified in the Contract, the Works

(5) Notwithstanding any information indicated or supplied on

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(8) The Works Package Contractor shall be responsible for

(3) The Works Package Contractor shall submit a certificate

(b) Any excavation and lateral support to resist

(d) All temporary soil nails, rock dowels or ground

(e) All falsework and formwork for concrete pours of

(f) Temporary diversion schemes for existing

(g) Excavation, dewatering and groundwater control

Construction G4.10 (1) The Works Package Contractor’s construction equipment

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(2) The Works Package Contractor’s construction equipment

a) Internal combustion engine exhaust mufflers less

b) Reverse travel motion alarms on all wheeled

c) Travel and slew motion alarms on all crawler

e) Fully functional directional indicator lights, brake

g) All engine compartments shall be enclosed with

j) All mobile plant and equipment shall have

k) all plant and equipment with internal combustion

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(2) As part of his coordination responsibilities under Clause

Transport G4.12.2 The Works Package Contractor shall obtain approval for way leaves

Technology G4.13 If applicable, the Works Package Contractor shall identify to the PDP

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(2) The Works Package Contractor shall arrange for the

General G5.2.1 (1) Temporary diversions and associated traffic management

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(7) For all temporary diversions, the Works Package Contractor

(11) The Works Package Contractor’s Traffic Management Team

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