PTW No:

Permit to Work Request

A. Method Statement and Risk Assessment reference No: JAS101-TK4035P-A15-0055
B. General data (to be completed by the Permit Applicant)

PTW Requester Name: PTW Requester Company: PTW Requester Contact No.
PALA RAM SEPCO III 0552037180
WHAT: (description of the activity to be completed – Attach document whenever necessary for further description)

Switchgear Base Frame Installation

WHEN: (request will be issued max 28 consecutive calendar days)

Proposed Start Date and Time: End Date and Time Proposed Duration: (days)
From: To:
28 days
30-08-2020 07:00am 27-09-2020 07:00am
WHERE: (precise location(s) of the activity, including layout and drawing

SWRO Electrical building.

HOW: (specific equipment, tools used) Add attachment for details e.g. Method Statement etc.)

Using Hand tools & power tools, such as drill machine, grinding machine etc.

HIGH-RISK ACTIVITIES

❑ Excavation works ❑ Works with exposure to radiation (ionizing ) - attach radiography

❑ Works at heights
❑ Works in confined space - attach ventilation plan
when required
❑ Lifting operation ( normal lifting)
❑ Lifting operations (Critical lifting)
✓
❑ Hot works
❑ Works on/near live equipment
❑ Works for which LOTOV must be performed
preparation checklist
❑ Works in potentially Explosive Atmospheres/ATEX Zone
❑ Erection, modification and dismantling of scaffolds
❑ Works near, above or under water
❑ Works requiring the use of hazardous substances
❑ Pressure testing
❑ Works on systems handed over to Commissioning
❑ Others (Specify):
 PTW No:
Permit to Work Request
ATTACHMENTS
General
✓ Method Statement ❑
❑ ✓ Risk assessment ❑✓ Drawing / Layout ❑PTW✓ Minimum EHS Requirements Checklist.
Confined Space
❑ Gas Testing/ monitoring equipment certificate ❑ Ventilation Plan ❑ Confined Space entry log ❑ Gas monitoring form ❑ Gas
tester competency certificate ❑ Training record of Entrant/Attendant ❑ Other(specify):
Excavation Work
❑ Cat Scan Report ❑ Drawing/layout ❑ NOC (when required) ❑ Other (specify)
Electrical Work
❑ LOTOV Form ❑ Drawing /layout (if required) ❑ Temporary removal of terminal isolation points (TIPs) ❑ Others (if any)
Work at Height
❑ Life Line Certificates ❑ Boatswain chair Certificate ❑ Safety Net Installation Certificate ❑ Suspended rope platform Certificate
Radiography work
❑ Radiography preparation form ❑ Radiography checklist ❑ Certification of Radiation Protection Officer(RPO) ❑ Radiography company
licence ❑ Location map with exclusive zone ❑ Other (specify):
Lifting Operation:
❑ Rigger / signaller competency record ❑ Approved Lifting plan ❑ Lifting accessories certificates ❑ EGA green card ❑
Marked up load chart ❑ Lifting equipment certificates ❑ Operator competency record ❑ Man ridding basket certificate ❑ Other
(specify):
Hot Work
rd
❑ 3 party certificate/s of competency for specific welding activities ❑ Others:
Aquatic work
❑ Diving plan ❑ Diving supervisor certificate ❑ Divers certificate ❑ Diving equipment certificate ❑ Other (specify):
Pressure Testing work
❑ Pressure test checklist ❑ Test equipment certification ❑ Test equipment manual ❑ Competency record of tester ❑ Location map
❑ Other (specify)
Scaffold work
❑ Approved design( for scaffolds above 24 meters, cantilever, suspended and heavy duty)
❑ Inspector competency certificate ❑ Approved drawing and load calculations (including of winds) ❑ other :
Hazardous Substance
❑ MSDS ❑ Others (specify):
Others:
❑ Permit Transfer Form ❑ Other (Please Specify):
C.LOTOV To be filled by Discipline Manager ❑ Standard LOTOV required ❑ Cross-boundary LOTOV required
Name of Authorized person for LOTOV: LOTOV Form No.
D. Permit to Work Request (to be completed by the Permit Requester)
I confirm hereby that all the above-mentioned information is accurate and relevant at the time of this request.

Name and Signature: Date and Time:

Pala Ram 29-08-2020 3:00pm

E. Permit to Work Request Review & Acceptance (Discipline Manager)

Decision regarding Request: ✓ Accepted
❑ ❑ Rejected
I confirm hereby that the Permit to Work Request and all attached documents are complete, correct and updated.

Additional Requirements / modifications if required (if PTW is accepted ) OR Reason for Rejection:

Discipline Manager Name: Signature: Date and Time

Yong Zhang 2020-08-29 4:20pm

 Refer to PTW#
PTW Minimum EHS Requirements - Checklist
0Excavation Work at Height
Y N NA Y N NA Y N NA Y N NA
MSRA attached � � � Foot protection � � � MSRA attached � � � Temporary scaffold � � �
available platform inspected
Drawing of excavation � � � Eye and face � � � Personnel trained � � � Safety nets and Lifeline � � �
attached if required protection available tested and certified by 3rd
Cat scan report attached if � � � Hand protection and � � � party
required other PPEs Collective fall � � � Means of access are safe � � �
Hard barricade in place � � � Dust mask available � � � prevention measures (MEWP)
Safety signs in place / � � � Manual excavation � � � available
available � � � � � �
In the case where Openings are covered with
Means of safe access and � � � Mechanical � � �
collective fall protection protection sheets with the
egress excavation
are not available then capacity of load bearing
Correct type tools available � � � Machine is safe and � � �
Collective fall Protection capacity of minimum
(if manual excavation) inspected if
measures shall be 3kN/sqm
(Mechanical
excavation) available
� � Safe access to � � � All horizontal surface � � �
Sloping and shoring as per � � Other � �
standard workplaces openings where there is
Other � � � Other � � � available/installed/ risk for falling
checked personnel/material are
Hot Work protected or covered
Y N NA Y N NA
PPE’s (safety harness � � � Warning signages � � �
MSRA attached Helmet, Glasses &
✓ Gloves available ✓ with a Fall-arrest
lanyard) available
displayed

Safe distance from Area free from � � � � � �

flammable materials ✓ combustible materials ✓ Edge protection for
working platform
Hand rails present on the
open side of staircases
Fire watch available for When combustible in place
minimum 1hour. material cannot be
✓ removed, then they ✓ Scaffolding green � � � Other � � �
shall be protected tagged
Correct type of Fire Correct type of Face Scaffolding
extinguisher available
✓ protection available
✓ Y N NA Y N NA

Fire blanket available Flash back arresters MSRA attached � � � Helmet, Glasses & Gloves � � �
✓ ✓ available
Correct type of Gas Mask Heat Resistant
Competent scaffold � � � Safety harnesses are 3rd � � �
available ✓ Clothing or leather ✓ team party certified
apron and sleeves
Other Other Scaffold structure � � � Safety Harness color � � �
✓ ✓ elements of sound steel coded
Confined Space Y N NA Y N NA material
MSRA attached � � � Entry log sheet � � � Any defective or � � � Minimum clearance from � � �
attached damaged scaffold overhead power lines and
Working party trained on � � � Means of � � � materials conductors if present
Confined space entry communication Approved drawing and � � � Work area identified with � � �
available design for scaffold barrier and safety signage
Safety signage display on � � � Safety Harness � � � Scaffolder hold valid � � � Ground condition are � � �
entry point certificates checked and safe
Trained watcher available � � � Gas Mask � � � Other � � � Other � � �
Safe Access and egress � � � Dust Mask � � � LOTOV-Electrical Y N NA Y N NA
Electric Tools with 110V � � � Required PPE � � � MSRA attached � � � Correct insulated Rubber � � �
Adequate Ventilation � � � Other � � � gloves are available
Marked up electric � � � Non-conductive shoes and � � �
Adequate Lighting � � � Other � � �
Diagram identifying Arc flash protective
Lifting Y N NA Y N NA required Isolations clothing available
attached
MSRA attached � � � Lifting equipment � � �
Main source or Breaker � � � Double insulated tools � � �
inspected
� � switched off available
Approved lifting plan � � Lifting equipment � �
attached 3rd party certified Adjacent live services � � � Non-conductive and Arc � � �
Critical lift � � � Tandem Lifting � � � identified and flash protective head
Protective Isolation protection available
Crane operator has valid � � � Lifting accessories � � � fixed in place where
license have ID number and required
color code
Fuse is removed if � � � Arc flash Eye protection � � �
Lifting accessories have 3rd � � � Rigging team 3rd � � �
present available
party certification party certification
Safety signage available � � � Exclusion zone identified � � �
Area free from overhead � � � Flagman available � � �
obstructions/live conductors Adequate lighting (lux) � � � Isolation key kept in safe � � �
Exclusion zone identified � � � Weather condition � � � for the task available place
satisfactory Lock and tag applied � � � Personal lock applied � � �
Correct Safety signs � � � Tagline available � � �
available LOTOV-Mechanical Y N NA Y N NA
Other � � � Other � � � MSRA attached � � � Helmet, Glass & Gloves � � �
Radiography available
Y N NA Y N NA Marked up Mechanical � � � All isolation points are correctly � � �
Diagram identifying identified and Padlocks applied
MSRA Attached Company by AP
� � � certification record � � � required Isolations
attached attached
Main source of energy shut � � � Safety signages displayed � � �
Marked up Drawing/map Competency of
attached � � � technician attached � � � off
Eye protection available � � � Isolation key kept in safe place � � �
Radiography Work Notice Means of
Provided prior to 24 hours � � � communication � � � Main energy sources are � � � All lines are isolated as per the � � �
available verified either locked or marked-up drawing
Radiography preparation Personal film badges blinded
form attached � � � available � � � Other: � � � Personal lock applied by RA � � �

Radiography checklist Correct Radioactive Aquatic Works

attached � � � source decay chart � � � Y N NA Y N NA
attached � � � � � �
MSRA attached Life jackets available
Safety Check for Radiation Posting Warning
Equipment � � � Signs & Barricade � � � Diving plan attached � � � Life ring available � � �
available
Diving supervisor � � � Weather conditions � � �
Other � � � Other � � �
certificates attached assessed
Training records of � � � Work platform in safe � � �
Filled in by PTW Applicant Name: Date: Time:
persons involved in Signature: condition
29-08-2020 Aquatic Works
Correct type of PPE � � � Means of communication � � �
Verified by Discipline Manager Name: Date: Time:
available Signature: available and function
Other � � � Other � � �
29-08-2020
 PTW No
PERMIT TO WORK
General
A. Job description - Refer to PTW request

B. Verification of Risks and Impacts control measures (to be completed by EPC Contractor EHS Authority)
I hereby confirm that the control measures defined in the Permit to Work and all attached documents comply with all applicable EHS
requirements and will effectively contribute to reduce risks and impacts to an acceptable level if they are strictly implemented.
Full name: Signature: Date and Time:
Mohamed Zakir Hussain 29-08-2020 @ 6:30 pm

C. Permit to Work Issuance (to be completed by the Issuing Authority and Receiving Authority)
ISSUING AUTHORITY statement: I hereby confirm that authorization is granted to the Receiving Authority to proceed with the activity
covered by the Permit within the period defined below and according to the EHS Requirements.
RECEIVING AUTHORITY statement: I hereby confirm that I have understood the content of the Permit, including the scope of work, its
limitations, the timing, the conditions, the control measures and EHS requirements.
VALIDITY PERIOD From (Date/Time): To (Date/Time):
(to be filled by Issuer) 30-08-2020 07:00 am 06-09-2020 07:00am
Issuing Authority Receiving Authority
Name: Signature: Name: Pala Ram Signature:
Yong Zhang
Release by: PTW Officer PTW Officer
Name:

D. Permit extension verified by EPC Contractor EHS Authority

Extension Full name: Signature: Date and Time:
1

Extension Full name: Signature: Date and Time:

2

Extension Full name: Signature: Date and Time:

3

E. Permit extension 1 (to be completed by the Issuing Authority and Receiving Authority)
VALIDITY PERIOD From (Date/Time): To (Date/Time):
(to be filled by Issuer)
Issuing Authority Receiving Authority

Name: Signature: Name: Signature:

Release by: PTW Officer PTW Officer
Name: Signature:
F. Permit extension 2 (to be completed by the Issuing Authority and Receiving Authority)
VALIDITY PERIOD From (Date/Time): To (Date/Time):
(to be filled by Issuer)
Issuing Authority Receiving Authority
Name: Signature: Name: Signature:
Release by: PTW Officer PTW Officer
Name: Signature:
G. Permit extension 3 (to be completed by the Issuing Authority and Receiving Authority)
VALIDITY PERIOD From (Date/Time): To (Date/Time):
(to be filled by Issuer)
Issuing Authority Receiving Authority

Name: Signature: Name: Signature:

Release by: PTW Officer PTW Officer
Name: Signature:
H. Permit to Work Clearance (to be completed by the Receiving Authority)
I hereby confirm that the works have been completed, the workplace left clean and safe and that the working party has been
informed that no further works shall be performed under this Permit.
Full name: Signature: Date and Time:
 PTW No
PERMIT TO WORK
General
I. Permit to Work Cancellation (to be completed by the Issuing Authority)
I hereby confirm that the Permit is cancelled and area is in safe condition. All attachments to the Permit have been collected
for archiving.
Full name: Signature: Date and Time:

Note: A General PTW format to be used for all permit excluding Confined Space Permit (e.g. excavation, work at height, work in confined space,
lifting operation, hot work, work on/near live equipment, work for which LOTOV is required, Radiography, work in ATEX area, scaffold work, work
near/above/under water, use of hazardous substances, pressure test, commissioning and other works).
 Project Nr : JAS101-TK4035P
Project title: RO Water Plant for Jebel Ali
Aluminium Smelter

VENDOR NAME REVISION DATE VENDOR’S APPROVAL NAME

SEPCOIII 12-APR-2020 Xu Shupeng

SUBMITTED FOR: X RA (Review) INF (Information) F (Final)

Equipment Title:

Tag Nos.:

Purchase Order/Contract No. JAS101-TK4035P

and Title: RO Water Plant for Jebel Ali Aluminium Smelter

VDR Codes: A15

X 1 WORK MAY PROCEED

2 REVISE AND RESUBMIT - WORK MAY PROCEED SUBJECT

TO RESOLUTION OF INDICATED COMMENTS

3 REVISE AND RESUBMIT - WORK MAY NOT PROCEED

Vendor's drawing review for conformity with
specifications and design drawing.
4 REVIEW NOT REQUIRED OR FOR INFORMATION

5 AS BUILT OR CERTIFIED OR FINAL

This review does not relieve the vendor of his
responsibility for errors in design and detailing as 6 CANCELLED
detailed in his contract.
7 INCORPORATE MARK-UPS & SUBMIT FINAL AS BUILT OR
CERTIFIED

Vendor No.: AE004-S3EL-MS-0010 Rev.: 00

Doc. Title: Project nr: JAS101-TK4035P

Project title: RO Water Plant for Jebel Ali
MSRA for MV/LV switchgear installation Aluminium Smelter
EGA Document No. Submittal
JAS101-TK4035P-A15-0055 01
Reviewed by EGA Construction Reviewed by EGA EHS

Jacobus Steenkamp Mohammad Gufranullah

Name Signature Name Signature

Date: 13 April 2020 Date: 20 April 2020

Total Number of Pages Including Front Sheet: 94

37AF-00016_R00 (26-Nov-2017) Any print of this document is an uncontrolled copy.

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SCOPE......................................................................................... 3

2. REFERENCES................................................................................3

3. ABBREVIATION........................................................................... 3

4. LIST OF TOOLS & EQUIPMENT..................................................... 3

5. LIST OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT.............................. 3

6. RESPONSIBILITIES ...................................................................... 4

7. EHS Requirements...................................................................... 4

8. QUALITY..................................................................................... 5

9. WORK SEQUENCE/ METHODOLOGY .......................................... 5

10. WORKING HOURS ..................................................................... 10

11. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE & CONTACT NUMBERS...................... 10

12. RISK ASSESSMENT..................................................................... 16

13. ATTACHMENTS.......................................................................... 37

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1. INTRODUCTION / PURPOSE

This Method statement outlines the procedures & requirements of MV and LV switchgear
installation.

2. REFERENCES
• Dubai Municipality code of Construction Safety Practices
• EGA Green Book
• Project EHS Manual
• Site Instructions
• ENG/SPE.04.10 – Specifications for Distribution & Motor Control Center
• Field Quality Plan (FQP)

3. ABBREVIATION

• DUBAL Dubai Aluminum

• EGA Emirates Global Aluminium
• EHS Health safety and environment
• TBT Tool Box talks
• MSDS Material Data Safety Sheet
• QA/QC Quality assurance/Quality control
• PPE Personal Protective Equipment
• FQP Field Quality Plan
• RFI Request of Inspection
• LV: Low Voltage
• MV: Medium Voltage

4. LIST OF TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

• Multi Meter
• Power tools
• Electrical Tool Box
• Hand tools
• Lifting accessories
• Trailers, HI- up truck, Pick-ups
• Crane, Fork lift

5. LIST OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

• Safety Helmet
• Safety Shoes
• Safety Glasses
• Safety Gloves
• Site dress
• Dust Mask
• Safety Harness
• Other task specific PPEs

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6. RESPONSIBILITIES

• Project Manager/Project Director- shall be responsible of timely execution of the project,

coordinating the works with the Site Managers/Engineer In-charge and is advising on
technical and contractual matters. He shall be responsible for the overall implementation
of the company safety & Quality plan and ensure efficient execution of works in accordance
with Project specifications.
• QA/QC Manager- shall oversee all activities, to ensure all activities are executed as per
QA/QC Plan and Project specifications.
• Construction Manager- shall be responsible for compliance/implementation of the EHS
requirements, implementation of local regulations monitoring and implementation of
scope of work as related to construction and accordance with approved project schedule.
• Site Engineer- shall be responsible for the compliance/ implementation of the EHS
requirements and controlling the site activities. He/she shall play an effective role in the
implementation of the Safety Program as he/she has direct contact with the workers.
He/she shall plan the site work without jeopardize the safety of people.
• Site Supervisor- shall supervise and organize the daily works, assign the required
manpower and report on the equipment status to his/her line manager. Further he/she
shall be responsible to comply /implement of the EHS requirements on site. He/she shall do
a spot-check on all delivered materials, monitor the proper use of plant and equipment.
He/she shall record the progress in the Daily Production Reports.
• Foreman-shall lead the work force and workmanship during the execution of the work.
• EHS Manger/Officer/EHS Representatives- shall be responsible to monitor the EHS
compliance with the site EHS requirements, local regulations and organization EHS Policy.
He/she shall monitor the compliance with PPEs. He/she shall advise the construction team
on safety compliance. He/she shall monitor that work being performed as per agreed
methodology and PTW requirements.
• Rigger-Shall be responsible to plan, coordinate and supervise all lifting activities in the
project. Ensure that the operators of mobile cranes conduct pre-operation check using
prescribed checklist.

7. EHS Requirements

• All personnel involved in the activities shall be inducted on site safety requirements.
• All personnel shall use site mandatory PPEs such as safety helmet, glasses, shoes, and etc.
Arc Flash PPE to be used as required. A minimum of Cat2 or higher, as per the requirements
of the work location and conditions, to be used as per EGA Standards
• Task specific PPEs as per MSDS to be worn such as ear protection, respiratory protection
etc.
• The workers must be trained on their tasks.
• Safe work environment, safe material and equipment to be provided.
• Adequate housekeeping and material management to be ensured.
• Adequate housekeeping to ensure during course of work and after work.
• Equipment should be maintained in an orderly manner and labeled in accordance with
statutory requirements and should be inspected as required.
• The workers shall be educated on work related hazards, risks, consequences and their
control measure via daily toolbox talk.
• All equipment/tools must be inspected and color coded.
• All efforts shall be made to keep the Environment clean.

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 • Adequate supervision to be ensured during course of work.
• Fitness of all workers to be checked by supervisors prior to start the work.
• Adequate PPEs shall be provided, checked and maintained.
• Adequate rest breaks and rest areas to be provided.
• PTW requirement shall be followed all the time.
• Compliance with EGA Life Saving Rules shall be ensured.
• Daily pre-work checklist must be completed and signed by PTW receivers/supervisors.
• All the works must meet the requirements of EGA Green Book, EHS Manual, Site
Instructions - In case of any activity in live switchgear to be done under PTW with LOTOV.

8. QUALITY

• Testing and Inspection activities shall be done in accordance with the approved FQP.

9. WORK SEQUENCE/ METHODOLOGY

9.1 Prior to perform the activities.

• Necessary work permits shall be obtained by PTW RA from respective authorities prior to
commencement of work.
• Ensure that materials and accessories had been approved by EGA prior to use at site.
• Verify the site access and ensure that the interrelated work of the civil construction has
been finished and released, handed over and ready for safe work operation
• Check relevant items like PPE’s, access of working area, equipment etc. to ensure safety,
workability and environmental requirements.
• Review Specification and IFC drawings.
• TBT shall be conducted and carried out by the site in charged prior to starting the activities
to ensure working in a safe way.
• Ensure that the method statement for respective activity is approved.
• Attached the list of panels to be installed along with individual dimensions and weight
details for each.

9.2 Unloading the equipment and lifting equipment into loading bay:

• Must be obtaining PTW.

• Unloading the equipment from trailer /any vehicle on levelled ground near to the
installation area.
• Placing the equipment into concrete slab access designed for loading the equipment and
etc.
• Lift the equipment by using mobile crane and tower crane. All lifting process must be
implemented all the safety requirement and standard and EGA standard.
• All installation and shifting must be followed as per the manufacture procedure and
recommendation.
• Access of concrete slab (Loading bay) in building for equipment is released and clearance to
be given from civil department and Civil department must be ensured suitable design for
electrical equipment weight as per the attached panel details.
• When transporting the system by crane, fasten the crane hooks to the lugs located at the
top of the control panels.
• All the lifting lugs are included in manufacturer data sheet and have the appropriate SWL.

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 • All the lifting will be done using third party certified equipment and gears and
manufacturer supplied lifting points.
• Standard safe rigging practiced will be followed.

9.3 Shifting the Equipment from loading bay to building installation place.

• Must be obtaining PTW.

• Shifting the equipment from loading bay into building inside using of hydraulic trolley
pallet.
• Person standing loading bay must be wear safety harness.
• While pulling the equipment from loading bay to building ensure equipment properly
arranged on Hydraulic trolley pallet.
• Hydraulic pallet must be third party certified.
• Shifting of panel will be done using the method specified by the manufacturer. The
contractor also must ensure that all chances of panel falling/rollover are avoided.
Additional precautions should be in place to prevent any damage to the panel and safe
execution of the job.
• All installation and shifting must be followed as per the manufacture procedure and
recommendation.

9.4 MV / LV Switchgear Installation.

• Ensure that the location where the Switchgear Panel to be installed conforms to the
approved drawings and has been released for safe work execution. In case of any field
changes on locations to suit field requirements, it shall be reflected on drawings and
informed engineering department for As -Built. Any changes shall be informed and
approved by the client prior to proceed
• Installation place should be ready for switchgear installation: HVAC and lighting system
should be completed; room should be cleaned properly.
• Switchgear base support installed as per the general arrangement drawing.
• Drilling hole for installed anchoring bolt installation for switchgear base.
• All base supports must be installed on proper finished floor and level.
• Ensure that material type, rating, size, area classifications etc. confirms to project
specifications. Check for proper labels / identifications.
• Ensure that surfaces (i.e. walls, structures, flooring etc.) where it will be mounted are well
finished / painted. During installation necessary cover / protection to be provided on
openings not to be used on Substation/control room floors, walls, doors for safety purposes
and avoid entrance of dust.
• While moving to its final installation point, pallet trolley to be used and suitable wooden
boards to be inserted for painting protection.
• Base plate, panel frame, floor fixings etc. will be checked for level and location and fixing
points checked against their position on the respective panels. Cable sleeves and ducts will
be inspected to ensure correct line and location.
• The equipment will be inspected and checked against the relevant General Arrangement
drawing.
• Place / position / align Switchgears Panel as shown on the approved drawings. Drill and
insert anchors. Ensure proper type, size of anchors / bolts / washers is used.
• The side walls for the end cubicles have to be fastened. During fastening the side walls,
make sure that protective conductor connection is secured as per standards.

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 • Switchgears Busbar connection / assembly shall be made as per manufacturer’s
recommendation with proper care. Busbar shall be clean properly and approved grease /
Vaseline to be applied on contact areas. As. Ensure correct type, size of bolts / washers
shall be used.
• Splice bus bars shall be installed according to manufacturer’s installation manual.
• Prior to installation bus bars splice plate shall be clean properly.
• Install bus bar splice plate to join the bus bar on each panel. Use manufacturer supply bolts
and nuts (check on installation drawing / manual). Apply grease on contact points grease
and tight the bolt according to manufacturer’s recommended torque values.
• After installation, Clean external / internals of switchgears / panels and surroundings of the
area. Necessary protection to be provided to equipment when required (i.e. cover with
tarpaulin plastic, wood etc.) to prevent from any deterioration.
• Ensure that all related works are done and completed (i.e. necessary accessories installed,
earthing, Identification tag etc.) as specified on the approved drawings and specifications.
• In-case of any activity in live switchgear must be Under PTW with LOTOV.
• All installation and shifting must be followed as per the manufacture procedure and
recommendation.
• HV RA must be present at all times during working in near or on live equipment Switchgear
voltage level is 11kV,400V,220V.
• Install the end cover in all sides of the panel end.
• Earthing to be installed as per IFC drawing.
• Floor opening should be closed by suitable means.
• Installation shall be carried out by skilled and under competent supervision.
• RFI to be raised as per the FQP.

Hot Work-

A Hot work Permit shall be required to start in any hot work activity in construction site area. A careful
identification of these hazards shall be carried out as part of the risk assessment.
Hot work is defined as any work that generates sparks, flames and / or heat. Hot work includes, but is not
limited to, Drilling and any related heat-producing activities that could ignite combustible materials or
flammable atmospheres.
All personnel involved in hot work shall be trained (3rd party or in-house) on hot work hazards and
mitigation measures. Training shall be based on the use, maintenance and inspection of hot work
equipment.

The Contractor shall ensure the following precautions are taken before starting hot work;

• Remove any combustible materials (such as flammable liquids, wood, paper, textiles,
packaging or plastics) from within 10 meters of the work where possible;
• Ventilate spaces where vapours could accumulate, such as excavations, Confined Space
areas;
• Protect any combustible materials with fire blankets that cannot be moved, from close
contact with flame, heat, sparks or hot slag.
• Check that there are no combustible materials hidden behind/close which could be ignited,
particularly if prolonged welding or cutting is planned;
• Use guards or covers to prevent hot particles passing through openings;
• Maintain a continuous fire watch during the period of the work and keep fire extinguishers
nearby.
• Fire Watch shall be trained and made competent to tackle any incipient fire, initiate &
participate in emergency response.

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 • The area underneath the hot works shall be barricaded to prevent access to the area.
• Fire Watch shall be maintained in position for minimum of 1 hour after completion of hot
work.

Lifting Operation –

A lifting operation is an operation concerned with the lifting and lowering of a load. A load is the item or
items being lifted which could include a person or people. A lifting operation may be performed manually
or using lifting equipment. A lifting operation is a high-risk activity that shall be controlled through a safe
system of work. A careful identification of these hazards shall be carried out as part of the risk assessment.
A Permit to Work is a part of the safe system of work that shall be implemented strictly before starting the
activity.

Following precautions shall be taken but not limited to;

• Suitable lifting equipment and tackles shall be selected as per task specification.
• 3rd party certified and colour coded lifting equipment and accessories shall be used.
• An approved lifting plan shall be attached with the permit.
• Competent operators and riggers with having 3rd party certification shall be allowed to
perform the activity.
• A dedicated lifting supervisor must be appointed and available during critical lifting
operations.
• Load weight and lifting zone shall be identified with barricades and safety signs and
flagman shall be deployed.
• Weather conditions shall be monitored; lift methods shall be re-assessed when wind speed
exceeds 35 km/h and adequate supervision and EHS coverage in place.
• All lifting activities shall stop when wind speed exceeds 38 km/h
• Lifting equipment shall park on even and stable ground.
• Lifting machinery shall be thoroughly examined and tested at least once in every period of
12 months.
• Lifting machinery used for the lifting of personal shall be thoroughly examined and tested
at least once in every period of 6 months.
• Jib cranes exceeding 5-tons lifting capacity shall be fitted with a load indicating device
allowing the operator to ensure that the machine is being used within its stated capacity.
• Taglines shall be used to control load swing.
• Standing, passing or working under a suspended load shall not be allowed.

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 Work at Height –

Working at heights is work in which there is a potential of falling due to earth gravity pull from
anywhere to any place/ structure that is above ground, on the ground or below ground sufficient
to cause injury.
Most of the injuries during work at height involve falls from ladders, scaffolds, working platforms
and roof edges and through fragile roofs.
Work at height is a high-risk activity that shall be controlled through safe system of work. An
adequate risk assessment shall be carried out to identify the risks and control measures. A
systematic approach shall be adopted to protect the employees form fall;
First step to assess the workplace and the work itself. Fall hazard shall be eliminated wherever
possible by changing the sequence of the job, by working from ground level or by the use of
special tools and equipment.
Second step also requires assessing the workplace and work processes. If fall hazard cannot be
completely eliminated during the first step, management shall take a proactive approach to the
prevention of fall by improving installation of stairs, guardrails, scaffolds, and travel restriction
systems can ensure a safe work environment.
Third step is to use fall arresting equipment. Use fall arresting equipment, however, only after
determining that potential fall cannot be eliminated by changing work procedures or workplace or
collective protection cannot be used. Equipment such harnesses, fall arresters, can reduce the risk
of injury if a fall occurs.
• Task specific training shall be provided to the persons involved in work at height activity
that shall include the usage and maintenance of PPEs.
• Safety harnesses and other fall protection equipment, all arresters) shall be inspected by a
3rd party.
• A visual inspection shall be conducted by the user before each use of fall protection
equipment.
• Every quarter, a documented inspection by a competent person shall be performed on fall
arrest equipment by competent persons.
• Personnel performing jobs from an aerial lift, scissor lift or basket shall use a fall arrest
system attached to the basket.
• Climbing onto the middle rail, top rail or working from the outside of the basket shall not
be allowed.
• All work on flatbed trailers higher than 1.8m must be performed with full fall protection
such as - safety nets, fall arrest systems, or full guardrail protection where possible.
• Only safe and inspected portable ladder shall be used and single portable ladders shall not
be longer than 4m. When ascending or descending, the climber must face the ladder and
must keep three points of contact.
• Tools should be carried on a waist belt, in a shoulder bag or raised and lowered on a rope
to ensure a person climbing up/down a ladder maintains an adequate grip on the ladder.
• Platforms based on trestles should be fully boarded, adequately supported (at least one
support per 1.5 meter of board for standard scaffold boards) and provided with standard
edge protection. This all scaffolding shall be erected by EGA approved companies only by
using sound material. Lightweight Aluminium scaffolding shall not allow using on site. (ref-
EGA-Green Book-Sec-19.2.8)
• Mobile scaffold’s wheels shall be firmly fixed to the base of the uprights so that they cannot
fall out when the scaffold is being moved. The scaffold is never moved with anyone or
material on the working platform. While working on a mobile scaffold all the wheels at the
base shall be locked.

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 • The scaffolds shall be inspected by competent inspector, after erection, every seven day (in
normal condition), after modification, after adverse weather conditions and after an
accident to scaffold structure.
• Scaffold users shall not under any circumstances interfere with, modify or remove any part
of a scaffold (this includes scaffold boards). Interference’s with a scaffold shall result in
disciplinary action.
• No one should allow stand or climb over scaffolding guardrails.

Electric Work

• Using of power tools must be 110v connected through RCD.

• Temporary electrical power supply to be used for installation of switchgear.
• Construction electrical power cable inside building should follow as per the standard cable
management.
• Temporary electrical power supply should be handled by competent and certified
electrician with guidance supervisor and engineer.

10. WORKING HOURS

• Working hours will be 07:00-19:00 in general, but may continue 24 hours to fulfil site
requirements, if continuity of work required beyond the normal hours then it will be
communicated in advance.
• Special care to be taken when night shift work shall be carried out.
• Special permission to be obtained from client if required.
• All lighting arrangements to be carried out during day light, adequacy and continuity of
lighting to be ensured.
• As per UAE law mid-day break timing will be followed during summer season.

11. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE & CONTACT NUMBERS

• Assembly points to be established in different location.

• In case of Fire and other emergencies all the personnel must gather at nearest assembly
point.
• In case of all emergency situation call to EGA ERT Team.
• While call to EGA ERT team, tell your name, company name, location and assembly point
number, nature of emergency and the assistance required.
• Do not drop your call until all information not gathered by EGA ERT Team.
• Do not panic in emergency situation, stay calm and follow EHS and EGA ERT team
instruction.
• Do not enter in the area where there was an emergency until green signal from EGA ERT
Team.
• Assign one person at gate-7 to guide EGA ERT Team to the location where assistance
required.
• The deployed person at gate-7 must be capable of English speaking.
• Report all incidents and emergency situations to EHS department.

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 Emergency Contact Details:
EGA ERT Team= 04-822 22 22
SEPCO III Site responsible Person: Mr. Arka Hati (0559063258)
SEPCO III Electrical responsible Person: Mr. Liu Gan (0565477702)
SEPCO III EHS Manager SEPCOIII Mr. Zakir Muhammed (0549981417)
SEPCO III Discipline Manager Mr. Han yang (0525898441).

12. RISK ASSESSMENT

Detail risk assessment is attached to this Method Statement.

Conducting safety toolbox talks with operatives to ensure that the content of this Method
Statement, Risk Assessment and all hazard control measures are communicated and
understood by the Supervision and workforce executing the scope of this Method Statement.

12.1 Environment, Health and Safety Requirements

• All Personnel involved in the activities covered in the scope of this method statement shall
follow the requirements of Health & Safety Management Plan.
• All safety measures and Employer safety procedures shall be implemented.
• All drivers shall have valid license from UAE.
• All work permits (as applicable) shall be obtained prior to commencing any work.
• Barricades and Warning signs to be provided for excavation (if any) at site / work area.
• MSDS Sheet will be provided for all chemicals going to use

12.2 Emergency Procedure

• HSE Officer will thoroughly monitor all site activities and advise safe work procedures on
site.
• Site team will be responsible for keeping away vehicles / equipment safely away from the
services and other concerned area.
• First Aid kit will be available always in the area.

➢ Emergency contact number

➢ First Aider contact number

➢ First Warden contact number

13. ATTACHMENT

13.1 DRAWING:
13.2 LIST OF PACKING LIST:
13.3 MANUFACTURE INSTALLATION MANUAL:

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People Exposed Risk

EGA Emp Accepted?If
Initial Risk
Contractors ‘yes’ move
Visitors & People Hazard/ Potential to next
Sr. Activity with special Aspects (Risk Hazard activity if ‘no’
Mitigation Measures

Environment

Likelihood
No needs Effects complete

Severity
Total (L x S)
People

Asset
Asset additional
control
measures
sheet

01 Access to the EGA people &  Unauthorized X  Personal Injury  Request to be submitted to EGA to obtain gate pass. 2 2 4 Yes
site, Site Contractor & access to site X X Property  Site specific Induction training to be provided to the

mobilization Visitors  Vehicle damage employees

and movement  Equipment  Follow the established rules as per the task requirements

preparation  Inadequate PPEs damage  Competent operator/ drivers to be appointed to operate the

and Dress equipment.

 Inadequate  Site speed limits to be followed.

knowledge of site  Site traffic rules to follow all the time.

rules  Safety signage and road marking to be followed.

  Pedestrian walkways to be established.

 Priority to be given to operation vehicles, ambulance and ERT

vehicle.

 Security instruction to be followed.

 Site dress code to follow.

 Mandatory PPEs to worn while entering at site.

 Site speed limit to be followed.

 All visitors are not allowed to be involved in any physical work

activity.

 All visitors must be escorted at all time and inducted.

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02 Materials EGA people &  Mechanical  Personnel  Selection of equipment as per task specification 2 2 4 Yes
handling with Contractor failure of injury  PTW to be obtained before commencing the work if required.

fork lift truck equipment  Material  Equipment shall be inspected before entering at site.

 Incompetent damage  Equipment must be certified by EGA approve 3rd party

operator  Equipment company.

 Unsecure and damage  Operators shall be certified 3rd party company and valid

loose packing operating license.

material  Ensure adequate packing of material prior to load/unloading.

 Unidentified,  Timber packing to be used to secure the material

excessive weight  Ensure that the load is well secured.

and centre of  Load weight and centre of gravity to be identified.

gravity of  Load weight should not exceed more than SWL capacity of the

material. equipment.

 Equipment  Pre-planned maintenance of equipment to be ensured.

movement  Pre-use check of the forklift to be implemented

x x x
(reversing)  Reversing to be avoided as much as possible

 Unauthorized  Equipment must be fitted with Audible alarm and Beacon

access of lights.

pedestrian in the  Work area to be barricaded, no personnel to be permitted to

working zone enter in work area and safety signage to be displayed.

 Poor  Number of people to be minimized as much as possible in the

communication working zone.

between operator  Continuous monitoring to be ensured to check the entry of

and signaller unauthorized person.

 Flagman to be equipped with whistle to alert the operator and

persons.

 TBT to be conducted before commencing the activity.

 Adequate supervision and EHS coverage to be ensured during

course of work.

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03 Use of hand EGA people &  Sharpe edge of X X X  Personal Injury  Trained and competent persons to be assigned to use hand 2 2 4 Yes
tools Contractor tools like cuts, hand tools.

 Pinch point of injuries, eye  Suitable and task specific tools to be selected.

tools injuries.  All handles and grips to be in good condition.

 Damaged or   Hammers with welded heads and mushroomed chisels and

homemade tools. punch will not allow using.

 Fall of tools from  Pinch points to be identified

elevated areas.  Homemade tools not allow to use

 Hand, face, eye protection, head protection and other

site-specific PPEs to be used.

 Boxes to be used to store the tools

 Daily pre-use inspection of hand tools should be carried out

prior to start.

 Damage tools to be removed from site.

 Safety colour coding to be implemented

 Adequate supervision and EHS coverage to be ensure during

course of work.

04 Use of Power Contractor  Untrained X X X  Equipment  Pre-use inspection of tools, cables to be ensured 2 3 6 Yes

tools Operatives damage  All electric powered tools to be equipped with Dead man or

 Damaged/faulty  Hand and other latching switch.

equipment, tools body parts  Use electric powered tool of rating 110V.

 Damage hoses injury  Power supply to power hand tools must be centre tapped

and cables  Electric shock giving 55 V to earth.

 Electricity  Entanglement  Any electric plant or equipment exceed 110V shall be

 Explosion connected to 30mA RCD.

 Personal Injury  Double insulated cable/code to be used.

 Musculoskeleta  Damaged tools to be removed from workplace immediately

l disorder  Tools to be inspected and colour coded by competent

 Hand sensation electrician as per site inspection procedures.

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 White finger  Avoid cable joints and use proper socket and plugs,

 Hearing loss  Double eye protection to be used while using electric grinders.
Rotating parts of Tinnitus Nine inch grinder not allowed at site.
  

equipment Cable management to be ensured



Loose clothing, Adequate supervision and EHS coverage to be ensure during

 

long hair and ling course of work.

jewellery Power tools must be disconnected when not in use.


 Safety devices (Dead-man switch/Latching) switch to be

checked before staring the activity.

 Specific TBT to be conducted with operative to educate them

on the risks related to power operated tools and their controls.

 Rotating parts to be protected by suitable guards.

 Lose clothing, long hair and jewellery to be avoided.

 Physical inspection to be carried of all safety guards, hoses

and joint connection before commencing the work.

 Pinch points to be identified and hand gloves to be used

 Avoid keeping any body parts in line of fire.

 Anti-vibrant glove to be used while using

 Noisy tools to be replaced and proper maintenance to be

ensured.

 Hear protection to be worn while operating noisy

tools/equipment.

 Ear plug to be used while operating noisy tools.

 Loose and clothing, long hair and jewellery to be avoid.

 Site Specific and suitable PPEs to be used and to be

inspected before use and damaged PPEs to disposed

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05 Lifting Work EGA people &  Mechanical X X X  Injury to  PTW requirement to be followed as per PTW procedure. 2 3 6 Yes
( Including Contractor failure of Crane person  All lifting equipment to be selected as per task specification-

Loading,  Incompetent  Equipment (Capacity of lifting equipment to be considered.)

Offloading and operator damage  EGA approved rental companies’ crane to be hired.

installation  Parking of crane  Damage to  Crane must be having 3rd party certification of EGA approved

using mobile and Trailer on property company.

crane etc. ) unstable ground  Crane to be inspected and sticker to fixed before entering at

surface. site.

 Lifting  Operator must have UAE valid license,3rd party competency

equipment safety certificate and EGA Green Card.

devices failure  Crane must be sited on level and well compacted ground and

 Lifting away from excavation for unloading operations.

accessories  Park the loaded/unloaded trailer as close as possible to

failure delivery area.

 Unidentified  Ensure all safety devices limit switches and overload

weight of lifting automatic cut-off (Safe Load Indicator) are in working

items, anchor condition.

point and center  Unidentified and defective lifting accessories to be removed

of gravity from site.

 Unstable and  Specific task base training to be provided.

unsecure load  TBT to be conducted before commencing the task.

 Incorrect rigging  Minimize personnel’s in the area as possible.

and sling of  All lifting accessories to be 3rd party certified by EGA

lifting items approved companies.

 Failure of  All lifting accessories to be identified with unique ID, SWL and

lifting equipment safety colour coding.

due to operator  Weight of lifting items to be identified

error or lifting  Load should be secured and lifting/anchor points to identified.

outside the  Centre of gravity of the load to be identified.

radius.  3rd party certified riggers to be appointed.

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 Suspended and  A lifting plan to be established when required.

swinging Load  Loads to be slung correctly by competent riggers to prevent

 Unauthorized damage when lifting.

access in lifting  Area to be assessed and cleared where loads to be placed.

zone  Adequate supervision and monitoring to be ensured.

 Inadequate  Gloves to be worn by those guiding loads.

supervision  Last Minute Check to be performed.

 Miscommunicati  Unidentified and defective lifting accessories to be removed

on between from site.

operator and  Specific task base training to be provided.

signaller  No persons allowed standing or walking under the suspended

 Adverse weather loads.

conditions (High  Tag line to be used to control load movements.

wind, Fog,  Exclusion Zone to be identified and to be cordoned off with

Sandstorm and physical barricades and minimize the persons inside lifting

Rain) zone.

 Safety signage to be displayed around exclusive zone.

 Dedicated banks man should be assigned for lifting operation

to stopped unauthorized personnel access to lifting area.

 Audible alarm or whistle to be used to aware the employees

regarding the lifting activity.

 Eye contact between operator and signaller to be insured if not

possible then other communication tools like radio or

Waki-taki to be used.

 All personnel shall wear the mandatory PPE (reflecting vest)

 Inspection of the area to be carried out by supervisor along

with lifting crew.

 Rigger banks man to be identified with specific vest/helmets

colour.

 Lifting operations should be stopped during extreme weather

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conditions.
 Lifting operation must be stopped if wind speed exceeds 35
KM/H even less if it the cane operator deems it necessary.
 Work to be stopped in foggy climate until visibility clear.

 The local weather forecast should be obtained and to

communicate to all employees involved in lifting activities.

 After rain/wind the area to be re-assessed before resuming

the activity.
All the equipment installation including lifting shifting of
switchgear must be followed as per the manufacture
procedure and recommendation.

06 Lifting Work EGA people &  Mechanical X X X  Injury to 2 3 6 Yes

( Hiab Truck Contractor failure of Hi-ab. person  All lifting equipment to be selected as per task specification-

)  Incompetent  Equipment (Capacity of lifting equipment to be considered.)

operator damage  Hiab must be having 3rd party certification.

 Parking of Hiab  Damage to  Hiab to be inspected and sticker to fixed before entering at

on unstable property site.

ground surface.  Operator must have UAE valid license, 3rd party competency

 Lifting certificate.

equipment safety  Hiab must be sited on level and well compacted ground and

devices failure away from excavation for unloading operations.

 Lifting  Park the loaded/unloaded Hiab as close as possible to delivery

accessories area.

failure  Ensure all safety devices limit switches and overload

 Unidentified automatic cut-off (Safe Load Indicator) are in working

weight of lifting condition.

items, anchor  Unidentified and defective lifting accessories to be removed

point and center from site.

of gravity  Specific task base training to be provided.

 Unstable and  TBT to be conducted before commencing the task.

unsecure load  Minimize personnel’s in the area as possible.

 Incorrect rigging  All lifting accessories to be 3rd party certified by EGA

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and sling of approved companies.

lifting items  All lifting accessories to be identified with unique ID, SWL and

 Suspended and safety colour coding.

swinging Load  Weight of lifting items to be identified

 Unauthorized  Load should be secured and lifting/anchor points to identified.

access in lifting  Centre of gravity of the load to be identified.

zone  3rd party certified riggers to be appointed. .

 Inadequate  Loads to be slung correctly by competent riggers to prevent

supervision damage when lifting.

 Miscommunicati  Area to be assessed and cleared where loads to be placed.

on between  Adequate supervision and monitoring to be ensured.

operator and  Gloves to be worn by those guiding loads.

signaller  Last Minute Check to be performed.

 Adverse weather  Unidentified and defective lifting accessories to be removed

conditions (High from site.

wind, Fog,  Specific task base training to be provided.

Sandstorm and  No persons allowed standing or walking under the suspended

Rain) loads.

 Tag line to be used to control load movements.

 Exclusion Zone to be identified and to be cordoned off with

physical barricades and minimize the persons inside lifting

zone.

 Safety signage to be displayed around exclusive zone.

 Dedicated banks man should be assigned for lifting operation

to stopped unauthorized personnel access to lifting area.

 Audible alarm or whistle to be used to aware the employees

regarding the lifting activity.

 Eye contact between operator and signaller to be insured if not

possible then other communication tools like radio or

Waki-taki to be used.

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 All personnel shall wear the mandatory PPE (reflecting vest)

 Inspection of the area to be carried out by supervisor along

with lifting crew.

 Rigger banks man to be identified with specific vest/helmets

colour.

 Lifting operations should be stopped during extreme weather

conditions.

 Lifting operation must be stopped if wind speed exceeds 35

KM/H even less if it the cane operator deems it necessary.

 Work to be stopped in foggy climate until visibility clear.

 The local weather forecast should be obtained and to

communicate to all employees involved in lifting activities.

 After rain/wind the area to be re-assessed before resuming the

activity

07 Stacking and EGA people &  Poor stacking of x x x  Personal  The site layout will include adequate facilities for the material 2 2 4 Yes
Storage of Contractor material Injuries storage and stacking of material.

Material  Poor  Property  Area to be identify with barriers and signage.

Housekeeping Damage  Material segregation to be ensured while storing the material.

 All materials will be stacked neatly as per height and width to

prevent rolling, falling or damage to material/ equipment.

 Adequate timber packing to be ensured.

 Adequate housekeeping to be ensure all the time.

08 Work at Height EGA people &  Damaged ladder x x  Personal Injury  Suitable ladders (Length) to be selected for the task, 2 3 6 Yes
(use of ladder) Contractor  Incorrect type of  Portable single ladder length should not more than 4 meters.

ladder  Ladder to be inspected physically before any use,

 Incorrect angle of  Ladder to be secured by tying on top.

ladder  Bottom of the ladder to be fitted/secured with non-slip feet.

 Ladder angle will be maintained 75 degrees.

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 Climber must face the ladder while ascending or descending

and three contacts to be maintained all the time.

 Ladder shall be extended 1meter above landing area.

 Portable Ladder shall not be used more than one person at

same time.

 Portable ladder must not use as working surface, if it is

necessary to use and person’s feet are positioned above 1.8

meter, then fall prevention/arrest system to used.

09 Work at height-  Unsecured work x x  Personal  Site specific induction and specific work training to be 2 3 6 Yes
using scaffold EGA people & platform Injuries provided all personnel involved in work at height.

Contractor  Fall of material  Property  PTW to be obtained before commencing the work.

 Unauthorized Damage  Platform based on trestle must be fully boarded with edge

entry underneath protection included handrail, intermediate rails and toe

 Insufficient boards.

access and  Scaffold to be erected by EGA approved companies and

egress tagged (Green Tag)

 Fall of person  Adequate manual handling techniques to be used.

 Adverse weather  Certified Gin Wheel& lifting bags to be used to shift the

conditions material on top.

 Scaffold to be secure by mid-rail, toe-board and top-rail

 Safe and suitable means of access and egress to be provided

and checked before use.

 Scaffold to be inspected as per legal requirements.

 All personnel working at height above 1.8 meters shall wear

full body harness with double lanyards (EN: 361) and clipped

on with 100% tie off at all time while erecting the scaffold/

working scaffold/ working at platform.

 Do not keep or store unwanted materials and tools on

scaffolding Platform.

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 Do not overload the scaffold working platform above the

specification.

 No person will be allowed to work on scaffolding with a red

tag.

 No person allowed standing or crossing over handrails.

 Weather condition to be monitored while work is ongoing.

 Adequate supervision to be ensured during course of work.

 TBT to be conducted by prior to work commencement to

educate the team on risks and control measures.

 Material and tool to be secured to avoid falling form height.

 Only required persons should be present on the platform.

 Area to be barricaded underneath where work at height activity

being carried out.

 All scaffolding to be re-inspected every seventh days, after

any modification, after heavy wind/rain or any accident to

scaffolding.

 Loading bay installed as per EGA standard.

 Loading bay SWL details to be provided.

10 Hot works EGA people &  Contact with hot x x x  Injury to  PTW to be obtained 2 3 6 Yes
-Drilling Contractor metal/ surface person/cuts &  Ensure all Hot work operations are carried out by trained,

 Naked flame laceration competent persons

 Compressed gas  hand crushed/  Check equipment before use-specifically electric cables,

cylinders bruises plugs.

 Use of power  Ensure any  All combustible material to be removed from hot work areas if

tools welding not possible cover with fire blankets.

 Faulty equipment operations a  Hot work area to be barricaded and identified by safety

 Damage  Personal signage.

electric cable Injuries  Adequate cable management to be ensured.

 Toxic fumes  Fire  Adequate ventilation to be provided in hot work area.

produced by  Eye Damage  Ensure suitable fire extinguisher equipment and fire blankets

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welding process.  Explosion are available.

 No-ionizing  Inhalation  Respiratory mask. Helmet Fire retardant overalls or apron, face

radiation problem. and eyes protection and other site-specific PPEs.

 Trailing cable  Skin burn  Loose clothes, long hair and jewellery to be avoided.

 Combustible  Heat stress  Earthing cable to be connected close to the welding point as

material in much as possible.

vicinity  Powert tools mus be 110v supply connected through 30mA

 Inadequate PPE RCD.

 Excessive heat  All power hand tools must be inspected by sepco iii

generated by hot

work.

11 Working in EGA people &  High x x x  Heat rashes,  Cool and shaded area to be provided for rest. 2 2 4 Yes
Summer season Contractor atmospheric  Heat cramps,  Cold and fresh water along with Hydrolyte drink to be

temperature  Heat provided.

 High humidity Exhaustion  Availability of water close to the work area will be ensured.

 Expose to direct  Dehydration,  Individual water thermoses to be provided to contain water

sun light  Sunburn  Body-body system to be implemented-

 Heat stroke  Alone working not allowed.

 Job rotation to be implemented to reduce the exposure time.

 Pre-job briefing to workers on heat stress and precautions.

 Acclimatization- Care of new employees to be taken to reduce

exposure time to sun and hot climate and gradually increase

duty time to allow the adjust with climate;

 Person to be assigned for the task according to his health and

body condition (capacity)

 Trained the team on the signs and symptoms of heat stress.

 Team to be educated on not to use oily, heavy and spicy food.

 Increase fruit and vegetables, reduce consumption of alcohol,

tea, coffee and energy drinks.

 Urine chart to be displayed close to urinates.

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 Environmental conditions to be monitored regularly and work

practices to be adjusted accordingly

 Mid-day break to be implemented strictly to comply with DM

regulation.

 A brief toolbox talk to be conducted every second week to

refresh the knowledge of workforce on heat stress.

 Heat Stress campaign to be launched and heat stress posters

to be displayed on site for the communication.

 Adequate supervision and EHS coverage to be ensure during

course of work.

 In case of emergency call EGA medical team on 04-8222222

12 Night shift EGA people &  Poor Lighting X X X  Injuries to  Proper illumination (lighting) to be provided to cover the work 2 2 4 Yes
activities Contractor  Vehicle personnel due area with required Halogen lights/LED light/ mobile tower

Movement to poor lights with minimum intensity of 100 lux.

 Unprotected visibility  No employee will be allowed to wear dark glasses during night

Excavation and  Slip, trip and shift.

openings fall from same  Wearing uniform with reflecting strips or reflecting vest.

 Improper Vision level- lead to  All openings and exactions will be closed or suitably guarded

 Poor injury with hard barricades and with flashing lights

housekeeping  Collision of  Reflective signage shall be displayed for improved visibility

and cable vehicle during low light.

management  Health  Vehicle to be fitted with audible alarm and reflecting bacon

issue-Fainting, lights.

Headache  Good housekeeping, cable management and material storage

to ensured.

 Ensure the night shift workers are getting good sleep in day

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time.

 Employee rotation shall be done so that they are not

continuously engaged in night shift.

 Lighting arrangement to be done in day-light and adequacy of

light should be checked by competent person.

 Continuous supervision shall be ensured during night shift.

 Adequate emergency controls to be in place before

commencing of night works.

 Alone working not allowed.

13 Manual Handling EGA people &  Unidentified x x  Avoid manual handling, if possible. 2 2 4 Yes
of material Contractor weight of load.  Back Injury  Eliminate where possible the requirement for manual handling,

 Unidentified  Muscle strain use mechanical aids to reduce the risk.

grasp points and sprain.  Assess the weight and nature of load prior to lift.

 Bulky load  Hand and foot  Identify the grasp point.

 Poor body injury  Proper manual handling techniques to be adopted and manual

posture  Musculoskeleta guidelines to be followed.

 Sharp edges l disorder  The load handling should not exceed 25 kg

 Poor body  Hernia  Suitable PPEs to be worn.

posture  Maintain good footing, balance and posture.

(bending, reaching,  Sufficient break times to be provided.

stretching, pulling,  Proper training to be provided on manual handling.

lifting, repetitive  Adequate supervision and EHS coverage to be ensured.

motions)  Seeking assistance if load is heavy than 25Kg.

 TBT to be conducted with crew

 The area should be level and free from any trip hazards.

 Gloves to be worn by all involved in manual handling

 Housekeeping to be maintained in working areas

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14 Handling of EGA people &  Incorrect storage x x x  Grease and other hazardous liquids will be stored separately 2 2 4 Yes
hazardous Contractor facilities  Fire in a bounded area.

substances  Incompatibility of  Explosion,  Grease etc. to be provided with drip trays (110% in volume) to

(Grease) substances.  Soil avoid soil contamination.

 Uncontrolled contamination  Spill kit to be placed close to the storage area and Spill kits to

delivery of  Health issues be inspected to identify any damage.

hazardous skin allergy  Storage will be away from any source of ignition.

substance.  Likewise cutting gases (oxygen / acetylene) will be stored in a

designated basket separated from other materials.

 Storage area to be identified specifically.

 Storage area will be shaded to protect from direct sun and will

be well ventilated.

 No Smoking signs to be displayed.

 No hot work will be allowed in the vicinity of storage area.

 MSDS will be provided close to the storage areas. Inventory

logs to be maintained.

 Drip trays to be cleaned frequently and hazardous material to

be properly disposed according to local regulations.

 Fire extinguisher positioned close to storage area to be

inspected on regular basis.

 PPEs to be worn as per MSDS requirements.

 Chemical Waste to be disposed as per MSDS and legal

requirements.

 Specific training to be provided on the safe use of chemical.

 COSHH assessment to be carried out.

 MSDS requirements to be followed for storage facilities.

 Incompatible chemicals must be stored separately.

 All storage containers to be labelled and closed.

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15 Working in EGA people &  Sand Strom x x x  Collapse of  Stop work during heavy rain and sand storm until condition 2 2 4 Yes
adverse Weather Contractor  High speed Wind equipment not safe.

conditions  Heavy Rain  Personal injury  Assess the area after rain/high wind before commencing the

 Poor visibility due to fall of work.

due to fog equipment or  Stop work in foggy weather condition until visibility clear.

flying objects/  Stop all lifting operation when speed exceed 35 KMH .

material from  All work at height activities to be assessed after heavy rain or

height wind.

 Slip, trip and  Material stored at height will be secured to avoid flying.

fall from same  Site and UAE traffic rules to be followed in case of adverse

level lead to weather condition.

injury  Weather forecasts are checked and communicated to site

 Vehicle/road team.

accident  Scaffold structure to be inspected again before staring the

activity

 All working areas to be inspectional by supervisor and EHS

team before resuming the work after any adverse weather.

 Ground condition to be check after heavy rain.

 Flagman to be deployed and equipped with flash lights to

control traffic in foggy weather.

16 Electrical Panel EGA people &  Slip, trip and  PTW to be obtained. 2 2 4 Yes
Installation Contractor fall from same  Competent & certified electricians to handle all electrical

Incompetent level installations.



electrician  Hand injury  110 V supply to be used where possible, If supply exceeds

 Damaged hand such cuts, more the 110V, System to be equipped with 30mA RCD.

tools abrasion  Standard Waterproofed industrial plugs and sockets to be

 Pinch point  Property used.

 Sharp edge damage  Adequate cable protection and management to be ensured.

 Sharp edge tools  Electric shock  Task specific tools to be selected and double insulated tools

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 Live  Damage to to be used.

equipment/Live equipment  Pre-inspection of tools and avoid using damaged tools.

switchgear room  Equipment  Damaged tool to be removed from work location immediately.

damage.  Rubber gloves and nonconductive foot wear to be used while

connecting the live cables.

 Other site and task specific PPEs to be worm all the time.

 All safety devices to be checked on regular basis and to be

ensured that all are in working condition.

 Insulated tools, Rubber mat, Insulated gloves and etc as per

the electrical safety standard working at near or in live

equipment.

 All installation must be done by competent person presence of

electrical engineer and RA.

 Equipment shifting to building inside using of hydraulic trolley

pallet.

 Hydraulic pallet must be third party certified.

 SWL details must be kept at site while using hydraulic pallet.

 Incase of any activity in live equipment must be under PTW

with LOTOV.

 All the equipment installation including lifting shifting of

switchgear must be followed as per the manufacture procedure
recommendation.

 Arc Flash PPE to be used as required. A minimum of Cat2 or

higher, as per the requirements of the work location and

conditions, to be used as per EGA Standards.

 Switchgear details must be kept at site during execution.

 Competent electrical supervision require in live

11kV,400v,220v switch gear room. Electrical engineer & HV

RA must be present at live electrical room for during

installation of new panel installation live switchgear room.

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 Ensure Permit is in
place and follow
LOTO procedures.
 Only allow
authorized
personals to enter
the work area.
 Unauthorized  All equipment shall
Working near to access. be visually
 EGA
Live  Falling objects  Personal injuries inspected prior to
17 Employees. X X 2 2 4 Yes
areas/operation  Pinch points  Electrocution installation to
 Contractor.
areas.  Electricity ensure that it is free
from any defects,
etc.
 Ensure that all
equipment being
installed complies
with all relevant and
safety standards
and of the correct

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rating for which it is

used for.
 All Personnel shall
ensure that a safe
system of work is
implemented.
 All sharp edges to
be protected
properly.
 Only competent
persons are
allowed to carry the
activity.
 Use appropriate
and insulated tools
for the activity.
 Inspect all the
equipment’s before
use and make sure
are approved.
 Remove all scraps
once the job is
finished.
 Arch flash CAT 2
PPE to be worn
while working if
near to live
systems.

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Close supervision
from site
supervisors and
EHS personals
during the work
activity.

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NOTES: WARNING
1. ALL PLANT FINISHED FLOOR ELEVATIONS (INSIDE BUILDING) WILL BE WITH RESPECT This drawing is an uncontrolled document. The controlled document is available electronically online.
th TO ELEVATION AS 0.0M, WHICH WILL BE CORRESPONDING TO (+)6.0M DMD. FINISHED
or

38
Please check the print date located at bottom right corner.
GRADE ELEVATION SHALL BE (-)0.300M WHICH WILL BE CORRESPONDING TO (+)5.7M
N

.
DMD.

43
A G Whilst it is intended that this drawing reflect the current As-built information as at the date of the
e 2. BUILDING DIMENSIONS AND EQUIPMENT SIZES SHOWN ARE PRELIMINARY AND SHALL
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BE FINALIZED AFTER RECEIPT OF ACTUAL VENDOR DETAILS. drawing, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions including those which arise from subsequent
T 46100
3. PANEL DOOR SHOWN IN THIS LAYOUT IS INDICATIVE ONLY. PANEL DOOR DETAILS works. This drawing should not be used as the sole source of information for any work which may

°
SHALL BE INDICATED IN ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING.
have implications for safety or operability (for example, buried services, electrical isolations).
N

B C D E F
Plant North Actual condition are to be verified by physical measures such as Cat scans, hand excavations
7500 8000 8000 7000 8000 7600 LEGENDS: and isolation tests.
8 8

SINGLE DOOR RCC RETAINING WALL

COPYRIGHT
1 This drawing is confidential and copyright. It must not be copied, used or disclosed to third parties
DOUBLE DOOR CAVITY WALL without EGA's written permission. It remains EGA's property and must be returned on request.

STAIRCASE-1 WALL DIMENSIONS / LEVELS / COORDINATES PROJECTION

PANEL FRONT
3850
*
FIRE ESCAPE ROUTE 1. All Dimensions are in mm unless otherwise specified.
CAGE LADDER (INDICATIVE ONLY)
FROM BASEMENT 2. All Ground Levels, Elevation Levels are in meters.
UP TO GROUND FLOOR DUMMY PANEL

FRD
A FOR MAN-MOVEMENT 3. All Coordinates are as per DUBAL / EMAL Grids.
ABBREVIATIONS:
2 DO NOT SCALE DRAWING. IF IN DOUBT, ASK

1000
MINIMUM DOOR
REQUIREMENT
FGL FINISHED GRADE LEVEL TOC TOP OF CONCRETE
1200W x 2160H KEY PLAN / GENERAL NOTES / LEGEND
FFL FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL DB DISTRIBUTION BOARD
815 1000 (TYP) TYPICAL FRD FIRE RATED DOOR

CL CENTER LINE AC FC FF AIR-CONDITIONING, FALSE

CEILING AND FALSE FLOOR
th
or

38
SST STATION SERVICE
TRANSFORMER SUB-07 (CLOUD MARK UP)
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EQUIPMENT LIST: T

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7 7

N
PANELS IN ELECTRICAL ROOM:
Plant North

LEGEND DESCRIPTION KKS TAG NO.

B B 1 11KV SWRO SWITCHGEAR 00BBA01

2 400V SWRO NORMAL SWITCHGEAR 00BFA01

15800

3 3 400V SWRO ESSENTIAL SWITCHGEAR 00BMA01

CABLE CELLAR 4 400V SWRO MCC 00BJA01

5 DELETED -
FFL
EL(-)3.050
6 400V HVAC MCC 00BJA02

7 400V ACDB 00BJE01

8 110V DCDB [SYSTEM-1] 00BUB01

8000

8a 110V BATTERY CHARGER-1 [SYSTEM-1] 00BTM01

8b 110V BATTERY CHARGER-2 [SYSTEM-1] 00BTM02

6 9 110V DCDB [SYSTEM-2] 00BUB02 6

9a 110V BATTERY CHARGER [SYSTEM-2] 00BTM03

1000 815
10 220V AC UPS DB 00BRA01
1000

10a 220V AC UPS-1 00BRV01

4
10b 220V AC UPS-2 00BRV02
FRD

CAGE LADDER 11 DELETED -

FROM BASEMENT UP
TO GROUND FLOOR
MINIMUM DOOR 12 DELETED -
FOR MAN-MOVEMENT A REQUIREMENT
SUMP PIT
1200W x 2160H
BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN 13 400V INDOOR LIGHTING DB 00BLA01
Item Reference Drawing No. Reference Drawing Title

14 400V OUTDOOR LIGHTING DB 00BLA02

01. JAS101-TK4035P-M01-5001 GENERAL LAYOUT

15 INERGEN/FIRE PROTECTION CYLINDERS (92 NOs) LATER 02. JAS101-TK4035P-M01-5005 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT FOR RO BUILDING AREA
[46 NOs WORKING & 46 NOs STAND BY]
03. JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6447 RO ELECTRICAL BUILDING RACEWAY LAYOUT
STAIRCASE-2
16 SST#01 00BFT01
04. JAS101-TK4035P-M19-6562 HVAC DUCT LAYOUT DRAWING RO ELECTRICAL AND CONTROL BUILDING

A G 17 SST#02 00BFT02
05. JAS101-TK4035P-C01-6224 ELECTRICAL & CONTROL BUILDING - RC DETAILS OF STAIRCASE

46100 18 SST#03 00BFT03

06. JAS101-TK4035P-C01-6382 ROAD LAYOUT AND DETAILS
5 5
B C D E F 19 SST#04 00BFT04
NOTES:
7500 8000 8000 7000 8000 7600 20 110V DC BATTERY-1 [SYSTEM-1] 00BTB01
01. DIMENSIONS MARKED WITH * SHALL BE FINALIZED DURING DETAIL ENGINEERING.
21 110V DC BATTERY-2 [SYSTEM-1] 00BTB02 02. CABLE TRAYS ARE SHOWN INDICATIVE ONLY. DETAILED LAYOUT SHALL BE A PART OF RACEWAY LAYOUT
DWG. NO. JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6441.

22 110V DC BATTERY FUSE BOX-1 [SYSTEM-1] 00BTF01 03. ARC DUCT WILL RELEASE THE ARC TO OUTSIDE. THE BUILDING EXTERIOR NEED AN ISOLATION ZONE,
AROUND THE END OF ARC DUCT WITH 3 METERS RADIUS. THE ZONE IS FORBIDDEN TO PASS.

23 110V DC BATTERY FUSE BOX-2 [SYSTEM-1] 00BTF02

CONTRACTOR/INSTALLER SHALL TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONS TO ENSURE THE
24 110V DC BATTERY [SYSTEM-2] 00BTB03
SAFETY OF ALL PEOPLE LOCATED ON WORK SITE, INCLUDING
CONTRACTOR'S/INSTALLER'S PERSONNEL ( OR THAT OD ITS SUB-CONTRACTOR(S))
400V OUTGOING CABLES
PERFORMING THE WORK.
25 110V DC BATTERY FUSE BOX [SYSTEM-2] 00BTF03
TO FEED SWRO PLANT
FOR DETAILS, REFER DWG NO.
ANY MODIFICATION OR ADDITION TO THIS DRAWING BY AN ORGANIZATION OTHER THAN
26 AC UPS BATTERY-1 00BTA01 SARGENT & LUNDY, IS NOT THE RESPONSIBILTY OF SARGENT & LUNDY.
7650 JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6441

27 AC UPS BATTERY-2 00BTA02 07 04/23/20 ISSUED FOR REVIEW KNS DSF PK SRW

28 AC UPS BATTERY FUSE BOX-1 00BTF04 06 01/22/20 ISSUED FOR REVIEW KNS DSF PK SRW
STAIRCASE-1

29 AC UPS BATTERY FUSE BOX-2 00BTF05

05 11/19/19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW KNS DSF PK SRW
1 RO BUILDING 04 11/08/19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW KNS DSF PK SRW
30 400V SWRO ESSENTIAL MCC 00BMA02

DN 03 10/03/19 ISSUED FOR REVIEW KNS DSF PK SRW

A PERMENANT CUT-OUT ON Rev. Date Description Drawn Checked App-1 App-2

3400
3850

* FFL (±) 0.0M FOR MAN-MOVEMENT

4
MINIMUM DOOR
THRU CAGE LADDER FROM Consultant Logo / Name
GROUND FLOOR TO BASEMENT
REQUIREMENT
N: 9153.412
1200W x 2160H UP E: 9876.093
FRD
Mott MacDonald 4
2
MINIMUM DOOR
REQUIREMENT
1000W x 2160H WALKWAY

Contractor / Supplier Logo / Name

TYP)

MV SWITCHGEAR ROOM Contractor Consultant Logo/Name

TYP)

TYP)
2500

2595

2500

AC PERMANENT EXISTING FACILITIES: SARGENT & LUNDY

(

HANDRAIL RAMP UP
(

55 EAST MONROE STREET

(

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60603-5780

FFL WITH A GATE
EL(-)0.050 P01 -TELEPHONE CABLE (PVC PIPE 02 NOs)
Subsupplier Logo/Name
1 P02 -11KV CABLE (01 NO)
500 1390 P03 -UNKNOWN CABLE (01 NO) The Contractor declares that this submission has passed the Contractor's
ONAL

1
2
4

5
C)

P05 -ELECTRIC CABLE (03 NOs)

M V VSD-

QA/QC procedure and is in accordance with the requirements of the Contract

M V VSD-
M V VSD-

M V VSD-

M V VSD-
2 PT

1 PT

2270 3830
SPARE

SPARE
1
2
4

3
B/

MV MV MV MV MV
SST-
1
SST-
SST-

SST-
2

BUS

C-

P07 -UNKNOWN CABLE (01 NO)

C-

SECTI

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7800

C-

C-

UP
/

VSD 1 VSD 2 VSD 3 VSD 4 VSD 5

/

3M RADIUS (TYP) Contractor / Supplier Document No. Sheet No. Revision

I
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P08 -TELEPHONE CABLE (PVC PIPE 02 NOs)

TI
/

/
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(SEE NOTE : 03) MINIMUM DOOR P09 -UNKNOWN PVC PIPE 200DIA
TYP)
1180

REQUIREMENT P10 -RAIN WATER PVC PIPE 200DIA

MINIMUM DOOR 2620W x 2990H JAS101-TK4035P-E21-6481 01/03 07
1895
TYP)
1615

ARC PRESSURE
(

REQUIREMENT 15
RELIEF CHANNEL 1000W x 2160H
(

Equipment TAG Number :

FRD Equipment Description :

B FIRE RATED
1640 2000 B
WALL
TYP)

TYP)
TYP)

3 3
2335

2335
200

TYP)

9 Contractor's drawing review 1. Work may proceed

200

400V OUTGOING CABLES

1606
MINIMUM DOOR 3030 550
(

9a
15800

TO FEED SWRO PLANT

(

REQUIREMENT for conformity with

(

3 FOR DETAILS, REFER DWG 2. Revise and resubmit. Work may proceed subject to
1000W x 2160H
NO. JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6441 specifications and design
3981

resolution of indicated comments

1170 1460 3270 drawing.
400V OUTGOING CABLES (TYP) 3. Revise and resubmit. Work may not proceed
TO FEED SWRO PLANT
TYP)
TYP)

FOR DETAILS, REFER DWG NO. 6 30 7

1246

1246

This Review does not

JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6441 4. Review not required or For Information
(

relieve the Contractor of his

(

RAMP UP
4795 responsibility for errors in 5. As-Built certified
2075
11KV INCOMING CABLES
FROM CCPP PLANT FOR UP design and detailing as
DETAILS, REFER DWG NO. 6. Cancelled
8000

LV SWITCHGEAR ROOM 4 detailed in the contract.

JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6441
TYP)
1800

AC
MINIMUM DOOR 7. Incorporate Mark-ups & submit final As-Built or Certified
FFL REQUIREMENT
(

EL(-)0.050 2620W x 2990H

3 2 Reviewed by : Signature : Date :
3245
SPARE ACB
ACB

ACB
/C

3485 18
EDG I

400V OUTGOING CABLES 1000 Client:

TO FEED DG CABLES 28 JA POWER AND WATER CO. LLC
FOR DETAILS, REFER DWG NO.
504

JAS101-TK4035P-E18-6441
TYP)

6 P01 29
1204

1254

1204

1204
1299

1299

TYP)

TYP)
1654

1654

1654

1654

1654

1804

CABLE TRAY 30
1410

1410

14 P09
PERMANENT 13 14
1100

1100

1100

1100
(

CUT-OUT (TYP)
(

HANDRAIL 1000
(

718 24
WITH A GATE
1
7
2 4 2
20
31
2 HOURS FIRE P02 25 FRD
2 1513 ELECTRICAL FLOOR
1500

1500

1500

1500

RATED WALL (TYP) 200 2 HOURS

8 PIPE SLEEVE
FIRE RATED WALL
P03 32 UP
2400 6400 (TYP) 6100 3275
P10 (TYP) MINIMUM DOOR Area
3700

3850

PERMENANT CUT-OUT ON 9 REQUIREMENT

3400

26
FFL (±) 0.0M FOR MAN-MOVEMENT 27 1000W x 2160H
THRU CAGE LADDER FROM
3 10
GROUND FLOOR TO BASEMENT
4 Project
P05 22
DN
3050

12
15

5 33 34 1100 1100
1100 1100 1400 1100 P07
19
RO Water Plant for Jebel Ali Aluminium Smelter
17
P08 1100
16 STAIRCASE-2
8122
1100

1100

1100

1100

19 18 17 16
36 35 Drawing Title
3600 1100 MINIMUM DOOR NEW ROAD
REQUIREMENT
1200W x 2160H
7750
1282

1282

EXISTING ROAD EDGE RO AREA

A
ELECTRICAL BUILDING LAYOUT
1 1

Area / Facility / Sub Facility : ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT LAYOUT

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Scale : 1:125 Dwg.Size : A1 File Name :JAS101-TK4035P-E21-6481
EXISTING ROAD 12M
Source / Project No. Package No. VDR Code Sequence No. Sub.

JAS101 TK4035P E21 6481 07

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