Temporary Security Fence

ENI - IRAQ
ZUBAIR MISHRIF DGS ELECTRICAL INTEGRATION
Method of Statement for Temporary Security Fence

Of the Camp Area
Issue For Hussam Emad

EX-DE 00 03/Jan/2020
Comments Waleed Alsadi
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ZUBAIR MISHRIF
DGS ELECTRICAL
INTEGRATION
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Job N.
Contractor logo and business name Contractor Document ID
CONSORTIUM TOZZI SUD - ALBILAL GROUP

Contract N. 4600038271
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COMPANY Document CONTRACTOR Revision Index Sheet of Sheets
Identification Document
Identification Validity 2 / 21
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CONSORTIUM TOZZI SUD –
ALBILAL GROUP EX-DE 00
REVISION HISTORY
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sheets
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. OBJECTIVE................................................................................................................... 4
2. Porpuse........................................................................................................................4
3. SCOPE.......................................................................................................................... 4
4. TERMS & DEFINITIONS ................................................................................................4
5. REFERENCES................................................................................................................ 6
6. RESPONSIBILITIES........................................................................................................ 6
7. EQUIPMENT, TOOLS.................................................................................................... 7
8. MANPOWER.................................................................................................................8
9. Work sequence............................................................................................................8
10. Site location and work area........................................................................................9
11. Risk Assessment.........................................................................................................12

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1. OBJECTIVE
This document covers the Temporary Security Fence works for the camp area as a part of the site
mobilization at the project site Zubier Mishrif DGS Electrical integration
2. Purpose
The purpose of this document is to follow proper methodology and to carry out the activities in
sequence for the installation of Temporary Security Fence.
3. SCOPE
The scope of the work includes levelling, excavation and installation of temporary security fence
works for the camp installation. This Works Method details the followings,
 The requirements and procedures for Temporary Security Fence

 Responsibilities.
 Manpower & Equipment used.
 Work sequence.
 Site Location.
 Activities location.
 Risk Assessment.
4. Definitions and Abbreviations

Definitions
PROJECT Zubair Central Mishrif DGS PROJECT

CLIENT B.O.C IRAQ (Basra Oil Company)
COMPANY ENI - Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi
CONTRACTOR Tozzi & Al Bilal Group Co.

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Abbreviations
ITP : Inspection and Test Plan
QCP : Quality Control Procedure
ITR : Inspection Test Record

IMTE : Inspection, measuring and Test Equipment
MAR : Material Approval Request
N/A : Not applicable
Report UG : Under Ground
AG : Above Ground
Petro PCS : Project Completion System
Database QC : Quality Control
NCR : Non-Conformance Report
SC : Sub-Contractor
C : Company
Eni : Ente Nazionale Idrocarburi
TP : Third Party (Laboratory)
SHALL : Indicates a requirement
SHOULD : Indicates a recommendation
B.O.C : Basra Oil Company
HSE : Health safety & Environment
RA : Risk Assesment.
LM :Lifting Machine.
LG :Lifting Gear.

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5. REFERENCE DOCUMETNS
Project specifications
Document Number Description
00250600BASG1000 General Specification for Site Preparation/Earthworks

6
00250600BASG1000 Basic Specification For Civil Works
0
251010DFPATB360 Project HSE Plan
6. RESPONSIBILITY
Construction Manager
 The works will be conducted under the responsibility of the construction manager, and of the site
preparation contractors.
 Follow up the installation of Temporary Security Fence to ensure good conditions to start
the work.
 Ensure no obstacles block the installation location.
 Supervise civil, electrical and mechanical foremen throughout the preparation, installation
and finishing the process.
 Assist in the investigation of every serious or fatal accident and dangerous occurrence and
Recommend preventive measures.
 Ensure that method statements, hazard analysis and safe work procedures for hazardous
are considered throughout the site works.
HSE Supervisor:
 Ensure proper implementation of the Company's environmental, health and safety
management system.
 Review all related documents such as work permit and safety procedures.
 Each day shall start with a TBT (Tool Box Talk).
 Inspect PPE to ensure all workers have correct PPE and in good condition.
 Inspect tools to ensure the correct tools are available and in good condition .
 Establish and maintain a programmer for the identification and assessment of hazards.
 Maintain satisfactory standards of housekeeping in his assigned area.
 Ensure that all workers working in his area use the appropriate personal protective
equipment.

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Foremen:
 Familiar himself with the Company's environmental, health and safety management system.
 Supervise all workers and related communications.
 Ensure proper implementation of the engineering instructions.
 Review any new or changes in processes, equipment and materials to ensure proper with
workers.
Workers:
 Qualified and trained workers are assigned to the project.
 Comply with work instructions and permits.
 Inspect all tools before use and on a daily basis.
 Complying with HSE requirements, which apply to an individual’s work activities.
 Keeping the work area in an orderly condition.
7. Machinery, Equipment’s & Tool

Equipment
Equipment Qty
Excavator Machine 1
transportation car 1
Mixer Truck 1
Small cars for the crew 2
Tools
Tools Qty
Total station Device 1
Level Survey Device 1
Tool box 1 set
Shovel 5
Wheel borrow 2
Measuring and Leveling Tools 1 set
Safety tools ( warning tape, flags, gloves …etc) 1 set
- The number of tools and equipment shall be adjusted accordingly based on work volume and
requirement.

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8. Manpower
Position No.
Construction Manager 1
Civil Engineer 1
Surveyor 1
HSE Supervisors 1
Civil Foreman 2
Equipment Operators 1
Skilled labor 3
Helper 5
- The capacity and quantity of the above manpower is able to increase in accordance with work condition
and requirements.
9. Work sequence
 Elevation of ground level shall be checked to ensure correct position / elevation
 Mark the ground line of the posts With crayon or chalk,
 Manual and Machinery excavation work must be carried out safely for every 3m once.
 Drilled hole shall be checked and remove loose collapsed soil if required.
 Drilled holes shall be barricaded after every 5 drilled holes (combine 5 holes per barricade)
made of well compacted grade prior to installing.
 The maximum depth of the excavation is 300mm
 Pre-fabricated poles should be placed in the excavation and refilled again with concrete.
 Bracings shall be provided at each corner and every 10 poles .
 Chain link wire shall be installed when concrete has hardened firmly; the poles have been
inspected and accepted that the Concrete achieved the required strength prior to
installation of chain link wire
 The sequence of fence installation will be:
 Post installation → Bracing installation → Stretcher bar installation → Chain link fabric
installation → Gate installation.
 Labour who will install razor wire / barbed wire need to equip PPE such as eye protection,
gloves etc
 Barbed wire shall be fixed on the Y-shape bar firmly. Loosely installed barbed wire shall not
be acceptable
 Uncoil the razor wire on the ground then load the uncoiled razor wire to the Y-shape bar
uniformly. Uncoiled razor wire shall be fixed to the Y-shape bar firmly. Repeat this process
on the top of the fence
 Acceptable access platforms shall be provided to safety install the razor wire

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10.0 Site location and work Area

Figure 1: Site location
Figure 2: General Location Map

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Figure 3: Work area

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Figure 4: Site Layout

COMPANY Document Identification CONTRACTOR Document Revision Index Sheet of Sheets
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Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 12 / 21
Status
11.0 Risk Assessment
Nominate the person who will be required to action the control measures.RESPONSIBILITY
RISK RESIDUAL
RANKING RISK
control measures required to eliminate or

POTENTIAL HAZARD Against minimize the risk of injury.
JOB STEP sequence they are each step list the potential / risk
No. carried out. hazards that could cause injury / ‫تدابير الرقابة الالزمة للقضاء على أو تقليل خطر اإلصابة‬.
‫خطوات العمل بصورة متسلسلة‬ damage when the task step is
performed. ‫المخاطر المحتملة لكل خطوة‬
‫المسئولية‬
‫رشح الشخص‬
‫الذي سيُطلب‬
‫منه‬
L. Blue
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Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 13 / 21
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Consequence
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Probability
Probability
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Yellow
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1- Planning and Obtain PTW Missed step or unknown hazard may ‫ح‬B 5 M PTW shall be received prior start of works B‫ح‬ 1 L CM
cause injury, damage or pollution to Plan the work involving personnel responsible for HSE
equipment or environment. Also not preparation. Site supervisor
doing it will be violation of safe
system of work
2- Hold pre-task safety meeting Missed step or unknown hazard may B 5 M Do not start form work erection without a work B 1 L
with all men involved in the task. cause injury, damage or pollution to permit. The Site Engineer/Supervisor will allow the Worker
equipment or environment. work if it is safe. Discuss all hazards/Risks and their HSE
control measures in the activity to all persons
involved in the activity until they have clear vision
of activity.
3- Loading / Unloading 3.1-Slip, Trip, Falls injury to D 4 12 3.1.1-Keep work area free of excess material and C 2 L Worker
Materials during compacting muscles, nerves, discs and ligaments debris. Remove all trip hazards by keeping HSE
and back filling or filling of the low back. materials/objects organized and out of walkways. Site supervisor
material from another place Keep work surfaces dry when possible. Wear
to site. appropriate PPE including non-slip rubber boots if
working on wet or slick surfaces.
3.1.2-Install rough work surface covers where

possible. Stay aware of footing and do not
run.Instruction suitable workers lifting loads (use of
legs, weight management).Single Carries not too 3 2 6
many bars at the one-time.Use clear communication
when working in teams.
Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 14 / 21
Status
3.2-Cuts, caught between objects, 3.2.1- Same as above and also see Manual Lifting
Strains, sprains and fractures. RA along hazard involved and their control
measures.
4- Barricading of compacting 4.1- Interruption of equipment or C 3 M 4.1.1- Barricading the excavated area of B 2 L Workers /
and back filling or filling non-essential worker not involved concrete work by solid bars fence to avoid site
material from another place in the compacting and back filling other activity interruption. Precaution should be supervisor /
to site. or filling material from other place taken to ensure that unauthorized person do HSE
to site activity from other activity not enter the site, as ready-mix concrete looks
can cause slip trip fall or skin safe but is hazardous.
allergy or injury to person or Barriers, and if necessary, signs, should be put
equipment damage or in place to ensure there is not mismatch of
environment spill issues. components or sections.
4.1.2- Proper ITTS (Information, training,

Supervision) required along with authorized
and competent persons for concrete job.
5- Weather Condition during 5.1-Hıgh or low ambient C 3 M 5.1.1-Monitor hot/ Cold Stress. Provide fluids to B 2 L Workers
compacting and back filling temperature and adverse workers for preventing HSE
or filling material from other weather conditions. dehydration’s/Humidity/Wind Speed within Safe
place to site. limits
6- Hand tools usage and 6.1-Entanglement or contact with D 3 M 6.1.1-Management must make available the C 2 L Worker
Manual handling during very sharp high-speed blades appropriate tools and machinery. HSE
compacting and back filling and parts of machinery. Site
or filling material from other 6.1.2-Only competent operative should use supervisor
place to site. powered equipment. Inexperienced persons
should only use powered carpentry tools under
proper supervision for training purposes. .
Proper PPE used.
6.2-High noise levels C 3 M 6.2.1-Where relevant, hearing protection zones B 2 L

should be established and warning and
Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 15 / 21
Status
mandatory hearing protection signs posted. If

work is done on or near electrical apparatus,
properly insulated and non-conductive tools
should be used.
6.3-Significant Vibration from C 3 M 6.3.1-Machinery and hand tools should be B 2 L

hand-held machine tools. inspected before use to ensure they are clean
and in good working order.
6.4-Damaged or worn hand tools C 3 M 6.4.1-If work is carried out near highly
Incorrect use of tools. flammable materials or explosive dusts, tools
made from non-ferrous metals should be used
to avoid fire or explosion from sparks. B 2 L
6.5-Manual handling of materials C 3 M 6.5.1-When heavy or awkward items are being

worked on or moved, mechanical handling
equipment or assistance should be provided.
B 2 L
6.6-Flying pieces of debris, C 3 M 6.6.1-All mandatory notices must be displayed.
protruding objects, Struck Proper transport management system
by/Against Heavy Equipment. regarding vehicles and workers moving around.
Damaged tools should be disposed off Hand- B 2 L
tools should be inspected before use. The
correct type of tool should be selected for the
job. Tools should be returned to the tool-box
when not in use. Proper PPE used.
7- Moving heavy equipment 7.1- Moving fast can hit moving D 4 H 7.1.1-Signage for Maximum speed limit inside C 2 L Flag-man
vehicles in and out from Crew and Vehicle inside location. location and Operators must make sure route Site
worksite during compacting is clear of obstruction. Plan route before and supervisor
and back filling or filling after completion of work. Proper ITTS HSE
material from another place (Information, training, Supervision) required Worker
to site. and competent operator and bank man. Operator

Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 16 / 21
Status
7.2-Miscommunication may D 4 H 7.2.1-Banksman should be the one giving

cause Injury and Damage to Signals. Operator should stop the Operation if
Equipment. there is no Banksman.
8- Make sure that heavy 8.1-Unauthorized Operator to D 2 M 8.1.1-Install Signs in Operator's Cabin B 2 L Site
equipment vehicles are operate heavy equipment (Unauthorized are not allowed to operate supervisor
properly switch-off and key vehicles during break or it is not heavy equipment of cement mixer and pump). Workers
removed from ignition working can cause Injury and Operator
switch during breaks and Damage to Equipment.
when it is not working.
9- Clean the work area and put 9.1-Trip hazards, lost tools. C 3 M 9.1.1-Housekeeping must be done B 2 L HSE
away all tools and Workers
equipment i.e. 9.2Missed step or unknown C 3 M 9.1.2-Complete the work permit so the Site B 2 L
Housekeeping and hazard may cause injury, Engineer/Supervisor knows the task is
organization and close the damage or pollution. complete.
work permit
RESPONSIBILITY
POTENTIAL HAZARD Against RISK control measures required to eliminate RESIDUAL
JOB STEP sequence they are each step list the potential / risk RANKING or minimize the risk of injury. RISK
No. carried out. hazards that could cause injury /
‫خطوات العمل بصورة متسلسلة‬ damage when the task step is ‫ل‬ff‫اء على أو تقلي‬ff‫ة للقض‬ff‫ة الالزم‬ff‫دابير الرقاب‬ff‫ت‬
performed. ‫المخاطر المحتملة لكل خطوة‬ ‫خطر اإلصابة‬.

Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 17 / 21
Status
Nominate the person who will be required to action the control measures.
‫المسئولية‬
‫رشح الشخص‬
‫الذي سيُطلب‬
‫منه‬
Consequence
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Probability
Probability
Consequence
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‫ر‬ ‫ر‬
‫ج‬ ‫ج‬
Red
red
‫ح‬ ‫ح‬
‫ي‬ ‫ي‬
1- Planning and Obtain PTW Missed step or unknown hazard may B 5 M PTW shall be received prior start of works B 1 L CM
cause injury, damage or pollution to Plan the work involving personnel responsible HSE
Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 18 / 21
Status
equipment or environment. Also not for preparation. Site supervisor

doing it will be violation of safe system
of work
2- Hold pre-task safety meeting with Missed step or unknown hazard may B 5 M Do not start form work erection without a B 1 L
all men involved in the task. cause injury, damage or pollution to work permit. The Site Engineer/Supervisor will Worker
equipment or environment. allow the work if it is safe. Discuss all HSE
hazards/Risks and their control measures in
the activity to all persons involved in the
activity until they have clear vision of activity.
3- Loading / Unloading 3.1-Buried Facilities D 4 H 3.1.1-Ensure a permit or a counter signature is C 2 L Worker

Materials during excavation acquired from the ENI for their buried facilities HSE
on the area. Buried facilities must be properly Site supervisor
marked. (if needed)
3.2-Gas release D 4 H 3.2.1-Provide Fire Extinguishing equipment C 2 L

like portable FE Dry Chemical Type ABC.
Trained Fire watch shall be employed. Conduct
Gas test with Multi Gas detector by mutual
understanding of client and contractor because
at some site we don’t need gas testing as ratio
of length and width to depth is very low and
soil investigation suggest no abnormalities in
soil.( Not applicable here)
3.1-Cave-In. D 4 H 3.1.1-Ensure appropriate shoring material C 2 L

installed to prevent cave in for trench only. In
our case we don’t need it. Slope must be given
according to type of soil after soil investigation
4.1-Personnel struck by equipment D 4 H 4. Spotter must be made available to guide C 2 L

heavy equipment in the activity with
appropriate PPE. PPE must be worn every time
for personnel.
Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 19 / 21
Status
4- Barricading area during 4.1- Interruption of equipment or C 3 M 4.1.1- Barricading the excavated area of B 2 L Workers /
excavation non-essential worker not involved in concrete work by solid bars fence to avoid site
the excavation activity from other other activity interruption. Precaution supervisor /
activity can cause slip trip fall or should be taken to ensure that HSE
skin allergy or injury to person or unauthorized person do not enter the site.
equipment damage or environment Barriers, and if necessary, signs, should be
spill issues. put in place to ensure there is not
mismatch of components or sections.
4.1.2- Proper ITTS (Information, training,
Supervision) required along with
authorized and competent persons for
concrete job.
4.1.3-Barrication fence has to be minimum
2m from excavation. No heavy equipment
can work on edge area of excavation area
it has to be minimum 2m from excavation.
Prepare ramp for easy excess and egress
of material and equipment and workers
with respect to soil classification standard
5- Weather Condition during 5.1-Hıgh or low ambient C 3 M 5.1.1-Monitor hot/ Cold Stress. Provide B 2 L Workers
excavation temperature and adverse weather fluids to workers for preventing HSE
conditions. dehydration’s/Humidity/Wind Speed within
Safe limits
6- Hand tools usage and Manual 6.1-Entanglement or contact with D 3 M 6.1.1-Management must make available B 2 L Worker
handling during excavation very sharp high-speed blades and the appropriate tools and machinery. HSE
parts of machinery. Scaffolding
6.1.2-Only competent operative should inspector
use powered equipment. Inexperienced and erector
persons should only use powered Site
carpentry tools under proper supervision supervisor
for training purposes. . Proper PPE used.
6.2-High noise levels C 3 M 6.2.1-Where relevant, hearing protection
Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 20 / 21
Status
zones should be established and warning B 2 L

and mandatory hearing protection signs
posted. If work is done on or near electrical
apparatus, properly insulated and non-
conductive tools should be used.
6.3-Significant Vibration from hand- C 3 M 6.3.1-Machinery and hand tools should be B 2 L

held machine tools. inspected before use to ensure they are
clean and in good working order.
6.4-Damaged or worn hand tools C 3 M 6.4.1-If work is carried out near highly B 2 L
Incorrect use of tools. flammable materials or explosive dusts,
tools made from non-ferrous metals should
be used to avoid fire or explosion from
sparks.
6.5-Manual handling of materials C 3 M 6.5.1-When heavy or awkward items are B 2 L

being worked on or moved, mechanical
handling equipment or assistance should
be provided.
6.6.1-All mandatory notices must be

6.6-Flying pieces of debris, C 3 M displayed. Proper transport management B 2 L
protruding objects, Struck system regarding vehicles and workers
by/Against Heavy Equipment. moving around. Damaged tools should be
disposed of. Hand-tools should be
inspected before use. The correct type of
tool should be selected for the job. Tools
should be returned to the tool-box when
not in use. Proper PPE used
7- Moving heavy equipment 7.1- Moving fast can hit moving D 4 H 7.1.1-Signage for Maximum speed limit C 2 L Flag-man
vehicles in and out from Crew and Vehicle inside location. inside location and Operators must make Site
worksite during excavation sure route is clear of obstruction. Plan supervisor
Identification
Validity
19C016-9H906 Rev. 21 / 21
Status
route before and after completion of work. HSE

Proper ITTS (Information, training, Worker
Supervision) required and competent Operator
operator and bank man.
7.2-Miscommunication may cause D 4 H 7.2.1-Banksman should be the one giving
Injury and Damage to Equipment. Signals. Operator should stop the
Operation if there is no Banksman.
8- Make sure that heavy 8.1-Unauthorized Operator to D 2 M 8.1.1-Install Signs in Operator's Cabin B 2 L Site
equipment vehicles are operate heavy equipment vehicles (Unauthorized are not allowed to operate supervisor
properly switch-off and key during break or it is not working can heavy equipment of cement mixer and Workers
removed from ignition switch cause Injury and Damage to pump). Operator
during breaks and when it is Equipment.
not working.
9- Clean the work area and put 9.1-Trip hazards, lost tools. C 3 M 9.1.1-Housekeeping must be done B 2 L HSE
away all tools and equipment Workers
i.e. Housekeeping and 9.2Missed step or unknown hazard C 3 M 9.1.2-Complete the work permit so the Site B 2 L
organization and close the may cause injury, damage or Engineer/Supervisor knows the task is
work permit pollution. complete.


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ENI - IRAQ

ZUBAIR MISHRIF DGS ELECTRICAL INTEGRATION

Method of Statement for Temporary Security Fence

Issue For Hussam Emad

CONSORTIUM TOZZI SUD - ALBILAL GROUP

Document Title Supersedes N.

Method of Statement for Temporary Security Fence Superseded by N.

Software: Microsoft Word 97-2003 File No. 541080034.docx

This document is property of eni Iraq B.V.

Rev. Date No. of Description

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 The requirements and procedures for Temporary Security Fence

4. Definitions and Abbreviations

PROJECT Zubair Central Mishrif DGS PROJECT

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QCP : Quality Control Procedure

ITR : Inspection Test Record

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Document Number Description

00250600BASG1000 General Specification for Site Preparation/Earthworks

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7. Machinery, Equipment’s & Tool

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10.0 Site location and work Area

Figure 2: General Location Map

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Figure 3: Work area

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Figure 4: Site Layout

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11.0 Risk Assessment

control measures required to eliminate or

3.1.2-Install rough work surface covers where

4.1.2- Proper ITTS (Information, training,

6.2-High noise levels C 3 M 6.2.1-Where relevant, hearing protection zones B 2 L

mandatory hearing protection signs posted. If

6.3-Significant Vibration from C 3 M 6.3.1-Machinery and hand tools should be B 2 L

6.5-Manual handling of materials C 3 M 6.5.1-When heavy or awkward items are being

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7.2-Miscommunication may D 4 H 7.2.1-Banksman should be the one giving

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equipment or environment. Also not for preparation. Site supervisor

3- Loading / Unloading 3.1-Buried Facilities D 4 H 3.1.1-Ensure a permit or a counter signature is C 2 L Worker

3.2-Gas release D 4 H 3.2.1-Provide Fire Extinguishing equipment C 2 L

3.1-Cave-In. D 4 H 3.1.1-Ensure appropriate shoring material C 2 L

4.1-Personnel struck by equipment D 4 H 4. Spotter must be made available to guide C 2 L

zones should be established and warning B 2 L

6.3-Significant Vibration from hand- C 3 M 6.3.1-Machinery and hand tools should be B 2 L

6.5-Manual handling of materials C 3 M 6.5.1-When heavy or awkward items are B 2 L

6.6.1-All mandatory notices must be

route before and after completion of work. HSE

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