MIP17-MS-1018 Method Statement For Installation of Sheet Pipling - Rev.0

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MIP PKG 17 RAS TANURA AREA

PIPELINE
CONTRACT No.: 6600044545 BI No.: BI-10-09004-0003
METHOD OF STATEMENT FOR

INSTALLATION OF SHEET PIPLING
TO AUGMENT THE CAPACITY OF
EIXSTING HDD MACHIN ANCHOR
DOCUMENT No.: MIP17-MS-1018 REVISION: 00
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CONTRACT No# 6600044545
MIP PKG 17 RAS TANURA AREA PIPELINE
BI No. 10-09004-0003
METHOD OF STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF SHEET
Document title:
PIPLING
CONTRACT No.: 6600044545
BI-10-09004-0003
WU PENG LIU LIANGQIAN JULIUS AN FAQUAN

00 10/11/2022 First Issue for Review & Approval HSE
PE CM PM
MANAGER
Rev. No. Rev. Date Reason for Issue Prepared Reviewed Reviewed Approved
By By By By
Document Title:
METHOD OF STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF SHEET PIPLING TO AUGMENT THE
CAPACITY OF EIXSTING HDD MACHIN ANCHOR
Document No.: Rev. No.: Issue/Rev. Date:

MIP17-MS-1018 00 10/11/2022
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Table of Contents
1. PURPOSE...................................................................................................................................................................4
2. SCOPE OF WORK....................................................................................................................................................4
3. DEFINITIONS............................................................................................................................................................4
4. REFERENCES...........................................................................................................................................................5
5. RESPONSIBILTY......................................................................................................................................................5
6. METHODOLOGY.....................................................................................................................................................6
7. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................................................................10
8. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS......................................................................................................................................10
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1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Method Statement is to provide the work methods for installation of
Sheet Pile (SP) to augment the capacity of already installed Fabricated anchor block
(1.2m wide x 2m long x 2m deep) and associated works to hold the machine in place for
pulling of 30” dia TNJ-1 pipeline at KM67+337.
This method statement ensure that the processes involved in the drilling technique are
efficiently executed by eliminating possible errors.
2. SCOPE OF WORK
This scope of works describes the specific work required to be implemented for
installation of sheet piling under "MIP PKG 17 Ras Tanura Area Pipeline Project". This
method statement applies to the required materials and equipment used for Sheet Piling
technique. It defines the responsibilities for planning and execution of Sheet Piling to
augment the capacity of already installed fabricated anchor block to facilitate completion
of pipe pilling of 30” carrier pipe at 30” TNJ-1 pipeline KM67+337.
3. DEFINITIONS
COMPANY Saudi Aramco

CONTRACTOR Sinopec
SAPMT Saudi Aramco Project Management Team
SAPID Saudi Aramco Project Inspection Division
LPD Loss Prevention Department
SP Sheet Piling
HDD Horizontal Directional Drilling
SAES Saudi Aramco Engineering Standard
SAEP Saudi Aramco Engineering Procedure
SABP Saudi Aramco Best Practice
SATIP Saudi Aramco Typical Inspection Plan
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SAIC Saudi Aramco Inspection Checklist

SATR Saudi Aramco Test Report
IFC Issue for Construction
HSE Health, Safety and Environment
QA/QC Quality Assurance/ Quality Control
PPE Personnel Protective Equipment
JSA Job Safety Analysis
4. REFERENCES
 Contractor Safety Administrative Requirements (CSAR)

 Saudi Aramco Construction Safety Manual (SACSM)
 SA Safety Handbook, Minimum Safety Rules
 SA GI 2.100, Work Permit System
 SMG 06-003 Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
 GI 7.025 Heavy Equipment Operator Testing and Certification
 All related Saudi Aramco standards, SATIPs, SAICs, SATRs
 SAES-L-450 Construction of OnLand and Near Shore Pipelines
 SAES-L-460 Pipeline Crossings under Roads and Railroads
 SAES-L-470 Trenchless Pipelines Construction Requirements
 ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System requirements
 SINOPEC HSEQ Management System Manual
 Contractor Site Safety Program (CSSP) for PKG17
5. RESPONSIBILTY
 HDD Project Manager is the person has the overall responsibility and accountability for
the Sheet Piling operation.
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 Site engineer is responsible to ensure the Crossing crew understands the traffic
Management and Control Plan, ensure all required permits are in place, and the
requirement of safe work.
 QC Inspector is responsible to cover all site activities in accordance with the approved
Project Quality Plan as approved by Saudi Aramco.
 QC Supervisor is to ensure all Inspection Procedures reporting, and acceptance will be
adhered to QC site Team as per Saudi Aramco policy be always in contact with the
Saudi Aramco QC Division responsible for the project.
 HDD Project Coordinator is responsible for coordination with various departments and
client through commencement till the Project Completion.
 Safety officer in-charge on the area will conduct daily safety inspection on the work
area to ensure that all workers are in compliance of the safety.
6. METHODOLOGY
6.1 General
This Method Statement is based on the sheet piling execution process as described below,
Section 6.3.
In some circumstances activities or stages may not be applicable. It may also be necessary
to add activities or stages, depending on either internal or customer requirements or
Contract agreement.
6.2 Execution Plan
Based on the Project, an execution team consists of the Project Leader, Supervisor,
Operator, Gang Leader and labor.
This execution team shall discuss formally the scope of work, project details as well as
review any critical safety issues that may be relevant, this will be discussed on-site prior to
job commencement.
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Project Leader shall ensure, prior to Sheet Piling operation, the availability of resources and
equipment required for the execution.
6.3 Project Execution

The activities involved in the Sheet Piling technique can be summarized (when required)
as:
6.3.1 Site Survey
Project Leader/ Supervisor shall prepare a Site visit report, prior to Execution, where
the Soil condition may vary along the depth and length of pipeline crossing.
6.3.2 Site Preparation
Project Leader/ Supervisor shall ensure the following preparation at the site location:
 Traffic signage and access to site is clearly identifiable and non-disruptive to

traffic flow, if required.
 Construction of temporary road at the site access for setting-up equipment, if
required.
 Preparation of Lay-down (level compacted) area so that equipment, storage
containers are located on a level platform, if required.
 The anchor block area should be cordoned off with the safety tape and clearly
identify & mark any buried service that may be intrusive during the drilling
operations.
 Obtain the necessary site permits/access control, prior to operation.
6.3.3 Anchor Pit Framework
 Prior to installation of sheet piles, according to the dimension of Anchor pit, a

Steel frame shall be fabricated using steel I or H Beams
 The general dimension for thrust pit dimensions shall be minimum of 2 meters
long x 1.2 meters wide and 2.0m deep.
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 Surveyor shall locate the area with the center line using a thread rope to control
the straightness & vertically on the position
6.3.4 Sheet Piling Process
 Prior to commencement of installation of sheet piles area shall be surveyed with

the help of the cable detector to ensure that area is free from any existing utility.
 Exploratory manual excavation upto a depth of 1.5m shall be carried out in order
to ensure that there are no existing utilities in the location of site of sheet piles.
 The sheet pipes shall be installed with reference to the Anchor block.
 Installed anchor block shall be used as guide to hold the sheet piles by piling
hammer.
 A vibro-hammer suspended with crane shall be used to drive the sheet piles into
the ground, a level may be used in checking the verticality of the sheet pile wall.
 The steel frame shall be used to guide and correct the pile verticality and
position.
 Sheet pile hammer and crane shall continue in synchronize until the desired
depth is attained. The next sheet pile, which shall be interlocked with the
previous sheet pile.
 Ensure no damage to the sheet piles during installation
 Figure 1 shows the interlock between two sheet piles.
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6.3.5 Documentation:
 Project Leader Supervisor shall prepare the Daily Progress Report on daily basis
detailing the project status and hindrances to the main Contractor
 The Daily Progress report summary is then submitted to the PLD Manager to
review and comment.
6.4 Project Completion
 After Completion of Project Execution, Project Leader shall intimate Project Coordinator
for processing the Work Progress Certificate.
 Where appropriate the execution team shall discuss any lessons learned after Project
completion and record in Project Close-out Sheet, to avoid repetition of faults made
during the project.
 Where appropriate, the main Contractor shall be asked to complete a customer
feedback form to gauge their overall satisfaction
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7. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
 Obtain the work permit according to GI 2100. All the approved documents such as
MOS, JSA, and HIP etc. must be present and available at site.
 PPE requirements and usage (e.g., face shield, ear plugs, etc.) shall be in compliance
with the CSM 1-3 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
 All safety precautionary signboards must be visibly posted, and barricades install to
ensure that only authorized personnel are within the affected area.
 Pre-Excavation checklist will be conducted and provision of excavation protection such
as shoring /sloping according to soil condition, if required as per Excavation and
Shoring guide 06-002-2008.
 Hand tools and power tools must be inspected, and color coded by a competent person
prior to use in site.
 Electrical cables must be free from damaged and competent electrician name and
contact numbers be posted in the area.
 The work shall be executed in accordance with the approved Job Safety Analysis
(JSA).
 Inspected UL/FM fire extinguisher must be readily available in the area.
 Personnel must have familiar about the requirements of all job activities.
8. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
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Safety References: Equipment:

1. Contractor Safety Administrative Requirements (CSAR).  Crane/Side boom
2. Saudi Aramco Construction Safety Manual (SACSM).  Boom Truck
3. Saudi Aramco Safety Handbook.  Trailer
4. GI 2.100, Work Permit System  Nylon Sling Belt
5. GI 7.025, Heavy Equipment Operator Testing and Certification  Shackles
6. GI 7.026, Crane and Heavy Equipment Incident and Investigation  Vibro hammer with hydraulic
Reporting Procedures generator
7. GI 7.027, Crane Suspended Personnel Platform (Man basket)  Hand and power tools
Operations
8. GI 7.028, Crane Lifts: Types and Procedures
9. GI 7.029, Rigging Hardware Requirements
10. GI 7.030, Inspection and Testing Requirements for Elevating/Lifting
Equipment
11. ANSI/ASSE A10.19, Safety Requirements for Pile Installation and
Extraction Operations
12. 29 CFR 1926.603, Pile Driving Equipment
13. 29 CFR 1926.802, Cofferdams
14. SA GI 8.002 Safety Spectacles
15. SA GI 8.005 Protective Safety Footwear
16. SA SAES-H-200 Storage, Handling and Transportation
17. SINOPEC HSEQ Management System Manual
18. Contractor Site Safety Program (CSSP) for PKG17
19. Hazard Identification Plan (HIP) for PKG 17
SINOPEC must comply with all applicable safety requirements stipulated in
these listed safety references and among other applicable ARAMCO and
SINOPEC safety standards which are not mentioned in this JSA.
REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Hard Hats X Work Vest X First Aid Kit X Ear plug/muff X Gum Boots X
Disposable
Safety Glass X Safety Harness X Goggles X Ear plugs
Coveralls
Personal Flotation
Steel Toe Boots X Face Shield Barricades X Dust mask X
Device
Self Retracting
Safety Gloves X Fire Extinguishers X Rubber Gloves, X Multi Gas Deducted X
Lifeline (SRL)
Stop Work Trigger:

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The work shall be stopped when:
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be not complying with safety requirements and procedures as listed in the JSA.
 If the weather condition is severe such as sand storm, heat, foggy and heavy rain.
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Note:
1. This JSA is applicable only to same situation/activity, any changes, or additional prior to activity should be
reported to supervisors immediately.
2. Concurrence of competent person is needed with signature.
3. Safety Officer and Site supervisor from construction must monitor, control and supervise the work.
4. Approved JSA shall be on site prior to the construction.
5. Subject to changes, if deemed required.
6. Method Statement to be explained to all employees and it must be made available at the site.
7. JSA to be made available at the site and Job Specific Hazards and Control Measures to be clearly communicated to
all personnel involved in the job
8. Toolbox meeting to be done by the crew before work starts.
9. Site Supervisor shall be available at the site. Ensure appropriate control measures are implemented in the site.
10. Emergency Contact Numbers to be made visible on the site and at the Temporary shelter.
11. First Aid Box must be made available at the area.
12. First Aider with valid ID must be assign on site.
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No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

List the steps required to be For each step list the List the control measures required to eliminate or
perform the activity in the hazards that could minimize the risk of injury arising from the identified
sequence they are carried out. cause an injury, hazards (Engineering Controls, Procedures, Training,
Use as many lines as needed equipment damage PPE, Stop Work Trigger). For each identified hazard
to describe the job. There may or environmental assign control measure(s) numerically linked to that
be more than one hazard per impact when the task hazard.
job. List each hazard is performed
1 Preparation For Job 1.1. Miss 1.1.1. Obtain the valid work permit from Saudi Aramco
communication/ or the Internal work permit system.
understanding 1.1.2. Issuer and receiver shall conduct a joint site
inspection and secure work permits from Saudi
Aramco Operations within accordance to GI.
2.100 “Work Permit System”.
1.1.3. If necessary obtain countersign on work permit
from the concern department /personnel such
as POD (Power, Electrical), communication (IT)
etc.
1.1.4. Obtain the work permit before starting work, all
the necessary documents shall be present and
secured at site.
1.2. Danger to existing 1.2.1. Obtain from operation the as built drawing of
A/G &U/G the worksite, to identify all existing A/G &U/G
facilities facilities
1.2.2. Underground facilities shall be identified by
metal detector.
1.2.3. Warning signboard, barricade, beacon light &
goal post whereas applicable must be installed
as precautionary measures.
1.3. Gas release, fire 1.3.1. Prior to start the activity should conducted the
and other gas test.
emergency 1.3.2. Fire extinguishers should be available at site;
inspection shall be done for the extinguishers.
1.3.3. Only authorized personnel shall be allowed
within the work area by the standby man.
1.4. Personal 1.4.1. Get information about weather changes in
injury/Property advance.
damage 1.4.2. All workers, operators and drivers have adapted
certificates and are competent for the job.
1.4.3. Use the tools for right job.
1.4.4. Ensure all tools /equipment are properly
inspected & color coded by competent /
qualified personnel.
2 Secure The Area Against Traffic 2.1. Struck by vehicles 2.1.1. Comply with SA G.I. 6.030 (traffic and vehicle
safety), & GI 1021.000, Street and Road Closure,
Excavation secures the area by installing
barricades, sign boards, blinking lights. Warning
signs must be kept at suitable distance to warn
the approaching vehicle to work area. All
workers must be worn reflective jackets for
good visibility. No one shall be allowed to sit
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beneath the right of way.
2.1.2. Specific traffic slow plan shall be provided
2.1.3. All contractor initial shall be obtained on the
road closure permit.
2.1.4. All signs must be comply with SA manual
uniform traffic control devices set by ministry of
transport, example of the common sigs
specification are placement, reflectivity
breakaway base, height, erection etc.
2.1.5. Safety signs shall be made of reflective sheeting
conforming to latest minatory of transport and
Saudi Aramco standard.
2.1.6. Road closure area shall be fully illuminated and
lighted during night time.
2.1.7. Access road planning shall be included but not
be limited to traffic flow, Loadbearing
capacities, traffic signs and control, road
striping, parking area, road intersection and
multiple-use road.
2.2. Workers hit by 2.2.1. Emergency response vehicle shall be provided at
heavy equipment all the time to all the location.
2.2.2. Prior to close the asphalt road and to divert
traffic, ensure detour is ready and approved
from all concerned (MOT & Saudi Aramco).
2.2.3. Get local police help or Saudi Aramco Security
assistance while closing the asphalt road. Stay at
safe place while directing the traffic towards the
detour. Be careful from high-speed vehicles.
2.2.4. Close the road by placing plastic safety barriers,
reflective safety barrels with all signs according
to MOT drawings. Make soil berm at both side
on asphalt road after closing the road to prevent
vehicle entry into work area.
2.2.5. Traffic control barriers, lights, etc., shall conform
to the Ministry of Communications’ Manual on
Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
2.2.6. Temporary signs shall be erected to route traffic
in the safest manner to, from and within the
site. Temporary signs shall not be placed on
public highways and roads (refer to Saudi
Arabian Government traffic regulations).
2.2.7. Road closures shall be performed in accordance
with Saudi Arabian Government regulations and
SA requirements, including GI 1021.000.
2.2.8. More than one access road shall be provided
when emergency access by a single road could
be impaired by vehicle congestion, condition of
terrain, climatic conditions, or other factors.
2.2.9. Entrance and exit flagmen shall be within sight
of each other. If conditions do not permit this,
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additional flagmen shall be positioned, if safe to
do so, where they can see and be seen by the
other flagmen to safely control traffic through
the roadwork area.
2.2.10. Flagmen shall wear high-visibility (e.g.,
reflective) vests and gloves at night. They shall
be stationed in illuminated areas and use
reflective signs or flags.
2.3. Incomplete 2.3.1. Provide standby power generator for emergency

detour causing purpose and all the night should be monitored
vehicle accident to avoid power failure
Improper road closer 2.3.2. Identify all existing underground utilities in
detour portion. Conduct safety toolbox talk with
operators and workers to highlight about
underground utilities present in work area and
discuss safety precautions. Provide enough
backfill over existing pipelines at detour portion
to protect from heavy vehicles load. No
excavation or land cut will be allowed in pipeline
crossing area.
2.3.3. Only competent workers will perform the
activity. Spotters will be appointed to keep
workers and unauthorized personnel away from
working and moving machinery
3 Mobilization of equipment to 3.1 Traffic hazard 3.3.1. Obtain hot work permit as per G.I. 2.100
work site (Vehicle mishap 3.3.2. Install sufficient barricade and warning sign
a) Loading and unloading of Road traffic board at a reasonable distance.
Sheet piling Materials and other accident, Injury 3.3.3. All sheet piling materials and other materials are
materials on site to personnel, to be load and unload properly in designated
b) manual handling Property area
damage) 3.3.4. Secure all materials to be unload using safe and
certified lifting accessories
3.3.5. Assign traffic /competed flagman / spotter to
assist and monitor the operation of vehicle /
heavy equipment as well as in the surrounding
of personnel.
3.3.6. Follow standard procedure on traffic and vehicle
as per G.I. 6.030.
3.3.7. Ensure that periodic maintenance of all the
heavy equipment vehicles are applied and must
be equipped with audible back up alarm and
supplied with safety gears (such as fire
extinguishers, safety seat belts, etc…)
3.2. Improper 3.2.1. Only certified operators with valid license are
loading/offloading allowed to work on site.
of material and 3.2.2. Unauthorized personnel to keep clear distance
heavy equipment from machine.
3.2.3. Area shall be barricaded to avoid unauthorized
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and provide safety signage for the awareness of
other personnel.
3.2.4. Refer to as builds drawing to ensure there are
no underground utilities.
3.3. Hitting 3.3.1. Prior to start review & locate the underground
underground utilities as per the drawing and marked.
utilities. 3.3.2. The concerned supervisor must discuss with the
operator
3.3.3. Highlight the existing utility in the plot plan
attached with the permit
3.3.4. Rotate workers to avoid physically damaging
position when working on extended hours.
3.3.5. Work permit receiver and safety officer must
validate the inspection of all the heavy
equipment and all of checklist documentation as
per SMS.
3.3.6. Traffic flow plan must be communicated to all
the operator, flagman, spotters and workers at
site.
3.3.7. All tools or equipment shall be properly
inspected, color coded, maintain in good
condition and appropriate for the job.
3.3.8. Unnecessary material shall be remove prior
starting the activity
3.3.9. Install goal post to warn the operator of the
hazard of overhead power line.
3.3.10. Qualified supervision shall be established within
the workplace to ensure that the job will be
done in safe manner.
4 Manual excavation for trial pit 4.1. Damage to 4.1.1. Before excavation activities begin, the SAPO
Exposing existing utilities if any underground (e.g., engineering/technical) shall confirm and
(cables and pipelines crossings utilities mark (e.g., by flags or chalk) the location of any
etc.) (foundation & known or suspected underground pipes, cables,
cables etc.) vessels, structures, etc., that are in the proposed
excavation.
4.1.2. A Pre-excavation checklist must be completed
and signed by Operation Proponent Dept.
Aramco PMT AND Contractor Civil Supervisor
prior to starting the drilling.
4.1.3. A daily-Excavation Checklist shall be properly
completed and made available upon request
4.1.4. Gas tests shall be performed per GI 2.709 when
there is reason to suspect oxygen deficiency or
the presence of a flammable/toxic atmosphere
in an excavation.
4.1.5. Hand excavation tools (e.g., picks and shovels)
shall be always maintained in good condition.
4.1.6. Only Inspected and color-coded hand tools shall
be used.
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4.1.7. Job required necessary personal protective
equipment shall be worn while working.
4.1.8. Existing underground piping, manholes,
electrical cables, duct banks, sidewalks, etc.,
that could be undermined by an excavation shall
be properly braced or shored.
4.1.9. Prior to commencement of installation of sheet
piles area shall be surveyed with the help of the
cable detector to ensure that area is free from
any existing utility.
4.1.10. Do not touch existing live cables. Report
immediately if, found any damaged cables.
Activity will be monitored by a competent
foreman/supervisor.
4.2. Cave In (collapse 4.2.1. For excavations greater than 2.4 m (8 ft) deep in
of side walls) Type B or C soil, an excavation plan (e.g., shoring
design calculations and drawings) that meets
the requirements of this chapter shall be
developed by a degreed civil/structural
engineer.
4.2.2. Excavation protection such as shoring /sloping
according to soil condition.
4.2.3. Excavation and Shoring guide 06-002-2008 and
SAES A- 114 Excavation and Backfilling.
4.2.4. Mechanical excavators shall not be used until all
underground utilities and installations have
been exposed by hand digging.
4.2.5. Mechanical excavators shall not be used within
3 m (10 ft) of underground utilities or
installations. Pneumatic breakers shall only be
used where necessary to break concrete or
other hard materials.
4.2.6. Heavy Equipment operators must be trained
and certified by Aramco-approved Third Party
Training Company.
4.2.7. Materials and spoils shall be set back at least 0.6
m (2 ft) from the edge of the excavation
4.2.8. Protective system to be used (i.e., benching,
sloping, or shoring).
4.2.9. Excavation greater than 1.2 meters deep is
considered a confined space. A confined space
safety plan and procedures must be adhered to
prior to work inside the excavation.
4.2.10. Stairways, ladders, ramps and/or other safe
means of egress shall be located in excavations
that are 1.2 m (4 ft)in-depth in depth so as to
require no more than 7.5 m (25 ft) of lateral
travel distance for personnel (i.e., ladders shall
be spaced at least every 15 m [50 ft] along a
trench).
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4.2.11. Ladders shall rest on the bottom of the
excavation and shall extend at least 1 m (3 ft)
above the top landing point.
4.2.12. Appropriate emergency rescue equipment (e.g.,
SCABA, full body harness, lifeline, basket
stretcher) shall be readily available during work.
4.2.13. Only excavating and backfilling equipment (track
hoes, rock breakers, backhoes, front loaders,
etc.) are permitted within 2 m (6.5 ft) of the
edge of an excavation.
4.2.14. Motor vehicles, cranes and heavy equipment
shall be kept away from the edge of the
excavation a distance of 2m (6.5 ft)
4.2.15. Hard barricades (e.g., concrete, or water-filled
plastic “jersey” barriers, metal fencing) shall be
used to keep motor vehicles, cranes, and heavy
equipment at the proper distance away from
the excavation.
4.1.1. Pedestrian barricades shall be placed no less
than 1 m (3 ft) from the edge of the excavation.
5 Lifting Operation 5.1. Uninspected or 5.1.1. Appropriate work permits shall be issued for
Using mobile crane for uncertified lifting crane operations in accordance with GI 2.100.
installation & removal of sheet equipment and 5.1.2. All crane operators shall be properly licensed
piling to augment the capacity of lifting tackles and certified per GI 7.025 for the crane
existing HDD Machin anchor. type/model they are using.
5.1.3. Cranes shall be inspected by the crane operator
using form SA 9466 prior to each shift.
5.1.4. All cranes shall have a valid crane inspection
sticker issued by SA or by an SA-approved third-
party inspection agency.
5.1.5. Ensure operator is trained and competent and
familiar with the operational controls of the
specific equipment in use. vibro hammer will be
used
5.1.6. Crane cabs shall provide maximum visibility
(e.g., curtains/cardboard shall not obstruct the
operator’s view during operation).
5.1.7. Only SA-certified riggers shall rig loads to be
lifted, including transport trucks and boom
trucks.
4.2.1. Crane lifts shall not be performed in wind
speeds exceeding 32 km/h (20mph} (17.4 knots)
(9 m/sec}, unless otherwise specified by the
crane manufacturer.
5.2. Load or 5.2.1. Barricades and warning signs shall be erected to
equipment struck keep unauthorized personnel away from the
by workers or lifting activities.
other equipment 5.2.2. All cranes shall be leveled in accordance with
manufacturer’s specifications and shall be
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located on a properly compacted foundation
prior to performing any lift.
5.2.3. During a lift, the crane’s outriggers shall be fully
extended and lowered to raise the wheels and
level the crane, unless otherwise specified in the
crane manufacturer’s load chart.
5.2.4. Outrigger mats shall be used under all crane
outrigger float pads and shall be designed to
support the total weight of the crane and load
to be lifted.
5.2.5. Tag lines shall be used to control suspended
loads unless their use may cause a greater
hazard. Tag lines shall not be tied around the
hand/wrist. They shall be fully gripped by all
fingers.
5.3. Caught in 5.3.1. The crane operator shall not leave the controls
between/Personn at any time while a load is attached.
el minor/serious 5.3.2. Crane operators shall only pick up loads when
injures the boom head and hook are centered directly
over the load.
5.3.3. When a crane is operating near an energized
power line, a designated signalman shall be
assigned to ensure the following minimum
distances are maintained.
5.3.4. Personnel shall not ride a hook or auxiliary
headache ball at any time. Personnel shall not
ride the load during the lift.
5.3.5. Welding on or modification of hooks and other
lifting equipment is strictly prohibited.
5.3.6. A Critical Lift Plan (SA 9644) shall be completed
and approved per GI 7.024 and/or GI 7.028 and
made available on-site prior to any critical crane
lifts.
5.4. Failure of Vibro 5.4.1. Vibro hammer should have 3rd party certificate
hammer and with certified operator.
hydraulic hose 5.4.2. Daily and monthly inspection of gears and
equipment.
5.4.3. Workers should keep safe distance from the
hammering machine.
5.4.4. Hydraulic hose should be inspected for any
leaks/damages on daily basis
5.4.5. At a minimum, hard hats, safety glasses and
safety shoes shall be worn in SA restricted areas
and project work sites. Additional PPE shall be
selected and used based upon the results of a
documented PPE needs analysis,
5.5. Noise 5.5.1. Ample supplies of approved hearing protection
(e.g., earplugs) shall be provided at the job site
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and shall be worn in high noise areas (i.e., 85
decibels [dBA] or higher)
5.6. Work equipment 5.6.1. Side boom tractors when used for lifting
falling into the purposes other than pipe laying shall have a
excavation safety latch fitted on the hook or the hook/sling
wired (“moussed”) to prevent a slack sling
becoming loose.
5.6.2. The SA certified rigger shall visually inspect
slings and all other rigging hardware prior to
each use.
5.6.3. The SA certified rigger shall ensure that all lifting
gears have been tested, inspected, approved
and color coded.
4.1.1. Slings or other rigging hardware in contact with
sharp corners shall be padded to prevent
damage to the sling, other rigging hardware or
the load being lifted.
6 Housekeeping 6.1. Multiple injuries 6.1.1. Maintain good housekeeping all the time
especially before and after the work.
6.2. Tripping /Slipping 6.1.1. Remove all redundant material as soon as
hazard possible.
6.1.2. Remove all installed barricades and signboards.
6.1.3. Remove all tools, equipment and other
materials that are not needed.
6.2. Contaminated 6.3.1. Ensure work site is returned to its original good
waste condition.
6.3.2. Contaminated waste to be disposed of at Saudi
Aramco approved facilities.
6.3.3. Eating/ drinking/ smoking is allowed only under
the shelter
6.3.4. Use black trash bags to throw left over of food
stuff.
Recommendations/Notes Assigned to Mobile

Phone #
All site personnel to wear the required minimum
SINOPEC/
1 PPE’s such as safety helmet, safety glasses, FRC, 0553186313
Operation & SAPMT
gloves, and safety shoes at site.
Conduct Tool Box Safety Meeting prior to start the SINOPEC/
2 0553186313
work activity. Operation & SAPMT
Explain to key personnel the purpose of the JSA and SINOPEC Project
3 0503910052
enforce the implementation of content. Engineer
Use the JSA to identify hazards and list the SINOPEC Safety
4 0559693988
precautions on the work permit. Supervisor
Garbage’s shall be disposed properly on a daily SINOPEC Safety
5 0559693988
basis. Sup. & Frmn.
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If an injury or near miss occurs, the JSA shall be SINOPEC HSE

0538732637
6 reviewed immediately to determine whether changes Manager / Safety
0559693988
are needed in the job procedures. Supervisor
Identify safe location for emergency assembly area, SINOPEC Safety
7 rest shelter, vehicle and heavy equipment parking Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
areas at site, Toilet and Washing Facility. Officer
SINOPEC Safety
First Aid kit shall properly monitor by the competent
8 Supervisor / First 0559693988
first aider at site.
Aider
L6.09 Safety Officers Report and Tool-Box SINOPEC Safety
9 Attendance Sheet and L6.10 Job Safety Log Forms Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
must be used at site. Officer
SINOPEC Safety
Emergency Contact personnel must be posted at
10 Supervisor / Safety 0559693988
site.
Officer
SINOPEC Safety
Work activities must be stopped due to adverse
weather condition.
Officer
SINOPEC Safety
Stop Work Authority signage must be installed at all
lo cations
Officer
Emergency
Emergency Response Procedure Office/Name Designation Number
1. Dial 911 from the nearest Saudi Aramco
telephone or from your mobile (03- N/A 911
Telephone
6730911). Northern Area 013-673-0911
2. When reporting an emergency Aramco (RT) Tanajib 013 378 0911
speak slowly, calmly, distinctly, in Emergency Khursaniyah 013 679 0911
a clear voice and give information
in the following sequence: Contractor Site 0503910052
3. States there is an emergency or Supervisor
disaster at your location and Contractor Site 0559693988
specify your location. Safety Supervisor
4. Tell Your Name_____ and your
Badge # ______.
5. Tell about emergency or
disaster like you see a fire, car
accident, major injury, etc. at the
following location: _________.
6. Inform that there are _______
(number of) people requiring
medical assistance / attention.
7. Repeat the above Information
and answer questions.
8. Do not hang up until the
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dispatcher repeats the above or

asks for more information.
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MIP PKG 17 RAS TANURA AREA

METHOD OF STATEMENT FOR

DOCUMENT No.: MIP17-MS-1018 REVISION: 00

MIP PKG 17 RAS TANURA AREA PIPELINE

CONTRACT No.: 6600044545

WU PENG LIU LIANGQIAN JULIUS AN FAQUAN

Document No.: Rev. No.: Issue/Rev. Date:

COMPANY Saudi Aramco

SAIC Saudi Aramco Inspection Checklist

 Contractor Safety Administrative Requirements (CSAR)

6.2 Execution Plan

6.3 Project Execution

 Traffic signage and access to site is clearly identifiable and non-disruptive to

6.3.3 Anchor Pit Framework

 Prior to installation of sheet piles, according to the dimension of Anchor pit, a

6.3.4 Sheet Piling Process

 Prior to commencement of installation of sheet piles area shall be surveyed with

6.4 Project Completion

8. JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS

Safety References: Equipment:

REQUIRED SAFETY EQUIPMENT

Stop Work Trigger:

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

2.3. Incomplete 2.3.1. Provide standby power generator for emergency

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

No. STEP HAZARDS RISK CONTROL MEASURES

Recommendations/Notes Assigned to Mobile

If an injury or near miss occurs, the JSA shall be SINOPEC HSE

dispatcher repeats the above or

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