STANDARD

OPERATING
PROCEDURE(SOP)
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 TABLE OF CONTENT
1.0 PURPOSE AND SCOPE

2.0 DEFINITIONS

3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

4.0 HOARDING WORKS

5.0 EXCAVATION WORKS

6.0 CONCRETE WORKS

7.0 DRAINAGE WORKS

8.0 ROAD WORKS

9.0 STEEL STRUCTURE WORKS

1. PURPOSE AND SCOPE

The purpose of this Safety and Health Operational Control is to prevent and minimize the risk
associated with work involves. It is applicable to the whole of the Project Of

2. DEFINITIONS

Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is a procedure specific to operation that describes the
activities necessary to complete tasks in accordance with industry regulations, provincial laws
or even just your own standards for carrying the task or work.

3. RESPONSIBILITIES

Main Contractor
Will take charge responsible for the whole process of works including selection and appoint
qualify subcontractor and responsible for ensuring the requirements of this Safety and Health
Operational Control are properly implemented.
Site Hoarding Works
a) Security fence is used to control unauthorised personal entry onto a construction site.

b) To be of a suitable height to deter entry (for example, at least 1.8 meters high)

c) To be soundly constructed (for example, gates and joints should be secure and not present a weak
point for entry.
d) Hoarding should be locked at all times when construction personnel are not present.

e) To be stable and able to withstand anticipated loads or forces (for example, strong winds).

f) Signs posted on the fencing perimeter need to warn intruders of the safety risk at those areas.

g) Fencing with signage and shade cloth type coverings may require additional support to resist wind
loadings.

h) To be difficult to climb as well as preventing access from underneath.