Cantilever Loading Platform Dismantling

S96026 – AT&S Malaysia Construction
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Work Method Statement Extension service

platform dismantle at level 3 K5 CUB Building
Prepared by: Ref. no:

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Name: Aswira Bin Abdol Molop Date:02/05/2022
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Company: CSAIR. Page 1 of 30
Method Statement Title:

Dismantling and lowering the Extension Service Platform from 3rd floor
to ground level.
Submitted Reviewed by Exyte Approved by Reviewed by Client

by Exyte Project
Package QA/QC Construction Manager
Contractor EHS Manager
Engineer Manager Manager
Signature:
Name:
Date:
Time:
Revision 00 Revision date: 21062023

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1.0 Introduction
The purpose of this Method statement to explain how the cantilever loading platform installation at
level 3 K5 CUB Building will be carried out in safely manner and to follow the standard lifting
procedure being implemented.
2.0 Reference Documents

Drawings and Specifications referred to:
1. Extension service platform structure drawing
2. Lifting Plan
3.0 Planned Resources

3.1 Materials
All materials used on site must be approved type and they are as follows: -
No Type / Brand Name Description of Materials

1 Wrench For dismantling bolt and nut
2 Power tools For dismantling bolt and nut
3
4
5
3.2 Machinery and Equipment
No Type / Model Quantity

1 Mobile Crane 120 ton - PMA & Competent / Trained 1
Operator
2 Forklift 5 Ton – Competent / Trained Operator 1
3 Flatbed trailer 1
4 Pallet Jack 2
5 Hydraulic Jack 4
6 Crowbar 4
7 Wooden Block 1 lot
8 A Frame Ladder 10ft 2
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3.3 Persons Responsible
Designation / Name Contact Number

PM: Kong Xiang Dong
CM: Soh Chi Kin
Supervisor: Aswira Abdol Molop
EHS: Furqan
QA/QC: Khaidir
Other
Trades:
3.4 Manpower Planning
Trades Anticipated
Numbers
Mobile crane operator 1
Semi-trailer truck operator 1
Flagman / signalman/ 4
banksman
Skill workers/ Installer/fitter 5
Rigger 2
Lifting supervisor 1
Safety coordinator 1
General workers 6
Forklift Operator 1
4.0 Logistics Plan
4.1 Access
 Access will indicate in the Lifting plan and get the approval from Exyte 1 day before
site is ready to move in
 All worker, project management team, material or equipment and machinery delivery
must be entering from the site entrance and transporter detail must be provided to
security team 1 day in advance.
 All visitor and vendor which are entering the site should apply permit for temporary
badge from the security team.

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4.2 Receipt of Materials
 Lifting plan will incorporate the traffic control plan during lifting activity.
 Adequate protection will be provided for the material/access route to ensure that
there is no damage during the transportation process.
 Extension service platform structure members will be marked (labelled) at factory to

ease the identification of the structure members upon reaching the site.
 Latest construction drawing shall be prepared and ready onsite upon receiving of
materials.
 During the loading and unloading the driver of the trailer shall switch off the engine
and move to a safe area.
 The supervisor shall ensure compliance to traffic management procedures.
4.3 Handling
 Lifting activity will be conducted as per approved Lifting Plan and construction
drawing.
 Task lighting will be provided by ZSCECM if the activity will extend beyond 1800
hours/ when is necessary, subject to the environment.
 Ensure all the handling of materials to be supervised and handled in a manner to

prevent damage.
 All the worker involved must have proper PPE.
 Read labels and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) before storing chemicals or
flammable materials. Smoking is strictly prohibited on site. Non-compatible materials
must be segregated in storage.
 All spills of flammable/combustible materials shall be immediately clean up.
 Work will be carried out in compliance with safety requirements and legal regulations.
4.4 Logistics / Mobilization Arrangements for Hoisting
 Hoisting is to be checked overall repeatedly to prevent accidents.
 Fulltime monitor by Lifting Supervisor, Rigger and Signalman (Competent).

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 Provide lifting plan with crane data / certification.
 Lifting activity and mobilization shall be done by trained person and use correct tools/
equipment as per agreed by Exyte management.
 Carry out site inspections and plan approval from Exyte officer 2-3 working days
earlier before start any erection at site
 The application for road occupation for hoisting must be made 1-2 days in advance.
During hoisting, barricades shall be set up in the hoisting area and maintained.
Personnel shall not pass during hoisting
 The crane must be accepted by Exyte, and enter the work site only after getting
approval. Crane operators and signalmen must have relevant certificates, and non-
professionals are not allowed to operate
 25% margin for crane selection (safe load)
 Crane to be barricaded to prevent unauthorized use by other party and no materials

shall be leave at work area after the daily site work completion.
 Check logistics plan, access road, ground condition for unit delivery and mobile crane
parking/hoisting task
4.5 Storage of materials
- All the material should be stored in a proper manner with barricading and appropriate
signages.
- All the materials stored shall be covered up with no direct contact with ground.
- All the material shall not block emergency access or equipment and all the
passageways must be kept clear of obstructions and slip, trip and fall hazards. A 36-
inch clearance shall be maintained around emergency equipment and the emergency
equipment shall be clearly marked.
- Keep storage area free from accumulated material that may causes slips, trips, falls
or fires or that may contribute to harboring pests.
- Stack material no more than 1.5m if handled manually and no more than 2m fi using
a forklift and remove all nail from the used lumber fore stacking it.

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5.0 Safety Procedure & Control
5.1 Job Safety & Healthy Analysis
Job Safety & Health Analysis (HIRARC) shall be conducted on all hazardous activities at
project site. The hazards in a particular activity and the control measures n implemented in
the HIRARC shall be briefed to the workers during safety induction and toolbox meeting
5.2 Information to Personnel
 All workers employed in the project site must have valid CIDB green card.
 All new workers and staff must attend the Safety Training or Safety Induction Course before
commencing works at site and attendances shall be recorded in an induction checklist.
 All the personnel will be briefed by the safety supervisor.
 All site personnel shall wear proper Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE):
Safety helmets, google, glove, safety vest, safety boots and Wellington Boots with steel toe.
 Monthly safety meetings shall be held with all the contractors’ related-to-works.
 All workers must attend the daily toolbox meetings held at site and attendances shall be
recorded.
 Traffic signal man to execute the traffic management plan & control the traffic flow during
the execution works on affected areas.
5.3 Safety Arrangements and Equipment
 Driver or operator should follow the safe operating instruction laid out in the operation
manuals of the respective transport vehicles or machineries.
 All the trailer or lorry entering the site shall be guided by a banksman with a speed limit of
15 km/h and switch on the hazard lights whilst escorting the incoming or outgoing vehicles.
 During unloading a tire stopper must be in place, barricade the area and put up signage.

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 All the trucks and trailers should pass through the wheel washing bay before leaving the
site and workers will be assigned to carry out road cleaning with water if necessary.
 Cranes must not be left unattended whilst suspending a load. When not in used and left
unattended, crane cabs and compartment must be kept closed with controls or power pack
locked off and the vehicles parked without obstructing access.
 No machinery shall be operated without the guidance of banksman.
 No construction activity will be carried out during heavy drain.
 Site access and external road to maintain in clean condition at all time.
5.4 Accident Prevention Safety Procedures
5.4.1 Installation and erection of extension service platform
 Area should be barricade adequately with warning barriers prior to any lift.
 All equipment shall be checked for good conditions before commencing the
work
 Unauthorized persons shall be excluded from the area.
 When lifting the personnel shall not remain in the lifting equipment work area.
 Adequate caution boards and waring sign shall be provided
 Only trained and authorized personnel shall operate the hydraulic lifting
device
 Observance of the lifting equipment capacity.
 lectrical installation and equipment shall confirm to standards.
 Application, maintenance, storage, of electric and oxygen cutting welding
units shall confirm to applicable standards.
 Do not stand under suspended loads
 On completion of job, the area shall be cleared of any materials and kept
clean and tidy.
 Hazard analysis for hazardous operation shall be carried out prior to
commencing the works.

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5.5 Permit Requirement
Item Description Person / Authorities in Charge Remarks PDP

1 ELECTRICAL WORK PM/ENGINER/SS/SSS/SHO
2 PTW WORKING AT HEIGHT PM/ENGINER/SS/SSS/SHO
3 LIFTING PERMIT PM/ENGINER/SS/SSS/SHO
5.6 Risk Assessments
5.6.1 HIRARC - the propose of HIRARC are as follow: -
- To identify all the factors that may cause harm to employees and other (the
hazards).
- To consider what the chances are of that harm actually be falling anyone in
the circumstances of a particular case and the possible severity that could
come from it (the risk).
- To enable employers to plan, introduce and monitor preventive measures

to ensure that the risk are adequately controlled at all times.
5.6.2 Likelihood of an occurrence
This value is based on the likelihood of an event occurring. You may ask the question “How many
times has this event happened in the past?”. Accessing likelihood is based worker experience,
analysis or measurement. Likelihood level range from “most likely” to “inconceivable”
No Likelihood Example Rating
1 Most Likely 1) Almost certain to occur; 5

2) Almost certain to re-occur due to past trends from
reported incidents / issues;
3) Quantified very high exposure to the risk without any
controls in place.
2 Possible 1) Strong evidence to likely occur; 4
2) Highly likely to re-occur due to past trends from reported

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incidents / issues;
3) Quantified high exposure to the risk without any controls
in place.
3 Conceivable 1) May occur or known to occur; 3
2) Infrequent number and regularity of reported incidents /
issues;
3) Quantified moderate exposure to the risk without any
controls in place.
4 Remote 1) Could occur at some but not expected; 2
2) One or two reported incidents / issues to date;
3) Quantified low exposure to the risk without any controls
in place.
5 inconceivable 1) Highly unlikely to occur; 1
2) No evidence of reported incidents / issues in the past;
3) No quantified and known exposure to the risk without
controls in place
5.6.3 Severity of hazard

Severity can be divided into 5 categories. Severity are based upon an increasing
level of severity to an individual’s health, environment or to property.
No Severity Example Rating
1 Catastrophic Numerous fatalities, irrecoverable property damaged and 5

productivity
2 Fatal Approximately one single fatality major property damage if 4

hazard is realized
3 Serious Non-fatal injury, permanent disability 3
4 Minor Disabling but non-permanently injury 2
5 Negligible Minor abrasion, first aid type injury 1
Table B: Severity values table

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5.6.4 Risk assessment
- Risk can be presented in variety of ways to communicate the result of

analysis to make decision on risk control. For risk analysis that uses
likelihood and severity in qualitative method. Presenting result in a risk
matrix is a very effective way of communicating the distribution of the risk
throughout a plant and area in a workplace.
- Risk can be calculated using the following formula:-
L x S = Relative Risk
L = Likelihood
S = Severity
Consequence Table
Negligible - 1 Minor - 2 Serious - 3 Fatal - 4 Catastrophic - 5
Minor abrasion, Disabling but non- Non-fatal injury, Approximately Numerous
first aid type injury permanently permanent one single fatality fatalities,
SEVERITY (S) injury. disability. major property irrecoverable
damage if hazard property damaged
LIKELIHOOD is realized and productivity
5 (Most Likely) - A Very High

Likelihood:
1) Almost certain to occur; 2)
Almost certain to re-occur due to Minor Moderate Significant Significant Critical
past trends from reported
incidents / issues; 3) Quantified
very high exposure to the risk
without any controls in place.
4 (Possible) - A High Likelihood: Minor Minor Moderate Significant Significant
1) Strong evidence to likely occur;
2) Highly likely to re-occur due to
past trends from reported
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high exposure to the risk without

any controls in place.
3 (Conceivable) - A Medium
Likelihood:
1) May occur or known to occur;
2) Infrequent number and Minor Minor Moderate Moderate Significant
regularity of reported incidents /
issues; 3) Quantified moderate
exposure to the risk without any
controls in place.
2 (Remote) - A Low Likelihood:
1) Could occur at some but not
expected; 2) One or two reported Negligible Minor Minor Minor Moderate
incidents / issues to date; 3)
Quantified low exposure to the
risk without any controls in place.
1 (inconceivable) - A Very Low
Likelihood:
1) Highly unlikely to occur; 2) No
evidence of reported incidents / Negligible Negligible Minor Minor Minor
issues in the past; 3) No
quantified and known exposure to
the risk without controls in place.
To use this Risk Matrix table first find the severity column that best describes the outcome of risk. Then
follow the likelihood row to find the description what best suits the likelihood that severity will occur. The
risk level is given in box where the row and column meet. The relative risk value can be used to prioritize necessary
action to effectively manage workplace hazard.
Risk Index Action

HIGH Operation not permissible; management attention and consultation with Region Head of EH&S required.
Further risk reduction required where possible; remedial action to be taken immediately; 7 day (max) review needed
MEDIUM
to ensure risk level assigned is accurate and does not increase over time; management attention required.
LOW Risk acceptable; discretionary remedial action to be taken.
This hazard assessed, as HIGH RISK must have immediate actions. To resolve risk to life safety and or the
environment. Individual responsible for required action, including follow up must be clearly identified. A
further detail risk assessment method may require such as quantitative risk assessment as mean of
determine suitable control measures.

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6.0 Work Methodology
No Activity Sequence Potential Concerns Proposed Measures
1 Preparations work - miscommunication  All staff must have

- Ensure Pre-construction formalities - Physical injury undergone SIC training
and preparations are done sufficiently - Slip trip and fall with valid site entry
in advance to start the lifting activities - Non-Compliance badge and valid CIDB.
as per schedule (work permit, lifting
plan, crane detail, shop drawing,  Ensure workers to
construction drawing etc) have Covid 19 Test
result, scan QR code
- Submit method statement and ESP using My Sejahtera
design and calculation (PE Endorsed) apps while enter
for review and approval by the client jobsite, Temperature
beforecommencing the mentioned scanning and update
work. Covid19 Declaration
Form prior commence
-All permits are to be applied at least work.
24 hours in advance.
- Permit to Work (PTW)  Site Safety Supervisor
- Lifting permit to be Full Time on site.
- Work at Height Permit
 Proper coordination
between engineer,
Ensure all work permits are approved supervisor and EHS
before starting any work at site.
 Complete
-Ensure travel routes and access to
documentation
the jobsite in good condition and free
provided in advance
from obstruction.
 Comply to EHS latest
-Check and confirm crane setup
requirements,
positioning.
especially on Covid 19
protocols
-Barricade working area with proper
barricade (barricade pole, cone and
 All workers to attend
other accessories) and warning sign
to display. safety induction by
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-supplied workers with relevant PPE mobilization

for the task
2 Mobilizing plan and equipment to

working zone - inspection  Damage plant  Ensure all plant and
and equipment equipment inspected
Delivery crane to lifting zone with proper checklist
 Physical injury and tag prior start work
Setting up/ park the crane and lifting - cut, blister, at site.
gears.
 Pinch point  To ensure condition
Cranes, vehicles, and equipment to visual inspection of all
be inspected, maintained, and  Moving plant machineries must be
undergo scheduled servicing prior to and equipment carry out during
deployment on site. - Vehicle mobilization at site.
impact
 Ensure the operator
All prerequisites shall be fulfilled as
 Poor Visibility – competent to operate
part of PTW application. the machine.
knock and hit
workers
To select rigging method and  Ensure sufficient
equipment suitable for the load.  off shape and lighting at site
over size
Check against the respective LG material  Unauthorized
 sharp edges personnel/workers
tags.
-cut injuries may not enter to the
- skin blister line of fire
Visual check on the lifting gears for
 Lightning strike /
damages. bad weather  Use spotter / flagman /
escort while moving
Conduct safety toolbox meeting with  Poor Weather the machine with
site personnel and workers. conditions flag/light batten.
-Lightning
strike / bad  Exclusion zone to be
Tools, equipment, machinery and
weather setup to separate
lifting gears to be checked and color- public from work area.
coded prior usage.
 Setup proper lighting
A. Machinery Inspection at zone / intersection
points for illumination
Crane Inspection

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Submit related documents to EHS  Use spotter / flagman /

department. escort while moving
the machine.
Forklift Inspection
 Supervisor to
Submit related documents to EHS
coordinate and guide
department. workers to work zone.
B. Lifting Gears & Handling  Ensure exclusion zone

Tools Inspection / barriers are installed
to limit access.
Use forklift/ manual handling to
unload lifting gears and handling  Use pallet jack / forklift
equipment’s from box truck/ lorry. for heavy material
(more than 25kg)
Related certificate is required for
 Use of buddy system
forklift operation.
during lift material
more than 25kg and
Related lifting gear certificate to less than 100kg.
be submitted and tagging before
start work.  Ensure body in correct
posture when manually
lifting a material.

 Use correct PPE (anti
cut hand glove) if
necessary.
 Check weather
forecast prior to work
activities.
 Stop all activities if bad

weather is observed.
3 Setup Temporary hook point for

Self-Retracting lifeline (yoyo’s)  Working at  All tools equip with
height lanyards.
Install 1.5 to sling belt by wrapping -Fall of person
the nearest column and joint the both - Fall of material  Do not exceed safe
end with 1 ton shackle. working load of the
 Manual machine.
Attached Self-retracting lifeline to the handling
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that use to work on the Extension - back pain establish below work
Service Platform during the - blister area according to
dismantling work. approved work plan.
 Damage tools  Use correct PPE (anti-
and equipment cut hand glove) if
necessary.
 Ensure all plant and

equipment inspected
with proper checklist
and tag prior start work
at site.
 Ensure all sharp edges

on materials are
protected to prevent
damaging lifting gears.
4
Flatbed Loader delivers for  Mechanical
standby to carry the Hazard.  Ensure the ESP is in
dismantling extension service a safe condition on
 Falling Objects the low loader
platform out from EXYTE
project site.
 Physical  Driver to ensure that
Hazard slings and shackles
Use provided route to K5 building
are properly
area.  Moving plant
secured.
and equipment
- Vehicle impact
 Driver must ensure
use proper
equipment for
securing the ESP.
 Trained banksman
shall be deployed to
guide
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the entrance to the

intended location.
 Vehicle speed limit

shall not exceed 15
km/h.
 Confirm routing
provided.
 The guardian shall

guide and supervise
Picture 1: K5 Building
the equipment
during the
transportation and
remind pedestrians
to avoid on time.
 Pay attention to
reverse and road
bedding on steep
slopes or unstable
roads.
5
Secure ESP tie rod and
disengage it from building
structure  Working at  Lifting supervisor to
height established lifting plan
-Fall of person prior start work.
Active, swing and extend crane
- Fall of material
boom and position the boom on  To ensure Rigger,
top of the Extension service  Manual Signalman is
platform tie rod. handling designated to carry out
- Physical injury the job.
Slowly lower the hoist and hook
- back pain
up the shackles/slings to the ESP  Use an inspected step
- blister
tie rod. ladder to climb up and
down on the trailer.
Lifting supervisor will conduct  Moving plant
survey and confirm that it is in and equipment  Ensure to not

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order before signalman instruct - Vehicle impact dismantle trailer

the crane operator to proceed with stanchion as protection
the lifting. fence for additional
 Damage tools
protection.
and equipment
Slowly hoist up the crane jib until
 Ensure sufficient
the attached shackle and sling belt  Physical injury
lighting for all work at
give a vertical tension force to the - cut, blister,
height activities.
ESP tie rod. electric shock
 Ensure all trip hazards
With using scissor lift Rigger/skill  Sharp points
on truck bed are
material /
workers will reach the ESP tie rod removed.
equipment or
anchor area and start loosing and cutting edges.
remove the ESP tie rod anchor  Ensure material
- Cut injury
bolt from building structure. securely attached to
- possible damage
the lifting gear before
to lifting gears
-after all anchor bolt have start lifting process.
disengage from building structure,  Limited distance
 Ensure did not
slowly lower down the ESP tie rod of sight – no /
dismantle trailer
with crane until it safely land on limited lighting
protection fence.
the ESP steel floor. facilities or
obstruction from
other object  All tools equip with
-secure the tie rod on the ESP lanyards.
(wall) at work
steel floor with any practical sling zone
belt or wire rope. - Knock and hit  Use proper inspected
workers and approved lifting
Note: all this step will be repeated gear.
to all ESP tie rod (2 numbers)  off shape and
over size and  Do not exceed safe
overweight working load of the
material machine.
- sharp edges
-cut  Exclusion zone to be
establish below work
area according to
approved work plan.
 Use proper lifting

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more than 25kg and

less than 100kg.
 Ensure body in correct

lifting a material.
 Use correct PPE (anti-

cut hand glove) if
necessary.

equipment inspected
at site.

on materials are
 Visually inspect all

lifting gears before and
after each lift to
monitor condition.
 Use of two-way
communication device
for guiding the crane
operator

more than 25kg and
less than 100kg

lifting a material
 Use correct PPE (hand

glove)

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equipment / machine
with approved rigging
and slinging gear /
equipment.
6 Secure ESP and disengage

support column from building
structure.
 Working at  Lifting supervisor to
Active, swing and extend crane height established lifting plan
-Fall of person prior start work.
boom and position the boom on
- Fall of material
top of the Extension service  To ensure Rigger,
platform.  Manual Signalman is
handling designated to carry out
Slowly lower the hoist and hook - Physical injury the job.
up the shackles/slings to the 4
- back pain
point of ESP lifting lug.  Use an inspected step
- blister
ladder to climb up and
Lifting supervisor will conduct down on the trailer.
survey and confirm that it is in  Moving plant
order before signalman instruct and equipment  Ensure to not
the crane operator to proceed with - Vehicle impact dismantle trailer
stanchion as protection
the lifting.
 Damage tools fence for additional
and equipment protection.
Slowly hoist up the crane jib until
the attached shackle and sling belt  Ensure sufficient
 Physical injury
give a vertical tension force to the lighting for all work at
- cut, blister,
ESP structure. electric shock height activities.
With using scissor lift Rigger/skill  Sharp points  Ensure all trip hazards
workers will reach the ESP material / on truck bed are
support column anchor area and equipment or removed.
install pad eye with anchor bolt. cutting edges.
- Cut injury  Ensure material
- possible damage securely attached to
Continue with attached chain
to lifting gears the lifting gear before
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secure the ESP support column to

the chain block.  Limited distance  Ensure did not
of sight – no / dismantle trailer
start loosening up and remove the limited lighting protection fence.
ESP support column anchor bolt facilities or
obstruction from  All tools equip with
from building structure.
other object lanyards.
(wall) at work
-after all anchor bolts have zone  Use proper inspected
disengage from building structure, - Knock and hit and approved lifting
slowly lower down the ESP workers gear.
support column with attached
chain block until it safely land on  off shape and  Do not exceed safe
the ESP steel floor. over size and working load of the
overweight machine.
-secure the support column on the material
- sharp edges  Exclusion zone to be
ESP steel floor with any practical
-cut establish below work
sling belt or wire rope.
area according to
approved work plan.
Note: all this step will be repeated
to the all support column (4  Use proper lifting
numbers) machine / equipment
off shape sizes.

more than 25kg and
less than 100kg.

lifting a material.

cut hand glove) if
necessary.

equipment inspected
at site.

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on materials are

after each lift to
monitor condition.
 Use of two-way
operator

more than 25kg and
less than 100kg

lifting a material

glove)

equipment / machine
and slinging gear /
equipment.
7 Disangage ESP main beam

anchor bolt and lower down
ESP to the ground level.
 Working at  Lifting supervisor to
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boom and position the boom on -Fall of person prior start work.
top of the Extension service - Fall of material
platform.  To ensure Rigger,
 Manual Signalman is
Slowly lower the hoist and hook handling designated to carry out
- Physical injury the job.
up the shackles/slings to the 4
point of ESP lifting lug. - back pain
 Use an inspected step
- blister
ladder to climb up and
Lifting supervisor will conduct down on the trailer.
survey and confirm that it is in  Moving plant
order before signalman instruct and equipment  Ensure to not
the crane operator to proceed with - Vehicle impact dismantle trailer
the lifting. stanchion as protection
 Damage tools fence for additional
Slowly hoist up the crane jib until and equipment protection.
the attached shackle and sling belt
give a vertical tension force to the  Physical injury  Ensure sufficient
- cut, blister, lighting for all work at
ESP structure.
electric shock height activities.
- After the ESP structure safely  Ensure all trip hazards
 Sharp points
receives a vertical force from on truck bed are
material /
crane, rigger/skill workers start equipment or removed.
loosen up and disengage it from cutting edges.
building structure. - Cut injury  Ensure material
- possible damage securely attached to
- continue with slowly lift up the to lifting gears the lifting gear before
ESP structure and slide it out from start lifting process.
level 3 area.  Limited distance
of sight – no /  Ensure did not
limited lighting dismantle trailer
- After all ESP structure out of
facilities or protection fence.
level three space slowly swing the
obstruction from
crane boom until it reaches on the  All tools equip with
other object
top of standby flat bad trailer and (wall) at work lanyards.
slowly lower down the ESP zone
structure until it safely land on top - Knock and hit  Use proper inspected
of the flat bad trailer. workers and approved lifting
gear.
- Secure the ESP structure with  off shape and
strap or any chain block to the flat over size and  Do not exceed safe
bad trailer hook point. overweight working load of the
material machine.
-flat bad trailer drive out from site - sharp edges

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with ESP structure by using -cut  Exclusion zone to be

approved route. establish below work
area according to
approved work plan.

machine / equipment
off shape sizes.

more than 25kg and
less than 100kg.

lifting a material.

cut hand glove) if
necessary.

equipment inspected
at site.

on materials are

after each lift to
monitor condition.
 Use of two-way
operator

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more than 25kg and
less than 100kg

lifting a material

glove)

equipment / machine
and slinging gear /
equipment.
7
Housekeeping & Demobilization
 Poor  Stack and arrange
At the end of the operations, housekeeping item not exceeding
housekeeping will be carried out. 2.0m
 Slip trip and fall
Crane, forklift etc. will be demobilized.  All loose materials
 Physical hazard should be properly
Barricade will be removed. secured on pallets
Inform Exyte Site Management that  To provide sufficient

traffic flow can be return to normal space between
storage materials,
movement and
emergency escape
path
 Housekeeping to be
done periodically
 Ensure exclusion zone

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/ barriers are installed

to limit access
 To establish exclusion
zone / hoarding as per
proposed and approve
work plan with rigid
barrier
 Set up signage /
warning signs to alert
others
 To ensure floor is
sufficiently protected
(floor protection)
 Supervisor to reinspect
the whole flooring to
ensure no slip trip and
fall hazards.
 Mark / put up
warnings for area with
uneven floors / steps
or scuppers
7.0 Identified Risks
Complete and append the Risk Assessment (HIRARC)
Include all activities set out above
8.0 Inspection, Testing and Commissioning Proposal
Complete and append the Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) for the work, to include:
1. Receiving of materials / machinery
2. In-process inspection during installation and positioning
3. Final stage prior
ITP shall also address the “Hold Point”, where approval on the work activity is required.

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9.0 List of Attachments / Appendices / References
Attachment 1 - Lifting Plan and Calculation

Attachment 2 - ESP Structure Drawing
Attachment 3 - HIRARC
Attachment 4 – Delivery Route
Attachment 1 - Lifting Plan and Calculation

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Attachment 2 – ESP Design calculation.

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Attachment 3 – ESP Structure Drawing

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Attachment 4 - HIRRAC

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Work Method Statement Extension service

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Method Statement Title:

Submitted Reviewed by Exyte Approved by Reviewed by Client

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2.0 Reference Documents

3.0 Planned Resources

No Type / Brand Name Description of Materials

3.2 Machinery and Equipment

No Type / Model Quantity

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3.3 Persons Responsible

Designation / Name Contact Number

3.4 Manpower Planning

4.0 Logistics Plan

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4.2 Receipt of Materials

 Extension service platform structure members will be marked (labelled) at factory to

 The supervisor shall ensure compliance to traffic management procedures.

 Ensure all the handling of materials to be supervised and handled in a manner to

 All the worker involved must have proper PPE.

 All spills of flammable/combustible materials shall be immediately clean up.

4.4 Logistics / Mobilization Arrangements for Hoisting

 Hoisting is to be checked overall repeatedly to prevent accidents.

 Fulltime monitor by Lifting Supervisor, Rigger and Signalman (Competent).

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 Provide lifting plan with crane data / certification.

 25% margin for crane selection (safe load)

 Crane to be barricaded to prevent unauthorized use by other party and no materials

4.5 Storage of materials

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5.0 Safety Procedure & Control

5.1 Job Safety & Healthy Analysis

5.2 Information to Personnel

 All the personnel will be briefed by the safety supervisor.

5.3 Safety Arrangements and Equipment

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 No machinery shall be operated without the guidance of banksman.

 No construction activity will be carried out during heavy drain.

5.4 Accident Prevention Safety Procedures

5.4.1 Installation and erection of extension service platform

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5.5 Permit Requirement

Item Description Person / Authorities in Charge Remarks PDP

5.6 Risk Assessments

5.6.1 HIRARC - the propose of HIRARC are as follow: -

- To enable employers to plan, introduce and monitor preventive measures