MST Compressed Air Piping

RIYADH METRO PROJECT
Package 2 – Line 3
Method Statement for Installation of

Compressed Air Piping
M-ANM-3A1DPW-CM00-MST-000001-Rev A
06 April 2017
METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF COMPRESSED AIR PIPING
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PROJECT TITLE: Riyadh Metro
DOCUMENT TITLE: West Depot
: Method Statement for Installation of Compressed Air Piping
RIYADH METRO - M-ANM-3A1DPW-CM00-MST-000001 - REV A

ENGINEER
REV DESCRIPTION ORIG REVIEW APPROVAL DATE DATE
APPROVAL
P1 Issued for Internal 06 April 2017 N/A
Technical Review Rolito Pepito Paolo A. Hertel

Lacovelli
Internal H&S / QA / 06 April 2017 N/A
Construction Approval G. Serpe R. Febbroni U. Cardu
A Issued for Engineer

A. Hertel B. Ford P. Bagnati Name
Approval
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CONTENTS
1. PURPOSE......................................................................................................................... 1
2. SCOPE OF WORK............................................................................................................ 2
3. REFERENCES................................................................................................................... 3
3.1.GENERAL REFERENCES........................................................................................... 3
3.2 SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN..................................................................................4
3.3 MATERIALS / SPECIFICATION...............................................................................4-5
4. DEFINITIONS.................................................................................................................... 6
5. RESPONSIBILITIES.......................................................................................................... 7
5.1 PROJECT ENGINEER................................................................................................. 7
5.2 QA/QC MANAGER...................................................................................................... 7
5.3 QA/QC ENGINEER...................................................................................................... 8
5.4 SITE ENGINEER......................................................................................................... 8
5.5 SAFETY OFFICER...................................................................................................... 8
5.6 STORE KEEPER......................................................................................................... 8
6. CONTRACTUALOBLIGATIONS........................................................................................8
7. MANPOWER & PLANT.................................................................................................... 11
7.1 MATERIALS REQUIRED........................................................................................... 11
7.2 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED....................................................................12
7.3 PERSONNEL............................................................................................................. 14
8. QUALITY MANAGEMENT............................................................................................... 16
8.1 GENERAL.................................................................................................................. 16
8.2 REFERENCES........................................................................................................... 16
9. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONNMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY........................................17
9.1 WORK OPERATIONS................................................................................................ 20
9.2 FIRST AID & EMERGENCY SERVICES...................................................................20
9.3 RISK MANAGEMENT................................................................................................ 21
9.4 EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST.................................................................................21
9.5 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART......................................................................................21
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9.6 HEAT STRESS MANAGEMENT................................................................................22

10. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE..........................................................................................24
10.1 EXTERNAL EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST...........................................................24
11. PROCEDURE & SEQUENCE OF WORK........................................................................25
11.1 PHASE OF EXECUTIONS..................................................................................25-34
12. ENVOIRMENTAL IMPACT & MITIGATION.....................................................................35
13. APPENDIX....................................................................................................................... 36
13.1 ANNEXURE 1..................................................................................................... 37-47
13.2 ANNEXURE 2..................................................................................................... 48-49
13.3 ANNEXURE 3..................................................................................................... 50-55
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1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this method statement is to describe systematically the installation of
the Compressed Air piping system and associated activities within the West Depot.
Moreover this document will define the methods to be adopted to ensure that the
works conducted at site are in compliance with the relevant design documents and
materials. The materials will be installed in accordance with the relevant design
drawings and using recognized installation practices that are safe and compliant with
the Project Safety Plan, associated safety procedures and as per the manufacturer
recommendations. The inspection and testing of the works will be as per the Project
Quality Plan, its associated Quality Procedures and relevant Inspection and Test
plan.
This document includes but is not limited to the following issues:
1) Description of methods and equipment / materials to be used for each

operation and sequence of operation;
2) Safety precautions to ensure safety of personnel in and around the working
area;
3) Co-ordination with other construction activities;
4) Ensure all installation records including but not limited to the ITP & request for
inspection, are properly stored, maintained and retrievable when required;
5) Ensure all inspections and testing being carried-out is based on the relevant
ITP. All materials will be used based on the approved MAR and specification
requirements.
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2. SCOPE OF WORKS
The works covered by this method statement sets out the procedures for the delivery,
installation, inspection and testing of the Compressed Air piping system in West
Depot.
All necessary materials/equipment will be delivered to site as per plan and will be
stored and handled as per the manufacturer’s recommendations. The pipe sizes,
distances and routing will be checked and installed as per the relevant shop
drawings. The cutting and prefabrication of the pipes will be carried out as per the
details shown in the relevant drawings.
Appropriate scaffolding system or MEWP will be used for working at height.
Once the installation of pipes and fittings are completed, the system will be tested and
inspected as per the relevant standards. This report included but is not limited to the
following issues:
 Inspection on arrival at site for the quantity, quality and compliance of material to
material submittal.
 Descriptions of the methods and equipment to be used for each operation and
sequence of operation. Safety precautions to ensure safety of workers, members of
Public and users of adjacent facilities.
 Co-ordination with the existing facility operations.
3. REFERENCES
3.1 GENERAL REFERENCES

Standard Specification for Pipe,
ASTM A 53/A 53M Steel, Black and Hot-Dipped,
Zinc-Coated, Welded and
Seamless
Building Service piping.
ASME B 31.9
M-ANM-300000-GA00-MPL-
Project Management Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GH00-MPL-
Site Health & Safety Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GV00-MPL-
Environment Management Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GC00-MPL-
Construction Organization Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GB00-MPL-
Project Schedule Control Plan 000002
M-ANM-300000-GQ00-MPL-
Quality Assurance Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GK00-MPL-
Risk Management Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GSTC-MPL-
Testing and Commissioning Organization Plan 000001
M-ANM-300000-GC00-MPL-
Traffic Management Plan 000003
M-ANM-300000-GQQC-MPL-
Construction Quality Control 000001
Work Permits/NOC’s from Police Department If applicable
MOWE- Water and Electricity If applicable
MBGD- Municipality, Beautification & Gardening If applicable

Saudi Labour Law Where applicable
3.2 SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN
Technical Specifications. 90% Detailed Design. M-ANM-300000-CMOO-ESP-200009 Rev A

Compressed-Air Piping

General Service Packaged Air Compressors and
Receivers.

Hangers and Supports
3.3 MATERIAL APPROVAL
The materials used at site shall conform to the requirement of approved material submittal.
The materials used at site shall conform to the requirement of approved site environmental
plan.
-Packaged Air Compressor & Receiver M-ANM-300000-CMOO-MAR-000001 Rev B
- Black Steel Pipes & Fittings M-ANM-300000-CCOO-MAR-000166 Rev C
(Compressed Air piping)
3.4 APPROVED DESIGN DRAWING
Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CMEP-EDR-200003-D
General Schemes & Details
Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CPOO-EDR-200003-D
Compressed Air Room
Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CPOO-EDR-200017-B
Building P
Pipework Sections
Building C & D Pipework
Building G-G1, B & F Pipework Sections
4. DEFINITIONS
o ANM
: ArRiyadh New Mobility Consortium (CWG / EWG).
o Contractor
:The Contractor is CWG (Civil Working Group Joint Venture) (ANM).
o Engineer/Architect
: The Engineer/Architect is RMTC (Riyadh Metro Transit Consultants).
o EWG
: Electromechanical Working Group Joint
o TCSE JV
: Termigas–Cem Estero– Sitie Gulf –Electro Mechanical Works - Joint
Venture – MEP works subcontractor
o Owner
: ADA (ArRiyadh Development Authority).
o ITP
: Inspection & Test Plan
o IRE
:Inspection Request
o MAR
:Material Approval Request
o QA/QC
: Quality Assurance / Quality Control
o HSE
: Health & Safety Environment
o PPE
:Personal Protective Equipment
5. RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities for ensuring that the steps in this procedure shall be carried out are specified
at relevant steps in the procedure:
5.1 Project Engineer

 Works Directly at the site to ensure that all the required information and
material has been provided to proceed the works.
 Checking plans & shop drawings.
 Ensure all materials used and work performed are as per contract
specifications.
 Managing, monitoring and interpreting the contract design documents

supplied by client/consultant.
 Liasioning with consultant/client and general work force involve in the project.
 Day to day activity of the site, including supervision and monitoring.
 Overall responsible person for the contracts and process implementation of

works.
5.2 QA/QC Manager
 Manage Quality Assurance and Quality Control of construction activities.

Quality control shall be in strict accordance with the Project Specific Quality
Plan (QP), Control Procedures (CP's) and Inspection & Test Plans (ITP's).
 Responsible for program implementation and shall report directly to the Project
Manager.
 Has the authority to identify problems, initiate corrective actions, recommend
solutions and stop work when necessary or as directed by Owner’s Representative or
their appointed Representative.
 Responsible for raising ITF's (Inspection and Test Forms) and NCR’s (Non-
Conformance Report) with regard to non-conforming items and submitting
concession requests to the client if required.
 To ensure that all the applicable Standards and Specifications as detailed in
the ITF’s are adhered to.
5.3 QA/QC Engineer

 The monitoring of executions of works at site and should be as per the
approved shop drawings and project specifications.
 Ensure IRs are being raised for activities in timely manner and inspected by
the Company.
 He will follow and carried out all the relevant tests as per project
specifications.
 Obtain the required clearance prior to Company’s inspections.
 Should acquire any necessary civil works clearances and coordination.
5.4 Site Engineer

 The carrying-out of work and the proper distribution of all the available
resources in coordination with the Site Engineer on a daily basis.
 Daily reports of the works are achieved and coordinated for the future
planning with the Site Engineer.
 Incorporate all the QA/QC and Safety requirements as requested by the

concerned Engineer.
 Meeting with any type of unforeseen incident or requirement and reporting the
same to the Site Engineer immediately.
5.5 Safety Officer

 The implementation of all safety measures in accordance with the HSE plan
and that the whole work force is aware of its proper implementation.
 The implementation of safety measures is adequate to maintain a safe

working environment on the work activity.
 Inspection of all the site activities and training personnel in accident

prevention and its proper reporting to the Construction Manager and the
Project Manager.
 The site is maintained in a clean and tidy manner.
 Ensure only trained persons shall operate the power tools.
 Ensure all concerned personals shall use PPE and all other items as
required.
 Ensure adequate lighting is provided in the working area at night time.
 Ensure high risk elevated areas are provided are barricade, tape, safety nets
and provided with ladders.
 Ensure service area/inspection area openings are provided with barricade,

tape, and safety nets.
 Ensure safe access to site work at all times.
5.6 Store Keeper (SK)

o Responsible for overall Store operations in making sure to store the
material delivery to the site and keep it in suitable area that will keep
the material in safe from rusty and damage.
6. CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS
The contractor shall, with due care and diligence, design to the next provided by the
contract, execute and complete the works and remedy any defects therein in accordance
with the provisions of the contract. The contractor shall provide all superintendence,
labours, materials, plant, equipment and all other things, whether of a temporary or
permanent nature, required in such design, execution and completion and remedying of
any defects, so far as the necessity for providing the same is specified in or is reasonably
to be inferred from the contract.
7. MANPOWER AND PLANT
7.1 MATERIALS REQUIRED
The following materials will be used for the execution of the works:
Description Quantity
1 Pipe TBA
2 Fittings TBA
3 Pipe Support TBA
7.2 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
The following equipment / tools will be used during the execution of works:
No Description Quantity
1 Survey Tools As required
Figure A : Surveyor Equipment

Using a surveyor tools to fix the location of the Pipes as per the
drawing
2 Pipe Threading Machine Where

applicable
Figure B : Pipe Threading Machine

It is used for pipe to be threaded
3 Pipe Cutting Machine As required
Figure C: Pipe Cutting Machine

For cutting pipes
4 Ruler Water level. As required
Figure D : W Level
The Ruler Water level used to insure straightness of the erected pipe
5 Steel Grinder As required
It is used for cleaning and grinding the steel pipe
6 Welding Machine As required
Figure A : To join / connect Pipes
7 Welding Rod As required
-Used to join materials

8 Scissor Lift As required
- MEWP / Material Lifting Purposes
7.3 PERSONNEL
7.3.1 SUBCONTRACTOR
o TCSE JV
: Termigas–Cem Estero– Sitie Gulf –Electro Mechanical Works - Joint
Venture – MEP works
Description Quantity
1 Project Manager 1
2 Construction Manager 1
3 QA/QC Manager / Team TBD
4 Health and Safety Manager / Team TBD
5 QA/QC Team TBD
6 Site Engineer / Supervisor TBD
7 Skilled Labors TBD
8. QUALITY MANAGEMENT
8.1 Quality Assurance
8.1.1 General
For the execution activities of the construction phases related to the Installation of
Compressed Air Piping System a set of specific quality procedures shall be
implemented to guarantee the fulfilment of Employer’s requirements. Total control
processing shall be implemented through documentation system for submission,
approval, transmittal and recording, coordinated with all concerned parties for
systematic and harmonious accomplishment of the works. The activities shall be
carried out by specialized, qualified and experienced personnel.
Generally, QAP and QCP procedures are focused on assessing the quality of
inspection procedures, practices and results to improve consistency and accuracy of
the inspection outcomes
Refer to the Quality Assurance Plan: M-ANM-300000-GQQA-MPL-000001 Rev B
Refer to the Quality Control Plan : M-ANM-300000-GQQC-MPL-000001 Rev C
8.1.2 Standard References:
 Approved method statement ref no. M-ANM-300000-CFFF-MST-000001
8.2 Quality Control
All procedures described in the QAP and QCP shall be followed. Procedures
mentioned there shall also be applicable to all works described in this method
statement. Quality measures for Installation of Compressed Air Piping System shall
be controlled through approved Inspection Requests (IRs), including all tasks
inspection points as per quality control records for Installation of Compressed Air
Piping System. QC Engineer shall maintain a master set of all relevant documents
checklists, standards, drawings, inspection reports and data in the master file with an
updated register.
QC Engineer shall be responsible for maintaining quality by ensuring that:
8.2.1 PRE INSPECTION:

QC Engineer should maintain set of controlled documents prior to start of any
execution works such as:
 Drawings Issued for construction
 Approved Method statement & Inspection and Test Plan
8.2.2 WORK - EXECUTION:

 The work is performed according to the project-specific quality requirements
or specification, other instructions and good building practice.
 The Installation record is written and submitted to controller and designer for
their inspection without delay.
 Monitoring measurements are made and necessary documents written.
 A representative of the Engineer and/or designer is informed of exceptional
situations and conditions on the site and other things affecting the progress of
the work.
 Skilled workers (e.g. Installer ) have passed a qualification examination
8.2.3 QA.QC RECORDS:
1. Approved Inspection Request including:

A. Filled and approved checklist.
2. ITP for Installation of Compressed Air Piping System
: M-ANM-3°1DPW-CM00-ITP-000001
3. Updated and approved drawings.
9. HEALTH, SAFETY, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABILITY
All site works relevant to this activity and other works are planned and executed in a
manner that the risk of danger to the public, Employer’s personnel, site personnel
and all people directly and indirectly associated with the works will be avoided,
mitigated or controlled especially during works on live traffic. The area should be
maintained free from undue obstructions and hazards at all times. Perimeter fence
shall be provided with gates manned by Security Personnel to prevent unauthorized
access. Appropriate access must be provided including pedestrian lanes and road
crossing as far as reasonably practicable.
All operatives must receive Site Specific Safety Induction and provided with the
mandatory PPE before deploying them on the work site. Briefing on the relevant
method statement, risk assessments and safe work procedures including emergency
procedures shall be conducted before the activity starts. Regular toolbox talks must
be done to ensure operatives are aware of the hazards and the control measures
related to their works. Permit to Work System must be implemented for all critical
works related to this activity.
Mobile plant equipment including stationary equipment and accessories that will be
used on site must adhere to the guidelines set forth in the Plant and Equipment
Procedure (M-ANM-300000-GH00-PRO-000018-0) and other applicable ANM
procedures. Prior to operating the equipment for the first time during a shift, the
operator shall inspect the equipment in accordance with the manufacturer's
guidelines. If at any time, a Mobile Plant Equipment is found to be in need of repair,
defective, or in any way unsafe, the equipment shall he taken out of service until it
has been restored to safe operating condition.
Adequate number of personnel should be provided to ensure all HSE requirements

are implemented. Supervisors shall not put the workers under their responsibility to
any situation that will compromise the workers Safety as well as the public. Any
hazardous situation that will put the life of anybody whether directly or indirectly must
be stopped until appropriate measures are in place to control or mitigate the Safety
Issues. Permit to Work System must be strictly followed to ensure control measures
are in place.
A safe work briefing which should be conducted prior to the start of this activity using
the attached form (M-ANM-300000-GH00-FOR-000003 Rev 0 -Safe Work Method
Statement). All operatives involved must sign in this form and a copy should be kept
for verification.
The Sub-contractor in charge for this activity is required to provide a competent and
experienced Safety Staff that will be responsible for implementing and maintaining
the appropriate HSE requirements.
Lifting operation shall be under the direct supervision of a qualified lifting supervisor.
The crane must have valid third party test certificate and shall be operated by a
competent operator with a valid third party training certificate and KSA driving
license. Competent rigger/s with valid third party training certificate must be assigned
to assist the crane operator. All lifting gears must have valid third party test certificate
and must be inspected before and throughout the duration of the lifting operation.
Under no circumstances, that a defective lifting equipment and accessories, will be
used during the normal course of this activity. Basic and standard lifting operation
shall use the standard lifting plan (M-ANM-300000-GH00-FOR-000164 Rev 0-Crane
Lift Plan) and should be attached in the Permit to Work while critical/complex lift shall
follow the requirements of M-ANM-300000-GC00-PRO-000002-Rev-0 -Lifting
Operation Procedure.
Temporary supports, steel cage preparation and shuttering works including removal
after completion of works must be in accordance with the approved technical
specifications. Any modifications must be approved by the technical department.
Site specific emergency plan must be developed with due consideration to this
activity and all other simultaneous activities in the area. Safe access shall be
provided to the working area/ work platform.
Use, storage and handling of chemicals must be in accordance with the Material
Safety Data Sheets and waste contaminated waste will be disposed in line with PME
Standard.
Ensure that adequate Welfare Facilities such as Rest/Eating Rooms, Drinking

Facilities, and Toilet Blocks can accommodate all workers at site.
9.1 Work Operations
All work operations shall be conducted in alignment with the:
1. Health and Safety Plan (Ref. M-ANM-300000-GH00-MPL-000001-Rev-G)
2. Environmental Management Plan (Ref. M-ANM-300000-GV00-MPL-000001-Rev-

F)
3. Risk Assessments (Annexure)
4. All Relevant Procedures and Guidelines.
9.2 First Aid and Emergency Services
All emergency provisions should be available including but not limited to First Aiders,
First Aid Boxes, Fire Extinguishers as well as rescue equipment for possible water
flooding in the area.
1. Ref. Doc. No. M-ANM-300000-GH00-PRO-000045
2. First aid box shall be provided at all stations. The first aid box will be supervised by
on site first aider/supervisors.
3. First aid shall be readily available during the all the hours where work is carried out
on site. All training shall be to MOL approved standards and such training shall
include Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and other emergency techniques. All
first aiders shall be suitably identified with a “Red-Crescent” sticker pasted on the left
side of the safety helmet. It shall be worn at all times when on the site.
4. In addition, emergency ambulances can be called for any unwanted major

accident/incident.
5. Sub-contractors shall provide trained first aiders for a minimum ratio of 1 to 50.
9.3 Risk Management
The risk management enhances the traceability of the major construction hazards
identified from the beginning until completion of the project. The Risk Management
Strategy for the RMP Project includes the following items:
1. RMP Risk Management Plan
2. RMP Construction Risk Safety Package (when it is required),
3. Activity Specific Risk Assessment
9.4 Emergency Contact List
For the Emergency Contact List refer to Annexure
9.5 Organization Chart
9.5.1 HSE Organization Chart
9.6 Heat Stress Management
1. Ref. Doc No M-ANM-300000-GH00-PRO-000026
2. Supervisors will review work locations for pre-existing shade areas
3. Shelters shall be designed and set up with strong materials and shall be for large
groups of personnel to take shelter in high temperatures or when the work has been
stopped due to the ambient temperature being at or above 54 ˚C.
4. The following equipment will be provided inside the Heat Stress Shelters.
a. Electric fans with water mist facility.
b. Bench seats.
c. Igloos with cool water.
d. Electrolyte drinks. (Gatorade, Tang, or similar for dehydration)
e. Trash bins
f. Information posters on working in hot conditions
g. Emergency contact numbers
5. Clothing should be worn as loosely as possible to maximize cooling effects without

creating additional safety hazards.
10. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE

For the Emergency Contact List refer to Annexure 2
10.1 EXTERNAL EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST
Emergency contact list refers to:
 Summoning the emergency service.
 In the unfortunate events of an emergency happening.
 The first criterion is to assess the situation and contact the relevant emergency
services.
 During the emergency service call, Arabic speaking person must be available for the
effective communication with the emergency service.
 Once the emergency service has been summoned, place a contact person that is
speaking Arabic at an appropriate and visible location in order to direct the
emergency crew to the specific location of the casualty on arrival
11. PROCEDURE AND SEQUENCE OF WORK

Upon completion of the activities described in the previous paragraph, the installation
of Compressed Air Piping System shall commence as per approved drawings.
11.1. PHASE OF EXECUTIONS

The following activities will be carried out for:
1. Prior Activities.
2. Delivery and inspections, storage and handling;
3. Installation of Compressed Air Pipes & Fittings
4. Inspection and Testing of Compressed Air Pipes & Fittings
11.1.1 PRIOR ACTIVITIES
Prior to installation of Compressed Air Pipes & Fittings, it is essential that following
activities are completed or in progress:
 All personnel must complete a Safety and Environmental induction with relevant
training (if required).
 Temporary fencing installation along the site perimeter.(if applicable)
 Ensure safe access into working area and appropriate lighting.
 Installation of safety signs relate to Health and Safety precautions according to the
Specifications, M-ANM-300000-GH00-MPL-000001.
 Drawing for laying of Compressed Air Pipes & Fittings installation locations shall be
provided
 In places (where needed) proper working platform shall be provided.
 Survey must be carried out before start of operation as well as during all the
installation process.
 All the materials to be used for the relevant works shall be already identified,
approved as per the ITP and available at the work place.
 Site Engineer should ensure that the construction drawings are the latest issue.
 To check work area is clean and safe.
11.1.2 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING
All the delivered materials to site will be inspected by site/QC engineer for any
damages/defects ensured that materials are as per approved material submittal and stored
adequately as per manufacturer recommendations. The damaged/defective materials will be
rejected and sent back to the supplier.
During the unloading and handling, utmost care shall be taken that the material is not dropped
on to the ground. If mechanical lifting equipment is used, ensure no metallic slings, hooks or
chains will be used in direct contact with the pipe. Deliver Pipes to Project site should be in
the proper storage.
Transportation: When loading and transporting Compressed Air pipes not still in its original
packing, take care that the pipes are supported along their entire length to avoid their being
bent. Arrange the pipes such that they lie with their end collars offset. Avoid subjecting the
pipes to impact stress, particularly when temperatures are low.
Fig: Correct position of storing the pipe
Short-term pipe deformation can occur where pipe stacks are unevenly exposed to the effects
of the sun (or other forms of heat). Pipes should not therefore be stored in direct sunlight.
No materials will be permitted to enter the works location without being inspected on arrival to
the site.
11.1.3 Installation of Compressed Air Pipes, Valves, Fittings and Accessories, Pipe
Hanger
11.1.3.1 Using Beam Clamp
11.1.3.2 Drop-in Anchor (Where Applicable)
 The installation of pipe hangers will be carried out in the following manner:
 Identify the actual location of the hangers based on the approved drawings. Mark the
position for installing the drop-in anchor.
 Check the hanger size to confirm the depth of the hole to be drilled based on the
relevant drawings and manufacturer’s specifications. Adjust the depth gauges and
flush the anchors with the base material surface.
 Check the hanger size as per approved design to select the right drill bit and then drill
the hole according to the manufacturer’s specification on the marked location.
 Clean the drilled hole to ensure it is free of dust.
 Insert the drop-in anchor into the hole.
 Hammer down the conical plug inside the anchor with setting punch.
 Install the hanger rod into the drop-in anchor.
11.1.3.3 Threading of Pipe
 Threading of pipes, if required, will be done in the workshop area. The works will be
carried out by trained and competent personnel.
 Threading will be carried out as per specification.
 The pipe will be cut to the desired length if not received as per the requirement. Place
the pipe in between the machine and cut it by using cutter.
 Use reamer to clear the edge.
 Place the die head on the position.
 Turn carriage hand wheel to bring dies against end of pipe. Continue applying
pressure to hand wheel to start dies.
 When desired length of thread has been reached, depress release handle to
discharge latch. Die head will open automatically.
 Release foot switch and then turn carriage hand wheel clockwise to back die head off.
 After threading provide jute for the assembling of elbow and pipe.
 Adjust the rollers to hold the pipe.
 If found satisfactory, send to the working area for installation.
11.1.1.4 Installations
Valves Installation
 Confirm the valve size and location based on the relevant shop drawings. Ensure that
the selected valve is as per manufacturer.
 Fabricate the pipe to the required length and thread it accordingly.
 Place the valve between the pipes and make sure that the threads are free of dust.
 Guide one of the pipe ends onto the valve's thread, slowly run pipe in clockwise
direction.
 Hold the valve firmly by a spanner on the flat nearest joint and then rotate the pipe
with a plumbing wrench. Rotate the pipe until the end of the spindle operating joint.
Repeat the above steps for the other pipe.
Valve with Flanged End Connection
 Confirm the valve size and location based on the relevant shop drawings.
Ensure that the selected valve is flanged type or as per approved.
 Place the valve between the pipe flanges. Make sure that the flange and the
adjacent pipe work are clean of dirt.
 Select the gasket size according to the valve and associated pipe size based
on the approved shop drawings so that it can match the pipe work flange.
 Connect the valve with the pipe flange. The pipe flange shall be square with
the associated pipeline.
 When the valve is in proper position, install the bolts into the holes. Tighten
the nuts one by one evenly using the torque wrench. Repeat the above steps
for the other joint.
Erection of Pipes
 Mark the routing of the piping as per the approved and coordinated drawings.
 Fabricate the pipes (as per drawing).
 Drill and fix the supports as per the marking.
 Hang the pipes with proper hangers & supports.
 Join all the fabricated pipes and prepare it for pressure testing.
 Pressurize the piping as per testing procedure.
 Provide Pipe sleeves as per the specification for all pipes passing through the wall or
slab.
 Metal sleeves to be provided for each pipe passing through wall or slab. Also the fire
sealant to be provided for the fire rated wall/slab.
Fittings
 Inspect both male and female components prior to assembly.
 Threads should be free from mechanical damage, dirt, chips and excess cutting oil.
 Clean or replace components as necessary.
 Fabricate the pipes (as per drawing).
 Use a thread sealant or as per material approval (Teflon tape, pipe dope etc.)
 Tighten Fittings as per standard.
FOR WELDING:
Welding preparation:
 Where ever welding is specified for connections, necessary welding procedures shall
be followed. Only qualified welders shall be used for welding. Only tack weld shall be
done prior to full weld to see that the member is properly oriented in the correct
location as per drawing.
Site Welding Procedure:
 For welded joints the requirements related to welds size and weld type shall be in
compliance with project drawings and welding specific procedure applicable.
 All welds shall be carried out in accordance with approved welding procedure
specification and qualification. Welders and welding operator shall be qualified and
approved by Client accordance with the applicable welding code.
Welding process
 The welding process variables shall be as specified in the applicable WPS.
 Welding shall not be performed when the surfaces of the parts to be welded are wet
or during periods of high winds. Under rainy or windy conditions the welder/welding
operator and work shall be properly shielded.
 Prior to fit-up and aiding, the grove and adjacent surfaces shall be cleaned to remove
all grease, oil, rust, dirt, paint by filling, brushing, grinding or by the use of approved
solvents.
 The weld joint surfaces shall be visually inspected for the presence of moisture before
welding, In case of presence of moisture, the joint surface shall be dried by use of a
flame torch or by other approved methods.
 Each weld layer or pass shall be visually free of slag, inclusions, cracks porosity and
lack of penetration.
 Any protective coating shall be removed prior to welding.
Welded attachments
 Clamps, welded clips, tack welds, or other appropriate means shall be used to
properly align the joint for welding
 Welded attachments used for fit-up shall be compatible with the base materials.
 After completing the weld joints, attachments shall be removed.
 All areas from which temporary attachments have been removed shall be visually
examined for any defects.
 Any defects found shall be removed by additional grinding and re-welding, if

necessary.
Tack Welding
 Tack welds shall have the same quality requirements as the final welds.
 Qualified welders using qualified welding procedure specification shall make tack
weld.
 When tack welds are to become part of the finished weld, they shall be visually
examined and defective welds removed.
Cutting, Bevelling and Cleaning
 Material shall be cut to shape and size by mechanical means such as machining,
shearing, grinding, or by gas cutting. The cut surface shall be ground to bright metal.
 The cut shall be smooth and true, and slag and contamination should be cleaned
from the cut surfaces.
 Bevelling; Materials shall be bevelled by gas cutting, grinding or machining.
 Cleaning; all cleaning and rust removing shall be done by use of grinding wheels or
discs, wire brushes, abrasive paper or other suitable methods. The interior and
exterior surfaces of materials shall be cleaned to the required acceptance levels using
procedures meeting the requirements of specification.
Alignment
 The components requiring welding shall be proper aligned and positioned in

accordance with the drawing requirements prior to start of full welding operation.
11.1.4 INSPECTION & TESTING PROCEDURE
 All pipes and fittings shall be inspected and tested after the completion of installation.
Before starting any test the system shall be visually inspected to ensure that the
recommendations for the correct installation procedure have been complied with, and
the pipe line together with appliances, valves and fittings are laid as per the above
given procedure.
 As per DESIGN SPECIFICATION M-ANM-300000-CMOO-ESP-200009-A

COMPRESSED-AIR PIPING: FIELD QUALITY CONTROL:
Piping Leak Tests for Metal Compressed-Air Piping: Test new and modified parts of
existing piping. Cap and fill general-service compressed-air piping with oil-free dry air
or gaseous nitrogen to pressure of 50 psig (345 kPa) above system operating
pressure, but not less than 150 psig (1035 kPa). Isolate test source and let stand for
four hours to equalize Temperature. Refill system, if required, to test pressure; hold
for two hours with no drop in pressure.
12. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT & MITIGATION

Compressed air pipes & fittings as finished products are not classified as hazardous to health
as they exhibit no chemical hazard when used under normal condition and application.
ASPECT IMPACT CONTROL

Dust accumulation while Alteration to site air quality Spray access road with water
transporting materials to site and visual impact regularly specially during the
windy and dry condition and
implement site speed limit.
Emission from equipment Excessive emission will alter Develop traffic management
while shifting material to site the air quality or contribute to plan and switch off engine
global warming due to CO2 when not in use, no idling
mode.
Use of electricity Depletion of natural Regular maintenance of
resources equipment to be carried out
as per manufacturer's
recommendation
Replace worn out equipment
Engage trained personnel to
take care of optimum use of
power
Use of scaffolding Depletion of natural Optimum use of scaffolding
resources materials. Reduce, reuse &
recycle the product.
Generation and disposal of Visual Impact if waste not Store the wastes in such a
waste material properly store/organize and way that is properly
dispose segregated or organized to
prevent visual impact.
Dispose waste regularly,
reuse stock pile on site or in
other site as much as
practicable.
13. APPENDIX
Annexure 1
– Risk assessment
Annexure 2
– Emergency Flowchart Communications & Contacts
Annexure 3
– Safe Work Method Statement
Annexure 1
RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk Assessment
Project: Riyadh Metro Project - Line 3
Location: Stations ( WEST DEPOT)
Activity: Installation of Compressed air Piping RISK = LIKELIHOOD x SEVERITY
Ref No: M-ANM-3A1DPW-CM00-MST-000001-REV A
Risk Rating Prior to Controls Final Risk Rating

Ite
Task Hazard Risk Control Measures Risk
m
Likelihood Severity Rating Likelihood Severity Rating
INSTALLATION OF COMPRESSED AIR PIPING SYSTEM - PRE-MOB
All personnel must complete a Safety and Environmental induction, with training (if required).
Temporary fencing installation along the site perimeter. Ensure PTW has been issued according to local authorities.
ng and preliminary activities Ensure safe access into working area and appropriate lighting.
Installation of safety signs and Health and Safety precautions according to the Specifications.
Prior to any construction activities related to substructures, pre-construction evaluations should be completed to
Public Safety.
determine existing conditions that could affect the construction.
Inadequate training.
1 3 3 9 Medium Based on the evaluation studies, wherever applicable (traffic management, utilities relocation, street closures etc.,) 1 3 3 Low
the pre-construction activities shall be taken up and completed before starting the construction of structure.
Presence of other
activities.
Following are the major pre-construction activities after obtaining the necessary work permits,
No Welfare.
In places where needed proper working platform must be provided.
Site Engineer should ensure that the construction drawings are the latest issue.
All the materials to be used for the relevant works shall be already identified, approved and available at the work
place.
Access roads connecting to the project site and various infrastructure facilities areas.
Public Safety. Construction of offices, workman restroom, mosque, dining hall, workshops, stores, and other related facilities. The
porta cabin / covered area for prayer shall be provided at locations, when there is no mosque / prayer room within
Inadequate training. 500 meters of working site.
2 3 3 9 Medium 1 3 3 Low
Presence of other Construction of facilities for water supply system, electric power system and distribution arrangements, drainage
activities. and waste disposal etc.
No Welfare. Toilets for the Staff and workers shall be provided along with sewage collection tank.
Lack
3 of HSE information conveyed to the workers All personnel prior to commencing work on site are to attend the site induction. 2 3 6 Low
INSTALLATION OF COMPRESSED AIR PIPING - MOB
General Education and

Training
The operator or the worker itself is considered as a hazard if not

Safety induction prior to commencement. Ensure everyone should attend the training and is competent to perform the job.
1 inducted with the H&S 2 3 6 Low
Inexperienced workers shall work under the direct supervision of a competent person.
standards.
Incorrect selection of the

equipment (overall
dimensions and operating
performances) causing
General Site Activities difficulties / impossibility in Check / Verify the equipment to be used are suitable to perform the job in relation to the workplace conditions. 1 4 4 Low
performing the job or
interference with All activities will be coordinated in advance.
activities/operating
machinery.
Allow for appropriate lighting facility when natural light is not available.
Working in partial or full absence of light. Provide adequate site water and isotonic drinks supplies and carry out regular health checks on site personnel etc.
Working in hot Allow for a site emergency vehicle.

environment causing
dehydration of site Maintain emergency contact.
personnel.
Safety and work related training to personnel.
Inadequate training.
Minimize dust from dust creating activities; for example cutting of holes through floor for plumbing etc. 2 3 6 Low
Contact with dust.
Workers to wear safety glasses and dust mask in order to avoid contact with dust.
Presence of other
activities. Work program will be submitted to the site responsible.
Non-availability of toilets All activities will be coordinated in order to avoid interferences.

and washing facilities in
working areas. Provide site vehicles to allow movement of personnel to the closest toilet / washing facility available.
Personnel to be made aware of the facilities at site.
Study route and site features before mobilization to assess potential hazards.
Prepare plan for delivery of plant and equipment on site.
Assess impacts on local traffic.

Proximity to public roads causing accidents and injury to site
HSE Induction to machine operator and mobilization team.
n/Demobilization of plant
3 and equipment to/from site personnel and third 1 4 4 Low
parties
Using of signalman.
Follow road safe procedures when occupying public roads.
Workers to wear appropriate PPE including safety glasses, high visibility jacket, helmet and safety shoes at all
times.
Movement of plant/vehicles in proximity to public roads causing

accidents and injury to
site personnel and third
parties.Simultaneous All machinery will operate inside the fenced site area.Simultaneous work activities and site logistics to be planned in advance. Only 3rd party certified plant
activity causing mutual operators to be deployed.Equipment on site to reverse under the control of a trained and designated
interferences. banksmen.Ensure the reverse alarm properly working on all plant/vehicle.Signal / Eye contact with the operator
of Plant/vehicles around
4 the site Injury/fatality to personnel while passing near the mobile plant.Enforce speed limit on site.Personnel to wear high visible vest at all times when 1 4 4 Low
hit by moving working on site.Provide safety path/access.Loose clothing to be kept clear of moving parts of power tools.
machineryCollision
between moving
equipmentLoose clothing
becoming entangled in
moving parts.
Blockages, breakdown and/or damages of equipment and plant. Maintenance to be ensured on a regular basis.
Malfunctioning of plant Daily inspection to be conducted prior to starting works.

and equipment.
ntenance of Plant and5Equipment 1 4 4 Low
Only 3rd party certified operator should operate the equipment.
Loose connections
causing injury to operative Only competent person to repair and/or maintain the equipment.
and other personnel
Supervisor to conduct toolbox talk before start of work.
Personnel to have adequate experience in manual handling.
Restrict lifting weight by hands to maximum 20kg.
Follow safe procedure for manual lifting of objects to prevent injuries.

Manual handling/lifting causing back injury.
If the load is beyond the capacity of single person to lift, provide additional team member to lift.
Injury, cuts, abrasions
6 while handling materials When lifting load with more than two people, a communication team member will be employed for controlling the 1 3 3 Low
(handled elements may movement of load.
have sharp edges).
In case of heavy loads to be lifted ensure appropriate equipment is used.
Workers to wear appropriate PPE (Gloves and steel toed safety boots) at all times.
Safe Working Load of lifting gears to be checked against the weight of the load to be lifted.
Failure of lifting gears or crane and/or tilting.
Crane safe working load and maximum working radius shall never be exceeded.
Overloading of the crane.
Lifting plan will be studied and prepared prior to starting the lifting activities.
Crane overturning.
Ensure 3rd party certified operator/riggers for lifting works.
Tilting of suspended
Use competent lift supervisor and one assistant for feedback.
loads.
Use tag lines to control the load to be lifted.
Spin of load / load
colliding with existing
7 Ensure continuous communication and visibility between signalman, supervisor and crane. 2 5 10 Medium
structure.
Use examined / tested / inspected lifting equipment.
Moving crane hitting
personnel during
Ensure all loose items are removed or securely fixed to the material to be lifted.
loading/unloading.
Area at risk should be cleared and cordoned off prior to lift.
Fall of material causing
injury/death of personnel.
Do not allow personnel to stand / walk under suspended loads.
Instability of lifting
Workers to wear appropriate PPE at all times.
equipment
Ensure a proper base is provided underneath the crane outriggers prior to lifting.
Appropriate edge protection to be in place.
Scaffolding should be fully boarded, provided with handrail, mid rail, toe guard and proper out rigger and anchoring.
Slipping, tripping, fall from height leading to body injuries, cuts or Leaning or climbing over scaffold guardrails should be avoided.
death.
Scaffold platform should be clean and tidy to avoid any tripping hazard.
Unsafe use of ladder
8 causing injury/death. Full body harness system will be utilized as a last option to work at height. 1 4 4 Low
Objects / material fall from Ladders shall be at the correct angle and be secured or footed whilst in use.
height.
All objects / material to be kept away from the edge.
Movement of equipment and machinery in crowded areas.Pinch /

Crush injuries to hands
whilst
assembling/disassembling Before commencing work all personnel must be properly inducted.Only competent Operators with 3rd party certificate/license will be allowed on site.Test
machine certificates to be available with equipment.Appropriate hand PPE to be warn during the assembly and disassembly
segments.Collisions, of machine segments.Machine segments to be assembled and disassembled by trained operatives only, in
struck against, struck by, sequence and in accordance with the manufactures instructions.Works on machine segments to be carried out
Fluid when machines are not in operation.All personnel will maintain a safe working distance during crane & piling rig
spillages.Simultaneous erection.Flag man to be provided.Adequate warning signs and barricades to be provided around the operational
zation /demobilization9/ maintenance operations (many areas.Vehicles/Plant shall travel strictly to designated routes on site & follow the project site speed limit.Project site 2 5 10 Medium
contractors within the traffic rules shall be enforced.Plants to be equipped by flashing beacons and turned on during operation.Spill kits to
development traffic / be provided at diesel tank area.Drip trays to be provided under all working equipment’s (welding machine /
unauthorized generators) etc.Machines to be refilled when ignition is turned off.Operatives to wear appropriate hand PPE when
people).Contact with coming into contact with machinery substances (oils, fuels and greases).All personnel working at height shall wear
hazardous and utilize a safety harness system.No loose tools or equipment to be left in an exposed position such that they
substances.Working at could be dropped from height.
height leading to fall of
person /object causing
injury / fatality.
Inform nearby plant operator as to your presence, do not stand on haul roads and must wear high visibility clothing, safety helmet and safety boots.
Should never work alone, in pair as minimum.
Supervisor to give Toolbox talks prior to start of work.
Proper supervision to be provided.

Struck by moving vehicle/equipment,
Homemade tools shall not be used, Use PPE at all times.
Working with hand tools,
Hand injuries,
Dust suppression (watering down of area) to be carried out throughout works. Dust masks will be on site for
10 operatives to use if required. 2 4 8 Low
Dust emission,
Tools should be checked and color coded as per ANM requirement before the work starts & should be properly
Slips, Trips & Falls,
maintained by competent person.
Heat stress
All personnel will be provided with PPE, cool drinking water.
Ensure work is scheduled as per site timings.
First aid kit and first aider will be provided on site.
Heat stress training to be conducted by Safety Officer
Diversions to be implemented prior to any work commencing outside the site boundary’sAll traffic diversions are to be in accordance with the Traffic
Management and Diversion section within the method statement.All local authority permits to be in place prior to
deploying the traffic management and diversion.Working only permitted as per the times described on the
permit.Priority and thought to be given to members of the public, barriers, warning signs, good temporary footpath
access.Every precaution must be taken with regards to the placing of Concrete Jersey barriers.Times for delivery
Collision of vehicles with the workforce
11 will be depicted on the authorized permit and must be adhered to.Cones shall be used as a temporary diversion for 1 4 0 Low
the delivery vehicle.Workers to be made aware and kept reminded of the hazards with vehicles.Flagmen to be
deployed in strategic locations in order to slow the oncoming vehicles.Supervisor to conduct toolbox talk before
start of work. If the load is beyond the capacity of single person to lift, provide additional team member to lift. In
case of heavy loads to be lifted ensure appropriate equipment is used.Workers to wear appropriate PPE (Gloves
and steel toed safety boots) at all times.
Safe Work Procedures

Foreign body falling in the
eyes Only competent welders should be allowed to do the activity.
12 1 3 0 Low
Electrical shock The areas need to be checked to ensure it is free of flammable or combustible materials.
Fire All flammable/ combustible materials should be protected if it cannot be removed and appropriate fire extinguisher
should be available.
Injury / Accident / Near miss due to unsafe act or condition in area Adequate fixed and temporary lighting (tower lights) must be provided to ensure proper illumination of the site to ensure workers, excavations and
of low or no illumination equipment can be clearly seen.
(general).
All heavy equipment must be provided with beacon lights, front and rear lights and audible alarms to ensure easy
Unidentifiable equipment identification by all workers in the area.
in the working area
(struck by). Personnel will wear high visibility jackets to ensure easy identification on the site at all times.
13 1 3 0 Low
Slips, Trips and falls due Adequate fixed and temporary lighting must be provided to ensure proper illumination of the site.
to poor site / work area
illumination. At least one supervisor must be available at all times to monitor and assist workers in case of emergency
Ensure adequate sleeping environment provided to staff during day shift.
Injury resulting from using
tools and equipment Ensure adequate time is allowed to share Information between shifts.
without sufficient task /
site lighting. Shift supervisors should be trained to recognize risk factors leading to fatigue and be able to identify fatigued
Inadequate supervision.
Lack of awareness due

exhaustion, tiredness
leading to distraction and
inability to work safely. workers.
Sharp objects. Where work is particularly demanding, consider shortening the length of the shift.
Slip, trip & fall
Foreign Objects
Dust
Adequate P.P.E will be provided to all operatives. (Safety glasses, etc.).
Ensure all access is free from obstructions.
Slip, trip & fall Special Toolbox meeting to be conducted by the HSE officer to all personnel to stay to away from Slip, trip & fall.
14 1 3 0 Low
Foreign Objects Ensure all access is free from obstructions.
Dust Application of water for dust suppression.
Dust mask to be provided face fit tested to operatives.
INSTALLATION OF COMPRESSED AIR PIPING - ENV

Speed limits shall be implanted inside work area as 10km/h.
n / Demobilization of plant
1 and equipment to/from site 1 3 0 Low
Dust suppression measure to be implemented
Equipment shall be fitted with noise suppressors, properly and efficiently working at all times.
Disturbance of residents by noise and vibrations caused by Coordinate the activities for periods in the day when the disturbance to the public will be minimized.
n / Demobilization of plant
2 and equipment to/from site 1 3 0 Low
vehicles/equipment.
Regular maintenance of plant by lubrication, tightening loose parts, replacing worn-out components shall be
conducted to avoid increase in noise.
Application of water for dust suppression shall be done in the accesses.
Minimize handling of dusty materials.
of Plant/vehicles around
3 the site Activities that potentially generate high dust levels shall be curtailed, suspended or postponed in situations where 1 3 0 Low
the wind direction and speed is causing adverse impacts on nearby sensitive receptors.
Care shall be taken to prevent mud/dust being transported onto the public roads by vehicle wheels (provide wash
bay).
Disturbance of residents by noise and vibrations caused by Equipment shall be fitted with noise suppressors, properly and efficiently working at all times. Regular maintenance of plant by lubrication, tightening loose
4 vehicles/equipment. parts, replacing worn-out components shall be conducted to avoid increase in noise. 1 3 0 Low
Collect all relative permits before starting the work.
Before leaving warehouse all equipment shall be completely checked and sent to site only if all parts are regularly
working.
Equipment preventative maintenance shall be performed on a daily basis.
Fuel hydrocarbons and any other hazardous materials shall be stored at specifically designated, taped of areas
inside a spillage tray.
5 Spillage trays shall be located under the crank-cases of engines, pumps and machinery. 1 3 0 Low
No equipment repairing shall be done on site.
Smoke and fire shall be prohibited on site.
Extinguishers shall be of sufficient number, size and required type to handle any potential fire hazard.
Any hoses shall be fitted with protective closer to avoid any leakages.
Specific area to be identified and created for concrete/shotcrete wash-out.
All the concrete/shotcrete waste and water contaminated with concrete to be discharged to this location.
6 1 3 0 Low
Solid hazardous and non-hazardous waste shall be immediately stored in temporary storage
Annexure 2
EMERGENCY FLOWCHART
COMMUNICATIONS & CONTACTS
Annexure 3
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RIYADH METRO PROJECT

Method Statement for Installation of

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PROJECT TITLE: Riyadh Metro

DOCUMENT TITLE: West Depot

: Method Statement for Installation of Compressed Air Piping

RIYADH METRO - M-ANM-3A1DPW-CM00-MST-000001 - REV A

P1 Issued for Internal 06 April 2017 N/A

Technical Review Rolito Pepito Paolo A. Hertel

Internal H&S / QA / 06 April 2017 N/A

Construction Approval G. Serpe R. Febbroni U. Cardu

A Issued for Engineer

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9.6 HEAT STRESS MANAGEMENT................................................................................22

This document includes but is not limited to the following issues:

1) Description of methods and equipment / materials to be used for each

Appropriate scaffolding system or MEWP will be used for working at height.

 Co-ordination with the existing facility operations.

3.1 GENERAL REFERENCES

Work Permits/NOC’s from Police Department If applicable

MOWE- Water and Electricity If applicable

MBGD- Municipality, Beautification & Gardening If applicable

3.2 SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN

Technical Specifications. 90% Detailed Design. M-ANM-300000-CMOO-ESP-200009 Rev A

Technical Specifications. 90% Detailed Design. M-ANM-300000-CMOO-ESP-200010 Rev A

Technical Specifications. 90% Detailed Design. M-ANM-300000-CMOO-ESP-200003 Rev A

3.3 MATERIAL APPROVAL

-Packaged Air Compressor & Receiver M-ANM-300000-CMOO-MAR-000001 Rev B

- Black Steel Pipes & Fittings M-ANM-300000-CCOO-MAR-000166 Rev C

(Compressed Air piping)

3.4 APPROVED DESIGN DRAWING

Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CMEP-EDR-200003-D

General Schemes & Details

Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CPOO-EDR-200003-D

Compressed Air Room

Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CPOO-EDR-200017-B

Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CPOO-EDR-200016-B

Building C & D Pipework

Compressed Air System M-ANM-3A1DPW-CPOO-EDR-200015-B

Building G-G1, B & F Pipework Sections

5.1 Project Engineer

 Checking plans & shop drawings.

 Managing, monitoring and interpreting the contract design documents

 Day to day activity of the site, including supervision and monitoring.

 Overall responsible person for the contracts and process implementation of

5.2 QA/QC Manager

 Manage Quality Assurance and Quality Control of construction activities.

5.3 QA/QC Engineer

 Obtain the required clearance prior to Company’s inspections.

 Should acquire any necessary civil works clearances and coordination.

5.4 Site Engineer

 Incorporate all the QA/QC and Safety requirements as requested by the

5.5 Safety Officer

 The implementation of safety measures is adequate to maintain a safe

 Inspection of all the site activities and training personnel in accident

 The site is maintained in a clean and tidy manner.

 Ensure only trained persons shall operate the power tools.

 Ensure adequate lighting is provided in the working area at night time.