Saj-Po-Cgc-Mst-Ff-005-00 Mos For The Installaton and Testing of Foam Sysytem

The Engineer: Employer/Developer PMC/Employer's Representative The Contractor:
Project: 5214483-LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments
Ref.No. SAJ-P0-CGC-MST-FF-0005-00
Technical Submittal Rev.No. 0
Date: 10/7/2023
Reqd. By: 18/07/2023
Subject of Submittal: METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM SYSTEM
Enclosure: Pre-Qualification of Subcontractor Method Statement Guarantee Certificate Test Results
Operation & Maintenance Manual Project Quality Plan HSE Plan Calculation Survey Others (Specify……....)
ARCO MEP Sign: Date: 10/7/2023
CGC Contractor's Sign: Date:
Ref No 5214483/R11-
ATKINS Engineer's Comments:
Reviewed By: Date:
ATKINS Resident Engineer's Comments

Code A - Approved
Code B - Approved As Noted
Code C - Revise and Resubmit
Code D - Information, Record
Code E - Incompleted, Resubmit
ATKINS RE Sign: Date:
Ref.No 5214483/R10-
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Corrections or comments made relative to submittals during this review do not relieve the contractor from compliance with the contract requirement and specifications.
This check is only for review of general conformance with the design concept of the project and general compliance with the information given in the contract documents.
SITE OPERATIONS Form No.SQP10/FM/006, Rev 00

The Engineer: The Employer: The Contractor:
Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Document Number Document Title Rev. 0
Date 10-07-2023
SAJ-P0-CGC-MST-FF-0005-00 MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE
SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE

SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE & APARTMENTS

JUBAIL ISLAND -ABU DHABI (UAE)
REV
PREPARED&REVIEWED BY REVIEWED & ENDORSED BY APPROVED BY STATUS
NO
0 10-07-2023
Mr. Monish T Mr. Abdelalrahman Banat Mr. Hussein Gewilly

QA/QC-Engineer-Mechanical Sr. Mechanical Engineer Project Manager
ARCO Electromechanical ARCO Electromechanical ARCO Electromechanical

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MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE

SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
PROJECT NAME 5214483-LEAD SOUK AL JUBAIL APARTMENTS
PLOT NO 2-AP-001-1-BLD / 2-AP-001-2-BLD
PROJECT LOCATION SECTOR: JS JUBAIL ISLAND DEVELOPMENT, ABU
DHABI, UAE
CONSTRUCTION, COMPLETION AND 12 MONTHS
MAINTENANCE OF (06 NOS OF G+4 BUILDINGS,
SCOPE OF WORKS
TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS, GYM & COMMUNITY
CENTER INCLUDING EXTERNAL WORKS.)
JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT – SOLE
THE EMPLOYER / PROPRIETORSHIP LLC P O BOX 39294 ABU DHABI,
CLIENTS UAE, LEAD DEVELOPMENT AND PROJECT
MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
THE ENGINEER/
ATKINS ENGINEERING CONSULTANT
CONSULTANT
MAIN CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING HOUSE
CONTRACTOR LTD
MEP SUB
ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL L.L.C
CONTRACTOR
ALL OTHER DEFINITIONS AS PER CONTRACT NO. 5214483

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CONTENTS
1. ACTIVITY
2. SCOPE
3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
4. PROJECT DETAILS-PROJECT NAME AND STAKE HOLDERS
5. REFERENCES
6. TOOLS, TACKLES AND EQUIPMENTS
7. EMPLOYEES INVOLVED & RESPONSIBILITY
8. SAFETY HAZARDS AND CONTROL MEASURES
A. Training
B. House keeping
C. Emergency Arrangements
9. MATERIALS AS PER THE SPEC AND APPROVED MATERIAL SUBMITTAL:
10. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM
10.1 Delivery, Handling & Storage of Materials
10.2 Work Methodology
11. Environmental and Sustainability Requirements
A. Waste Management
B. Hazardous Substances Management
12. ATTACHMENTS
Appendix 1 – Method Statement Briefing
Appendix 2 – Risk Assessment & Control Measure.
Appendix 3 – Specification- SECTION 211339 – FOAM WATER SYSTEMS
Appendix 4 – ITP
Appendix 5 – Checklist
Appendix 5 – Organization Chart

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1. ACTIVITY
This Method Statement is to provide and maintain effective quality control procedures and standardized
Installation and testing of foam fire suppression system works to ensure compliance with the conditions
of contract and project specifications.
2. SCOPE:
The scope of work covered by this method statement is everything related to the Installation and testing
of foam fire suppression system works, this method statement discusses all safety related issues
including but not limited to safety working methods
3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS

3.1 DEFINITIONS
JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT – SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

Client LLC P O BOX 39294 ABU DHABI, UAE, LEAD DEVELOPMENT
AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS
Project 5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE AND APARTMENTS PROJECT
Engineer ATKINS MEMBER OF SNC-LAVALIN GROUP
Contractor CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING HOUSE LTD

Sub- ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL LLC
Contractor
Reviewed Reviewed by the Consultant;
Size When related to pipe work means nominal size.
Shall mean not only the major items of plant and equipment
Complete
Conveyed by this specification, but all the incidental sundry components
installatio
necessary for the complete execution of the works and for the proper
n
operation of the installation.
"As
indicated",
"where Refer to items or requirements which are, or may be given elsewhere in the
indicated”, tender documents issued in connection with the contract, (e.g. on a
and drawing, in a supplementary specification or in a
“unless schedule to this specification).
otherwise
indicated"

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3.2 ABBREVIATIONS
QA - QUALITY ASSURANCE is the planning and organizing of a system or program to maintain a

required level of quality or reliability. This includes auditing the system’s operation and related controls
to assure that they are being executed properly and functioning as expected. Quality shall be assured by
Contractor/Client.
QC – QUALITY CONTROL is a part of Quality Assurance, implements the latter by examining

physical characteristics and comparing them to established and acceptable Quality Documents as stated
in the quality assurance program or plan.
Quality shall be controlled by Sub-Contractor in accordance with the Quality Documents.
ITP - INSPECTION & TEST PLAN means the document which contains sequence of activities in a
process, highlights the applicable Quality Documents, and inspection criticalities.
PA - PREVENTIVE ACTION means to eliminate the causes of a potential nonconformity or other

potentially undesirable situation.
CAR - CORRECTIVE ACTION means to eliminate the causes of a detected nonconformity or other
undesirable situation.
QUALITY DOCUMENTS mean drawings specification, procedure, record formats, codes and
standards specified in the documents issued by the Contractor/Company to the Subcontractor.
SITE means the place, designated by Client for further development, where the construction activities
shall be carried out by Sub-contractor.
PROCEDURE describes how a process is performed.
TPI - Third Party Inspection
RA – Risk Assessments

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4. PROJECT DETAILS-PROJECT NAME AND STAKE HOLDERS


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5. REFERENCES
3.1 Approved Shop drawings.
3.2 Project Specifications: Section 211339 – Foam Water System
3.3 Approved Material Submittal.
3.4 Project QHSE PLAN.
Contract Documents
3.5 Project IFC Drawings.
3.6 Specifications: Section 211339 – Foam Water System
6. TOOLS, TACKLES & EQUIPMENTS

• Threading machine
• Grooving machine
• Step Ladders
• Aluminum mobile Scaffolding
• Manual or electric water test pump
• Welding Machine
• Pipe Wrenches
• Level, Hammer
• Chisel
• Spanners
• Screw Drivers
• Saw
• Files
• Drilling machines
• Grinder
• Pressure Gauge (calibrated)
• Chain Block
• Scaffolding with platform (if necessary)
• Necessary lighting
7. EMPLOYEES INVOLVED & RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Manager
• Overall site Management, Quality and Safety.
• Has full authority and overall responsibility to manage, supervise, and control the works.
Construction Manager/Project Engineer

• Responsible for Site Foreman, Engineers, Area Package Managers, Direct Labour and Subcontractors
performance.
• Responsible for all construction and site activities in accordance with the program and in compliance
with the quality specified.

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• Coordination with the Sub-contractors.

• Implementing of the Contract requirements on site.
• Site Safety and liaison with Safety Engineer.
• Produce weekly short-term programs with the Planning Department.
• Holding Weekly Coordination Meetings with sub-contractors, liaison with the staff.
• Issuing Daily Labour& Plant records to the client representative and the project management team.
• Compiling Site Diary for recording:
• Work being done
• Recording Variation Work
• Recording delays on site
• Record contra changes
• Progress against program
• Weather conditions.
• Action all method statements issued by subcontractors.
Site Engineer
• Responsible for Site Foreman, Direct Labour and Subcontractors performance.
• Responsible for all construction and site activities in accordance with the program and in compliance
with the quality specified.
• Coordination with the Sub-contractors.
• Implementing of the Contract requirements on site.
• Follow Site Safety Plan and liaison with Safety Engineer for daily bases construction work.
• Produce weekly short-term programs with the Planning Department.
• Holding Weekly Coordination Meetings with sub-contractors, liaison with the staff Issuing Daily
Labour& Plant records to the client representative and the project management team.
• Compiling Site Diary for recording:
• Work being done
• Recording Variation Work.
• Recording delays on site.
• Record contract changes.
• Progress against program.
• Preparing daily report.
• Action all method statements issued by subcontractors.
• Liaison with the Client/Engineer and sub-contractors daily regarding site activities and issues.
• Issuing of Non-Conformance Sheets to Sub-contractor, and Finance and Commercial Dept.
• Recording site surveys of structure issues and advising Designers and copying the Commercial
Department.
• Fill in Day Work Sheets if applicable.
• Issue requests for inspections for site activities.
• Keeping allocation sheets, recording any direct labour on site.

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• Maintain good relations with the Client Representative.
Site Supervisor/ Site Foreman

• Responsible for all work and site activities in accordance with the site engineer instructions
• Follow up the Sub-contractor’s activity and work quality.
• Follow Site Safety Engineer instruction for daily bases construction work.
• Produce Daily tool box talk to the site labours
• Follow the Work on going and being sure work done as per approved Method statement and approved
drawings
• Recording daily activity and ongoing Work.
• Recording obstacles on site.
• Report any delay in running work
QA/QC Engineer
• Prepare the Project Quality Plan as per Client requirements.
• Ensure Company's Quality Policy and Project Quality Plan are understood by all.
• Implement all Quality Procedures at the project site.
• Liaise with Client/Consultant in all the matters related to the Quality Assurance and Quality Control
and daily construction operation to ensure employer satisfaction.
• Implement Project required Method Statement and ITPs and Ensure construction team full
understanding and following at their end.
• Report to Project Director on all issues related to Quality matters as independent personnel
• Supervise all construction outputs, quality inspections before final delivery to the client.
• Explore all client complaints related to quality control and recommend solutions.
• Review and distribute inspection report as indicated on the document distribution matrix via the
Document Controller
• Issuance of Observations and NCR as required, and follow-up until it is closed.
• Ensure that Sub-Contractors are working in accordance to the Project Quality Documents /plan as per
their scope.
• Plan, schedule, and conduct audit for the all different department as well as subcontractors and
suppliers.
• Approve subcontractor’s quality plans and method statements.
• Maintain filing systems in accordance with project procedures.
• Ensure Handing over procedure implemented effectively.
• Report to Project Manager on all issues related to Quality matters.
• Ensure that Sub-Contractors are working in accordance to the Project Quality Documents.
• Provide regular report to PM and QA/QC Manager as directed.
• Supervise the Document Controller in order to maintain filing systems in accordance with project
procedures.
• Coordinate document procedures with Resources Manager, Commercial and Finance Manager,
Planning Engineer and Project & Design Coordinator.

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• Any other tasks those are appropriate to smooth operation of project services team as directed by PM.
Safety Engineer/Officer
• Monitor and supervise Safety on site.
• Produce the Weekly Safety Report.
• Liaison with the Project Team as per approved Safety Plan.
• Holding Toolbox talks with the Subcontractors.
• Method statement and details of the Scaffolding requirements.
• Liaison with Client/Engineer & Designers.
• Prepare Risk assessment for each activity taking in consideration project specs and site condition.
8. SAFETY HAZARDS AND RISK CONTROL MEASURES:

• Prior to the commencement of any activities, the workforce will receive an induction talk on the
project site safety requirements. This induction talk will include both activity safety issues, as well as
general safety requirements.
• Where possible hazards may arise from Installation and testing of foam fire suppression system
works, the necessary safety measures will be taken to prevent accident or injury at all times. This may
include barriers, warning tape/net, Dry chemical powder Extinguisher.
• HSE officer will ensure that Personal Protective Equipment is worn by site personnel at all times
during activities.
• Provisions of adequate cool drinking water, shade, and salt tablets will be in place. For HSE plan,
safety requirements as defined in Project Specification, will be implemented. Specific safety training
will be provided to personnel for Installation and Testing of foam fire suppression system works
activity.
• Risk Assessment (Attached)
a) Training
Toolbox talks will provide general training and awareness for each activity and also in Health & Safety
matters and precautions.
b) House keeping
All work places where Arco personnel are working will be cleaned from the scrap material derived from
their work ensuring clean and healthy work environment as well as to maintain free access and egress in
the event of emergency.
c) Emergency Arrangements
General: Site general safety procedures will be followed. In case of emergency the Safety Officer or the
most senior employee present will stop the work, and make the necessary emergency arrangements and
report to the assembly points as described during Site Induction Course.

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Fire Precautions: No significant fire risks associated with this activity but general fire precaution
measures will be taken as per general site rules
Communication from site areas to Site Office via mobile phones.
9. MATERIAL AS PER THE SPEC AND APPROVED MATERIAL SUBMITTAL:

As per the material submittal (Will be Submit as per Project Spec)
10. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION & TESTING

10.1 DELIVERY, HANDLING & STORAGE OF MATERIALS
• The pipes, fittings & devices shall be checked by the store keeper before storage at site.
• When off-loading, pipes shall be lowered to the ground either manually or with mechanical aid like
crane and should not be dropped to the ground.
• All pipes, fittings & devices shall be carefully off-loaded at site using the necessary manpower,
appropriate shifting machinery and equipment to ensure that no damage will occur to the materials.
• Supervisor must check the pipes and fittings for damages occurring during transportation from storage
to site. If damage occurs, co-ordinate to the Store for proper record and damaged materials must be
removed and replace by the supplier. ONLY experienced technician must do the transport.
• Storage and handling of chemical substances like paints, solvents, primers, lubricating oil, cutting oil,
etc. to be as MSDS.
• The devices shall be stored in shaded area, free of water, dust & adequately covered to avoid any kind
of damages.
• Pipes & Devices shall be given adequate support at all times and shall be stacked on a flat surface free
from any sharp objects.
• Ensured that there are no transit damages during unloading, and shifting.
• All pipes and fittings shall be stored under shade in free air passage area. The pipes & devices
stored/stacked at site shall be covered by tarpaulin.
• Valves, instruments, and fittings shall be kept on racks within site stores and shall be segregated as
per size, model, type etc. for easy retrieval.
• All pipes shall be segregated as per size and type, stored in a designated area covered to avoid direct
expose to sunlight.
• Any pipes, fittings & devices found not to be as per requirement or with damage or defect will be set
aside. These will be properly labelled as rejected and immediately returned to the supplier. This shall
be verified by the storekeeper, discipline site engineer and QC in charge.
10.2 WORK METHODOLOGY

10.2.1 PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITES
• Ensure that the clearance for the area is received to start the MEP installations.
• Ensure that the work area is ready and safe to start the installation.
• Prior to start the installation, refer to the approved shop drawings related to the area of installation
and ensure that required materials are available at site as per approved material submittals.

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• Ensure that proper safety precautions are taken; safety clearance (Permit to Work) is obtained prior
to start the installation works.
• Prior to start installation; ensure that the materials are inspected with ref. to the MIR-Material
Inspection Request submitted to the consultant.
• Ensure the materials are stored properly at site and there is no damage or deformity of any kind
before issuing the material from site store.
• All required storage precautions shall be implemented at site.
• The Site Engineer/Site Supervisor will give necessary instructions to tradesmen and provide
necessary approved construction/shop drawings of latest revision.
• The Site Supervisor/Foremen will also check that proper tools and equipment are available to carry
out the work.
• Manufacturer recommended tools & accessories shall be used.
• The Site Supervisor and safety officer will explain to the tradesmen regarding safety precautions to
be observed and make sure the trade workers aware and involved in hot works and trained.
• Ensure that all the pipefitters and helpers are aware of the correct materials handling and
installation procedure to ensure best quality workmanship.
• Ensure that all materials used have passed receiving inspection in accordance with the QA
procedures and are not damaged or defected.
• Ensure that the materials used are conformance and accordance with the approved material
submittal.
• Any non-conforming materials (if any) found shall be reported and send back to store and shall be
kept in Quarantine Area.
10.2.2 EXECUTION OF WORKS

10.2.2.1 FABRICATION OF THREADED PIPE
• Thoroughly clean the pipe surfaces with damp cloth and let dry the surface. In case, if any foreign
materials remain on the surface, which cannot be cleaned by damp cloth, then use a mild wire brush
to remove the same.
• If pipe surface is contaminated with oily material, then use a wash solvent (WD-40).
• Avoid scratching and damaging the galvanized surfaces
• Prepare a fresh mix of primer with adequate quantity of solvent thinner. Mix thoroughly to achieve a
paste consistency.
• Keep the painted pipe in safe place for a period as recommended by the manufacturer so as to get the
paint dry thoroughly and check the DFT as per approved microns.

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• Based on the approved shop drawings, square cut pipes with a pipe cutter – machine mounted or
manual, to the exact length, as required.
• For pipe sizes, 2” and below, thread the pipe end using the standard threading machine having BSPT
dies.
• The threading machine will be inspected daily before starting the work.
• Scale, slag, dirt, and debris will be removed from the pipe and fittings before machined process.
• The pipes will be cut to the actual required length and threaded from both sides.
• The pipe will be tapered and the threads will be cleaned using steel brush and file.
• All threading residuals will be removed to restore full inside diameter.
• The joint compound will be applied on the male portion of the thread for fitting assembly.
• The branches will be either assembled at the fabrication or on spot.
• The pipes will be hanged to the proper level and will be connected to the cross-main.
• Pipe work will be protected from foreign matters.
10.2.2.2 FABRICATION OF GROOVED PIPE

• Grooving will be provided to 2 ½” pipe sizes and above.
• Roller of the grooving machine will be checked for wear and tear.
• Pipes will be inspected to ensure plain ends. (NO Beveled ends).
• The OD of the groove will be measured. The OD of the groove should be within the manufacturer
recommended range.
• Before assembly, the grooved joints will be cleaned from any dust, debris, etc.
• The branches will be assembled at the fabrication shop or on spot.
• All the ends will be plugged.
10.2.2.3 FABRICATION OF PIPE AT LOCATION OF MECHANICAL TEE

• The pipe will be marked at the location of the mechanical tee.
• The pipe will be holed drilled to the suitable size of the branch and in accordance to the
manufacturer’s recommendations.
• The hole will be filed to assure soft surface.
10.2.2.4 COUPLING INSTALLATION

• Groove the pipe ends according to the project specification and consultant’s approval.
• Pipe must be free from indentations, projections or roll marks on exterior from the ends to the groove,
to assure a leak tight seat for the gasket.
• Place gasket over pipe ends, being sure gasket lip does not overhang pipe end.
• Align and bring 2 pipe ends together and slide gasket into position centered between the grooves on
each pipe. No portion of the gasket should extend into the groove on either pipe.
• Loosely assemble all segments leaving one nut and bolt off to allow for “swing-over” feature.
• With 1 nut and 1 bolt removed, use the “swing-over” feature to position housings over gasket and into
the grooves on both pipes.

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• Insert the remaining bolt to allow easy tightening of the nut. Be sure track head engages into housing
recess.
• Tighten nuts alternately and equally maintaining metal-to-metal contact at the angle bolt pads.
Tighten securely to assure a rigid joint.
• Mini mobile scaffolding shall be used while working at height.
10.2.2.5 FLANGE FITTING INSTALLATION
• Check studs, nuts, and flange/nut contact surfaces for cleanliness and burrs. Clean them using a wire
brush.
• Check flange nut bearing surfaces. Clean the flange nut contact surfaces around the entire bolt circle
using a wire brush. Ensure that these contact faces are free of scratches, dirt, scale, burrs, and other
protrusions. Remove defects by grinding.
• Uniformly lubricate (Sharlu Lube Cut F22) the stud and nut threads on all contact surfaces, including
the nut bearing surface that contacts the flange.
• Check condition of flange faces. Clean gasket seating surface on flange face using a wire brush.
Ensure that the surface is free from scratches, dirt, scale, remnants of old gaskets, and other
protrusions.
• Check flange-to-flange alignment to verify that it is within the specified tolerances (±5mm).
Excessive flange misalignment increases the likelihood of in-service leakage.
• Check flange faces for proper gasket insertion gap. The gap between flanges should be just sufficient
to allow for gasket insertion. Excessive gap will result in needing to force the flanges together, which
will increase the likelihood of in-service leakage.
• Install studs in the lower half of the flange to support the gasket when it is inserted.
• Insert the gasket between the flanges and ensure its proper placement (i.e., centering in the joint),
taking care not to damage the gasket
• Install remaining studs and nuts and ensure that there is complete thread engagement in both nuts.
10.2.2.6 SCREW FITTING INSTALLATION

• Check the pipe length required based on the approved shop drawing.
• Mark the desired length on the pipe and cut it. Make sure the pipe ends are square.
• Place the pipe in the threading machine and thread it accordingly. Make sure the thread of the pipe is
in good condition.
• Remove the oil from the pipe end after the threading procedure and wrap it with Jute, Boss white or
Teflon tape.
• Install the pipe to the screw fitting.
10.2.2.7 INSTALLATION PIPING SYSTEM ON SITE

• Marking the routes of the pipe work will follow the approved shop drawings, combined services
drawings and site coordination with other services based on given and final benchmarks. In case of
onsite co-ordination, changes will be reflected on the as built drawings. The Engineers will be
notified whenever is necessary.

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• After marking the pipe routes, the anchoring points will be drilled according to the required support
spacing as shown on the approved shop drawings and project specification.
• Anchor, Bolts, nuts and washers will be installed of each applicable size as per the Standard/
manufacturer recommendation.
• The pipe support / Hanger will be attached to the threaded rods, nuts and washers will be installed as
well and the lock nuts are provided for the vertical supports.
• Drain pipes will be installed, so that system can be drained while testing / maintenance periods. Pipes
will slope to main drain valve. Where piping cannot be fully drained, nipple and cap will be installed
for drainage. Piping will drain to grade or to air gap sewer receptor.
• The branch lines will be hanged to the proper level and will be connected to the cross main.
• Where piping is embedded in masonry or concrete, sleeves will be provided as per specification.
Clean internally the pipes internally during construction and installation. Provide clearance for access
to valves. Anchors, expansion joints, swing joints and/or expansion loops shall be provided so that
piping may expand and contract without damage to itself, equipment or the building.
• Damaged painting system, if any on the pipe work to be repaired.
• Expansion / Contraction joints will be provided wherever is applicable as per the approved shop
drawings
• ITR will be issued for Engineer’s Inspection and approval.
10.2.3 PRESSURE TESTING

• Ensure that testing equipment’s / tools and water source are ready.
• Ensure that system should be measured with calibrated pressure gauge installed at the lowest point.
• Ensure the pressure gauges are calibrated and valid calibration certificates available, issue calibration
certificates to the consultants.
• Pressure shall be applied to the system by means of a hand pump drawing from a water container. The
pump discharge shall be connected to the system through a globe valve and recently calibrated pressure
gauge of suitable range.
• After the test pressure is reached, the pump shall be blocked off by closing the globe valve and the
variations of pressure in the system monitored on the pressure gauge.
• Check the pipes, pipe joints and accessories for the leakage of water while pumping and if any, attend
the fault and rectify.
• Ensure and confirm that the air vent installed at higher point to release the air while the water pressure
build up gradually during water pumping under pressure test.
• Ensure and confirm that the automatic air vents and any other sensitive instruments are either
removed or blanked off.
• For riser, testing shall be done in such a way that the pressure builds up from water head does not
count in testing pressure.
• The system shall be drained in such a way that not to create any thrust at drain point.

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• Ensure all the leakages are arrested after the correction is made, the pressure test shall be repeated
until a completely tight system is ensured and the testing procedure shall follow as:
Pressure line at 200 psi (13.8bar) or 3.5Bar in addition with the working pressure whichever is higher
shall be maintained for 2 hours as per NPFA. Pressure testing documentation shall be submitted along
with inspection request for consultant’s approval.
10.2.4 FOAM FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM DEVICES INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

• The installation of Foam System shall be according to the approved detailed shop drawings and also
as per the recommendations of NFPA 13 & NFPA 16.
• All Piping and Foam Equipment must be rigidly supported by a combination network comprised of
pipe hangers and rigid support brackets. Pipe hangers are used to support the ‘dead load” of the pipe
system. Pipe hangers shall be spaced at intervals not exceeding the limits as specified in NFPA 13.
• Foam Equipment and Piping shall be supported from Concrete & Structural members or by pipe
stand.
• Foam Equipment and Piping shall be supported and braced to restrict movement due to nozzle
reaction and water surges so that system performance and integrity is maintained.
• Foam equipment & Foam Generators and Detection Systems Equipment must be installed in
accordance with approved system plans.
• Teflon tape shall be used to seal all threaded joint.

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10.2.4.1 DELUGE VALVE INSTALLATION

The Deluge valve shall be installed in accordance with the following instructions. Proper operation
depends upon it being installed in accordance with the instructions given below. Failure to follow these
instructions may prevent the devices from functioning properly as well as void listings, approvals, and
the manufacturer’s warranties.
• All pipe thread connections must be free of scale and burs before installation. Use pipe thread sealant
sparingly on male pipe threads only.
• The Deluge valve must be installed vertically as shown in the drawing.
• Install the applicable valve trims as shown in the drawing Care must be taken to make sure that check
valves, glove valves, etc. are installed with the flow arrows in the proper direction. Drain tubing to the
Drip Funnel must be installed with smooth bends that will not restrict flow.
• The differential Chamber Supply Connection will be connected to the water supply side of the main
control valve to facilitate setting of the Deluge Valve.
• Suitable provision must be made for disposal of drain water. Drainage water must be directed such
that it will not cause damage or result in dangerous conditions.
• Unused pressure alarm switch connections must be plugged.
• Conduit and electrical connections are to be made in accordance with the requirements of the
authority having jurisdiction and/or the National Electrical Code.
10.2.4.2 INSTALLATION OF BLADDER TANK

Once the tank has been located in the correct position and anchored to the floor, it can be piped into
the system. On the horizontal and the vertical style tanks, the water inlet into the tank is located
approximately midway down the side of the tank. Unscrew the plug and connect the water supply
piping.
10.2.5 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION FOR FOAM FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM

10.2.5.1 INSTALLATION OF CABLES & CONDUITS
• Marks the cable route as per the approved shop drawing.
• Install the saddles using fisher and screw.
• If necessary, the G.I. conduit will be cut to length required and threaded. Threading will be process
by stocks and dies. Rotate the stocks and dies two and a half turns in a clockwise direction and the in a
counter clockwise direction, to clear away the accumulated swart. This will enable the tread to be cut
cleanly and efficiently without fear of stripping. Once completed, file across the leading edge of the
thread and reamer the inner periphery. This prevents cable snagging on burred edges.
• Saddles shall support horizontal/Vertical runs at interval not more than 1 meter. Bends shall be
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• Draw in boxes shall be provided after every 2 bends or more that 15 meters of straight runs
• Conduit sockets complete with thread joint two lengths of conduits. In case of crossing or ending or
at ‘T’ junction area, cross-boxes, “Tee” boxes, “Trough” boxed are normally used to link up conduit
pipes.
• As soon as the conduits are fixed, site supervisor will check and inspect the site to ensure that
installations are according to the shop drawings. A formal request will be extended to the Resident
Engineer
• Install the conduits by tightening the conduits to the saddle using screw.
• Extend the conduit length by connecting other using GI couplers.
• Run the required cables through the conduit.
• Marks the cable route as per the approved shop drawing.
• Install the cables using the cable clips by installing the cable clips with cables using fisher and screw.
10.2.5.2 INSTALLATION OF ELECTRICAL DEVICES

• Mark the location of the devices as per the approved shop drawings.
• Cutting to be done as per the marking by the civil contractor.
• Fix the base of the devices using fisher and screw.
• Mark the cables as per the requirements (IN/OUT LOOP) (if required).
• Terminate the cables to all devices as per the product catalogue.
10.2.5.3 INSTALLATION OF PANELS

• Mark the location of the panels as per the approved shop drawings.
• Cutting to be done as per the marking by the civil contractor. (if recessed)
• Install the PVC conduits inside the wall cutting as required. (for concealed)
• Install GI conduits/Trunk to running the cable to the panel. (surface mount)
• Individual conduit should be installed for main power supply by MEP Contractor.
• Make necessary holes on the panels and install adaptors.
• Install the panel using fisher and screw.
• Run the cables through the conduits/trunk up to the panel.
• Identify the cables as with tags and terminate cables with ferrules.
• Terminate the cable to the Fire Alarm Circuit Board as per the approved shop drawing and product
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10.2.6 FOAM FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM TESTING & COMMISSIONING

10.2.6.1 PRE-COMMISSIONING CHECKS
Before carrying out the commissioning activities of the Foam system, the following pre-
commissioning checks shall be ensured:
• Prior to commencement of testing all the installation to be completed, pressure tested and
approved by the Company Engineer
• Check the piping layout & size of pipe as per approved shop drawing.
• Check for proper supporting & clearance near to nozzle, shall be as per approved shop drawing
• The Bladder Tank to be installed and full of Foam quantity as per approved shop drawing
• The leak test of the piping has been completed and accepted.
• Check system drain connected to the floor drain.
• The installation of junction boxes and associated cabling / installation of devices are completed.
• Checks the terminations to all fire alarm and detection devices pertaining to Foam system (i.e.,
FACP control panel, Heat detectors, bell, sounder / strobe) are completed.
• Cabling and interfacing connections to the panel are completed.
• All the identification and warning signs flow directions are marked as appropriate.
• Ensure that the electric actuator (solenoid) is removed from the FOAM CP to prevent the Foam
release during testing.
10.2.6.2 COMMISSIONING PROCEDURE
A. Operate 1 number of heat detector in the first zone using a detector tester and confirm the
sequence of operation as follow:
• Fire signal on the pre-action deluge control panel.
• First stage alarm bell inside the protected area activate.
• Fire indication of the corresponding zone on the control panel operated.
B. Operate one more detector in second zone and confirm the sequence of operation:
• Second stage sounder /strobe is activating.
• At the end time delay period (30 Seconds), confirm that the solenoid is simulated.
• Signal to BMS.
C. Disconnect main power supply and operate one of each type of input device while on standby
power:
• Alarm signal should be received at the remote panel after device is operated.
11. Environmental & Sustainability Requirements
ARCO Electromechanical will comply with; Federal Law, ‘Concerning Environmental Protection and
Development’ & On the Environment Protection Regulations in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.

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All works to be conducted in accordance to the project specification and CEMP (Construction
Environmental Management Plan).
A. Waste Management
All waste generated shall be disposed of in accordance with ADEPA (Abu Dhabi Environmental Policy
Agenda) the ’Construction waste management plan”, which comes under main contractor scope of work
and M/s Arco will follow the same.
B. Hazardous Substance Management
ARCO Electromechanical will deliver, store and use all hazardous substances in accordance with
“Environmental Management Plan” and associated Risk Assessments. MSDS “Material Safety Data
Sheets” shall be provided for all hazardous sub-stances being used at project site.

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APPENDIX 1

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METHOD STATEMENT BRIEFING SHEET
Area / Bldg. /Location: Date:
Title of Method statement: Method Statement for Installation & testing
of FOAM Fire Suppression System
Name of Responsible Site Engineer:
Name of sub‐contractor & Responsible Engineer:
Review (approved / Available / prepared & Explained):

Material list Plant & equipment list Mock up details
Yes / No / NA
Site planning with material

stacking sketch
Yes / No / NA
Risk Assessment plan

Yes / No / NA
Orientation / Briefing including work method, Inspection Test Plan, HSE

requirements toEngineers / Supervisors / Foreman / Key workmen /Operators
S. NO NAME OF EMPLOYEE CATEGORY / ROLE SIGNATURE
1.
2.
3.
4.

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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Briefing conducted by

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APPENDIX 2
Risk Assessment Ref: SAJ-P0-CGC-MST-
PROJECT TASK SPECIFIC RISK ASSESSMENT FP-0004-00
Project Name: Souk Al Jubail Town Centre & Apartments Rev No: 00
Activity: INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE SUPPRESSION Date: 10/07/2023
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Risk Classification Responsible Person Revised Risk Classification

Risk
Residual
Significant Potential Level
Activity Risk Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Risk risk
S/N Hazards & Rating
Low/ Rating
Element PROBABI Severity PROBABILITY Severity Low/
Consequences LITY (P) (S) (R) Medium/ (P) (S) (R)
Medium/
PXS High PXS
High
1. The General Hazards: 4 3 12 High • Comply with legal, contract, local, authorities and method of statement MEP Project Manager 1 4 4 Medium
Requirements, requirements along with manufacturer recommendation of tools.
Prior to start Unplanned work • Reduce the human involvement for all tasks ALARP MEP Engineers
the activity. execution without • 6-point mandatory PPE such as helmets, high viz jacket, coverall, gloves,
adequate safety goggles, safety, safety shoe and face mask (EN/CE standard) and to be MEP Supervisors
arrangement provided for all site personnel, and specific to task to be provided for
concerned personnel MEP HSE Officer
Consequences: • Do not use any homemade tools/platforms/unauthorized connections
• Only well trained, skilled labour and new personnel (shall be trained first) Site Workers
Injuries due to unsafe are allowed to perform the works
work execution or • All works shall be carried out fulltime under supervision of supervisor or
unsafe site condition foreman
• Training/TBT to be given to all involved personnel regarding (RA, MS,
Chemical MSDS and PPE) and to be recorded through the site
foreman/engineer in presence of HSE rep.
• All tools, equipment, plant shall possess valid documentation as per local
authority
• Comply with any instructions from client/engineer/contractor HSE rep
• Emergency contact details shall be posted at work locations
• Adequate signage shall be posted at work locations and to be in adequate
languages
which can be understood by workforce
• Ensure that all works evolving in any ignition source – hot works are
running through adequate PTW
• MSDS shall be available for all chemicals at store, HSE documentation,
workplace and first aid center
• During unfavourable weather condition (Humidex exceeding 54 degrees
Celsius {TWL less than 115} / wind speed exceeding 38 kmph / Visibility
less than 50 m / heavy rains etc.) work shall be suspended
• OSHAD CoP shall be complied for all activities performed on
site.
• PTW shall be apply for all high-risk Activity.
• Housekeeping to be done and workplace to be made safe prior to leaving
the workplace
• All workers shall comply with site HSE rules & regulation. Project team
has to comply to project HSE plan.
• Emergency contact numbers to be displayed in prominent places
• Emergency preparedness shall be ensured
Refer OSHAD-SF Cop 8.0 General Workplace Amenities V 3.1 June

2018.Cop 9.0 Workplace Wellness V3.0 July 2016, Project HSE Plan –
Rev; 0 Feb 2023, ADM HSE Circular & Alert.
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2. Site Traffic Hazards: 4 4 16 High • Vehicles and plants on site shall be driven by authorised persons with MEP Project Manager 1 4 4 Medium
Management valid documents (licence appropriate to the vehicle driven, 3rd party
Vehicular movement on certificates for operating plants etc.) MEP Engineers
site, pedestrian • All vehicles and plants operated on site shall have valid documents
crossing/movement near (registration, 3rd party test certificates) MEP Supervisors
site haul road, run over by • Pre deployment inspection to be done by authorised person, pre-use
vehicles, collision, inspection by the operator/driver including walk around inspection before MEP HSE Officer
overturning vehicles, starting the movement first time and any time after stopped for long time.
poorly maintained site • All systems (horn, brakes, reverse horn, mirror, turn indicators, brake Site Workers
roads, unauthorised lights etc..) shall be in proper working condition all the time.
driving, over speeding, • Traditional dressing / loose clothing shall not be allowed while working
poorly maintained or driving on site. Company uniforms or work wear or proper pants and
vehicles, faulty safety shirt / T-shirt shall be worn.
systems (brakes, lights • All plants and vehicles shall be parked in safe position in authorised
et.), severe weather (fog, parking area and the cabins to be locked after turning off the engine, keys
sand storm, rain, high shall not be left on the vehicle.
humidity etc.), leakage of • Site haul roads shall be properly prepared with sufficient width and
fuel or oil, waste dumped maintained including signage, watering for duct suppression, barricading
after vehicle maintenance as far as possible.
on site. • Pedestrian walkway and crossing to be demarcated and maintained.
• Speed limit shall be imposed with signage and speed humps, over
Consequences: speeding to be checked
• Reversing to be restricted to minimum, reverse alarm shall be fitted on all
Fatality or serious injury, site vehicles
minor injury, land • Flagman shall be provided to control movement of site vehicles and
contamination, fire, plants.
property damage • No major maintenance allowed on site.
• Use drip trays during fuelling and minor maintenance.
• Fire extinguisher shall be available on all plants and vehicles. Drivers
should be trained on basic firefighting techniques during induction.
• Emergency procedures (actions in the event of an accidents, fire or any
such emergency) should be briefed to all operators and drivers.
• All plant operators and drivers shall undergo Occupational Health
Screening as per OSHAD SF CoP 5.0
• Any spillage shall be immediate cleaned up and contaminated soil to be
removed from the area.
• No waste products from vehicle or plant maintenance shall be disposed
off in open area.
Refer to the OSHAD-SF Cop 44.0 Traffic management and logistic V 3.0
July 2017, Cop 36.0 Plant and equipment V 3.0 July 2016, Project HSE
Plan –Rev; 0 Feb 2023, ADM HSE Circular & Alert.
3. Shifting, Hazards: 4 3 12 High • Ensure clear access and egress to the work spot for shifting the material MEP Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
loading/unloa • Safe Manual technique to be used for material shifting activities
ding of foam Injury or health issues • Appropriate vehicle shall be used for shifting the pipes and fittings MEP Engineers
system may occur due to: Slips/ • Ensure the pipes bundles are secured properly at vehicle or tele handler
materials to trip/ falls Poor manual • Follow the safe site speed limit by driver during shifting the pipes and MEP Supervisors
work spot and handling Improper vehicle fittings
storage movement Unsecured load • Adequate wedges or support shall be placed for pipes storage at site MEP HSE Officer
falling from pickup bed at • Team lifting/ mechanical aids to be adopted if the material is heavy
back Cut/tripping injury • Ensure the work area and access free from tripping/slipping objects Site Workers
Poor storage of material • All pipes material shall be stored properly at the designated storage place
Injury due to lack of • Ensure the safe tele handlers and fork lifts for pipes loading unloading
attention Falling/tipping works with good condition
of door Topple of Fork lift • Operators to be trained adequately by 3rd party for handling the
or tele handler material equipment
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due to poor handling • Follow the SWL and radius, capacity while lifting and extending the pipes
Property damage bundle
• Adequate attention to be maintained by all about surrounding activities,
Consequences: hazardous workplace, unsafe conditions
Serious Injury, Cut • Wear appropriate PPEs by all employees at the site during material
Laceration & Personal shifting
injury, Minor Cut Injure • Close supervision and monitoring are mandatory for all activity by
Sharp edges Minor competent personnel
Cuts/injury, Burn Injury
Poor lighting Fatality, Ref OSHAD-SF Cop 14.0 Manual Handling & ergonomics V 3.1 June
Property Damage 2017, Cop 2.0 Personal Protect Equipment (PPE), Project HSE Plan –
Rev; 0 Feb 2023
4. Manual Hazards: 3 4 12 High • Plan the process of manual handling operations (bend knees and keep spine MEP Project Manager 1 4 4 Moderate
handling Improper posture/ straight while loading & unloading load).
Works position for lifting, Heavy • Try to reduce manual handling and use alternate methods such as mechanical MEP Engineers
weight of load, Improper lifting.
access, Poor illumination • Only trained operatives will be assigned for handling materials with correct MEP Supervisors
at work area/ access, method of shifting.
Sharp edge of loads, Bulk MEP HSE Officer
• DSTI/TBT to be conveyed prior to commence the job.
sized loads
• Ensure operatives are physically fit for the task. Site Workers
Consequences: • Sufficient manpower to be deployed for specific work activities and assess
Health Issues, the individual capacity of carrying load whereas Individual shall not lift
Incompetent operator, more than 25kgs (depends on load size, access and individual susceptibility)
Minor Injury, and where necessary individual body assessment shall be carried out to lift
Musculoskeletal disorder, the load as per his capacity.
Serious Injury, Property • Job / employees rotation for involved manual handling process for operation.
damage • Appropriate PPEs should be worn all the time of activities in addition to
mandatory PPEs i.e., Heavy-duty hand gloves, eye protectors etc.
• Ensuring adequate illumination in workplace and clear access.
• Work area should be cleaned
• No obstructions should be in access
• Shift the material through even and compact access
• Alternative measures adopted if need to move the heavy materials through
stairs.
• Sharp edges should be covered with adequate sleeves
• Small sharp items should be put into cages or palletized for reducing hazards
due to physical nature of the load.
• Reduction of manual handling and use alternate methods such as mechanical
lifting.
• All material must be stored at designated areas.
• In opened areas all material must be barricade/ covered with tarpaulin sheets/
& ensure provision of signages.
• At designated areas all material must be segregated and store in bulks
properly not more than 2 meters.
• At stores must provide mandatory safety precautions and maintain separate
stores for chemicals and highly flammable substances.
OSHAD-SF COP 14.0 Version 3.1 June 2017
OSHAD-SF COP 1.0 Version 3.1 June 2018
OSHAD-SF COP 1.10 Version 3.0 July 2016
5. Use of Hand Hazards: 3 3 9 High MEP Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
Tools Misuse of tool, Damaged • TBT & DSTI should be conducted
tool, Horse play • Always use right tool for right job. MEP Engineers
Consequences: • Ensure adequate Supervision.
MEP Supervisors
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Physical injury, Hand injury, • Monthly inspection procedure and colour code system should be followed
Property damage Always use right tool for right job. MEP HSE Officer
• Ensure adequate illumination at workplace.
Site Workers
• Adequate PPEs to be provided and worn.
• Do not use damaged tools
• Ensure handles are fixed to saws and knives used for cutting.
• Ensure saw blades are sharp enough and free from damaged teeth.
• Ensure heavy duty gloves are used while handling with sharp tools while
cutting material or manual handling.
Ministerial Order 32/1982 Article 20
6. Use of Portable Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • All equipment to be inspected by competent persons prior to use on site. MEP Project Manager 1 5 5 Moderate
Electrical Faulty / damaged • Temporary cables, if drawn through the floor should be placed at the edge
Equipment equipment, Site of the floor. MEP Engineers
Environment, Trailing leads.
• Ensure all machines are inspected and colour coded.
MEP Supervisors
• Ensure plug, drill bit, drilling machine and electric cables are free from
Consequences:
defects. MEP HSE Officer
Electrocution, Fire, Injury,
Fatality. • Ensure the power tools are provided with yellow colored Industrial Socket
110V. Site Workers
• Cables to be routed as not to cause trip hazards.
• Cables to not to be routed through wet surfaces.
• Ensure the operatives are not continuously using the machines to prevent
from vibration hazard. Job Rotation.
• Ensure the operatives are using the appropriate PPE when operating tools.
Ear protection, gloves, eye protection, dust masks etc.
• Any damaged equipment to be immediately withdrawn from service.
OSHAD SF CoP 35.0 Portable Power Tools Jul-2016
7. Work at Height Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • PTW shall be obtained if working at height/ near to unprotected edge. MEP Project Manager 1 5 5 Moderate
Ladder/
Unprotected edge, • TBT & DSTI should be conducted.
Incompetent erectors/ • Scaffold shall be inspected and tagged by trained and certified inspector. MEP Engineers
Scaffold/ or operatives, Unsecured
• All operatives involved in working at height ensure be trained prior to start
podium ladders materials, Improper use of MEP Supervisors
the activity.
scaffolds, Overloaded
(If applicable) • SWL always need to be followed. MEP HSE Officer
platform, Misuse of ladders,
• Area around the scaffold shall be barricaded, insure no entry or activities
Defected Work at height
around / underneath scaffold. Site Workers
equipment/ accessories/
scaffolds
• Capacity of the platform must be mentioned
• Ladder only can be used as an access except podium ladder/scaffold
Consequences: • All scaffolds are required to have a ladder, climbing framework is prohibited
Fatality, Serious injury, unless the framework is designed with a built-in ladder.
Permanent disability, • Ladder shall be inspected by user for damage prior to use.
Fractures • Ensure the access ladder is fixed firmly to the scaffold structure with
scaffold clamps.
• Ensure that scaffolding, steps, and ladders are installed as per instructions,
safety tagged and secured for access and egress.
• Do not use defected ladders or any parts
• Scaffold shall be erected and dismantled by certified and trained scaffolder.
• Scaffold shall be inspected and tagged by trained and certified inspector.
• Scaffold working platform shall be fully protected by top rail, mid rail, and
toe board.
• Appropriate PPEs for the task provided and worn at all the time
• Full body harness shall be used, and it should be anchored to rigid anchorage
while working at height
• Full body harness shall be inspected prior to use
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• Scaffold working platform shall be fully protected by top rail, mid rail and
toe board.
• All operatives involved in working at height ensure be trained prior to start
the activity.
• Platform shall be fully covered with planks which shall be tied the ledgers by
clamps.
• Area around the scaffold shall be barricaded, insure no entry or activities
around / underneath scaffold.
• The rigid point to anchor the harness should have at least 5000 pounds’
capacity. Design or manufacturer details should be referred for ensuring
• Working with removed guard rails is considered as last resort considering
availability of anchoring point and no other practical options by working
with guard rails (i.e., where other utilities are interrupting, and height cannot
be achieved unless guardrails are removed). Work at Height permit must be
in place.
• Ensure that scaffolding, steps, and ladders are installed as per instructions,
safety tagged and secured for access and egress.
• No scaffold to be moved with personnel on scaffold.
• Caster wheels to be locked in case mobile scaffold is being used.
8. Installation of Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Never left unattended while the load suspended, area must be barricaded. MEP Project Manager 1 5 5 Moderate
Foam System
Working Nearby or with • Under no circumstances, never use the equipment to carry or lift personnel.
Sharp Edges or Protruding MEP Engineers
• Pipe must be evenly center and secured.
Object, Narrow/Congested
• Ensure Project Engr. / Site Engr. had briefed the Method Statement and Risk MEP Supervisors
area, Insufficient
Assessment to all involved employees prior to commence the activity.
illumination, Untrained
employee, fall from height • Conduct regular Tool Box Talk / STARRT Briefing to all employees related to MEP HSE Officer
due to inadequate working the specific task.
platform, Falling object, • Before starting any type of work, ensure a complete visual inspection is Site Workers
Awkward posture, Lone being done in the workplace and access/egress for any protruding objects
working, Unprotected sharp and sharp edges.
edge. • Prior to start the job, discuss the workplace hazards and risks associated to
the task (e.g. sharp edges, protruding objects, awkward
Consequences: postures/movements, narrow/congested areas, access/egress.)
Hand and finger cut / • Ensure the employees has been attended Work at Height Training.
laceration due to ceiling • Ensure the employees has been attended Manual Handling Training.
suspension frames, Struck • Ensure provision of Safe Working Platform for the task.
into sharp edges of other
• Provision of adequate Supervision at all times.
services supports, Serious
personal injury, Property
• Ensure always maintained three points of contact and Not attempt to carry
other objects in hands while ascending or descending the ladder.
damage.
• Safe use of A-type ladder training awareness to be conducted to all
employees.
• Ensure the employee has wearing suitable PPE for the task
OSHAD SF CoP 8.0 General Work Amenities Jun 2018
OSHAD SF CoP 23.0 Working at Height Jul 2016
OSHAD SF CoP 26.0 Scaffolding Jul 2016
OSHAD SF CoP 37.0 Ladders Jul 2016
OSHAD SF CoP 14.0 Manual Handling & Ergonomics Jun 2017
OSHAD SF CoP 2.0 - Personal Protective Equipment Jun 2018
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9. Touch-up Hazards: 3 3 9 High • The sequence of work activity will be carried out as per approved Method MEP Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
Untrained employee Statement.
Painting
• Prior to start of work; ensure that proper coordination will be done with other MEP Engineers
(Roller/Brush) Consequences: services and to other team working in the adjacent area. Adequate access
Serious Personnel Injuries, must be available for the installation. MEP Supervisors
Dermatitis, Chemical • PTW should be followed strictly prior to start of work
MEP HSE Officer
spillage, Fire / Explosion, • Ensure valid 3rd Party Calibration Certificate for Pressure gauge & Air
Inhalation of fumes Compressor.
Site Workers
• Prior to start the work make sure all openings are sealed by plug/end cup
• Ensure that air compressor properly connected to manifold and hoses with
attached whip-check.
• Electrical cables of compressor should be routed safely through wooden
stand and ‘S’ hook.
• Compressor should be inspected by the competent person and maintained in
good conditions.
• Industrial Plugs/ Socket will be used for connection.
• Adequate fire extinguisher must be in place ready for use at the site.
• The air filling should be in the lowest point of location to make sure that the
air from the system is released to avoid fluctuations in pressure.
• The air vent should be installed on the higher-level of location.
• Identify the right location where the Air to be filled
• Piping shall be gradually pressurized in steps of 5 PSI to reach 40 PSI (2.276
bar). A five-minute interval shall be provided after each step to allow the air
pressure to stabilize.
• The test pressure of 40PSI (2.756 bar) shall be maintained for 10 minutes’
minimum. The pressure drop shall not exceed 20% of the test pressure at the
end of 10 minutes.
• The test pressure shall be released slowly so as not to produce shocks and
sudden contractions that might damage the piping.
• The Air will be discharge from the system and no obstruction was observed
(the Air discharged freely).
• After pressure testing approval, pipes ends shall be covered with polythene
sheet until final connection floor drain and any services.
• Sign boards should be displayed during testing time.
• Competent person should be engaged on testing & commissioning activity.
• Emergency contact number should be displayed at site and Evacuation
procedure will be communicated to all workforces.
• Appropriate PPE will be used by the operatives (gloves, goggle, helmet
safety shoes, cover all)
OSHAD SF CoP 21.0 PTW System Jul 2016
OSHAD SF CoP 17.0 Safety Signage and Signal Jul 2016
10. Pressure Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • The sequence of work activity will be carried out as per approved Method MEP Project Manager 1 5 5 Moderate
Testing of Bursting of pipe due to Statement.
Foam System excessive pressure, Slip, trip • Prior to start of work; ensure that proper coordination will be done with other MEP Engineers
(Hydrostatic and fall services and to other team working in the adjacent area. Adequate access
must be available for the installation. MEP Supervisors
Test)
Consequences: • PTW should be followed strictly prior to start of work
MEP HSE Officer
Serious personal injury, • Ensure valid 3rd Party Calibration Certificate for Pressure gauge & Air
Property damage. Compressor.
Site Workers
• Prior to start the work make sure all openings are sealed by plug/end cup
• Ensure that air compressor properly connected to manifold and hoses with
attached whip-check.
• Electrical cables of compressor should be routed safely through wooden
stand and ‘S’ hook.
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• Compressor should be inspected by the competent person and maintained in
good conditions.
• Industrial Plugs/ Socket will be used for connection.
• Adequate fire extinguisher must be in place ready for use at the site.
• The air filling should be in the lowest point of location to make sure that the
air from the system is released to avoid fluctuations in pressure.
• The air vent should be installed on the higher-level of location.
• Identify the right location where the Air to be filled
• Piping shall be gradually pressurized in steps of 5 PSI to reach 40 PSI (2.276
bar). A five-minute interval shall be provided after each step to allow the air
pressure to stabilize.
• The test pressure of 40PSI (2.756 bar) shall be maintained for 10 minutes
minimum. The pressure drop shall not exceed 20% of the test pressure at the
end of 10 minutes.
• The test pressure shall be released slowly so as not to produce shocks and
sudden contractions that might damage the piping.
• The Air will be discharge from the system and no obstruction was observed
(the Air discharged freely).
• After pressure testing approval, pipes ends shall be covered with polythene
sheet until final connection floor drain and any services.
• Sign boards should be displayed during testing time.
• Competent person should be engaged on testing & commissioning activity.
• Emergency contact number should be displayed at site and Evacuation
procedure will be communicated to all workforces.
• Appropriate PPE will be used by the operatives (gloves, goggle, helmet
safety shoes, cover all)
11. Testing & Hazards: 3 5 15 Extreme • Obtained valid Permit to Work prior to start T&C activity. MEP Project Manager 1 5 5 Moderate
Commissioning Electrical shock, False • Follow an approved Method Statement and communicated to the involved
of Foam evacuation to unaware operatives. MEP Engineers
System personnel nearby vicinity • Only competent person shall perform T&C activity.
MEP Supervisors
• Notify & coordinate to other contractor through Tool Box Talk prior to
Consequences: commence FM200 system T&C activity to avoid unnecessary response or
Serious personnel injuries, MEP HSE Officer
evacuation from site.
Property damage • Returning the system to normal service must be notify as well to the Site Workers
contractor, so that personnel can respond normally to an actual fire alarm.
• Provide adequate barricade and signage in the T&C area.
• Only authorized employees shall be work in the T&C area.
• Ensure Pre-commissioning checklist is completed and verified.
• Ensure that the clean agent fire suppression system installation is complete
and mechanical completion is approved.
• The leak test of the piping has been completed and accepted.
• Before commissioning, ensure that the electric actuator (solenoid) is
removed from the master cylinder.
• Electrical cable should be hanged and do not block the access/egress.
• Ensure closed monitoring by site engineer during the operation.
• Always wear appropriate PPE’s.
OSHAD SF CoP 15.0 Electrical Safety Jun 2017
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12. Working in Hazards: 3 3 9 High • Lone working prohibited at any location or condition. MEP Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
night/ Lone Unable to identify the work • Ensure workplace are provided with adequate lighting as per recommended
working location and existing standards. MEP Engineers
hazards, Unable to identify • Walkways and staircases will be installed with adequate lights to prevent
existing open shaft and MEP Supervisors
accidents/incidents and will be clear of obstructions.
other critical openings,
• Do not use defective cables with symptoms of short circuits. MEP HSE Officer
Sleeping in the
unauthorized area. • Enforce the use of ELCB to the distribution board.
• Ensure the electrical cables hanged and routed through a nonconductive Site Workers
Consequences: support.
Health Issues, Horse play, • Ensure the provision of firefighting equipment.
serious injuries, falling to • Regular breaks will be provided by Supervisor
the same level can leads to • Ensure cold drinking water provided at the workplace.
Cuts, bruises, fractures • Ensure mobile phones are not used when accessing the site.
• Ensure that operatives use only the designated rest areas.
• Toolbox talks and safety training to be given.
• Emergency evacuation procedures should be communicated to the
workforce through trainings and TBT.
• Ensure full time supervision from the supervisor in charge.
13. General Issues Hazards: 3 3 9 High • Adequate supervision must be available all the time. MEP Project Manager 1 3 3 Low
Lack of Emergency • Clean up work area after every work.
arrangements, Heat, Poor • Dispose waste in designated bins. MEP Engineers
illumination in work area, • Restore work area after completion of work, Segregate the waste and dispose
Poor Housekeeping, Waste MEP Supervisors
as per procedure.
at work area, • If area is wet display warning signs and barricade.
Contamination. Rubble - MEP HSE Officer
• All activities to stop and area to be evacuated in case of emergency event.
people could slip, trip and
fall, Incompetent operators,
• Concerned authority to instruct all personnel to reach nearest assembly Site Workers
points as quick as possible
Un inducted person
• Competent supervisor should be available at site all times.
Consequences: • Brief must be held prior to each shift about evacuation.
Fire, Environment damages, • Procedures / escape routes and assembly points should be identified and
Personal injury, Property communicate to all personnel (including emergency contacts) and
damage, Illness, Permanent maintained.
disability, Muscle Stress, • Safety personnel should be available on site.
Physical injury, Mental • Fire warden to be available and shall direct the personnel in case of
Strain, Heat Stress emergency.
• Do not work more than individual susceptibility
• Provide frequent rest breaks
• Work in shaded area as possible
• Provide drinking water at work location
• Wear less thick clothing in summer.
• Necessary welfare facilities hall be in place
• Provide adequate illumination in work areas as well as access and storage
areas
• Provide emergency lighting arrangements as possible
• Poorly illuminated areas should be closed and restrict access
• Waste should be segregated and covered
• Do not leave any materials in access or work area
• Sharp or protruded parts should be covered adequately
• Wastes should be kept away from ignition sources
• Adequate PPEs should be worn by personnel who are carrying out
housekeeping
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• Trailing cables or cords should be laid overhead or routed through corners to
avoid trip & fall
• Hazardous and non-hazardous wastes should be segregated
• Keep work area clean
• Avoid chemical spillages to ground
• Use of spill kits in case of spillage.
• All waste containers should be covered
• Recyclable or reusable wastes should be segregated
• Apply 3R (Reduce, reuse, recycle) technique to reduce waste
• All operators must have valid driving license or competency certificate
• Only experienced operators are allowed to operate vehicles/machinery
• All operators should well be aware about project rules and regulations
• User of power tools should be trained and skilled in use of power tool
• Flagman/rigger/electrician/ fire watchers should be trained and certified by
third party.
OSHAD-SF COP 53.0 Version 3.1 August 2019
Risk Grading Matrix

SEVERITY
PROBABILITY
Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)
Rare (1) 1 2 3 4 5
Possible (2) 2 4 6 8 10
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12 15
Often (4) 4 8 12 16 20
Frequent/Almost Certain (5) 5 10 15 20 25
Absolutely Unacceptably High

15 - 25 Extreme Risk Activity or process should not proceed in current form
Unacceptably High
8 - 12 High Risk Activity or process should be modified to include remedial planning and action and be subject to detailed EHS risk assessment
Acceptable but must be managed at “As Low As Reasonably Practicable” (ALARP) Activity or process can operate subject to
4–6 Moderate Risk management and / or modification
Acceptable without required further action
1 -3 Low Risk
No action required unless escalation of risk is possible
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Hierarchy of Control (Controls identified may be a mixture of the hierarchy in order to provide minimum operator exposure):
Elimination Eliminate the hazard.
Substitution Provide an alternative that is capable of performing the same task and is safer to use.
Engineering Controls Provide or construct a physical barrier or guard or technical measures
Administrative Controls Develop policies, procedures practices and guidelines, in consultation with employees, to mitigate the risk. Provide training, instruction and supervision about the hazard.
Personal Protective Equipment Personal equipment designed to protect the individual from the hazard.
Date of next review (If applicable): Annual Basis or in the event of serious incident
Prepared and Endorsed By Reviewed & Endorsed By
Name; Mr.Hussein Gewily Name; Mr. Hussain Zain Al Abdeen
Designation; – Project Manager-ARCO Electromechanical Designation; – MEP Coordinator
Signature;
Signature;
Date;
Date; 10/07/2023
Reviewed & Endorsed By Approved By
Name; Mr. Hardeep Name; Mr. Khalid Darwish
Designation; HSE Manager – CGC House Ltd Designation; Project Manager – CGC House Ltd
Signature; Signature;
Date; Date;
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Risk Assessment Attendance Sheet
Prior to commencing the activities covered in this safe system of work document all personnel are to sign below to confirm that a clear briefing explaining the job has been given and is understood:
Date Name Designation Signature Emirates ID Number
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE/PROCEDURES
MINOR CASES: MAJOR CASES:

Ensure area operation
Ensure area operation stoppage.
stoppage. SITE INCIDENT
M CONTROLLER Call the operation area first aider,
Call the operation area first
Alert/Assist Male nurse
aider, Alert/Assist Male nurse
PROJECT MANAGER CGC
Inform the HSE officer/Eng. and
Inform the HSE officer/Eng.
assist the external emergency team
ENERGENCY CONTACT
CGCH MALE NURSE ACTION TAKEN:

ACTION TAKEN:
Coordinate with HSE officer/Eng.
Nurse will treat, advice
and report to HSE Coordinate with Male nurse, Inform
Officer/Engineer the authority emergency team and
direct them in location
ACTION:
ACTION: PM Role for Major
HSE Officer/Eng. investigate Project Manager/ HSE officer/ Cases.
the incident and prepare
report
HSE Eng Lead the operation, coordinate with
Mr. Hussain Sawaleh- emergency team for proper rescue
0569021133 events, provide adequate supports
for the other members.
For Major Emergency Role Of HSE/Fire Warden
ACTION: - Manager/ Site incident ACTION: - HSE Manager/ Engineer ACTION: - Fire warden
controller.
1. Coordinate with Emergency 1. Take immediate action as
1. Coordinate with HSE contact to reach out the per his training to fight fire.
2. Organize provisions for location. 2. Evacuate Personnel’s in
other personnel if 2. Rush to the incident area case of fire in safe manner.
required. with his crew member and 3. Provide information to HSE
3. Provides additional necessary rescue elements. manager/Eng.
supports for rescue team. 3. Coordinates and assist PM 4. Acts quickly if requires
4. Based on the severity during rescue effort. assistance from external
additional facilities such as 4. Investigates and provide a help.
transportation, proper total incident/Accident 5. Proper investigation and
alerts to the other report. further reports will submit
members who were in 5. Meeting with PM and to PM.
during the incident. discuss about implementing 6. Discuss and Meet with HSE
5. Meeting with concern further safety officer for implementing
teams for the measurements for proper further safety precautions
investigation and proper work progress. in order to avoid such
reports. incidents.
1. PM/HSE Declares ‘All Clear’ after coordinating with safety teams HSE
officers and concern site engineer, who were during the incident.
2. HSE officer/ Engineer to investigate and submit proper report regarding the
incident.
Project ERT Contact Number
Souk Al Jubail Project – Jubail Island – Abu Dhabi Project Emergency Number # 0503260589
EMERGENCY CO-ORDINATORS आपातकालीनसम वयक জরুরীবিআইডবিস্নউটিএ ‫تنسيق الطوارئ‬

Mr. Khalid Darwish Project Manager 0504113057
Mr. Hardeep Project HSE Manager 0503260589
Mr. Hanny Logistic & Emergency Manager 0545864645
Mr. Anand Construction Manager 0553087654
Mr. Wasim Akram Emergency Coordinator 0557688191
Mr. Baljinder First Aider 0561832279
TBA Male Nurse TBA
Nearest Hospital Ahalia Hospital - Hamdan Street 02 6262666
EMERGENCY SERVICE PROVIDERS आपातकालीन सेवा दाता জরুরীপরিষেবা

প্রদানকারী ‫تقديم خدمات الطوارئ‬
Civil Defense Ambulance Police
997 998 999
Project Electrical Team
Mr. Belal Hossin Electrical Supervisor 0545864677
Project Mobilization Manager Heavy Equipment Operator
Mr. Nasir 0507818920 Mr. Gurdeep 0524380413
Appendix 3
JUBAIL ISLAND DEVELOPMENT SOUL AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTER, BEACH CLUB,
JIIC - JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT COMPANY and NAD AL DHABI AMENTIES
ABU DHABI, UAE
21 13 39 – FOAM WATER SYSTEMS
PART 1 - GENERAL
1.1 RELATED DOCUMENTS
A. Drawings and general provisions of the Contract, including General and Supplementary
Conditions and Division 01 Specification Sections, apply to this Section.
1.2 SUMMARY
A. Section Includes:
1. Concentrate piping and piping specialties.

2. Bladder tanks and proportioning devices.
3. Foam concentrate.
4. Discharge devices.
5. Monitoring and alarm devices.
1.3 DEFINITIONS
A. AFFF: Aqueous film-forming foam.

B. AR-AFFF: Alcohol-resistant aqueous film-forming foam.
1.4 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
A. Description: Engineered, fixed, dry-pipe, automatically actuated, low-expansion, AR-AFFF fire-

extinguishing system for flammable-liquid fires. System includes diaphragm proportioning tanks
and devices as described in NFPA 16.
1.5 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
A. Standard Working Pressure of Piping-System Component: Listed for at least 175 psig (1200
kPa).
B. Unless authorities having jurisdiction have stricter requirements, minimum design parameters are
as follows:
1. Solution: 3 percent foam-water solution.

2. Sprinkler Spacing: Maximum of 100 sq. ft. (9.5 sq. m) per sprinkler, and maximum 12-foot
(3.7-m) spacing.
3. Design Density: Minimum 0.16 gpm/sq. ft. (0.108 L/s per sq. m).
4. Foam Supply: Minimum 10-minute discharge time.
5. Water Supply: Minimum 60 minutes.
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6. Remote Area: Minimum 5000-sq. ft. (476-sq. m) design area for closed-sprinkler systems.
Open-sprinkler systems shall discharge over the entire system area.
7. Sprinkler Temperature Rating: Maximum 250 to 300 deg F (121 to 149 deg C) at a roof or
ceiling, and 135 to 170 deg F (57 to 77 deg C) for intermediate sprinklers.
C. Seismic Performance: Fire-suppression piping shall withstand the effects of earthquake motions
determined according to NFPA 13.
1.6 ACTION SUBMITTALS
A. Product Data: For each type of product indicated. Include the following:
1. Piping, valves, fittings, and hangers.
2. Seismic restraints for all equipment.
5. Discharge devices. Include flow characteristics.
6. Monitoring and alarm devices. Include electrical data and supervision method.
7. Foam-concentrate pumps. Include power supply and controller.
8. Foam-concentrate storage tanks.
9. Strainers.
10. Test connections.
B. Shop Drawings: For each hazard area, drawn to scale, and signed and sealed by a qualified
professional engineer. Include plans, elevations, sections, details, and attachments to other
work.
1. Detail equipment assemblies and indicate dimensions, weights, loads, required

clearances, method of field assembly, components, and location and size of each field
connection.
2. Wiring Diagrams: For power, signal, and control wiring.
3. Design Calculations: For amount of foam concentrate required for each hazard area.
4. Plans: Show the following:
a. Foam-solution proportioning tanks and devices, piping, discharge devices,

monitoring and alarm devices, and accessories.
b. Method of attaching hangers to building structure.
c. Fire-alarm panel.
d. Equipment and furnishings.
C. Permit-Approved Drawings: Working plans prepared according to NFPA 16 and approved by

authorities having jurisdiction. Include hydraulic calculations complying with NFPA 13.
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1.7 INFORMATIONAL SUBMITTALS
A. Welding certificates.
B. Field quality-control reports.
1.8 CLOSEOUT SUBMITTALS
A. Operation and Maintenance Data: For foam fire extinguishing to include in emergency, operation,
and maintenance manuals. In addition to items specified in Section 017823 "Operation and
Maintenance Data," include the following:
1. Valves and specialties.

4. Discharge devices. Include flow characteristics.
5. Monitoring and alarm devices. Include supervision method.
6. Foam-concentrate pumps. Include controller.
7. Foam-concentrate storage tanks.
8. Strainers.
9. Test connections.
1.9 QUALITY ASSURANCE
A. Welding Qualifications: Qualify procedures and operators according to ASME Boiler and
Pressure Vessel Code: Section IX.
B. Electrical Components, Devices, and Accessories: Listed and labeled as defined in NFPA 70, by
a qualified testing agency, and marked for intended location and application.
C. FM Global Compliance: Provide components that are FM Approved and that are listed in FM's
"Approval Guide."
D. UL Compliance: Provide equipment listed in UL's "Fire Protection Equipment Directory."
1.10 EXTRA MATERIALS
A. Furnish extra materials that match products installed and that are packaged with protective
covering for storage and identified with labels describing contents.
1. Discharge Devices: Not less than 20 percent of amount of each type installed.
2. Foam Concentrate: Not less than 200 percent of amount installed.
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
2.1 CONCENTRATE PIPING MATERIALS

A. Schedule 40, Galvanized Steel Pipe: ASTM A 53, Type S Grade B or to BS 1387. Pipe ends
may be factory or field formed to match joining method.
2.2 VALVES
A. General Valve Requirements:
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1. UL listed or FM Approved for use in fire-protection systems.

2. Compatible with type of foam concentrate used.
B. Ball Valves:
1. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with the project specification and requirements.
2. Description:
a. Standard: UL 258.
b. For trim and drain functions.
c. Valves NPS 1-1/2 (DN 40) and Smaller: Bronze body with threaded ends.
d. Valves NPS 2 and NPS 2-1/2 (DN 50 and DN 65): Bronze body with threaded ends
or ductile-iron body with grooved ends.
e. Valves NPS 3 (DN 80): Ductile-iron body with grooved ends.
C. OS&Y Gate Valves:

1. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with the project specification and requirements.
2. Description:
b. Accessories: Pre-grooved stem for mounting tamper switch for monitoring by fire-
alarm panel.
c. Body Material: Cast or ductile iron.
d. Ends: Flanged or mechanical.
e. Packing: Asbestos free.
D. Indicating-Type Butterfly Valves:

1. Basis-of-Design Product: Subject to compliance with the project specification and
requirements.
2. Description:
b. Pressure Rating: 175 psig (1200 kPa) minimum.
c. Valves NPS 2-1/2 (DN 65) and Larger:
1) Body Material: Cast or ductile iron.
2) End Connections: Flanged, grooved, or wafer.
3) Ends: Flanged or mechanical.
d. Accessories: Tamper switch for monitoring by fire-alarm panel.
E. Swing Check Valves:

1. Basis-of-Design Product: Subject to compliance with the project specification and
requirements.
2. Description:
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c. Body Material: Ductile iron.
d. End Connections: Flanged or grooved.
F. Trim and Drain Valves:
1. General Requirements:
a. Compatible with type of foam concentrate used.
2. Angle Valves:
a. Manufacturers: Subject to compliance with the project specification and
requirements.
2.3 SPECIALTIES
A. Specialties shall comply with NFPA 16, be compatible with the foam concentrate, and be
designed to be drained and cleaned.
B. Foam-Concentrate Storage Tanks: Buna-N, bladder-type proportioning tank complying with
UL 162 and ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code: Section VIII; designed for use with foam-
concentrate pumps and for specific type of foam concentrate used. Include bladder, internal
piping, fill and drain, glass sight gage, piping, and valves. Contain concentrate in the bladder.
1. Orientation: Vertical design with skirt support.
C. Foam-Concentrate Storage Tanks: Atmospheric type, complying with UL 162 and ASME Boiler
and Pressure Vessel Code: Section VIII; designed for use with foam-concentrate pumps and for
specific type of foam concentrate used. Include pressure-vacuum vent, fill and drain, glass sight
gage, piping, and valves.
D. Foam-Concentrate Pumps: Listed for use in foam-water systems according to NFPA 20. Include
supply side pressure relief valve and drain cock or valve.
E. Proportioning Controllers: Venturi type complying with UL 162 and of capacity to match design at
minimum and maximum flow.
F. Concentrate Control Valves: Water-operated ball or deluge valve designed to open with flow
through the proportioning controller.
G. Concentrate Strainers: Bronze body and stainless-steel mesh strainer with minimum 0.125-inch
(3.2-mm) perforations to remove solids that would block system components.
H. Pressure Gages: Comply with UL 393; with 3-1/2-inch (90-mm) minimum-diameter dial, 0- to
300-psig (0- to 2070-kPa) dial range, and caption "WATER" or "CONCENTRATE" on dial face.
2.4 FOAM CONCENTRATE
A. Description: AR-AFFF liquid concentrate, complying with NFPA 11 and UL 162, for making
foam-water fire-extinguishing foam solution.
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2.5 DISCHARGE DEVICES
A. Discharge devices shall be UL listed or FM Approved.

B. Sprinklers: Open, non-air-aspirating type; UL listed or FM Approved and listed for use with type
of foam concentrate used.
C. Spray Nozzles: For foam water; include foam generator and distributing deflector to distribute
foam or water.
2.6 MONITORING DEVICES
A. Valve Supervisory Switches: Single pole, double throw, with normally closed contacts complying
with UL 753. Switch shall signal fire-alarm panel or releasing panel when valve is in other than
fully open position.
B. Pressure Switches: Single pole, double throw, UL listed or FM Approved and complying with
UL 753. Switch shall signal an alarm condition at the fire-alarm panel or releasing panel when
switch is in other than fully open position.
C. Flow Switches: Single pole, double throw, UL listed or FM Approved and complying with UL 753.
Switch shall signal an alarm condition at the fire-alarm panel or releasing panel when switch is in
other than fully open position.
2.7 ALARM DEVICES
A. Description: UL listed or FM Approved, low voltage, and surface mounting. Alarm and monitoring
devices are specified in Section 283111 "Digital, Addressable Fire-Alarm System" or
Section 283112 "Zoned (DC Loop) Fire-Alarm System."
PART 3 - EXECUTION (NOT APPLICABLE)
END OF SECTION
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Appendix 4
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN FOR FOAM SYSTEM
Client:-Jubail Island Investment Company (JIIC) Project:- 5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE AND APARTMENTS PROJECT REF NO:
PROJECT MANAGEMENT:-LEAD Development and Project Management Consultants Discipline:- MECHANICAL REV 0
Engineer:-ATKINS MEMBER OF SNC-LAVALIN GROUP ITP serial No:- MST-ITP-005 DATE 10/07/2023
CONTROL POINTS
ACCEPTANCE QA/QC RECORD TO BE USED TO VERIFY
SL. NO ACTIVITY STAGE OF CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITES CONTROL DATA/FORMS INSPECTION METHOD REMARKS
CRITERIA/Norms. DOCUMENT
ARCO CGCH ATKINS/ENGR. THIRD PARTY
1 PREPARATION WORKS BEFORE CONSTRUCTION
As per approved shop drawings / IFC Drawings & Method Approved Method
A Method Statement Prior to Start of Work Engineers Approval Document Review H H H N/A
Statements. Project Specification & Contract Documents Statement
All Document have a

As per approved IFC drawings & Method statement. Project
minimum approval
B Shop Drawings Prior to Start of Work Specification & Contract Approved Shop Drawings Drawing Review H H H N/A
status "B" Approved
Documents.
as Noted
All Document have a
minimum approval Approved Material Submittal,
C Material Submittal, Prequalification Prior to Start of Work Specification & Contract Submittal Review H H H N/A
status "B" Approved Prequalification
Documents.
as Noted
All Document have a
Material delivery & minimum approval Visual/ Project Spec/ Material
D Prior to start Work Specification & Contract MIR H/PE/QC NA W N/A
handling status "B" Approved Submittal
Documents.
as Noted
Proper Storage & Compliance to As per approved IFC,Shop drawings & Method
E Protection of Approved Prior to start Work approved shop statement. Project Specification & Contract Checklist Spec/Material Submittal H/PE/QC H W N/A
Materials delivered at site drawing / IFC Documents.
2 SEQUANCE OF WORK
Material submittsl/ MIR to be H/
A MATERIAL INSPECTION PRIOR TO START OF ACTIVITY As per approved material submittal/MIR Approved MIR MIR N/A R/I N/A
B status PE/QC
Work execution and Approved Shop
B Activity exeution Approved Shop drawing/MOS Approved Shop drawing/MOS Visual/Project H H R N/A
Implementation drawing/MOS
Approved Shop Approved Shop Work inspection/
C Pipe Installation During the activity Approved Shop drawing/MOS H H R/I N/A
drawing/MOS drawing/MOS check list
Work inspection/
D Pressure Testing During the activity MOS/ Checklist MOS/Checklist MOS H H R/I N/A
check list
Devices Installation (Bladder Tank, Approved Shop Approved Shop Work inspection/
E During the activity Approved Shop drawing/MOS H H R/I N/A
Valves, Detector, Panel etc) drawing/MOS drawing/MOS check list
Actual Inspection by Approved Shop
F Final activity Approved Shop drawing/MOS WIR WIR H H R/I N/A
Engineer drawing/MOS
Approved Shop
G Final Testing and Commissioning Final activity Approved Shop drawing/MOS WIR WIR H H R/I N/A
drawing/MOS
LEGEND : H: HOLD NP: NOTIFICATION POINT S: SURVEILLANCE R: REVIEW A:APPROVAL I:INSPECTION POINT
ITP Sign-Off post completion of Works
CONTRACTOR's APPROVAL COMPANY APPROVAL
CONTRACT NAME : NAME :

OR
SIGN : SIGN :
DATE: DATE:
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Appendix 5
5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE AND APARTMENTS PROJECT
CHECK LIST FOR THE INSTALLATION OF FOAM SYSTEM

Form No.:
Rev. No.: 01
SUBCONTRACTOR CONTRACTOR
Page: 01 of 01
SECTION OF WORK: LOCATION:

LEVEL: ITR No.:
Checked by Checked by
STAGE ITEM S/C ARCO
Date
ATKINS
Ensure that shop drawings and Method Statement approved by
Consultant / Client.
Ensure the materials are approved, stored and protected properly.
PRELIMIN
ARY
Ensure that proper working platform is provided.
CHECKS
Latest approved shop drawings are available
Permit (if required) obtained prior to start Activity
Are the necessary tools available on-site?
HSE regulations / requirements are followed.

Check location of the FOAM Sprinkler Head which is corresponding to
the shop drawing.
Check all the pipe works are all supported properly.
Ensure that installations of FOAM Sprinkler Head are done.

CHECKS
Check the Pressure Testing of the Piping at 15.5 Bar for 2 hours without
DURING
EXECUTI any drop in pressure.
ON Check the clearance for access to the valves is provided.
Check the clearance for access to the FOAM Bladder Tank, Ratio
Controller is provided.
Check the complete required FOAM System accessories to the line have
been installed.
Check the Electrical Panel, Devices and its accessories to the line have
been installed.
Check the complete Electrical accessories are terminated with panel.
Check all the installations are accessible for future maintenance works
Check labelling for the system and accessories are done as per the
requirements
Check all the installations are in line with local authority requirements
POST
EXECUTI
Submission of Test reports and approved IRF’s
ON
CHECKS Submission of As-built drawing
For S/C FOR CONTRACTOR Date: For Consultant Rep.: Date:

QA/QC: Date: QA/QC:
PRE COMMISSIONING CHECK LIST – FOAM SYSTEM

Form No.:
Rev. No.: 01
Page: 01 of 01

LEVEL: ITR No.:
Checked by Checked by
STAGE ITEM Date
S/C ARCO ATKINS
Check the Heat detector layout, alarm bell,
and other accessories installed.
Check FECP connection to Main Alarm Control

PRE Panel interconnection.
COMMISSIONING
CHECKS Check FACP interconnection to the other
system such as HVAC, Smoke curtains…. etc. If
available
Check the connection of ;

a. Heat detectors
b. Zone termination to control panel.
c. Fire alarm Bell
d. End of line devices
Check the piping layout & size of pipes as per

approved shop drawings.
Check for proper supporting & location of

nozzles
Check for proper mounting of Foam Bladder

Tank
Check the location of Foam Nozzle
All system accessories are installed without

any damage
For S/C QA/QC: Date: FOR CONTRACTOR Date: For Consultant Rep.: Date:
QA/QC:
CHECK LIST FOR THE COMMISSIONING OF FOAM SYSTEM

Form No.:
Rev. No.: 01
Page: 01 of 01

LEVEL: ITR No.:
TEST DESCRIPTION/ Checked by Checked by
ITEM S/C ARCO
Date
PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENT ATKINS
Remove one
Panel shall show trouble
detector from
indication.
circuit
Make an open
circuit in any of
Panel shall show trouble
alarm indicating
indication, internal sounder ON
circuits (Zones) of
release circuit.
• Alarm bell should ring.

Activate one ,heat • Panel shall show fire indication.
detector in either • Signal to main fire alarm panel
COMMISSIONING and BMS System.
CHECKS circuit
Flash light will operate.
• Start countdown of time delay

Activate another
• Signal to main fire alarm panel
detector while first
and BMS system.
one in alarm
Signal to do action for other
condition
related system.
At the end of set

Check the solenoid valve by
time delay (Set at
screw driver, should be activated.
30 Seconds)
Reset the panel and

It will operate and give audible
operate the water
ring sound.
motor alarm Gong
• Panel shall show AC only

Power the panel indication lamp.
with AC & DC reset • Panel shall show fault status
Signal to BMS and Main FACP
For S/C QA/QC: Date: FOR CONTRACTOR Date: For Consultant Rep.: Date:
QA/QC:
Appendix 6
Proposed Organization Chart
OBADA ALAQTASH
General Manager
LEGEND:
OFFICE
BACKUP OMAR KAYYALI
Operations Director
FULLTIME
ROHAN HAIETHAM
ANUBIS RAJA CHAOUDHURY AHMAD MAGDY ELAZIEM
Contracts Manager Planning Manager Projects Director HSE Manager
SPECIALIST
CONTRACTOR
DAWN CHICA MOHAMAD TAHA BRITON NKHEBWA
Planning Engineer Hussein Gewily HSE Officer HSE Officer
Project Manager
ABEDALRAHMAN HUSSEIN
MUHAMMAD TAYSEER ALAA ALSHAFIEY MOHAMMAD SHAWQI Monish AMIT TIWARI AHTESHAM RIAZ
BANAT SAWALMEH ARLYN DIATA Sr. QA/QC
Construction Manager Authority Liaison Construction Manager Sr. QA/QC Engineer Head of Mechanical Head of Electrical
Sr. Mechanical Sr. Electrical Document Controller Engineer
Officer PARCEL 2 (Mech.) Design Design
Engineer Engineer PARCEL 1 (Elect.)
MECHANICAL THOUFIQUE Bakrudeen

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Engineer Engineer MECHANICAL TEAM Storekeeper PARCEL 2 Coordinator
PARCEL 1 PARCEL 2 Coordinator
PARCEL 1
DONALD PAUL ALI AHMAD RASHEED KHAN UDAY PRATAB Ali Ahmed Furqan
AMIR KHAN TOMMY DAGATAN Natural Gas HV Specialist
RAJNISH KUMAR HV Specialist Site Mechanical Specialist Contractor Site Mechanical Site Electrical Contractor Site Electrical Mechanical Electrical
ARUL KUMAR Site Electrical Contractor Site Electrical Engineer Engineer Engineer Engineer Draftsman Draftsman
Natural Gas Engineer
Site Mechanical Site Mechanical Engineer
Specialist Contractor
Engineer Engineer
Gladson Aamir
Plumbing Fire Fighting Plumbing Electrical Fire Alarm Specialist Electrical
Fire Alarm Specialist Electrical HVAC Supervisors HVAC Supervisors Mechanical Electrical
Electrical Supervisors Specialist Contractor Supervisors Supervisors Contractor Supervisors
Fire Fighting Plumbing Contractor Supervisors Draftsman Draftsman
Plumbing HVAC Supervisors Supervisors
HVAC Supervisors Specialist Contractor Supervisors
Supervisors
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BMS Specialist Technicians and Technicians and Contractor Supervisors
Technicians and Technicians and Labors
Contractor Labors Labors
Labors Labors
ARCO ELECTROMECHANICAL LLC

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The Engineer: Employer/Developer PMC/Employer's Representative The Contractor:

Project: 5214483-LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Reqd. By: 18/07/2023

ARCO MEP Sign: Date: 10/7/2023

CGC Contractor's Sign: Date:

ATKINS Engineer's Comments:

Reviewed By: Date:

ATKINS Resident Engineer's Comments

Code B - Approved As Noted

Code C - Revise and Resubmit

Code D - Information, Record

Code E - Incompleted, Resubmit

ATKINS RE Sign: Date:

Contractor Received Sign: Date:

SITE OPERATIONS Form No.SQP10/FM/006, Rev 00

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE

SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE & APARTMENTS

Mr. Monish T Mr. Abdelalrahman Banat Mr. Hussein Gewilly

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

MSRA INSTALLATION & TESTING OF FOAM FIRE

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS

JUBAIL ISLAND INVESTMENT – SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP

Project 5214483-LEAD - SOUK AL JUBAIL TOWN CENTRE AND APARTMENTS PROJECT

Engineer ATKINS MEMBER OF SNC-LAVALIN GROUP

Contractor CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTING HOUSE LTD

Size When related to pipe work means nominal size.

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

QA - QUALITY ASSURANCE is the planning and organizing of a system or program to maintain a

QC – QUALITY CONTROL is a part of Quality Assurance, implements the latter by examining

PA - PREVENTIVE ACTION means to eliminate the causes of a potential nonconformity or other

PROCEDURE describes how a process is performed.

TPI - Third Party Inspection

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

4. PROJECT DETAILS-PROJECT NAME AND STAKE HOLDERS

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

6. TOOLS, TACKLES & EQUIPMENTS

7. EMPLOYEES INVOLVED & RESPONSIBILITIES

Construction Manager/Project Engineer

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

• Coordination with the Sub-contractors.

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

• Maintain good relations with the Client Representative.

Site Supervisor/ Site Foreman

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

8. SAFETY HAZARDS AND RISK CONTROL MEASURES:

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

9. MATERIAL AS PER THE SPEC AND APPROVED MATERIAL SUBMITTAL:

10. PROCEDURE INSTALLATION & TESTING

10.2 WORK METHODOLOGY

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

10.2.2 EXECUTION OF WORKS

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

10.2.2.2 FABRICATION OF GROOVED PIPE

10.2.2.3 FABRICATION OF PIPE AT LOCATION OF MECHANICAL TEE

10.2.2.4 COUPLING INSTALLATION

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments

10.2.2.6 SCREW FITTING INSTALLATION

10.2.2.7 INSTALLATION PIPING SYSTEM ON SITE

Project: 5214483‐LEAD Souk Al Jubail Apartments