ADP-211201-016 R3 Clean Agent (A)

Abu Dhabi Plaza – Astana, Kazakhstan Document No.
Work Package 4 – Main Works ADP-211201-016
Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

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Extinguishing System
REVISION DESCRIPTION SHEET
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The Inspection Forms are controlled within this MS and are

included during the Review and Approval cycle.
The latest revision of an Inspection Form shall be used during

work execution.
Revisions after Rev.1 are denoted by a triangle in the left

hand margin against the revised text, with the revision
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Item
Comments On Rev.001 Contractor’s Response
No.
Rev. 002 is code A but need to amend due to found Clerical Error in the test
sheet(Deleted 4 Hours replaced with 30 minutes)
Rev.000C
Comply(Please refer to Test Form

1. FM-MS-ADP-211201-016 rev.
003)
Test Sheet(FM-MS-ADP-211201-016(rev.0002)
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Table of Contents
1.0 Purpose
2.0 Scope of Work
3.0 References
4.0 Definitions
5.0 Resources, Roles & Responsibilities
5.1 Competency
5.2 Role & Responsibilities of Commissioning Engineer
5.3 Role & Responsibilities of QC Engineer
5.4 Role & Responsibilities of Foreman
5.5 Role & Responsibilities of Equipment Specialist
6.0 Tools Requirement
7.0 Method and Sequence of work
7.1 General
7.2 Safety Precautions
7.3 Pre-Commissioning
7.4 Commissioning
8.0 Quality Control
9.0 Health, Safety & Environmental
9.1 Induction
9.2 PPE
9.3 Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment & Control
9.4 Toolbox Talks
9.5 Permit to Work
9.6 Training of Personnel
10.0 Attachments
10.1 Form No: FM-MS-ADP-262419-005-001

10.2 Form No: FM-MS-ADP-262419-005-002
10.3 Form No: FM-MS-ADP-262419-005-003
10.4 JSTI
10.5 Risk Assessment
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1.0 PURPOSE
The main purpose of this method statement is to ensure that all the installation of Clean Agent
Extinguishing System works and its related activities are executed in accordance with the project
specifications and implemented with the highest level of conformance.
2.0 SCOPE OF WORK
This method statement covers the Testing and Commissioning of the Fire Protection Clean Agent
Extinguishing System as per project specification and approved shop drawings. Room Integrity Testing
shall be submitted as a separate Method Statement.
3.0 REFERENCES
 Project Health & Safety Plan ADP-013529-002

 Approved Shop Drawings
 Specifications: 211201 – Clean Agent Extinguishing System
 Testing & Commissioning Plan By CML, Ref. ADP-CML-CO-RPT-W-00016
 General Method Statement for Winter Working, Ref. No: ADP-015000-036
 Materials Approval Request. Ref. ADP-211201-001 – NOVEC 1230 System
 Project Quality Plan Ref. No: ADP-014000-020
 Risk Assessment Plan Ref. No: ADP-013529-028.001
 Approved Inspection & Test Plan, ADP-211201-006
 NFPA 2001 – Standard on Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems
 NFPA 72 – National Fire Alarm Code
4.0 DEFINITIONS
MML: Mott Macdonald LTD

CSC: Construction Supervision Consultant (AECOM KZ)
ACEL JV: ACEL Joint Venture
RBG: Robert Bird Group (JV Design/Structural Consultants)
P & T: P & T Architects (JV Architect/Lead Design)
RED: Red Group Services FZ-LLC, Dubai, UAE (MEP design Consultant).
CxA: CML International (Commissioning Authority)
5.0 RESOURCES, ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
The Commissioning Manager has the overall responsibility for the implementation of this Method
Statement, also will individually assess the manpower required for T&C of Clean Agent Extinguishing
System to meet the schedule. Typically these will include:
 Commissioning Engineer
 QC Engineer
 Foreman
 HSE Supervisor
 Al Arabia’s Representative
5.1 Competency
The competency of all construction personnel shall be controlled in accordance with the
Competent Persons Designation Procedure Ref: ADP-013529-066.
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5.2 Roles & Responsibilities of Commissioning Engineer

 Commissioning Engineer will be in charge of all operations during Testing & Commissioning
following Project HSE requirements and Project Quality Plans.
 Maintains work permits with coordination of the HSE Supervisor.
 Coordinates with QC Engineer for inspections and raise RFIC with complete attachments such
as approved (ITP, shop drawing, check list etc.).
 Ensures that only trained and competent personnel are involved for Final Testing of the Clean
Agent Extinguishing System.
 Ensures that tools & equipment are certified, maintained and used correctly.
 Ensure that all testing tools are calibrated and calibration is up to date.
 Ensures that all required documents and related drawings to execute the works are up to date.
 Shall prepare open front for his crew and liaise with planning department for progress reporting
and schedule monitoring.
 Shall coordinate with Al Arabia’s Representative on his supervision during commissioning of the
equipment.
5.3 Roles & Responsibilities of QC Engineer

 Ensure that all inspection and test reports pertaining to everyday work activities are submitted to
the QC inspection.
 Prevent the use of equipment that could cause improper test relative to Project Specification.
 Stop test activity that is not being done in accordance with the specified requirements and
approvals.
 Ensure that test have been done in accordance with approved method statement and Project
specification to offer for CSC and CxA’s inspection.
5.4 Roles & Responsibilities of Foreman
 The foreman will carry out his duties by maintaining continuous coordination with the
Commissioning Engineer on daily basis, and ensure proper distribution of the workforce in the
required and planned locations.
 To ensure that his assistant foreman/charge hand are aware of the job requirements and they
have enough information to carry out their duties properly.
 To ensure in consultation with the site engineer that the manpower involved in the works are
moving as agreed and planned for the work.
 To ensure that the daily work is progressing as planned and advice the Commissioning Engineer
of any requirement for additional resources.
 To ensure full coordination with the safety officer to maintain safe working and proper
housekeeping of the site, following the approved safety measures and further ensure that all his
working team are aware of the same to prevent accident and losses.
 To inform the Commissioning Engineer and of the areas ready for inspection.
5.5 Roles & Responsibilities of Equipment Specialist

 Al Arabia’s Representative shall supervise the testing & commissioning of the Clean Agent Fire
Extinguishing System.
 Al Arabia’s Representative shall sign off the pre-commissioning check list and commissioning
test sheets when the requirements stated in this Method Statement are satisfied.
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6.0 TOOLS REQUIREMENT
The following tools & equipment will be used during the Testing and Commissioning of Clean Agent
Extinguishing Systems.
 Standard Mechanical Tool Kit
 Hand Tools/Power Tools
 Digital Multi Meter
 Two-Way Radio
 Measuring Tape
 Digital Thermometer
 Sound Level Meter
 Smoke Agent Spray
 Heat Gun
 Step Ladder or Mobile Scaffold
 Safety Harness
 PPE (Hand Gloves, Safety Goggles)
Note: All tools and equipment’s will be inspected and colour coded before use at site.
7.0 METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF WORK
7.1 General
 Make available at site, an approved copy of shop drawing for the intended commissioning.
 Commissioning of the Fire Clean Agent Extinguishing System shall be supervised by an
authorized representative from Al Arabia.
 Room Integrity Testing must be carried out but it shall not be considered a pre-requisite to
proceed testing and commissioning of the Clean Agent System.
7.2 Safety Precautions
 All safety precaution shall be followed as per established project safety plan.
 Only experienced and skilled technician shall be engaged for carrying out the commissioning of
Clean Agent Extinguishing Systems.
 Appropriate warning signs and tapes shall be placed during testing and commissioning as
required.
 All PPE shall be worn as appropriate according to the nature of job.
 Work area shall be maintained neat and clean.
7.3 Pre-Commissioning
 Ensure installation is completed with RFIT signed off.

 Ensue installation checklist is completed and signed/stamped by Al Arabia’s Representative.
 Ensure that cable continuity and insulation testing are completed with RFIT signed off.
 Ensure that pipework is pneumatically tested in accordance to NFPA 2001 with RFIT signed off.
 Ensure that pipework is cleaned and flushed.
 Ensure that the working area is clean and safe to work.
 Ensure system components are clean and undamaged.
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 Check that all terminations are completed and properly identified.

 Check that all nozzles are installed as per approved shop drawing.
 Check that all piping is properly secured.
 Ensure that electrical control head is removed from the cylinder and verify its operation as per
manufacturer’s recommendation.
 Disconnect the interface connection with fire alarm system to avoid the transmission of alarm
signal unnecessarily.
 Confirm that pressure in all cylinders are in the operable range.
 Ensure all the identifications, warning signs and flow directions are marked as appropriate as per
approved shop drawing.
 Ensure all devices as per approved shop drawing are identified and labelled properly
 Check the NOVEC CP interconnection to the Fire Alarm System Control panel when available.
7.4 Commissioning
The objective is to confirm the physical condition and electrical characteristics of the Clean Agent
Extinguishing System installed and to ensure that it is connected to the system at a correct
condition as mandated by design specifications and approved drawings.
A commissioning record entry shall be provided during T&C showing the actual scenario and
description as a result of the simulation.
7.4.1 Flow Test
Flow test out using nitrogen or any inert gas equivalent shall be carried out on the piping
network to verify that flow is continuous and the piping and nozzles are unobstructed.
When performing the flow test, the regulating valve on the test cylinder shall be adjusted
to match the NOVEC cylinder pressure.
Attention must be observed during nitrogen discharge. The room may get saturated with
nitrogen and prolonged exposure can cause dizziness.
7.4.2 Functional Testing
Prior to functional testing, ensure that each NOVEC storage container release
mechanism is disabled so that activation of the release circuit will not release agent.
Keep the main/reserve switch in “Main” position.
 Activate one detector of zone-1 and observe for the fire indication of the clean
agent system control panel and simultaneous activation of alarm bell (continuous
tone).
 Silence the alarm, do not reset the panel.
 Check for the shutdown of motorised smoke fire dampers and associated fan
serving the room.
 Activate another detector of zone-2 and observe for the alarm indication on the
corresponding indication on the clean agent system control panel and
simultaneous activation of bell (intermittent tone).
 Check for the activation of solenoid valve on the cylinder after a delay period of
30 seconds and activation of bell, sounder and flasher.
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 Reset the control panel and observe for the fault (release fault) indication on the
panel.
 Reset the control head (solenoid valve) using screw driver and reset the control
panel.
 Repeat above test procedure by keeping the main/reserve switch in reserve
position.
 Remove one detector of from its base and observe for fault indication on the
panel.
 Similarly, remove another detector from the other zone and observe for fault
indication on the panel and activation of buzzer in the panel. Do the same for the
remaining detectors to ensure all detectors are checked for proper response.
 Activate manual pull station, and observe for the activation of solenoid valve and
activation alarm bell, sounder and flasher.
 Operate abort switch circuit, if supplied. Verify that abort functions occur
according to design specifications. Check the release button allows to
recommence from the 30-second point.
 Sound levels of audible alarm signalling devices shall be measured and checked
if it produces at least 15 dB above the operating ambient noise sound pressure
levels of the space in which they are installed.
7.4.3 Power Source of Control Panel
 Verify that control panel is connected to a dedicated circuit and labelled properly.
 Battery shall be subject to a discharge test for a minimum of 24 hrs in Standby
Mode and 0.5 hrs in Activated Mode. Start and completion times shall be
3 recorded.
 Disconnect the primary power to the control panel and observe for the fault
indication and to the changeover to secondary power (battery).
 Conduct functional test as described above with main/reserve switch in main or
reserve position.
 Observe for the sequence and record the results on the attached test report.
7.4.4 Remote Monitoring (Interfacing) of NOVEC1230 System with FAS
 Reconnect the interface unit of the alarm system which was disconnected for
conducting the functional test.
 Activate the detector of first zone and observe for the ‘first stage’ alarm indication
of the FACP.
 Activate the detector of second zone with the first zone in alarm condition and
observe for ‘second stage’ alarm indication of FACP.
 Reset the system control panel and ensure that the control panel is in the normal
working condition.
 Disconnect the power supply to the system control panel and observe for the
‘system fault’ indication on FACP as well as on the system control panel.
 Activate the discharge pressure switch manually and observe for the system
discharge indication on FACP.
8.0 QUALITY CONTROL
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 MEP RFIC should be issued by T&C Engineer for verification before submission to CSC & CxA.
 Refer to ITP No. ADP-211201-006 and strictly follow inspections steps.
 Refer to QMP-ADP-014000-625 for RFIC submission process.
 Work should be approved by consultant (submitting RFIC).
9.0 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL
9.1 Induction
Prior to commencing work all personnel shall have attended the HSE induction course conducted by the
JV HSE department. No work shall be undertaken by personnel who have not attended the Project HSE
induction. In all aspects, work is to be carried out in a safe manner and in accordance JV approved Health
and Safety Plan and in accordance with HSE requirements
9.2 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
All personnel involved in the Testing and Commissioning will comply with the Project requirements for
PPE:
 Work Boots with toe protectors
 Safety Helmet
 Eye Protection with side shields
 HV Gloves
 Dust masks (as required)
 Rubber Mat
Additional PPE identified by the task risk assessment shall also be provided. Personnel shall sign and be
responsible for their own items of PPE issued to them and the Engineer shall ensure that his team is
complying with the minimum required PPE and that damaged or defective PPE is replaced or repaired
immediately.
9.3 Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment & Control
Hazard identification, risk assessment and control are detailed in the appropriate risk assessment and
Job Safety Task Instruction (JSTI) attached herewith. Hazards may vary as the works progress and shall
be re-evaluated. All personnel undertaking testing and commissioning activities shall be aware of
particular location hazards. The Project Risk Assessment Procedure ADP-013529-028 is to be referred
to during the planning stages. Should changes occur during the course of commissioning which alters
the associated risks then the risk register shall be updated to reflect any additional risk and mitigation
measure.
The attached JSTI is provided to cover the initial work tasks relating to Testing and Commissioning of
Clean Agent Extinguishing Systems - JSTI (attached). This JSTI is prepared based on theoretical
information interpreted from the project documents. A further assessment will be required at the actual
work site to verify the control measures and address any additional hazards. Reference is to be made to
the relative Health, Safety, Environmental & Security procedures to control the risks associated with
activities where they occur.
9.4 Toolbox Talks
Prior to the commencement of site activities the Engineer, with support from the HSE Officer, shall
conduct a pre-start toolbox talk with all the crew present. The MEP Supervisor shall explain the testing
and commissioning of Clean Agent Extinguishing System activities, focusing on the hazards and risks
involved in the activity and the mitigation measures that shall be taken as detailed in the Risk Assessment.
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Regular Toolbox talks shall be conducted in order to prevent complacency within the crew. The Engineer
shall conduct a Pre-start toolbox talk for the new person/s prior to starting work.
9.5 Permit to Work
A Permit shall be obtained when and where applicable in accordance with the requirements of Permit to
Work Procedure (ADP-013529-034) prior to performing the Installation, Testing and commissioning of
Clean Agent Extinguishing System. The supervisor will ensure that all relevant risk assessments, method
statements and permit to work control measures are in place and that all relevant procedures contained
within these documents are fully understood by the operative personnel.
9.6 Training of Personnel
9.6.1 Safety Training
All personnel involved in Testing and Commissioning Clean Agent Extinguishing System works
shall be trained in accordance with the requirements of the Project HSE Program. No personnel
shall be assigned tasks that they have not received appropriate training in or have been assessed
for competency. Further training shall be given as required and when additional training is
identified during the risk assessment process.
9.6.2 Trades & Qualifications
All personnel involved in Testing and Commissioning of Clean Agent Extinguishing System
activities shall be assessed for qualifications, competency and if they have the required trade
skills and experience, or trained in accordance with the requirements of the project standards.
10.0 Attachments
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Work Package 4 – Main Works ADP-211201-016-ITP
Document Title:
Inspection & Test Plan (ITP) – Clean Agent Extinguishing System Page 1 of 1 Rev.003
(JV REF. ITP-1122-355)
Testing Inspection and

Reference
Reference Requirement / Acceptance
No. Activity Description Type of Inspection Transmittal
Document Acceptance
T&C AECOM CML Form
Criteria
 Specification 211201
Pre-Commissioning  Approved MS All relevant
 Review of Documents RFIC & FM-MS-
Checklist for Clean  Approved Installation document must be
1.  Pre-Commissioning S R R ADP-211201-016-
Agent Extinguishing RFIT approved by
 Visual Checks 001
System  Approved Drawings Consultant.
Commissioning Record  Approved Test All relevant

RFIC & FM-MS-
Sheet Clean Agent  Electrical and Mechanical Procedure document must be
2. H W W ADP-211201-016-
Extinguishing System- Verfication  Calibration approved by
002
Functional Test Certificate Consultant.
Commissioning Record All relevant
 Approved Test RFIC & FM-MS-
Sheet Clean Agent document must be
3  Cause and Effect Procedure H W W ADP-211201-016-
Extinguishing System- approved by
003
Interface Consultant.
Legend: S – Surveillance Inspection W – Witness Inspection Point H – Mandatory Hold Point for Inspection R – Record Review
ARABTEC CONSOLIDATED CONTRACTORS COMPANY LTD.
ABU DHABI PLAZA – ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN
Pre-Commissioning Checklist for Clean Agent Extinguishing

System
FM-MS-ADP-211201-016-001 Revision:003 Date: 23-Aug-17 Page 1 of 1
Sub System: Clean-Agent Fire Extinguishing

RFIC No. Date: System: Fire Fighting
System
Block / Bldg. Level: Location Tag:
ACCEPTANCE STATUS
REQUESTED DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED
YES/NO REMARKS
1. T&C MS
2. Signed off Installation RFIT
3. Signed off Electrical Cable Testing RFIT
4. Signed off Pressure Test on pipework RFIT
5. Approved drawings, Control narrative
ACCEPTANCE STATUS
ACTIVITIES / ITEMS TO BE INSPECTED
YES/NO REMARKS
1. System components are clean and undamaged.
2. Working are is clean and safe to work.
3. Ensure pipework is cleaned and flushed.
4. All terminations are completed and properly identified
5. All nozzles are installed as per approved shop drawing.
6. Piping is properly secured.
7. Electrical control head is removed from the cylinder and operation is verified as per
manufacturer’s recommendation.
8. Interface connection with the fire alarm system is disconnected.
9. Pressure in all cylinders are within the operable range.
10. All the identifications, warning signs and flow directions are marked as appropriate as per
approved shop drawing
11. All devices as per approved shop drawing are identified and labelled properly.
12. Check the NOVEC FACP interconnection Main FACP panel if available.
POSITION NAME SIGNATURE DATE

Al Arabia’s Representative
JV Commissioning Engineer
QA/QC JV Engineer
(CSC) AECOM KZ
(CxA) CML
FM-MS-ADP-211201-016-001
Commissioning Record Sheet Clean Agent Extinguishing

System – Functional Test
RFIC No. Date System: Fire Fighting Sub System : Clean-Agent Fire Extinguishing System
Block / Bldg Level Location Tag No.
Acceptance Status
Activities to be Inspected
Yes/No Remarks
1. NOVEC Pressure: 2. Nitrogen/Inert Gas Pressure:
3. Capacity per Agent Container:
4. Flow is continuous and piping and nozzles are unobstructed.
5. Signaling devices present inside and outside the room.
6. Manual Pull Switch and Abort Switch present.
7. Each Agent storage container release mechanism is disabled prior to functional testing.
Functional Test Normal Power Area
Cause Effect Acceptance: Yes / No

Remove detectors from its base Is there any indication on the NOVEC1230 panel?
1st Stage Alarm
Did the alarm bell sound (continuous tone)?
Is there any indication on the NOVEC1230 panel for the corresponding
Activate a detector of zone 1
zone? “Fire” indication to FACP?
Did the all motorized smoke fire dampers close and its associated fan
stop?
2nd Stage Alarm
Did the alarm bell activate (intermittent tone)?
Activate a detector of zone 2 zone? “Fire” indication to FACP?
Did the electric control head (solenoid valve) of the main cylinder
activate and horn/strobe produce sound after a delay period of 30
seconds?
Simulate cross zone condition and press Was the audible alarm silenced only and other alarms/indicators not
the silence button. affected?
Manual Activation by Manual Release
Did the electric control head of the cylinder activate immediately

Reset the control panel and activate the
Is “Fire” indication sent to FACP?
manual pull station
Did Horn/Strobe activate prior to discharge?
Abort Switch
During the countdown prior to release
Did timer stop at 10 secs?
NOVEC gas, press the abort switch
Upon releasing the switch Did the countdown timer restart again?
Press and hold the abort switch and
Did the pull station override the abort switch function?
activate the pull station simultaneously.
Sound Level of Bells & Horn/Strobe Acceptance Criteria: Ambient Noise + 15 dB
1. Ambient Noise: dB Noise Generated: dB
FM-MS-ADP-211201-016-002

System – Functional Test
Functional Test under Battery Area
Cause Effect Acceptance: Yes / No

st
1 Stage Alarm

2nd Stage Alarm
Did the all dampers close?
activate and horn/strobe produce sound after a delay period of 30
seconds?
Battery shall be Start Time:

24 hours Standby Mode
Date: Completion Time:
3 30 minutes activated Mode Start Time:

Date: Completion Time:
Is there any trouble indication on the NOVEC 1230 panel? Does it show
Loss of normal AC power
AC fault?
INSTRUMENT USED
Equipment Name Model No. Serial No. Calibration due date
1.
2.
3.
4.

(CSC) AECOM KZ
(CxA) CML
FM-MS-ADP-211201-016-002

System – Interface w/ FAS
Sub System : Clean-Agent Fire Extinguishing

RFIC No. Date System: Fire Fighting
System
Block / Bldg Level Location Tag:
INTERFACE WITH FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Room

Acceptance
Cause Effect
Yes / No
Activate a detector of zone 1 Did the Fire Alarm System Control panel receive signal from
NOVEC1230 system control panel?
Did the Fire Alarm Control Panel receive signal from NOVEC1230
system control panel?
Activate a detector of zone 2 Did the countdown discharge restart from zero?
activate after a delay period of 30 seconds?
Did Fire Alarm Control Panel receive system discharged indication
from the pressure switch?
Disconnect the battery connection
of the NOVEC1230 system control
Did the Fire Alarm Control Panel receive the trouble indication?
panel and observe for the trouble
indication on NOVEC1230 panel.
Simulate the supervisory condition
by shorting the supervisory Did the Fire Alarm Control Panel receive supervisory indication?
pressure switch on the cylinder.
INSTRUMENT USED
Equipment Name Model No. Serial No. Calibration due date
1.
2.

(CSC) AECOM KZ
(CxA) CML
FM-MS-ADP-211201-016-003
Astana/Kazakhstan, Abu Dhabi Plaza Project Астана/Казакстан, Проект Абу Даби Плаза
Job Safety Task Instructions Form (JSTI) Форма Оценки Риска по Технике Безопасности
Step 1: Task Planning (task identification and details)/ Шаг 1: Планирование задания (выявление задачи и деталей)
Supervisor name: Work area: Date:

ФИО Супервайзера: Рабочая зона: Дата:
Activity: Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire Work specific location:
Деятельность: Extinguishing System Определенное место работы:
Number of crew members: JSTI Number:
Число работников: Номер Оценка Риска:
Start time/ Finish time/
Work Duration: Permit To Work number:
Начало работы Завершение работы
Продолжительность работы: Номер Наряда-Допуска:
_______________ ______________
Step 2: Job Planning (competent persons, tools and equipment necessary to do the job) Шаг 2: Планирование работы (компетентные работники, инструменты и
необходимые оборудования)
Competent Persons Required Tools Required Equipment Required

(Example: Lifting, Equipment Operator, Scaffolder, Vendors) (Example: radios, special testing meters, electric tools, special tools, (Example: excavator, man lift, compressor, crane,
Компетентные Работники SCBA.) forklift, truck)
(Пример: Операторы подъемника, лесамонтажники, производители) Необходимые инструменты (Пример: рация, метровка, Требуемая техника: (Пример: эксковатор,
электрические инструменты) подъемник, компрессор, кран, погрузчик,
грузовик)
 Commissioning Engineer  Standard Mechanical Took Kit
 QC Engineer  Hand Tools/Power Tools
 Foreman  Integrity Machine
 HSE Supervisor  Digital Multi Meter
 Al Ariabia’s Representative
Step 3: Risk Management (list any nearby activities that may impact the work) Шаг 3: Управление Рисками (перечень деятельности которые могут повлиять на работу)
Step 4: Job Safety/Hazard Analysis/ Шаг 4: Анализ/Оценки Рисков
Activity
(What must be done? i.e. tools, Hazards Risks
equipment, and material used) (How could an injury occur?) What Can Happen Recommendations
Item
(Can hazards be eliminated or modified?)
Планирование работы. Опасность Риски Меры контроля
Номер (Что надо для работы. Например: (Как может произойти (Что может произойти) (Как опасность может быть устранена)
инструменты, оборудование и травма)
материалы)
 Pay attention during tool box talks.

 Work flow will be discussed.
 Understand your role.
 Not paying attention  Wear all required PPE’s.
 Injury to personnel due to
during meeting  Safety shoes (steel toe)
being unprepared for the
 Not being informed task.  Hard hat
when work starts
 Hypothermia  Visibility Vest
1 Pre-start Meeting  Icy surfaces  Dust mask
 Cold weather  Safety glasses
 Required PTW must be obtained prior to
commencement of work.
 Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Implement the work rest period.
 Wear Winter PPE.(as per weather condition)
 Provide hot beverage for employees
 All personnel must wear sufficient PPE.

 Proper supervision from the concerned
 Contact with sharp  Injury to personnel
supervisors.
objects because they are not
 Tools must be inspected by the competent
 Pinch points wearing sufficient PPE’s
person prior to use.
2  Icy surfaces  Property damage due to
Hauling of materials  Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Cold weather failure of machines.
 Implement the work rest period.
 Hypothermia
 Wear Winter PPE. (as per weather condition)
 Provide hot beverages for employees
 Ensure that personnel engaged of working at
 Serious injury to personnel height are trained and competent to the given
or even fatality due to fall task.
 Fall of material
from height.  Supervisor must provide full body harness for
 Fall from height personnel engaged of working at height.
 Collapse of scaffold  Injury to personnel due to
Working at heights falling debris.  Workplace place must be barricaded underneath
3  Icy surface prior to start the work.
 Injury to personnel or even
 Cold weather  A proper work platform should be provided
fatality due to collapse of
scaffolds.  Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Hypothermia  Work rest period implemented.
 Wear Winter PPE. (as per weather condition)
 Provide hot beverage for employees.
 All personnel must wear sufficient PPE’s.

 Proper supervision from the concerned
supervisors.
 Injury to personnel  Evaluate the condition of floor along path from
 Improper manual because they are not origin to destination.
handling posture wearing sufficient PPE’s  Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Slips, Trips & Fall  Property damage due to  Work rest period implemented.
4 Material handling  Pinch points failure of machines.  Wear Winter PPE. (as per weather condition)
 Cold weather  Back injury  Provide hot beverage for employees
 Hypothermia  When lifting bend at the knees and hold load
close to your body. Use legs as the source of
power to lift object.
 The allowable load each person can carry is
only 20 kg./person.
 Ask for help if object too heavy.
 Ensure personnel involve in task have manual
handling training.
 Keep unauthorized personnel away from the Pre
 Improper manual - Commissioning area.
handling posture 
 Back injuries Barricade the workplace and provide signage for
 Slips, Trips & Fall
 Foot injury people awareness
 Trailing cables
6 Pre - Commissioning  Personnel injury or death  Secure all exposed wires
 Exposed live wires
due to electrocutions
 Cold weather  Proper supervision from the concerned
 Hypothermia
supervisors.
 Keep unauthorized personnel away from the

Commissioning  Improper manual Commissioning area.
- Functional Testing handling posture
 Back injuries  Barricade the workplace and provide signage for
 Slips, Trips & Fall
- Room Integrity Test  Foot injury people awareness
 Trailing cables
7  Personnel injury or death  Secure all exposed wires
- Remote Monitoring (Interfacing) of  Exposed live wires
NOVEC1230 System  Cold weather  Proper supervision from the concerned
 Hypothermia
supervisors.
 Keep unauthorized personnel away from the

Commissioning area.
 Barricade the workplace and provide signage for
 Improper manual
handling posture people awareness
 Back injuries 
 Trailing cables Valid calibration certificate for all testing
 Foot injury
 Exposed live wires Equipment’s.
 Personnel injury or death
8 Energizing the control panel  LOTO not applied  Secure all exposed wires
 Exposed live wires
 Hypothermia  Proper supervision from the concerned
 Cold weather
supervisors.
 Implement LOTO procedure
 Wear all required PPE’s.
 Slips, trips and fall due to  work boots/ rubber boots with toe
 Slips
scattered materials or protector
 Trips  hard hat
rubbish.
 Fall  visibility vest / jacket
 Foot injuries
6 Housekeeping  Icy surface  safety glass
 Hand injuries
 Dust Mask ( as required )
 Personnel injury due
 Gloves
slippery surface
 Supervisor must ensure that used materials
must be stored in designated, to prevent
scattered at work area
Step 5: Unplanned Events (if any of the following occurs, stop work and talk to your supervisor)/ Шаг 5: Незапланированные мероприятия: если следующие случаи имеют
место, то остановите работу и известите супервайзера
Nearby work hazards Chemical spills or release
Excessive noise Fires and explosions Unusual odours Heat stress
Опасности на рабочем Утечки химических
Черезмерный шум Пожар и взрывы Странный запах Тепловой удар
месте веществ
Extreme weather/high
winds
Significant near miss Change in the following work conditions:
Evacuation alarm Экстримальные
Существенное, возможное Изменение в процессе работы:
Эвакуация/тревога погодные условия и
происшествия
сильный ветер
Step 6: Unplanned Events (if any of the following occurs, stop work and talk to your supervisor) Шаг 6: Незапланированные мероприятия: если следующие случаи имеют
место, то остановите работу и известите супервайзера
Emergency telephone number: Alarm Code (for commission period)
Телефон экстренной связи: +77015301064 Код сигнализации (при пусконаладке)
Nearest Muster Point/Safety Shelter location: Nearest First Aid Station location:
Ближайший пункт Место Сбора: Ближайший пункт Первой Помощи:
Evacuation Route (Supervisor to explain to workers): Safety shower / eye washer location:
Пути эвакуации(Супервайзер должен объяснить работникам): Пункт промывки глаз:
Step 7: Working Crew Details Шаг 7 Список работников (рабочей бригады)

I acknowledge receiving & understanding these instructions, I will fully comply with the assigned job requirements.
Я, подтверждаю что полученную информацию понимаю в полной мере , и я буду полностью соответствовать должностным требованиям.
Sr. Badge No. Signature Sr. Badge No. Signature
Name Ф.И.О Name Ф.И.О
№ № Бейджа Подпись № № Бейджа Подпись
1 26
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Supervisor Name:
Ф.И.О Супервайзера: ________________________________________ Signature/ Подпись: __________________ Date/Дата: ____________________________ /______/________
Foreman/charge hand Name:

Ф.И.О Мастера/Бригадира: ___________________________________ Signature/ Подпись: __________________Date/Дата: ____________________________ /______/________
HSE Officer Name:

Ф.И.О Инспектора по ТБ: ____________________________________ Signature/ Подпись: ___________________Date/Дата: ____________________________ /______/________

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Abu Dhabi Plaza – Astana, Kazakhstan Document No.

Work Package 4 – Main Works ADP-211201-016

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

REVISION DESCRIPTION SHEET

Rev. Para. Revision Description

The Inspection Forms are controlled within this MS and are

The latest revision of an Inspection Form shall be used during

Revisions after Rev.1 are denoted by a triangle in the left

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

Comply(Please refer to Test Form

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

2.0 Scope of Work

5.0 Resources, Roles & Responsibilities

6.0 Tools Requirement

7.0 Method and Sequence of work

8.0 Quality Control

9.0 Health, Safety & Environmental

10.1 Form No: FM-MS-ADP-262419-005-001

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

 Project Health & Safety Plan ADP-013529-002

MML: Mott Macdonald LTD

5.0 RESOURCES, ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

5.2 Roles & Responsibilities of Commissioning Engineer

5.3 Roles & Responsibilities of QC Engineer

5.4 Roles & Responsibilities of Foreman

5.5 Roles & Responsibilities of Equipment Specialist

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

6.0 TOOLS REQUIREMENT

7.0 METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF WORK

7.2 Safety Precautions

 Ensure installation is completed with RFIT signed off.

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

 Check that all terminations are completed and properly identified.

7.4.1 Flow Test

7.4.2 Functional Testing

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

7.4.3 Power Source of Control Panel

7.4.4 Remote Monitoring (Interfacing) of NOVEC1230 System with FAS

8.0 QUALITY CONTROL

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

9.0 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL

9.2 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

9.3 Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment & Control

9.4 Toolbox Talks

Method Statement for Testing & Commissioning of Clean Agent Fire

9.5 Permit to Work

9.6 Training of Personnel

9.6.1 Safety Training

9.6.2 Trades & Qualifications

Testing Inspection and

Commissioning Record  Approved Test All relevant

Pre-Commissioning Checklist for Clean Agent Extinguishing

Sub System: Clean-Agent Fire Extinguishing

2. Signed off Installation RFIT

3. Signed off Electrical Cable Testing RFIT

4. Signed off Pressure Test on pipework RFIT

5. Approved drawings, Control narrative

2. Working are is clean and safe to work.

3. Ensure pipework is cleaned and flushed.

4. All terminations are completed and properly identified

5. All nozzles are installed as per approved shop drawing.

6. Piping is properly secured.