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REVISION DESCRIPTION SHEET

Rev. Para. Revision Description

000 Issued for Review / Comments
001 Issued for Review / Comments

Hold
Para. Description of Hold
No.

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.

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Item
Comments On Rev.000 Contractor’s Response
No.

Comply. Added in Section 6 bullet

1
points.

Comply. Added in Section 7.4.2

2
bullet points.

3 Comply. See Reference section

Comply and included in Section

4
7.4.3 bullet points, marked in blue

Comply. Pressure limit required as

per design calculation will be
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provided. See attached sample for
Block H B01-MV room calculation.

Comply. All Certification will be

provided prior to RFIC submittal
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as attachment for compliance per
NFPA 2001 edition 2015

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Comply. Enclosure integrity

procedure as per NFPA 2001
(Annex C) as applicable. All
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comments added in Section 7.4.1
bullets points. (Damper in
normally closed position.)

Comply.
Added in Section 7.1 bullet points.
8
All input data will be detailed
during RFIC with CxA.

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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 Roles & Responsibilities of HSE Supervisor
5.6 Role & Responsibilities of Specialist /Certified Person

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 FM-MS-ADP-211201-025-001
10.2 FM-MS-ADP-211201-025-002
10.3 Enclosure Integrity Verification Form (Sample)
10.4 Approved Shop Drawing/Schematics (To be supplied later)
10.5 Required Peak Pressure (Approved Design Calculation Sample)
10.6 ITP
10.7 JSTI
10.6 Risk Assessment

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1.0 PURPOSE
The main purpose of this method statement is to ensure that all the works for Enclosure Integrity Testing
are executed in accordance with the standard specifications. Main purpose of Enclosure Integrity Testing
is predict the enclosure retention time and the Peak Pressure calculation in the event that the Clean
Agent Fire Suppression System is discharged.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

This method statement covers the Enclosure preparation for the Testing, Integrity test providing and leak
detection procedures in case the Integrity test fault.

3.0 REFERENCES

 Project Health & Safety Plan ADP-013529-002

 Approved Shop Drawings
 Specifications: 211201 Clean Agent Extinguishing System
 Fire System Hydraulic Calculation
 Testing & Commissioning Plan By CML, Ref. ADP-CML-CO-RPT-W-00016
 General Method Statement for Winter Working, Ref. No: ADP-015000-036
 Enclosure Integrity Verification Form
 Risk Assessment Plan Ref. No: ADP-013529-028.001
 Approved Inspection & Test Plan: ADP-211201-006
 NFPA 2001 (2015 Edition) Annex C

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 Enclosure Integrity Testing to meet
the schedule. Typically these will include:

 Commissioning Engineer
 QC Engineer
 Foreman
 HSE Supervisor
 Specialist 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
Enclosure Integrity Test.
 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 Specialist 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 HSE Supervisor

• Assist the Site Engineer in conducting Tool box talks prior to starting the activity.
• Ensure PPE shall be worn as appropriate according to the nature of job.
• Ensure safety precautions shall be followed as per established project HSE requirements and
Project Quality Plans safety plan.

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5.6 Roles & Responsibilities of Specialist / Certified Person

 Specialist / Certified person shall supervise the testing & commissioning of the Enclosure Integrity
Testing & Peak Pressure Calculation.
 Specialist / Certified person shall sign off the pre-commissioning check list and commissioning
test sheets when the requirements stated in this Method Statement are satisfied.

6.0 TOOLS REQUIREMENT

The following tools & equipment will be used during the Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure
Calculation.
 Standard Mechanical Tool Kit
 Retrotec Door Fan Model 5000
 Dual Channel Digital Micro Manometer
 Thermo anemometer KIMO
 Laser Distance meter Bosch
 Laptop computer with installed Retrotec Fan Testic Integrity software v.5.9.26
 Photo/video camera
 Portable Smoke generator TINY CX
 Smoke pen
 Screw driver set
 Floor tile lifter
 Door stops
 PPE (Hand Gloves, Safety Goggles)
 Torch, Measuring Tape, Masking or Duct Tape
 Sheets of Plastic or Cardboard, Warning Signs
 Calibrated Thermometer

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.
 Room Integrity Testing System shall be supervised by an authorized representative from
Specialist / Certified person.
 JV to clearly demonstrate the input data on the Retrotec software being used by Specialist/
Certified person to the Client Commissioning Management team.

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
Room Integrity Testing.
 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.

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7.3 Pre-Commissioning

 Ensure installation is completed with RFIT for Fire Sealant signed off
 Ensure that the working area is clean and safe to work.

7.4 Commissioning
7.4.1 Enclosure evaluation and room preparation for the test

 Inspect all operable doors, hatches, and movable partitions for their ability to remain shut down
during the test.
 Measure the clean agent protected enclosure volume. Record all dimensions and compare with
ones in project documentation received from customer. Deduct the volume of large solid objects
to obtain the net volume.
 Measure the highest point in the clean agent protected enclosure.
 Get the allowable pressure rating of the protected room (including door, windows, A/C ducts,
ceiling etc.) from the contractor/client.
 Calculate the effective floor area by dividing the net protected volume by the maximums clean
agent protected enclosure height.
 Get the user’s personnel or contractor to set up the room in the same state as when a discharge
would occur, that its, HVAC shutdown, dampers closed and so on. Confirm that all dampers and
closable openings are in discharge-mode position.
 Ensure that the electric power supply required for operating the equipment are from a suitably
rated, reliable source, with adequate protection means.
 Set up the door fan in the most convenient doorway leading into the space. Choose the doorway
that opens into largest return path area.
 Follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding equipment setup. Draw the fan location in test
sheet graph as shown sample in figure 7.4.1 below.

Figure 7.4.1

Notes: Axis K in closed position

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 Remove papers and objects likely to be affected by the air currents from the discharge of the
door fan.
 Check floor drains and sink drains for traps with liquid if applicable.
 Secure all doorway and openings as for a clean agent discharge.
 Connect the tubing for the room pressure gauge. Ensure the tube is at the floor slab elevation
and extend at least 10ft (3m) away from the outlet side of the door fan away from its air stream
path, and away from all significant air stream (i.e., HVAC air flows or openings where air flow
could impinge on the tube)..
 Ensure that the open ends of the flexible tubing near the fan unit are away from its air stream
path and any other air flows which might affect the readings.
 Inspect the wall perimeter (above and below the false floor) and the floor slab for major leaks.
Note location and size of major leaks. Track down major air flow currents.
 Activate the blower and adjust the enclosure pressure to -15Pa or maximum negative pressure
achievable (up to -15Pa).
 Inspect all dampers with smoke to ensure they are closed properly. Record problems and notify
individuals responsible for the enclosure of the problems.
 Inspect doors and hatches to ensure correct closure. Record problems and notify individuals
responsible for the enclosure of the problems, test should stop to ensure sealing of the enclosures
.then redo the test again.

7.4.2 Field calibration check

This procedure enables the authority having jurisdiction to obtain an indication of the door fan and
system calibration accuracy upon request. The field calibration check should be done in and
separate enclosure. Seal off any HVAC registers and grilles if present. Install the door fan as per
manufacturer instructions. Determine a bias pressure if exists. Check openings across the
enclosure envelope for air flow with chemical smoke or fog. If any appreciable flow or pressure
exists, choose another room or eliminate the source.
 Install a piece of rigid material less than 3mm thickness (free of any penetrations) in an
used fan port or other convenient enclosure opening large enough to accept an
approximately 0,1m2 sharp edged round square opening.
 Ensure that the door fan flow measurement system is turned to properly measure
pressurization or depressurization and operate the fan to achieve a convenient pressure
drop, preferably 10Pa.
 As the pressure achieved, note down initial EqLA value & Repeat for the EqLA
measurement with adjusting the fan to the other direction, then average the two results.
 Create a sharp edged round or square opening in the rigid material. The area of this
opening should be at least 33% of the initial EqLA measured. Typical opening sizes are
approximately 0,05m2, 0,1m2 and 0,2m2, depending on the initial leakage of the enclosure.
Adjust the fan to the other direction, then average the two results.
 Field calibration is acceptable if the difference between the first and second EqLA value
is within +15% of the opening area cut in the rigid material.
 If the difference in EqLA values is greater than 15%, the door fan apparatus should be
recalibrated according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and to ASTM E779-10,
ASTM E1258, or CAN/CGSB-149.10-M86.

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7.4.3 Measuring of the retention time

Retention time is the amount of time it takes until the first piece of protected equipment is no longer
protected or the concentration of clean agent is less than minimal one. To measure and record
the data required for calculating the retention time via software, perform the following:

 Fill up the required data needed in the software as indicated: actual room volume,
maximum flooded height, maximum protected height and agent quantity.
 Install the door fan to the enclosure doorway and setup the system accordingly to the
equipment manufacturer guide.
 Ensure that tested room is prepared for the testing.
 Measuring the static pressure (bias) – seal the fan opening with the cover. Observe the
pressure gauge for at least 30 seconds, this is done before and after the test. Record
the readings.
 Record the temperature inside the room by using the thermometer, record the
temperature outside the enclosure by using the thermometer.
 Observe the room pressure gauge for at least 30 seconds. Look for minor fluctuations in
pressure set in 10Pa and record the reading. Determine the flow direction with smoke or
other indicating method.
 Observe the room pressure gauge for at least 30 seconds. Look for minor fluctuations
in pressure set in 50Pa and record the reading. Determine the flow direction with smoke
or other indicating method.
 After entering all the required data, the software will automatically calculate the actual
initial agent concentration.
The following steps will be prepared for two modes: pressurization and depressurization modes:

 Operate the blower door with appropriate range in order to get differential pressure drop
point required.
 Record the pressure values on the channel A and channel B of the differential
manometer.
 Repeat for another pressure drop points required.
 Enter the data into software to calculate the equivalent leakage area as well as the
retention time.

7.4.4 Retention time and acceptance criteria

The retention time is calculated via the software; reports should be generated and printed
out and compared with the acceptance criteria
 The retention time that was calculated must be equal to or exceed the holding time period
which is minimum 10 minutes.
 The report coming from the software calculations result will be generated and printed
out.

7.4.5 Venting and peak pressure calculation

Venting and peak pressure calculation is perform to check the structural integrity of the
enclosure and to check if it can withstand the pressure spike of gas during discharge. If the
enclosure cannot withstand the pressure, the pressure relief vent (PRV) should be provided
to release the excess pressure to avoid the significant damage.

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 Enter the values needed in the software: relative humidity, which is usually default in the
software and discharge time which is usually 10 seconds after NFPA.
 Enter the enclosure pressure limit which is to be provided by the civil/structural design.
Usually we consider the pressure limit of the weakest part of the enclosure.
 After data is entered, the software will calculate the positive and negative peak pressure
based on given parameters. The enclosure pressure limit should be greater value than
the calculated positive or negative peak pressure otherwise additional pressure relief
vent will be provided.

8.0 QUALITY CONTROL

 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 Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak
Pressure Calculation - JSTI (attached). This JSTI is prepared based on theoretical information interpreted

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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 Enclosure
Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure Calculation 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. 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, Enclosure Integrity Testing &
Peak Pressure Calculation. 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 Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure Calculation 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 Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure Calculation 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

10.1 FM-MS-ADP-211201-025-001
10.2 FM-MS-ADP-211201-025-002
10.3 Enclosure Integrity Verification Form (sample)
10.4 Approved Shop Drawing/Schematics (To be supplied later)
10.5 Required Peak Pressure (Approved Design Calculation Sample)
10.6 JSTI
10.7 Risk Assessment

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RFIC No. Date: System: Sub System:

Block / Bldg. Level: Location

QC ACCEPTANCE STATUS
REQUESTED DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED
YES NO REMARKS
1. T&C MS

2. Signed off Fire Penetration RFIT

ACTIVITIES / ITEMS TO BE INSPECTED

YES NO REMARKS
1. Are all suspended ceiling tiles in place(if applicable)

2. Dampers are all closed prior to testing of Door Fan Test

3. All the apparent leaks must be sealed and hardware item installed

4. Door way size taken

5. HVAC shutdown is arrange

6. Maximum number of test fans identified

7. No issue on any Small room (any enclose room)

8. Elevation data taken(Height)

9. Plan view is sketch showing dimensions below and calculate floor area, heights and
volume

10. Net Protected volume data taken(LxWxH)

11. Quantity of Agent Data Taken (kg or cu.ft.)

12. Room is Set up for Door Fan Test

13.The door panel is no tighter than the closed door

14. Leak Check is done(by blowing air in to get +15 Pa room pressure & use smoke to
locate leaks in)
COMMENTS/DISCRIPANCIES:

POSITION NAME SIGNATURE DATE

Specialist Representative / Certified Person

JV Commissioning Engineer

JV QA/QC Engineer

(CSC) AECOM KZ

(CxA) CML

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RFIC No. Date: System: Sub System:

Block / Bldg. Level: Location

REQUESTED DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED YES NO REMARKS

1. T&C MS

2. Signed off Fire Penetration RFIT

ACTIVITIES / ITEMS TO BE INSPECTED

1. Is there a suspended ceiling? _______ Bring a Flex Duct and second fan______ or plastic for covering the ceiling leaks________so that the BCLA

(Lower leak) can be measured. Ceiling Area: ___________.

If the walls go slab to slab and have been very well sealed or the room is very large, the Flex Duct and or plastic may not be needed.

Are all suspended ceiling tiles in place? ________

2. Dampers installed on all external HVAC ducts _______ Can they be shut for the Door Fan test? ________

Dampers installed on fresh air inlet ducts _______ Can they be shut for the Door Fan test? ________

3. All the apparent leaks must be sealed and hardware item installed? ___________

4. Door way sizes? Height ________, Width_________ 4.1 HVAC shutdown is arrange? __________

5. Maximum number of test fans needed? __________ 5.1 Small room problem? _________

6. Test type and units: NFPA2001 metric___________ NFPA2001 Imperial _________ ISO14520 metric _________ ISO14520 Imperial _________

7. Elevation (within 600 ft. or 200 m) : ______________ ft. | m

POSITION NAME SIGNATURE DATE

Specialist Representative / Certified Person

JV Commissioning Engineer

(CSC) AECOM KZ

(CxA) CML

Notes: (e.g. Non – standard equipment needed for test such as extra fans or tape and poly)

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8. Sketch plan view showing dimensions below and calculate floor area, heights and volume. Sketch side view of heights. Show doors
Open, closed and mark where Door Fan will be mounted.

9. Net protected volume : Floor Area _________ X Maximum protected height ____________ = _____________ ft.ᵌ | mᵌ

10. Operating temperature : ______________ ˚F | ___________ ˚C

11. Enclosure height: About Ceiling (0 if not protected) _______ + Room _______ +Sub floor _______ = _______ ft. | m

12. Minimum agent Hold time (e.g. 10 minutes) : _______________ Minutes

POSITION NAME SIGNATURE DATE

Specialist Representative / Certified Person

JV Commissioning Engineer

(CSC) AECOM KZ

(CxA) CML

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13. Agent: Actual quantity determined from tags _______________ Weight __________________ lb. | Kg.

14. Set up room for Door Fan Test:

a) Remove temporary air sealing or note who has assured the permanent seal.
b) Close all door in the protected enclosure boundary.
c) Open all doors within the enclosure.
d) Open doors in adjacent rooms and around the outside of the enclosure.
e) Shut down the air condition unit.
f) Close all dampers that would normally be closed during the Hold time.

15. Set up Door Fan, ensuring the door panel system is no tighter than the closed door.

16. Leak check. Blow air to get +15Pa room pressure & use smoke to locate leaks in:

Dampers________, Lower slab________, Sub floor________, Stub wall________, Walls________ & Ceiling________.

17. Total Enclosure Leakage: Test________, Enter untested values________, Sub floor only________.

18. Operator : In the room __________ Out of the room_________

19. Smoke with Door Fan OFF: Moves out of the room________, Moves into the room________, Doesn’t move________.

20. Bias pressure during Total Enclosure Leakage test. Measure across each perimeter door that showed smoke movement. Use the hand held gauge.

Record the maximum pressure. _______________ Pa.

21. Temperature during test: Inside ________ ˚F|˚C Outside________ ˚F|˚C.

22. Test: Test both directions________, Depressurize________, Pressurize________.

23. Flow Away from operator: Range________ Test #________. 23.1 Room pressure (Pa) __________Fan pressure (Pa) _________ / Flow__________.

24. Flow Towards operator: Range________ 24.1 Room pressure (Pa) __________Fan pressure (Pa) __________ / Flow__________.

25. Mixing? a. No mixing (descending interface) ________, b. Mixing________, Extended discharge________.

26. Walk the perimeter to ensure nothing has change. __________.

27. Set up HVAC, dampers and doorway openings to Hold time conditions. YES_______, No can’t be done_______.
Same as for Total Enclosure Leakage test_______.

POSITION NAME SIGNATURE DATE

Specialist Representative / Certified Person

JV Commissioning Engineer

(CSC) AECOM KZ

(CxA) CML

FM-MS-ADP-211201-025-002
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Enclosure Integrity Test

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28. Smoke with Door Fan OFF: moves out of the room________, moves into the room________, doesn’t move________.

29. Determine the Bias pressure during Hold time according to how the room would be set up during the agent retention period. _____________Pa.

30. Minimum protected height from lower slab to protected equipment. ____________ ft. | m

31. Minimum concentration to prevent re-ignition. 85% of Design % __________%

32. Enter discharged rate for extended discharge. _________ lb./min | kg/min

Comments / Discrepancies:

OVER ALL RESULT PASSED:

POSITION NAME SIGNATURE DATE

Specialist Representative / Certified Person

JV Commissioning Engineer

(CSC) AECOM KZ

(CxA) CML

FM-MS-ADP-211201-025-002
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Building:
Room:
Test technician:
Witness:
Date & Time of test:

 Heading/tab Label of interest Verification

Test and Does the software comply with the latest edition
 Technician Details of the standard (2012)?

Is the pressure gauge calibration certificate less

Test and
 Technician Details
than 1 year old?
Ask for the Gauge Calibration Verification Report.

Is the Door Fan system calibration certificate less

Test and than 5 years old?
 Technician Details Ask for the System Calibration Verification
Report.

Does the technician have the correct level of

Test and
 Technician Details
training?
Ask for training certificate.

Has the correct test type been selected? If

Test and “Continual Mixing” is chosen, verify that there is
 Technician Details enough air convection that mixing will indeed
occur during discharge.

 Building details Is the elevation correct within 600 ft or 200 m?

Was the volume calculated by taking individual

 Building details measurements of the room, rather than copying
it from blueprints?

Was the Enclosure height measured from the

 Building details floor slab to highest point that is flooded with
agent?

Was the height measured from the floor slab

(which includes the subfloor height) to the top of
 Building details the equipment being protected? This entry only
applies for a “Descending Interface” test type,
but it is useful to have it recorded either way.

Was the minimum anticipated enclosure

Enclosure
temperature entered? If the temperature is
 Operating
Conditions
unavailable, it is ok to enter the current room
temperature.

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Was the enclosure set up in discharge

Enclosure conditions?
 Operating
Conditions
(e.g. If fans will be on during discharge, were
these fans running during this bias pressure
measurement?)

 Agent details Have they selected the correct agent?

Did they enter the agent quantity, taken directly

from the labels on the tanks? (Mass is almost
always labeled on the tanks, and in rare cases,
 Agent details
volume is displayed for some Inergen systems).
Concentration should not be used unless no mass
or volume is known.

Do you agree that the minimum concentration

recorded will prevent re-ignition at the end of the
 Agent details
retention period? Only applies if there is mixing
but it is useful to have it recorded either way.

Is the correct design concentration entered from

 Agent details the system design specs? Only applies for
extended discharge systems.

Do you agree with the Hold time? (i.e. Will this

specified Hold time be sufficient for fire safety
personnel to arrive on site? Can this be lower
 Agent details than 10 minutes because of the ‘Small Room’
problem? Does this need to be higher than 10
minutes because of continuous/hazardous
ignition fuels?)

Was all temporary tape removed or was there

 N/A N/A sufficient assurance they will be replaced with
permanent sealing?

If untested values were entered, do you agree

Total Enclosure
 Leakage
with the validity of the assumed values? It is not
common practice to use untested values.

Was the Door Fan covered, and the HVAC system

Total Enclosure
 Leakage
turned off during this bias pressure
measurement?

Total Enclosure
 Leakage
Was the enclosure tested in both directions?

Was the enclosure tested at 10Pa and 50Pa in

Total Enclosure both directions? If 50Pa could not be achieved,
 Leakage are you comfortable with the highest pressure
reached?

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Were the pressures checked across each wall or

Total Enclosure was there sufficient return path from the Door
 Leakage
N/A
Fan to the enclosure leaks to ensure the pressure
was the same across all enclosure boundaries.

If Fan Pressures are entered, does the installed

Range Configuration on the Door Fan match the
Total Enclosure
 Leakage
selection in FanTestic Integrity?
If Flows are entered, does the Flow unit on the
gauge match the selection in FanTestic Integrity?

Was the Fan Pressure accurately entered, and

Total Enclosure without the flow being too low?
 Leakage (Fan Pressures will display in red font if the flow
is too low)

Total Enclosure Must be between 0.45 and 0.9 to be acceptable

 Leakage (shown in the “Detailed Results”)

Was a Total Enclosure Leakage test completed

 BCLA Test
first?

Was the bias pressure re-measured at the time of

 BCLA Test
the BCLA test?

If untested values were entered, do you agree

 BCLA Test with the validity of the assumed values? It is not
common practice to use untested values.

Was the enclosure tested at 10Pa and 50Pa in

both directions? If 50Pa could not be achieved,
 BCLA Test
are you comfortable with the highest pressure
reached?

Were the pressures checked across each wall or

was there sufficient return path from the Door
 BCLA Test N/A
Fan to the enclosure leaks to ensure the pressure
was the same across all enclosure boundaries.

If Fan Pressures are entered, does the installed

Range Configuration on the Door Fan match the
 BCLA Test selection in FanTestic Integrity?
If Flows are entered, does the Flow unit on the
gauge match the selection in FanTestic Integrity?

Was the Fan Pressure accurately entered, and

without the flow being too low?
 BCLA Test
(Fan Pressures will display in red font if the flow
is too low)

Must be between 0.45 and 0.9 to be acceptable

 BCLA Test
(shown in the Detailed Results)

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Did the Enclosure Integrity Test pass?

Total Enclosure
 Leakage or BCLA
(A “PASS” or “FAIL” should appear in the “Results
Summary” section)
Test

Venting and Peak If there is a Pressure Relief Vent installed, was it

 Pressure Analysis tested?

Under positive pressure, is the measured

Venting and Peak Equivalent Leakage Area (ELA) greater than the
 Pressure Analysis minimum allowable ELA? See the “Positive
pressure result” section.

Under positive pressure, is the Peak Pressure less

Venting and Peak
 Pressure Analysis
than the Enclosure Pressure Limit? See the
“Positive pressure result” section.

Under negative pressure, is the measured

Venting and Peak Equivalent Leakage Area (ELA) greater than the
 Pressure Analysis minimum allowable ELA? See the “Negative
pressure result” section.

Under negative pressure, is the Peak Pressure

Venting and Peak
 Pressure Analysis
less than the Enclosure Pressure Limit? See the
“Negative pressure result” section.

Venting and Peak

Pressure procedure
summary 

Note any other

concerns you had
about the test 

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Janus Fire Systems Novec 1230 Fluid Hydraulic Flow Calculation Program
Result Printout
Calculation Program Version 2.7.1.5

Calculated by: Al Arabia Safety and Security LLC

DUBAI
UAE, UAE UAE
United Arab Emirates
Phone: 97142851145
Fax: 97142844601
Designed By: Saleh Al Omary

Project Name: ABU DHABI PLAZA @ ASTANA - KHASAKHSTAN

Project Number: E-6857

Designed For: AC JV
ASTANA
ASTANA,
ATTN:
Phone:
Fax:

System Constraints

Name of Hazard MV ROOM (HB-B01-075) - REV01

Storage Pressure (kg/sq.cm.): 24.8 BAR Calculation Report Date: 6/15/2016
Initial Cyl. Storage Temperature (C): 21.1° Calculation Revision:
Qty of Main Cylinders: 1 Mid Discharge Cyl.Pressure: 12 BAR
Qty of Reserve Cylinders: 0 Cylinder Fill Density (kg/cu.m.): 723.59
Total Amount of Agent (Kgs): 178.26 Percent of Agent in Pipe: 49.55 %
Altitude Relative to Sea Level (M): 0 Average Discharge Time (sec): 9.03
Type of Cylinder: Lv 600 Cylinder Cyl. Volume (liters): 246.36

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Hazard Characteristics

Enclosure Name: Room Void Fire Type: Class C Fire

Design Concentration: 4.7 Hazard Temperature (C): 21.1

Nozzle(s) Used: 301 - 360° Nozzle, Brass Dimensions (M): 11.55 X 4.6 X 4.9
302 - 360° Nozzle, Brass
Total Volume (Cu.m.): 260.337
Total Agent Required: 177.87 kgs

Piping Network Input

-- Section -- Cyl. -------------------- Pipe --------------------- Tee or Cplng/ Nozzle

Start End Qty Length Elevation Sched. Size 90's Valve Union Weight

1 2 1 0.00 1.08 SCH 40 80 0 0 None 0.000

2 3 0 3.30 3.30 SCH 40 80 1 0 None 0.000
3 4 0 5.20 0.00 SCH 40 80 1 0 None 0.000
4 5 0 1.90 0.00 SCH 40 50 1 0 None 0.000
5 301 0 2.10 -0.10 SCH 40 50 1 0 Side 88.935
5 302 0 2.10 -0.10 SCH 40 50 1 0 Side 88.935

Piping Network Results

Section Pipe Size Length Elevation EQL Tee or Start Term Flow
Start End in(mm) sch M M M Valve BAR (kgs/sec)

1 2 3 (80) - SCH 40 .00 1.08 5.18 None 12.0 11.7 18.29

2 3 3 (80) - SCH 40 3.30 3.30 5.64 None 11.7 11.2 18.29
3 4 3 (80) - SCH 40 5.20 .00 7.54 None 11.2 11.0 18.29
4 5 2 (50) - SCH 40 1.90 .00 3.47 None 11.0 10.6 18.29
5 301 2 (50) - SCH 40 2.10 -.10 6.83 Bull 10.6 10.5 9.15
5 302 2 (50) - SCH 40 2.10 -.10 6.83 Bull 10.6 10.5 9.15
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Nozzle Performance

Nozzle Nozzle Size Stock Nozzle Drill Dia Drill Total Orifice Discharged
ID mm (in) Number Type (inches) Size Area (sq.cm.) (kg)

301 50 mm (2") 19535-079 360° Nozzle, Brass 0.2900 L 3.409 89.13

302 50 mm (2") 19535-079 360° Nozzle, Brass 0.2900 L 3.409 89.13

Hazard Concentration Summary

Enclosure Enclosure Agent Agent Concentration Pass or

Name Volume (cu.m) Required (kg) Discharged (kg) Requested / Achieved Fail

Room Void 260.337 cu.M 177.87 178.26 4.70 4.70 Pass

Venting Estimate

Enclosure Leakage Relative Safety Max. Positive Max. Negative Pos. ELA Neg. ELA
Name Area Known Humidity Factor Pressure - Pa Pressure - Pa (sq.cm) (sq.cm)

Room Void No 36% 1 239 239 316.13 2309.03

Design / Error Messages

1. - Hydraulic calculation was successful.

2. - Version dated 1/1/2012
3. - * System is designed to meet Factory Mutual & Underwriters Laboratory design criteria.
4. - All agent requirements were calculated based on NFPA 2001, Table A.5.5.1(b).

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Statistics of Piping Used

(Note: Only U.S Standard Values are used by the math module)

Piping information for Pipe Type: -SCH 40

Pipe Metric English Metric English Metric Type of

Size (in) Size (mm) ID (in) ID (mm) lbs/ft kgs/M Joint
2 50 2.067 52.5018 3.65 5.4318 Threaded
3 80 3.068 77.9272 7.58 11.2803 Threaded

Note: For Pipe Schedule(s): -SCH 40; these Pipes conform to ANSI A-53/A-106, grade A-ERW or
better

Data File: C:\Users\DELL PC\Desktop\JANUS CALC\ABU DHABI PLAZA - calc\BLOCK H\MV

ROOM (HB.B01.075).JDN

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 Abu Dhabi Plaza – Astana, Kazakhstan Document No.
Work Package 4 – Main Works ADP-211201-025

Document Title:
Inspection & Test Plan (ITP) – Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure Calculation Page 1 of 2 Rev.001

(JV REF. ITP-1122-355 T&C)

Testing Inspection and

Reference
Reference Requirement / Acceptance
No. Activity Description Type of Inspection Transmittal
Document Acceptance
T&C AECOM CML Form
Criteria
 Specification 211201
 Approved
MS211201-025
Pre-Commissioning All relevant
 Review of Documents  Approved Installation RFIC & FM-MS-
Checklist for Enclosure document must be
1.  Pre-Commissioning Checklist RFIT S R R ADP-211201-025-
Integrity Testing & Peak approved by
Pressure Calculation
for Door Fan Test.  Approved Signed off Consultant.
001
RFIT Fire
Penetration
 Approved Drawings

 Test Procedure
 Enclosure inspection
 Damper / HVAC status
 Elevation
 Net Protected volume
 Sketch plan of Door fan
location  Specification 211201
 Operating temperature  Approved MST
 Enclosure height 211201-025 All relevant
RFIC & FM-MS-
Commissioning  Agent quantity  Approved Test document must be
2. H W W ADP-211201-025-
Enclosure Integrity Test  Minimum agent holding time Procedure approved by
002
 Set up room for Door fan  Calibration Consultant.
 Leak check Certificate
 Total Enclosure leakage  Retrotec Certificate
 Bias Pressure
 Temperature readings
 Depressurize Test
 Pressurize Test
 Smoke test
 Discharge rate

Legend: S – Surveillance Inspection W – Witness Inspection Point H – Mandatory Hold Point for Inspection R – Record Review
 Abu Dhabi Plaza – Astana, Kazakhstan Document No.
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Document Title:
Inspection & Test Plan (ITP) – Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure Calculation Page 2 of 2 Rev.001

(JV REF. ITP-1122-355 T&C)

Legend: S – Surveillance Inspection W – Witness Inspection Point H – Mandatory Hold Point for Inspection R – Record Review
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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: Enclosure Integrity Testing & Peak Pressure Work specific location:
Деятельность: Calculation 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 Tool Kit
 QC Engineer  Retrotec Door Fan Model 5000
 Foreman  Dual Channel Digital Micro Manometer
 HSE Supervisor  Thermo anemometer KIMO
 Al Arabia’s Representative  Laser Distance meter Bosch, Calibrated Thermometer
 Laptop computer with installed Retrotec Fan Testic Integrity
software v.5.9.26
 Photo/video camera, Floor tile lifter
 Screw driver set, Door stops
 Smoke pen, Torch, Measuring Tape, Masking or Duct Tape
 Sheets of Plastic or Cardboard, Warning Signs

Step 3: Risk Management (list any nearby activities that may impact the work) Шаг 3: Управление Рисками (перечень деятельности которые могут повлиять на работу)
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Job Safety Task Instructions Form (JSTI) Форма Оценки Риска по Технике Безопасности
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 meeting

 Not paying attention
during tool box talk
meeting – clueless
Pre-start when work starts
1  Visibility Vest
 Poor housekeeping
 Cold weather
 Slips/Trips/fall due to poor
housekeeping
 Injury to personnel due to
lack of knowledge to the
task.
 Hypothermia
 Work flow will be discussed
 Wear all required PPE’s.
 Safety shoes (steel toe)
 Hard hat
 Dust mask (as required)
 Safety glass
 HV Gloves
 Safety belt/ Full body harness
 Ensure to obtain permit before work.

 All personnel must wear sufficient PPE’s.

 Defective tools, striking
against each other
Hauling of materials at the working  Pinch points
2  Slippery ground
area
 Cold weather
 Injury to personnel
because they are not
wearing sufficient PPE’s
 Property damage due to
failure of machines.
 Hypothermia
 Proper supervision from the concerned
supervisors.
 All tools must be inspected by the competent
person prior to use.
 Use correct way or method of lifting ( knee
down, back straight and lift)
 Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Work rest period implemented.
 Wear Winter PPE.
 Provide hot beverage for employees
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Job Safety Task Instructions Form (JSTI) Форма Оценки Риска по Технике Безопасности
 Serious injury to personnel
or even fatality due to fall
 Fall of material from height.
 Fall from height  Injury to personnel due to
Working at heights  Collapse of scaffold falling debris.
3
 Cold weather  Injury to personnel or even
fatality due to collapse of
scaffolds.
 Hypothermia
 Ensure that personnel engaged of working at
height are trained and competent to the given
task.
 Supervisor must provide full body harness for
personnel engaged of working at height.
 Workplace place must be barricaded underneath
prior to start the work.
 A proper work platform should be provided
 Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Work rest period implemented.
 Wear Winter PPE.
 Provide hot beverage for employees.

 All personnel must wear sufficient PPE’s.

4 Material handling
 Injury to personnel
 Improper manual because they are not
handling posture wearing sufficient PPE’s
 Slips, Trips & Fall  Property damage due to
 Pinch points failure of machines.
 Cold weather  Back injury
 Hypothermia
 Proper supervision from the concerned
supervisors.
 Tools must be inspected by the competent
person prior to use.
 Evaluate the condition of floor along path from
origin to destination.
 Monitor the temperature, and wind chill index.
 Work rest period implemented.
 Wear Winter PPE.
 Provide hot beverage for employees
 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.
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Job Safety Task Instructions Form (JSTI) Форма Оценки Риска по Технике Безопасности
5 Pre - Commissioning
Commissioning
-Enclosure evaluation and room
6 preparation for the test
-Field calibration check
-Measuring of the retention time
 Keep unauthorized personnel away from the test
area.
 Improper manual  Barricade the workplace and provide signage for
handling posture  Back injuries people awareness
 Slips, Trips & Fall  Foot injury  Valid calibration certificate for all testing
 Trailing cables  Personnel injury or death Equipment’s.
 Exposed live wires due to electrocutions  Replace damaged cables
 Proper supervision from the concerned
supervisors.
 Tools must be inspected by the competent
person prior to use.

 Keep unauthorized personnel away from the test
area.
 Barricade the workplace and provide signage for
people awareness
 Valid calibration certificate for all testing
Equipment’s.
 Improper manual  Proper supervision from the concerned
handling posture  Back injuries supervisors.
 Slips, Trips & Fall  Foot injury  Tools must be inspected by the competent
 Trailing cables  Personnel injury or death person prior to use.
 Exposed live wires due to electrocutions  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 Room Integrity Testing.
 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.
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 Wear all required PPE’s.
 Slips, trips and fall due to  work boots/ rubber boots with toe
 Slips protector
scattered materials or
 Trips  hard hat
rubbish.  visibility vest / jacket
 Fall
 Foot injuries  safety glass
7 Housekeeping  Icy surface
 Hand injuries  Dust Mask ( as required )
 Personnel injury due  Gloves
slippery surface  Anti -slip tract
 Supervisor must ensure that used materials
must be stored in designated, to prevent
scattered at work area
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Job Safety Task Instructions Form (JSTI) Форма Оценки Риска по Технике Безопасности
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
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 Astana/Kazakhstan, Abu Dhabi Plaza Project Астана/Казакстан, Проект Абу Даби Плаза

Job Safety Task Instructions Form (JSTI) Форма Оценки Риска по Технике Безопасности
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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: ____________________________ /______/________

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.