MOS Installation of Underground and Above Fuel Pipe

Construction
Method Statement
Installation of Underground and
Aboveground Fuel Piping
15 MAY 2024
Document No: KUL14-MS-XX-M507-WS5-LCM
PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION, 1 BLOCK DATA CENTRE 4 STOREYS, 1 GUARD

HOUSE:
VANTAGE - DATA CENTRE PROJECT
ABOVE PART OF LOT PT 12165, CYBER POINT 4 ROAD, CYBER 8, CYBERJAYA, MUKIM DENGKIL,
DAERAH SEPANG, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN
Contract No: M23010
MAIN MAIN
CONTRACTOR SUBCONTRACTOR
Leighton Contractors (M) Sdn. Bhd. EI Power Technologies Sdn. Bhd.

Leighton Contractors (M) Sdn.Bhd.
Construction Method Statement

Contract Name: KUL14 Vantage Data Centre Contract No.: M23010
Method Statement Title: Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping
Method Statement No: KUL14-MS-XX-M507-WS5-LCM
1. PREPARATION SIGN OFF (Suitable Trained/Experienced Person.)

Preparation
Position Name Date Signature
Assistant Engineer Muhammad Zul Hazwan 15/5/2024
2. CHECK – SIGN OFF (Site Agent and Sub-Contractor prior to review sign off.)
Position Name Review Date Signature
Project Manager (Sub-Con.) Abdul Raof 15/5/2024
Safety and Health Officer Muhammad Zafri 15/5/2024
3. REVIEW BY SIGN OFF (Prior to start of Works)

Position Name Signed Date TW Signature
Category
Safety Manager Boland Maartens
Site Manager Bandarra Mario
Engineering Manager Suviah Suppiah
Project Engineer Athif Anuar
Quality Manager Fazil Hashim
4. APPROVED BY (Works Area Manager)

Position Name Signed Date Signature
MEP Manager Adrian Howarth
5. PROJECT DIRECTOR SOFT CONTROL APPROVAL REQUIRED ☐ Yes ☐ No
APPROVED BY
Signed by Project Manager Signed by Project Lead
Name: Anthony Nicol Date Name: Anthony Nicol Date
Note:
This document is controlled in soft copy. Any hard copies
seen are uncontrolled unless chopped with Red Control
Stamp.
HARD COPY CONTROL STAMP
Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

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Date Published: 15 May 2024
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Abbreviation
Abbrev. Explanation
LCM Leighton Contractor Malaysia
EIPT EI Power Technologies Sdn Bhd
CMS Construction Method Statements
HSE Health, Safety and Environment
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
JHA Job Hazard Analysis
CRA Construction Risk Assessment
ITP Inspection Test Plan
PTW Permit to Work
RFI Request for Inspection
DWG Drawing
WAH Working at Height
RC Reinforced Concrete
HDPE High-Density Polyethylene
SMAW Shielded Metal Arc Welding
GTAW Gas Tungsten Arc Welding

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Table of Contents
1. SCOPE .....................................................................................................................................5
2. REFERENCES ........................................................................................................................ 5
3. TERMINOLOGY ...................................................................................................................... 7
4. QUANTITIES AND RESOURCES .......................................................................................... 8
4.1. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT ......................................................................................................... 8
4.2. LIST OF MATERIAL ............................................................................................................. 8
4.3. MANPOWER PLANNING ....................................................................................................... 8
5. CONSTRUCTION METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF WORKS ............................................... 9
6. CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT ..............................................................................21
6.1. RISK ASSESSMENT ...........................................................................................................21
6.2. FIRE-FIGHTING MEASURES ............................................................................................... 21
6.3. SITE ACCESS POINT .........................................................................................................21
7. ENGINEERING ......................................................................................................................22
8. STORAGE AND HANDLING ................................................................................................ 22
8.1. NON-HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES/MATERIALS .................................................................... 22
8.2. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES/MATERIALS ............................................................................ 22
9. QUALITY ASSURANCE AND CONTROL ........................................................................... 22
9.1. INSPECTION AND TESTING ................................................................................................ 23
9.2. MEASURING EQUIPMENT ...................................................................................................23
9.3. MATERIALS CONTROL ...................................................................................................... 23
10. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ...................................................................................23
APPENDIX A- ORGANIZATION CHART ......................................................................... 25
APPENDIX B- DRAWINGS ...............................................................................................26
APPENDIX C- INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN .............................................................. 27
APPENDIX D- MATERIAL / TECHNICAL DATA .............................................................28
APPENDIX E- ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT & MITIGATION .....................29
APPENDIX F- CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT .................................................. 31
APPENDIX G- JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS ....................................................................... 32
APPENDIX H- EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN ........................................................... 33

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Revision History
Revision Date Revision Description Remarks
00 15/05/2024 First issue First Issuance

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1. SCOPE
This Method Statement describes the preparation prior to Installation of Underground and
Aboveground Fuel Piping located at Lot PT 12165, Cyber Point 4 Road, Cyber 8, Cyberjaya, Mukim
Dengkil, Daerah Sepang, Selangor Darul Ehsan. This method of statement is developed to serve as a
guide and cover the activity and work related to the fuel piping installation.
Scope of work as listed below: -
1. Survey, setting-out & preparation.

2. Installation of Underground Fuel Pipe (HDPE).
3. Installation of Aboveground Fuel Pipe (Stainless Steel).
4. Check correctness installation of pipe according to approved shop drawing.
Remarks: These installations are applicable to all the related works in KUL14 Substation only. Refer to
drawings for the actual installation location.
2. REFERENCES
Drawing List as Below:
Title Document Ref. Rev. no. Rev. Date Procore Ref.
Mechanical Fuel Plan- KUL14-SD-UG-M122-1A-WS5- 01 20/2/2024 -

Underground (Overall) EIP
Mechanical Fuel Chamber KUL14-SD-ZZ-M300-1A-WS5- 01 20/2/2024 -

Section- Underground EIP
Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level 00 KUL14-SD-00-M123-1A-WS5- 01 5/5/2024 -

(Overall) EIP

(Overall) EIP

(Overall) EIP

(Overall) EIP
Mechanical Fuel Plant Room KUL14-SD-ZZ-M404-1A-WS5- 00 15/4/2024 -

Enlargement and Section EIP
Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level KUL14-SD-04-M127-1A-WS5- 00 13/5/2024 -

Roof (Overall) EIP

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Shop Drawing to refer APPENDIX C- Drawings

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3. TERMINOLOGY
START OF ACTIVITY
MATERIAL DELIVERY
AND UNLOADING
MATERIAL STORAGE &

INSPECTION
SITE PREPARATION (TEMPORARY

WORKS, SETTING OUT)
INSTALLATION OF
UNDERGROUND AND
ABOVEGROUND FUEL PIPING
INSPECTION & SIGN OFF

REMEDIAL WORK
(IF REQUIRED)
HOUSEKEEPING
END OF ACTIVITY
TESTING & COMMISSIONING

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4. QUANTITIES AND RESOURCES

4.1. Tools & Equipment
To deliver double wall FRP (Fiber-Reinforced Plastic) underground tank, need a range of tools and
equipment suitable for lifting, handling, and installation. Here the list of essential tools and equipment:
No Tools/Equipment
1 Safety Glove
2 Safety Goggle
3 Safety Harness
4 Electrofusion Machine
5 Rotating Pipe Cutter
6 Welding Machine
7 Pressure Gauge
8 Tool Box
9 Grinder
10 Compressor Air
11 Hand Tools
12 Argon Gas Cylinder
13 Tool Box
14 Sling Belt
15 Grinder
16 Scaffolding
4.2. List of Material

No Description Brand Type
1 HDPE Pipe OPW -
2 Stainless Steel Pipe Pantech -
3 Unistrut Channel SAN -
4 Leak Detection TTK Leak Detection Systems
5 Fire Seal Hilti
Refer APPENDIX D - Material / Technical Data
4.3. Manpower Planning

List of supervision and workforce to be involved in the works:
Manpower Role Quantity Duration

Project Manager Monitor & Controlling 1 TBA
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Overall Project Progress

Assistant Engineer Submission & Coordinate 1 TBA
Project
Safety & Health Ensuring Safety & Health 1 TBA
Officer Compliance
Site Supervisor Monitor Progress on Site 1 TBA
Signalman Responsible for controlling 1 TBA
Lifting/Rigging Operations
and Plant/Traffic
Movement Operations
Fitter / Welder Responsible for assembling, TBA TBA
installing pipe work.
General Workers Execute work and activities According to actual TBA
quantity
Organization Chart to Refer APPENDIX A
5. CONSTRUCTION METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF WORKS

ACTIVITY ILLUSTRATIONS NOTES
5.1 Preliminary Works
5.1.1 Preliminary 1.
Preparation of Construction Method
Planning Statement (CMS), Construction Risk
Procedures Assessment (CRA), Job Hazard
Analysis (JHA) and Inspection Test
Plan (ITP).
2. Preparation of work program,
program milestone, contractual key
dates or times limitations for the
works.
3. Coordinate if there are any
interfacing work activities according
to other subcontractor’s schedule.
HOLD POINT: Approved material sample,
shop drawing, design Calculation (if any)
CMS, CRA, JHA and ITP

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5.1.2 Site 1. Attend site meetings to coordinate
coordination site planning and activities among
construction team.
2. Coordinate with Civil & Structure
contractor on the schedule of works
to prevent any clashing activities on
site installation area.
3. Ensure all necessary materials, tools
and machineries are well prepared
and inspected prior to
commencement of installation
works
5.2 Weather Protection
5.2.1 Adverse 1. Works will commence in a hot
Weather weather. However, works will be
stopped if the temperature is
increase to extreme level of heat
(≥40°C)
2. Water points will be provided to
workers around the work area to
prevent dehydration and heat
stroke.
3. No outdoor work shall be carried
out in bad weather such as heavy
rain, lightning, hail, and other
related bad weather.
4. All lifting operations are to be
suspended if the wind speed
exceeds 10m/s or as advised by the
works supervisor.
5. Follow Leighton’s safety procedure
during inclement weather. Workers
to be briefed on safety procedures
on a regular basis.
6. All workers must gather in the
designated. area only (e.g. rest
shelter) during adverse weather
7. Workers should remain in the
shelter until further notice from
Safety personnel.
8. Upon lightning detection, all
operation will be halted if lightning
is detected near the site.
HOLD POINT: There must no activities
during bad weather condition.
5.3. Site Preparation Work

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5.3.1 Health and 1. Attend a health and safety induction
Safety course and shall pass a requisite test
Training before commences work.
2. To ensure all staff and workers
receive adequate training.
3. To ensure safety information
relevant to the place of work is
disseminated by weekly tool-box
meetings.
4. To ensure Supervisor / foreman
hold a daily pre-work briefing to
their workforce prior to work
starting.
5. To attend specific task training, for
example MEWP (mobile elevated
work platform) and WAH (Working
at height) for working at height with
assist in machineries such as scissor
lift
5.3.2 Briefing on 1. To ensure tool, equipment and
CMS, CRA, methods that will apply for the
JHA installation.
2. To ensure all staff and workers
understand the procedure and risk
environment at workplace.
3. To ensure the installation goes well
and safely.
5.3.3 PTW (Permit 1. Permits to Work application prior to

to Work) start work to ensure that there is no
overlap of work in an unsafe
manner.
2. All site activities are required to
obtain PTW by the Site Engineer or
Site Supervisor and the final
approval by LCM
HOLD POINT: To obtain PTW prior to start

work.
5.3.4 Risk 1. The responsible Person in Charge
Management will conduct briefing where the
CMS, CRA and JHA are to brief all
personnel directly.
2. Signage should be applied whenever
testing is conducted.

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HOLD POINT: Briefing to be recorded and
signed by all who attended.
5.3.5 Identification 1. Appropriate personal protective
and selection equipment shall be always worn
of Personal when on site (e.g., safety helmet
fitted with chin strap, reflective
Protective
vest, safety gloves, safety boots,
Equipment
etc).
2. The wearing of long sleeve clothing
(or arm protections) and an eye
protection is mandatory.
HOLD POINT: Identify personnel PPE
5.3.6 Site survey & 1. A site survey and marking involve

marking the use of various tools essential for
accurate measurements and
designated spot identification:
a) Measuring Tape: Utilized for
precise measurement of
distances required for marking
equipment locations.
b) Marking Paints: Applied to make
clear and visible markings on
designated installation spots,
ensuring accurate positioning.
HOLD POINT: For high level marking, will

use scissor lift to marking and will need to
comply to LCM MEWP requirement

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5.3.7 Approved 1. Ensure the Shop drawing availability
Shop Drawing on site and ensure the drawing is
approved.

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HOLD POINT: To follow up with drawing
updates time to time and make a record
of drawing revisions.
5.4 Work Procedure (Delivery and Storage of Materials)

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5.4.1 Delivery 1. Confirmation of material approval
material on prior delivery.
site 2. Inspect, check & count all incoming
materials by all parties before
delivery to the work area.
3. To check material quantity as per
delivery order.
4. To check material model and brand
as per order.
5. Materials received will be recorded
in a receiving material inspection
record.
6. Temporary stock will be stored at the
designated storage area.
7. All riggers must be qualified and
supervised. Delivery lorry will be
supervised and lead by banksman
HOLD POINT: To label those damaged

components/materials and remove them
off site as soon as possible.

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5.4.2 Transport, 1. The materials will be transported by
handling & lorry.
storage 2. Materials with large batches will be
unloaded using cranes/forklift. A
lifting permit will be obtained and
the lifting plan to be brief to all
relevant parties.
3. The outriggers shall be extended
before the unloading. Shall inspect
the ground and make sure of the
stability of the ground.
4. Place the outriggers pads and they
shall stay firm on the ground. The
outriggers pads size shall follow
Leighton PSS.
5. The lifting supervisor shall monitor
the lifting work and be alert to signs
of instability. If anything is
suspicious, stop work immediately
and correct it before resuming the
work.
6. The other lightweight materials
including accessories will be
unloaded using manpower.
HOLD POINT: The storage area for the

materials shall be discussed with LCM.
The materials will be covered to prevent
damage by weather
5.4.3 Material 1. Materials accessories will be

transferring transferred to the site by manual
to site handling.
2. Buddy system will be implemented
for carrying all the materials.
HOLD POINT: Heavy material shall be

carried by 2 people at the same time
5.5 Work Procedure (Installation of Underground Fuel Pipe)

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5.5.1 Site 1. Construction equipment and
preparation & materials should be removed from
pipe the piping area
2. Pipe trenches should be dug out to
arrangement
provide a continuous gradient
down to the tank. (by Builder)
3. Trenches should then be prepared
with bottom layer of 10-15 cm of
bedding material on which pipe are
placed
4. For minor adjustments of gradient,
bag with backfill material used to
placed under the pipe at minimum
1 meter intervals.
5. A minimum of two people needed
to uncoil the pipe.
6. Pipe up to 63mm in diameter can
be cut using pipe scissors. Keep the
bottom handle still and use the
upper handle to cut.
7. Pipe between 48mm to 125mm can
use rotating cutter to cut the pipes.

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5.5.2 Installation 1. The connection technique for

underground HDPE pipes involves a socket
fuel piping fusion joint achieved through the
use of a self-regulating
(HDPE pipe)
electrofusion handheld welding
machine, competently operated by
a qualified individual.
2. The fusion joint is carried out at
temperature approximately 200°C
3. Connect the machine to the
electrical power supply source.
When the green light starts to blink,
the welding temperature has been
reached and can proceed to start
the work
4. Ensure that the surface of the pipe
and fitting are clean and free of
grease and dirt.
5. Heat the pipe to the insertion
depth and the fitting to the socket
depth on the welding tool. When
the heating time elapsed, push the
pipe and fitting together smoothly
and evenly. The result is a very
strong and homogenous joint.
6. The position of the fitting can be
adjusted for a few seconds
immediately after the pipe and
fitting have been joined. Within a
short period of time the joint is
capable of withstanding a full load

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5.6 Work Procedure (Installation of Aboveground Fuel Piping)

5.6.1 Joint Fuel 1. The design for the fuel pipe is
Pipe double wall for underground and
Underground single wall for aboveground
2. The inner pipe is carrier pipe and
and
outer pipe is called as containment
Aboveground
pipe.
3. HDPE Pipe from underground
connected with stainless steel pipe
at aboveground by flange
connection.
4. Joint the pipe with the flange by
using the socket fusion joint or can
be called as transition fittings to
connect HDPE pipe with Stainless
steel pipe.
5. When HDPE pipe already joint with
flange, joint stainless-steel flange
with HDPE flange
6. Stainless steel flanges bolted to
HDPE flanges using compatible
gaskets to create a reliable seal.
5.6.2 Installation of 1. Ensure have the necessary safety

Aboveground PPE, including a welding helmet
fuel pipe with appropriate shade, leather
gloves, welding jacket, and safety
(Stainless
boots.
steel)
2. Implement fire prevention
measures, including the provision
of fire extinguishers, fire blankets,
and adequate ventilation in the
work area.
3. Carry out site survey to determine
any obstructions on site. Ensure
that the routing of the fuel pipes is
correct as per drawings.
4. Clean the workpieces to be welded
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thoroughly to remove any dirt, rust,
or contaminants.
5. Use Scaffolding for installation
around 5 meter of the fuel pipe.
6. Type for joint the fuel pipe is Butt
Welds which using welding
technique that would be adopted
for this project are SMAW and
GTAW.
7. Fitter ensure proper alignment and
joint during installation fuel pipe.
8. Clean the weld area of any slag or
spatter using a wire brush.
9. Assemble the pipes, fittings, and
accessories according to the
approved shop drawings and
specifications.
10. Unistrut, threaded rod and U-Bolt
will use as support/secure the fuel
pipe for installation horizontal pipe.
11. For vertical pipe installation, use C-
Sample Butt-weld pipe to pipe. Channel and U-Bolt as a support
fuel pipe, where will hacking the
wall first, then we will punch the C-
Channel to the wall and then use
bolts, nuts, and washer to support
the C-Channel, next will punch
holes the C-Channel to install U-Bolt
to further strenghthen the position
of the pipe for the vertical
installation.
Secondary And Tertiary Unistrut 12. Install valves at strategic points
along the pipeline for control and
isolation purposes.
13. Apply coating and finishing paints
as protection to prevent corrosion
after done installation fuel pipe.
14. After complete the installation of
fuel pipe, will proceed install leaked
detection cable.
15. After complete the installation of
fuel pipe and wiring works, will
proceed fire seal works for where
there is an opening or hole in the
Example for Installation Vertical Fuel Pipe fuel pipe area.

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6. CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT

6.1. Risk Assessment
The following elements will be checked for defects or other risks on a daily basis:
1. Develop a comprehensive risk assessment and management plan that addresses potential
hazards and outlines procedures to mitigate those risks.
2. Conduct regular safety training sessions for workers and provide them with appropriate PPE.
3. Monitor delivery material and implement measures to prevent damage to the structure or
surrounding property.
4. Implement effective waste disposal and containment measures to prevent environmental
damage.
5. Conduct regular inspections and maintenance of equipment to prevent equipment failure
6.2. Fire-Fighting Measures

1. Implement fire prevention measures, including the provision of fire extinguishers, fire blankets,
and adequate ventilation in the work area.
2. Prohibit smoking and open flames near the fuel pipe installation site
6.3. Site Access Point

1. Site Assessment:
 Evaluate the layout of the construction site to identify potential access points for
delivery vehicles.
 Consider factors such as distance from the main road, terrain conditions, existing
infrastructure, and any obstacles (e.g., trees, buildings, utility lines).
2. Road Conditions:
 Assess the condition of roads leading to the site to ensure they can support the weight
and size of delivery vehicles.
 Identify any narrow or steep sections that may pose challenges for large trucks.
3. Temporary Access Roads:
 If necessary, consider creating temporary access roads or pathways to facilitate the

delivery.
 Ensure these temporary routes are properly graded, compacted, and stabilized to
prevent erosion or damage.
4. Traffic Management:
 Develop a traffic management plan to minimize disruptions to ongoing construction

activities and ensure the safety of workers and visitors.
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 Establish designated areas for loading and unloading the underground tank to keep
traffic flow organized.
5. Safety Precautions:
 Implement safety measures such as signage, barricades, and flaggers to alert workers
and visitors to the presence of delivery vehicles.
 Ensure delivery personnel are trained in safe driving practices and are aware of site-
specific hazards.
7. ENGINEERING
All relevant drawings for these works are as stated in item 2 (Reference).
8. STORAGE AND HANDLING

1. Most of equipment/material to be stored off site. Equipment/material to be delivered to site
upon respective installation works ready to carry out.
2. Ensure the materials/equipment delivered to site are properly placed (e.g elevated from the
ground and stagnant water, protected from weather and possibility of damages, etc).
3. Shall stacking of materials/equipment required, not store in excess 1.5m in height, stopper
requirements etc.
4. Avoid the materials from excess moisture. Oxidation of the materials will cause the materials to
become sharp and cause injury.
5. Appropriate engineering controls: N/A
6. Individual protection measures, such as personal protective equipment (PPE)
7. Eye protection: Safety Goggles.
8. Skin protection: N/A
9. Hand protection: Cut Resistance Gloves.
10. Respiratory protection: N/A
8.1. Non-Hazardous Substances/Materials

All non-hazardous materials should be stored within site boundary and barricaded properly with
signages. Contractor shall appoint registered contractor for waste disposal management where
applicable. The Disposal will be disposed at contractor’s designated waste disposal area.
8.2. Hazardous Substances/Materials

All hazardous materials should be stored within site boundary and barricaded properly with signages.
9. QUALITY ASSURANCE AND CONTROL

Key quality control and assurance issues are:

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 Construction team to ensure compliance with the good practice in meeting quality requirements
for works establishment.
 Site person / Person in charge of related work should be understanding & well aware about the
function of Inspection Test Plan.
 Engineer / Leader should well maintained checklist & update any amendment for the ITP.
9.1. Inspection and Testing

 To refer attached Approved Inspection Test Plan (ITP) for Quality Assurance & Quality Control.
9.2. Measuring Equipment

 To refer attached Approved Inspection Test Plan (ITP) for related inspection and testing on/off
site.
 All equipment which is being used should be in good condition & well-functioning.
 To ensure calibration certification validity and match with the equipment use.
9.3. Materials Control

 To refer project specification for related material handling & storage.
 To make sure storage for related material should be well organized, well maintained, and
signage for each material are well clear shown.
 Submission of material certificates, test certificates etc.
10. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

 Material Control
All materials shall be delivered, stored, consumed and disposed of without adverse impact to
the environmental and surrounding of the site.
 Storage Condition
1. Work activities will mainly be conducted during the nighttime. However, daytime work
will also be conducted if required.
2. Adequate measures will be taken on handling and storage to prevent potential safety
and health hazard.
 Waste Control
1. Ensure that the waste generated at the project site is managed efficiently and in
accordance with the current rules and regulations of the federal and state government
and local councils.
2. Ensure that any waste created during the work are collected, segregated, and disposed
of appropriately at approved dumpsite.
3. The waste shall be separately stored in the following categories:
 Domestic waste such as food leftovers, which create smell when rot.
 Biodegradable wastes like timber, paper and paper packaging box.

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 Non-biodegradable wastes like concrete, wires, and plastics.

 Petrol, oil and lubricant wastes
 Chemical wastes like sealant, hardener, thinners and other chemical based
compound.
4. To coordinate with the main contractor, LCM for proper waste handling on this site
 Housekeeping
All access to all exits, fire and safety equipment and work area must be always kept clear of
obstructions. For domestic waste, must be removed as soon as possible, to prevent the attract
of rodent. Other solid waste must be removed for prevent slipping and tripping hazard, and get
proper material storages area.

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APPENDIX A- ORGANIZATION CHART

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APPENDIX B- DRAWINGS
Important notice: Drawings and sketches attached to this method statement are for “Information only”
and considered as uncontrolled documents. All users of this method statement are reminded to refer to
the applicable electronic controlled document library to verify the latest drawings or sketches with “For
Construction” status. This method statement will not be updated for drawing changes unless there is a
significant change in the construction methodology.

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Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL SUPPLY
Ø125 x Ø110 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL RETURN
Ø100 HDPE CORRUGATED PIPE FOR CONTROL WIRING 1500mm
Ø75 (W) X 2300mm (D) EXCAVATION, CHIPPING STONE BEDDING (150mm) &
Ø125 x Ø110 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL RETURN CHIPPING STONE BACKFILL (150mm) BY BUILDER
Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL SUPPLY 2300mm Ø75
(D) EXCAVATION, CHIPPING STONE BEDDING (150mm) &
** ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION CHIPPING STONE BACKFILL (150mm) BY BUILDER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
A A
Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL VENT TO BE
Ø125 x Ø110 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL RETURN TERMINATED 4.2m ABOVE THE GROUND LEVEL
B B Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL FILL
Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) POLISHER RETURN
Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL VENT Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL FILL
Ø125 x Ø110 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL SUCTION Ø125 x Ø110 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL RETURN
** ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION Ø125 x Ø110 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL SUCTION
Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) POLISHER RETURN
Ø75 x Ø63 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY HDPE PIPE) FUEL VENT
** ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION
C C
REV DATE CHKD DESCRIPTION
WS5 SHOP DRAWING

CLIENT:
VANTAGE KUL14 SDN BHD
LEVEL 21, SUITE 21.01,
THE GARDENS SOUTH TOWER,
D D MID VALLEY CITY,
LINGKARAN SYED PUTRA,
Ø100 HDPE CORRUGATED PIPE FOR DOUBLE FLOAT 59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
LEAK SENSOR & WATER DISCRIMINATING WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
MAIN CONTRACTOR: LEIGHTON CONTRACTORS
(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
Suite 8.1, Level 8, Menara TOKIO
?
Ø300 DOUBLE WALL HDPE PERFORATED PIPE Marine
FOR MONITORING/OBSERVATION WELL 189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala
Lumpur
Tel: 010-946 9432
E E MULTI-DISCIPLINE LEAD:
Fax:03-2858 1899
3, ANSON ROAD
#17-03 SPRINGLEAF TOWER
SINGAPORE 079909
A company of
Singapore | t: +65 6408 3389 | www.red-eng.com

Public Internal Restricted Confidential
LEAD ARCHITECT:
GREENBOX ARCHITECTURE PTY LTD
F F +61 2 8069 8930
LEVEL 22
66 PITT STREET
SYDNEY NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA
ABN: 79 139 779 098
SUBMITTING ARCHITECT:
NEUFORMATION ARCHITECTS SDN
BHD (853747-K)
Oasis Square, C-10-05, Capital Three,
No. 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A,
G G Ara Damansara, PJU 1A

47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
H H
MAVERICK UNITED SDN. BHD. TEL: 03-2732 5521
(951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
H-1-2 PUSAT PERDAGANGAN BUKIT EMAIL:
JALIL info@maverickengineers.com
PERSIARAN JALIL 1, BUKIT JALIL WEBSITE:
I I CITY
57000 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
www.maverickengineers.com
MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT:
Durianê Professionals Sdn. Bhd.

J J Mechanical & Electrical Consulting Engineers
(1131996-U)
No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
Bandar Puteri, WEB : www.duriane.com
47100 Puchong Selangor. EMAIL : info@duriane.com
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
K K PRAXCIS DESIGN SDN BHD

5-11, BANGUNAN PERDAGANGAN d7,
800 JALAN SENTUL 51000 KUALA LUMPUR
TEL: +603 4047 3488
FAX: +603 4047 3487
PRAXCIS EMAIL: praxcis@gmail.com
SECURITY CONSULTANT:
16 COLLYER QUAY
#22 01/02 INCOME @ RAFFLES
SINGAPORE 049318
t: +65 6227 2038 |
singapore@controlrisk.com
L L
MEP CONTRACTOR:
K-3 EI POWER TECHNOLOGIES SDN. BHD.

(913886-A)
NO.2, JALAN ANGGERIK MOKARA 31/49,
K-A KOTA KEMUNING, SEKSYEN 31,

40460 SHAH ALAM, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN.
M M K-2 TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
K-B K-1 Title
MECHANICAL
FUEL PLAN - UNDERGROUND (OVERALL)
Designed Checked Drawn Rev

RAOF SHARON KEN
Scale Date Created 01
1 : 200 @ A1 FEB 2024
2/21/2024 7:53:38 PM
Dwg No.
KUL14-SD-UG-M122-1A-WS5-EIP
Project No. Doc Type Level Seq No. Area Code Status Company
Model Origination
A1 KUL14-EPT-WS5-UG-M3-X-R22
2 2
9 9 FL100 FL100
FL120
1 1
00 2024/02/20 RS ISSUED FOR APPROVAL

WS5 SHOP DRAWING

FL120
CLIENT:
FL100 FL100

MID VALLEY CITY,
59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
Marine
8 8 189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala

Lumpur
Tel: 010-946 9432
Fax:03-2858 1899
MULTI-DISCIPLINE LEAD:
3, ANSON ROAD
SINGAPORE 079909
A company of
B C D B C D Public Internal Restricted Confidential
LEAD ARCHITECT:
+61 2 8069 8930
LEVEL 22
66 PITT STREET
UNDERGROUND TANK CHAMBER FLOOR PLAN DETAIL PLAN VIEW UNDERGROUND TANK CHAMBER FLOOR PLAN DETAIL PLAN VIEW SYDNEY NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA
ABN: 79 139 779 098
LEVEL UG PLAN VIEW LEVEL 00 PLAN VIEW SUBMITTING ARCHITECT:

BHD (853747-K)
Ara Damansara, PJU 1A
Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
A B C D 9 8 CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

(951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
CITY www.maverickengineers.com

Mechanical & Electrical Consulting Engineers
(1131996-U)
ROAD LEVEL
19750
ROAD LEVEL
19750 No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
IL IL
18950 18950 47100 Puchong Selangor. EMAIL : info@duriane.com
IL IL
IL 18419 IL
18419 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
18232 IL 18232 IL
18058 18058
IL
17885
IL
17885
PRAXCIS DESIGN SDN BHD
IL IL
17677 17677
IL
17230
IL
17230 800 JALAN SENTUL 51000 KUALA LUMPUR
TEL: +603 4047 3488
FAX: +603 4047 3487
16 COLLYER QUAY
SINGAPORE 049318
t: +65 6227 2038 |
IL IL
14050 14050
IL IL
MEP CONTRACTOR:
13450 13450
EI POWER TECHNOLOGIES SDN. BHD.

(913886-A)
KOTA KEMUNING, SEKSYEN 31,
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
UNDERGROUND TANK CHAMBER DETAIL SECTION VIEW UNDERGROUND TANK CHAMBER DETAIL SECTION VIEW Title
MECHANICAL
LEVEL UG SECTION VIEW 1 (SIDE) LEVEL UG SECTION VIEW (FRONT) FUEL CHAMBER SECTION - UNDERGROUND

RAOF SM KEN
As indicated @ A1 JAN 2024
1/31/2024 11:23:46
Dwg No.
KUL14-SD-ZZ-M300-1A-WS5-EIP
Model Origination
AM
LEGEND
FUEL PIPE
SHOP DRAWING
CABLE TRUNKING
CONDUIT
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
KUL14-FPR01-FOPLC-01-CP
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 KUL14-FPR01-CXP-1-CP
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
FIRE STOPPER
9868 11403 10385 5900 7775 7765 5525 8755 KUL14-FPR01-CXP-1-CP
LEAK DETECTION SENSING CABLE
KL14-FPR01-FOPPLC-1-CP 2 ABBREVIATION
FILLING STATION WITH FILL KUL14-SD-ZZ-M405-1A-WS-EIP FOPR FUEL OIL POLISHER RETURN
FOPS FUEL OIL POLISHER SUPPLY
CAP
R01 KL14-FPR01-FOPPLC-2-CP FOR FUEL OIL RETURN
2 KUL14-FPR01-CXP-01 KUL14-FPR01-CXP-02 FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY
KUL14-SD-00-M123-1A-WS-EIP FO FUEL OIL
KUL14-FPR01-FOP-02
A
FOP FUEL OIL POLISHER
FOV FUEL OIL VENT
A NOTE: Will submit this drawing after oil
3000
BOT BOTTOM OF TRUNKING

STAIR 3
FIRE LIFT LOBBY
KUL14-FPR01-CXP-01 polisher and pump selection done. BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE
B KUL14-FPR01-CXP-02 NOTES :
STAIR 4
MECH RISER KUL14-FPR01-FOP-01
D. WATER PUMP ROOM 1. FUEL SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES TO BE
6120
FIRE / SERVICE LIFT FIRE PUMP ROOM FROM LEFT TO RIGHT CAPPED-OFF (TYPICAL).
100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING 2. DISTANCE BETWEEN BRACKET IS 2000mm APART.
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM (F/B, H/L)
3. ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION.
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
C Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
(H/L, T/A) (F/B, H/L)
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS)
(F/A, H/L) (H/L, T/B)
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) 01 2024/05 KEN SHOP DRAWING
(F/A, T/B) (H/L, T/B)

6 7 00 2024/04 KEN SHOP DRAWING
8400
CUSTOMER STORE Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) REV DATE CHKD DESCRIPTION
IDF Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
(H/L, T/A) (F/B, H/L) R01
1174
WS5 SHOP DRAWING
100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING
(H/L, T/A) 175 CLIENT:
2178 1700 1700 189 VANTAGE KUL14 SDN BHD
D 1:200
180
A LEVEL 21, SUITE 21.01,
138
271
160
MID VALLEY CITY,
138
137
210
138
59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
7800
821
660
511
GARBAGE / RECYCLING ROOM WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
B 957 1221 1000 MAIN CONTRACTOR: LEIGHTON CONTRACTORS
1855 (MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
Marine
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING
E SHOWER
DOCK WC BOP : 4920mm BOT : 4920mm

189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala
Lumpur
Tel: 010-946 9432
Fax:03-2858 1899
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
STAGING MULTI-DISCIPLINE LEAD:
MOTHERS
BOP : 4920mm BOP : 4920mm
8400
LOADING 3, ANSON ROAD

Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) #17-03 SPRINGLEAF TOWER
BOP : 4920mm SINGAPORE 079909
A company of
CRAH GALLERY (AHU)

PDU GALLERY Singapore | t: +65 6408 3389 | www.red-eng.com
DATA MODULE (4MW) CRAH GALLERY (AHU)
F LEVEL 00 - PLAN VIEW

2 1 : 100
LEAD ARCHITECT:
+61 2 8069 8930
LEVEL 22
66 PITT STREET
7800
VDC STORE CONSUMER SWITCHGEAR ROOM B

ABN: 79 139 779 098
7 6 SUBMITTING ARCHITECT:
7765 NEUFORMATION ARCHITECTS SDN
BHD (853747-K)
G 2187 1700 1700 1221 957
CIRCULATION
CONSUMER SWITCHGEAR ROOM A LEVEL 01 No. 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A,
26050
5400
SS CABLE CELLAR 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan

1:200
Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) Fax: +603- 7734 3663
BOP : 4920mm Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
H Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS)
R01
BOP : 4947mm
BOP : 4920mm
2000
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS)
4675
BOP : 4947mm
MMR 100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING (951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
I H-1-2 PUSAT PERDAGANGAN BUKIT EMAIL:
2000
3725
STAINLESS STEEL PIPE 57000 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
LEVEL 00
565
324
218
J DOUBLE WALL HDPE PIPE MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT:
1700
20050
CUSTOMER STORE
(1131996-U)
6385
CUSTOMER OFFICE
No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
MECH RISER
Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY Bandar Puteri, WEB : www.duriane.com
Ø100 uPVC PIPE FOR CONTROL WIRING 47100 Puchong Selangor. EMAIL : info@duriane.com
(HDPE DOUBLE WALL)
K LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
CIRCULATION IDF Ø80 FUEL RETURN Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY
(HDPE DOUBLE WALL) (HDPE DOUBLE WALL) PRAXCIS DESIGN SDN BHD
RISER RISER
M. WC JAN F. WC Ø80 FUEL RETURN
8435
POE C TEL: +603 4047 3488

MAN TRAP (HDPE DOUBLE WALL) FAX: +603 4047 3487
STAIR 1 PRAXCIS EMAIL: praxcis@gmail.com
PIPING ZONE SECURITY
FIRE / PASSENGER LIFT FIRE COMMAND CENTRE
WC LEVEL UG SECURITY CONSULTANT:
13450 16 COLLYER QUAY
L LOBBY
SINGAPORE 049318
t: +65 6227 2038 |
WC singapore@controlrisk.com
LEVEL 00 - SECTION A-A
PR. RISER
K-3 A
6465
CUSTOMER AMENITIES
CONFERENCE MEP CONTRACTOR:
FIRE RISER
STAIR 2 1 : 100
VEST.
K-A EI POWER TECHNOLOGIES SDN. BHD.

(913886-A)
M K-2 NO.2, JALAN ANGGERIK MOKARA 31/49,
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
K-B K-1 Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
Title
MECHANICAL
FUEL PLAN - LEVEL 00 (OVERALL)

FUEL PLAN - LEVEL 00 (OVERALL) MSS CWP KEN
1 Scale Date Created 01

1 : 200 As indicated @ A1 05 MAY 2024
5/7/2024 9:44:56 PM
Dwg No.
KUL14-SD-00-M123-1A-WS-EIP
Model Origination
6
LEGEND
SHOP DRAWING
A FUEL PIPE
CABLE TRUNKING
CONDUIT
860
217 Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 BOP : 4930mm
ABBREVIATION
141
FOPR FUEL OIL POLISHER RETURN
138
9868 11403 10385 5900 7775 7765 5525 8755 Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) FOPS FUEL OIL POLISHER SUPPLY
210
1080
138
FOR FUEL OIL RETURN
BOP : 4930mm
121
FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) FO FUEL OIL
511
BOP : 4930mm
B FOV FUEL OIL VENT
A 100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING BOT

BOP
BOTTOM OF TRUNKING
BOTTOM OF PIPE
2 BOT : 4930mm
3000
STAIR 3 FUEL R.
FIRE LIFT LOBBY
KUL14-SD-01-M124-1A-WS5-00-EIP NOTES :
B
STAIR 4 1. FUTURE FUEL SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES TO BE
MECH RISER
BATTERY R. FROM TOP TO BOTTOM LEVEL 01 - PLAN VIEW CAPPED-OFF (TYPICAL).
2
6120
TRANSFORMERS
FIRE / SERVICE LIFT Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 2. DISTANCE BETWEEN BRACKET IS 2000mm APART.
(F/B, T/A) 1 : 50 3. ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION.
C
(F/A, T/B)
B
(F/A, T/B)
TRANSFORMERS
IDF
BATTERY R. Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
(F/B, T/A)
100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING 00 2024/04 KEN SHOP DRAWING
8400
(F/B, T/A) REV DATE CHKD DESCRIPTION
LEVEL ROOF WS5 SHOP DRAWING

TRANSFORMERS 44050 CLIENT:
DATA MODULE (4MW)
2000
D LEVEL 21, SUITE 21.01,
MID VALLEY CITY,
59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
7800
TRANSFORMERS
WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
Marine
2000
Lumpur
BATTERY R. TRANSFORMERS Tel: 010-946 9432
Fax:03-2858 1899
8400
3, ANSON ROAD
SINGAPORE 079909
A company of
TRANSFORMERS
CRAH GALLERY (AHU)
CRAH GALLERY (AHU)
2000
F Public
LEAD ARCHITECT:
Internal Restricted Confidential

+61 2 8069 8930
PDU GALLERY
LEVEL 22
TRANSFORMERS 66 PITT STREET
7800
439
CIRCULATION
LEVEL 03 ABN: 79 139 779 098
38050
BHD (853747-K)
G TRANSFORMERS
210 Oasis Square, C-10-05, Capital Three,
138 No. 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A,
138 682 Ara Damansara, PJU 1A
5400

561 Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
H BATTERY R. TRANSFORMERS
4675
2000
(951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
I H-1-2 PUSAT PERDAGANGAN BUKIT

JALIL
EMAIL:
info@maverickengineers.com
3725
TRANSFORMERS
J CUSTOMER STORE
2000
(1131996-U)
6385
BATTERY R. TRANSFORMERS
MECH RISER
No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
K
439
CIRCULATION
LEVEL 02 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
IDF PRAXCIS DESIGN SDN BHD
32050 100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING
RISER RISER 800 JALAN SENTUL 51000 KUALA LUMPUR
M. WC F. WC Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
8435
TEL: +603 4047 3488

Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) FAX: +603 4047 3487
MMR EMAIL: praxcis@gmail.com
STAIR 1 M. PRAYER R. PRAXCIS
PIPING ZONE
FIRE / PASSENGER LIFT
16 COLLYER QUAY
L SINGAPORE 049318
t: +65 6227 2038 |
CUSTOMER OFFICE CUSTOMER STORE
2000
PR. RISER
6465
MEP CONTRACTOR:
FIRE R STAIR 2

(913886-A)
M NO.2, JALAN ANGGERIK MOKARA 31/49,
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
2000
Title
FUEL PLAN - LEVEL 01 (OVERALL) MECHANICAL
1 1 : 200
520
LEVEL 01 Designed Checked Drawn Rev

MSS CWP KEN
26050 Scale Date Created 00
LEVEL 01 - SECTION A-A ISOMETRIC - FUEL PIPE RISER As indicated @ A1 15 APR 2024
4/15/2024 5:44:15 PM
A 3 Dwg No.
1 : 50 KUL14-SD-01-M124-1A-WS5-00-EIP
Model Origination
LEGEND
FUEL PIPE
SHOP DRAWING
CABLE TRUNKING
CONDUIT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 FIRE STOPPER
9868 11403 10385 5900 7775 7765

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM ABBREVIATION
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) FOPR FUEL OIL POLISHER RETURN
(F/B, T/A) FOPS FUEL OIL POLISHER SUPPLY
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) FOR FUEL OIL RETURN
(F/A, T/B) FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY
A
FO FUEL OIL
(F/A, T/B) FOP FUEL OIL POLISHER
607 3356
3000
STAIR 3
FUEL R. 1:200 A FOV FUEL OIL VENT
FIRE LIFT LOBBY (F/B, T/A)
511 138
BOT BOTTOM OF TRUNKING
210
138
B
413
BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE
571
(F/B, T/A)
1800
STAIR 4 MECH RISER NOTES :
Ø100 x Ø80 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY SS PIPE)
5125
2000
6120
PIPES C/W FIRE RATED INSULATION FUEL RETURN (SS) 1. FUEL SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES TO BE
1:200
BOP : 4673mm CAPPED-OFF (TYPICAL).
2000
2. DISTANCE BETWEEN BRACKET IS 2000mm APART.
C Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) 3. ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION.
2000
F/A
(TYP)
ELECTRICAL ROOM
5297
IDF
2000
BOT : 4658mm
8400
2000
00 2024/04 KEN SHOP DRAWING
6 WS5 SHOP DRAWING
2000
ELECTRICAL ROOM F/A
50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING CLIENT:
D
2000
Ø100 x Ø80 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY SS PIPE) VANTAGE KUL14 SDN BHD
T/A (TYP. TO 10 NOS.)
C/W FIRE RATED INSULATION
150
2000
FUEL RETURN (SS) THE GARDENS SOUTH TOWER,
MID VALLEY CITY,
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) LEVEL 03 LINGKARAN SYED PUTRA,
7800
ELECTRICAL ROOM
2000
F/A 59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
38050 WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
M&E ROOM (VERTICAL CABLING SPACE)
2000
(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
Ø100 FUEL RETURN (SS) Ø100 FUEL RETURN (SS) Suite 8.1, Level 8, Menara TOKIO
E FUEL LEAK SENSING CABLE Marine
2000
1:200
BOP : 4651mm BOP : 4651mm 189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala
ELECTRICAL ROOM Lumpur
1:200
Tel: 010-946 9432
2000
100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING Fax:03-2858 1899
456
8400
2000
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) 3, ANSON ROAD
CIRCULATION #17-03 SPRINGLEAF TOWER
F/A
2000
2000
ELECTRICAL ROOM
SINGAPORE 079909
A company of
CRAH GALLERY (AHU) DATA MODULE (4MW) CRAH GALLERY (AHU) Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS)
2000
F F/A Public Internal Restricted Confidential
2000
LEAD ARCHITECT:
4654
4651
+61 2 8069 8930
ELECTRICAL ROOM
7800
LEVEL 22
2000
66 PITT STREET
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) SYDNEY NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA
2000
F/A ABN: 79 139 779 098
2000
G
2000
BHD (853747-K)
ELECTRICAL ROOM
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) No. 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A,
2000
PDU GALLERY
5400
450
F/A 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan
LEVEL 02 Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
2000
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
32050
H CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
2000
ELECTRICAL ROOM

4675
2000
F/A LEVEL 02 - SECTION A-A
I
A MAVERICK UNITED SDN. BHD. TEL: 03-2732 5521
2000
(951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
1 : 50 H-1-2 PUSAT PERDAGANGAN BUKIT EMAIL:
ELECTRICAL ROOM JALIL info@maverickengineers.com
3725
2000
WEBSITE:
1:188
PERSIARAN JALIL 1, BUKIT JALIL
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) CITY www.maverickengineers.com
J F/A
2000

2000
ELECTRICAL ROOM
C/W FIRE RATED INSULATION FUEL RETURN (SS) Mechanical & Electrical Consulting Engineers
6385
601 1894
B BOP : 4942mm (1131996-U)
181
1997 230
MECH RISER
No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
6 C/W FIRE RATED INSULATION FUEL RETURN (SS) Jalan Puteri 2/4,
Bandar Puteri,
FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
WEB : www.duriane.com
K 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING LEVEL 03
BOP : 4992mm
CIRCULATION 680 1480 2000 2000
T/A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
IDF
38050
M. WC F. WC RISER 5-11, BANGUNAN PERDAGANGAN d7,
F/A 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING
8435
1:200 800 JALAN SENTUL 51000 KUALA LUMPUR

(TYP. TO 12 NOS.) TEL: +603 4047 3488
STAIR 1 F. PRAYER ROOM FAX: +603 4047 3487
PIPING ZONE FIRE LIFT LOBBY
FIRE / PASSENGER LIFT 572 PRAXCIS EMAIL: praxcis@gmail.com
2000 2000 1480 680
Ø100 x Ø80 (SECONDARY/PRIMARY SS PIPE) 100x100 HDG CABLE TRUNKING SECURITY CONSULTANT:
C/W FIRE RATED INSULATION FUEL RETURN (SS) 16 COLLYER QUAY
L CUSTOMER STORE BOP : 4942mm
SINGAPORE 049318
CUSTOMER OFFICE
t: +65 6227 2038 |
BREAK ROOM
PR. RISER
6465
BOT : 4935mm
FIRE R STAIR 2 MEP CONTRACTOR:

M
4971
(913886-A)
4935
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
Title

1 1 : 200
LEVEL 02
32050 MSS CWP KEN
As indicated @ A1 15 APR 2024
4/27/2024 12:42:04
Dwg No.
LEVEL 02 - SECTION B-B
B 1 : 50
Model Origination
AM
LEGEND
FUEL PIPE
SHOP DRAWING
CABLE TRUNKING
CONDUIT
FIRE STOPPER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 LEAK DETECTION SENSING CABLE
9868 11403 10385 5900 7775 7765 ABBREVIATION

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM FOPS FUEL OIL POLISHER SUPPLY
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) FOR FUEL OIL RETURN
(F/B, T/A) FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) FO FUEL OIL
(F/A, T/B)
A
FUEL R. Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) FOV FUEL OIL VENT
400
(F/A, T/B)
3000
STAIR 3 BOT BOTTOM OF TRUNKING

FIRE LIFT LOBBY
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE
1080
(F/B, T/A)
B Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS)
NOTES :
STAIR 4 OVERFLOW AND RETURN
LOBBY
MECH RISER KUL14-ER211-GEN-2E
GENERATOR
Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 1. FUEL SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES TO BE
6120
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) CAPPED-OFF (TYPICAL).

KUL14-GEN310-FDT-1
F/A 2. DISTANCE BETWEEN BRACKET IS 2000mm APART.
DAY TANK PANEL 1:200 3. ALL PIPE CONNECTIONS TO BE WELDED CONNECTION.
C KUL14-GEN311-FDT-1 F/A (TYP. TO 22 NOS.)
GENERATOR
IDF LOBBY
KUL14-ER210-GEN-2D 1
KUL14-SD-ZZ-M404-1A-WS-EIP 00 2024/04 KEN SHOP DRAWING
8400

LOBBY F/A WS5 SHOP DRAWING
GENERATOR
50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING CLIENT:
T/A (TYP. TO 10 NOS.) VANTAGE KUL14 SDN BHD
D KUL14-GEN39-FDT-1
KUL14-ER29-GEN-2C THE GARDENS SOUTH TOWER,
DAY TANK PANEL
MID VALLEY CITY,
KUL14-GEN38-FDT-1 59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
7800
CUSTOMER STORE GENERATOR KUL14-ER28-GEN-2B WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN

(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
Marine
E LOBBY 189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala

Lumpur
GENERATOR Tel: 010-946 9432
Fax:03-2858 1899
KUL14-ER27-GEN-2A MULTI-DISCIPLINE LEAD:
KUL14-GEN37-FDT-1
8400
DAY TANK PANEL 3, ANSON ROAD

SINGAPORE 079909
KUL14-GEN36-FDT-1 A company of
GENERATOR
CRAH GALLERY (AHU) DATA MODULE (4MW) CRAH GALLERY (AHU)
KUL14-ER26-GEN-1E Singapore | t: +65 6408 3389 | www.red-eng.com
F Public
LEAD ARCHITECT:
Internal Restricted Confidential

LOBBY +61 2 8069 8930
LEVEL 22
66 PITT STREET
7800
GENERATOR
KUL14-ER25-GEN-1D SYDNEY NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA
KUL14-GEN35-FDT-1 ABN: 79 139 779 098
1:200
DAY TANK PANEL NEUFORMATION ARCHITECTS SDN
BHD (853747-K)
G KUL14-GEN34-FDT-1 GENERATOR Oasis Square, C-10-05, Capital Three,
KUL14-ER24-GEN-1C Ara Damansara, PJU 1A
5400

ISOMETRIC - LEVEL 03 - GENERATOR ROOM Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
LOBBY
2 CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
H PDU GALLERY
GENERATOR
KUL14-ER23-GEN-1B
4675
KUL14-GEN33-FDT-1
DAY TANK PANEL
LOBBY 1:200 (951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
I H-1-2 PUSAT PERDAGANGAN BUKIT

JALIL
EMAIL:
info@maverickengineers.com
3725
GENERATOR CITY www.maverickengineers.com

KUL14-ER22-GEN-1A 57000 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
KUL14-GEN32-FDT-1
J DAY TANK PANEL
1:200
2 Durianê Professionals Sdn. Bhd.
KUL14-SD-ZZ-M404-1A-WS-EIP (1131996-U)
6385
GENERATOR
KUL14-ER21-GEN-H1 No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
MECH RISER DAY TANK PANEL Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
K FIRE LIFT LOBBY
IDF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
CIRCULATION
KUL14-GEN31-FDT-1 PRAXCIS DESIGN SDN BHD
RISER
M. WC F. WC 800 JALAN SENTUL 51000 KUALA LUMPUR
8435
TEL: +603 4047 3488

CUSTOMER STORE
FAX: +603 4047 3487
STAIR 1 VDC STORE PRAXCIS EMAIL: praxcis@gmail.com
PIPING ZONE
16 COLLYER QUAY
L SINGAPORE 049318
t: +65 6227 2038 |
CUSTOMER OFFICE
VDC OFFICE singapore@controlrisk.com
PR. RISER
6465
MEP CONTRACTOR:
STAIR 2
FIRE R
(913886-A)
M NO.2, JALAN ANGGERIK MOKARA 31/49,
ISOMETRIC - LEVEL 03 - GENERATOR ROOM 40460 SHAH ALAM, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN.
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
3 Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
Title

1 1 : 200

MSS CWP KEN
4/27/2024 11:57:35
Dwg No.
Model Origination
AM
LEGEND
FUEL PIPE
SHOP DRAWING
50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING CABLE TRUNKING
Ø25 FUEL BOT : 4100mm CONDUIT

BOP : 150mm Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
6 BOP : 3940mm
Ø32 FUEL RETURN (SS) ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
BOP : 150mm
C FIRE STOPPER

C 754
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) LEVEL ROOF 448 6 Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
BOP : 3927mm
KUL14-GEN310-FDT-1 ABBREVIATION
F/A 200 2770
KUL14-GEN311-FDT-1 44050 82 FOPR FUEL OIL POLISHER RETURN
DAY TANK PANEL FOR FUEL OIL RETURN
82
270
82
50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING Ø32 FUEL RETURN (SS)
C 2000 2000 2000 FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY
141
108
1100 265
405
BOT : 4100mm BOP : 147mm FO FUEL OIL
Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 82 FOP FUEL OIL POLISHER
2000
B 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING
1200
BOP : 3940mm Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) GENERATOR FOV FUEL OIL VENT
2736
GENERATOR BOP : 3940mm BOT : 4100mm BOT BOTTOM OF TRUNKING
BOP : 165mm D
1100
BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE

KUL14-GEN310-FDT-1 250
1200
1300 1400 1400 125
914 80
Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING NOTES :
1490
KUL14-GEN311-FDT-1
600
79
BOP : 160mm 79
BOT : 4100mm
1200
334 1500 1500 279 607
1. FUEL SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES TO BE
1527
603
LEVEL 03
386 700
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) CAPPED-OFF (TYPICAL).
100
3670
131
1259
F/A 38050 700 K KUL14-GEN31-FDT-1
A
PLANT ROOM - PLAN

PLANT ROOM - PLAN (TYPICAL) PLANT ROOM - SECTION A-A 2 00 2024/04 KEN SHOP DRAWING
1 1 : 100
A 1 : 100
1 : 100 REV DATE CHKD DESCRIPTION
WS5 SHOP DRAWING

CLIENT:
Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 6 LEVEL 21, SUITE 21.01,
6 Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
BOP : 1198mm
BOP : 1188mm MID VALLEY CITY,
BOP : 857mm
6 59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
LEVEL ROOF LEVEL ROOF LEVEL ROOF Suite 8.1, Level 8, Menara TOKIO
Marine
44050 Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 44050 44050 189 Jalan Tun Razak, 50400 Kuala
BOP : 863mm Lumpur
50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING Tel: 010-946 9432
50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING Fax:03-2858 1899
BOT : 4100mm BOT : 4100mm
BOT : 4100mm Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) MULTI-DISCIPLINE LEAD:

1:200 BOP : 3910mm
Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 3, ANSON ROAD
BOP : 3940mm #17-03 SPRINGLEAF TOWER
541 BOP : 3935mm SINGAPORE 079909
DAY TANK PANEL DAY TANK PANEL
KUL14-GEN311-FDT-1 Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) KUL14-GEN310-FDT-1 A company of
DAY TANK PANEL

800
800
800
BOP : 176mm KUL14-GEN31-FDT-1
1490
1490
600
BOP : 185mm LEAD ARCHITECT:
1500
1500
1500
603
603
LEVEL 03 LEVEL 03 LEVEL 03 +61 2 8069 8930
100
100
LEVEL 22
38050 1500 1955 38050 38050 1500 660 250 66 PITT STREET
1955 1500 541 600 SYDNEY NSW 2000 AUSTRALIA
Ø32 FUEL RETURN (SS) ABN: 79 139 779 098
BOP : 147mm SUBMITTING ARCHITECT:
BHD (853747-K)
PLANT ROOM - SECTION B-B PLANT ROOM - SECTION C-C PLANT ROOM - SECTION D-D ISOMETRIC - PLANT ROOM (TYPICAL) Oasis Square, C-10-05, Capital Three,
B 1 : 100
C 1 : 100
D 1 : 100
3 No. 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7A,
Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
K J I H G F E D C B A
6385 3725 4675 5400 7800 8400 7800 8400 6120 3000
(951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
LOBBY
5 PERSIARAN JALIL 1, BUKIT JALIL
CITY
WEBSITE:
www.maverickengineers.com
LOBBY
IDF LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY LOBBY MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT:
LOBBY LOBBY

KUL14-GEN32-FDT-1 KUL14-GEN33-FDT-1 Mechanical & Electrical Consulting Engineers
DAY TANK PANEL (1131996-U)
DAY TANK PANEL DAY TANK PANEL DAY TANK PANEL DAY TANK PANEL DAY TANK PANEL DAY TANK PANEL
No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
STAIR 3 Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
7775
Ø32 FUEL RETURN (SS) LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
BOP : 150mm
1:200
BOP : 150mm
1:200
1:200
1:200
1:200
1:200
1:200
Ø25 FUEL Ø32 FUEL RETURN (SS) PRAXCIS DESIGN SDN BHD
BOP : 150mm BOP : 175mm Ø25 FUEL 5-11, BANGUNAN PERDAGANGAN d7,
BOP : 150mm 800 JALAN SENTUL 51000 KUALA LUMPUR
BOP : 150mm TEL: +603 4047 3488
1:200
Ø25 FUEL FUEL R. FAX: +603 4047 3487

GENERATOR 1080
BOP : 150mm BOP : 175mm PRAXCIS EMAIL: praxcis@gmail.com
6
GENERATOR
400
16 COLLYER QUAY
KUL14-GEN31-FDT-1 KUL14-GEN34-FDT-1 KUL14-GEN35-FDT-1 KUL14-GEN37-FDT-1 GENERATOR KUL14-GEN39-FDT-1 KUL14-GEN310-FDT-1 #22 01/02 INCOME @ RAFFLES
1:200
1:200
KUL14-GEN311-FDT-1
1:200
SINGAPORE 049318
1:200
1:200
1:200
GENERATOR GENERATOR
GENERATOR GENERATOR KUL14-GEN36-FDT-1 KUL14-GEN38-FDT-1 GENERATOR GENERATOR
t: +65 6227 2038 |
GENERATOR
GENERATOR
Ø40 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
Ø32 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) BOP : 173mm 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING 50x50 HDG CABLE TRUNKING BOP : 3940mm MEP CONTRACTOR:
BOP : 3932mm BOT : 4100mm BOT : 4100mm BOT : 4100mm Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS)
BOP : 3940mm BOP : 176mm EI POWER TECHNOLOGIES SDN. BHD.
7765
(913886-A)
1:200 1:200 KOTA KEMUNING, SEKSYEN 31,
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
1:200 1:200
Project
Ø40 FUEL RETURN (SS) Ø40 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
KUL14 DATA CENTER
BOP : 165mm BOP : 165mm
Title
MECHANICAL
7 FUEL PLANT ROOM ENLARGEMENT AND
SECTION
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Designed Checked Drawn Rev
T/A (TYP. TO 10 NOS.) F/A
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) MSS CWP KEN
PLANT ROOM - PLAN (F/B, T/A) 00
4
Scale Date Created
1 : 100 (F/A, T/B)
4/27/2024 11:01:12
Dwg No.
(F/A, T/B)
KUL14-SD-ZZ-M404-1A-WS-EIP
(F/B, T/A) Model Origination
AM
LEGEND
FUEL PIPE
SHOP DRAWING
CABLE TRUNKING
CONDUIT
FIRE STOPPER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 LEAK DETECTION SENSING CABLE
9868 11403 10385 5900 7775 7765
ABBREVIATION
FROM TOP TO BOTTOM
(H/L, T/A)
FOR FUEL OIL RETURN
FOS FUEL OIL SUPPLY
(F/A, H/L)
118 2856 FO FUEL OIL
A (F/A, T/B) FOP
FOV
FUEL OIL POLISHER
FUEL OIL VENT
A Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
3000
STAIR 3
FIRE LIFT LOBBY BOT BOTTOM OF TRUNKING
(H/L, T/A)
682 485
BOP BOTTOM OF PIPE
B
2000 481
STAIR 4
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) 6 NOTES :
6120
2000
FIRE / SERVICE LIFT 1. FUEL SUPPLY AND RETURN PIPES TO BE
570 600
82
CAPPED-OFF (TYPICAL).
2000
410 710
PIPE BRACKET SUPPORT
C
2000
F/A (TYP. TO 22 Nos.)
2000
Ø25 FUEL VENT
8400
00 2024/04 KEN SHOP DRAWING
2000
BOP : 4522mm REV DATE CHKD DESCRIPTION
WS5 SHOP DRAWING
2000
IV
CLIENT:
D AVV AUTOMATIC AIR VENT (TYP. TO 2) VANTAGE KUL14 SDN BHD
2000
2000
Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS) MID VALLEY CITY,
1300
7800
Ø80 FUEL RETURN (SS) 59200 KUALA LUMPUR,
2000
WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
(MALAYSIA) SDNBHD
2000
1:200
Marine
E Ø65 FUEL SUPPLY (SS)
1300
2000
BOP : 806mm Lumpur
Tel: 010-946 9432
Fax:03-2858 1899
2000
PIPE BRACKET SUPPORT MULTI-DISCIPLINE LEAD:
8400
1:200
PLINTH SUPPORT
2000
3, ANSON ROAD
1250
200
SINGAPORE 079909
2000
710
A company of
100 1800 1900
LEVEL ROOF Singapore | t: +65 6408 3389 | www.red-eng.com
F
300
2000
44050 Public Internal Restricted Confidential
LEAD ARCHITECT:
2000
+61 2 8069 8930
LEVEL 22
7800
LEVEL 03 - SECTION A-A 66 PITT STREET
2000
A 1 : 50
ABN: 79 139 779 098
2000
G BHD (853747-K)
2000
2000
5400

Tel: +603- 7734 3333 / 7734 2688
Fax: +603- 7734 3663
2000
H 2000
4675
2000

(951321-X) FAX: 03-2732 5524
I
2000

3725

2000
J MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT:

2000
506

6385
82 118 (1131996-U)
No. 26.1 & 26-3, TEL : +603 - 5879 0959
Jalan Puteri 2/4, FAX : +603 - 5879 9959
K 47100 Puchong Selangor. EMAIL : info@duriane.com
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:
RISER
8435
TEL: +603 4047 3488

FAX: +603 4047 3487
FIRE LIFT LOBBY
16 COLLYER QUAY
L #22 01/02 INCOME @ RAFFLES
SINGAPORE 049318
t: +65 6227 2038 |
PR. RISER
6465
STAIR 2 MEP CONTRACTOR:

VDC STORE
CHILLED WATER PUMP HOUSE
M (913886-A)
TEL : 03-5122 9908 FAX : 03-5122 8908
Project
KUL14 DATA CENTER
Title
FUEL PLAN - LEVEL ROOF (OVERALL) ISOMETRIC - LEVEL ROOF MECHANICAL
1 1 : 200
3 FUEL PLAN - LEVEL ROOF (OVERALL)

MSS CWP KEN
As indicated @ A1 13 MAY 2024
5/5/2024 11:53:25 PM
Dwg No.
KUL14-SD-04-M127-1A-WS5-EIP
Model Origination

APPENDIX C- INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN

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Leighton Contractor (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Inspection and Test Plan
Contract: KUL14 Vantage Data Centre

Project Number: M23010
Process: Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping
ITP No.: KUL 14-ITP-XX-M125-WS5-LCM
Date: 09th May 2024
THIS INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN COMPRISES THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS AND IS
APPROVED FOR USE:
PART 1 Inspection and Test Plan
PART 2 Quality Control Checklist/s – these are to be a BU, project or activity specific checklists
Refer also to the Construction Lot Tracker for this ITP
Reference Documentation KUL14-MS-XX-M-507-WS5-LCM, KUL14-SD-UG-M122-1A-WS5-EIP, KUL14-

SD-ZZ-M300-1A-WS5-EIP, KUL14-SD-00-M123-1A-WS5-EIP, KUL14-SD-01-
M124-1A-WS5-EIP, KUL14-SD-02-M125-1A-WS5-EIP, KUL14-SD-03-M126-1A-
WS5-EIP, KUL14-SD-ZZ-M404-1A-WS5-EIP, KUL14-SD-04-M127-1A-WS5-EIP
Prepared by: Zul Hazwan

(Construction Lot Owner) (signature) 09.5.2024 (date)
Reviewed by: Athif Anuar

(Project Engineering Representative) (signature) (date)
Reviewed by: Thavanesan

Doraisamy
(Project Quality Representative) (signature) (date)
Approved by: Fazil Hashim

(Project Manager) (signature) (date)
Acceptance by:
(Design Consultant) (signature) (date)
Client acceptance:
(if required) (signature) (date)
Project Doc. No.: Revision:
Title: ITP – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

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Leighton Contractor (M) Sdn. Bhd. `
PART 1 OF INSPECTION & TEST PLAN
Contract Name: KUL14 Vantage Data Centre Project Number: M23010 ITP No: KUL 14-ITP-XX-M125-
WS5-LCM
Process: Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Note:
• Please review your projects specific contract and specification requirements when preparing and approving an ITP
• Frequency must be filled out specifically to the Projects Contract and Statutory Requirements
• Hold/Witness Requirements HP-Hold Point, WP-Witness Point, SW-Spot Witness, R-Review
• All Mock up or FOK inspection: Client Representative Requirement: Hold Point
Item Inspection / Test Responsibility Specification Conformance Method Frequency Hold/Witness Requirements Records or
Point Reference Criteria Checklist
summary
EIPT LCM DP BVPI VDC/BSM Reference
A. Preliminary
A.01 Submission of Site Const. 1. Project Approved By Transmit by Each Drawing HP WP WP, HP R Drawing
Shop Drawing Team, Specification Supervision Procore R Approval
Engineer 2. Project Engineer &
Contract Client
A.02 Submission Site Const. 1. Project Approved By Transmit by Each CMS HP WP WP, HP R CMS
CMS Team, Specification Supervision Procore R Approval
Engineer 2. Project Engineer &
Contract Client
A.03 Material Site Const. 1. Project Approved By Transmit by Technical HP WP WP, HP R Material
Approval Team, Specification Supervision Procore Specificatio R Approval
- HDPE Pipe
- Stainless Engineer 2. Project Engineer &
Steel Pipe Contract Client
Title: ITP – Installation of Aboveground and Underground Fuel Piping

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B. Construction (in-process) Inspections and Tests

B.01 Setting Out Site Const. 1. KUL14-MS- Approved Visual Prior to HP WP WP, HP SW Approved
and Determine Team, XX-M-507- CMS & Shop commencem R CMS
the Work Area Engineer WS5-LCM Drawing ent of work
2. Approved
Shop Drawing
B.02 Material Site Const. 1. Material 1.Delivered Visual Each Material HP WP WP, HP SW KUL14-IC-
Delivery, Team, Approval materials as Inspection to deliver R XX-G004-
Handling & Engineer per approved WS5-LCM
Storage MSA & D.O
2. No
damages to
delivered
materials
3. Proper
storage
B.03 Installation of Site Const. 1. KUL14-MS- -Check all pipe Visual Prior to start HP WP WP, HP SW KUL14-IC-
Underground Team, XX-M-507- routing, Inspection work R XX-M187-
Fuel Pipe Engineer WS5-LCM fittings, valves WS5-LCM
2. Approved and
Shop Drawing accessories
same as shop
drawing.
B.04 Pressure Site Const. Approved -Compliance Visual After HP WP WP, SW SW KUL14-MS-
Testing Team, CMS & Shop To KUL14-MS- Inspection installation R XX-M736-
Underground Engineer Drawing XX-M736- underground WS5-LCM-
Fuel Piping WS5-LCM-CX fuel pipe CX
Commissionin - Pneumatic
g CxL2 Pressure Test
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1.5x working
pressure bar
- Working
pressure 2bar
B.05 Installation of Site Const. 1. KUL14-MS- -Check all pipe Visual Prior to start HP WP WP, HP SW KUL14-IC-
Aboveground Team, XX-M-507- routing, Inspection work R XX-M187-
Fuel Pipe Engineer WS5-LCM fittings, valves WS5-LCM
2. Approved and
Shop Drawing accessories
same as shop
drawing.
B.06 Pressure Site Const. Approved -Compliance Visual After HP WP WP, SW SW KUL14-MS-
Testing Team, CMS & Shop To KUL14-MS- Inspection Installation R XX-M736-
Aboveground Engineer Drawing XX-M736- aboveground WS5-LCM-
Fuel Piping WS5-LCM-CX fuel pipe CX
Commissionin - Pneumatic
g CxL2 Pressure Test
1.5x working
pressure bar
- Working
pressure 2bar
B.07 Fuel Pipe Site Const. Approved -Clean and Visual After HP WP WP, SW SW KUL14-MS-
Flushing Team, CMS & Shop purge the fuel Inspection installation R XX-M689-
Inspection Engineer Drawing pipeline WS5-LCM-
Commissionin system to CX
g CxL2 remove any
debris and
contaminants,
that may affect
its
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performance.
C. Completion of Work
C.01 Submission of Site Const. As per site - Transmit By All HP WP WP HP R As Built
As-built Team, Installation Procore Installation Drawing
Drawing Engineer Submission
C.02 Operation and Site Const. 1. System - Transmit By After Testing HP WP WP WP R Operation &
Maintenance Team, Description Procore & Manual
Engineer Commissioni Document
ng
Hold/Witness Requirements HP-Hold Point WP-Witness Point SW-Spot Witness

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Quality Control Checklist

PART 2 OF INSPECTION & TEST PLAN
Quality Control Checklist – this is to be a BU, project or activity specific checklist.
To Refer attached form for Quality Control Checklist / Report Checklist

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Leighton Asia
Request for Inspection Form
Contract No.: Mxxxxx RFIC Ref No.
Contract: KUL14 Vantage Data Centre
Construction Lot No.: ITP No.
PART A: To be filled by Subcontractor:
(1) Details of work to be inspected:
(Dwg/ MS / Material Ref if necessary)

(2) Location of work: KUL14
(3) The above works will be ready for inspection on.: Date: Time:
(4) Hold Point/Witness Point/Spot Witness (delete as appropriate): HP/WP/SW:
Requested by:
Name: Designation
Signature: Date: Time:
PART B: To be filled & inspected by Leighton:

Work outlined in Part A above has been inspected. Authorization to proceed is (LCM
Engineer) APPROVED REJECTED
Remarks / Coments:
Received by:
Name: Designation
PART C: To be filled & inspected by Client/Consultant/PMC Representative:

Work outlined in Part A above has been inspected. Authorization to proceed is
(Tick whichever applicable) APPROVED REJECTED
Remarks / Coments:
Received by:
Name: Designation
Signature: Company: Date: Time:
Remarks / Coments:
Spot Witnessed by BSM/ VDC:

Name: Designation
PART D: To be filled by Close Out Leighton:
Remarks / Coments:
Received by:
Name: Designation
KUL14-IC-XX-G001-WS4-LCM Page 1 of 1 Request for Inspection

KUL14 - Vantage Data Center
MATERIAL INCOMING INSPECTION CHECKLIST

RFIC No. : Date :
Delivery No. : Supplier :

Material
Submisson : Transporter :
Description
Item Quantity Remarks
(include type and dimension)
INSPECTION YES NO
1 Quantity as per delivery dockets?
2 Goods damage?
3 Identification acceptable?
4 Complience documentation complete?
5 Special handling / storage required?
6 Check agaist approve sample (if applicable)
7 Defect identified?
Record Details :
(attached additional
if required)
Prepare by: Checked by: Witness by:
Name: Name: Name:

Date: Date: Date:
Ref./ RFI No:

Project Name: KUL14 Vantage Data Centre
Fuel System Date:
Installation of Fuel Pipe Inspection Checklist
Location: Area:
No. Description of Works Acceptance N/A Remarks

Yes No
1 Correct pipe material
2 Pipe routing as per approved drawing
3 Check pipe sizes for single wall and double wall

pipes correctly installed as per approved drawing
4 Ensure piping is cleaned and stain free
5 Ensure equipment is in clean condition
6 Bracket and support installed and spaced

correctly
7 Visually check pipe joint and welding
8 Accessories such as flanges, valves and other

fittings are correctly installed
9 Field devices such as sensors and gauges are
correctly installed
10 Check all painting are complete
11. For sections connecting to equipment, to check

pipe connections are installed correctly and
properly
12
13
Subcontractor: Name: Signature: Date:
Main Contractor: Name: Signature: Date:
Consultant: Name: Signature: Date:
* Add items in blank where necessary

Comments:
CHECKLIST NO: KUL14-IC-XX-M187-WS5-LCM

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APPENDIX D- MATERIAL / TECHNICAL DATA

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STAINLESS STEEL PIPE DATA
SHEET
MILL TEST CERTIFICATE
ISO CERTIFICATE
Current issue date: 4 August 2020 Original approval(s):
Expiry date: 3 August 2023 ISO 9001 - 4 August 2011
Certificate identity number: 10275099
Certificate of Approval
This is to certify that the Management System of:
Pantech Stainless & Alloy Industries

Sdn. Bhd. (733428-W)
PTD 204334, Jalan Platinum Utama, Kawasan Perindustrian Pasir Gudang, Zon 12B, 81700 Pasir Gudang,
Johor, Malaysia
has been approved by Lloyd's Register to the following standards:
ISO 9001:2015
Approval number(s): ISO 9001 – 0047465
The scope of this approval is applicable to:
Manufacture of welded austenitic stainless steel pipes and wrought austenitic stainless steel pipe fittings.
Luis Cunha
Area Operations Manager - SAMEA
Issued by: Lloyd's Register of Shipping (M) Bhd
for and on behalf of: Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Limited
Lloyd's Register Group Limited, its affiliates and subsidiaries, including Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Limited (LRQA), and their respective officers, employees or agents
are, individually and collectively, referred to in this clause as 'Lloyd's Register'. Lloyd's Register assumes no responsibility and shall not be liable to any person for any loss,
damage or expense caused by reliance on the information or advice in this document or howsoever provided, unless that person has signed a contract with the relevant Lloyd's
Register entity for the provision of this information or advice and in that case any responsibility or liability is exclusively on the terms and conditions set out in that contract.
Issued by: Lloyd's Register of Shipping (M) Bhd, Level 28, Tower A, Naza Tower Platinum Park, No. 10, 50088 Persiaran KLCC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for and on behalf of:
Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Limited, 1 Trinity Park, Bickenhill Lane, Birmingham B37 7ES, United Kingdom
Page 1 of 1
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
PERAKUAN PEMATUHAN STANDARD
(BAHAN BINAAN)
Adalah dengan ini Pengilang/Pengeluar yang dinyatakan di bawah ini telah mengeluarkan bahan binaan yang
diperakui oleh Lembaga mengikut Bahagian VIIA Akta Lembaga Pembangunan Industri Pembinaan
Malaysia (Pindaan 2011). Perakuan ini adalah tertakluk kepada syarat-syarat yang telah ditetapkan.
Perakuan ini mengesahkan bahawa bahan atau produk binaan yang dinyatakan di bawah telah diperakukan
No. Pendaftaran : 1181112JH0321
Nama Pengilang / Pengeluar : PANTECH STAINLESS&ALLOY INDUSTRIES SDN BHD
Alamat Kilang Berdaftar : PTD 204334,JLN PLATINUM UTAMA,
KAWASAN PERINDUSTRIAN PASIR GUDANG,ZON 12B, 81700
PASIR GUDANG, JOHOR, MALAYSIA
JOHOR
Kategori dan Jenis produk bahan binaan :

(Rujuk Lampiran A untuk butiran terperinci)
IRON AND STEEL PRODUCTS

- Welded Stainless Steel Pipes
Tarikh Mula Berkuatkuasa : 12-11-2022

Tarikh Tamat Tempoh Perakuan : 11-11-2023
Perakuan ini hendaklah diperbaharui selewat-lewatnya 30 hari sebelum tarikh tamat tempoh perakuan
Nota: Perakuan dikeluarkan setelah Lembaga menjalankan pemeriksaan dan pengesahan ke atas kilang dan
produk-produk yang terkandung di dalam Pensijilan Produk (Product Certification) yang dikeluarkan oleh
Badan Pensijilan yang diiktiraf. Pihak pengeluar/pengilang adalah bertanggungjawab untuk memastikan
Pensijilan Produk (Product Certificate) sentiasa dalam tempoh sahlaku.
ANNIS OTHMAN
PENGARAH
CIDB NEGERI JOHOR
b.p Ketua Eksekutif
SIJIL INI ADALAH CETAKAN KOMPUTER DAN TIDAK MEMERLUKAN TANDATANGAN

SYARAT - SYARAT PERAKUAN PEMATUHAN STANDARD (PPS)
1. Syarat-syarat
a) Perakuan ini tidak boleh dipindah milik.
b) Lembaga berhak mengenakan apa-apa arahan berkenaan bahan binaan dan standard yang didaftarkan dalam PPS ini dari
semasa ke semasa.
c) Lembaga berhak pada bila-bila masa menjalankan pemeriksaan terhadap mana-mana pihak yang berurusan dengan
mana-mana bahan binaan yang terkandung dalam Jadual Keempat.
2. Tanggungjawab Pemilik Sijil PPS
a) Memahami dan mematuhi peruntukan-peruntukan Akta Lembaga Pembangunan Industri Pembinaan Malaysia 1994 Akta 520
(Pindaan 2011), peraturan-peraturan yang dibuat di bawahnya dan apa-apa terma, syarat-syarat atau sekatan yang
dikenakan oleh Lembaga dari semasa ke semasa.
b) Tidak boleh berurusan atau mengaku janji untuk berurusan, sama ada secara langsung atau tidak langsung, dengan bahan
binaan yang dinyatakan dalam Jadual Keempat, melainkan jika bahan binaan itu telah diperakukan dan memperolehi PPS yang
masih sah (belum tamat tempoh).
c) Memastikan Sijil Produk/ Keputusan Pengujian Penuh yang dikeluarkan oleh Badan Pensijilan yang diiktiraf bagi bahan binaan
yang diperakukan dalam perakuan ini sentiasa dalam tempoh sah laku.
d) Mengemukakan Salinan sijil PPS ini kepada pembeli semasa urusan pembekalan, pemasaran, pemindahan dan penjualan
sebagai bukti bahan binaan ini telah diperakui oleh Lembaga.
e) Sentiasa memberi kerjasama dalam mengemukakan apa-apa maklumat yang dikehendaki oleh Lembaga dari semasa ke
semasa.
f) Memaklumkan kepada Lembaga jika ingin menamatkan, memindahkan atau apa-apa perubahan berkaitan operasi dan lokasi.
g) Memahami dan bertanggungjawab terhadap produk-produk yang memerlukan pematuhan standard yang berterusan
(pembaharuan) terutama yang melibatkan kualiti dan keselamatan kerja-kerja pembinaan, pekerja dan orang awam (Contoh;
perancah, konkrit siap bancuh atau lain-lain yang berkaitan)
3. Tindakan Atas Perlanggaran Akta 520 CIDB
a) Lembaga boleh mengambil tindakan pendakwaan mahkamah kepada mana-mana orang yang melanggar mana-mana
peruntukan dalam Akta 520 dan apabila disabitkan, didenda tidak kurang daripada sepuluh ribu ringgit (RM10,000) tetapi tidak
melebihi lima ratus ribu ringgit (RM500,000).
b) Lembaga juga boleh mengenakan tindakan tatatertib terhadap mana-mana ketidakpatuhan yang dilakukan seperti berikut:-
Bil Kesalahan Hukuman

1 Berurusan dengan PPS yang tamat tempoh Gantung, Batal PPS atau
2 Memalsu atau mengubahsuai sijil PPS, Pensijilan Produk (PC), Keputusan Pengujian Penuh dikenakan penalti denda
(FTTR) atau apa-apa dokumen berkaitan bagi maksud memperakui bahan binaan tersebut tidak lebih RM10,000 atau
3 Melakukan apa-apa ketidakpatuhan terhadap bahan binaan yang diperiksa atau mana-mana tindakan
berdasarkan keputusan ujian atau kedua-duanya gantung atau batal dan juga
4 Melanggar mana-mana arahan Lembaga, akujanji atau akuan tanggungjawab yang dikeluarkan dikenakan penalti denda
tidak lebih RM10,000
5 Berurusan dengan mana-mana bahan binaan yang tiada di dalam senarai sijil PPS
6 Walau bagaimanapun bagi PC yang telah digantung, dibatal atau lain-lain tindakan oleh PPS tersebut akan
Badan Persijilan (CB) digantung atau dibatalkan
7 Pemohon membatalkan atau menggantung PPS secara sukarela
c) Lembaga tidak akan bertanggungjawab terhadap apa-apa kerugian atau kos-kos yang terlibat hasil dari tindakan
ketidakpatuhan yang dilakukan dan ianya merupakan tanggungjawab pengeluar, pengilang atau mana-mana orang yang
berurusan sepenuhnya.
Catatan : PPS yang telah diputuskan dan dibatalkan oleh Jawatankuasa tatatertib tidak boleh diperbaharui sehingga tempoh maksima 2
tahun. Perlanggaran arahan tersebut dan masih berurusan dengan bahan yang tidak diperakukan akan mengakibatkan pemohon
disenarai hitam dari memohon PPS selamanya dan tindakan pendakwaan mahkamah dengan denda maksima RM500,000.
LAMPIRAN A
No. Pendaftaran : 1181112JH0321

No. Pengilang / Pengeluar : PANTECH STAINLESS&ALLOY INDUSTRIES SDN BHD
Kategori Jenis / Saiz Jenama Standard

IRON AND STEEL Welded Stainless Steel Pipes PANTECH ASTM A312-13A
PRODUCTS 1/2" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
Welded Stainless Steel Pipes PANTECH ASTM A312-13A
3/4" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
1" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
1 1/4" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
& ALLOY
2" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
& ALLOY
3" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
& ALLOY
4" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
5" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
6" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
8" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
10" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
12" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
14" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
16" STAINLESS STEEL
& ALLOY
HDPE PIPE DATA SHEET
No. 1,2
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3,4,10,11
No. 3
No. 10
No. 4
No. 11
No. 5,12
No. 5
No. 12
No. 6,7,13,14
No. 7
No. 6
No. 14
No. 13
No. 8,15
No. 8
No. 15
No. 9,16
No. 9
No. 16
No. 17,18,19,20
No. 18
No. 20
No. 17
No. 19
KPS DATASHEET
ISO CERTIFICATION
ISO 9001 | ISO 14001
MANUFACTURING LICENSE
Page 1 of 4
Fuelstar Surveillance Scheme
Manufacturing Licence
Issued to: OPW Sweden AB, Fabriksgatan 3, Box 70, S-73622 Kungsör, Sweden
Products: The KPS Petrol Pipe System™
The list of part numbers covered by this Certificate is shown on pages 2 to 4.
This is to certify that samples of the products defined above have been checked by
RINA and found to comply with the requirements of the following:
EN 14125:2013 Thermoplastic and flexible metal pipework for underground installation
at petrol filling stations.
The Fuelstar Surveillance Scheme is operated in accordance with Annex A of Institute
of Petroleum Performance Specification for Underground Pipework Systems at Petrol
Filling Stations, Second Edition, February 2001, ISBN 0 85293 323 1.
Test details are given in relevant RINA Test Certificates.
Duration of validity of this Certificate: Valid until 31st August 2024

NOTE 1: This certificate should only be reviewed or reproduced in full.
NOTE 2: Validity of this certificate is based on passing ongoing Fuelstar testing.
NOTE 3: This certificate remains the property of RINA. RINA reserves the right to withdraw or revise it following
written notification to the issuee. Any revision is indicated by a change in certificate number.
Conditions on the validity of this Certificate: The parts that feature exposed metal should be protected
against corrosion if directly buried.
Certificate prepared by:

Maciek Hulme
Materials Consultant
Certificate approved by:
Ben Hickman
Laboratory Manager
Licence number: 2016-0275-ML26 Dated: 16/08/2023
This certificate should only be reviewed in full
RINA Tech UK Ltd, 1 Springfield Drive, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 7AJ, UK
2016-0275-ML26
Page 2 of 4
Product No: Size Component Application

KP 10-110 110 mm End cap PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 110E 110 mm Version 6 pipe PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 110EC 110 mm Conductive pipe PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 125SC 125 mm Secondary pipe, see KP125/110SC CS2
KP 125/110SC 125/110 mm Secondary system PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 125/110SCEC 125/110 mm Secondary system PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 200SC 200 mm Secondary pipe CS2
KP 2-110 110 mm Welding socket PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 2-125SC 125 mm Secondary welding socket CS2
KP 2-125/110SC 125/110 mm Integrated welding socket PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 2-125/110SCA 125/110 mm Integrated welding socket PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 23-110 110 mm Integrated 90º bend PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 2-75SC 75 mm Secondary pipe, see KP73/63SC CS2
KP 28-110 110 mm Weldable tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 29-90/63 90/63 mm Weldable reduction PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-110 110 mm 90º bend PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-110F 110 mm 90º formed bend PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-110FC 110 mm 90º formed bend Conductive PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-110FCL 110 mm 90º formed bend Conductive PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-110FL 110 mm 90º formed bend PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-125/110SC 125/110 mm 90º formed bend PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 3-125/110SCEC 125/110 mm 90º formed bend Conductive PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 3-54FLL 54 mm 90º formed bend PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-160FC 160 mm 90° formed bend Conductive PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 3-200SC 200 mm 90° formed bend secondary CS2
KP 3-200/160SCEC 200/160 mm 90° formed bend Conductive PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
2016-0275-ML26
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KP 5-110 110 mm Stub flange PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 6-110 110 mm Separate flange PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 7-110/90 110/90 mm Gasket PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-110F 110 mm Tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-110FL 110 mm Tee formed Long PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-54F 54 mm Tee formed PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-54FC 54 mm Tee formed Conductive PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-54FCL 54 mm Tee formed Long PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-63/32 63/32 mm Reduced Tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-63FCL 63 mm Tee formed Conductive Long PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-63FR 63 mm Tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-75/63SC 75/63 mm Integrated tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 8-75/63SC-F 75/63 mm Integrated tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 8-75/63SCEC-L 75/63 mm Integrated tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 8-200/160SCEC 200/160 mm Integrated tee (primary only) PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-90/63 90/63 mm Reduced tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 9-110/63 110/63 mm Reducer PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 9-125/75SC 125/75 mm Reducer CS2
KP C11-110 110 mm Transition end coupling PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
2016-0275-ML26
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KP CC-110 110 mm Conductor PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP T125/110SC 125/110 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T125/110SC-L 125/110 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP T125/110SC2A 125/110 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T200/160 SCA 200/160 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T25-10 25 mm Flexible steel hose PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP T75/63SC 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP W110 110 mm Mechanical connection PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP W6-110 110 mm Threaded flange PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 2-75/63SCA 75/63 mm Integrated welding socket PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP 2-125/110SC2A 110/125 mm Integrated welding socket CS2
KP T75-63B 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63B-L 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2A 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2A-L 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2B 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2B-L 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2A 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2A-L 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2B 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2B-L 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM125/110SC2A 125/110 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
2016-0275-ML26
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
Page 1 of 5
Certificate of Compliance
Type Approval
Issued to: OPW Sweden AB, Fabriksgatan 3, Box 70, S-73622 Kungsör, Sweden
Product range: KPS Petrol Pipe System™
This certificate covers only those items listed on the attached pages, and should only
be reviewed or reproduced in full.
Applications: Positive pressure and vacuum suction delivery, vent lines, fill pipes,
vapour recovery and secondary containment Type CS2.
This is to certify that samples of the items listed on the attached pages have
been tested by RINA and have been found to comply with the requirements of
the following standard for initial type testing:
EN 14125:2013 Thermoplastic and flexible metal pipework for underground
installation at petrol filling stations
Full details are given in RINA report number: 2005-0584 Issue 4 and additionally
RINA projects EDP1974001, EDP1985001, EDP2076001, EDP2223001,
EDP2572001, EDP3362001, EDP02766-001, EDP46480-001, EDP48093-001 and
EDP48998-001.
NOTE 1: This certificate remains the property of RINA. RINA reserves the right to withdraw or revise it following
written notification to the issuee. Any revision is indicated by a change in certificate number.
NOTE 2: The part numbers specified in this document are approved for temperature class T2 (-20 °C) from BS EN
14125:2013.
Conditions on the validity of this Certificate: None
Certificate prepared by:
Maciek Hulme
Consultant Engineer
Certificate approved by:
Ben Hickman
Laboratory Manager
Certificate number: 2016-0381-007 Dated: 17/02/2023

RINA Tech UK Ltd., 1 Springfield Drive, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 7AJ, UK
2016-0381-007
Page 2 of 5
OPW Sweden AB
Certificate of Compliance 2016-0381-006
Issue Description Prepared by Approved by Date

Added issue table
5 A. Wooldridge B. Hickman 19/09/2019
Added part descriptions
Parts added from RINA projects
EDP46480-001 and EDP48093-001.
6 B. Hickman J. Avery 27/09/2022
References to Version 6 pipe added from
RINA project EDP02766-001.
7 Parts added from RINA project EDP48998-001 M. Hulme B. Hickman 17/02/2023
2016-0381-007
Page 3 of 5

KP 200SC 200 mm Secondary pipe CS2
KP 2-75SC 75 mm Secondary pipe, see KP73/63SC CS2
KP 29-90/63 90/63 mm Weldable reduction PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
2016-0381-007
Page 4 of 5

KP 8-54F 54 mm Tee formed PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-54FCL 54 mm Tee formed Long PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-63/32 63/32 mm Reduced Tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-63FR 63 mm Tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-75/63SC 75/63 mm Integrated tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 8-75/63SC-F 75/63 mm Integrated tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 8-75/63SCEC-L 75/63 mm Integrated tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 8-200/160SCEC 200/160 mm Integrated tee (primary only) PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
KP 8-90/63 90/63 mm Reduced tee PP/VA/FI/VE/VR
2016-0381-007
Page 5 of 5

KP T125/110SC 125/110 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T125/110SC-L 125/110 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP T125/110SC2A 125/110 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T200/160 SCA 200/160 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75/63SC 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/FI/VE/VR/CS2
KP 2-125/110SC2A 110/125 mm Integrated welding socket CS2
KP T75-63B 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63B-L 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2A 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2A-L 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2B 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP T75-63SC2B-L 75/63 mm Termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2A 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2A-L 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2B 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM75-63SC2B-L 75/63 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
KP TM125/110SC2A 125/110 mm Entry seal and termination fitting PP/VA/VE/VR/FI/CS2
2016-0381-007

Method Statement No: KUL14-MS-XX-M-507-WS5-LCM
APPENDIX E- ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT & MITIGATION

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Key: Level of Significance: Level 1 An impact that could cause pollution or degradation that may have irreversible detrimental
(High Severity) effects on the environment and/or community.
Level 2 An impact that could cause pollution or degradation that may have persistent but reversible
(Medium Severity) detrimental effects on the environment and/or community.
Level 3 An impact that could cause pollution or degradation that may have short term and reversible
(Low Severity) detrimental effects on the environment and/or community.
Aspects Sources Level of Significance Mitigation Plan Responsible By
Noise Heavy Machineries Level 3 • Control vehicle movement Construction team /
Operation noise generating machineries Subcontractors
at site by promote safe driving
practices
Concreting activity, Level 3 • Installation of site hoarding Construction team/
grinding activity • Restriction of operating hours Subcontractors
of earth moving vehicles
Movement of construction Level 2 • Regular water spraying of Construction team

vehicles transporting construction sites
material • Stockpiles shall be covered
• Ensure construction access or
haulage route are kept damp
by water browser ib regular
basis
• Wheel washing facility shall
be provided at all entry or exit
points into the public road
Air Quality Erosion and Level 2 • Silt fence to be erected along Construction team
sedimentation to the the boundary of the project
existing watercourses • Dewatering only allowed to be
due to the excavation and channelled to project silt trap
dewatering of
• Maintenance of silt trap to be
substructure
conducted regularly when it is
1/3 full with sediment
• Temporary slope protection to
be installed to prevents soil
erosion
Water Quality Flooding due to the Level 2 • Desilting of temporary earth Construction team/
surrounding drainage not drain Subcontractors
able to accommodate the • Earth bund shall be
increase in surface runoff constructed along the
boundary of the project
Sewage from temporary Level 2 • Desludging of temporary toilet Construction team/
toilet shall be conducted regularly Subcontractors
• Allocation of temporary toilet
shall not be near to nearby
waterbody
• Provide sufficient numbers of
temporary toilets at the
project site
Generation of scheduled Level 2 • Segregation of scheduled Construction team/
waste from maintenance waste from construction waste Subcontractors
and refuelling activity at the point source of
generation
• Scheduled waste shall be
stored at the designated
scheduled waste storage area
• Scheduled waste shall be
disposed at the licensed
prescribed premises within 6
months after day of
generation.

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Waste Site clearing activity will Level 2 • Biomass can be used as Construction team/
generate temporary slope protection to Subcontractors
biomass/unsuitable reduce soil erosion
material waste • Disposal of biomass and
unsuitable material outside of
project site may require local
authority approval
Generation of Level 3 • Designated construction Construction team/
construction waste waste bin to be allocated at Subcontractors
the project site
• Waste shall be disposed on
regular basis at the approved
landfill
• Recyclable waste will be
segregated at source and
sent for recycling
Generation of domestic Level 3 • Designated ‘Mobile Garbage Construction team/
waste Bin” to be allocated at the Subcontractors
project site
• Domestic waste shall be
disposed on regular basis at
the approved landfill
Use of natural resources Level 3 • Supply chain control to Construction team/
for project construction ensure no wastage of material Subcontractors
• To carry out inventory control
for the incoming material
Landscape and Improper handling of Level 2 • To ensure all chemicals Construction team/
Visual chemical stored in the designated Subcontractors
chemical storage area
• Chemicals stored temporary
at site shall accompanied with
secondary containment to
avoid spillage
Prepared by: Muhammad Zul Hazwan bin Abu Bakar Signature: Date: 15.5.2024
Approved by: Abdul Raof bin Sharif Signature: Date: 15.5.2024

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APPENDIX F- CONSTRUCTION RISK ASSESSMENT

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Leighton Contractors (M) Sdn. Bhd.
Construction Risk Assessment – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping
Business / Project: KUL14 VANTAGE DATA CENTRE Project No.: M23010
Method Statement Sheet: KUL14-MS-XX-507-WS5-LCM Risk Assessment Reference: KUL14-CRA-XX-M012-WS5-LCM
APPROVED BY
Assessor(s) – Name Position Signature Date
Name Position Signature Date
Abdul Raof Bin Sharif Project Manager 15.5.2024
Muhammad Zafri Bin Abdul Aziz Safety and Health Officer 15.5.2024
Adrian Howarth MEP Manager
Muhammad Zul Hazwan Bin 15.5.2024
Assistant Engineer
Abd Bakar
Date for Next Assessment Review: RISK MATRIX

Likelihood Severity Risk Factor Number (RFN/Residual Risk RR)
Note: 1: Unlikely 1: Negligible 1-2: Trivial
2: Remote 2: Slight 3-5: Acceptable/Tolerable
▪ Risks identified as “CLASS 1” should be shown using the designation of “CL1” within the column of “Risk” on this assessment document.
▪ New review – maximum of 90 days or if methodology risk/controls etc change. 3: Quite possible X 3: Moderate = 6-9: Moderate (Acceptable with review)
4: Likely 4: High 10-15: Substantial
5: Very Likely 5: Very High 16-25: Intolerable/Unacceptable
Plant/Equipment : Task Specific PPE : Foreman :

Tools/Materials :
Consumables other resources – power/water etc : Permits : Foreman or :
Signoff as specified
Site – Relevant drawings (Drgs – XXX/XXX/T/XXXX) : Competent Person : Foreman :
Legend: A = Likelihood B = Severity C = Risk Factor Number (RFN/Residual Risk RR)

Sequential Job/Task Initial Responsible Person Re-
People at Risk Hazard Risk Assessment Control Measures Assessment
(Descripted in sufficient details to (a single person for
enable assessment of risk) A B C each control) A B C
1. Preparation of work Site Personnel, Physical hazards Bodily injury 1. Attend health and safety induction course. Project PIC/ Engineer/ 1 3 3
Worker 2. Conduct daily tool-box meeting prior to start work. Supervisor
3. Briefed approved CMS, CRA and JHA to all staff and workers
4. Provide appropriate training to all staff and workers.
2 3 6
5. Supervision the compliance at site.
6. Provision of suitable PPE to all staff and workers and to ensure
all site personnel wear PPE at all times (safety helmet, safety
glasses, safety shoe and long sleeves).
Site personnel, Poor Information Obstruction and Clashing 1. Highlight in daily meeting for planning and coordination info. Project PIC/ Engineer/ 1 3 3
Worker work 2. Follow approved shop drawing. Supervisor
3. Coordinate closely with building contractor
2 3 6
Title: CRA – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

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Site personnel / Struck against / Hit by falling object during 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker struck by (Tools, material Unloading / Loading 2. Lifting gears are inspected/ tagged Supervisor
& equipment) Material 3. Lifting plan to be in place
CLASS 1 4. Barricade work area
4 4 16 5. Signalman in Place 2 4 8
6. Crane has valid PMA
7. Tag line in place
8. Valid Permit to Work in Place
9. Wear correct PPE
2. Installation Underground Fuel Pipe Site personnel, Fire and Fatality and serious 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker electrical shock Injury 2. Ensure all tools and equipment are inspected Supervisor
CLASS 1 3. Valid permit to work
4. Power socket outlet to electrical tools protected by Circuit
Breaker to prevent overload.
5. Use only industrial type waterproof electrical plugs and
4 4 16 connector 2 4 8
6. Ensure all tools are inspected
7. Provide suitable insulated lead stands/hooks for suspension of
power cables off the floor
8. Wear proper PPE during handling specific tools
9. Disconnect power supply while not use.
10. Keep workplace clean, dry and free from trip hazards
Site personnel, Struck against / struck by Serious bodily injury 1. Prohibit removal guards and any other safety features. Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker (Tools, Equipment and CLASS 1 2. Remove, repair or replace any damaged and unsafe tools Supervisor
Material) 3. Ensure all tools and equipment are inspected
4. Operate tools according to manufacturers’ instructions.
5. Ensure provision and correct use of appropriate PPE
4 3 12 6. Store tools properly at designated locations when not in use 2 3 6
and after work.
7. Select tools provided with designed sheaths for safe carrying
and storage
8. Ensure workplace are clear from other people during
transporting material
Site personnel / Ergonomic Sprains, strains, back 1. Wear correct PPE at workplace Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker injury 2. Work in buddy system Supervisor
CLASS 1 3. Ensure working area are organized and tidy
4. Apply ergonomic practice-right technique to lift and avoid poor
3 3 9 1 3 3
posture
5. Use mechanical assist tools for transporting tools
6. Reduce the frequency of lifting and the amount of time
employees perform lifting tasks

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3. Installation of Aboveground Fuel Pipe Site personnel, Fire, explosion & electrical Fatality / serious 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker burns Injury 2. Wear correct PPE at workplace Supervisor
CLASS 1 3. Ensure all tools and equipment are inspected
4. Valid permit to work
5. Welding machine power supplies must be connected by heavy
duty cables and have isolating switches and circuit breakers
4 4 16 2 4 8
7. Provide suitable insulated lead stands/hooks for suspension of
power cables off the floor
8. Welders shall avoid working in close proximity of each other
9. No flammable substance near working area
10. Provide fire extinguisher and fire watcher during hot work
Site personnel, Struck against / struck by Serious bodily injury 1. Prohibit removal guards and any other safety features. Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker (Tools, Equipment and CLASS 1 2. Remove, repair or replace any damaged and unsafe tools Supervisor
Material) 3. Ensure all tools and equipment are inspected
4. Operate tools according to manufacturers’ instructions.
5. Ensure provision and correct use of appropriate PPE
4 3 12 6. Store tools properly at designated locations when not in use 2 3 6
and after work.
7. Select tools provided with designed sheaths for safe carrying
and storage
8. Ensure workplace are clear from other people during
transporting material
Site personnel, Struck by kickback power Serious bodily injury 1. Wear correct PPE during work Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker tools/object CLASS 1 2. Valid PTW. Supervisor
3. Ensure the wheel guard is in place before operating the grinder
4. Proper handling tools during work
4 3 12 2 3 6
5. Avoid using grinders near flammable materials
6. Put grinder when wheel has stopped
7. Do not use wheels that are cracked or those that excessively
vibrate.
Site personnel, Fall from Height/ object Body injury & Fatality 1. Attend the training Working at Height Awareness Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker CLASS 1 2. Valid PTW Supervisor
3. Conduct FCB / Take 5 prior to working at height activity.
4. Full body harness with 100% tied off at guard rail while perform
4 3 12 working at height. 2 3 6
5. Body harness be inspected
6. Lanyard for the tools.
7. Ensure ladders are secured, can support the required weight
and users maintain 3 points of contact.
Site personnel, Scaffold collapse Fatality, Serious bodily 1. Ensure safe scaffolding has a valid inspection certificate / Scaff Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker injury tag, which has been signed off by a competent person Supervisor
CLASS 1 2. Scaffolding need to wearing Purple Helmet
4 3 12 3. Scaffolding inspector must fulfill all local legislative 2 3 6
requirements from DOSH
4. Scaffolding and work platforms be constructed from suitable
materials
4. Night Work Site personnel, Slip, strip and fall due Bodily injury 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker to low illumination 2. Obtain extend night work PTW Supervisor
3 3 9 3. Access shall be clear from obstruction 2 3 6
4. Provide sufficient lights at workplace
5. Proper housekeeping upon completion of work

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5. Housekeeping Site personnel Slip, trip, and falls on same Sprains, strains, and 1. All works areas, access and egress are to be kept clean and Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker level might cause lower back clear of tripping hazards Supervisor
injury. 2 3 6 2. Site supervisor to monitor worker doing housekeeping 1 3 3
Site personnel Sharp Edges Can cause minor injury 1. Wear half latex glove. Project PIC/ Engineer/
Worker 2. All waste be placed in appropriate waste bin Supervisor
2 2 4 3. Close supervision by supervisor 1 2 2

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APPENDIX G- JOB HAZARD ANALYSIS

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Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)

Business / Project : KUL14 Vantage Data Centre Project No.: M23010
JHA Reference No. : KUL14-JHA-XX-M023-WS5-LCM

(e.g. H1234-CON-HA-NNN)
Location of Works Activity : KUL14 Vantage Data Centre Method Statement Reference: KUL14-MS-XX-M-507-WS5-LCM
(e.g. H1234-CON-MST-NNN)
Works Activity : Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping
Risk Assessment Reference: KUL14-CRA-XX-M012-WS5-LCM
(E.g. H1234-CON-RAS-NNN)
Other Document Reference:
FIELD CONTROL INSPECTION CHECKS

Expected Duration of Works : Designate the number of checks required in line with stated frequency
From To Person undertaking inspection checks to indicate which planned check is being
conducted by “circling” the related sequence number of check(s) below:
Field Control Check – : A. Work Commencement – All Checks
Frequency 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
B. Every 14days 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Period Over Which Checks :
to be Conducted 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
From To
Field Control Inspection Checks – control measures requiring inspection, check and signoff will be identified using ” ✓ “ indicator in either the “PRE-WORKS” or
“DURING” works columns within the “Action(s) Complete/Control in Place” column as appropriate. Inspections and checks are related to the stated control
measures per “job/task”.
“Job/Task” steps that do not show an inspection/check, i.e. no cross indicated in box “  “ do not require formal inspection check or signoff but should be
referenced / observed and considered during inspections activities.
Guidance - “Field Control Inspectors”

4. Is there a change to the working conditions/environment that deviates from the
1. Ensure all personnel have completed the Field Control Briefing.
approved CMS?
2. Question team and verify knowledge about the current CL 1 Risk & Controls. 5. Check workplace controls are in place and comply to LA COP’s & PSS.
3. Check that the “Scope of Works” is still current as listed within CMS. 6. Issue “STOP WORKS” order where unsafe conditions are observed.
Title: Job Hazard Analysis

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Prepared By Name: Muhaammad Zul Hazwan Bin Abu Bakar Signature: Date:
15.5.2024
Position: Assistant Engineer
Reviewed By Name: Muhamad Zafri Bin Aziz Signature: Date:
15.5.2024
Position: Safety and Health Officer
Approved By Name: Nor Zaide Yahya Signature: Date:
Position: Safety Officer LCM
Nominated Responsible Persons: Engineers / Supervisors / Foremen / Subcontractors

• We have had detailed discussion and explanation for this Job Hazard Analysis during the “Task Launch Meeting”, and will implement, check/monitor as specified the control measures accordingly.
• Refer to the training record for details of all training attendees for “Task Launch Meeting” and “Field Control Briefing”.
Leighton – Signed after “Task Launch Meeting”
Name: Athif Anuar Name: Nor Zaidi Yahya Name: Adrian Howarth Name: Name: Name:
Title: Project Engineer Title: Safety Officer Title: MEP Manager Title: Title: Title:
Contact: 016 600 0232 Contact: Contact: Contact: Contact: Contact:
Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature:
Subcontractor – Signed after “Task Launch Meeting”
Name: Zul Hazwan Name: Abdul Raof Name: Muhamad Zafri Name: Name: Name:
Title: Project Engineer Title: Project Manager Title: Safety Officer Title: Title: Title:
Contact: 012 774 6114 Contact: 016 233 9928 Contact: 017 625 8095 Contact: Contact: Contact:
Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature: Signature:

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Note: • The inspections and checks are related to the stated of control measures per individual “job/task”, please check either “Pre-Work” or “During” as appropriate and signoff in the column “Action(s) Complete/Control in Place”.
• A Blank check-box indicates the relevant “controls” for the “job / task” do NOT require a formal check, inspection and signoff, though they should be referenced during inspections.
1 Control Measures
Action(s) Complete /
Responsible Control in Place
# Class 1 Risks
Person Checked by/
Image/Photo Description Pre-Work During
Signature
1 Preparation of Struck against / 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/
materials and struck by 2. Lifting gears are inspected/ tagged Engineer/ ☐ ☐
(Tools, 3. Lifting plan to be in place Supervisor
equipment
Equipment and 4. Barricade work area
5. Signalman in Place
Material)
6. Crane has valid PMA
7. Tag line in place
8. Valid Permit to Work in Place
9. Wear correct PPE
2 Installation Underground Fire and 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/
Fuel Pipe electrical shock 2. Ensure all tools and equipment are Engineer/ ☐ ☐
inspected Supervisor
4. Power socket outlet to electrical tools
protected by Circuit Breaker to prevent
overload.
5. Use only industrial type waterproof electrical
plugs and connector
7. Provide suitable insulated lead
stands/hooks for suspension of power
cables off the floor
8. Wear proper PPE during handling specific
tools
9. Disconnect power supply while not use.
10. Keep workplace clean, dry and free from trip
hazards

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1 Control Measures
# Class 1 Risks
Person Checked by/
Signature
Struck against / 1. Prohibit removal guards and any other Project PIC/
struck by safety features. Engineer/ ☐ ☐
(Tools, 2. Remove, repair or replace any damaged Supervisor
Equipment and and unsafe tools
Material) 3. Ensure all tools and equipment are
inspected
4. Operate tools according to manufacturers’
instructions.
5. Ensure provision and correct use of
appropriate PPE
6. Store tools properly at designated locations
when not in use and after work.
7. Select tools provided with designed sheaths
for safe carrying and storage
8. Ensure workplace are clear from other
people during transporting material
Ergonomic 1. Wear correct PPE at workplace
2. Work in buddy system ☐ ☐
3. Ensure working area are organized and tidy
4. Apply ergonomic practice-right technique to
lift and avoid poor posture
5. Use mechanical assist tools for transporting
tools
6. Reduce the frequency of lifting and the
amount of time employees perform lifting
tasks

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1 Control Measures
# Class 1 Risks
Person Checked by/
Signature
3 Installation of Fire, explosion & 1. Conduct FCB/ Take 5 prior to start work Project PIC/
Aboveground Fuel Pipe electrical burns 2. Wear correct PPE at workplace Engineer/ ☐ ☐
3. Ensure all tools and equipment are Supervisor
inspected
5. Welding machine power supplies must be
connected by heavy duty cables and have
isolating switches and circuit breakers
7. Provide suitable insulated lead
stands/hooks for suspension of power
cables off the floor
8. Welders shall avoid working in close
proximity of each other
9. No flammable substance near working area
10. Provide fire extinguisher and fire watcher
during hot work
Struck against / 1. Prohibit removal guards and any other Project PIC/
struck by (Tools, safety features. Engineer/ ☐ ☐
Equipment and 2. Remove, repair or replace any damaged Supervisor
Material)
and unsafe tools
3. Ensure all tools and equipment are
inspected
4. Operate tools according to manufacturers’
instructions.
5. Ensure provision and correct use of
appropriate PPE
6. Store tools properly at designated locations
when not in use and after work.
7. Select tools provided with designed sheaths
for safe carrying and storage
8. Ensure workplace are clear from other
people during transporting material
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1 Control Measures
# Class 1 Risks
Person Checked by/
Signature
Struck by 1. Wear correct PPE during work Project PIC/
kickback power 2. Valid PTW. Engineer/ ☐ ☐
tools/object 3. Ensure the wheel guard is in place before Supervisor
operating the grinder
4. Proper handling tools during work
5. Avoid using grinders near flammable
materials
6. Put grinder when wheel has stopped
7. Do not use wheels that are cracked or those
that excessively vibrate.
Fall from Height/ 1. Attend the training Working at Height Project PIC/
object Awareness Engineer/ ☐ ☐
2. Valid PTW Supervisor
3. Conduct FCB / Take 5 prior to working at
height activity.
4. Full body harness with 100% tied off at
guard rail while perform working at height.
5. Body harness be inspected
6. Lanyard for the tools.
7. Ensure ladders are secured, can support
the required weight and users maintain 3
points of contact.
Scaffold 1. Ensure safe scaffolding has a valid Project PIC/
collapse inspection certificate / Scaff tag, which has Engineer/ ☐ ☐
been signed off by a competent person Supervisor
2. Scaffolding need to wearing Purple Helmet
3. Scaffolding inspector must fulfill all local
legislative requirements from DOSH
4. Scaffolding and work platforms be
constructed from suitable materials

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Remarks/Comments
Field Control Inspection Check – Submission / Verification and Closeout

Field Control Inspector: I confirm that all CL 1 Risk control measures as stated within this JHA have been established, and are being maintained and controlled
at the working area. I also confirm that these controls, and others where necessary are in compliance with LA Class One Practices & Project Safety Standards.
Comments on rectifications can be seen in the above Remarks/Comments box.
JHA Submitted By Name: Zul Hazwan Signature: Date:
(Engineer) Position: Assistant Engineer
Verified By Name: Signature: Date:
(Manager) Position:
Closed By Name: Signature: Date:
(Manager) Position:
Note: Please issue the completed copies to Safety Department for filing

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APPENDIX H- OTHERS
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN

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1. SCOPE
This work instruction serves as guidance to project personnel in carrying out working at
height (WAH) activities safely; taking into consideration for every factor affecting the
safety of personnel while work is being carried out. This work instruction covers all SKA
Technology Sdn Bhd works where the company has its operations for Vantage Data
Centre Main Building at a site located at Lot PT 12165, Cyber Point 4 Road, Cyber 8,
Cyberjaya, Mukim Dengkil, Daerah Sepang, SelangorDarul Ehsan. This is also to ensure
the work will be executed on site entirely complying with LCM standard. EI Power
Technologies Sdn Bhd has been appointed as the subcontractor for the project, and the
safety measures will be given the utmost priority to ensure the safety and security of the work.
While these guidelines are primarily aimed at the building operation and work of for
engineering construction in relation to the design, building, and maintenance &
demolition of structures; it alsohas application to a wide range of work situations where
workers are placed in a position from which fall from height are possible.
Wherever a fall from any height could result in harm, some sort of fall protection should be
used tobreak the fall and minimize the damage and risk of injury. Fall protection shall be
supplied and used on site at risk of a fall of 1.8 meters or more. The employer / main
contractor can select the fall protection method that is most compatible with the type of
work being carried out.
These guidelines apply to all workplaces in Malaysia covered by the Factories and
Machinery Act1967 and Occupational Safety and Health Amendment Act 2022. The
aforementioned document provides detailed guidance on the safe working at heights.
However, it is not possible to deal withevery situation that may be found in the workplace
where there is a potential for personnel / materials to fall from, through or into any area,
person, equipment, machinery, etc.

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2. RESPONSIBILITY
An Emergency Response Team (ERT) should be established. ERT is the internal

team to be at fore front handling the emergency situation and they should be
trained in fire-fighting, first aid and other related aspects to make sure they are
well equipped to execute the ERP procedures in the event of emergencies.
The Proposed ERT for the Project is conceptually presented below. The
roles of ERT include:
 To control or limit any effect that an emergency or potential emergency

may have on site or on neighboring areas;
 To facilitate emergency response and to provide such assistance on the
site as isappropriate to the occasion;
 To provide a communication channel with local, regional and federal
emergencyresponse networks;
 To ensure timely communication of all vital information;
 To facilitate the reorganization and reconstruction activities so that normal
operationscan be resumed;
 To provide training so that a high level of emergency
preparedness can becontinuously maintained; and
To provide a basis for updating and reviewing emergency procedures.

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Person In Charge Task

 Assumes overall control of emergency
 Ensures safety of personnel and sat plan for
damage control;
 Ensures that the appropriate personnel are
notified of emergency;
 Ensures adequate resources are available to
Incident Manager (Facility Manager)
control emergency;
 Communicates with Incident Coordinator to
control emergency:
 Seeks emergency funds and call-out for mutual
aid and other outside help;
 Directs evacuation/stop site activities if required.
 Confirms Emergency Control Implementation
Plan with Incident Manager,
 Coordinates emergency situation,
evacuation/stop site activities if required;
 Assembles ERT Members
 Stops activities relating to emergency situation;
 Advises on emergency control techniques;
 Liaises with Resources Coordinator on resource
Incident Coordinator (Operation Supervisor) requirement;
 Coordinates mutual aid program, assistance from
BOMBA, Police, doctors and other authorities;
 Advises Incident Manager on regulatory
requirements:
 Channels queries by the Authorities to the right
personnel; and
 Ensure that incident press releases, if any are
made only upon approval by the
Project Manager.
 Calls out first-aider, clinics, hospitals or
ambulance services as needed;
 Ensures any injured person is attended to
immediately;
 Ensures first aid equipment (e.g.: first aid kit,
stretcher, blanket, etc.) are available and can
 be brought to site immediately;
 Liaises with Incident Coordinator on resources
requirement;
Resources / Medical Coordinator (Site Safety
 Secures equipment and materials required for
Supervisor)
damage control;
 Keeps safety officer informed of
deliveries/ arrival of resources;
 Ensures that resources required are
sent/ transported to site immediately;
 Updates ERP documentation records, and
 Conducts regular checks on emergency
response equipment and facilities and keeping
record of each check.

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 To evaluate the effectiveness of fall prevention

measures.
 To ensure all reasonable and practicable
measures are implemented for the safety and
health of the workers while working at height.
 To identify and foresee any potential hazards
Site Safety Supervisor / Safety and Health while working at height.
Officer  Assist the Project Manager to develop and
implement the safety procedure and ensure that
the PTW has been implemented effectively.
 To carry out routine site inspection, to identify
and point out any unsafe work conditions and
unsafe act.
 To review the application for the PTW and ensure
that life document tally with and updated as work
activity planning.
 Reports to Guard House;

 Consolidates Head Count to confirm all
personnel are accounted for;
 Maintains total site security and stop non-
essential person from entering site;
 Coordinates search and rescue for missing
Security Coordinator (Security Officer) personnel;
 Ensures safety of personnel within the facility:
 Ensures main access is clear for emergency use
only;
 Inform and directs BOMBA to site: and
 Directs any arriving support group or authorities
to the Safety Officer.
 Perform front-line Damage Control actions as

directed by the Safety Officer:
 Work as a team to ensure safety of colleagues.
ERT Members
Administer first aid when required; and
 Maintain communications with
Safety officer

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EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (ERT) ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

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3. PROCEDURES
This plan defines the activities to be followed by those people required to work on
the roof of structures or any related work at risk of a fall of 1.8 meters or more in
compliance to LCM Standard.
3.1 General
To support and follow safe work practice as well as to prevent
workers fall fromheight at workplaces, which are liable to cause injury:
 Method of statement must be approved for the working at height

 Permit To Work must be comply prior start work
 Fall prevention, fall arrest and falling object protection
measures shall beinstalled prior to commencement of working
at height.
 Working at height training (in-house) should be attended by all
personnelinvolved in the activity.
4. WAH RESCUE PLAN
SITUATION ACTION
Worker has fallen from the platform and self- Notify emergency services
rescue, or assisted rescue is not available
Worker has fallen from the platform but is
conscious, has the right equipment and can self- Standby worker to place ladder for affected
worker descent to the ground.
rescue
1) Contact emergency services immediately. 2)
Worker has fallen from the platform and the Workers to move injured worker away
mobile scaffold is operable and can move freely.
slowly and carefully from mobile scaffold
1) Do not attempt rescue.

Workers has fallen and additional hazard are 2) Warn others to stay away.
suspected, such as electrical contact or
hazardous atmospheres. 3) Contact emergency services.
4) Notify a supervisor.

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5. APPENDIX A – ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Incident Occur
Report Immediately to supervisor
Mr. Faiz : 017-695 2680
Supervisor to STOP WORK immediately to

attend injured person
Supervisor/HSE representativeto
notify LCM representative
Supervisor notify HSE representative and
Manager immediately Mr. Zaidi : 013-7077742 (Safety
Officer
Mr. Zafri : 017-625 8095 (SSS)
Mr. Naguru: 016-8527307 (SHO)
Mr. Raof : 016-233 9288 (Project Manager)
Mr. Mohd Ridzuzan Jaafar: 011-
70733442 (Project Nurse)
First Aid Kit Treatment for Minor Injury
Serious injury to be send to the

Supervisor, HSE with LCM representative to nearest Clinic / Hospital or call
carry out the investigation to determine root ambulance
cause & safety precaution
Submit the incident investigation report to Mr. Faiz : 017-695 2680

the LCM for record
Mr. Zul : 012-774 6114
Revise the CRA and JHA
EMERGENCY HOTLINE:
999
To share incident scenario to the whole site
personnel for lesson learn
Review the effective control measure and

continue implement

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Document No: KUL14-MS-XX-M507-WS5-LCM

PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION, 1 BLOCK DATA CENTRE 4 STOREYS, 1 GUARD

Leighton Contractors (M) Sdn. Bhd. EI Power Technologies Sdn. Bhd.

Construction Method Statement

1. PREPARATION SIGN OFF (Suitable Trained/Experienced Person.)

3. REVIEW BY SIGN OFF (Prior to start of Works)

4. APPROVED BY (Works Area Manager)

5. PROJECT DIRECTOR SOFT CONTROL APPROVAL REQUIRED ☐ Yes ☐ No

Signed by Project Manager Signed by Project Lead

Name: Anthony Nicol Date Name: Anthony Nicol Date

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

Scope of work as listed below: -

1. Survey, setting-out & preparation.

Title Document Ref. Rev. no. Rev. Date Procore Ref.

Mechanical Fuel Plan- KUL14-SD-UG-M122-1A-WS5- 01 20/2/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Chamber KUL14-SD-ZZ-M300-1A-WS5- 01 20/2/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level 00 KUL14-SD-00-M123-1A-WS5- 01 5/5/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level 01 KUL14-SD-01-M124-1A-WS5- 00 15/4/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level 02 KUL14-SD-02-M125-1A-WS5- 00 15/4/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level 03 KUL14-SD-03-M126-1A-WS5- 00 15/4/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Plant Room KUL14-SD-ZZ-M404-1A-WS5- 00 15/4/2024 -

Mechanical Fuel Plan- Level KUL14-SD-04-M127-1A-WS5- 00 13/5/2024 -

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

Shop Drawing to refer APPENDIX C- Drawings

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

MATERIAL STORAGE &

SITE PREPARATION (TEMPORARY

INSPECTION & SIGN OFF

TESTING & COMMISSIONING

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

4. QUANTITIES AND RESOURCES

4.2. List of Material

5 Fire Seal Hilti

Refer APPENDIX D - Material / Technical Data

4.3. Manpower Planning

Manpower Role Quantity Duration

Construction Method Statement

Overall Project Progress

5. CONSTRUCTION METHOD AND SEQUENCE OF WORKS

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

ACTIVITY ILLUSTRATIONS NOTES

5.3. Site Preparation Work

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

ACTIVITY ILLUSTRATIONS NOTES

5.3.3 PTW (Permit 1. Permits to Work application prior to

HOLD POINT: To obtain PTW prior to start

Title: CMS – Installation of Underground and Aboveground Fuel Piping

Construction Method Statement

ACTIVITY ILLUSTRATIONS NOTES

HOLD POINT: Identify personnel PPE

5.3.6 Site survey & 1. A site survey and marking involve