Dewatering MST

COMPANY: Contract No.
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QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED LTC/C/NFE/3998/18
PROJECT: RLTO EXPANSION AND OFFPLOT FACILITIES OF THE NORTH FIELD Doc. No.:
EXPANSION PROJECT (EPC-3) NFXP3-ECC-CC-MST-00437
CONTRACTOR: TECNICAS REUNIDAS S.A. Rev. 0
SUBCONTRACTOR: CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION W.L.L PAGE 1 OF 74
Doc. Title: METHOD STATEMENT FOR DEWATERING WORKS FOR CULVERT (NFERC-306, 307, 308), PIPE RACK
FOUNDATIONS & PIPE SLEEPERS AT HA-03 (EPC-3)
CONTRACT TITLE:
ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND COMMISSIONING AGREEMENT FOR

RLTO EXPANSION AND OFF PLOT FACILITIES OF THE NORTH FIELD EXPANSION PROJECT
TITLE:
METHOD STATEMENT FOR DEWATERING WORKS

FOR CULVERT (NFERC-306, 307, 308),
PIPE RACK FOUNDATIONS & PIPE SLEEPERS
AT HA-03 (EPC-3)
0 01-Nov-2023 Approved for Construction JSK LIX YY
B 11-Oct-2023 Issued for Approval JSK LIX YY
A 25-July-2023 Issued for Inter-Discipline Check HAS LIX YY
Prep’d by Chk’d by App’d by Chk’d by App’d by

Rev. Issue Date Revision Description
SUBCONT. SUBCONT. SUBCONT. COMPANY. COMPANY.
COMPANY
QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED
CONTRACTOR
TECNICAS REUNIDAS S.A.
SUBCONTRACTOR
CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION W.L.L
DOCUMENT NO. NFXP3-ECC-CC-MST-00437 DOC. CLASS A

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Table of Contents
1. GENERAL........................................................................................................................4
1.1 PURPOSE....................................................................................................................4
1.2 SCOPE OF WORKS....................................................................................................4
1.3 LEGISLATION AND CODE OF PRACTICE................................................................6
1.4 DEFINITIONS...............................................................................................................6
1.5 ABBREVIATIONS........................................................................................................7
1.6 REFERENCES.............................................................................................................8
1.7 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES BY SUB-CONTRACTOR & HYDROSERV
(DEWATERING SPECIALIST).....................................................................................8
1.7.1 SHES (Coordinator)...................................................................................................8
1.7.2 SHES Team (SHES Officer).......................................................................................9
1.7.3 Site Management (Site Supervisor and Operations Manager)..............................9
1.7.4 Employees (Operators, Maintenance and Supervisors)........................................9
1.7.5 Foreman....................................................................................................................10
1.7.6 Flagman....................................................................................................................10
1.7.7 Rigger........................................................................................................................10
1.7.8 Electrician & Helpers...............................................................................................10
1.8 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES BY MAIN CONTRACTOR.......................................11
1.8.1 Construction Manager.............................................................................................11
1.8.2 SHES Officer.............................................................................................................11
1.8.3 Permit Control Coordinator....................................................................................11
1.8.4 Site Engineer............................................................................................................11
1.8.5 Site Supervisor.........................................................................................................12
1.8.6 Environmental Coordinator....................................................................................12
1.8.7 Lifting Supervisor....................................................................................................13
1.8.8 Scaffolders Supervisor............................................................................................13
2. RESOURCES.................................................................................................................14
2.1 PLANT & EQUIPMENTS...........................................................................................14
Note: 14
2.2 TOOLS MATERIALS AND MANPOWER..................................................................15
2.2.1 Light Tools................................................................................................................15
2.2.2 Materials....................................................................................................................15
2.2.3 Manpower.................................................................................................................15
3. SHES 16
4. POLLUTION CONTROL................................................................................................17
5. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE...................................................................18
5.1 EMERGENCY EVACUATION....................................................................................18
6. PROCEDURE / SEQUENCE OF WORK.......................................................................18
6.1 MOBILIZATION OF EQUIPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS.................19
6.2 DEWATERING SYSTEM...........................................................................................19
6.3 INSTALLATION OF SUMPS AND TRENCHES........................................................20
6.4 INSTALLATION OF DIESEL PUMPS........................................................................21
6.5 INSTALLATION OF HEADER PIPEWORK AND DISCHARGE PIPEWORK...........21

6.6 INSTALLATION OF STEEL RAMP...........................................................................21
6.7 METHODOLOGY FOR BUTT WELDING SYSTEM...................................................22
6.8 BUTT WELDING SYSTEM........................................................................................23
6.9 BUTT WELDING OPERATION..................................................................................23
6.10 BUTT WELDING PREPARATION.............................................................................24
6.11 ALIGNMENT OF HDPE PIPES..................................................................................24
6.12 SHAVING OF SURFACE...........................................................................................25
6.13 HEATING OF SURFACE...........................................................................................26
6.14 FUSION OF SURFACES...........................................................................................26
6.15 COOLING OF JOINT.................................................................................................26
6.16 CHECKS OF WELD SEAM.......................................................................................26
6.17 VISUAL CHECK:.......................................................................................................26
6.18 WELDING PARAMETERS:.......................................................................................27
6.19 CORRECTIVE MEASURES:.....................................................................................27
6.20 MONITORING OF DISCHARGE WATER..................................................................27
6.21 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE DEWATERING SYSTEM...................28
6.22 DEWATERING SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING........................................................29
6.23 SCAFFOLDING / ERECTION....................................................................................29
7. POST FLOODING ACTIONS........................................................................................ 30
8. DIESEL REFILLING BY USING JERRY CAN & DIESEL TANKER.............................30
9. PLANT & EQUIPMENT MINOR MAINTENANCE.........................................................31
10.HEAT STRESS MANAGEMENT...................................................................................31
11.NIGHT SHIFT WORKS..................................................................................................33
12.HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY....................................................................33
13.SHES PLAN...................................................................................................................33
14.CONFINED SPACE RESCUE PLAN............................................................................ 36
15.APPENDICES................................................................................................................37
A JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS..............................................................................................38
B MONITORING SHEETS.................................................................................................74
C OVERALL DISCHARGE PLAN LAYOUT.....................................................................76
D SEDIMENTATION TANK DETAILS..............................................................................77
1. GENERAL
1.1 PURPOSE
The purpose of this method statement is to define the procedure to ensure that the
proposed materials, workmanship, roles, and possibilities to be used for complying with
the conditions/requirements as stipulated in project specifications for temporary
dewatering works using diesel pumps in CULVERTS, PIPE RACK FOUNDATIONS &
PIPE SLEEPERS (if required) in RLTO EXPANSION AND OFFPLOT FACILITIES OF
THE NORTH FIELD EXPANSION PROJECT.
1.2 SCOPE OF WORKS
The scope of this method statement details the methodology for the installation of the
temporary dewatering system required as part of the Site Excavation & Preparation for
CULVERT, PIPE RACK FOUNDATIONS & PIPE SLEEPERS (if required) in RLTO
EXPANSION AND OFFPLOT FACILITIES OF THE NORTH FIELD EXPANSION
PROJECT. Hydroserv shall install a temporary dewatering system under the supervision
of ELECO.
Figure 1: Culvert & Pipe Rack Foundation Overview

This document is a working document and shall be updated regularly according to site
conditions and the hydro geological conditions encountered. Separate Plan Drawings shall
be submitted for each Dewatering Location showing discharge point and all details prior
start for the activity. The scope of works covered in the table below is based on
information provided by Hydroserv and is as follows:
NFERC- NFERC- NFERC-

306 307 308
Assumed Excavation Length (m) 20.92 23.64 21.80
Assumed Excavation Width (m) 9.00 9.00 8.95
Perimeter of Excavation (m) 77.84 83.28 79.40
Shoring Type Open Cut
Ground Level (m QND) +3.43 +1.75 +1.98
Design Groundwater Level (m QND) +1.00 +1.00 +1.00
Maximum Excavation Level (m QND) -1.60 -2.43 -3.06
Target Drawdown Level (m QND) -2.60 -3.43 -4.06
Total Estimated Inflow (l/s) 15.00 l/s 17.00 l/s 15.00 l/s
2 (1 duty & 2 (1 duty & 2 (1 duty &
Proposed no. of 6” Diesel Pump
1 standby) 1 standby) 1 standby)
800m 200m 900m
(Discharge (Discharge (Discharge
Distance to Discharge Point (m)
to existing to Existing to Existing
V Ditch) V Ditch) V Ditch)
Distance to Open Water (Approx.) 1000m 400m 1000m
Table 1: Scope of works for Culvert – Foundation

90-PR-213 90-PR-214 90-PR-215

90-PR-216 90-PR-217
Assumed Excavation Length (m) 9.50 8.00 8.00 7.50 8.00
Assumed Excavation Width (m) 9.00 7.80 7.00 7.50 6.50
Perimeter of Excavation (m) 37 31.6 30.0 30.0 29.0
Shoring Type Open Cut

Ground Level (m QND) +3.43 +1.75 +1.98 +1.80 +1.62
Design Groundwater Level (m QND) +1.00 +1.00 +1.00 +1.00 +1.00
Maximum Excavation Level (m QND) +0.600 -0.220 -0.700 -0.800 -0.300
Target Drawdown Level (m QND) -0.600 -1.220 -1.700 -1.800 -1.300
Total Estimated Inflow (l/s) 15.00 l/s 17.00 l/s 15.00 l/s 15.00l/s 15.00l/s
2 (1 duty & 2 (1 duty & 2 (1 duty & 2 (1 duty & 2 (1 duty &
Proposed no. of 6” Diesel Pump
1 standby) 1 standby) 1 standby) 1 standby) 1 standby)
900m 200m 900m 100m 200m
(Discharge (Discharge (Discharge (Discharge (Discharge
Distance to Discharge Point (m)
to existing to Existing to Existing to Existing to Existing
V Ditch) V Ditch) V Ditch) V Ditch) V Ditch)
Distance to Open Water (Approx.) 1000m 400m 1000m 1000m 1000m
Table 2: Scope of work for pipe rack-foundation
1.3 LEGISLATION AND CODE OF PRACTICE
 Qatar Statutory Regulations, Qatar Gas Specifications, National & International

Standards and Codes of Practice
 Qatar Construction Specifications (QCS 2014)
 The Geological profile and the range of depths that strata are encountered on this
project site and is in reference to Doc. NFXP3-ACT-CC-REP-00003
1.4 DEFINITIONS
COMPANY QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED.
RLTO EXPANSION AND OFFPLOT FACILITIES OF THE

PROJECT
NORTH FIELD EXPANSION PROJECT (EPC-3)
CONTRACTOR TECNICAS REUNIDAS S.A.
SUBCONTRACTOR CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION W.L.L
DEWATERING SPECIALIST HYDROSERV W.L.L.
QC QUALITY CONTROL
QA QUALTIY ASSURANCE
Part of quality management focused on providing
QUALITY ASSURANCE
confidence that quality requirements will be fulfilled
Part of quality management focused on fulfilling quality

QUALITY CONTROL
requirements
1.5 ABBREVIATIONS
Abbreviations Definition
NFXP3 North field expansion Package-3
RLIC Ras Laffan Industrial City
RLTO Ras Laffan Terminal Operations
QG QATARGAS
MC Main Contractor
S/C Sub-Contractor
ELECO China Eleventh Chemical Construction
MOECC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change - Qatar
QA/QC Quality Assurance and Quality Control
SHES Safety, Health, Environment & Security
QCS 2014 Qatar Construction Specification 2014
TPC Third Party Certificate
eCPW Electronic Consolidated Permit to Work
CPW Consolidated Permit to work
LE Lifting Equipment
PTW Permit to Work
NCR Non-Conformance Report
LMRA Last Minute Risk Assessment
JSA Job Safety Analysis
QNHD Qatar National Height Datum
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
NFE JOC North Field Expansion Joint Operation Center
HDPE High-density polyethylene
1.6 REFERENCES
Document No. Document Title
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PLN-00001 Site Specific SHES Plan

NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00059 Plant & Equipment Inspection Program
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00028 Site SHES Training Plan
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00034 Job Safety Analysis
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00012 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Procedure
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00003 COVID 19 MANAGEMENT PLAN
QP-EG-Q-001 Rev.5 Environmental Monitoring and Reporting Plan
Procedure and Regulation Governing the Requirements
QRG-VI-004 for Consolidated Permit to Work (CPW) in Common
Areas of RLC
26-00-CL-SPC-00001 NFE Specification for earth work
NFEF-60-44-CI-TS-NA-001 Geo technical investigation and topographical survey
Environmental Regulations for Ras Laffan Industrial
Env. Reg-2005
City
QP-GDL-V- 001 QP Guideline for Waste Management
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00002 Environmental Management Program & Strategy
Procedure
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-SCH-00004 Preparation of List of Pipers Together with The Actual
Pipers
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PLN-00019
Weather Mitigation Plan
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PLN-00025
Site Safety Plan
1.7 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES BY SUB-CONTRACTOR & HYDROSERV (DEWATERING

SPECIALIST)
Description Quantity
Construction Manager 1
Site Engineer 1
SHES Supervisor 1
SHES Coordinator 1
Operations Manager 1
Operators As Required
Site Supervisor As Required
Foreman As Required
Flagman As Required
Rigger As Required
1.7.1 SHES (Coordinator)
• Collaborate, monitor, and review and risk register in accordance with the project SHES
policies and procedures.
• Identify and evaluate significant health and safety risks and control improvement
programs by implementation of the Risk assessment process.
• Conduct accident investigations for all accidents/incidents and significant near miss.
• Provide SHES assurance reports and scorecard submissions as determined by the SHES
manager including safety monthly report.
• Ensure SHES notice boards are populated and maintained with relevant SHES
information and correspondence.
• Coordinate all relevant permits and ensure they are current and up to date for the
duration of the activities.
1.7.2 SHES Team (SHES Officer)
• To monitor the SHES measures are implemented and adhered to.

• To assist in conducting toolbox talks.
• To assist in auditing and inspecting the sites in terms of Safety.
• To identify unsafe conditions and acts.
• To Ensure site works are being carried out with valid permit & permit conditions are
adhered.
• To participate in safety toolbox talks to be conducted by site supervisor & highlight
possible hazards associated with job.
• To warn persons who do not comply with Safety instructions.
• To provide SHES communication with Main Contractor.
• To report the incidents/accidents to Main Contractor.
1.7.3 Site Management (Site Supervisor and Operations Manager)
• To ensure the site safety in accordance with requirements.

• To obey and fully comply with the SHES instructions.
• To ensure the taking of the necessary SHES precautions.
• To supervise the workforce in terms of SHES.
• To report the SHES risks and accidents.
• To inform the employees about SHES matters during toolbox meetings.
• To monitor employees for compliance with SHES instructions.
• Compliance of the dewatering works with the technical specifications/requirements.
• Ensure SHES notice boards are populated and maintained with relevant SHES
information and correspondence.
• Supervise the site works to ensure the works are done according to the approved shop
drawings and related documents.
1.7.4 Employees (Operators, Maintenance and Supervisors)
• To take all reasonable measures to ensure the safety of the workforce, no damage to
equipment or materials and no damage to the environment.
• To observe and comply with all SHES rules and regulations.
• To report all unsafe acts and conditions to the main contractor SHES personnel.
• To report all accidents, incidents, and report able cases to the MC’s SHES personnel.
• To report all equipment damage.
• To maintain a safe and clean work area.
• To wear required protective clothing.
1.7.5 Foreman
• Foreman shall supervise all the activities on site and has full control over the use of the
labour, plant, and equipment. He ensures that the work that is carried out in full
compliance with the specification, and in a manner that conforms to the safety
requirements and shall coordinate to the Site Engineer regarding permit to work and for
any work is complete and ready for inspection.
• To Give task instruction, and toolbox meeting to all workers.
1.7.6 Flagman
• Flagman will give a signal to clearly direct vehicles and mobile equipment at all-time
ensuring they are kept separate.
• He ensures to reduce the amount of reversing where possible and be aware of the
dangers caused when reversing. Using practical techniques and agreed on a system of
signalling and hand signals, flagman will assist drivers and operators in all manpower’s.
• Flagman shall keep traffic area free of pedestrians.
1.7.7 Rigger
• Inspecting and preparing loads that need to be moved. Setting, aligning, and levelling
heavy equipment machinery. Selecting the appropriate rigging gear.
• Preparing rigging equipment including beams, pulleys, clamps, and bolts. Inspecting
rigging before final use.
• Monitoring and maintaining rigging equipment.
• Manoeuvring loads using heavy equipment machinery and by hand.
• Ensuring compliance with state and company safety procedures. Communicating with the
rigging and construction team.
• Breaking down rigging equipment and conducting post-rigging inspections.
1.7.8 Electrician & Helpers
• It is their responsibility to use PPE and follow the safety procedures and to do the work as
described in the method statement.
• All electricians shall be competent and have a good general electrical knowledge and
workmanship trade craft.
1.8 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES BY MAIN CONTRACTOR

The responsibilities among the Project related to Dewatering system works in Main
contractor are as follows.
1.8.1 Construction Manager
• Provide technical assistance to site team.

• Supervise the work ensuring that all the construction works are based on project
specifications and approved shop drawings.
• Ensure the compliance of site SHES regulation on site.
• Coordinate with all relevant departments to ensure that the work been done without
interfere or obstruction.
• Providing all the necessary approvals & permits prior the dewatering system commence
at site.
• Coordinate with MOECC and make sure that their regulation is set to site.
1.8.2 SHES Officer
• Supervise the site activities, especially in SHES compliance, to ensure that the site
activities are carried out safely and in environment friendly way.
• Correct non-compliance activities against project SHES regulations
• In consultation with the field staff, determine what SHES training is required for the
employees engaged in their area and ensure the facilities are organized to provide this
training.
• Supervise the recording, reporting and analysis of information on injuries, damage, and
losses, assess accident trends and review overall safety performances.
• To ensure that an adequate SHES training is delivered to all the workers prior to starting
of the activities.
• Improvements where necessary, in existing working methods to reduce SHES hazards.
• To comply the Legal and contractual requirements affecting environment, safety and
health of the employees.
• Carry out inspection in association with site management.
• To ensure that proper SHES information are posted onsite.
1.8.3 Permit Control Coordinator
• Coordinate all relevant permits and ensure they are current and up to date for the
duration of the activities.
1.8.4 Site Engineer
• Obtain PTW for lifting.

• Make sure that environmental permit on site and valid within the work duration.
• ensure that pipe work welding had done properly.
• make sure that all employees are working in safe environment.

• Communicate with supervisor for pertaining work.
• Maintain proper log for the monitor log report and to be submit on weekly basis.
• Make sure that all the required trust blocks and supports are in placed prior the
dewatering system start.
1.8.5 Site Supervisor
• Supervise the site activities, especially in SHES compliance, to ensure that the site
activities are carried out safely and in environment friendly way.
• Correct non-compliance activities against project SHES regulations
• Report relevant parties for improvement.
• In consultation with the field staff, determine what SHES training is required for the
employees engaged in their area and ensure the facilities are organized to provide this
training.
• Supervise the recording, reporting and analysis of information on injuries, damage, and
losses, assess accident trends and review overall safety performances.
• Preventing injury to personnel and damage to plant, equipment, and environment.
• Improvements where necessary, in existing working methods to reduce SHES hazards.
• Legal and contractual requirements affecting environment, safety, and health of the
employees.
• Provision and use of suitable PPE and equipment.
• Changes in legislation and safe codes of practice.
• Carry out inspection in association with site management to see that only safe plant,
equipment, and methods of working are in operation; that all laws and ordinances are
being observed, that all appropriate statutory notices have been posted; that washing
facilities and other amenities have been provided.
• Discuss with the SHES team what SHES information should be posted on safety bulletin
boards.
1.8.6 Environmental Coordinator
• Monitoring works implementation as per project’s environmental requirements. Advice for

environmentally sound operations and provide adequate instructions, training, and
supervision to enable employees to work avoiding environmental impacts.
• To perform environmental monitoring & reporting.
• Adheres to the Project specific method statements, procedures, inspection programs &
HSE instructions to get the activities performed to comply with project specification and
with full coordination with the HSE & Quality personnel.
• Report, determine & analyse the cause of any environmental incidence and recommend
measures for preventing recurrence.
• To liaise with third party lab for the sample analysis and test report.
• To coordinate with MC’s Environmental focal point for the performance of monitoring,
reporting at any incident.
1.8.7 Lifting Supervisor
• Minimum secondary level educated, or Engineering diploma or Degree and a third party
certified, and approved supervisor shall Participate in crane lifting planning and crane
lifting process for lifts process equipment. Participate in the lift job safety analysis.
• Assist the crane operators with preparing the area where the lift will occur.
• Participate in Pre lifting meeting. Review and sign the lifting permit authorization that all
preparations and safeguards are in place prior to making the lift.
1.8.8 Scaffolders Supervisor
• Responsible to carry out all the assigned work delegated from the Site Engineer.
• Scaffolding supervisor must inspect the Scaffolding prior to RFI for inspection.
• After completion of scaffolding tower/plat form Supervisor must be installed the Scaff tag
as per project requirement/specification.
• TPI inspector must inspect the scaffolding plat form prior to use and signed on Scaff tag.
• Ensure the proper job scope and method of work delivered to the assigned skilled
workers and labours.
• Ensure that the JSA will be strictly observed and always enforced in the job site.
• Assist the crane operators with preparing the area where the scaffolding platform will
occur.
• Assist the construction superintendent with preparing the area where the scaffolding will
occur and participate in the scaffolding job safety analysis.
• SCAFFTAG’s allow an immediate visual indication of the condition of a scaffold structure.
The system comprises of:
• Insert for the holder, one side in GREEN on WHITE background to indicate, when
showing, that the scaffold is complete and certified for use and giving details.
• NOTE: The only person authorized to fix a green SCAFFTAG will be Scaffold Inspector.
• Anyone can pull a green SCAFFTAG if they believe the scaffold is unsafe.
Figure 2: Scaff tag sticker
2. RESOURCES
2.1 PLANT & EQUIPMENTS
Description No. of Units Application
Mobile Crane 25 Ton 1 Lifting
Flatbed Trailer 1 Transportation
Dewatering Diesel Pumps Varies Pumping Operation
Clarifier and Discharge Tank 1 Ground water treatment
HDPE Discharge pipes Varies Discharge pipeline
Generator Varies Power source
Suction Hose Varies Ground water suction
Boom Truck 1 Loading/Unloading
Tower lights Varies Lighting
HDPE Butt Welding Machine 250mm Varies
HDPE Pipe Trimmer/ cutter Varies

Welding works
HDPE Pipe Joint Heater Varies
Electric Saw Varies
Table 3: Plant and Equipment list

Note:
1) 3rd Party Certification for Plant and Equipment will be available and checked to ensure validity prior
to commence work.
2) All machines shall follow Project standard and procedure and main contractor’s requirement if
required.
2.2 TOOLS MATERIALS AND MANPOWER
2.2.1 Light Tools
Description No. of Units Application
Power Tools (Various) As per Site requirement Construction
Hand Tools (Various) As per Site requirement Construction
Table 4: Light tools

2.2.2 Materials
 Welding bends & its HDPE Connections

 Welding Materials (if required)
 Gravel Backfill for Trench (if required)
 Chemical Spill Kit
 9kg powder Fire extinguisher
 First Aid Kit
 Basic Tool kit
 Scaffold materials
 Spill Kits
 Waste Skips
 Measuring Tape
 Spray Paints
 Warning Signs / Identification Tape
 Hard Barricade
 Steel ramp
2.2.3 Manpower
 Surveyor
 Scanning technicians Site Engineer
 SHES Officer
 Supervisor
 Lifting Supervisor
 Pump Operator
 Scaffolders
 Riggers
 Electrician
 HDPE Pipe welder
 Heavy Equipment Operators
 Heavy vehicle driver

 Helpers
 Diesel Filling attendant
3. SHES
ELECO shall ensure full compliance to all RLIC and Project SHES instructions. All
activities shall be performed under eCPW, with daily Task Instruction, LMRA and tool-box
talks, prior to the start of activities. ELECO shall ensure that all requirements detailed in
the JSA (Refer to Appendix A) is fully complied with and implemented in the field:
 The Supervisor shall ensure that the work party participates in the daily toolbox Talk
and carries out a task specific task instruction (TI) whereby the JSA is communicated
to the workers before the commencement of the activity.
 Safety Warning signs and barricades shall be installed where required.
 All plants and equipment shall be inspected and certified according to the Project
Plant and Equipment inspection procedure.
 Dewatering pumps shall be equipped with suitable fire extinguishers and drip trays
and Subcontractor shall carry out a recorded daily inspection of the equipment.
 Trained and competent people shall be involved in the activities including specialist’s
crafts such as riggers and operators during lifting and rigging.
 All mandatory and task specific PPE shall be used in accordance with Project
requirements.
 All personnel shall undergo relevant training including Site Safety induction and heat
stress training as a minimum.
 In case of any emergency or incident in the Project emergency, an incident
management flow chart shall be followed.
 Always maintain proper housekeeping on the site
 Adequate lights should be provided at the workplace during night work.
 All pumps at site have drip tray and anti-whip system attached both for suction and
discharge.
 The Heat Stress Management Program (NFXP2-SSG-SH-PRC-00007) should be
applied during heat stress season.
 All waste materials removed from the site shall be transported and dumped at
approved dumping skips located within the site.
 Disposal of waste material shall be carried out as per the local legislation and
practices in force.
 Standby diesel pumps shall be installed at site for emergency purposes like pump
breakdown.
 All required permits are the scope of the Main Contractor.
ELECO and Hydroserv shall ensure full compliance with RLIC dust control strategy and
support the requirement to control dust sources and improve the ambient air quality.
ELECO and Hydroserv shall implement the dust control hierarchy including prevention,
suppression, and containment of dust.
# PPE Description
1 Hard Hat
2 Safety Glasses
3 Dusty Mask
4 Safety Boots
5 Safety Gloves
6 Coveralls
7 Insulated Water Bottle
8 High Visibility Vest
9 Earmuffs
Table 5: PPE Description
4. POLLUTION CONTROL
In addition to the above ELECO will ensure that all necessary measures are undertaken to
prevent the pollution of the environment by his plant and equipment for works:
 Avoidance of pollution of any waters (surfaces or underground).

 Avoidance of nuisance of noise, vibrations, and Dust.
To minimize the environmental impact of the pollution, ELECO shall satisfactorily address
and undertake in a timely and efficient manner to the following issues as a minimum:
 Equipment which leaks any fuel, lubricant or hydraulic fluid shall not be used.
 Equipment shall be maintained to ensure efficiency and to minimize emissions.
 Equipment and vehicles shall be clean on arrival at site.
 Equipment and vehicles shall be clean when entering the site with all necessary
measures to eliminate spillage or contamination of existing roads.
 Fuel and oil shall be stored away from watercourses, fully bonded and containers
shall be maintained in a secure and clean manner.
 Drip tray will be maintained for all the Duty and standby diesel pumps.
 Drip trays must be used by the fueling crew during equipment fueling to prevent soil
contamination from minor fuel releases.
 Servicing of equipment shall be supervised and carried out in designated locations

approved by S/C’s SHES Department.
 Oil Spill Kits shall be available on site at all times.
 Personnel refueling equipment must be aware of the environmental requirements and
be trained in the use of spill kits and emergency procedures.
 Any spillage shall be immediately contained and removed from site to an approved
location of RLIC.
 Implement Dust Control Strategy by: Prevention, Suppression & Containment as per
RLIC procedure.
 Vehicle/Trucks shall not be overloaded and a suitable free board to be maintained.
 Introduce wet suppression for the stockpile of excavated material.
 Truck/vehicle speed to be limit on site to 20 Km/h.
5. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE
ELECO shall ensure that all its worksite staff and personnel and subcontractors are fully
aware of the site emergency procedures and knowledgeable of the use and location of the
essential emergency equipment. Any emergencies on site shall follow NFXP Project
Emergency Response Procedure (NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00007). Key contacts list shall
be posted on site. Emergency eyewash and trained first aiders and standby vehicles shall
be available at all times.
5.1 EMERGENCY EVACUATION
 In the event of an emergency, personnel shall follow the established Emergency

Response Plan.
 All equipment to cease activities, supervisory staff to be contacted immediately as
outlined on the emergency contact list.
 All working personnel shall go to the assembly point at the time of emergency.
 Emergency incidents must be reported and investigated as per project procedure.
 All emergency contact numbers to be posted on site. And emergency grid number to
be posted.
6. PROCEDURE / SEQUENCE OF WORK
The proposed dewatering methodology is trench & sump pumping system using diesel
pumps. Hydroserv has already performed different projects at the same Ras Laffan project
area. As a result, the pumping test is not required for this project conditions. If required in
future due to some unforeseen conditions during excavation, then pumping test will be
done at site after the mutual agreement with MC.
The preparation and application procedure shall be in strict accordance with the
manufacturer recommendation and approved Dewatering Plan drawings as described
below. Steel ramp shall be used in case of any dewatering pipes crossing the service road
Please refer to Appendix E for the typical layout of the Road Crossing
6.1 MOBILIZATION OF EQUIPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
All vehicles & equipment to be used in the work should be initially checked and approved
by the authorized personnel.
All Operators & drivers involved in operating equipment shall be licensed proof of
qualifications must be kept for review & would be competent for the tasks that they will be
carrying out.
Manufacturer’s specifications or owner’s manual for the equipment shall be on site and
reviewed for safety precautions or requirements. Incorporate the safety comments as
identified.
SHES manager, site superintendent will mobilize the Equipment as per approved TMP
(Traffic Management plan). Ensure travel routes & access to the jobsite is in good
condition and free from obstruction.
Access route for all equipment shall be provided and steel plates shall be provided to
cross the existing UG utilities/lines.
Once the trailer/Truck reached at site location, the equipment/materials shall be offloaded
from the vehicle using crane/boom truck and the materials shall be stored in approved
storage location.
Goal posts shall be installed if vehicles are required to pass under existing overhead
obstructions. Height of goal post to be determined by asset owner.
6.2 DEWATERING SYSTEM
The proposed dewatering system is trench and sump pumping system using diesel pump.
Trenching and sumps shall be required during the stages of excavation up to the final
formation level to allow flexibility in dealing with hydrogeological features.
If the excavation level is extended below 3 - 5m depth, then Equivalent capacity of

electrical sump pumps can be used instead of diesel pumps. The Maximum suction lift of
Diesel pump is just 3 - 5m.
The diesel pumps shall be connected to the main header line and the header main shall
be connected to the sedimentation tanks then to the booster station which shall be
discharged to the approved discharge location. Before discharging water to the discharge
location, water lab test needs to be done first, and if safe to discharge as per RLIC
Environmental requirement. The sample will be taken from the discharge tank, and it will
act as sampling point.
6.3 INSTALLATION OF SUMPS AND TRENCHES
During the stages of the excavation, trenching and sumps shall be employed in order to
control any surface water or over bleed water which may be encountered. Trenches
approximately 1m length x 1m deep would be excavated along the perimeter and the
middle of the excavation if required. All trenches will be interconnected to the sump pits.
Any additional sump pits would be filled with crushed and washed aggregates to serve as
a filter for fine materials.
Figure 3: Typical trench & sump pump

installation details using diesel pump
Since the excavation depth of this project is not extending below 3 - 5m depth, lowering of
platform is not required for this project.
6.4 INSTALLATION OF DIESEL PUMPS
All diesel pumps shall be installed near the excavation minimum 2 meters from the edge of
excavation, suitable for workers in doing maintenance and repair and not to cause hazard
of falling, position in assigned location and shall be installed low enough using constructed
platform to maintain suction power. It is required to use a crane or other suitable lifting
equipment for installation, maintenance, or relocation of diesel pumps. Those pumps shall
have a trained operator and maintenance work on both day and night shift. As per RLIC
requirements, the buddy system will be followed at Night shift. For every pump operator on
the night shift there will be a buddy in place.
No refueling of pumps while running and it shall be at full stop. The warning signs and
Device location signs will be posted on site. And this area shall be barricaded and tower
lights to provide lighting during night shift.
6.5 INSTALLATION OF HEADER PIPEWORK AND DISCHARGE PIPEWORK
The discharge pipework shall be installed around the excavation perimeter with take offs
at each sump location. A check valve and automatic non-return valve shall be fitted at
each pump head works.
Once installed the header pipework shall be suitably protected and be visible at night by
S/C to ensure no damage can occur from site traffic or personnel.
Wherever the discharge pipework crosses haul roads / site access the pipe works shall
have additional protection measures in place suitable to each site-specific condition and it
should be visible during night work. The discharge pipework shall be laid to their specified
discharge location after the discharge tank, in this project the proposed discharge plan is
to the following network, whichever is the agreed location as per RLIC & QE
Environmental.
1) Discharge to Existing Ditch,
2) Discharge to Tanker
6.6 INSTALLATION OF STEEL RAMP
In case of any dewatering pipes crossing the road access, a steel ramp shall be used.
Please refer to Appendix E for the typical layout of the Road Crossing.
Steel ramp shall be installed using crane or boom truck.
Lifting activity shall adhere to the Lifting & Rigging Procedure (NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-
00021)
Figure 4: Dewatering pipe crossing
NOTE:
 In case of any dewatering Pipes to cross any Existing culvert prior implantation
ELECO shall get concurrence from the Asset holder.
 Upon the approval from RLIC, the actual track road and road crossing will be
specified in the layout.
6.7 METHODOLOGY FOR BUTT WELDING SYSTEM
The sequence of works shows the outline and procedure of activities that is required in the
dewatering works in CULVERT, PIPE RACK FOUNDATIONS & PIPE SLEEPERS in
RLTO EXPANSION AND OFFPLOT FACILITIES OF THE NORTH FIELD EXPANSION
PROJECT. The project includes supply and installation of HDPE Pipe. The preparation
and application procedure should be in strict accordance with the manufacturer
recommendation and approved shop drawings as described below. All the required
material and machinery will be mobilized to site from the Subcontractor & Hydroserv yard
or directly from the various suppliers.
The equipment used for the mobilization is noted in Table 3. The same type of equipment
would be used to demobilize the equipment from site.
Appropriate Permit to Work shall be in place before the start of work. Hot work permits
shall be taken to process the HDPE welding works. Necessary welding certificates shall
be submitted prior to welding activities.
6.8 BUTT WELDING SYSTEM
In Welding operation, the HDPE pipe will be welded one joint at a time inside the trench. In
this case, the Butt-welding machine will be retained in its position and HDPE pipe will be
laid on the rollers. As a result, the HDPE pipe will move along the trench and the process
will be seeded up. The process will continue until the target length is completed.
6.9 BUTT WELDING OPERATION
The HDPE pipe will be welded using heat fusion bonding. This is a combination of
temperature and force resulting in two mating surfaces flowing together to produce a joint.
Fusion bonding occurs when the joint cools below the melting temperature of the material.
There is a temperature range within which any particular material may be satisfactorily
joined. The specified temperature used requires consideration of the properties of the
specific material, the fusion equipment being used and the welding environment.
For HDPE pipe welding, the Mirror welding machine shall be heated by electricity since
electric heating plates can maintain consistent fusion temperatures when provided with an
adequate power source. Electric heating plates for general fusion use shall be controlled
thermostatically and capable of being adjusted over a temperature range from 150° to
300°C. For welding of HDPE, the temperature thermostat shall be set according to
manufacturer’s recommendation. The mirror (heating plate) shall be equipped with a
thermometer or other built‐in temperature measuring device and shall also have sufficient
area to adequately cover the ends of the pipe to be joined.
The alignment jig shall consist of two fixed and two movable clamping blocks for holding
the two parts to be fused in movable axial alignment. One shaver for simultaneously
preparing the ends to be joined. Appropriate adapters “inserts” for different pipe sizes.
Once the butt‐welding is done in several phases and by using several parameters. The
operations can be summarized as follows:
1) The alignment of the pipe.
2) The shaving of the surfaces of the pipe ends.
3) Cold matching of the HDPE pipes.
4) Cleaning of surfaces.
5) Heating of surfaces.
6) Fusion of surfaces.
7) Cooling of weld joint.

The parameters used during welding are:
1) Bead-up pressure in bars or psi.
2) Bead-up height in mm or inches.
3) Heat soaking time in seconds.
4) Heat soaking pressure in bars or psi.
5) Transfer time in seconds.
6) Fusion pressure in bars or psi.
7) Cooling time in minutes.
6.10 BUTT WELDING PREPARATION
The welding zone must be protected from unsuitable weather conditions (e.g., humidity
effects, wind and temperatures below 0°C). The surfaces to be joined must be undamaged
and free from impurities or loose particles.
6.11 ALIGNMENT OF HDPE PIPES
The pipes must be aligned when they are clamped into the mirror welder in such a way
that the surfaces are in the same plane (parallel) to each other. The HDPE pipes can be
positioned directly into the welding machine. Install the correct adapter insert for the size
of pipe diameter to be used and tighten them to the machine.
Position the pipe in a way that approx. 40mm is protruding behind the last clamp. By doing
this, you will have approx. 10 to 15mm to shave from, and the remaining 25 to 30 mm
should be sufficient for welding.
Once the pipe has been placed in position, the top clamps can be closed. It is important to
tighten the top clamp nuts evenly in order to get a totally circular pipe, an even clamping
pressure must be achieved. Then, make the first dry matching (press the two pipes to
each other) and check the amount of shaving that will be required.
Figure 5: Alignment of Pipe.

6.12 SHAVING OF SURFACE
After the dry matching is completed, open up the pipes and introduce the shaver. Turn the
shaver on and adjust to a suitable speed.
Press the two pipes together, and shave until a continuous strip of HDPE is peeling off on
both sides of the shaver. Once constant peeling off is observed, release the pressure on
the pipes and separate the pipes. Do not turn off the shaver until the pipes are apart. If the
shaver is stopped during shaving, the shaver will create an end cut-mark and the shaving
operation will have to be repeated.
Remove the shaver, match the pipes again, and check the pipe for proper alignment.
Sometimes, even when continuous peeling off is achieved on each side of the shaver, the
pipes do not match properly. This is normally due to the clamps, which are pressing on to
the pipe with different pressures. Re-tightening the nuts slightly on either side is one
solution. But, if this does not help, swimming normally does the job. Open one clamp and
insert a shim in between the jaws and the pipe. This shim will concentrate the pressure on
to the pipe and move the pipe into alignment. It is important to remember that, if the clamp
has been opened during operation, the shaving operation must be repeated.
Once the pipes are correctly aligned, separate the pipes again for cleaning. Remove chips
inside the pipes on both sides, all chips scattered under the pipes, and inside the machine.
Otherwise, they will stick to the mirror (heat plate) later while re-heating. Remove the chips
by using a brush or a small hook made of a thin steel wire. Never put any dirty gloves
inside the pipe or remove the chips with your hands. Do not touch the shaving pipe ends.
To be on the safe side, always clean the surface with a clean rag and mineral
spirits/alcohol before you introduce the mirror.
6.13 HEATING OF SURFACE
Before you introduce the mirror, you should have all parameters available for this
operation. Also check the mirror temperature. Normally, the mirror has a yellow or red
lamp, which tells you if the mirror has reached working temperature. To make sure there is
no cold air flowing through the pipe, place some plastic bags on each end of the pipe, this
will prevent the air from cooling the mirror on one side. You have now shaved the pipe into
a good fit and removed the shaver and introduced the mirror.
Push the pipes together against the mirror and raise the pressure to the Bead-up
pressure. This pressure needs to be maintained until the Bead-up height has been
reached. The bead up height is the height of the bead, which is pressing up against the
mirror.
As soon as the Bead up height has been reached, release the pressure down to the Heat
Soak pressure. Heat soak pressure is the pressure maintained during the Heat Soak time.
As soon as the heat soak time has elapsed, separate the pipes, remove the mirror, and
then press together.
6.14 FUSION OF SURFACES
This operation must be done quite fast since there is a time limit “Transfer time” from the
removal of the mirror until the two pipes are pressed together and reach the Fusion
pressure.
Fusion pressure is the pressure that shall reach during the Transfer time and maintained
during the Cooling time.
6.15 COOLING OF JOINT
Cooling time is the time in which the pipe must be left undisturbed. Under no
circumstances shall the clamps be opened, or the pressure released until the cooling time
has elapsed.
6.16 CHECKS OF WELD SEAM
The mirror-welding machine, if coupled to a data log, will give a print-out confirming the
parameters used during welding of a specific seam and approval/rejection of the welded
seam.
6.17 VISUAL CHECK:

A well-formed bead that is within the Max / Min measurements as previously described.
(Bead size is a good measure of heating phase consistency, therefore the use of a digital
Vernier to measure the volume of material displaced at the completion of a butt-welded
joint is recommended) Faults as misalignment, porosity, and cracking.
Ensure the groove between the two beads does not continue into the pipe wall (usually
caused by extended changeover (dwell) times or when pressure is not maintained during
cool times).
Undersized bead size can be caused by extended changeover (dwell) time’s low heat,
short heat times, low pressure, and failure to maintain pressure during cool times or simply
the welder coming to the end of its travel without the operator noticing, these issues can
be checked by bead measurement.
Oversized beads can be caused by high heat, extended heating times, excessive
pressure, bringing pressure up to rapidly.
6.18 WELDING PARAMETERS:
Figure 6: Welding parameters

6.19 CORRECTIVE MEASURES:
If poor quality of weld seam result was observed a corrective measure must be
undertaken before proceeding to the next joint.
Twist the beads at several positions. If the bead is seen to split at any point, then the joint
must be cut out from the pipeline and remade. If a similar defect re-occurs, cease all
further jointing until the equipment has been thoroughly cleaned, examined and new trial
joints have been made and shown to be satisfactory.
6.20 MONITORING OF DISCHARGE WATER
Discharge groundwater shall be monitored and tested in order to check the quality during
the dewatering works. All dewatering activities shall be in full compliance with RLIC and
QG requirements, in particular Environmental regulations.
If water is going to be discharged into existing drainage canals that are subjected to ocean
tidal flows that may get blocked by beach sand, the drainage canal shall be inspected
periodically and cleaned as necessary to maintain continuous flow. Direct discharging of
water into drains or trenches is not allowed. Water shall be collected in the sedimentation
tank and discharged to the following proposed discharge network. CONTRACTOR shall
consider the re-use of ground water encountered during activities associated with
excavations. The discharge of ground water (uncontaminated) for dust suppression is
authorized.
1) Discharge to Existing Ditch (cleaning before, periodically & after use).

2) Dewatering will be sampled and analyzed prior to discharge in order to verify the
compliance with RLIC water quality standards.
3) The quantity of water discharges shall be reported monthly.
6.21 OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE DEWATERING SYSTEM
After the installation and commissioning of the system, all the dewatering works shall be
monitored both at day and night shift in charge on site. Hydroserv shall carry out daily
check on the dewatering system – that includes the following:
 Flowrates
 Flowrates – Daily Monitoring Sheet Readings (see Appendix B)
 Pumps
 Weekly Pump Monitoring Sheet (see Appendix B)
 Pipe and fitting leaks
 Day and night shift in charge supervision shall be present on site, working with the
buddy system during night shift.
 Daily monitoring of fitting and pipework leakages shall be carried out.
 Cleaning of Sedimentation tank Safe
 The Sludge waste materials or fine sand from the sedimentation tank will be
periodically removed once or twice a month. Safe access should be provided for
cleaning and for water quality monitoring.
 Using the Shovel, Hydroserv will remove the sludge waste or sand settled at the
bottom of the tank and in its corners. Will ensure any blockages in the inlet and
outlet of the tank accordingly those blockages will be removed.
 These collected sludge waste materials or sand will be stored in the proposed
laydown area. The RLIC approved location for the laydown area will be provided
by MC. Sludge waste should be properly segregated and disposed as per the QG
waste management procedures.
 Dewatering Contractor develop a monitoring register for cleaning the tank and will
be submitted to the COMPANY on monthly basis.
 Cleaning and consideration at discharge network
 Discharge to Existing Concrete Ditch:
 Cleaning the concrete ditch and its path before discharging the ground
water.
 Periodically clean the concrete ditches and remove the sludge wastes or
blockages from the ditches before uses, and during use to allow flow of
water to the beach and remove any blockages.
 Avoid discharging the Turbid water into the Ditch.
 Clean it again after completion of the dewatering discharge works.
6.22 DEWATERING SYSTEM DECOMMISSIONING
The dewatering works shall continue until a written notice is received from the main
contractor to demobilize. Subcontractor recovery tests shall be carried out to monitor the
water level as part of the process. This will allow the pumps to be re-energized should it
be required.
6.23 SCAFFOLDING / ERECTION
 Scaffolding will be used as an alternative access platform inside the trench.
 Scaffolding will be used for dewatering pipe to cross the existing berm. ( Refer to
Appendix F for Existing berm Crossing typical layout)
 Refer existing Safe Scaffolding procedure (NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00014).
 Responsible to carry out all the assigned work delegated from the Site Engineer.
 Scaffolding supervisor must inspect the Scaffolding prior to RFI for inspection.
 After completion of scaffolding tower/plat form Supervisor must be installed the Scaff tag
as per project requirement/specification.
 TPI inspector must inspect the scaffolding plat form prior to use and signed on Scaff tag.
 Ensure the proper job scope and method of work delivered to the assigned skilled
workers and labours.
 Ensure that the JSA will be strictly observed and always enforced in the job site.
 Assist the crane operators with preparing the area where the scaffolding platform will
occur.
 Assist the construction superintendent with preparing the area where the scaffolding will
occur and participate in the scaffolding job safety analysis.
 SCAFFTAG’s allow an immediate visual indication of the condition of a scaffold structure.
7. POST FLOODING ACTIONS
Following excessive rainfall that has caused flooding, the following will be implemented:
1) Visual inspection of formation and side slopes to be carried out by site personnel
under the supervision of site safety officer.
2) A detailed report on the rainfall event and its impact on all affected areas, including:
 Affected area of flooding.

 Depth of water above formation level.
 Total time from start of rainfall event to flooding.
 All damages and injuries during flooding event.
 Analysis of emergency response to flood event with a view of making any
required improvements.
8. DIESEL REFILLING BY USING JERRY CAN & DIESEL TANKER
The diesel for the equipment will be supplied by diesel refueling, it shall be carried out
through approved Diesel tanker.
The diesel for the hand tools & generator, shall be filled by jerry cans brought using
pickup.
Ensure MSDS available for diesel supply during transportation & refueling.
Ensure jerry can is well secured with latching strap to avoid movement or fall.
Ensure correct grounding / bonding to avoid generation of static electricity.
Equipment or Generator engine must be turned off during refueling.
Do not use mobile phone or any form of ignition source during fueling.
Avoid over filling of diesel while refueling.
Suitable jerry can with UN class warning sign to be used for refueling.
Jerry can must be placed on the drip tray all the time.
Spill kit is available along with the inspection checklist for the protection of oil spillage.
Minor maintenance and refueling activities shall be done on the area designated for the
project including parking areas at the end of everyday work and any. Violators shall be
noted for fine/removal on the site premises.
9. PLANT & EQUIPMENT MINOR MAINTENANCE
Plant and Equipment minor maintenance shall be carried out as per COMPANY Plant &
Equipment Maintenance SHES Inspection Program (Ref: NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PR-00059)
Routine maintenance & inspections such as oil change, greasing & cleaning of the
equipment shall be carried out in the designated area with necessary precautionary
measures by the competent persons.
Waste generated out of maintenance activities shall be disposed to the designated area
within the RLIC premises as per the company (QG/RLIC) regulations and trained spill
response team shall be in place during these operations.
Minor maintenance shall be carried out with competent persons within the site premises.
In case of Major Breakdown, the machinery can be taken out of the COMPANY Premises,
unless physical restriction applies (E.g., Bulky & Tall Machinery, Machinery Must Travel
across sensitive areas)
10. HEAT STRESS MANAGEMENT
During the execution of the work, approved Heat Stress Schedule Mitigation Plan (NFXP3-
TRSA-SH-PLN-00046) shall be implemented.
All work will comply with the heat stress management program which includes Heat Stress
Assessment, workplace monitoring & personal monitoring.
All work sites shall comply with the ALT Heat stress Schedule Mitigation Plan for red and
black flag.
During hot weather, timing shall be adjusted to reduce exposure to direct sunlight.
The below method shall be implemented to on-site for Heat Stress Management.
a) Employee Rotation
 Labor intensive work shall be rotated frequently as per the flag color.
 Workers in additional clothing or suits must be rotated more frequently.
b) Training for heat stress
 Workers shall be trained to avoid heat stress before starting work. Which includes
 Knowledge of health hazard of heat stress
 Recognition of factors, danger sign, and symptoms
 Awareness of first-aid procedures
 Worker responsibility in avoiding heat stress.
c) Fluid Replacement
 Cooled water shall be readily available during warm weather or in hot work areas.
 250ml of fluids shall be consumed every 10 minutes to prevent dehydration and reduce
the risk of illness.
d) Buddy System
 When working during the hot season, working in pairs will be implemented, in which
person watching out each other for early warning sign of heat stress.
e) Shade and Shielding
 A shaded area with a green net on all side including top will be provided at the working
site to prevent direct sunlight with seating arrangements to rest.
 Cool drinking water will be provided with flasks (insulated bottles) to drink.
 Misting fans shall be installed in the rest shelters.
f) Minimize Labor intensive work.
 By using appropriate mechanical equipment to assist workers by reducing manual
labor and heat stress generated by the worker (such as JCB for digging instead of
manual digging, Bulk loading/unloading by crane …etc.)
g) Flagging System
 A color-coded flagging system as per the Heat stress index will be implemented at all
workplace area.
11. NIGHT SHIFT WORKS
Adequate lighting shall be provided in the access / egress and in the work area at night.
Lux readings taken before work commences to ensure minimum levels are achieved (30-
55 lux).
PTW revalidation shall be signed and approved for night shift activities.
Extended Work Overtime and Nightshift plan must be approved from CPY before any
nightshift work can commence.
12. HEALTH, ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY
All Risks are evaluated prior to any works commencing utilizing the matrix to determine
the level of significance in terms of likelihood of occurrence and severity of hazard based
on the allocated numerical values.
The heat stress management program will be fully implemented when summer season
starts.
If any heat stress symptoms are observed, employees shall be attended by first aid /
medical team immediately and the JOC to be called on:44745888 / 800 8808 (TOLL
FREE).
13. SHES PLAN
During the construction activities, SUB-CONTRACTOR Project Manager and every

member of the SUB-CONTRACTOR Site Management Team will take care of the safety of
workers and all work activities. SUB-CONTRACTOR Safety Procedures and
CONTRACTOR/COMPANY safety Regulations will be followed throughout the
construction activities.
All personnel, including subcontractors and third parties shall be provided with Safety
Induction prior to entry on site.
Site personnel shall always adhere to the site safety policies with emphasis on wearing
the correct PPE equipment relative to the type of operation being performed.
Basic PPE will be hard hat, safety boots, safety glasses and gloves, high-visible vest and
insulated water bottle as mandatory. Safety precautions shall be of paramount importance
to prevent any danger to the public and any operations carried out shall be closely
monitored by the Project Safety Advisor.
PPE to be ensured as per CONTRACTOR/COMPANY Approved PPE Procedure NFXP3-

TRSA-SH-PRC-00012
All the personnel's involved at site must undergo a SHES induction training and other
SHES relevant trainings (e.g., heat stress, working at height, confined space etc..)
depending to their activities.
All the equipment’s such as Crane, and boom trucks are subject to a COMPANY approved
Third-Party Inspections performed monthly for cranes and quarterly for boom trucks as per
Equipment Inspection Program NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00059 by a competent person.
Any structure made of scaffolding materials e.g., rest shelter and smoking shelter must be
inspected by the certified scaffolding inspector and provided with the inspection tag.
All the workers should undergo fitness to work screening validated by COMPANY
approved doctor prior to mobilization at site.
All tools and equipment's must be inspected by the competent personnel prior to use.
Riggers/crane/lifting tackles and belts must be certified and validated as per

COMPANY/CONTRACTOR requirements.
All lifting appliances and lifting gears will be tested and certified by approved (Third Party
Agencies) and a copy of these certificates will be made available at site for verification.
Lifting register will be maintained at the site showing details of lifting appliances and gears
available at site and their validity of current inspection status.
SUBCONTRACTOR shall develop traffic management plan within the construction areas it
shall be submitted to CONTRACTOR/COMPANY for approval.
COMPANY/CONTRACTOR approved diesel tanker for refueling the equipment. Ensure

valid and approved danger goods declaration form RLIC is available for diesel supply to
site.
Welfare facilities must be available and provided at site such as but not limited to; toilet,
drinking station and rest shelter.
Safety warning signs should be available.
Emergency evacuation route, emergency numbers, SHES & quality policy should be
display.
Adequate ‘’safety sign boards’’ shall be provided at entry/exit points.
JSA shall be constantly monitored for changes in conditions prior to commencement of

work every day the supervisor shall check all equipment against the safety check list.
During all handling operations safe working loads of cranes and slings shall be observed.
All personnel, including subcontractors and third parties shall follow the requirements
identified in the Project SHES Plan.
Supervisor to ensure the availability of the right JSA and PTW prior to commencing any
activity and toolbox talk shall be conducted on the activities planned for that day.
Rest shelter shall be provided near to the working location and water bottle for all
employees as mandatory PPE.
All attending parties and all involved in the activity shall sign the Toolbox Talk & TI log
sheet that they fully understand all safety precautionary measures and the execution of
work as per Method Statement.
Proper housekeeping shall be maintained by removing unwanted materials like weld

stubs, electrode packets, grinding disks etc., from working location on regular basis.
Rest shelter and drinking water cooler provided as per Heat Stress Management Program
NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00046 within 3 minutes walking distance from work area.
Work Site supervisor & Safety Officer shall be present at site all the time while work is in
progress.
Safe access shall be provided to reach the location. Movement of construction

equipment’s shall be done by appropriate safe means (i.e., boom trucks, long body picks
& tractors etc) the equipment’s shall be secured properly on the vehicle prior shifting.
14. CONFINED SPACE RESCUE PLAN

 Confined Space Rescue Plan shall be followed as per NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PRC-00015
section 5.7 and a PIPER as per NFXP3-TRSA-SH-SCH-00004 and NFXP3-TRSA-SH-
PLN-00025 section 7.19 and shall be followed.
 Separate doc should be Refer to Confined Space Rescue Plan No: TR-CSE-RP-001
EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS (ELECO)
Contact Details Phone Numbers
Emergency Services - RLIC 135
JOC No.: 4474 5888 / 8008808 (Toll Free)

Grid Number T33, Q31, Q28, Q26, Q25
Contact Details – CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION WLL
Name Designation Phone Numbers
Yang Yong Project Manager 66585001

Zhang Lei Site Manager 50763180
Yang Hao Construction Manager 66220292
Feng Jianguang Construction Manager 50773860
Ding Guangjun Civil Manager ELECO 55653951
Liuxiaopeng SHES Manager 39918882
Faraz Khan SHES Technical coordinator 70441148
15. APPENDICES
Appendix A – Job Safety Analysis
Appendix B – Monitoring Sheet
Appendix C – Overall Discharge Plan Layout
Appendix D – Culvert location & discharge pipeline route
Appendix E – Discharge pipeline road crossing
Appendix F – Sedimentation tank details

Doc. Title: METHOD STATEMENT FOR DEWATERING WORKS FOR CULVERT (NFERC-306, 307, 308), PIPE RACK FOUNDATIONS & PIPE SLEEPERS AT HA-03 (EPC-3)
A JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS
Section 1: Description Number: NFXP3-ECC-CC-MST-00437

Short Description: JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS FOR DEWATERING WORKS FOR
JSA Date: 01-Nov-2023
CULVERT (NFERC-306, 307, 308), PIPE RACK FOUNDATIONS & PIPE SLEEPERS
JSA Validity: One (1) year from JSA date
AT HA-03 (EPC-3)
Asset: Permit No. (if applicable): Work Location: RLIC
Tools & Equipment Used: Hand & power tools, Mobile Crane 25 Ton, Flatbed Trailer, Dewatering Diesel Pumps, Clarifier, Discharge tank, HDPE
Discharge or Header pipes, Suction hose, Generator, Boom Truck, HDPE Welding machine, Tower light.
JSA Team Members: (Participant Team)
Name Staff No. Company
Mark Warburton QG – Construction
John Eustace George QG – SHES
Alvaro Antonio Jesus Da Silva TR – Construction
Rafael Soto TR – Construction
Onur Yilmaz TR – Construction
Alfredo Rodriguez Munoz TR – SHES
Yangyong ELECO – Construction
Yanghao ELECO – Construction
Liuxiaopeng ELECO – SHES
Faraz Mohammed Khan ELECO – SHES
Step Job Step Hazard Existing and Additional Controls

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Section 2: General
1 All steps Lack of Permit to Work - This JSA assumes the correct, approved Permit is in place for the
work to be undertaken and all precautions contained within are
followed. This assumption also includes always having competent
supervision on site when the approved work is taking place as per
PTW rules.
- Ensure the Dewatering plan/drawing is approved by COMPANY and
RLIC Environmental department.
2 All steps COVID - 19 - Ensure to comply Covid-19 guidelines of MOPH, RLIC & QG.
3 All steps Lack of awareness about - JOC (Joint Operation Centre) 4474 5888 / 800 8808 (TOLL FREE) /
emergency procedures RLIC -135 to be posted.
- Emergency contact list and Grid Location to be posted at rest
shelters, notice boards and discuss with workforce during daily TBT.
- Emergency Contact numbers should be displayed on the permit
boxes.
- Brief personnel on ER actions at TBT and TI on job commencement.
- Follow emergency communication chart in case of any incident /
accident at site.
- Project On Scene Commander trained personnel to be available
4 All steps Lack of safety - Induction training should give to all the personnel prior to start of the
awareness/Inexperienced/ work.
Incompetent personnel - All personnel shall complete the relevant training as per the training
matrix.

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- Task instruction and LMRA need to conduct prior to start each
activity
5 All steps Slip, Trip and Falls - Ensure safety shoes with ankle protection and laces properly tied.
- Provide cap on sharp edges.
- Provide suitable training to all personnel with regular updates and
toolbox talks related to general risks to persons and equipment.
- Mobile phones at the workplace should be discouraged.
- Work area shall be isolated by providing proper barriers and
appropriate signages.
- Remove ankle breaker stones from work area or grade pedestrian
routes to remove uneven ground.
- Adequate lighting shall be provided if working hours falls on dark
period of time.
- Also see housekeeping step.
6 All outside activities Adverse weather condition - Strictly follow heat stress prevention and wet weather requirements /
procedures as applicable (include copy in Permit pack).
Heat Stress and others. - All employees to be trained on heat stress and wet weather
awareness programs
7 All outside activities Snakes & Scorpions - Train personnel on the snakes and scorpion hazard and preventive
measures.
- DO NOT attempt to approach, capture or handle the snake.
- Never leave your PPEs on site and double check the PPEs for any

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desert insect prior to wear.
- Inspect the site for any desert animal or insect.
- Keep food and leftovers in sealed bins.
- Do not disturb any insect or animal, they will not pose any threat to
you.
- Always wear gloves prior to life or place your hand underneath any
object.
- If you are contact with any animal or insect bite, immediately move
the person into safest location for further medication. Contact the
Emergency Response team (JOC - 4474 5888 / 800 8808 (TOLL
FREE) / - RLIC 135).
- Ensure first aider / medic is available at work site to provide initial
care
8 All Steps Contamination of waste - Waste should be properly segregated and disposed as per the QG
Waste Disposal stream waste management procedures – (include copy in Permit Pack)
9 All outside activities Dust - Apply water spaying and any other relevant dust control measures.
- All the workers on site should use dust masks when conditions
require.
- Use dust mask Always
- Spray Water for dust suppression.
10 All Steps Man, Machine interface - Pedestrians and vehicles routes should be separated / isolated from
Vehicles movement one another using hard barriers
Road Traffic Accidents

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- Suitable signage for both pedestrians and vehicle / equipment
Collisions operators shall be posted on site.
- Ensure banksman is used to guide moving equipment.
- Reverse alarm shall be available at all project plant machinery.
- Avoid curtains or any other vision obstructions on cabin's wind
shields
- Parking shall be set up to allow drive in drive out wherever possible,
if not possible reverse parking so first move forward.
- Follow the RLIC/ NFE project road speed limit and traffic signage.
Training and TBT shall be conducted on site at regular intervals.
- No mobile phone usage while driving or walking on site.
- Ensure all the drivers / operators have the competency (including
Defensive Driving training) to operate vehicles / equipment safely on
site.
11 All Steps Manual handling Injury - Maximum weight to be lifted 25kg by one person.
- Discuss related activity in TBT/TSI before starting work
- Manual handling training shall be provided.
- Avoid twisting, awkward positioning while shifting/lifting of materials.
- Obtain assistance from other workers.
- Do a test lift and stop if it’s beyond your capacity.
- Reduce the manual handling by using mechanical aids.
- Providing information and training to workers on tasks and the use of

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equipment and correct handling techniques.
- Manual handling activity should make use of individual risk
assessment of load, task, environmental and individual capability.
12 All Steps Noise - Noise usually coming from Diesel pumps and Generators. To avoid
and control that this to problem, all machines use at site were
equipped with noise reduction mechanism and the sound coming
shall be as per allowable and tolerable noise level below 85dBA
otherwise it was required to the use a hearing protection and other
necessary means of safety measures.
- Perform noise measurements, identify and implement hearing
protection requirements.
- Barricade if possible and place signage in the area where hearing
protection is required.
- Discuss the hazard at Task Instruction.
- Ensure PPE selected meets the correct level of NRR.
13 All Steps Slip / Trip / Fall - Remove surplus and unwanted materials.
Housekeeping
Fire - All materials are to be stored in a safe and tidy manner.
- Workers shall carry out regular housekeeping before, during & after
the completion of work on a daily basis.
- Combustible materials shall be stored far away from sources of
ignition.
- Workers shall be briefed about the housekeeping in daily task
instruction meetings.

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- Also see Slip, Trip and Fall Sections No. 5
14 All Steps Personal Injury - Tools should be selected based on the task and only the correct
Using Tools tools shall be used.
Fire - Do not use damaged tools. Damaged tools shall be removed from
site.
Noise - Refer to Section 12.
Electrocution - Electrical distribution boards shall be provided with contact details of

responsible electrician.
Vibration - Do not operate tag to be placed on faulty power tools.
- Workers should be trained in using the tools.
- Appropriate PPEs to be worn at all time, for example impact gloves
when using a hammer, visor when using a grinder etc.
- Modified or “home” made tools shall not be used.
- All guards on power tools to be checked and should be in place.
- Power tools should have dead man switch.
- Power tools to be switched off and unplugged when not in use.
- Power tool cables should not cause a trip hazard to other workers
and should not be placed across pedestrian walkways or stairs.
- Ensure the function of ELCB.
- Ensure the usage of electrical insulated rubber gloves.

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- Toolbox talks and task instructions should be conducted prior to
work.
- Anti-vibration gloves shall be used when required and duration of
using power tools limited when vibration levels dictate.
15 All Steps Fire - Store flammable substances including aerosol cans in a safe area
away from ignition sources including direct sunlight.
- When hot work (welding, grinding etc.) is taking place sparks shall
be prevented from leaving the immediate work are through use of
fire blankets or another suitable barrier. A fire watch shall be in place
during hot work activities and shall remain in place for 30 minutes
after the work is completed.
- Portable 9kg powder fire extinguishers shall be provided at the work
area.
- Refer with housekeeping section – 13.
Specific Jobs
Mobilization of Construction Materials and Equipment
16 Transportation/ Shifting of Damage to existing - Check vehicle movement route for adequate overhead clearance
dewatering equipment, facilities and road width.
generators and other
construction related - Goal posts shall be installed if vehicles are required to pass under
equipment/ materials using existing overhead obstructions. Height of goal post to be determined
low bed trailers and other by asset owners.
vehicles. - Steel plates shall be provided for the area where the truck or
equipment required to pass over existing underground assets.

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- Follow approved traffic management plan.
- Additional banksman to be assigned for maneuvering heavy
equipment /vehicle in congested areas.
- Ensure close supervision is available.
- Ensure sponsor load check list is Completed.
- Directional signs to be available from access roads to site.
- Routes shall be communicated to drivers in advance by transport
coordinator.
- Delivery trucks not dedicated to project shall be checked before
entering site by security team and roadworthy checklist to be filled.
- Load security to be verified and checklist to be filled by security
team.
- Also reference with the general section no.10 (Vehicle
Movement)
Personnel and equipment’s - Use ladder to reach the trailer bed.
fall from trucks. - Place ladder with correct length and angle.
- Seek help from another person to hold ladder firmly.
- Arrest truck movement by wheel chocks.
- Secure the load with adequate number of certified lashings prior to
start the vehicle.
- Where feasible provide adequate base support such as wooden
planks to avoid free movement of the materials.
- Provide support and chocks to arrest material rolling.

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- Ensure the use of sponsor of load checklist prior to start of activities.
Man, Machine interface - Reference with the general section no.10
Road Traffic Accidents
Collisions
17 Setting up of Crane / Boom Incompetent Persons - Ensure only approved third party certified operator with valid
truck certificates shall operate the crane.
- Ensure Banksman assigned with equipment are trained and
certified.
- Ensure supervision by lifting supervisor for lifting activity.
Overturning of Crane - Inspect ground condition before setting up the crane.
- Extend outrigger fully and provide outrigger padding.
- Ensure the stability of the Crane / Boom truck.
- Ground shall be inspected by the crane operator, competent civil
engineer to ensure that it holds sufficient strength to withstand the
load.
- Identify the existing underground services at crane positioning area.
Struck by moving - Movement of the equipment shall be controlled by trained and
equipment and during certified banks man with flag & reflective jacket.
outrigger set up
- Trained banksman to stay in operators view and not positioned at
blind spot.
- Banks man shall assist and monitor the outrigger set up activity.
- Ensure to install barricades and signages.

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- Ensure all personnel are away from the crane footprint during
outrigger set-up and retraction.
Unsuitable ground - Ground shall be inspected by the crane operator, competent civil
condition engineer to ensure that it holds sufficient strength to withstand the
load.
- Identify the existing underground services at crane positioning area.
- Outriggers shall be fully extended and shall be on firm and level
ground surface.
18 Lifting (Loading / Offloading / Failure of lifting tools and - All the lifting tools and equipment should have valid third-party
Shifting) of Dewatering equipment certificate.
pumps & materials by crane
or boom truck - 3rd party inspection shall be performed for all lifting pad-eyes prior
the load is transported to the site.
- Only competent persons to carry out the task.
- Approved Lifting Plan to be in place for all lifts and the plan shall be
reviewed by the CPY SME for critical lifts.
- Ensure monthly inspection and colour-coding.
- Ensure pre-use inspection is carried out and check list is available.
- Ensure correct selection of lifting tools, equipment, and accessories.
- Lifting equipment shall not be utilized when the wind speed is more
than 25 knots.
- Lifting operations that must be carried out after sunset or during
periods of poor visibility, will be with the full approval of the
company.

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- Ensure lifting equipment’s are not used for pulling or tow/drag
weights.
- Lifting equipment’s must be positioned at suitable distance away
from excavation.
Damage of nearby existing - Obtain concurrence from all relevant asset owners prior to lift the
facilities / Overhead load over any existing live facilities.
Services
- Ensure CONTRACTOR approved lifting plan which has been
reviewed by COMPANY shall be in place before the critical lift
proceeds.
- Ensure the lifting equipment’s are positioned and maintained safe
distance away from any overhead services/ structures/power lines.
- Use two tag lines to control the swing of lifted load.
- Ensure the tag line is single length manila rope (Min Size 16mm)
and free of any splices, knots or loops and be of enough length.
Falling Load - Ensure the lifting equipment’s are inspected and appropriate
authorizations and approval obtained prior to commencement of
activities.
- Ensure Sponsor of Load check sheet has been completed.
- Ensure no one will stand under the suspended load.
- Ensure correct lifting warning signage is placed around the
barricaded area to prevent unauthorized access to the lifting area
where operation or maintenance activities are in progress.

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Man, Machine interface. - Reference with the general section no.10
Collisions
Manual handling injury - Reference with the general section no.11
Pinch Point - Ensure personnel do not place body or limbs in between of 2

objects.
- Use impact resistant gloves.
19 Storage and handling of Inadequate storage area - Materials and accessories Shall be stored designated site store with
dewatering materials and improper stacking proper barricading and signage’s
Trip. Slip and fall - Maintain good housekeeping practices and ensure clear
access/egress free from obstacles
- Storage area Shall be maintained in good order and always avoid
tripping hazards
- Refer to Sec 5 JSA
20 Setting up the dewatering Equipment failure - Operators to conduct daily checklist of Boom truck/crane.
system – Lowering hoses
using boom truck/crane. - Contractor Plant and machinery inspection sticker.
- Condition of lifting equipment and certification Shall be checked and
confirmed regular inspection and color coding carried out
Lifting/Rigging failure - Third party inspection certificates valid & available on site.
- All lifting activity shall be done as per the approved lifting plan.

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- Secure the lifting object and use taglines to control the load.
- Certified Operator, Rigger, and Banksman with high visibility vest.
- Position out rigger in full extends on firm level ground and provide
out rigger pad. Steel matting required on lose ground.
- Stop lifting activities when wind speed exceeds 25 knots.
- Attach slings by a certified rigger such a way the load should spread
equally.
- Lift and swing the load gently without jerks.
- Maintain adequate swing area.
- Secure the load before releasing the slings.
- Rigging personnel shall be in a safe distance whilst lifting in
progress.
- Only rigging personnel shall be in lifting activity.
- Unauthorized personnel are not allowed in lifting area.
- Weight of the load / lifting capacity shall be assessed through
engineering calculation by competent person prior to lift.
- Isolate the area with barricades and signage.
Falling Object - Ensure good state of lifting gears such as belts, chains, and hooks.
Ensure proper gears are used for each kind of load. No
improvisations
- All personal to remain outside the drop zone/Line of fire during lifting
operations.

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Fall Potential while Working - Use a fall restraint system when working at the edge of the
at the edge of the excavation connected to a static point (concrete block for example)
excavation. with a tested and certified anchor point.
- Hard barricades to be around the excavation area.
- Safety officer will ensure all the connected anchor points prior the
workers start the installation work at the excavation edge.
- Edge of excavation to be tidy free from any slip material or unstable
soil.
- Edge area of excavation to be dry as much as possible.
Trip. Slip fall - Clear Access ways to be allocated. All access shall be free of any
obstructions.
- Proper edge Protection i.e., handrails, toe boards shall be installed.
- Proper and task specific PPE shall be provided.
Pinch point - Keep body parts away from pinch points.
- Stay away from line of fire position
- Use impact resistant hand gloves
Manual Handling Injury - Maintain manual handling techniques.
- Use mechanical assistance wherever possible. Discuss related
activity in TI before starting work
- Also Refer to General Steps Section - 11
21 Installation of Diesel Pumps Pump fell into excavation - Pump shall be kept 2.0m away from the excavation.

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and Accessories - Pump shall be placed on an even surface.
- Wheels shall be locked with chock/stopper if wheel mounted
Improper installation of - Competent and trained operatives shall install the pumps and valves
settlement tanks, valves,
pump, equipment, and
materials
Spill - Pump area shall be bunded (with impervious material) or provided
with drip tray to contain accidental spills.
- Spill kit and other absorbing materials shall be available at the site to
prevent an accidental spill from spreading.
- Mobilization of Spill Response Team shall be done if spill occur.
- Contaminated soil and materials shall be disposed of at the
designated waste disposal area.
- Accidental spills shall report as per Environmental Management
Plan.
Pinch point - Keep body parts away from pinch points.
- Use the correct tools for connecting pipes.
- Stay away from line of fire position.
- Use impact resistant hand gloves.
Manual handling - Refer to General Steps Section - 11
22. Installation of header pipe Manual Handling - Refer to the general section no.11

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work and discharge pipe Using Damaged Hand Tools - Ensure all tools are inspected and color coded
work
- Ensure to use right tools for the job
- No homemade tools shall be used
Discharge Pipe laid to non- - Ensure to identify the designated discharge area and obtain
designated discharge area approval from the asset owner
- Ensure to isolate the area with barricades and signboards
Slip, Trip, Fall - Reference to the general section no.05
Pinch Points - Ensure to keep hand and finger away from pinch points
- Ensure to wear impact resistance gloves.
Discharge pipe crossing on - Steel ramp shall be installed discharge pipe to cross the offroad
offroad access access
23. Installation /Removal Steel Failure of lifting tools and - All the lifting tools and equipment should have valid third-party
Ramp using crane/boom equipment certificate.
truck
- 3rd party inspection shall be performed for all lifting pad-eyes prior
the load is transported to the site.
- Only competent persons to carry out the task.
- Ensure monthly inspection and color-coding.
- Ensure pre-use inspection is carried out and check list is available.
- Ensure correct selection of lifting tools, equipment and accessories.
- Lifting equipment shall not be utilized when the wind speed is more

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than 25 knots.
- Lifting operations that must be carried out after sunset or during
periods of poor visibility, will be with the full approval of the
company.
- Ensure lifting equipment’s are not used for pulling or tow/drag
weights.
- Lifting equipment’s must be positioned at suitable distance away
from excavation. (A minimum safe distance shall be equal to the
depth of the excavation)
Falling load - Ensure the lifting equipment’s are inspected and appropriate
authorizations and approval obtained prior to commencement of
activities.
- Ensure Sponsor of Load check sheet has been completed.
- Ensure no one will stand under the suspended load.
- Ensure correct lifting warning signage is placed around the
barricaded area to prevent unauthorized access to the lifting area
where operation or maintenance activities are in progress.
Damage of nearby existing - Obtain concurrence from all relevant asset owners prior to lift the
facilities / Overhead load over any existing live facilities.
Services
- Ensure critical lifting plans shall be reviewed by company.
- Ensure the lifting equipment’s are positioned and maintained safe
distance away from any overhead services/ structures/power lines.
- Use two tag lines to control the swing of lifted load.

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- Ensure the tag line is single length manila rope (Min Size 16mm)
and free of any splices, knots or loops and be of enough length.
- Protect existing above ground services as advised by asset owners
prior to perform any lifting activities.
Manual handling injury - Reference with the general section no.11
Pinch Point - Ensure personnel do not place body or limbs in between of 2
objects.
- Use impact resistant gloves.
Man, Machine interface. - Reference with the general section no.10
Collisions
24 Connecting/Disconnecting of Improper/damage tools - All tools shall be inspected, and color coded prior to use.
hoses with pump/ tank etc.
- Tools that are damaged shall be quarantined immediately.
- Also refer to General Section - 14
Failure of hoses/couplings - Secure all fittings / connection with whip check.
- Check hose and fittings condition before use.
- Route the dewatering hoses properly
Manual Handling - Refer to General Steps Section - 11
Line of Fire, Pinch Point - Identify Line of fire & pinch point areas and stay away.
- Be aware about surroundings while shifting pipes manually.

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- Use the correct tools for connecting pipes.
- Ensure that proper manual handling techniques are followed to
avoid pinch points.
- Ensure adequate mandatory hand protection is used for the activity
25 Placing the suction hose in Asphyxiation in Confined - Obtain confined space certificate before allowing workers into
excavation. space excavation.
- AGT shall conduct initial gas test before entry is allowed and
thereafter periodically and continuous gas testing when persons are
inside confined space. The results shall be recorded.
- Maintain trained hole watcher with confined space log sheet whilst
people are inside confined space.
- Provide adequate ventilation inside the confined space area if
required by using mechanical ventilation (LEV).
- Rescue plan to be prepared in conjunction with contractor rope
rescue team prior to start the job and Emergency Response
exercise conducted before the confined space is entered for the first
time. If mentioned in the rescue plan.
- Communication device should provide to hole watch.
- All entrants should be trained for confined space entry.
- Never leave the confined space unattended, an alternate hole
watcher shall be assigned if the existing hole watcher is required to
use welfare facilities such as toilet or the access closed off and
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Pinch Point - Refer to job Steps Section - 18
26 HDPE Welding Fire - Permit to work to be accomplished and signed off before the start of
the activity.
- Combustible and flammable materials shall be removing from the
work area.
- Stand by 9kg powder fire extinguisher shall be provided at the work
area during the activity.
- Welding machine to be check daily prior to use and any damage to
be rectified by a competent person if found unsatisfactory for use.
- Ensure adequate PPEs to be worn for the task
Entanglement with Rotating - Avoid loose clothing while working near rotating equipment
equipment – HDPE Trimmer
& Electric Saw - Ensure that the shaver is having valid color code and inspected prior
to use.
- Ensure only authorized personnel are allowed in the area and
barricades shall be in place.
- Equipment shall be disconnected from power source when not in
use
Sharp tools/edges - Ensure that necessary guards are in place for the shaver
- Ensure that the technicians use mandatory cut resistant hand gloves
Pinch Point - Keep body parts away from pinch points.

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- Stay away from line of fire position
- Use impact resistant hand gloves.
Dust - Refer to General Steps Section - 9
Burns - Place signage on welding equipment after use saying “Hot
Equipment – Don Not Touch” until the equipment has cooled down.
- Refer to General Steps Section -15
Slip trips and falls - Clean and remove unwanted materials.
- Maintain obstruction free access clean dry and clearly marked with
signage.
- Refer to General Steps Section - 5
Electrocution - Ensure inspection and color coding prior to use
- Check cable / socket / switch condition before use.
- Install 30mA GFCI or ELCB in the power supply circuit
- Also Refer to General Steps Section - 14
27 Dewatering & discharge of Slippery ground condition - All personnel working in deep excavations will be issued with
water to sediment collection gumboots with metal sole and steel toe.
tank
- Proper access and egress (i.e., Ladders) shall be provided to the
working area.
High underground water - All personnel working in deep excavations will be made Aware of

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Table inherent dangers and of working on sub-surface.
Collapse of excavation - Pit walls shall be shored or benched / sloped.
walls
- Pit walls shall be inspected daily by competent person.
Electrocution - Earthlings are provided with a generator.
- All electrical equipment’s, cables, sockets, shall be inspected by
competent electrician.
- Use ONLY approved electrical cables (3 core armored cables).
- Daily inspection for any damage or improper Connection
- Inspection and color coding by competent person.
Fire - Refer to General Steps Section - 15
Exposure to rotating parts - Signage and exclusion zones shall be set up. Around the pump area
and/or high noise
- Proper PPE Shall use at all times.
Noise - Refer to General Steps Section - 12
28 Discharge of water from Contaminated water - Only discharge non-contaminated ground water into SW drains after
sediment collection tank into assuring the water quality.
approved discharge location.
- De-watering samples shall be tested frequently as stated in
Environmental Monitoring and Reporting Plan by third party to
ensure that turbidity and contaminants levels are within acceptable
parameter.
Slip/Trip/fall - Refer with section .05

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29 Periodic cleaning of Improper access and - Use ladder for ascending / descending the tank.
sediment tank egress
- Secure the ladder by being held firmly by another person.
- Place ladder with correct length and angle
Asphyxiation in Confined - Obtain confined space certificate before allowing workers into
space. excavation.
- AGT shall conduct initial gas test before entry is allowed and
thereafter periodically and continuous gas testing when persons are
inside confined space. The results shall be recorded.
- Maintain trained hole watcher with confined space log sheet whilst
people are inside confined space.
- Provide adequate ventilation inside the confined space area if
required by using mechanical ventilation (LEV).
- Rescue plan to be prepared in conjunction with contractor rope
rescue team prior to start the job and Emergency Response
exercise conducted before the confined space is entered for the first
time. If mentioned in the rescue plan.
- Communication device should provide to hole watch.
- All entrants should be trained for confined space entry.
- Never leave the confined space unattended, an alternate hole
watcher shall be assigned if the existing hole watcher is required to
use welfare facilities such as toilet or the access closed off and
signage placed
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30 Operation and maintenance Flooding Contaminated - Dewatering shall be prepared in advance of excavations works
of dewatering system Water discharge to sea where the water table depth Shall lead to continual water ingress
- Dewatering equipment shall be maintained in working order and
continually checked by a competent person
Dewatering equipment shall be routed to storm water drainage /
surface water drainage where possible and not released on open
ground where the options are limited excess water shall be tanked
or pumped to temporary retention points.
- All dewatering water shall be collected in sedimentation tank
- Reading shall be taken to check the water parameter prior discharge
to sea.
Improper/damage tools - All tools shall be inspected, and color coded prior to use
- Tools that are damaged shall be quarantined immediately
- Also refer to General Section - 14
Line of Fire, Pinch Point - Identify Line of fire & pinch point areas and stay away
- Be aware about surroundings while shifting pipes manually
- Ensure that proper manual handling techniques are followed to
avoid pinch points
- Ensure adequate mandatory hand protection is used for the activity
Manual Handling - Also refer to General Steps Section - 11
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personnel of wet areas
- Ensure that approved wet weather mandatory PPE (gum boots &
raincoat) are ready for all personnel working at site
- Refer to General Steps Section - 5
Electrocution - All electrical equipment, cables, sockets, light distribution board shall
be inspected prior to use.
- Use ONLY approved electrical cables (3 core armoured cables).
- Provide adequate earthing for the equipment.
- Color coding by authorized competent person (Electrician)
- Ensure the function of ELCB
31 Scaffolding erection, Scaffolding Structure - Ensure scaffolding material will be of sound construction and
modification & dismantling collapse adequate strength and will be manufactured, constructed and
maintained to British Standards.
- Under no circumstances will scaffolds be undermined by carrying
out any excavation within 3 meters of the foundations.
- Scaffold shall be Green tagged once it is completed and weekly
thereafter by the competent inspector.
- Ensure that the certified load capacity of the scaffold is marked on
the tag by competent scaffolding inspector
- Ensure the certified load capacity of the scaffold is not exceeded.
- Consider SIMOPS and vehicular movement and ensure safe
distance of at least 3 mtr is maintained from the scaffold structure.

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Personnel fall from height. - Ensure the person working height more than 1.8 meters a safety
harness will be worn and clipped onto a suitable anchor point
- Provide suitable access to scaffold structure
- Ensure no scaffolding work must be allowed during rough weather
such as heavy rains, thunderstorms or periods of high winds (in
excess of 20 knots).
Falling objects - Ensure the usage of suitable means to lift and lower material from
elevated areas such as gin-wheels, pulleys, ropes and rated lift
bags.
- Ensure toe boards are installed.
- Tool lanyards shall be used to secure tools for all working at height
activities.
- Loose materials shall be stored in designated containers to avoid
dropped objects.
- The drop zone shall be identified and barriered off to prevent access
and appropriate Stay Away signage placed
Manual handling injury - Refer with general section no.11
Slip, trip, fall - Refer with general section no.5
Asphyxiations in confined - Reference with the job step no.25
Space
Fire - Project Safety Regulation of Vehicle and Mobile Equipment

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- Positioning of equipment outside of hazardous area.
32. Transportation of diesel by Diesel spillage - Driver must be trained for safe handling of dangerous good (Diesel).
approved diesel tanker and
refueling portable equipment - All heavy mobile equipment and generators must refuel using diesel
on site tanker.
- Ensure valid and approved Danger’s goods declaration form by
RLIC is available for diesel supply to site.
- Avoid over filling of diesel on equipment, leave 20% of fuel tank
empty.
- Use the feeding nozzle or filling funnel to avoid diesel spill.
- Spill kit is available for the protection of oil spillage.
- Provide drip tray as a secondary container.
- Do not store unnecessary diesel on site.
- Only use jerry cans that are designed for carrying fuel, no bottles,
domestic containers, or other such receptacle shall be used.
- Ensure fuel tanker delivery hose is completely empty and tap turned
off before removing from fuel filler pipe.
- Any spillage must be cleaned up immediately.
- Also refer to Waste Disposal section no. 08
Fire and Explosion - Ensure always trained fire-fighter available during transportation.
- Equipment engine must be turned off during refueling.
- Do not use mobile phone or any form of ignition source during

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fueling.
- Inspected fire extinguisher will be readily available and accessible to
use in case of fire.
- Personnel to be aware of fire hazard of splashing the diesel onto the
hot surfaces (engine, pump, alive equipment, metal surfaces under
direct sun) and energized equipment.
- Ensure Dangerous goods transportation certificate is obtained from
RLIC.
Static Electricity - Ensure correct grounding / bonding to avoid generation of static
electricity.
- Place the fuel dispensing nozzle metal part to touch the metallic brim
of vehicle / equipment fuel tank.
Inhalation/Contact with - Use appropriate hand gloves to avoid the direct contact of diesel as
diesel while refueling per SDS.
- Use appropriate respiratory protection to avoid the inhalation of
diesel fumes as per SDS.
- Goggles shall be used when refueling equipment with petrol / diesel.
33 Plant and Equipment Minor Incompetent Personnel - Ensure only trained and competent equipment mechanic shall carry
Maintenance Work out the maintenance activity
Spill from equipment and - Drip tray be provided during maintenance work. (Oil Change)
machine
- All waste will be disposed as per CONTRACTOR waste
management procedure.

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- Operations & Maintenance must be carried out by competent person
on regular intervals.
- Ensure availability of spill kit.
- Also reference to waste disposal Section no.21
Pinch Points - keep hands and fingers away from pinch point areas.
- Use adequate Personal Protective PPE Hand Glove specific to job
(Wear heavy duty gloves / Impact Resistance Hand Glove) while
hammering
Fire - Reference with the general section no 15
Damaged /Failure of tools - Ensure all tools are inspected and color coded prior to use.
- Ensure to use right tool for the job.
- Homemade tools shall not be used
Electrocution - Reference with the general Section No.14
Manual Handling - Reference with the general section no.11
Non-Compliance of PPEs - Ensure to use full PPEs (Cover All, Hard hat, Safety Shoes, Hand
Gloves, Safety Goggles)
Man, machine interface. - Ensure the work area is isolated with barricades and sign boards.
- Ensure the operatives to wear high visibility vests.
- Also, Reference with the general section no.10
34 Night Shift Works Inadequate lighting / poor - Adequate lighting shall be provided in the access / egress and in the

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visibility work area at night and met the minimum illumination requirement
prior to commencing the task. Minimum lux levels are 30 for roads
and access and 55 for general construction work areas including
pedestrian routes.
- Light levels shall be checked at all work locations each night by
SHES and recorded.
- Establish buddy system and close supervision.
- No refueling of vehicles and equipment shall be authorized at night.
- No re arrangement of lighting shall be done at night.
- Photoluminescent signage shall be provided on sites where night
shift is likely to be worked and, on all traffic routes.
- Blinking light on barricades shall be provided along the vehicle
access.
- Nobody should sleep in the rest shelters, vehicles or working area.
- PTW revalidation shall be signed and approved for night shift
activities.
- No dark glass, clear lens only.
- Vehicle to be directed by banksman equipped with high visibility vest
& signal lamps.
- Any obstructions that may cause injury or damage located in the
ground (survey pins for example) shall be identified with a reflective
traffic cone and flashing beacon.
- All mobile vehicles that have lights fitted shall be inspected to ensure

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all lights are working. If lights are not working the equipment must be
parked until repaired.
- Hand torches shall be provided for use when arriving / departing
site.
Electric hazards during - All electrical equipment cables sockets shall be inspected by
setting of lights. competent person.
- Use ONLY approved electrical cables (3 core armoured cables).
- Daily inspection for any damage or improper connection.
- Don’t work on live lines, make sure the lines are isolated.
- Color coding by authorized personnel.
- Manage cable routine.
Body fatigue and change in - Extended Work Overtime and Nightshift Form must be approved
natural body rhythm. from CPY before any nightshift work can commence.
- A Plan for Nightshift Pro Forma shall be completed and submitted
for the same period as the Extended Work Form.
- No personnel shall work on continuous shift.
Slip, Trip & Falls - All workers shall use clear safety glasses; dark eye protection is
prohibited.
- Also refer to Slip, Trip and Fall section
Spillage & fire from standby - Provide adequate spill containment tray / spill kit.

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tower lights - Equipment shall be color coded and inspected.
- Daily inspection shall be done, and checklist updated.
- Trained fire fighter and fire extinguisher shall be available at site.
- No storage of fuel at site shall be allowed.
Section 4: Agreement
The Job had been analyzed for potential hazards, appropriate guidance had been obtained in identifying the hazards and the required controls
were discussed and agreed in the JSA Team Meeting.
JSA Team Leader Name CTR/Sub-CTR: CTR SHES Manager CTR Construction Manager
Date: Date: Date:
Signature: Signature: Signature:
All controls stated in the JSA are in place and the hazards and controls indicated in the JSA have been cascaded to the crew:
Job Supervisor Name CTR/Sub-CTR: Date: Signature:
Endorsed by QG Host if the Supervisor is a contractor.
QG Host Name: Date: Signature:

Removal of the hazard by eliminating the process will also eliminate the risks associated with the hazard. Example: Offsite Welding, No
Elimination Working at Height etc.
If the process cannot be eliminated, consider substituting the substance or hazardous process with one known to be less harmful to health or
Substitution safety. Example: Using Man Lift instead of Ladder or Scaffolding Structure.
Engineering type controls include changing processes, equipment, or tools to reduce risk. For example: Reduction at source of noise or
Engineering
Controls
vibration through various known engineering controls. Providing air-movers for ventilation.
Administrative controls involve introducing and maintaining work practices that reduce risk by limiting the exposure of an employee to the
Administrati
ve Controls
hazard. For example: Reduce the time of exposure, Work Rest Cycle, Signages, Barriers, Procedures.
Additional / Special Personal Protective Equipment should be used when other measures have not been able to protect the employee
against the hazard or risk of exposure to the hazard. Where Additional PPE is used, the Job Supervisor should ensure that it fits the task
PPE
force correctly, training is provided: Double Hearing Protectors, Respirators, Breathing Apparatus, Safety Harness etc.
B MONITORING SHEETS
FORMAT OF DAILY MONITORING SHEET:

FORMAT OF WEEKLY MONITORING SHEET:

C OVERALL DISCHARGE PLAN LAYOUT

D SEDIMENTATION TANK DETAILS

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COMPANY: Contract No.

ENGINEERING, PROCUREMENT, CONSTRUCTION AND COMMISSIONING AGREEMENT FOR

METHOD STATEMENT FOR DEWATERING WORKS

0 01-Nov-2023 Approved for Construction JSK LIX YY

B 11-Oct-2023 Issued for Approval JSK LIX YY

A 25-July-2023 Issued for Inter-Discipline Check HAS LIX YY

Prep’d by Chk’d by App’d by Chk’d by App’d by

QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED

TECNICAS REUNIDAS S.A.

CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION W.L.L

DOCUMENT NO. NFXP3-ECC-CC-MST-00437 DOC. CLASS A

6.5 INSTALLATION OF HEADER PIPEWORK AND DISCHARGE PIPEWORK...........21

1.2 SCOPE OF WORKS

Figure 1: Culvert & Pipe Rack Foundation Overview

NFERC- NFERC- NFERC-

Table 1: Scope of works for Culvert – Foundation

90-PR-213 90-PR-214 90-PR-215

Assumed Excavation Width (m) 9.00 7.80 7.00 7.50 6.50

Perimeter of Excavation (m) 37 31.6 30.0 30.0 29.0

Shoring Type Open Cut

Design Groundwater Level (m QND) +1.00 +1.00 +1.00 +1.00 +1.00

Maximum Excavation Level (m QND) +0.600 -0.220 -0.700 -0.800 -0.300

Target Drawdown Level (m QND) -0.600 -1.220 -1.700 -1.800 -1.300

Table 2: Scope of work for pipe rack-foundation

1.3 LEGISLATION AND CODE OF PRACTICE

 Qatar Statutory Regulations, Qatar Gas Specifications, National & International

COMPANY QATARGAS OPERATING COMPANY LIMITED.

RLTO EXPANSION AND OFFPLOT FACILITIES OF THE

CONTRACTOR TECNICAS REUNIDAS S.A.

SUBCONTRACTOR CHINA ELEVENTH CHEMICAL CONSTRUCTION W.L.L

DEWATERING SPECIALIST HYDROSERV W.L.L.

Part of quality management focused on fulfilling quality

NFXP3 North field expansion Package-3

RLIC Ras Laffan Industrial City

RLTO Ras Laffan Terminal Operations

ELECO China Eleventh Chemical Construction

MOECC Ministry of Environment and Climate Change - Qatar

QA/QC Quality Assurance and Quality Control

SHES Safety, Health, Environment & Security

QCS 2014 Qatar Construction Specification 2014

TPC Third Party Certificate

eCPW Electronic Consolidated Permit to Work

CPW Consolidated Permit to work

PTW Permit to Work

NCR Non-Conformance Report

LMRA Last Minute Risk Assessment

JSA Job Safety Analysis

QNHD Qatar National Height Datum

PPE Personal Protective Equipment

NFE JOC North Field Expansion Joint Operation Center

HDPE High-density polyethylene

Document No. Document Title

NFXP3-TRSA-SH-PLN-00001 Site Specific SHES Plan

1.7 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES BY SUB-CONTRACTOR & HYDROSERV (DEWATERING

1.7.2 SHES Team (SHES Officer)

• To monitor the SHES measures are implemented and adhered to.

1.7.3 Site Management (Site Supervisor and Operations Manager)

• To ensure the site safety in accordance with requirements.

1.7.4 Employees (Operators, Maintenance and Supervisors)

1.7.8 Electrician & Helpers

1.8 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES BY MAIN CONTRACTOR

1.8.1 Construction Manager

• Provide technical assistance to site team.

1.8.2 SHES Officer