NEOM Operations - Facilities Management

Risk Assessment & Method Statement (RAMS)

Section I- General Information
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RAMS Serial No. Public Safety
NEOM Proponent Haridas Mongalath haridas.mangalath@neom.com 532624887
Contractor Organization Name TELECOM SPECIAL SOLUTION Co./ STC SOLUTION
Contractor Permit Holder Name QUSAI AHMAD Email qusai.ahmad@tss-e.com Mobile 580602374
Contractor Safety Personnel Name Reniel Ormido Email reniel@tss-e.com Mobile 532165019
From(Date) 25-Jan-24 To (Date) 7-Feb-24
Work Permit Coverage
From(Time) 7:00 AM To (Time) 7:00 PM
Work Location Oxagon community Security system Gate 1 & 2, Pole 1 to 42
Work Description Removing temporery fence from Gate 2

Section II- Manpower List

# Name ID Number Position
1 UMAR SHEHZAD UR REHMAN 2407937420 IT ENGINEER
2 QUSAI AHMAD 2533394116 PROJECT ENGINEER
3 MUHAMMAD ZULQARNAIN 2522657820 IT TECHNICION
4 SANA ULLAH 2556793574 HSE/SAFETY OFFICER
5 ANAMUL HAQUE 2424544498 IT TECHNICION
6 AHSAN NAWAZ 2522655790 SURVEYOR
7 BILAL AHMAD 2522654967 SURVEYOR

Section III- Tools and Equipment required for the activities

Provide details of the tools and equipment to be used.
1 MANUAL PALLET JACKS 5 PVC COATED GLOVES 9
2 HANDTOOLS 6 10
3 POWER TOOLS 7 11
4 PPE 8 12

Section IV- Work Schedule

List activities as per planned dates.
# tss Planned Date
1 Maintenance and cleaning work 25/01/2024
2 Removing temporery fence from Gate 2 25/01/2024
3 House Keeping 25/01/2024
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Section V- Risk Assessment

Severity
Risk Level Identification/Classification
Negligible (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Severe (5)

Very Unlikely (1) 1 2 3 4 5 0-3 Very Low Acceptable

Frequency

Unlikely (2) 2 4 6 8 10 4-6 Low Broadly Acceptable

Possible (3) 3 6 9 12 15 7-10 Medium Tolerable if ALARP
Likely (4) 4 8 12 16 20 11-19 High Undesirable
Frequent (5) 5 10 15 20 25 20-25 Critical Unacceptable

Rating Guide
Likelihood Guide Severity Guide
Very Unlikely (1) Injury/loss occurred once, or not at all Negligible (1) No injury / no loss
Unlikely (2) Injury/loss occurred once every year Minor (2) Minor injury / loss up to 5,000 SAR
Possible (3) Injury/loss occurred once every month Moderate (3) Lost time injury / loss up to 100,000 SAR
Likely (4) Injury/loss occurred once every week Major (4) Major injury / loss up to 1,000,000 SAR
Frequent (5) Injury/loss may occur anytime Severe (5) Fatality / loss over SAR 1,000,000

Likelihood= L Severity= S Risk= R Hazard: Something with the potential to cause Harm
Provide the Risk Rating for both 'pre' and 'post' application of the identified Control Measures.
# Task Description Hazards L S R Control Measures L S R
List activities in order they will be executed

• Supervisor should check all the tools and make

sure they the use proper tools to do the task.
Electrical tools should be insulated.
• Wear the task with an equipment-based PPE.
Safety vest, rubber- coated hand gloves, safety
shoes, safety goggles, a hard hat, and a dust mask.
• Electrical tools should be insulated. check the
Using damaged or improper hand and Fatigue,
1 3 3 9 tools the supervisor before their use and make sure 3 2 6
power tools Personnel injury. Backpain, Eye
all tools are applicable
Injury, Cuts,
and safe for the job.
• Remove the improvised and custom-made
toolsfrom the site.
• Periodic inspection of hand and power tools must
be carried out regularly.
• Activity will be supervised by a competent and
experienced Supervisor

2 Rolling of steel net /Metal sheet
Site mobilization, selection and preparation of tools, and
necessary accessories to start heavy equipment lifting,
3 3
operator and
driver.
4 Housekeeping
5 Adverse Weather Condition
Poor housekeeping.
6 Dust inhalation.
Slips and trips.
Hot Work activity
7 Cutting & Grinding
Dust generation
Section VI- Emergency
Nearest Emergency Exit
Nearest Assembly Point
Nearest Fire Alarm Point
Nearest Fire Extinguisher
Contractor Emergency Contact
NEOM Emergency Contact
Section VII- Permits Required
Sharp edges
Staff and others in vicinity
could be injured
Slip, trips and falls
•High temperature
•Low temperature
•Rain, Sand Storm, and Dust
•Roof with high temperature
•Collapse of person due to
high heat and humid condition
•Heat Stress Disorders
•Dehydration
•Impaired bodily coordination
•Sharp edges at the end of
mounting structure
• Fatality
• Property damage
• Multiple injury
• Hand crush
• Cuts & Brui
• Back and shoulder pains.
• Minor injuries
Burns and injury
Electrocution
Hearing problem
Physical Injury
Cuts Dust
allergy Sparks
and fire
Assembly point near OXAGON Mosque
Fire extinguisher will be present on site.
Name Reniel Ormido
Name
Use hand protection to avoid injury from from sharp
3 2 6 edges Competant employ must be deployed in the 3 1 3
work.
All heavy equipment shall be inspected by the
authorized operator on a daily basis to ensure that
equipment is in good working condition before
using to the site
• Heavy equipment shall not be used if found any
defects or damage that might affect its safe operation
3 9 3 1 3
• Repair of heavy equipment shall not be done on
the site. It must be brought to the designated work
shop and only certified mechanic shall make repair
of the equipment
• Select and mobilize only good condition
equipment
Access and walkway shall be kept free from
obsstructions Area
shall be maintained clean and free from obstruction
Proper storage area shall be provided to keep all the
4 2 8 2 2 4
tools and material stored in it. All nails in wood
and tember shall be removed. All worker shall waer
the minimum personal protective equipment
required for the spicific activity bieng carried.
•Comply with work/rest hours as per MOL and
social development guideline during summer.
•The best measure to take to prevent heat stress is to
address it before it ever becomes a problem by
taking proactive measure.
•Ensure the workers are fully aware about the heat
stress procedure and training has been provided to
them.
•Ensure enough supply of cold water during hot
season.
•Assign dedicated crew for continuous ice and water
distribution.
3 3 9 •Sun sheds where allowed to be installed. 1 2 2
•Rehydration fluid, to be sufficiently maintained.
•Employees enhanced awareness on heat stress
management required during hot season. •Increase
campaign on acclimatization issues with site
employees.
•Intermittent rotations of employees in the sun.
•Change work schedules, e.g. prolong noon break,
etc.
•Supervise the work site properly during an adverse
weather condition.
•During the low temperature workforce should
maintain the proper clothing which is suitable
• Good housekeeping routine orderly prior to the
respective area
of work.
2 2 4 • Wear appropriate PPE. 2 1 2
• Proper segregation of materials, chemicals, and
tools.
• Provide waste trash or garbage plastic.
Only competent operators will be allowed to use the
grinder.
Ensure the grinding disc and guard are not
damaged. Always use safety gloves to prevent burns
and hand injuries.
Ensure the power cord and motor are not damaged .
Operators to check the
machine for lead, motor , or grinding wheel damage.
Operator and other
2 4 8 2 2 4
persons in the vicinity to wear hearing protection.
Provide a fire extinguisher at the site along with a
fire watcher.
Always use two hands while the unit is operating .
Safety toolboxes talk to be conducted.
Make sure the grinder handle is in place while
using. Use task -based PPE like an N95 mask,
Safety Shoes, rubber gloves, fire apron, full
face shield, hard hat, and earplug ).
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HSE/SAFETY OFFICE b
Email Mobile 911
Tick the boxes for permit is required for work activities.
 Confined Space c Excavation R General Work
c Hot Work Lifting Work  Work at Height
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 Work at night Road Closure c Work on Utilities
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Section VIII- Submission and Approval

Prepared by:
RENIEL ORMIDO Email reniel@tss-e.com
25-Jan-24 Positio HSE/SAFETY OFFICER Signature RenielOrmido
Reviewed By:
Horidas Mangalath horidas.mangalath@neom.com
25-Jan-24 Public Safety Manager