RPT-7006-GG-01-61-00-002-0

ADNOC GAS PROCESSING
HABSHAN & BAB TELECOM SYSTEMS UPGRADE

PROJECT No. 7006
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY........................................................................................................
1.1 HAZID FINDINGS.........................................................................................................
1.2 ENVID Findings.............................................................................................................
1.3 OHID Findings...............................................................................................................
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................................
2.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................
2.2 Project Objective and Scope.........................................................................................
2.3 Purpose of this Document.............................................................................................
3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS.....................................................................................
3.1 Definitions......................................................................................................................
3.2 Abbreviations...............................................................................................................
4. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS.................................................................................................
4.1 Order of Precedence...................................................................................................
4.2 References..................................................................................................................
5. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION (HAZID) STUDY................................................................
5.1 Objectives and Scope of HAZID study........................................................................
5.2 HAZID Methodology....................................................................................................
5.3 HAZID Guidewords.....................................................................................................
5.4 HSE Risk Assessment Matrix......................................................................................
5.5 HAZID FINDINGS.......................................................................................................
6. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT IDENTIFICATION (ENVID) STUDY.............................
6.1 ENVID Methodology....................................................................................................
6.2 ENVID Guidewords.....................................................................................................
6.3 ENVID Risk Ranking...................................................................................................
6.4 ENVID Findings...........................................................................................................
7. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IDENTIFICATION (OHID) STUDY.................................
7.1 OHID Methodology......................................................................................................

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7.2 OHID Risk Ranking.....................................................................................................

7.3 OHID Guidewords.......................................................................................................
7.4 OHID Findings.............................................................................................................
8. CHAIRMANS REMARKS......................................................................................................
9. AREAS OF POTENTIAL WEAKNESS................................................................................
10. HAZID/ENVID/OHID RECOMMENDATIONS..................................................................
11. ACTION TRACKING AND CLOSURE...............................................................................
ATTACHMENT 1 – ATTENDANCE SHEETS................................................................................
ATTACHMENT 2 – REFERENCE DOCUMENTS.........................................................................
ATTACHMENT 3 – HAZID WORKSHEETS.................................................................................
ATTACHMENT 4 – ENVID WORKSHEETS..................................................................................
ATTACHMENT 5 – OHID WORKSHEETS....................................................................................

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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
This report provides the findings from Hazard Identification (HAZID), Environmental Impact
Identification (ENVID) and Occupational Health Hazard Identification (OHID) workshops carried
out for HABSHAN & BAB TELECOM SYSTEMS UPGRADE (PROJECT No. 7006) on 27th
January 2021. The workshops were held via video conferencing utilizing Microsoft Team
Meetings due to current COVID-19 restrictions limiting group meetings.
The workshops were conducted in accordance with the approved Terms of Reference (TOR)
for the Project incorporating guidance provided in Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC)
HSE Standard (HSE-RM-ST03), Reference Doc No. RPT-7006-GG-01-61-00-001-0.
The workshops were attended by a multi-discipline team of personnel from both COMPANY
and CONSULTANT. The workshops were facilitated by independent HSE CONSULTANT
Chairmen Mr. R Subramanian (for HAZID), Mr. Shaun Pearce (for ENVID) and Mr. Gopakumar
Nayar (for OHID). The list of workshop attendees is provided in Attachment-1.
The workshop was grouped into nodes for analysis based upon construction and operation
activities, key layout drawings / plot plans as provided in Attachment-2.
The output from the workshops was recorded in PHA Pro software as provided in Attachment-
3, Attachment-4 and Attachment-5 including risked ranking utilizing the ADNOC approved
Risk Assessment Matrix (RAM).
1.1 HAZID FINDINGS
Table 1-1 includes the risk ranking summary of the unmitigated risks for the Nodes considered.
Table 1-1 : Overall HAZID Summary (Unmitigated Risks)
High-Medium/
Node Description High / Cat. 1 Medium/ Cat. 3 Low/ Cat. 4
Cat. 2
Node 1. Habshan &
Bab Telecom
0 8 14 1
Systems Upgrade -
Detailed Engineering
The risk assessment was repeated for all identified hazards to assess the mitigated risk by
considering the preventive and mitigation measures.
Table 1-2 includes the risk ranking summary of the mitigated risks for all nodes by considering
the preventive and mitigation measures.

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Table 1-2: Overall HAZID Summary (Mitigated Risks)
High-Medium/
Cat. 2
Node 1. Habshan & Bab
Telecom Systems Upgrade 0 0 17 6
- Detailed Engineering
As can be seen from Tables 1-1 and 1-2, the majority of unmitigated risks fall under high-
medium or medium categories have been reduced subsequently to either medium or mainly
low categories by incorporating the preventive and mitigation Safeguard measures.
The HAZID Worksheets generated during the workshop are provided in the Attachment – 3.
The 09 Recommendations / Actions captured during the HAZID workshop are presented in
Section 10 Table 10-1 of this Report.
1.2 ENVID Findings
Summary of environmental risks identified during the ENVID workshop are presented in Table
1 -3 respectively.
Table 1-3: Overall ENVID Summary
High-Medium Medium/
Node Description High/ Cat. 1 Low/ Cat. 4
/ Cat. 2 Cat. 3
Node: 1. Habshan & Bab
Telecom System 0 0 0 9
Upgrade - Construction
As can be seen from Table 1-3, all of the environmental risks assessed as part of the workshop
fall in Low category.
The ENVID Worksheets generated during the ENVID Workshop are provided in Attachment-4.
The ENVID Worksheets provided in Attachment-6 generated a total of two (02)

recommendations including parties responsible for Action closure which are listed in Table
10-2 of this Report.
1.3 OHID Findings
A summary of occupational risks identified during the OHID workshop are presented in Table
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Table 1-4: Overall OHID Summary
High-Medium Medium/
/ Cat. 2 Cat. 3
System 1:. Habshan & Bab

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System 2: Habshan & Bab

Operation
As can be seen from Table 1-4, the majority of occupational risks identified fall in low, medium
or high-medium categories.
No recommendations were raised during OHID session. The OHID Worksheets provided in
Attachment-5.
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.1 Introduction
The Habshan & Bab Gas Complex is a set of gas processing facilities operated by ADNOC
Gas Processing (AGP) and located approximately 140km southwest of the city of Abu Dhabi.
The first plant in the complex was commissioned almost four decades ago. Since then, several
other plants were added to the complex making it one of the largest gas processing facilities in
the world.
In order to ensure the continued viability of Habshan and Bab Gas Complex, ADNOC Gas
Processing regularly reviews the installed equipment and systems, and carries out necessary
refurbishments, upgrades, replacements and additions to ensure that the facilities can be
operated in a safe, sustainable and efficient manner. This project is a continuation of these
efforts.
ADNOC Gas Processing (hereinafter referred to as COMPANY) has assigned M/s Bilfinger
Tebodin Middle East Ltd. (hereafter referred to as CONSULTANT) to carry out Front End
Engineering & Design (FEED) and Detail Engineering for the Project to enable COMPANY to
engage a Procurement & Construction (PC) CONTRACTOR to execute the Project.
CONSULTANT shall perform Engineering for the PROJECT as per Scope of Services under
the framework Agreement No. TE.18.048 (J) / 2018-21 /SRC/021. CONSULTANT shall carry
out Engineering for the project to enable COMPANY to engage a Procurement & Construction
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2.2 Project Objective and Scope
The objective of the project is to ensure safety and security of personnel and buildings by
providing adequate public address system annunciation, safety monitoring and incident review
capability, and controlled access to critical buildings by implementing/enhancing the Public
Address, CCTV and Access Control Systems in accordance with international codes,
standards, HSE and Electronic Security requirements.
The scope includes the following main items, in addition to all associated multi-disciplinary
works:
 New CCTV and Access Control Systems in Habshan & Bab Process Buildings
 Existing CCTV System Enhancement in Habshan & Bab Plant Areas
 New Public Address System in Bab Plant Area & Residential Complex
 Existing Public Address System Enhancement in process area of Habshan-3
 Integration of the above system including Security LAN and Video Analytics
2.3 Purpose of this Document
The purpose of this document is to present the findings of the Hazard Identification (HAZID),
Environmental Impact Identification (ENVID) and Occupational Health Hazard Identification
(OHID) workshops involving a multi-disciplinary Team. The workshops were conducted to
identify Safety, Environmental and Occupational hazards associated with Habshan and Bab
Telecom Systems Upgrade Project.
3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS
3.1 Definitions
AGREEMENT Contract (Agreement No. TE.18.048 (J) / 2018-21/SRC/021)

between COMPANY and CONSULTANT for the implementation
of PROJECT as per the Contract Terms & Conditions
COMPANY ADNOC Gas Processing
CONSULTANT Bilfinger Tebodin Middle East Ltd.
SUBCONTRACTOR The party(s) to whom any part of PROJECT has been

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VENDOR The party which manufactures or supplies the material /

MANUFACTURER equipment, and / or provides technical documents / drawings and
services to perform the duties specified by CONTRACTOR
CONTRACTOR The party which carries out all or part of the procurement,
construction, commissioning or management of the PROJECT.
SHALL Indicates a mandatory requirement
SHOULD Indicates a strong recommendation to comply with the

requirements of this document
3.2 Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Name
ADNOC Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
AGP ADNOC Gas Processing
ASD Aspirating Smoke Detection
BS British Standard
CCTV Closed Circuit Television
DGS Design General Specification
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
ENVID Environmental Aspect Identification
F&G Fire and Gas
FDS Functional Design Specification
HAZID Hazard Identification
HSE Health, Safety & Environment
HSSD High Sensitive Smoke Detection System
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Abbreviation Full Name
IP Internet Protocol/Ingress Protection
IEC International Electrotechnical Commission
ISO International Organization for Standardization
OHID Occupational Health Identification
NMCR New Main Control Room
UAE United Arab Emirates
UPS Uninterruptible Power supply
VESDA Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus
4. REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
4.1 Order of Precedence
The following “Order of Precedence” shall generally govern in case of conflict, unless otherwise
directed by COMPANY in writing. In case a conflict exists between these documents,
CONSULTANT shall highlight it to COMPANY for resolution.
 UAE statutory rules and regulations
 PROJECT documents
 COMPANY DGS
 International codes & standards
4.2 References
COMPANY Procedures/ Specifications
HSE-ST-008 HAZID/ ENVID/ OHID Standard
Project Documents
RPT-7006-GG-01-61-00-001 HAZID-ENVID-OHID TOR

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IE-7006-GG-000-15-11-001 Project Design Basis
DOD-7006-GG-01-61-00-001 HSE PLAN
DOD-7006-GG-01-61-00-002 HSE Philosophy
Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout

7006-HB-BPABX-15-30-001-A0
PABX Room
Location Layout for PAGA System
7006-HB-01-15-30-003-A0
BAB Residential Area
Location Layout for PAGA System
7006-HB-01-15-30-002-A0
BAB Plant
7006-HB-01-15-30-001-A0 Overall CCTV Location Layout- BAB
7006-H3-SS304-15-30-001-A0 Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout SS-304
7006-H3-SS302-15-30-001-A0 Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout SS-302
7006-H3-NMCR-15-30-001-A0 Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout NMCR
7006-H3-IES304-15-30-001-A0 Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout IES-304
7006-H3-IES301-15-30-001-A0 Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout IES-301
7006-H3-01-15-30-001-A0 Location Layout for PAGA System HABSHAN-3
7006-H1-MCR-15-30-001-A1 Telecom Equipment and Cable Routing Layout MCR
7006-GG-01-15-30-001-A0 Overall CCTV Location Layout- HABSHAN
ADNOC Standards
HSE-RM-ST03 HAZID/ ENVID/ OHID Standard
5. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION (HAZID) STUDY
5.1 Objectives and Scope of HAZID study
HAZID is a team-based brainstorming technique, normally guided by a Hazard Checklist /

Guidewords under the direction of an experienced facilitator / Chairman and taking benefit from
the collective knowledge and experience of the workshop team to identify potential Health,
Safety and Environmental (HSE) hazards.

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The aim of the HAZID is to identify hazards with a potential to cause harm to people, damage
to the environment, asset damage and reputation impact. Once hazards are identified, they can
be risk assessed and if necessary avoided, prevented or controlled.
The objectives of the HAZID workshop were as follows:
 Systematically identify and analyze the potential hazards associated with the Project
facilities.
 Identify causes/threats associated with each top event.
 Identify all consequences of the hazards including Major Accident Hazard (MAH).
 Identify preventive/mitigation safeguards (controls) that are in place.
 Qualitatively risk assess the frequency and the consequences by applying ADNOC Risk
Assessment Matrix to assess overall risk associated with each identified hazard (inherent
risks and residual risks).
 Identify additional risk reduction measures required, if any, to eliminate the hazard,
prevent or mitigate the consequences.
 Provide input to Management in its efforts to manage risks.
5.2 HAZID Methodology
The HAZID study requires a full description of the process and layout to discover potential
hazards. The guidewords ensure that all potential hazards would be systematically identified.
Typical HAZID study process is shown in the below figure.

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Figure 5-1 - HAZID Steps Flow Chart
The HAZID process was divided into the following steps:
1. Select the appropriate Plant area/Node for review to ensure inclusion of the full
study scope;

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2. Describe the main features of the system (layout, control measures, operating
conditions, etc.) or activity;
3. Select the first (or next) guideword category from the selected list;
4. Identify and determine all potential threats and top event of the hazards;
5. Assess the severity of the consequences to 'People', 'Environment

(accidental/unplanned) ', 'Asset' and 'Reputation' for each cause. A hazard (event)
will have associated impact from one or more consequences: Health & Safety,
Environment, Reputation and Financial. The severity of the consequences will be
assessed using the ADNOC Corporate Risk Matrix shall be recorded without giving
any credit to safeguards, i.e., assuming that there are no controls in place. If a
hazard (event) leads to more than one consequence, use the highest severity level
to represent the severity of the event as overall severity of the hazard (event);
6. Assess the likelihood of each hazard without considering safeguards;
7. Assign the unmitigated risk level for each hazard;
8. Identify preventive and mitigation measures;
9. Assess likelihood and mitigated severity of each hazard considering safeguards;
10. Assign mitigated risk level for each hazard based on overall highest mitigated
severity;
11. Provide recommendations, if required;
12. Apply the next guideword (relevant to the selected Hazard scenario);
13. Apply the next hazard scenario until they all have been considered;
14. Move to the next area of the plant area/Node until the whole study area are
covered.
5.3 HAZID Guidewords
The HAZID guidewords included in the HAZID sessions were based on guidewords provided in
the ADNOC Standard for HAZID/ ENVID/OHID HSE-RM-ST03 and the HAZID/ENVID/OHID
TOR (Doc no. RPT-7006-GG-01-61-00-001).
Appropriate Guidewords relevant to the Project scope were also included during the Workshop
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5.4 HSE Risk Assessment Matrix
Each identified hazard was assessed for its severity of the impact and the probability
of occurrence (frequency or likelihood), using ADNOC HSE Risk Matrix shown in
Figure 5-2 below.

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Figure 5-2 – ADNOC HSE Risk Assessment Matrix

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5.5 HAZID FINDINGS
Table 5-1 includes the risk ranking summary of the unmitigated risks for the Nodes considered.
Table 5-1 : Overall HAZID Summary (Unmitigated Risks)
High-Medium/
Cat. 2
Node 1. Habshan &
Bab Telecom
0 8 14 1
Systems Upgrade -
Detailed Engineering
The risk assessment was repeated for all identified hazards to assess the mitigated risk by
considering the preventive and mitigation measures.
Table 5-2 includes the risk ranking summary of the mitigated risks for all nodes by considering
the preventive and mitigation measures.
Table 5-2: Overall HAZID Summary (Mitigated Risks)
High-Medium/
Cat. 2
Node 1. Habshan & Bab
Telecom Systems Upgrade 0 0 17 6
- Detailed Engineering
As can be seen from Tables 5-1 and 5-2, the majority of unmitigated risks fall under high-
medium or medium categories have been reduced subsequently to either medium or mainly
low categories by incorporating the preventive and mitigation Safeguard measures.
The HAZID Worksheets generated during the workshop are provided in the Attachment– 3.
The 09 Recommendations / Actions captured during the HAZID workshop are presented in
Section 10 Table 10-1 of this Report.
6. ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECT IDENTIFICATION (ENVID) STUDY
ENVID technique is a team-based brainstorming approach used to identify environmental

aspects and impacts associated with the project facilities. Both planned and unplanned
(emergency/accidental) environmental hazards/aspects, their impacts and their duration /
likelihood were identified in ENVID.

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6.1 ENVID Methodology
The ENVID study, identified planned and unplanned (accidental) environmental aspects, their
impacts and their duration / likelihood. Planned impacts are those which result from routine
(planned) activities performed either on continuous basis or abnormal activities performed on
intermittent basis for operational and maintenance purpose.
The ENVID process is illustrated in Figure 6-1. ENVID workshop is also a guideword-based
activity where brainstorming of environmental aspect, its impact and severity were discussed
and recorded.
Figure 6-1 – ENVID Methodology

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The sequence of the ENVID review process should be as follows:
1. Describe the main features of the facility (layout, control and monitoring measures,
operating conditions, etc.) or activity
2. Select the first (or next) guideword category from the selected list
3. Identify and determine all potential aspects and their impacts/consequences
4. Assess the severity of the impacts/consequences
5. Assess the duration of the impact
6. Identify control and monitoring measures
7. Assign mitigated environmental impact severity ranking for each aspect
8. Provide recommendations, if required
9. Apply the next guideword (relevant to the selected Aspect)
10. Apply the next Aspect until they all have been considered; and (xi) Move to the next
activity until all activities has been examined.
6.2 ENVID Guidewords
The ENVID guidewords included in the ENVID session were based on guidewords provided in
the ADNOC Standard for HAZID/ ENVID/OHID HSE-RM-ST03 and the HAZID/ENVID/OHID
TOR (Doc no. RPT-7006-GG-01-61-00-001).
as appropriate.
6.3 ENVID Risk Ranking
For the assessment of impacts from normal and planned abnormal operations, the ADNOC
Environmental Impact Severity Matrix (EISM) for the assessment of impacts from normal and
planned abnormal operations as shown in Figure 6-2.

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Figure 6-2 – Environmental Impact Severity Matrix
Impact Significance - Unplanned Abnormal and Emergency Events
For assessing the significance of environmental impact during unplanned abnormal operations
and emergency situations, the ADNOC HSE Risk Matrix as shown in Figure 5-2 was applied.
6.4 ENVID Findings
Summary of environmental risks identified during the ENVID workshop are presented in Table
6 -1 respectively.
Table 6-1: Overall ENVID Summary
High-Medium Medium/
/ Cat. 2 Cat. 3
Node: 1. Habshan & Bab
Telecom System 0 0 0 9
Upgrade - Construction
As can be seen from Table 6-1, all of the environmental risks assessed as part of the workshop
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The ENVID Worksheets generated during the ENVID Workshop are provided in Attachment-4.
The ENVID Worksheets provided in Attachment-6 generated a total of two (02)

recommendations including parties responsible for Action closure which are listed in Table
10-2 of this Report.
7. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IDENTIFICATION (OHID) STUDY
The OHID study objective is to identify the occupational health Hazards. The OHID workshop
covers all types of occupational health hazards - physical, chemical, biological, ergonomic and
psychosocial associated with the operation of the proposed project. The workshop was carried
out as a team-based workshop to identify and assess the potential occupational health hazards
associated with the implementation of the Project.
7.1 OHID Methodology
OHID is a technique for early identification of potential occupational health risks and threats
from a specific activity. The major benefit of OHID is that early identification and assessment of
the critical occupational health risks and provides essential input to project development
decisions and operational options. This will lead to a safer and more cost-effective design and
operational options being adopted with a minimum cost of change impact. Task specific
activities (i.e. SEG) that are related to any particular task and/or operation was addressed
during the course of the OHID workshop to ensure that all occupational health aspects were
captured and fully assessed.
The OHID exercise was carried out for each major section of the project and a specific check
list of likely hazards is applied to each selected area of operation. The OHID chairman
prompted the potential hazard to be discussed for the selected section and then the OHID team
carries out a detailed “What-if” analysis for the hazard.
The OHID process itself involves the following steps:
 List sections/areas of the facility for which OHID is required to be carried out
 Select one of the listed sections
 Apply first potential hazard from the checklist
 Discuss relevance/credibility to the section under study Examine consequences of the

hazard
 Discuss severity and likelihood of the consequences
 Carryout qualitative risk ranking, using agreed risk matrix
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 If the provided safeguards are not adequate, make recommendations
 Repeat the above steps for all potential hazards
7.2 OHID Risk Ranking
Each identified hazard was assessed for its severity of the impact and the probability
of occurrence (frequency or likelihood), using ADNOC’s OHID Risk Matrix as shown in
below.
Figure 7-1 – OHID Risk Ranking
7.3 OHID Guidewords
The OHID guidewords included in the OHID session were based on guidewords provided in the
ADNOC Standard for HAZID/ ENVID/OHID HSE-RM-ST03 and the HAZID/ENVID/OHID TOR
(Doc no. RPT-7006-GG-01-61-00-001).
as appropriate.
7.4 OHID Findings
A summary of occupational risks identified during the OHID workshop are presented in Table
7-1.
Table 7-1: Overall OHID Summary
High-Medium Medium/
/ Cat. 2 Cat. 3
System 1:. Habshan & Bab

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High-Medium Medium/
/ Cat. 2 Cat. 3
Construction / Demolition
System 2: Habshan & Bab

Operation
As can be seen from Table 7-1, the majority of occupational risks identified fall in low, medium
or high-medium categories.
No recommendations were raised during OHID session. The OHID Worksheets provided in
Attachment-5.
8. CHAIRMANS REMARKS
The HAZID / ENVID / OHID workshops were carried out in accordance with procedure and to
time allocated.
The Team was well represented with the appropriate expertise whose input contributed to the
workshops valuable output and recommendations.
The workshop did not identify any showstoppers or key areas of weakness of the current
design as presented. Any gaps in the design safeguards were strengthened by recommending
further safeguards in agreement with workshop team.
Further, mitigated risk under “High-Medium” category shall be assessed during the course of
the Project’s further development with suitable control and mitigation measures applied, as
required and / or appropriate from outcome of any additional studies / references to ensure and
to demonstrate that any resulting “High”, “High-Medium” and / or “Medium” category risks are
reduced to As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP).
9. AREAS OF POTENTIAL WEAKNESS
During the workshop, there is no areas of potential weakness such as lack of specialist
knowledge or incomplete drawings are identified in the HAZID ENVID OHID Session by the
Team.
10. HAZID/ENVID/OHID RECOMMENDATIONS
The HAZID / ENVID / OHID review forum presented a total of nine (09) recommendations for
HAZID, Two (02) ENVID recommendations and No recommendations for OHID.
The HAZID / ENVID / OHID recommendations are shown in the following Table 10-1 and Table
10-2.
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Table 10-1: HAZID Recommendations
Sl.
Recommendations Responsibility
No.
Requirement for Lifting Plan to be specified in the PC Design & Engineering
1
Contractor Scope of Work. Contractor (TME)
COMPANY MOPO Matrix for extreme weather Design & Engineering
2 conditions should be specified to the PC Contractor Contractor (TME)
Scope of Work
Requirement for preparation and obtaining Approval of Design & Engineering
3 Heat Stress Management Plan is to be specified in the Contractor (TME)
PC Contractor Scope.
Requirement of Transportation Plan to be specified in Design & Engineering
4
PC Contractor Scope of Work Contractor (TME)
Building integrity to be ensured for the effectiveness of
Clean Agent Suppression System in the context of new Design & Engineering
5
cable entries - Requirement to be specified in the PC Contractor (TME)
Contractor Scope of work.
Adequacy of existing clean agent suppression system to Design & Engineering
6
be verified with the Supplier. Contractor (TME)
Adequacy of existing VESDA System coverage for new Design & Engineering
7
project facilities to be verified with OEM. Contractor (TME)
Project specific FRP has to be developed by PC Design & Engineering
8 Contractor - Requirement to be specified in PC Contractor (TME)
Contractor Scope of Work
Design & Engineering
9 Adequacy of existing UPS facilities to be verified. Contractor (TME)
Table 10-2: ENVID Recommendations
Sl.
Recommendations Responsibility
No.
1 Develop CEMP (Construction Environmental EPC Contractor
Management Plan)
2 Develop CWMP (Construction Waste Management Plan) EPC Contractor
11. ACTION TRACKING AND CLOSURE
All Recommendations raised during the HAZID/ENVID/OHID workshops shall be monitored

and tracked to closure through HSE Action Tracking Register and HAZID / ENVID / OHID
Action Close Out Sheets.

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Sr No. Name Company
1 Nouman Siddiqui ADNOC GP

2 Zionson Rajasingh ADNOC GP
3 Satish Hingalkar ADNOC GP
4 Mahendra Gadage ADNOC GP
5 Maitha Almazrouei ADNOC GP
6 Nikhil ADNOC GP
7 Aliaa Alzaabi ADNOC GP
8 Pradeep Tachanattil BTME
9 Yesantha Rao BTME
10 Kaustubh Dasture BTME
11 Divyam Jha BTME
12 Janarthanan Selvaraj BTME
13 Shahul Hameed BTME
14 R Subramanian GHRDC
15 Unaira Sineesh GHRDC
ENVID Attendance List
Sr No. Name Company

4 Maitha Almazrouei ADNOC GP
6 Pradeep Tachanattil BTME
7 Yesantha Rao BTME
8 Divyam Jha BTME
9 Janarthanan Selvaraj BTME
10 Shaun Pearce GHRDC

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5 Pradeep Tachanattil Tebodin
6 Divyam Jha Tebodin
7 Janarthanan Selvaraj Tebodin
8 Gopakumar Nayar GHRDC

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Node 1. Habshan & Bab Telecom Systems Upgrade - Detailed Engineering
Mitigated
Unmitigated Risk
Risk
Hazard Mitigations /
Hazard Preventive Responsib
Refere Hazard Threats Top Event Consequences Healt Envi Over Recovery Recommendation
Category Controls ty
nce h & ron Finan Reput all Likelih Ris Measures
S L RR
Safet men cial ation Seve ood k
y t rity
1 Hydrocarbons 1.1 Oil under Not Applicable

(Unrefined) pressure
1.2 Hydrocarbons in Not Applicable

formation
1.3 LPGs (e.g. Not Applicable

propane)
1.4 LNGs Not Applicable
1.5 Condensate, Not Applicable

NGL
1.6 Hydrocarbon Not Applicable

gas
1.7 Oil at Low Not Applicable

Pressures
1.8 Wax Not Applicable
1.9 Coal Not Applicable
2 Hydrocarbons 2.1 Hydraulic oil Not Applicable

(Refined)
2.2 Lube and seal Not Applicable
oil
2.3 Diesel fuel Not Applicable

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2.4 Petroleum Not Applicable

spirit/gasoline
3 Other flammable 3.1 Cellulosic Not Applicable

materials materials
3.2 Pyrophoric Not Applicable

materials
3.3 Hydrogen Not Applicable
3.4 Polypropylene Not Applicable

Polymer
4 Explosives 4.1 Detonators Not Applicable
4.2 Conventional Not Applicable

explosive
material
4.3 Perforating gun Not Applicable

charges.
4.4 Dust Explosions Not Applicable

(Sulphur,
Cement, etc.)
5 Pressure 5.1 Bottled Gas Not Applicable

under Pressure
5.2 Water under Not Applicable

pressure
5.3 Air under high Not Applicable

pressure
5.4 Hyperbaric Not Applicable

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(diving)
5.5 Decompression Not Applicable

(diving)
5.6 Oil and Not Applicable

hydrocarbon
gas under
pressure.
6 Differences in 6.1 Personnel at Construction Fall from 6.1.1.1. Potential for 4 4 C H- Personnel First Aid 4 B M
Height Height >2m activities height injury / Fatality M Training (Work
requiring building at height)
of scaffolds,
erection of poles, Certified Medivac
cable scaffolding
terminations, etc. equipment and
supervisors (by
EPC Contractor)
PTW / TRA Facility

Response
Safety harness Plan (ERP)
(PPE)
6.2 Personnel at Construction Trips and 6.2.1.1. Potential for 3 3 C M House keeping First Aid 3 B M
Height <2m activities falls injury
requiring building PTW / TRA Medivac
of scaffolds,
cable Facility
terminations, etc. Response
Plan (ERP)
6.3 Overhead Lifting the Poles Dropped 6.3.1.1. Potential for 4 3 4 C H- Certified lifting Medivac 4 B M 1. Requirement for Design &
Engineering
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Equipment MH object and Asset M Personnel Facility specified in the PC Contractor (TME
damage training Response Contractor Scope
Plan (ERP) of Work.
Visual check of
lifting gears
Exclusion zone
PTW / TRA
Certified Lifting
and Rigging
Personnel
6.4 People under Not Applicable

water
6.5 People below Potential Contact with 6.5.1.1. Damage to 3 3 3 C M Topography Medivac 3 B M
grade excavation for U/G services U/G services, Survey
Foundation and difficulty in
Cable Tranches accessing Manual Facility
(around 1 m) Excavation Response
Plan (ERP)
PTW / TRA
COMPANY
HSEMS
Procedures
7 Objects under 7.1 Objects under No concerns

induced stress tension
7.2 Objects under No concerns

compression.
8 Dynamic 8.1 On-land Traffic congestion Potential 8.1.1.1. Potential 3 2 3 C M Banksman First Aid 3 B M 4. Requirement of Design &
Engineering
situation hazards transport collision of personnel Transportation Plan Contractor (TME
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materials). vehicles in the Plan (ERP) Scope of Work.
Plant area
8.2 On-water Not Applicable

transport
(boating)
8.3 In-air transport Not Applicable

(flying)
8.4 Boat collision Not Applicable

hazard to other
vessels and
offshore
structures
8.5 Equipment with Not Applicable

moving or
rotating parts
8.6 Use of No concerns

hazardous hand
tools (grinding,
sawing)
8.7 Use of knives, No concerns

machetes and
other sharp
objects
8.8 Transfer from Not Applicable

boat, Flotel to
offshore
platform
9 Environmental 9.1 Weather Winds, rain, Adverse 9.1.1.1. Potential 4 2 4 C H- Environmental Facility 3 B M 2. COMPANY MOPO Design &
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l conditions injury/ Design Basis Plan weather conditions
fatalities, asset should be specified
damage Works stopped to the PC
at high wind Contractor Scope
conditions (more of Work
than 17 knots)
Journey
Management
Plan
PTW
Thermal work
limit- wind speed
limits for working
at height and
excavation
Speed limit
Vehicle
maintenance
Driver training
Induction for
construction
crew
Fitness test for

Drivers
COMPANY
HSEMS
Procedures
COMPANY
MOPO Matrix for
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9.2 Weather Extreme Adverse 9.2.1.1. Potential 4 4 C H- PTW First Aid 3 B M 3. Requirement for Design &
Engineering
Temperatures environmenta personnel M preparation and Contractor (TME
l conditions injury/ fatality Different work Facility obtaining Approval
timings for Response of Heat Stress
summer Plan Management Plan
is to be specified in
Training for the PC Contractor
construction Scope.
crew
Heat Stress
Campaign
COMPANY
HSEMS
Procedures
9.3 Sea state / river No concerns

currents
9.4 Tectonic No concerns
10 Hot Surfaces 10.1 Process piping Not Applicable

and equipment
between 60°C
and 150°C
10.2 Process piping Not Applicable

and equipment
over 150°C
10.3 Engine and Not Applicable

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10.4 Steam piping Not Applicable
11 Hot Fluids 11.1 Temperatures Not Applicable

between 100°C
and 150°C
11.2 Temperatures Not Applicable

greater than
150°C
12 Cold Surfaces 12.1 Process piping Not Applicable

between -25°C
and -80°C
12.2 Process piping Not Applicable

less than -80°C
13 Cold Fluids 13.1 Oceans, seas Not Applicable

and lakes less
than 10°C
14 Open Flame 14.1 Flares Not Applicable
14.2 Heaters with Not Applicable

fire tube
14.3 Direct-fired Not Applicable

furnaces
15 Electricity 15.1 Voltage > 50V Electricity Short Circuit 15.1.1.1. Electrocution 4 2 4 C H- Earthing and Facility 3 C M
to 440 V in and damage M Grounding Response
cables to Equipment Plan
Inspection of First Aid

Equipment

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Proper PPE
15.2 Voltage > 50V Electricity Short Circuit 15.2.1.1. Electrocution 4 2 4 C H- Earthing and Facility 3 C M
to 440 V in and damage M Grounding Response
Equipment to Equipment Plan
Inspection of First Aid

Equipment
PTW Medivac
TRA
Proper PPE
15.3 Voltage > 440 Not Applicable

V
15.4 Lightning No additional

discharge Concern as
Project facility is
part of the
existing Plant
Operation
15.5 Electrostatic Not Applicable

Energy
16 Electromagnetic 16.1 Ultraviolet No concerns

Radiation radiation
16.2 Infrared No concerns

radiation

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16.3 Microwaves No concerns
16.4 Lasers No concerns
16.5 E/M radiation: No concerns

high voltage
AC cables
17 Ionizing 17.1 Alpha, Beta, No concerns

Radiation, open open source
source
17.2 Gamma rays, No concerns
open source
17.3 Neutron, open No concerns

source
17.4 Naturally No concerns

occurring
ionizing
radiation
18 Ionizing 18.1 Alpha, Beta, No concerns

Radiation, closed source
closed source
18.2 Gamma rays, No concerns
closed source
18.3 Neutron, No concerns

closed source
19 Asphyxiates 19.1 Low oxygen No concerns

atmospheres
19.2 Excessive CO2 No concerns
19.3 Drowning No concerns

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19.4 Excessive N2 Not Applicable
19.5 Halon Not Applicable
19.6 Smoke Not Applicable
19.7 Clean Agent Clean agent Release of 19.7.1.1. Potential 4 4 B M Audio-visual 3 B M 5. Building integrity to Design &
Engineering
(FM200, etc.) suppression Clean agent physical Alarm be ensured for the Contractor (TME
system suppression asphyxiation effectiveness of
system Clean Agent
Suppression
System in the
context of new
cable entries -
Requirement to be
specified in the PC
Contractor Scope
of work.
Training 6. Adequacy of Design &

Engineering
existing clean agent Contractor (TME
PTW suppression system
to be verified with
the Supplier.
20 Toxic Gas 20.1 H2S, Sour Gas Working in H2S Emergencies 20.1.1.1. Potential for 4 4 B M Training Facility 3 B M
Zone (Existing - Release of injury / Response
Hazard) H2S Fatality Plan
PTW First Aid
TRA
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20.2 Exhaust Not Applicable

Fumes
20.3 SO2 Refer to 20.1
20.4 Benzene Not Applicable
20.5 Chlorine Not Applicable
20.6 Welding No additional

Fumes concerns, as it
will be covered in
Construction HSE
Plan, TRA and
PTW
20.7 Tobacco Not Applicable

Smoke
20.8 CFCs Not Applicable
20.9 Ammonia Not Applicable
21 Toxic Liquids 21.1 Mercury Not Applicable
21.2 PCBs Not Applicable
21.3 Biocide Not Applicable
21.4 Methanol Not Applicable
21.5 Brines Not Applicable
21.6 Glycols Not Applicable

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21.7 Degreasers Not Applicable
21.8 Isocyanates Not Applicable
21.9 Sulfanol Not Applicable
21.10 Amines Not Applicable
21.11 Corrosion Not Applicable

inhibitors
21.12 Scale Not Applicable

inhibitors
21.13 Liquid mud Not Applicable

additives
21.14 Odorant Not Applicable

additives
21.15 Alcohol Not Applicable

containing
beverages
21.16 Non Not Applicable

prescribed
drugs
21.17 Used engine Not Applicable

oils
21.18 Carbon tetra Not Applicable

chloride
21.19 Grey and/or Not Applicable

black water

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22 Toxic Solids 22.1 Asbestos Not Applicable
22.2 Man-made Not Applicable

mineral fiber
22.3 Cement dust Not Applicable
22.4 Sodium Not Applicable

hypochlorite
22.5 Powdered mud Not Applicable

additives
22.6 Sulphur dust Not Applicable
22.7 Pig trash Not Applicable
22.8 Oil based Not Applicable

muds
22.9 Pseudo oil- Not Applicable

based muds
22.10 Water based Not Applicable

muds
22.11 Cement Handling of

slurries cement slurries -
No additional
concerns, as it
will be covered in
Construction HSE
Plan, TRA and
PTW
22.12 Dusts During

construction

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additional
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will be covered in
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Plan, TRA and
PTW
22.13 Cadmium Not Applicable

compounds
22.14 Oil based Not Applicable

sludges
23 Corrosive 23.1 Hydrofluoric Not Applicable

substances acid
23.2 Hydrochloric Not Applicable

acid
23.3 Sulphuric acid Not Applicable
23.4 Caustic soda Not Applicable
24 Biological 24.1 Poisonous Not Applicable

hazards plants (e.g.
poison ivy and
oak)
24.2 Large animals Not Applicable
24.3 Small animals Not Applicable
24.4 Food borne Not Applicable

bacteria

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24.5 Water borne Not Applicable

bacteria
24.6 Parasitic Not Applicable

Insects
24.7 Disease Not Applicable

transmitting
insects
24.8 Cold and flu Personnel from Working with 24.8.1.1. Potential 4 2 1 4 C H- COMPANY Facility 4 B M
viruses different countries FLU infected spread of M HSEMS Response
personnel in FLU leading Procedures Plan
field to health
impacts and Project Planning
potential
project delay
24.9 Human Not Applicable

immune
deficiency
viruses
24.10 Other Not Applicable

communicabl
e diseases
25 Ergonomic 25.1 Manual Manual handling 25.1.1.1. 25.1.1.1. Potential for 3 3 C M Manual handling First Aid 3 B M
materials during Body strain injury procedure
maintenance or
handling construction Trolleys for
manual handling
Lifting
equipment is
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equipment for instrument / accessing delay, quality Specifications
accessibility equipment issues and
safety Quality
concerns inspection
Program
25.3 Damaging Refer to ENVID

noise
25.4 Loud steady Refer to ENVID

noise > 85dBA
25.5 Heat stress Refer to OHID

(high
ambient
temperatures)
25.6 Cold stress No concerns
(low
ambient
temperatures)
25.7 High humidity No additional
concerns,
existing Site
Procedures will
apply
25.8 Vibration Refer to OHID
25.9 Workstations Improper access Difficulty in 25.9.1.1. Potential 2 2 C M Design 2 B L

for panels accessing delay, quality Specifications
issues and
safety Quality
concerns inspection
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25.10 Lighting Inadequate Difficulty in 25.10.1.1. Potential for 2 2 B L Existing Plant Temporary 2 A L
Lighting carrying injury, Asset area with lighting
(Construction construction damage adequate Equipment
Phase) works lighting provided as
and when
PTW / TRA required.
25.11 Incompatible No concerns

hand
controls
25.12 Awkward No concerns
location of
workplaces
and
machinery
25.13 Mismatch of No concerns
work to
physical
abilities
25.14 Mismatch of No concerns

work to
cognitive
abilities
25.15 Long and No additional

irregular Concerns
working
hours/shifts
25.16 Poor No concerns

organization
and job
design
25.17 Work No concerns

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25.18 Indoor climate No concerns

(too hot/cold/
dry/ humid,
draughty)
26 Psychological 26.1 Living on the Refer to OHID

hazards job / away from
family
26.2 Working and Refer to OHID

living on a live
plant
26.3 Post-traumatic Refer to OHID

stress
26.4 Fatigue Refer to OHID
26.5 Shift work Refer to OHID
27 Security related 27.1 Piracy No additional

hazards Concern as
Project facility is
part of the
existing Plant
Operation
27.2 Assault No additional

Concern as
Project facility is
part of the
existing Plant
Operation

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27.3 Sabotage No additional

Concern as
Project facility is
part of the
existing Plant
Operation
27.4 Crisis No additional

(terrorism, civil Concern as
disturbances) Project facility is
part of the
existing Plant
Operation
27.5 Theft No additional

Concern as
Project facility is
part of the
existing Plant
Operation
28 Use of natural 28.1 Land No additional

resources Concerns
28.2 Water No additional

Concerns
28.3 Air No additional

Concerns
28.4 Trees, No additional

Vegetation Concerns
28.5 Gravel No additional

Concerns
29 Medical 29.1 Medical No additional

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29.2 Motion No additional

sickness Concerns
30 Noise 30.1 High level Refer to ENVID /

noise OHID
30.2 . Intrusive No additional

Noise Concerns
31 Drilling 31.1 Rig Operations Not Applicable

Operations
31.2 Rig Integrity Not Applicable
31.3 Well control Not Applicable
31.4 Lithology Not Applicable
31.5 Data Not Applicable

uncertainty
31.6 Formation Not Applicable
32 Rig Moving 32.1 Adverse Not Applicable

Activities Environmental
Changes
32.2 Co- Not Applicable

Ordination/
Communicatio
n Failure
32.3 Tug boat Not Applicable

mooring failure

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mechanical
failure
32.5 Loss of Not Applicable

Stability
32.6 Dropped Not Applicable

Objects
32.7 Loss of Not Applicable

services
32.8 Impact / Not Applicable

Collision
32.9 Seismic Not Applicable

Activity
32.10 Platform Not Applicable

Operations/
Emergency
32.11 Drilling Rig Not Applicable

Operations /
Emergency
32.12 Seabed / Not Applicable

Subsea
32.13 Other Not Applicable
32.14 Interfaces Not Applicable
33 Concurrent 33.1 Concurrent Simultaneous Simultaneous 33.1.1.1. Potential for 3 3 3 C M PTW / TRA Facility 3 B M
Activities / Activities / activities in the activities injury and Response
Proximity Proximity same location leading to asset COMPANY

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34 Working inside 34.1 Personnel at Construction Fall from 34.1.1.1. Potential for 4 4 C H- Personnel First Aid 4 B M
the Buildings Height >2m activities height injury / M Training (Work
requiring laying of Fatality at height)
cables,
installation of PTW / TRA Medivac
Equipment.
Safety harness Facility
(PPE) Response
Plan (ERP)
34.2 Live panels Working near/ Fall of objects 34.2.1.1. Potential 2 2 C M Personnel Facility 2 B L 8. Project specific Design &
Engineering
inside live panels damage to training Response FRP has to be Contractor (TME
(at present, only existing Plan (ERP) developed by PC
wall mounted panels, PTW / TRA Contractor -
junction boxes, Switch gears, Requirement to be
installation of etc., potential Supervision specified in PC
CCTV, wall disturbance Contractor Scope
penetration for to existing of Work
cable routing are Plant
expected, cable operations
routing below and
above the false
floor)
Installation of Fall of objects 34.2.2.1. Potential 2 2 C M Personnel Facility 2 B L

new panels damage to training Response
(NMCR, MCR existing Plan (ERP)
telecom room) panels, PTW / TRA
potential
disturbance Supervision
to existing
Plant
operations
34.3 Clean Agent Clean agent Release of 34.3.1.1. Potential 4 4 B M Audio-visual 3 B M 5. Building integrity to Design &
Engineering
Alarm
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system suppression asphyxiation effectiveness of
system Clean Agent
Suppression
System in the
context of new
cable entries -
Requirement to be
specified in the PC
Contractor Scope
of work.
Training 6. Adequacy of Design &

Engineering
existing clean agent Contractor (TME
PTW suppression system
to be verified with
the Supplier.
34.4 Fire detection Inadequate Delay in Fire 34.4.1.1. Potential 3 3 B M 3 B M 7. Adequacy of Design &
Engineering
(VESDA coverage of detection damage and existing VESDA Contractor (TME
System) VESDA System disruption of System coverage
for the new services for new project
panels which are facilities to be
as part of the verified with OEM.
project facilities.
34.5 Modification of Modification of Working in 34.5.1.1. Potential 2 2 C M Training 2 B L 9. Adequacy of Design &
Engineering
existing UPS existing UPS DBs live UPS DBs Trips of existing UPS Contractor (TME
DBs existing UPS PTW facilities to be
system verified.
Supervision

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Is a Legal Significance of Impact & Risk after mitigation

Requirement measures
Preventative and Control
Activity Aspect Impact/Consequences (Community Monitoring Measures Recommendations Responsibility
Measures
Concerns and Impact
Reputational Risks) Severity Duration RR
Severity
1. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Process Emissions Not considered applicable
2. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Engine exhaust Deterioration of local ambient air quality and Federal Ambient Air ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST02 Daily Visual Inspection 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 1. Develop CEMP EPC Contractor
emissions increase in GHG emissions Quality Standards HSE approval of equipment of Equipment
ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC Inspection
ST02 Requirements
Routine CEMP Audit
3. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Stack Emissions Not considered applicable
4. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Flare Emissions Not considered applicable
5. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Vent Emissions Not considered applicable
6. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Fugitive Emissions Not considered applicable
7. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Gas / Condensate Not considered applicable

leaks
8. General Construction 1. Air Emissions -Dust Deterioration of local ambient air quality from Federal Ambient Air ADNOC- Visual Inspection 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 1. Develop CEMP EPC Contractor
Excavation activities Quality Standards HSE-EN-ST02 Routine CEMP Audit
ADNOC-HSE-EN-
ST02
9. General Construction 1. Air Emissions - Odor Not considered applicable
10. General Construction 1. Liquid Discharges - Chemical Spills Localized deterioration of soil quality ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC- Visual Inspection 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 1. Develop CEMP EPC Contractor
(Accidental) ST02 HSE-EN-ST02 Routine CEMP Audit
11. General Construction 1. Liquid Discharges - Liquid Sulphur Not considered applicable
leaks
12. General Construction 1. Liquid Discharges - Oil Spills Localized deterioration of soil quality ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC- Visual Inspection 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4
(Accidental) ST02 HSE-EN-ST02 Routine CEMP Audit
13. General Construction 1. Liquid Discharges - Process Not considered applicable

Effluents
14. General Construction 1. Liquid Discharges - Sewage Sewage generation from workers ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC HSE-EN-ST04 Visual Inspection 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 2. Develop CWMP EPC Contractor
ST02,
ADNOC-HSE-EN-
ST04 Company WMP Routine CEMP Audit
Tadweer requirements
15. General Construction 1. Liquid Discharges - Surface runoffs Not considered applicable

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Severity
16. General Construction 1. Waste Disposal - Domestic / Controlled generation of waste ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC HSE-EN-ST04 ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST04 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 2. Develop CWMP EPC Contractor
municipal wastes ST04 ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST05
Tadweer
Requirements Company WMP
17. General Construction 1. Waste Disposal - Non-hazardous Controlled generation of waste ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC HSE-EN-ST04 ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST04 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 2. Develop CWMP EPC Contractor
industrial wastes ST04 ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST05
Tadweer
Requirements Company WMP
18. General Construction 1. Waste Disposal - Surface runoff Not considered applicable
(Drainage)
19. General Construction 1. Waste Disposal - Hazardous Controlled generation of waste ADNOC-HSE-EN- ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST04 ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST04 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 2. Develop CWMP EPC Contractor
wastes ST04 Company WMP ADNOC-HSE-EN-ST05
Tadweer
Requirements
20. General Construction 1. Waste Disposal - NORM Not considered applicable
21. General Construction 1. Resource Composition - Land use Not considered applicable
22. General Construction 1. Resource Composition - Not considered applicable

Groundwater Consumption
23. General Construction 1. Resource Composition - Electric Not considered applicable

power Consumption
24. General Construction 1. Resource Composition - Fuel Limited usage for Vehicles. Usage considered
Consumption (Diesel, Natural Gas, negligible
Petrol)
25. General Construction 1. Resource Composition - Water General use for drinking and general site
Consumption activities. Usage considered negligible.
26. General Construction 1. Resource Composition - Material Material for construction not considered in limited
Consumption supply.
27. General Construction 1. Physical Interactions - Noise Localized noise generation ADNOC-HSE-EN- Regular Maintenance Routine CEMP Audit of 1 B 1B Low/ Category 4 1. Develop CEMP EPC Contractor
ST02 ADNOC HSE Approval of maintenance /inspection
Equipment records
28. General Construction 1. Physical Interactions - Artificial Not considered applicable

Lighting
29. General Construction 1. Physical Interactions - Ground Localized excavation, no new land take,
Disturbance considered negligible impacts on ecological
sensitivities.
30. General Construction 1. Use of Restricted Substances - Considered unlikely to occur

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Severity
Loss of radioactive sources
31. General Construction 1. Use of Restricted Substances - Not considered applicable - use not permitted
Release of Ozone Depleting
Substances (ODS)

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Node: 1. Habshan & Bab Telecom System Upgrade - Construction / Demolition
Category of Initial Risk

Type of
Hazard Consequence / Health People Frequency / No. Of Emp. Recommended Action By /
Hazard Activity / Task / Source Exposure route exposure Existing Controls
Category Effects exposed Duration Exposed Action (When)
Acute / Chronic SH LH RR
(SEG)
1. Physical 1. Noise Construction / Demolition Hearing Acute: Temporary Construction / Daily 8-10 Hrs. 60 to 80 at peak A/C Compliance with Company 5 B 5B
Hazards activities (Machinery tools, Threshold Shift (TTS) demolition crew activity level Hearing Conservation (Unli
pneumatic hammer, Diesel Chronic: Noise Induced Programme kely)
generator) Hearing Loss (NIHL).
Permanent Threshold shift.
Compliance with ADNOC
Standard HSE-OH-ST08 on
Physical Agents
Compliance with Contractor

PPE Procedure
Equipment maintained
(Planned Preventative
Maintenance)
Company Approved Procedure
COMPANY approved
Construction Equipment
2. Vibration (Hand arm Use of vibrating tools and Whole Body Acute: Fatigue, Muscular Construction / 4-6 Hrs 5 to 10 A/C COMPANY approved 4 C 4C
Vibration) equipment, operating hand pain , tingling in the demolition crew Construction Equipment (Pos
tools impact e.g. Pneumatic hand or arm sible)
Jack Hammer, Impact Chronic : Hand Arm
wrenches, grinders Vibration Syndrome Equipment maintained
(HAVS) (Planned Preventative
Maintenance)
Job duration and rotation

(personnel will take breaks by
doing different tasks)

Physical Agents

PPE & RPE Procedure
Anti Vibration gloves provided
HSE Management Plan

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Category of Type of Initial Risk

(SEG)
3. Thermal Environment (Heat Construction / Demolition Whole Body Acute: Heat related illness, Construction / Daily 6-8 Hrs. 60 to 80 at peak A Company Heat Stress 4 C 4C
and Humidity) activities in Summer months Heat exhaustion, cramps, demolition crew activity level Management Programme (Pos
rash sible)
Heat Stress Management
Prickly heat, fatigue, salt Procedure submitted to
loss Company
Heat Stress, Potential heat
stroke leading to fatality
Federal regulation on mid-day
break during summer

Physical Agents
PTW for restricted hours
Buddy system
Compliance with TWL
4. Non-Ionizing Radiation - UV, Working under direct sun Whole Body Acute: Redness of Skin, Construction / Occasionally 6- 6-8 A/C Company Heat Stress 3 C 3C
Visible, IR from sunlight during Summer months/ Arc Sun burn demolition crew 8 Hrs. Management Programme (Pos
Welding Chronic: Potential Skin sible)
Cancer
Heat Stress Management
Procedure submitted to
Company
Federal regulation on mid-day

break during summer

Physical Agents
PTW for restricted hours
5. Ionizing Radiations - NORM Not Applicable
6. Ionizing Radiations Not Applicable
7. Electromagnetic Radiation- Not Applicable

Laser, Infra-red
8. Lighting / Illumination Work at night/ working in Eye Acute: Eye strain, fatigue Construction / Occasional 3-4 A Illumination as per design 2 B 2B
dark location demolition crew specification ADNOC HSE-OH- (Unli
ST-11 recommended kely)
illumination levels
Compliance with ADNOC HSE-

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(SEG)
OH-ST11
PTW
2. Chemical 1. Toxic Solids -Dust - Construction / Demolition Inhalation, Dermal, Acute: Eye Respiratory Construction / Daily 8-10 Hrs. 40-50 A Compliance with Contractor 2 C 2C
Hazard Inhalable dust activities Eye. irritation demolition crew PPE & RPE Procedure (Pos
sible)
Dust Suppression
Approved Method Statement

and TRA
2. Toxic Liquid -Diesel Fuel Refueling activities Inhalation, Dermal, Acute: Skin irritant, eyes Refuelling Twice a week, 1-2 A/C Company Safe operating 4 B 4B
Eye. and Respiratory irritation Operator 1-2 hrs. procedure (Unli
construction activities on inhalation of vapor kely)
Hazardous Materials Storage
and Handling Procedure
Chronic: Dermatitis,
Defatting
PPE & RPE Procedure
Approved TRA for refuelling
3. Toxic Liquid -Paint, Solvent, Painting Activities during Inhalation, Dermal, Acute: Drowsiness, Painters and Occasional 6-8 A/C Company Approved Painting 3 C 3C
Thinner Construction. Demolition Eye. defatting of skin and eye helpers Procedure (Pos
activities of painted surfaces irritation. Chronic: sible)
Long term harmful effect
[depending on types of Compliance with ADNOC
chemicals and solvents Standard HSE-OH-ST09 on
present in paints and Chemical Agents
coatings]
PTW
RPE/PPE
4. Toxic Gas -Welding Fumes Fumes from Welding Inhalation Acute: Eye and Respiratory Welding crew 4-6 hours 2-4 A/C Company Welding Procedure 3 C 3C
activities during construction irritation (Pos
Chronic: Respiratory sible)
ailment related to Welding; LEV in Confined Space
Effect depend on the
material welded on. Confined Space procedure
Welding and Hot Works

Procedure to be submitted to
ADNOC
Welding Booth

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(SEG)
PTW

PPE & RPE Procedure
5. Asbestos Not applicable
6. Manmade Mineral Fiber No additional concern
7. Cement Mix Concreting / Cementing Dermal / Skin Acute skin irritation Cementing Occasional, 6-8 8-10 A/C PTW 3 B 3B
crew hrs. (Unli
Chronic: dermatitis kely)
Approved Procedure
PPE
8. Corrosive Substances Not Applicable
9. Nitrogen Not Applicable
3. Biological 1. Communicable Diseases Construction and demolition Ingestion and Depending on the Construction / Whole day 60 to 80 at peak A/C ADNOC Medical Services 4 B 4B
Agents crew Inhalation pathogen exposed to Demolition activity level Management guidelines (Unli
crew kely)
Contractor Welfare
Management Standard

Food and Water

Biological Hazard
UAE Federal Law
Medical Insurance
2. Communicable Diseases Construction and demolition Ingestion and Infection due to Corona Construction / Whole day 60 to 80 at peak A/C ADNOC Medical Services 5 B 5B
(COVID-19) crew Inhalation Virus COVID 19 Demolition activity level Management guidelines (Unli
crew kely)
Contractor Welfare
Management Standard


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(SEG)
Food and Water

Biological Hazard
UAE Federal Law
Medical Insurance
COVID-19 ADNOC Guidelines
COVID-19 advisories
MOHAP Guidelines on COVID-

19
COVID-19 screening before

mobilization
Site specific controls COVID-19

prevention
Accommodation camp
Management guidelines on
COVID-19
3. Food and Water borne Consuming contaminated Ingestion Food Poisoning, Symptoms All Living in the 80 A HACCP certified catering 3 C 3C
organisms (Pathogens) food and water during can vary, depending on Construction/ contractor contractor (Pos
working hours and in what has caused the Demolition Camps sible)
accommodation camp poisoning. Food Poisoning Crew
and all related illness Compliance with ADNOC
depend on the Micro- Standard HSE-OH-ST06 on
organism exposed to. Food and Water

Contractor Welfare
Management Standard
4. Water borne pathogen - Sewage handling and Ingestion E-coli induced ill health, Sewage Daily 2-3 A Compliance with COMPANY 3 B 3B
viruses and bacteria transportation dermatitis, hepatitis handlers Waste Management Procedure (Unli
contained in sewage kely)
Compliance with ADNOC HSE
Standard (HSE-EN-ST04) -
Waste Management Standard

Standard (HSE-OH-ST10)
Biological hazard

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(SEG)
5. Water borne pathogens - No additional concern

Legionella bacteria
6. Snake, scorpions, insects Stings / bite from these Dermal / Skin Allergic reactions, some All During outdoor 60 to 80 at peak A PTW 4 B 4B
creatures during are potentially life Construction/ construction activity level (Unli
construction and demolition threatening allergic. Some Demolition activities kely)
activities are poisonous. Crew Compliance with Contractor
PPE & RPE Procedure
Well illuminated work place if

there is Company Approved
night time work taking place.
7. Poisonous plants (e.g. No additional concern

poison ivy and oak, stinging because it is within the
nettles etc.) existing plant boundaries
8. Large animals (e.g. dogs, No additional concern

cats, rats, African wild because it is within the
animals) existing plant boundaries
9. Disease-transmitting insects No additional concern

(mosquitoes: malaria and because it is within the
yellow fever; ticks: lime existing plant boundaries
disease; fleas: plague)
10. Human immune deficiency No additional concern as it

virus (HIV) is addressed by Federal
UAE Law for residency
4. Ergonomics 1. Poor workplace design, Construction and demolition Whole Body Musculoskeletal disorders, Construction / Daily 8-10 Hrs. 60 to 80 at peak Design specifications 3 B 3B
leading to awkward activities RSI, Work related upper Demolition activity level (Unli
postures, repetitive limb disorder (WRULD). crew kely)
movements, excessive Compliance with ADNOC HSE
stretching, bending, pushing Standard (HSE-OH-ST11) -
and pulling) Ergonomics Hazard Standard
Company Approved
Construction HSE Plan
2. Incompatible hand controls Manual Material Handling Whole Body Acute: fatigue, muscular Construction / Daily 8-10 Hrs A/C Company Approved Procedure 3 C 3C
(Manual materials Handling during Construction/ pain and Sprain, Demolition (Pos
Pushing, pulling or handling demolition activities Chronic : MSD of Back and crew sible)
heavy objects) Work Related Upper Limb Compliance with ADNOC
Disorder (WRULD Standard HSE-OH-ST11
HSE Management Plan

and TRA
Mechanical aid

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(SEG)

PPE & RPE Procedure
3. Awkward location of Installation of CCTV Whole Body Acute: fatigue, muscular Construction / Occasional 4-5 A/C Compliance with ADNOC 3 B 3B
workplaces and machinery Cameras and speakers pain and Sprain, Demolition Standard HSE-OH-ST11 (Unli
Chronic : MSD of Back and crew kely)
Work Related Upper Limb
Disorder (WRULD Company Approved Procedure
HSE Management Plan

and TRA

PPE & RPE Procedure
4. Work planning issue (High No additional concern as

workload, lack of clear project planning and
planning) manpower distribution plan
are in place
5. Mismatch of work No additional concerns as

environment to cognitive specific workforce has been
skills, capabilities and identified for relevant task
limitations of workforce as part of resource
deployment schedule
6. Mismatch of task No additional concerns as

requirements to physical specific workforce has been
skills, capabilities and identified for relevant task
limitation of workforce as part of resource
deployment schedule
5. Psychological 1. Living away from family for Construction/ demolition Stress related ill health All Throughout the 60 to 80 at peak Company Contractor welfare 2 C 2C
Factors job activities Construction / work period activity level initiatives (Pos
demolition crew sible)
Contractor Welfare
Management Standard
2. Long and irregular working No additional concern. Stress related ill health All Throughout the 60 to 80 at peak Company Contractor welfare 2 C 2C
hours; working cycles; shift Construction / work period activity level initiatives (Pos
work, Organizational stress demolition crew sible)
e.g. poor communications,
inappropriate targets Compliance with ADNOC
Contractor Welfare
Management Standard

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3. Lack of social activities due Construction/ demolition Stress related ill health All Throughout the 60 to 80 at peak Company Contractor welfare 2 C 2C
to COVID 19 protocol activities Construction / work period activity level initiatives (Pos
demolition crew sible)
Contractor Welfare
Management Standard
4. Post-traumatic stress No additional concern as

this will be addressed as
per HSE Plan approved by
the COMPANY
5. Fatigue No additional concern as

the COMPANY
6. Shift work No additional concern as

the COMPANY
6. Lifestyle 1. Smoking No additional concern. As

Factors per compliance to company
no smoking policy
2. Lack of physical exercise No additional concern
3. Alcohol and drugs abuses Not applicable as per

COMPANY Standards and
UAE regulations
4. Unbalanced diet Eating and drinking in the Ingestion Poor health condition due All Residents in while eating 60 to 80 at peak A Compliance with ADNOC HSE 2 C 2C
accommodation to unbalance diet the camp activity level Standard (HSE-OH-ST07) - (Pos
Contractor Welfare sible)
Management Standard

Standard (HSE-OH-ST06)
Food and water
5. Interrupted sleep patterns No additional concern as it

will be compliance with
ADNOC HSE Standard
(HSE-OH-ST07) - Welfare
Standard and ADNOC
Medical Services Guidelines
7. Living 1. Infectious diseases No additional concern as it

environment will be compliance with
(Public ADNOC HSE Standard
Health) (HSE-OH-ST07) - Welfare

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(SEG)
Factors Standard
2. Contaminated drinking water No additional concern as it

supply is compliance with ADNOC
HSE Standard (HSE-OH-
ST06) - Food and water
safety standard and
ADNOC HSE Standard
Management Standard
3. Poor medical infra-structure No additional concern as all

the activities are in
compliance with ADNOC
Medical Services Division
Guidelines
4. Environmental health No additional concern as it

hazards e.g. Air pollution, will be compliance with
radiation hazards ADNOC HSE Standard
Management Standard
Node: 2. Habshan & Bab Telecom System Upgrade - Operation
Category of Initial Risk

Type of
(SEG)
1. Physical 1. Noise No additional concerns as

Hazards no new noise generating
Equipment introduced as
part of the Project. Similar
hazard already exist at site
and relevant applicable
controls are in place
2. Noise (Design) Use of public address Hearing Speech interference Operators / During public 10-20 A Design specifications
system affecting communication Maintenance address
crew
In the design of PAGA System,
these aspects have been
addressed
3. Vibration (Hand arm No additional concern

Vibration)
4. Thermal Environment (Heat No additional concerns.

Similar hazard already exist

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(SEG)
and Humidity) at site and relevant

applicable controls are in
place
5. Non-Ionizing Radiation - UV, No additional concerns.

Visible, IR from sunlight Similar hazard already exist
at site and relevant
place
6. 4. Non-Ionizing Radiation - Not Applicable

Laser
7. Ionizing Radiations - NORM Not Applicable
8. Ionizing Radiations Not Applicable
2. Chemical 1. Dust - Inhalable dust No additional concerns.

Hazard (nuisance dust - not Similar hazard already exist
otherwise regulated) at site and relevant
place
2. Diesel Fuel No additional concerns.

place
3. Toxic liquid No additional concerns
Paint Solvents, touch paint

& Thinners (VOCs)
4. Toxic solids No additional concerns.
place
5. Corrosive Not applicable
6. Irritant Not applicable
7. Nitrogen Not applicable
3. Biological 1. Communicable Diseases No additional concerns.

Agents Similar hazard already exist
place

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(SEG)
2. Food and Water borne No additional concerns.

organisms (Pathogens) Similar hazard already exist
place
3. Snake, scorpions, insects No additional concerns.

place
4. Water borne pathogen - No additional concerns.

Legionella bacteria Similar hazard already exist
place
5. Pathogens / Sewage No additional concerns.

place
6. Poisonous plants (e.g. No additional concerns.

poison ivy and oak, stinging Similar hazard already exist
nettles etc.) at site and relevant
place
7. Large animals (e.g. dogs, No additional concerns.

cats, rats, African wild Similar hazard already exist
animals) at site and relevant
place
8. Small animals (snakes, No additional concerns.

scorpions, lizards) Similar hazard already exist
place
9. Disease-transmitting insects No additional concerns.

(mosquitoes: malaria and Similar hazard already exist
yellow fever; ticks: lime at site and relevant
disease; fleas: plague) applicable controls are in
place
10. Human immune deficiency Not Applicable as UAE

virus (HIV) Government and ADNOC
Health Services Standards
will not allow infected
personnel to work.

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4. Ergonomics 1. Poor workplace design, Working at workstations for Whole Body Work related Upper Limb Telecom Daily 2 hrs. 2-4 A/C Design specifications 3 B 3B
leading to awkward controls and collecting data Disorder (WRULD), Operators (Unlik
postures, repetitive Muscular Skeletal Disorder ely)
movements, excessive (MSD) Compliance with ADNOC HSE
stretching, bending, pushing Standard (HSE-OH-ST11) -
and pulling) Ergonomics Hazard Standard
2. Incompatible hand controls No additional concern as

(Manual Handling Pushing, the new design is in line
pulling or handling heavy with COMPANY ergonomics
objects) requirement
3. Awkward location of work No additional concern as

places, machinery and the new design is in line
equipment with COMPANY ergonomics
requirement
4. Work planning issue (High No additional concern as

workload, lack of clear the new design is in line
planning) with COMPANY ergonomics
requirement
5. Mismatch of work No additional concern as

environment to cognitive the new design is in line
skills, capabilities and with COMPANY ergonomics
limitations of workforce requirement
6. Mismatch of task No additional concern as

requirements to physical the new design is in line
skills, capabilities and with COMPANY ergonomics
limitation of workforce requirement
7. Manual Handling Pushing, Not applicable

pulling or handling heavy
objects.
5. Psychological 1. Living away from family for Covered as per existing

Factors job procedures, no additional
concern
2. Long and irregular working Covered as per existing

hours; working cycles; shift procedures, no additional
work, Organizational stress concern
e.g. poor communications,
inappropriate targets
3. Post-traumatic stress Covered as per existing

procedures, no additional
concern
4. Shift work Covered as per existing

procedures, no additional

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concern
6. Lifestyle 1. Smoking Not applicable

Factors
2. Lack of physical exercise No additional concerns as it
is managed by the existing
System
3. Alcohol and drugs abuse No additional concerns as it

System
4. Unbalanced diet No additional concerns as it

System
5. Interrupted sleep patterns No additional concerns as it

System
7. Living 1. Infectious diseases No additional concerns.

environment Similar hazard already exist
(Public at site and relevant
Health) applicable controls are in
Factors place
2. Contaminated drinking water No additional concerns.

supply Similar hazard already exist
place
3. Poor medical infra-structure No additional concerns.

place
4. Environmental health No additional concerns.

hazards e.g. Air pollution, Similar hazard already exist
radiation hazards at site and relevant
place

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ADNOC GAS PROCESSING

HABSHAN & BAB TELECOM SYSTEMS UPGRADE

0 14-03-2021 Final Issue (FI) US AA PTS

B 24-02-2021 Issued for Approval (IFA) SS AA PTS

A 04-02-2021 Issued for Client Review (ICR) SS AA PTS

PREPARED CHECKED APPROVED

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S. No. Hold Points

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A 04-02-2021 - Issued For Client Review

B 24-02-2021 - Issued For Client Approval

0 14-03-2021 - Final issue

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7.2 OHID Risk Ranking.....................................................................................................

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1.1 HAZID FINDINGS

Table 1-1 : Overall HAZID Summary (Unmitigated Risks)

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Table 1-2: Overall HAZID Summary (Mitigated Risks)

1.2 ENVID Findings

Table 1-3: Overall ENVID Summary

The ENVID Worksheets provided in Attachment-6 generated a total of two (02)

1.3 OHID Findings

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Table 1-4: Overall OHID Summary

System 1:. Habshan & Bab

System 2: Habshan & Bab

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2.2 Project Objective and Scope

 Existing CCTV System Enhancement in Habshan & Bab Plant Areas

 Existing Public Address System Enhancement in process area of Habshan-3

2.3 Purpose of this Document

3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVIATIONS

AGREEMENT Contract (Agreement No. TE.18.048 (J) / 2018-21/SRC/021)

COMPANY ADNOC Gas Processing

CONSULTANT Bilfinger Tebodin Middle East Ltd.

SUBCONTRACTOR The party(s) to whom any part of PROJECT has been

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HABSHAN & BAB TELECOM SYSTEMS UPGRADE

VENDOR The party which manufactures or supplies the material /

SHALL Indicates a mandatory requirement

SHOULD Indicates a strong recommendation to comply with the

Abbreviation Full Name

ADNOC Abu Dhabi National Oil Company

AGP ADNOC Gas Processing

ASD Aspirating Smoke Detection

CCTV Closed Circuit Television

DGS Design General Specification

EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility

ENVID Environmental Aspect Identification

F&G Fire and Gas

FDS Functional Design Specification

HAZID Hazard Identification

HSE Health, Safety & Environment

HSSD High Sensitive Smoke Detection System