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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL.......................................................................................................................... 3
2. SCOPE OF WORK............................................................................................................ 5
5. ENVIRONMENTAL............................................................................................................ 9
9. APPENDICES.................................................................................................................. 18
APPENDIX 2 - COMPETENCY.................................................................................................... 21
1. GENERAL
This document has been compiled by the LP Site Management Team engaged as the MEP
Sub contractors on the Al Bayt Football Stadium Project at Al Khor.
This MS is intended to be used exclusively for the work specified herein.
The purpose of this MS is to provide instruction for the installation of GI and Flexible Conduit
and its associated accessories.
This works is specifically for the Exposed wall mounted, Surface mounted and Ceiling
Mounted Conduits.
The installation contractors are required to follow this MS at all times during the whole
working period.
The sub-contractor L&P shall ensure that the safe work systems resulting from the Risk
Assessments are employed throughout the works described in this MS.
The L&P Construction Manager and Safety Manager have the responsibility for ensuring that
the MS procedures are adhered to, and are verified using the SADD’s
All site operatives will be required to undergo Site safety Induction and suitable training prior
to undertaking any site construction works. As a minimum the following PPE will be provided
in addition to that identified in the Risk Assessment.
a) Safety Glasses.
b) Safety Helmet
c) Safety Shoes
d) Hand Gloves (Cloth & Rubber)
e) High Visibility Vest
f) Safety Harness
b) Conduct daily task briefing and toolbox talks before starting work and record all
participants by signing an attendance sheet and recording in SADD’s
c) Obtain confirmation from Main Contractor that the designated construction areas
have safe access and that all related safety precautions and safety warning
measures have been implemented.
d) Provision of shaded rest area where practical on site and welfare facilities.
f) Daily compliance of the working practices stated in the MS will be managed by using
the SADD inspections. Daily Audits will be conducted by the Site Engineer and HSE
Inspector throughout the duration of the works.
g) Activity related Health & Safety is covered under Section - Work Methodology.
All workers / staff involved in the installation works covered in this MS will be site Inducted
and therefore aware of the behaviour to be adopted in case of emergency. During the safety
induction a specific section will be dedicated to preparedness in case of emergency.
Notice board will be provided at the entrance to offices and welfares with instructions on
what to do in the event of an accident or “fire".
Lists of first-aid workers, emergency action team members will be identified on the Notice
Board.
At Al Bayt Stadium, first aider’s have been identified and their names, pictures and contact
numbers will be posted on site. The emergency response procedure shall follow the
procedures as detailed in the Project approved HSE Management Plan.
GSIC HOTLINE
30985385
The Environmental Threats Risks Issues and Concerns shall also be managed using the
SADD during the works: The main Environmental issues include :
a) Noise disturbance
b) Waste management
c) Lighting
d) Dust Control
QUALITY
The Inspection and Test Plan for the Installation of conduit and accessories, summarizes
the specific characteristics and objective that are to be satisfied. The Site Construction
Manager will be responsible to ensure stage wise compliance for these operations, and
the QA/QC Engineer will carry out quality control checks and report the inspection results.
The ‘Hold Points’ are identified in the ITP.
MATERIAL DELIVERY
All materials will be delivered to site by truck/trailer. quantities of materials stored on site
shall not exceed 2 Weeks of planned production. All incoming materials will be off-loaded by
crane/Boom truck or manually only if the wait is under 25 kg into L&P JV Storage Area.
On receipt of GI Conduit and Accessories, the materials shall be handled & stored in line
with the following procedure:
The inspection shall be advised, in advance as required by ITP.
All approvals documents and certification shall be made available at the time of the delivery.
a) All materials shall be free from any defects or damages and foreign materials.
b) Check all Conduit and accessories, cartons, and pallets against packing list.
c) Visually inspect the Conduit and accessories, cartons and pallet materials for damage
d) Conduit and accessories will be stored in covered and ventilated store .
e) Ensure end caps provided in place until taken out for installation.
f) Review the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for safe handling and use procedures
g) Any discrepancies, damage, and etc. found to the materials shall be notified and
reported to QA/QC Engineer and Project Engineer for further action.
h) Materials found not suitable for site use shall be removed from site immediately and
moves in the quarantine zone and reported on SADD’s
i) While unloading, shifting and storage, it should be ensured that there are no
damages.
j) Manual handling of material shall be done only for the small lengths/sections cut
according to appropriate weight category.
k) Timber supports of suitable size shall be placed at equal distance below the conduits.
l) Conduits shall be stacked on a flat surface free from any sharp objects and shall be
given adequate supports at all times.
m) Delivery of materials will be checked / inspected by Contractor QC Engineer to ensure
all items on the delivery note are correct prior to signing. Any shortage or damaged
items should be recorded on the delivery note and reported to the Engineer.
n) No materials will be permitted to enter the work location without prior inspected and
approval. Materials inspection request MIR shall be issued by Sub-contractor and
submitted by Main Contractor and shall be inspected by Engineer’s representative
and approved prior to dispatch to site and commencement of works.
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
This MS has been developed to follow the regulatory requirements of QCS 2014 Ref
Appendix 1
This MS includes a statement verifying the competence of the document author / originator,
and demonstrating competency. Appendix 2
The QCS 2014 compliance Requirements section reference documents SADD’s are
deemed to be a condition of this MS and are provided to demonstrate that the procedures
identified in the MS are actually adhered to at the site. Appendix 3
This MS has been developed specifically for the works specified in the designated area. A
Risk Assessment of this work has been undertaken by the approved safety manager as
required under QCS 2014 Site Construction Management Requirements (i.e. CDM
Regulations) and is attached to this MS
MS Ref Appendix 4
Prior to the commencement of any installation works associated with the GI and Flexible
Conduit, The MEP Sub Contractor will ensure that all site installation pre-conditions have
been satisfied. These include a site inspection to verify that the site condition is considered
suitable for work to commence and that the Main Contractors safety provisions completed
with Subcontractor safety provisions have been provided. E.g. Site Access Site Illumination
etc.
The following tools and equipment items have been identified for the installation of GI and
flexible conduits and accessories :-
This procedure is applicable for Installation of Electrical GI and Flexible Conduits as per
approved/IFC drawings. This section includes installation of following Conduits.
a) Use proper tools. For bending of conduits use bending machine, for threading use
thread machine & for pipe cutting use pipe cutter.
b) Mark locations to install the conduits as per approved drawings
c) Prepare conduits routing as per approved drawing.
d) Run conduit in square, symmetrical lines, parallel to or at perpendicular to walls and in
accordance with the accepted practice.
e) All horizontal runs shall be supported at no more than 900 mm. Vertical runs shall be
supported at no more than 1200 mm. Where directional changes occur support shall be
provided at no more than 150 mm either side of the bend.
f) Conduit system shall be mechanically continuous and watertight after installation.
g) All conduit system shall be arranged wherever possible to be self-draining.
Conduit runs between draw-in positions shall confirm to local Regulations regarding
number of bends and extent of straight run.
h) Avoid moisture traps; provide junction box with drain fitting at low points in conduit
system.
i) Use conduit hubs or sealing locknuts to fasten conduit to boxes and fittings.
j) Use suitable caps to protect installed conduit against entrance of dirt and moisture.
k) Ensure the junction boxes are accessible, Inaccessible junction boxes will not be
allowed.
l) All the ceiling roses are to be accessible in the false ceiling areas and should be
reachable through the light fixture cut outs. If the ceiling void heights are more, then
flexible GI conduit with necessary accessories to be used to bring down the ceiling rose
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at an accessible level. To be followed typically for all other electrical services to reach
the related items
m) Conduit fill shall generally be less than 45%.Conduits supports on pull boxes, fittings, JS's
and panels shall be installed adjacent as per the specification and drawings. The distance of
clips on each side of bends or accessories shall not exceed 150mm.
n) Keep conduits at least 100 mm from pipes and other non-electrical services.
o) Earth continuity of steel conduits shall be mechanically & electrically continuous
throughout.
p) Ensure that field changes on routing installation are reflected on the Red Line Markup
drawing for subsequent preparation of As-built drawing.
q) Provide pull wire in all empty conduits
r) Cross Runs: To be avoided in partitions and side walls.
s) Ensure No single conduit serving phase socket outlets lighting points and switches
shall contain more than one phase.
t) Where the conduit system terminates at any equipment requiring a non-rigid
connection a flexible conduit shall be installed of PVC sheathed metallic type fully
watertight with purpose made connection adapters.
u) All boxes installed in exterior locations, plant rooms, ducts, etc., shall be fitted with
approved type gaskets to provide a waterproof seal between box and cover or other
items fitted to the box.
v) Where the conduit pipes running on the water proof membranes, Use light weight
precast concrete blocks to install saddles.
w) Conduit passing through water proofing membrane shall be coordinated with approved
water proofing details and along with main contractor.
x) Conduit passing through floor slabs or fire walls shall be coordinated with approve fire
protection and sealants , method statement and DRI requirements.
a) All conduits must be secured to outlet boxes, junction boxes or cabinets by placing locknuts
on outside of box and locknuts and bushings on the inside of box.
b) Conduits connecting recessed fixtures and their adjacent junction boxes must be flexible
metallic conduit 20 mm minimum size and shall be of sufficient length to permit dropping of
the fixture below the ceiling and to gain access to the junction box.
c) Conduit to motors shall be terminated in the conduit fittings on the motors, the final
connection being made with liquid tight flexible conduit and suitable liquid tight connectors
d) A green insulated 4 mm2 (minimum) tinned copper earth connection shall be made between
the solid conduit or cable sheath and the equipment, the copper cable being run inside the
flexible conduit. Couplings fitted to removable covers or non-metallic equipment etc. shall be
bonded to the earthing terminal of the equipment etc. Where changes to flexible conduits
occur, a watertight outlet box with threaded entries shall be inserted and the earth connection
made to an internal terminal. The cover screws shall not be used for earthing connections.
e) Metallic flexible conduits shall not be used as the sole means of providing earth continuity
and a separate earth continuity conductor of appropriate size shall be provided.
f) Flexible conduits shall only be run exposed and shall be so positioned that they are not
susceptible to mechanical damage. Where necessary flexible conduits shall be adequately
supported.
g) Ensure the maximum length of a flexible conduit run shall be 2.50 meters.
Color Coding for Exposed Conduits:
a) If the conduits were installed in exposed areas Conduits should properly color coded.
b) Proper identification of conduits to segregate to be provided between fire alarm cables and
other services.
c) use red color band for fire alarm conduits and for other services it based on client
recommendation.
d) It is normal practice is use Blue for Low voltage power out lets, yellow for ELV system
Note: This color code other than fire conduits will be based on client recommendation only.
e) Color Band : code with plastic sleeve or paint end points where conduit or cable enters wall,
ceiling or floor and also at 15 m intervals along its length.
f) colors to be 25 mm wide prime color and 20 mm wide auxiliary colour to standards above.
g) Before apply the paint or band need to get approval from client.
LEGAL OBLIGATIONS
NB As can be seen from the above extract the term Contractor is deemed to include Sub
Contractors. The legal requirement is Section 11 Part 1 Item 1.1.7 (Risk Assessments and
Method Statements)
The MS is provided to satisfy the QCS 2014 Regulations governing Health & Safety
ENFORCEMENT
COMPETENCE STATEMENT
As required under the provisions of QCS 2014 The MS should be prepared by a Competent
Person (CP) The Individual that has prepared this MS has provided the following information
as evidence of their competence.
Years Questionnaires
Name Discipline Qualification
Exp. Signature
MS Issuer
Mohammed Mechanica B.E 16+
Shakeel l Manager Mechanical Yrs.
Years Questionnaires
Name Discipline Qualification
Exp. Signature
MS
Reviewer Ambrose QA / QC B.E Electrical 18+
Wilfred Manager & ELV Yrs.
Years Questionnaires
Name Discipline Qualification
Exp. Signature
MS Risk
Assessor Bruno. C Deputy NEBOSH
Waturuocha 10+
HSE POLYMER Yrs.
Manager ENGINEER
QCS 2014 Section 7.7 Requires that the Contractor and by default the Sub Contractor
prepares and maintains a Site Diary. OSC have developed the Site Activity day Diary Sheets
which are to be used for this purpose.
This Document the SADD, has been developed by PSC in order to meet the QCS 2014
Section 01 Part 07 Item 7.7. requirements, namely to provide Site data in the form of a diary
sheet to the Construction / Project Management Team and ultimately to the Main Contractor.
The compliance and delivery of the Method Statement is evaluated using this process.
This section is to be completed by the Contractor representative per site area and each sub-
contractor.
Section 2 Permitry
This section is to be completed by The Construction Manager or duly authorised and
competent person.
The works identified above has been authorised to be undertaken in accordance with the
Safe Working procedures and method statements specified. (Client work permits have been
issued where applicable).
JOB STOP
The Work identified above has been stopped at ……..hours due to the following unsafe
conditions.
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………
Signed …………………………………………Print
name………………………………………………..
JOB RESTART
The site has been inspected at …….hours and the corrective measures deemed to be in
place
Signed ……………………………………………Print
name…………………………………………………
Type of incident :-
Minor………
Near miss………
Dangerous Occurrence…..
Lost time…………
Persons
involved…………………………………………………………………………………………………
…………………
Time of incident……………………
Subsequent Actions………………………
Notification …………………………………………………………………………………………
This MS has been prepared specifically for the purposes of the installation of the Exposed
GI and Flexible Conduit and its Accessories and should not be used for any other purpose.
The Risk assessment follows the QCS 2014 Regulatory requirement Section 11 Part 1 Item
1.1.7 (Risk Assessments and Method Statements)
Risk Assessment
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Over speeding, Collision between Operator, 4 3 12 Vehicle operators must have valid drivers 4 1 4
vehicles / plants / Workers, license,
Unsecured load, equipment / pedestrians Staff, All personnel involved must be inducted
at site leading to major prior to activities,
Other
injury; fatality and Only vehicles fit enough/road worthy for
Highly unstable road contractors
Mobilization property damages, activities shall be mobilized for activities
terrain, Equipment/
Fall of load leading to with valid licenses, TPC’s (if required) and
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Manual Mishandling of load, Fall of material Workers 4 3 12 Examine size/weight of object before lifting. 4 1 4
Material Fatigue Observe correct techniques and posture for
4. Wrong/bad posture, Backache lifting.
Handling Materials Seek assistance whenever required/team lifting
Lower limb disorder
Manual lifting beyond Musculoskeletal disorder Train workers on correct manual handling
individual capabilities, Crush / body Injuries Portable techniques
Equipment/tool damage tools Personnel shall ensure good grip (coupling
multiplier factor) during lifting
Lifting within inadequate Adequate spacing shall be ensured during lifting
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8. Drilling Improper gripping, force Finger, hand and body injury Personnel, 4 3 12 Only use drill bits for its sole intention. 4 1 4
and pressure applications Eye injury Tools Ensure Strict compliance of PTW System
(Manual handling) Electric Shock Instructions on use of drill bits should be followed
Fall of tools during use at all times
Use of obsolete and Drill bits should be inspected prior to use.
disapproved tools Handles should be securely fitted.
Drill bits should be maintained accordingly as per
manufacturer’s instruction
Use of tools by
Defective tools should be taken out of service
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10 Pipes Lack of supervision Hand, finger injuries Personnel 4 3 12 PTW to be obtained prior to activities 4 1 4
Threading and Activities to be supervised by a competent
Bending Wrong use of equipment Slips, trips and falls Environment person
(Using Pipes Personnel shall trained and have
threading and
bending Contact with sharp parts Spillage/Contamination Equipment experience in operating machines
machines) (cutting parts) Only relevant PPE shall be worn during
Lethal effects of ingesting Materials operations. Hand-gloves shall not be worn
Poor spill management lubricants (poisoning, in operations involving in-running nip points
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13. Work at night Inadequate lighting Slips, trips and falls, Personnel 4 4 16 Relevant PTW to be obtained prior to 4 1 4
Struck by, night activities,
Tools
Trailing cables Strike against, Night activities shall be carried out with
Equipment
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14. Use of hand Improper use of hand tools Eye injuries Workers, 3 4 6 Adequate PPE shall be used at all times during 2 1 2
tools Cuts/Nips/trapping of fingers activties
Incompetent personnel Tools shall be inspected daily
Tools shall me used for their correct purposes
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Description of Hazard Description What
S/N Risk Effect Control Measures and / or Recovery Measures
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Cold Season
Personnel body temperature to be
monitored,
Winter jackets to be provided if work is to
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Description of Hazard Description What
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Who or
Description of Hazard Description What
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Task Step Might be
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Initial Residual
Activity Risk Controls
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Who or
Description of Hazard Description What
S/N Risk Effect Control Measures and / or Recovery Measures
Task Step Might be
Harmed?
LOW RISK
R= 1 TO 6
ACCEPTABLE Acceptable risk, considered benefits of reducing
risk in terms of cost
MEDIUM RISK
R= 8 TO 12
ADEQUATE Unacceptable risk- necessary control and actions
Must be developed as soon as possible
R= 15 TO 25 HIGH RISK
UNACCEPTABLE
Unacceptable Risk-immediate action must be
taken before work starts or relative work permit