Actpw Gcc Gn Zz Ms w 00108

18 OCT 2024
ALDAR PROJECTS
QUALITY SUBMITTAL TRANSMITTAL
PROJECT Design and Build Contract for Cycle Track – Route 3 & 4 in Abu Dhabi, U.A. E
CLIENT ALDAR Date 18 Oct 2024
ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-
PMC N/A Doc. Ref:
00108
CONSULTANT AtkinsRealis QST No. P00
CONTRACTOR Gulf Contractor Company
PROJECT Cycle Track Route 3 & 4
Method Statement for Erection of
SUBMITTAL TITLE Temporary Steel Support Towers (Gantry) DISCIPLINE: MS
for Bridge #1 at Cycle Track Route #3
DWG/SPECS/BO
ITEM No Description Type Remarks
Q Reference
Method Statement for Erection of
01 Temporary Steel Support Towers (Gantry) MS
for Bridge #1 at Cycle Track Route #3
CONTRACTOR (GCC) SIGNATURE

RECEIVED
Gulzada Haqiq
DATE: 18-10-2024 DATE
CONSULTANT /PMC COMMENTS: CODE-B □ Approved (Code A)
OSH: Comments noted in the attached sheet.
The contractor assumes full responsibility to design, review and □ Approved as Noted (Code B)
check temporary works. 21/10/2024
□ Revise and Resubmit (Code C)
□ Rejected (Code D)
□ Information, Record (Code E)
CONSULTANT/ PMC REPRESENTATIVE NAME: SIGNATURE:

Muhammad Rafiq
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
RECEIVED BY CONTRACTOR REPPRESENTATIVE
NAME:
DATE:
NOTE: Corrections and comments made relative to submittals during the review do not relieve the contractor from compliance
with the requirements of the contract
AtkinsRéalis Comments
Project : Design & Build Cycle track route 3 & 4 - AUH

Client : AL DAR
Contractor : GCC
AtkinsRéalis Comments
Submittal Type: Transmittal Date: 21.10.2024

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ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00108 Rev.: 00
Method Statement for Erection of Temporary Steel Support Towers (Gantry)for Bridge #1 at Cycle
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Track Route #3
Status Code: CODE-B - Discipline: OSH

AtkinsRéalis Comments:
OSH Comments
_ Risk rating after controls that falls under moderate must be handled at "As Low As Reasonably Practicable"
(ALARP). Activity or process shall function subject to management and/or adjustment or risk transfer. This must
be observed and noted in the document.
_ Compliance with the comments stated in previous rev. of MSRA.
_ Follow with ALDAR approved template for risk assessment.
_ During assembling/ dismantling of crane physical isolation with flag man shall be ensured.
_ Ensure all component are in place during the assembling of gantry as per the approved design. No alteration 21.10.2024
shall be made to suite the site condition without 3rd party approval. All materials shall be 3rd party certified and post
inspection after installation by 3rd party shall be evident with valid proof.
_ Public safety must be considered throughout the activity.
_ Strict adherence to the ADOSH SF Code of Practices, Client HSE requirements, approved SOPs, project-specific HSE
Plan, approved shop drawings, design calculations, and industry best practices, including lessons learned if applicable,
is mandatory.
_ The document's content, including risk control measures, must be communicated bilingually to the workforce to ensure
they are familiar with and aware of the tasks and risks involved.
_ All supporting evidence must be recorded and retained for review.
_ The consultant's approval of the document with respected code does not absolve the contractor of their duties
and responsibilities; the contractor remains solely responsible for any discrepancies or undesired events occurring at
the location.
ARE Comments:
-The Contractor is solely responsible for all temporary works.
-The Contractor shall ensure that the scaffolding and formwork for the diaphragm do not interfere with the heavy-duty tower.
-The Contractor shall evaluate materials for temporary works and ascertain whether their physical properties and conditions
are sufficient to support the design’s assumed loads.
-The Contractor shall conduct suitable load tests to demonstrate that the soil bearing values assumed for the design of the
falsework footings do not exceed the supporting capacity of the soil.
-Approved Third Party must perform On-Site Inspection/ On-Site Condition Assessment and submit the certificate to the
engineer prior
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-Contractor to adhere to project specifications and contract conditions.
-The contractor's procedure / methodology for adjusting levels during or after the erection of girders, in case rectification is
required to be outlined.
HBM
10/10/2024
LEAD QA/QC Comments:
* Incomplete methodology submitted.
* Major activities such as, Foundation preparation, setting out, anchor bolts installation, connection details, torquing details are missing.
* Refer to the comments on the Method statement, ITP, checklist and Risk register and comply.
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DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: Hadeed Steel
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00108-P00 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-036 Date: 18th Oct-2024 Page 1 of 38
METHOD STATEMENT FOR ERECTION OF TEMPORARY STEEL SUPPORT TOWERS (GANTRI) FOR BRIDGE#1 AT ROUTE #3
Method Statement for

Erection of Temporary Steel Support Towers
(Gantry) for Bridge #1 at Cycle Track Route #3
Contractor’s Review:
Description QA/QC HSE C.M. T.M. P.M.
Name Gul Zada Haqiq Raheel Ahmad Shawar Haja Nizamuddin Ghader Aslani
Sr. Project
Designation QA/QC Manager HSE Manager Const. Manager Technical Manager
Manager
Signature
Date 18th Oct 2024 18th Oct 2024 18th Oct 2024 18th Oct 2024 18th Oct 2024
Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Table of Contents:
1. Purpose: ............................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Scope: .................................................................................................................................................. 3
3. Legislation and code of practice: ..................................................................................................... 3
4. Reference: ........................................................................................................................................... 4
5. Definitions: ........................................................................................................................................... 4
6. Resources: ........................................................................................................................................... 5
6.1 Materials:.......................................................................................................................................................... 5
6.2 Equipment’s: .................................................................................................................................................... 5
6.3 Human Resources & Assigned Responsibilities: .......................................................................................... 5
6.3.1 Project Manager: ................................................................................................................................................. 6
6.3.2 Site Engineer: ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
6.3.3 QC:........................................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.3.4 HSE Lead: ............................................................................................................................................................... 7
6.3.5 HSE Officer: ............................................................................................................................................................ 7
6.3.6 Surveyor: ................................................................................................................................................................ 7
6.3.7 Site Supervisor: ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
6.3.8 Site Foreman: ........................................................................................................................................................ 8
6.3.9 Workforce/Labors ................................................................................................................................................ 8
7. HSE Precautions ................................................................................................................................... 8
7.1 Task Sheet: ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.2 Risk Assessments: ............................................................................................................................................ 9
7.3 Emergency Response Procedure: ................................................................................................................ 9
8. Construction Methodology .............................................................................................................. 11
8.1 Prior Activities ................................................................................................................................................ 11
8.2 Safety Arrangements: ................................................................................................................................... 11
8.3 Concrete Foundation works ........................................................................................................................ 11
8.4 Erection of Steel Tower: ................................................................................................................................ 12
8.3.1 Steel columns, beams & bracings ................................................................................................................ 12
8.3.2 General Arrangements .................................................................................................................................... 13
8.3.3 Preparation prior to works ............................................................................................................................... 14
8.3.4 Delivery of steel .................................................................................................................................................. 14
8.3.5 Procedure of work installation ....................................................................................................................... 14
8.3.6 Installation of Columns, beams & bracings ................................................................................................ 15
8.3.7 Sequence and procedure of Installation .................................................................................................... 16
8.3.8 Method of Bolt Tightening ................................................................................................................................ 31
9. Inspection & Testing .......................................................................................................................... 31
10. Attachments ................................................................................................................................... 31
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Contract: P151119/2022/008
1. Purpose:
The purpose of this method statement is to ensure that all activities related to Installation of
Temporary steel support Towers (Gantry) at Bridge #1 of route #3 for Piers & Abutments are
carried out in accordance with the Project Specification, Approved Shop Drawing, Relevant
Authorities Requirements & Contractual Obligations.
The Installation of Temporary steel support Towers (Gantry) at Bridge #1 of route #3 for Piers &
Abutments of Cycle Track Route #3&4 will be carried out based on related HSE & quality
requirements.
This method statement shall provide guidance for the planning, supervision, Inspection
execution of the Installation of Temporary steel support Towers (Gantry) at Bridge #1 of route
#3 for Piers & Abutments of Cycle Track Route #3.
2. Scope:
This method statement covers all steps inline in the Installation of Temporary steel support
Towers (Gantry) for Bridge #1 of route #3 at Piers & Abutments. This will serve as temporary
support for installation for Precast Girders.
A. Site preparation
B. Foundation works
C. Pre-construction safety meeting.
D. Installation/Erection of structural steel.
E. Waste disposal.
3. Legislation and code of practice:

A. NOC from concerned authorities
B. ADOSH-SF-CoP-2.0 Personal Protective Equipment - V3.0- July 2016.
C. ADOSH SF-2.0 PPE Ver. 3.0 of July 2016
D. ADOSH SF COP 11.0- Safety in Heat
E. ADOSH COP 8 General Workplace Amenities
F. ADOSH-SF 28.0 - Hot Work Operations v3.0 JULY 2016
G. ADOSH COP 29 Excavation
H. ADOSH SF COP 04.0 First Aid & Medical Treatment V3.0 -July 2016
I. ADOSH-SF-COP-21.0 Permit to work system, V3.0 -July 2016
J. ADOSH-SF-COP-22.0 Barricading Hazards, V3.0 -July 2016
K. ADOSH-SF-COP 14.0 Manual Handling and Ergonomics V 3.0 - July 2016
L. ADOSH-SF-COP 17.0 Safety Signage and Signal V 3.0 - July 2016
M. ADOSH-SF-COP 36.0 Plant & Equipment V 3.0 - July 2016
N. ADOSH COP 15.0 Electrical Safety- V 3.0 - July 2016
O. ADOSH COP 23 Working at Heights- V 3.0 - July 2016
P. ADOSH COP 26 Scaffolding- V 3.0 - July 2016
Q. ADOSH COP 35 Portable Power Tools - V 3.0 - July 2016
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R. ADOSH COP 37 Ladders- V 3.0 - July 2016

S. ADOSH COP 51 Powered Lift Trucks- V 3.0 - July 2016
T. ADOSH-SF-COP 33.0 Working on/adjacent to a Road V 3.0 - July 2016
U. ADOSH-SF-COP 44.0 Traffic management and Logistics V 3.0 - July 2016
V. ADOSH-SF COP 53 OSH Management during construction V 3.0 - July 2016
W. ADOSH-SF COP 54 Waste Management V 3.0 - July 2016
X. ADOSH COP 34 Safe use of lifting equipment and lifting accessories
4. Reference:
A. ADQCC Standard Specification Vol #1 Chapter 1: General requirements
B. ADDC Standard Specification for design and construction of buildings and construction
in Abu Dhabi
C. Abu Dhabi Occupational Safety and Health System Framework (OSHAD-SF)
D. Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council (UPC) Codes
E. Abu Dhabi Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT)
F. Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) Regulations
G. Related Risk assessment
H. Approved Shop drawing.
5. Definitions:
A. PM: Project Manager
B. CM: Construction Manager
C. PE/SE: Project Engineer / Site Engineer
D. ME: Material Engineer
E. QC: QA/QC Engineer
F. ST: Survey Team
G. ERT: Emergency Response team
H. SO: Safety Officer
I. PIC: Person in Charge
J. GS ADM General Specifications for Roads & Bridges.
K. PS: Contract Particular Specifications
L. MS: Method Statement
M. Vol #: Volume #
N. SS: Standard Specifications
O. ADM: Abu Dhabi Municipality
P. STN: Storm Water Network
Q. ADWEA: Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority
R. Engineer: Consultant / Engineer
S. PPE: Personal Protective Equipment
T. TBT: Tools Box Meeting
U. OSHAD: Occupational Safety and Health Abu Dhabi
V. HSE: Health Safety and Environment
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W. ADDC: Abu Dhabi Distribution Company

X. ADSSC: Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company
6. Resources:
6.1 Materials:
A. Structural Steel sections, profiles and plates.
B. Connection bolts, Nuts & Washers
C. Anchor Bolts, Nuts & Washers
D. Rebar and shutter for foundation
6.2 Equipment’s:
A. Man Lift / Forklift / Boom loader (As required)
B. Concrete pump and mixers
C. vibratos and concrete finishing equipment’s.
D. TMA
E. Crane, Trailers, Pickup
F. Ladder / Scaffolding
G. Auger/Drilling Machine
H. Welding machine (As required)
I. Sub-base
J. Roller compactors
K. Binding wires, wire cutters etc.
L. Power tools, Toolbox Set
M. Portable Generator (As required)
N. Power Supply Extension Board, Electrical Socket
O. Flagging Tape / Warning Tape
P. Plastic Barrier for Covering Road, Safety Cones & Temporary Regulator Signs
Q. PPE (Hard hat, coverall, safety shoe, visibility vest, goggles, gloves etc)
R. Hand tools and others (If any additional as per site requirements)
6.3 Human Resources & Assigned Responsibilities:

A. Project Manager
B. Site Engineer
C. QC
D. HSE Lead
E. HSE Officer
F. Surveyor
G. Supervisor
H. Foreman
I. Workforce/Labors
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

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Contract: P151119/2022/008
It is the responsibility of the Contractor’s Project Manager/Construction Manager/Engineers to

ensure that the responsible personnel are familiar with the activities.
Ensure that approved method statement, Safety requirements of activity and approved RA are
implemented at site
6.3.1 Project Manager:
❖ He has overall responsibility for efficient execution management in accordance with the
contract requirements.
❖ Develop project plans, budgets, and schedules.
❖ Coordinate with clients, consultants, and subcontractors.
❖ Ensure compliance with project specifications, codes, and regulations.
❖ Monitor project progress, identify risks, and implement mitigation measures.
❖ Oversee procurement of materials and equipment.
❖ Manage project budget and ensure financial control.
❖ Provide regular project updates to stakeholders.
❖ Resolve project issues and conflicts.
❖ Coordinate with the project team to ensure smooth workflow and timely completion.
6.3.2 Site Engineer:

❖ The engineers are responsible for the implementation and execution of day-to-day
activities in safe manner.
❖ Assist in project planning and coordination.
❖ Conduct technical analysis and feasibility studies.
❖ Review and interpret project specifications and drawings.
❖ Prepare and manage project documentation.
❖ Coordinate with consultants, suppliers, and subcontractors.
❖ Perform quality control inspections and tests.
❖ Assist in the selection and procurement of materials.
❖ Provide technical guidance to the project team.
❖ Assist in resolving technical issues and design changes.
❖ Ensure compliance with engineering standards and codes.
❖ Assist in the preparation of progress reports.
6.3.3 QC:
❖ Develop and implement quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC)
❖ Ensure compliance with project specifications, codes, and industry standards.
❖ Establish quality control procedures and inspection protocols.
❖ Review and approve inspection and test plans.
❖ Monitor and document non-conformance and corrective actions.
❖ Review and approve material submittals and shop drawings.
❖ Provide guidance and training to the project team regarding quality requirements.
❖ Ensure proper documentation of quality control activities and records.
❖ Monitor the implementation of quality control measures on-site.
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❖ Coordinate with subcontractors and suppliers to ensure compliance with quality

requirements.
❖ Review method statements and work procedures for quality compliance.
❖ Document and report non-conformance issues and assist in implementing corrective
actions.
❖ Provide technical support and guidance to the project team regarding quality matters.
6.3.4 HSE Lead:

❖ Develop and implement health, safety, and environmental (HSE) plans and policies.
❖ Ensure compliance with local safety regulations and company HSE standards.
❖ Conduct regular site inspections to identify and mitigate potential hazards.
❖ Provide safety training and induction to workers and subcontractors.
❖ Investigate incidents and accidents and implement preventive measures.
❖ Conduct risk assessments and develop safe work procedures.
❖ Monitor and ensure the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
❖ Coordinate with relevant authorities for HSE permits and certifications.
❖ Maintain HSE documentation and records.
❖ Provide guidance and support to the project team regarding HSE matters.
6.3.5 HSE Officer:

❖ Assist the HSE manager in implementing HSE plans and policies.
❖ Conduct regular site inspections to identify and report safety and environmental issues.
❖ Monitor compliance with safety rules and regulations.
❖ Conduct safety inductions and toolbox talks for workers.
❖ Assist in incident investigations and root cause analysis.
❖ Implement and monitor risk control measures.
❖ Promote a safety culture and awareness on the project site.
❖ Assist in emergency response planning and drills.
❖ Maintain HSE records and documentation.
❖ Conduct periodic safety audits and inspections.
6.3.6 Surveyor:
❖ Establishing the control point consists of scouting existing reference points on site with
reference to existing control point defined and indicated by the ENGINEER.
❖ Conduct site surveys to gather accurate measurements and data related to the excavation
work.
❖ Interpret the design drawings and specifications to establish the precise locations and
dimensions of the excavation area.
❖ Set out reference points, gridlines, and benchmarks on the site to guide the excavation.
❖ Conduct as-built surveys upon the completion of the excavation works.
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6.3.7 Site Supervisor:

❖ Incorporate HSE instructions in routine orders and see that they are always obeyed.
❖ Directly oversee the on-site construction activities.
❖ Coordinate and manage the workforce.
❖ Assign tasks and ensure their proper execution.
❖ Ensure compliance with safety regulations and company policies.
❖ Monitor work progress and productivity.
❖ Provide technical guidance and support to the workers.
❖ Conduct regular inspections to ensure quality workmanship.
❖ Coordinate with other trades and disciplines on-site.
❖ Report any issues or delays to the project manager.
❖ Maintain accurate records of work activities and resources.
❖ Implement and enforce project-specific guidelines and standards.
6.3.8 Site Foreman:

❖ Incorporate HSE instructions in routine orders and see that they are always obeyed.
❖ Directly oversee the on-site construction activities.
❖ Coordinate and manage the workforce.
❖ Assign tasks and ensure their proper execution.
❖ Ensure compliance with safety regulations and company policies.
❖ Monitor work progress and productivity.
❖ Report any issues or delays to the site supervisor.
6.3.9 Workforce/Labors
❖ Follow safety rules and regulations
❖ Report any hazards in workplace
❖ Report any accident or near miss
❖ Identify risk in workplace and associated hazards
❖ The usage of issued PPE
❖ Report any defects in machinery and equipment
❖ Report any non-conformance identified at work site
7. HSE Precautions
7.1 Task Sheet:
A. All activities shall be carried out only under the supervision of competent personnel.
B. Regular task briefing prior to start of work at site by job supervisor related to the specific job.
C. Regular task briefing prior to start of work for any Traffic Management Control work.
D. Safety Induction, orientation, re-induction will be done at site in relation to personnel who
will be involved with execution of above-mentioned activity.
E. Competent flag Man will regulate to construction activity area. The Flag Man will direct and
in assist in reverse difficulties of vehicles that enter and exit from location.
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F. All Safety / Traffic warning signs will be placed as per the approved Traffic Management
Plan and NOC wherever required, and will be checked during Detour patrolling.
G. Within site working area speed limits of all construction vehicles will be 20KM/hr and their
movement and speeds will be continuously monitored and reported, all warnings will be
recorded by site safety personnel.
H. All Near-miss, incidents, environmental occurrences shall be immediately reported to Project
HSE Engineer by Site Execution team / HSE officer.
I. Required safety signs to be clearly positioned, maintained clean & visible condition all times.
J. All PPEs are to be worn by personnel who handle equipment involved with concern activity.
K. Monitor noise, vibration and dust and take appropriate measures to reduce to within
allowable reasonable limit.
L. Ensure only competent and authorized personnel to operate.
M. Proper barricading and appropriate hazard signs will be displayed to inform the site
personnel/ road users/ and visitors to the site.
N. Traffic management system.
O. Banks man should be deployed for the movement of Plant & equipment
P. Prior to mobilizing all Plant &equipment to be inspected by Workshop and certified & record
shall be maintained and prior on operation at site shall be inspected by competent
personnel / HSE.
Q. Operators to carry out daily inspection prior to start work.
R. Flashing beacon& reverse alarm should be functional.
S. Vehicle Lights, windows and mirrors should be cleaned regularly to ensure a clear view.
T. Plant & pedestrian access to site be kept separated.
U. As per OSHAD sf CoP 44.0 Traffic Management & OSHAD sf CoP 53.0 OSH Management
during Construction work /53
V. Man, Machine Interface training for all operators and operatives.
7.2 Risk Assessments:

A. Risk assessments will be produced for all activities described in this method statement.
B. Risk assessments shall be communicated to the workforce prior to commencement of work.
C. To maintain the required precautions, a competent person must inspect
7.3 Emergency Response Procedure:

The site fire/emergency procedure is included within Project HSE Plan.
The site emergency plan explains how projects / contractors will interface with the site
emergency facilities these include:
NR Department Phone/Contact # Remarks

01 Police Department 999
02 Ambulance 998
03 Civil Defense 997
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It also identifies some key requirements that a project emergency plan must include as liaison
points and first aid rooms.
Through put the Emergency Service Meeting Points will be established, all individually numbered.
Each project must note the nearest point to them within their plan; these points will provide the
emergency services guidance when navigating the site to find the emergency.
In case an accident occurs on the site, provide possible first aid on the site and send to the
hospital. All accidents and near misses are to be recorded in the GCC accident file and
immediately reported to Project Management and HSE teams.
In case of minor and major accident call the emergency, contacts numbers listed below
NR Name Designation Contact # Remarks

01 Alaa Project Manager +971508180225
02 Mohamed Shawer Construction Manager-Cycle Track +971559188343
03 Raheel Ahmad HSE Manager +971502655006
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8. Construction Methodology
Installation/Erection methodology covers activities to be followed.
8.1 Prior Activities

A. All necessary work permits (such as NOC) will be obtained prior to commencement of the
work from the concerned authorities.
B. Steel Support Tower Design shall be submitted to consultant and approval shall be obtained.
C. Steel Support Tower shoe Drawing shall be submitted Consultant and approval shall be
obtained.
D. Method statement approval from engineers prior to start the work.
E. Mobilize all required equipment, tools and manpower.
F. The fabricated structural steel shall be inspected before delivery.
G. Fabricated steel structures should be carefully off-loaded to avoid damage to the steel
supporting structure members. The offloading operation is to be done a by suitable 3rd party
certified crane and lifting accessories.
H. WIR will be raised to Engineers prior to commencement of the activity.
8.2 Safety Arrangements:

A. Equipment’s Shall only be operated by certified personnel and have valid TPI certificate.
B. Making sure the approved MSRA is read and understood by assigned Site Engineer and
Supervisor / Foreman and explain to all workforce the safe system of work and the hazards
presence from the activity. It should be recorded.
C. Inspection shall be carried out prior to commence activity for equipment and tools.
D. The workplace shall be isolated to prevent unauthorized entry of personnel. Appropriate
fencing and warning signs will be installed with multi-language (English & Arabic).
E. Always ensure the availability of first aid resources and emergency vehicles
8.3 Concrete Foundation works

A. Clear the area of debris, vegetation, and any unwanted materials and Excavate to the
required depth and width as per the structural drawings.
B. Sub-base shall be added to the excavated region and compacted as per the design
requirements.
C. Sub-base shall be added in layers of 200mm and FDT will be taken for the layers which are
compacted. MDD should be 98% as per design drawings.
D. Surveyor shall verify the final prepared formation level is as per the approved design
drawings for gantry foundations.
E. In addition to the field density test, to confirm the bearing capacity of soil, a plate load test
shall be conducted in the region of gantry foundation.
F. The load for plate load test shall be applied according to the design considerations.
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G. The settlement should not exceed the design limits at specified loads, and the ultimate
bearing capacity should be sufficient for the foundation.
H. Once the area is ready and confirmed by the surveyor, rebar works shall proceed.
I. 1000Gauge polythene shall be laid on the prepared formation level.
J. Mark the positions for the rebar on the formwork or foundation bed. The rebar installation
shall commence according to the approved design drawings for foundation.
K. Ensure that proper concrete cover is maintained by using spacers and chairs. Conduct a
pre-pour inspection to verify rebar placement, spacing, and alignment with design
specifications.
L. Set up formwork based on the foundation layout provided in the design drawings, use
clamps, bolts, and other securing mechanisms to fasten the formwork properly and prevent
leakage of concrete. Ensure the formwork is plumb, level, and aligned with the dimensions
specified in the drawings.
M. Apply a release agent to the formwork surfaces that will come into contact with the
concrete to ensure easy removal after curing.
N. Place anchor bolts in the designated locations within the formwork, as shown in the structural
drawings. Ensure that the bolts are properly aligned and plumb. Fix the anchor bolts firmly to
prevent movement during the concrete pour, using templates or jigs if necessary.
O. The surveyor checks the verticality, alignment, and level of the anchor bolts. Any adjustments
must be made before concrete casting begins. The surveyor coordinates with Hadeed Steel
or the designated steel supplier to verify bolt positioning against the shop drawings.
P. Conduct an inspection to ensure that the formwork dimensions and rebar placement are
correct. Approved third party M/s. Bureau veritas shall verify the foundation works for rebar,
shutter and anchor bolts installations.
Q. After getting approval from third party, joint inspection between contractor and Engineer
shall be conducted prior to the concrete works and supplier shall be approved.
R. Pour the concrete uniformly and continuously to avoid cold joints. Use vibrators to remove
air pockets and ensure even compaction. Avoid excessive vibration, as it may cause
segregation of the mix.
S. Once the concrete is poured and compacted, use a screed board to level the surface.
8.4 Erection of Steel Tower:

8.3.1 Steel columns, beams & bracings
This will be delivered to the Storage area nearby the installation area or as assigned by the main
contractor. The column will be loaded in the trailer and erection of the same shall be carried
out as per the site conditions. Complete closure of the road during erection as required. One
trailer will be available on-site as required to shift the materials from the place of storage to the
place of erection (If in case there is no provision to store the materials near the foundation). The
steel structures are lifted only using certified lifting equipment.
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8.3.2 General Arrangements

A. Labor on site will be at all times controlled by an erection Foreman.
B. Overall Supervision on-site will be carried out by Main Contractor.
C. Pre- Conditioned Survey to be done prior to work.
D. Suitable compact platforms will be prepared and protected for the storage areas.
E. Quality control procedures covering ITP, bolt tightening, and final fixing will be
implemented.
F. The Main Contractor Safety Team will ensure that safety protocols and procedures are
followed.
G. Main Contractor Safety Officer will monitor the entire process of rigging up of crane and
the lifting sequence.
H. Ensure that all employees are safely inducted before entering the site and they will be
briefed about the site emergency procedure, site safety rules regulations, etc.
I. All operatives engaged in high-level activities should be trained by in-house safety training
in manual handling and working at height safety procedures.
J. HSI/HSC will ensure an exclusion zone will be established and maintained to avoid
unauthorized entries, and signage must be placed during loading, offloading, working at
height and power tool operations.
K. Manual handling activity will be done safely and ensure the work area is free from
obstruction, risk of tripping, and keep access and egress clean and tidy.
L. Appropriate signage to be posted, housekeeping, and frequent cleaning always during
working hours.
M. Job-specific PPE will be used for all the activities during work.
N. All Erectors using MEWPs to be trained and certified.
O. 3rd party certified Lifting equipment and Manlift to be supplied by Main Contractor.
P. Lifting the beams will be carried out by certified beam clamp and slings (at any conditions
if necessary).
Q. Using barriers by Main Contractor to protect foundation against vehicular movement of
any manner.
R. Complete closure of the road during erection as per approved traffic management
control.
S. Relevant protection signs by the main contractor to give proper warning to the vehicles
(live traffic).
T. Prevention of debris exposure to the traffic.
U. Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPEs) to be worn as per the nature of high-
level activities.
❖ Safety Helmet.
❖ Reflective Jackets –High Visibility vests.
❖ Safety footwear.
❖ Gloves.
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❖ Safety Glasses.
❖ Full Body Safety Harness for the erectors.
8.3.3 Preparation prior to works

A. Footing to be cast by Main Contractor as per approved shop drawing and will be
protected by barriers as per approved traffic shop drawing.
B. Road access will be provided to allow the lifting equipment to enter the site easily and in
a safe manner.
C. Laydown area to be clear for safe use of crane.
D. All NOCs for the road are to be provided by the main contractor.
8.3.4 Delivery of steel

A. Steel Material will be delivered safely by suitable trailers to the designated area by HSI/HSC
to the installation area.
B. Trailer drivers should follow the traffic route inside the site.
C. Steel will be loaded on the trailer and as close to the final erection position.
D. Avoid any clashing and falling of materials, timber packs are to be inserted between the
steel.
E. All the belts, chains and beam clamps that will be used for offloading and erection of
materials shall be 3rd party certified.
F. HSI/HSC will monitor all loading and offloading of steel materials mechanically using a
suitable Mobile crane or forklift.
G. Storage of materials will be agreed upon with the main contractor in advance.
H. Schedule of materials to be coordinated with Main Contractor on daily basis and to allow
them to prepare an area to offload the materials without delays.
I. Using 3rd party certified accessories, lifting equipment, and tackles.
8.3.5 Procedure of work installation

A. Mobile Crane of required tonnage to be used according to lifting plan for safe lifting.
B. Surveying work to ensure that there is no difference between the approved drawing and
physically on-site as per the site conditions.
C. Crane is only released when all connection bolts are tightened.
D. Snag work to be completed as per the requirements.
E. Using 3rd party-certified beam clamps for the lifting of the columns & bracings. (Slings shall
be used under any conditions, if necessary, with proper supervision).
F. One crane will be used during installation and dismantling of the steel.
G. Columns will be lifted using belt/chain slings.
H. Ensure the supporting structure is adequate for the full load that will be imposed and
suitable for the application.
I. Check the lifting accessories are of correct profile and size, or properly adjusted.
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J. Ensure the lifting gears are strong enough to lift the load that will be imposed.
K. Check that slings are to be fixed considering the center of gravity of the load.
L. Never replace bolts, shackles, etc., without consulting the approved authorities. Never
throw or use defective lifting gears.
M. Attached logistics plan for the arrangement of mobile cranes during installation of gantries.
(Attachment G)
Sample lifting technique

8.3.6 Installation of Columns, beams & bracings
A. Main Contractor to get permits & relevant NOCs from the concerned authorities for the
installation activities.
B. Any signage or other requirements for sitework shall be carried out by Main Contractor.
C. Crane shall be positioned on the road for lifting activities in the specified location
(according to the approved traffic management plan & NOC) and as agreed by the main
contractor.
D. Maximum lifting load will be mentioned in the lifting plan.
E. Maximum lifting radius will be as per approved lifting plan.
F. Man-lift and forklift as required shall be positioned at the work area.
NOTES:
❖ Permits shall be carried out by Main Contractor.
❖ One/Two Manlifts to be available during beam erection
❖ Cranes for steel installation works shall be positioned.
❖ Lanes will be closed during erection for equipment movements as per the TMP.
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❖ Permanent road closure as per the approved NOC.
8.3.7 Sequence and procedure of Installation

The procedure and sequence of installation will be step by step as follows:
A. Mobile crane will be used for various lifting and depends on operation.
B. Step 01
Installation of column as shown below,
C. Step 02
Installation of knee bracing on the installed column as shown below,
Knee
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D. Step 03
Install the 2nd column as shown below,
E. Step 04
After installation of the 2nd column, install the horizontal bracing between the column
as shown,
Horizontal Bracing
between the
columns
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F. Step 05
Install the remaining columns and horizontal bracings as shown sequentially,
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G. Step 06
After installation of all the columns on the grid, install the 2nd knee bracing,
Knee
B
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H. Step 07
Start installing the column on the other grid and corresponding horizontal bracing as
shown,
Column
Horizontal Bracing
I. Step 08
Start installing the column on the other grid and corresponding horizontal bracings
sequentially as shown,
Installed 2nd
column
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Installed horizontal bracings

between the columns
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J. Step 09
Balance horizontal bracings between the columns are to be installed as shown,

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K. Step 10
Start installing the horizontal bracings on top side,
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L. Step 11
Once all the columns and horizontal bracings are installed, start installation of
secondary beams,
Secondary beam
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All the secondary beams are installed and put into place.
M. Step 12
Install the angle bracings, sequential methodology are as shown,
Angle bracings
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All angle bracings have

been installed
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After all the structures are installed, install the top horizontal beam as shown above.
N. Beam clamps will be safer in lifting operations than the chain slings, and always inspect
beam clamps and accessories before use and before placing them into storage.
O. Ensure the supporting structure is adequate for the full load that will be imposed and
suitable for the application.
P. Check the clamp is of the correct profile and size, or correctly adjusted, for the beam
width and that it seats correctly on the beam flange.
Q. Ensure the beam clamp is strong enough for the full load that will be imposed.
R. Check that the clamp is directly fixed on the center of gravity of the load.
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Sample lifting techniques
In the design, the shim plate thickness is considered as 12mm. In case if required to adjust
the height, 12mm plate can be removed & lowered and maximum of 30mm plate can
be inserted to achieve an increased height of 18mm. Height adjustment can be
maintained in between (-) 12mm to (+) 18mm as per the approved drawing (00311-GCC-
ST-R4-DW-X-00105) Rev P00
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SHIM PLATE
Pictorial Representation of full assembled structure

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8.3.8 Method of Bolt Tightening

A. The column – beam joints are connected using relevant design approved
connection bolts.
B. All fabrication and welding activities are carried out in our factory. We will not
carry out any site welding unless there are any modifications required due to site
conditions.
C. As per design inputs, bearing type bolts are used and bolt torquing is not required.
D. To follow the relevant standard/specification for bolt tightening procedure.
(Specification for Structural Joints Using High Strength Bolts)
E. Section 4 of SPECIFICATION FOR STRUCTURAL JOINTS USING HIGH-STRENGTH BOLTS
to be followed considering Snug-Tightened Joints.
F. Section 8.1 (Installation) & Section 9.1 (Inspection) methodology to be
implemented for bolt tightening.
G. The snug-tightened condition is typically achieved with a few impacts of an
impact wrench, application of an electric torque wrench until the wrench begins
to slow, or the full effort of a worker on an ordinary spud wrench.
H. After the connections have been assembled to the requirements of Section 8.1, it
shall be visually verified that the plies of the connected elements have been
brought into firm contact and that washers have been used as required in Section
6. No further evidence of conformity is required for snug-tightened joints as per the
specification.
9. Inspection & Testing

Relevant ITP is attached - Appendix “B”
Refer - J365-ITP-002 Rev.00
10. Attachments
Appendix “A” - HSE Risk Assessment
Appendix “B” - Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
Appendix “C” – Check list (CHL)
Appendix “D” – Shop drawing (SD)
Appendix “E” – Quality Risk Register (QRA)
Appendix “F” – Gantry’ Design approval of Third-Party (BV)
Appendix “G” –Crane Arrangement Plan
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APPENDIX “A”
Gulf contractors (L&D) CO. LLC
Risk Assessment for Erection of Temporary Steel Support Towers (Gantry) for Bridges Girders Installation
Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 18-OCT-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00108-P00
Risk Risk
S/ Consequence / Classificati Classifica Responsible
Activity Element Significant potential Hazards on Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk tion
N Impacts Person/Action by
P S R P S R
01 Site personnel • All personnel will be safely inducted prior to Project

commence the job on site. Manager,
• Personnel not familiar • All personnel will be briefed on MS and Risk Construction
with work site and Assessment. 1 3 3 Manager,
safe systems of work • Prior to Start Safety Talks to be conducted. Project
• Lack of information Personal Injury 3 3 9 • Thorough supervision on site full time. Engineer,
about work • Periodic Toolbox talks to be conducted. Project HSE
procedures and • Works will be carried out by competent person Manager, Site
related hazards after undergoing HSE trainings. Engineer,
• Lack of training (COP 53.1 – OSH Construction Management Plan) /safety Officer &
Foreman
02 Survey work Site 3 3 9 1 3 3 Project
• All personnel shall be inducted before start the
Marking work Manager,
• Inadequate Access Construction
• Survey team to be made aware of vehicle
• Steel projection no routes and operation of the plants and Manager,
cap on survey pin
equipment’s close to them Project
• Hit by vehicle
• All vehicle and mobile plant to be equipped with Engineer,
• Lack of supervision. reverse alarm Project HSE
• May survey equipment • Protection cap provided on all steel edges Manager, Site
damaged plant and • Jaywalking is strictly prohibited Engineer,
machine. • Strict supervision required /safety Officer &
• Housekeeping to be maintained Foreman
03 Transportation and • Being struck by a Workers suffering 4 4 16 • Adhere to 20km/h speed limits on site. 1 4 4 Project
delivery Material vehicle. from severe injuries, • Equipment movements near working Engineer,
• People, equipment fatality, property personnel under guidance of Project HSE
falling off vehicles. damage as vehicle or flagman/banksman. Manager, Site
• Accident with plant accidents • No passengers on back of trucks or bulkiest or Engineer,
loading trucks, colliding with other with equipment.
/safety Officer &
collapses, vehicles and • Equipment and material must be properly
• Entangling with secured before vehicle departs. Foreman
structures or
unguarded equipment or • Drivers & equipment operators must possess
machinery, materials falling driving license and third party trained as per
• Operating plant by down, accidents UAE law & ADOSH Cop requirements.
incompetent person, leading to • Drivers and assistants to use seat belts at all
truck rollover contamination of soil. times.
• Reversing, loss of • Adequate lighting to be available all the time.
vehicle control, • During crane operation; a minimum distance of
inappropriate site 6 meter from tip of the boom to the overhead
access, electrical cable to be observed and followed.
Doc No: Form - GCC/RS/02 Issue: A Initial Date: 2016 Revised: 03 Revision date: 2022 OSH Department
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• Over speeding, overload, • Flag person to be available always when

poor visibility, engaging reversing.
unfit/fatigue drivers or • Competent supervision, daily inspection of
extended working hours. vehicle, proper site access.
• Provide beacons & reverse alarm for all site
heavy vehicles.
• Plant operator should not be distracted by
mobile phones, music or food etc
• Monitor to ensure no persons stand near to
operating vehicle or equipment.
• Fire extinguishers to be provided for mobile
equipment.
• Ensure first aid facilities are available at site
and emergency contact numbers.
• Entry to be restricted to unauthorized person
where mobile plant is working.
• Noise monitoring to be done periodically.
• Guards to be provided for all rotating parts.
• Speed limit sign to be displaced along the site
access road.
• Provide rest areas to workers to avoid workers
taking rest under vehicles.
• Toolbox talk to be conducted.
04 Mobilization • Vehicle movement Personal major 3 3 9 • Safety driving rules must be followed all the 1 3 3 Project
• Improper material / minor injury times Manager,
handling Mobilization of Muscular injury • Pedestrian paths should be segregated from Construction
materials and equipment Dust equipment's and environmental hazards. Manager,
at site Major and multiple • Frequent inspection of vehicles must be done Project
injury, First aid, by competent person
Engineer,
Property damage • All material should be identified, marked and
stored correctly
Project HSE
• Designate loading and unloading area Manager, Site
• Implement proper loading and unloading Engineer,
techniques /safety Officer &
• Don’t lift heavy loads, use proper handling Foreman
techniques and mechanical aids
• Use correct manual handling techniques
• Good housekeeping
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
05 Traffic Diversions / • Moving Vehicles Personal Injury 4 3 12 • Pre-task briefings shall be conducted on Road 4 1 4 Project
Installation of Road • Plants / Machineries Property Safety Awareness. Engineer,
Detours maneuvering damage • All Personnel safety inducted. Project HSE
• Poor visibility / lighting Traffic • Competent supervision must be available full
Manager,
• Adverse weather incidents time.
• ITC Permits shall be requested and obtained Logistics team,
• Vehicle collisions
and understood prior to planning the activity Site Engineer,
which require Road Detours. /Safety Officer &
• Adequate resources as per ITC permit Foreman
requirements shall be arranged prior to starting
road detours.
• Standard practices shall be followed while
placing road detours.
• Road detours shall be fixed as per ITC Permit
requirements.
• All personnel involved in the activity must wear
mandatory PPEs. Hi viz vests shall be in good
condition.
• TMA Vehicle shall be placed before starting
activity on the required areas.
• All flashers, safety cones, signboards shall be
in good condition and visible.
• During installation, ITC permit drawing
requirements must be considered.
• REF: COP 33.0 Working near live roads, Work Zone
Traffic Management Manual
06 Assembly of Cranes / • Crane failure / Personal injury 4 3 12 • Assembly operations to be supervised by 4 1 4 Mechanic, Crane
Crane Installation overturn Property trained / competent persons Operator, Site
• Failure of lifting damage • Cranes used for assembly to have valid 3rd Engineer,
equipment Adverse party inspection certification
/Safety Officer &
• Rigging Environmental • Use Licensed / 3rd party certified crane
operators only Foreman
• Equipment & impact
Material • All lifting equipment shall be 3rd party
Handling inspected and certified as fit for purpose
• Potential Works • All rigging activities shall be conducted by
at height trained and 3rd party certified rigger
• Diesel / Oil • Lifting tackle color coded
Spillages • Crane set up on firm and level ground
• Load pads under all outriggers (where
• Adverse weather
applicable)
• Poor Lighting /
• Lift plan established for all lifting operations
Visibility
• Selection of correct crane for task (SWL etc.).
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• • Weights of loads known before lifting

• Exclusion zones created around lifting
operations
• Daily pre use checks by operator recorded
• No work in strong winds (38km/h) or poor
visibility
• No overhead lifting
• Tag lines used for all lifting activities
• Training & Supervision
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box Talks
• Selection and use of appropriate PPE esp.
Rigger gloves
• Works at height limited to essential personnel
only
• Equipment to be re-inspected / certified by 3rd
party after assembly or any alteration
• Drip trays to be used during maintenance to
avoid any potential ground spills.
• Avoid spillage of oil and grease on ground by
securing the oil and grease containers of the
tool / machines.
• Any diesel or oil spillage is to be collected using
the spill kit and stored in hazardous skip or
container for disposal by approved service
provider.
• REF: COP 34.0 Safe use of Lifting Equipment and Lifting
Accessories.
07 Cranes / Lifting •
Crane overturning Personal Injury 4 3 12 • All Cranes to have valid 3rd party inspection 4 1 4 Project
Operations •
Crane failure Property Damage certification Engineer,
•
Failure of lifting • Licensed / 3rd party certified crane operator Project HSE
equipment • All lifting equipment shall be 3rd party
Manager,
• Rigging inspected and certified as fit for purpose
Logistics team,
• Equipment & • All rigging activities shall be conducted by
trained and 3rd party certified rigger Crane Operator,
Material Handling
• Lifting tackle color coded / suitable for use Rigger, Site
• Adverse weather
• Crane set up on firm and level ground Engineer,
• Outriggers fully deployed (mobiles) / Safety Officer &
• Load pads under all outriggers Foreman
• Lift plan established for all lifting operations
• Crane has workshop inspection prior to
mobilization, it shall be in good condition with
onsite inspection and adequate maintenance
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
records.
• Selection of correct crane for task (SWL etc.).
• Weights of loads known before lifting
• Exclusion zones created around lifting
operations.
• Daily pre use checks by operator recorded
• No work in strong winds (38km/h) or poor
visibility.
• Specific lift paths will be created to avoid any
overhead lifting and whistle mans used to avoid
and alert any personnel coming under the load.
• Tag lines used for all lifting activities
• Training & Supervision
• No onsite works without lifting supervisor.
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box Talks
• Selection and use of appropriate PPE in
accordance with project minimum standards.
• Install anemometers to check wind speed on
cranes / site
• Crane supervisor authorized to suspend all lift
operations project wide.
REF: COP 34.0 Safe use of Lifting Equipment and Lifting
Accessories.
08 Man, Machine • Vehicle & Personal Injury • Ensure Approved Method Statement and Risk Construction
Interface Machinery Property Damaged Assessment are in place Manager,
Movement Fire • Wear PPEs (Cover all, High visibly jacket, hard Project
• Physical hazard. hat, Safety Goggle, safety Shoe) (As per area Engineer,
• Struck by machinery. requirement). Project HSE
• Over speeding. • All drivers must be holders of valid UAE driving
4 4 16 1 4 4 Manager, Site
• Careless operation. License.
•
Engineer,
• Incompetent drivers/ All equipment should have
/safety Officer &
workers/Operators. Registration/operators 3RD party certificate and
license. Foreman
• Proper signage’s and barricading in place.
• Road Safety Procedure to be strictly adhered.
• Appropriate Fire Extinguisher (DCP) shall be
available on all vehicles/equipment and in site
in an easily accessible location.
• Ensure effective supervision and conduct
inspection.
• Vehicle to be inspected for safety.
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• Do not over speed and sudden breaks.

• Ensure road worthiness and sufficient room for
operating.
•
09 Installation of • Fall and collapse of Damage to 3 4 12 • Columns to be installed after checking the 1 4 4 Construction
Columns, Beams, columns and beams property level of the anchor bolts and once the Manager,
bracings etc., (Gantry) Physical injury column is set into place, complete tightening Project
• Slip, Trip & Fall Fatality shall be done before removing the slings. Engineer,
• Contact with Burn injury • Beam clamps will be used for safe lifting Project HSE
overhead services. operation, rather than using the chain slings,
Manager, Site
• Equipment placed on and inspection of beam clamps and
uneven ground. accessories will be done prior to use and Engineer,
• Machinery and before placing them into storage area. /Safety Officer &
equipment failure • Ensure the supporting structure is adequate Foreman
• Materials or people for the full load that will be imposed and
fall from height suitable for the application.
• Incompetent crane • Check the clamp is with the correct profile
operator, rigger and and size, or properly adjusted, for the beam
banksman. width and that it seats correctly on the beam
• Lifting gears failure flange.
damage. • Ensure the beam clamp is strong enough to
• Collapse of crane lift the load that will be imposed.
• • Check that the clamp is directly fixed on the
center of gravity of the load.
• Never Use beam clamps that are
unidentified or uncertified for lifting
applications. Never replace bolts, shackles,
etc., without consulting the approved
authorities. Never Throw or drop beam
clamps. Never Use beam clamps on
damaged or distorted beams.
• Lifting plan to be approved for installation of
columns and beams.
• Ensure prior to start the activity all relevant
documents must be in place PTW and Lifting
Plan.
• The lifting zone must be isolated with
warning tape or nylon rope with warning
tape and appropriate safety signage must be
posted.
• Unauthorized personnel should not be
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
allowed inside the exclusion zone.

• All lifting plant & equipment must be
inspected by the competent person and the
copy of 3rd party certificate must be valid
and available.
• All crane operator and slinger/ signaler must
have a valid 3rd party certificate.
• Mobile crane out riggers must be fully
extended and seated in levelled and
compacted ground with proper outrigger
board/pad/plate.
• Full time supervision of any activities must
be available during working hours.
• One lane will be closed during beam
erection for manlift movement.
• Permanent road closure during beam
installation as required.
• Ensure the operators are licensed (by Local
Government) also aware of the safety
features of the equipment and machinery.
• Ensure 3rd party certified competent rigger
is available and performs the rigging activity,
along with a Lifting supervisor.
• Erection by experienced and qualified
person under the supervision certified
competent person.
• Ensure proper communication system are
provided such as banksman and signalers to
give specific instructions to forklifts while
reversing with the load, to operators while
removing bolts from the beams, and while
lowering the column on the floor.
• Refreshment training regarding safe work
procedures to be given.
• Tool Box talk to be conducted respective
workmen before start of work activity.
• Inspection / check of the lifting gears by 3rd
party and also conducted by riggers on
weekly basis.
• Tag system to be implemented.
• Crane plan to clearly define area and
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
support needed to outriggers.

• Outrigger loading to be ascertained form
manufacturers specification.
• Ground conditions to be checked stability
before each setup of lifting equipment.
• Loads must be properly lifted according to
your lifting plan
• SWL to be considered at all times and any
hazards to be informed immediately to the
supervisor.
• Crane must have firm level base with load
bearing checks made on ground to support
weight of crane and load, shock loading,
wind stress and slewing torques Weather
conditions shall be considered during lifting
operations including wind speed and
visibility.
• Planned safe access and egress to be
maintained
• Housekeeping to be maintained especially to
clear away the left-over nuts & bolts.
• Adequate lighting would be provided.
• Only the required materials must be bought
at site
• The location of the overhead services would
be discussed in the Toolbox.
• Ensure that the areas of the vehicles are
compact enough of sufficient strength and
overhead lines, excavation edges or
manholes are spotted out and necessary
precautions are taken.
• Ensure that outriggers of the crane are fully
extended during the lift and the area is
compacted.
• Provide warning signage for overhead
hazard, lifting in progress and Men at
work around the work area.
• Crane specific Inspection to be conducted
competent person on each shift/day prior to
first lift.
• Maintenance Record of the machinery and
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equipment shall be maintained.

• Crane checklist to be maintained for the
machinery at site.
• All tools used by personnel at height hall be
tied off and secured at all times.
• All people working at height would always
wear full body harness.
•
10 Mobile elevated • Collision with other Fall from Top Fatality 3 4 12 • All operatives will be over the age of 18 1 4 4 Construction
working platform - vehicular traffic. / Injury to labors years, trained, certificated and authorized to Manager,
Man lift • Arcing or contact /Damage to the use and will be responsible for maintenance Project
with overhead machineries/ utilities and reporting of defects. Engineer,
obstructions. • Machines are only to be used on firm flat or Project HSE
• Fall of operative from well compacted stoned out surfaces.
Manager, Site
platform. • Barriers or cones or fencing will be placed
• Materials falling from around machine. Engineer,
platform. • All operatives will wear a full body harness /Safety Officer &
• Entrapment of that must be clipped onto the cage at all Foreman
persons in moving times by a short lanyard to prevent the
parts or mechanism. operative from climbing the basket.
• Overturning. • Materials will not be allowed to accumulate
on platform.
• Guards and fencing on moving parts must
always be in place.
• Machine must only be used on suitable
surfaces and operatives must be in
possession of necessary information
(manual) etc. to enable safe operation of
machine
• Site Supervisor to issue instructions
regarding the control measures at the start
of each operation as part of pre-start
briefings.
• All plant to be operated within the
manufacturers recommendations. Plant only
to be used for the purpose it was designed.
• Audible reversing alarm and orange flashing
beacon to be used on all heavy plant.
• A competent operative must inspect machines weekly
and maintain a record
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
11 Forklift Operation • Falling load from Physical 3 4 12 • Valid 3rd Party inspection certificate for 1 4 4 Construction
forks injury due forklift Manager,
• Low clearance from to fall of • Forklifts to be used in strict accordance with Project
the new bridge deck material manufacturer’s guidelines (SWL not to be Engineer,
slab Fatality exceeded) Project HSE
• Incorrect machine for Personal • No travelling with forks raised.
Manager, Site
the job injury. • No raising/lowering forks with/without loads
• Overloading of the Crush when on sloping or uneven surfaces;
Engineer,
forklift injuries. • Audible reversing alarm and flashing amber /Safety Officer &
• Obstructed view due to Damage to beacon to be fitted Foreman
property. • Access to all loading/off-loading points will
the special lifting frame
Equipment damage. be levelled, suitable and clear of obstruction.
• Forklifts must be accompanied by a
trained/competent banksman at all times
when moving around the site
• Keys will be removed and the machine
locked when left unattended. Under no
circumstances will fork lift trucks be operated
by an unauthorised person.
• All overhead obstructions including cables
will be identified and protected where
necessary
• The location of the overhead services would
be discussed in the Toolbox.
• Provide warning signage for overhead
hazard, lifting in progress and Men at work
around the work area.
• Guidance to be provided to the operators
and Forklifts must be accompanied by a
trained/competent banksman at all times
when moving around the site
• To ensure that the machine used are 3rd
party certified.
• Inspect that the machine is free from any
damages, leakages etc
• Ensure to check the maintenance checklist
of the forklift
• Ensure that the proper warnings are in working
condition
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
12 Working near /Over • Mechanical Fatalities/ Major 4 4 16 • Approved traffic diversion shall be prepared 1 4 4 Construction
the Live traffic Breakdowns of injury, Property and ready for use before start the work. Manager,
vehicles/TMA on live damages • Ensure that catch net or mesh is provided Project
traffic roads can lead around the live traffic area to prevent any Engineer,
to collision Vehicle collision material from falling on to the road. Project HSE
• Noncompliance with • Prepare the traffic diversion as per approved
the approved traffic
Manager, Site
drawings.
layout drawing • Ensure all the traffic measures are in place
Engineer,
• Not meeting the before start the work. /Safety Officer &
design and • Ensure that no worker crosses the road. Foreman
requirements in • Ensure all workers are working in
diversion road designated working zone.
construction and use • Call Dubai RTA for help in case of traffic
of traffic devices. closures as per approved NOC.
• Diversions in visibility • Ensure that a coned-off safety zone exits
restricted areas around the work.
(sudden approach to • Ensure that the required safety warning
diversion) signboards and flagman are provided to alert
• Collision while entering / slowdown the oncoming traffic.
and exiting to works • Crossing the live highways is strictly
prohibited.
• Adequate reflective clothing / jacket must be
worn by all team members.
• In case of any site accident –Police -999 and
Ambulance 992 to be contacted during
external Emergency situation.
• All key personal contact Tel are contacted
as per protocol.
• All the team members shall be inducted and
aware of legal requirements, procedures.
• Competent supervision must be in place
•
13 Working at Height • Untrained workers Personal Injury 5 1 5 • Competent supervision 1 4 4 Construction
• Fall of men / Property damage • SWL shall be followed or maximum 2 personnel Manager,
materials Musculoskeletal with materials can go in man lift. Project
• Man Lift Failures disorder • Manlift shall be 3rd party certified. Engineer,
• Struck by overhead Fatality • Manlift operator shall be 3rd party certified and Project HSE
structures competent to operate the manlift. Manager, Site
• Man lift overturning • Only trained and authorized personnel can
Engineer,
• Rigging enter and operate man lift.
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• Adverse Weather • Competent rigger must be available. /Safety Officer &

• • Pre use checklist shall be maintained. Foreman
• Use of inbuilt access / secure FBH on
appropriate anchorage point while working on
man lift
• Lanyard system for hand tools to avoid
accidental tool fall
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box talks
• Adequate signage and exclusion zones around
working areas
• Availability of First Aiders
• Appropriate lighting provisions at Night
• Specific rescue from height training for key
operatives
• Do not use man lift during heavy winds and
adverse weather conditions.
• Areas of use must be compacted and leveled.
• Workers shall be given adequate rest breaks
during the work at height operations.
• Horizontal lifeline shall be provided and
installed adequately for working above the
girders. Adequate posts shall be installed on
both sides and lifeline adequately fixed with
clamps, minimum 3 numbers.
• All lifelines shall be inspection every 12 months.
• All workers adequately trained to use lifeline for
anchoring harnesses and training for safe working at
height.
14 Night shift works • Workers being struck by Worker injuries or
• Implement proper traffic control measures,
moving vehicles within fatalities
the work zone during the including reflective warning signs, barricades,
Property damage,
night shift and flaggers. Construction
injuries, or
• Vehicles colliding with • Ensure workers wear high-visibility clothing and Manager, Project
fatalities
each other within the appropriate personal protective equipment Engineer, Project
Increased travel 3 4 12 3 1 3
work zone during the (PPE). HSE Manager, Site
time, project
night shift • Establish clear and well-defined traffic flow Engineer, /safety
• Workers or pedestrians delays
patterns within the work zone. Officer & Foreman
being hit by vehicles or Confusion,
• Use reflective barriers and signage to separate
equipment during the misinterpretation
vehicles and provide clear instructions.
night shift of instructions
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• Inadequate traffic flow Confusion, missed • -Designate safe pedestrian routes illuminated
management leading to directions with proper lighting.
congestion or delays • Provide illuminated signage and markings for
during the night shift
pedestrian crossings and walkways.
• Insufficient
• -Implement temporary traffic control measures,
communication between
workers, drivers, and such as detours or alternate routes, to minimize
traffic control during the traffic disruptions.
night shift • Monitor and adjust traffic management
strategies as needed.
• Establish clear communication protocols and
provide training on effective communication
within the work zone.
• Use proper communication devices (e.g., radios,
illuminated hand signals).
• Use illuminated signage to indicate traffic
patterns, lane closures, and detours.
• \Ensure illuminated signs are placed at proper
heights and angles for maximum visibility.
• Minimize distractions within the work zone by
restricting nonessential activities and
maintaining a well-lit, organized work area.
• Educate workers and drivers on focusing on the
road, especially during night shifts.
• Develop and communicate emergency response
procedures to all workers and ensure they are
familiar with emergency contact information.
• Ensure illuminated emergency access points are
clear and easily visible.
15 Check and repair •
Hot engine, engine 3 3 9 • Trained mechanic, safety induction & TBT shall 1 3 3 Mechanic , Site
engine parts of oils, manifolds, be provided Engineer,
vehicle, oil change, radiator. • Ensure that engine is switch off /safety Officer &
lubrication for plant • Sharp edges & parts • Only trained/ competent person to carry out Foreman
and equipment of the engine. maintenance works
• Unprotected rotating • Ensure that all rotating parts of the engine are
parts, blades, fan belts. Oil properly guarded.
• Do not remove radiator caps when extremely
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
& hydraulic oil leaks, Slip hot.

hazard on the work areas. •
Ensure drip trays are provided underneath
vehicle to catch potential leaks
• Wear appropriate PPE i.e. hand gloves, eye
protection, coverall, safety shoes.
• (COP36.0 - Plant and equipment)
16 Muscular pain, • A full induction will be briefed to all prior to any Project Manager,
strain and task starting Hand tools must be inspected prior Construction
fractures, to use. Manager, Project
Cuts • Only good condition hand tools must be use. Engineer, Project
• Competent workmen for usage of hand tools. HSE Manager, Site
• Minimum hand hold provision shall be in place. Engineer, /safety
• Defective equipments/ tools to be replaced and Officer & Foreman
tagged off (Red color), that clearly reflect
• Use of defective tools,
damage or defective tools and to avoid
• Lack of inspection of
confusion with inspected one of the same
tools before use.
colour.
• Incompetent operator
• Suitable PPE shall be provided.
• Use of homemade
• Hand Tools appropriate to task.
tools,
• All tools will be stored in storage racks or bins
Use of hand tools • Inadequate training, 3 2 6 1 3 3
and will be cleaned and oiled to prevent
instruction &
corrosion.
supervision,
• Cutting edges will be protected during storage,
• incomplete PPE
and transporting to work area.
• Bad condition of hand
• Replacement of hammer handles by anything
tools,
other than original parts is forbidden. Welded
• Unguarded Tools
metal handles shall not be permitted.
• Mushroomed chisels and cracked or broken
chisel handles shall be repaired or replaced.
• Appropriate personal protective equipment
shall be used when performing work with tools
• Provision of tool bags or belt while working.
• Inspecting tools for loose and deficient parts to
report and replace immediately.
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
17 • Poor position, • Avoid Manual handling as much as possible or Project Engineer,

awkward, Poor use any mechanical lifting equipments Project HSE
ergonomic attitude, • Check & assess that the load is below the Manager, Site
oversized load recognized capable limit. Engineer, /safety
• Lifting Load beyond the • Stand as close to as possible to the object to be Officer & Foreman
capability of the person lifted, Bend the knees as much as possible, Bend
• Improper Manual hip keeping head and back as straight as possible
handling • Job specific training to be given to all operatives.
• Un-even ground & • Keep back straight while lifting; use thigh
slippery surface muscles upon raising up from bending; keep
strong grip of the load; don’t rotate back while
lifting;
Slipped Disc
• Use body weight to tilt the object or load the
Torn ligaments
object
Cuts,
• Lift gradually using leg and stomach muscles. Use
Manual Handling Abrasions 3 3 9 1 3 3
back safety belt to avoid back injury, avoid
Fracture
twisting and sudden movement to body while
Cuts
lifting the load
Abrasions
• Keep back straight while lifting; use thigh
muscles upon raising up from bending; keep
strong grip of the load; don’t rotate back while
lifting
• Ensure that the area is free from any slippery
substance such as water, oils, grease & etc.
• Ground must be levelled and compacted if
necessary
• Quick removal of any spillage on the working
area
• Proper housekeeping must be conducted prior
to start & end of work regularly.
18 • Emergency evacuation, Personal body • Employees assigned in the activity shall be Project Manager,
poor or insufficient injuries. trained and aware of the hazards associated in Construction
Emergency rescue and 4 3 12 the activity. 1 3 3 Manager, Project
communication • Sufficient number of resources (e.g. equipment, Engineer, Project
equipment. trained personnel etc.) shall be available. HSE Manager, Site
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• Sufficient number of trained first aider and first Engineer, /safety

aid box shall be available. Officer & Foreman
• Emergency vehicle shall be available at site.
• Constant supervision is available during the
activity.
• PPE for rescue (e.g. harness, safety glass etc.)
shall be available.
• Ref: OSHAD CoP 6.0
19 • Ill health, Biological Serious and Non • Clean and clear working area. Project Manager,
hazards Serious illness • Adequate toilet facility is available Construction
• Physical hazards • Provision of a rest shelter suitable for resting and Manager, Project
Welfare and welfare
3 2 6 eating. 1 2 2 Engineer, Project
facilities.
• Provision of washing facilities HSE Manager, Site
• Engineer, /safety
Officer & Foreman
20 • Defective/damages Serious and Non • All power tools and electric cables must be in Construction
tools. Serious illness good condition and inspected by the user before Manager, Project
• Unauthorized and use. Engineer, Project
incompetent use of the • Damaged, fabricated, modified, tools/ machines HSE Manager, Site
power tool must not be used, it shall be tagged and removed Engineer, /safety
• Rotating parts. Flying immediately from the site. Officer & Foreman
particles/ Dust. • Only competent/ trained person must operate
• Electrocution. machine/tool.
• Trailing, damaged • Never make any adjustments while the machine
Use of Power Tools Electrical cables. 3 3 9 is operating, Ensure the machine handle and 1 3 3
• Slip/trip/falls. guards are in place and neve alter/ remove the
• Entanglement. handles and guards.
• Noise. • Inspect the disc and drill bit prior to use and
• Vibration ensure it is free from any kind of damage.
• Ergonomic. • Select the disc according to the RPM of the
machine and ensure the Disc’s RPM shall greater
• than the machine RPM.
• Use chuck key/ wrench to tighten the drill bit/
disc, and remove chuck keys and wrenches
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
before operating and ensure proper tightening

of the drill bit and Disc.
• Never keep live tool neglected, isolate/remove
after the task.
• Use adequate PPEs while using the tools (Hand
gloves, eye and ear protectors).
• Use only machines/ tools and accessories shall
be routinely checked by a competent electrician,
at least quarterly. Ideally, PAT (portable
appliance testing) shall be carried out.
• Use double insulated tools, and never carry the
tool by a cord.
• All Electrical cables and extensions must be in
proper condition and visual inspection shall be
carried out before each task.
• Ensure long hair, loose clothing, rags etc. is kept
clear of moving parts when use.
• Loose clothing, rings; bracelets and other jewelry
are not to be worn by the operator.
• Ensure proper cable management and never trail
the cable on the wet surface, access ways.
• Provide adequate job rotations for the jobs and
proper illumination and ventilation in
workplaces
21 • The public highway consists of the road surface, Construction
Unfamiliar with Work hazard: Manager, Project
the carriage way, the pavement and the
• occupational, health
footway. Engineer, Project
and safety
• environmental • The Engineer from the contractors company HSE Manager, Site
Activities that adversely Damaged property needs to survey the location to understand the Engineer, /safety
General Public Safety impact on the Project Injury 3 3 9 required precautions, warning signs and other 1 3 3 Officer & Foreman
environment and/or staff Fatality sig boards that need to be placed on the working
Inadvertently exposed to area.
hazards or incidents • The Contract shall understand the city council
• rules and regulations for working on the public
highway.
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
• The location of work shall be protected via cones

and other sign boards to alert the people and
vehicles that cross the work area.
• The people on site shall be allowed to work on
behalf of the contractor provided they have the
relevant training and accreditation such health
and safety and insurances.
• Contractor shall gain accreditation prior to
gaining permission to work in the highway.
• Financial penalties may arise to the contractor
for non-compliance with the relevant statutory
duties or accreditation conditions.
• A detailed plan of utilizing the apparatus in the
highway shall be provided.
• The plan shall portray the required dimensions
of the apparatus that shall be on the highways.
• Proof of public liability insurance shall be
provided by the contractor.
• The street work accreditation for the supervisors
and the operatives shall be provided.
• The contractor shall note their statutory duties
to secure their equipment and apparatus is
properly maintained at all times.
• The commencements of the proposed works
shall be submitted in advance
• The health and safety precautions and
regulations of the street authorities need to be
followed on site
• First aid kits and other health and safety
equipment’s need to be provided before the
commencement of work on highways
• All work shall comply with the safety rules and
regulations
•
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
22 Moving vehicles & • Poorly maintained injuries to workers 4 3 12 • Ensure Plant/equipment have valid operating 3rd
Plant/Equipment plant/equipment and property party Certificates
• Toppling of equipment damaged • Ensure the plant are properly outrigged to
• Hit by equipment prevent toppling or turning over.
• Ensure area is clear for plant operator.
Construction
• Check the maintenance records of all
Manager, Project
plant/equipment prior to use
Engineer, Project
• Make sure reverse alarm is working properly 1 3 3
HSE Manager, Site
• Banksman shall present at site to guide the
Engineer, /safety
operator
Officer & Foreman
• Nobody is allowed to work close to the running
heavy equipment.
• Always stop the equipment to a complete halt,
stop the engine and remove the ignition key
before descending from the equipment.
Risk Risk
P S R P S R
SEVERITY
PROBABILITY Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)
Rare (1) 1 2 3 4 5
Possible (2) 2 4 6 8 10
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12 15
Often (4) 4 8 12 16 20
Frequent/Almost Certain (5) 5 10 15 20 25
15 – 25 Extreme Risk Absolutely unacceptably High
Activity or process should not proceed in current form
Unacceptably High
8 – 12 High Risk Activity or process should be modified to include remedial planning and action and be subject to detailed OSH/EHS risk assessment
4–6 Moderate Risk Acceptable but must be managed at “As Low As Reasonably Practicable”(ALARP) Activity or process can operate subject to management and /
or modification
1-3 Low Risk Acceptable without required further action
No action required unless escalation of risk is possible
Prepared By: Reviewed By:
Name: Mr. Raheel Ahmad Eng. Ghader Aslani
Designation: OSH Manager Sr. Project Manager
Signature:
Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
APPENDIX “B”
ALDAR PROJECTS
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
PROJECT TITLE: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE PROJECT NO: P151119/2022/C/008 DATE: 18 Oct 2024
CLIENT/ PMC: ALDAR PROJECTS CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS DOC. REF: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00108
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD) MANUFACTURER: HADED STEEL REV NO: REV-P00
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI INT. PREPARED BY: KABRI INT. ITP NO: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00108
DESCRIPTION: INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) FOR INSTALLATION OF TEMPORARY SUPPORT TOWERS-GANTRIES AT BRIDGE DISCIPLINE: CIVIL/Installation of Supporting
APPROVED BY: ATKINSREALIS
#1 PIERS & ABUTMENTS FOR CYCLE TRACK ROUTE 3 Towers (Gantries)
FREQUENCY QUALITY INSPECTIONS REFERENCES CONTROL FORMS ACTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES

SN ACTIVITY/PROCESS DESCRIPTION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
OF TEST (Mode of measurement) (Specs, MS, Others) DATA Company Consultant Contractor Subcon TPL
1.00 PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
Related Authorities &

1.1 Obtained NOC from related authorities Approval Project Contract/Specifications NOC approvals A R/W p
Engineer’s Approval
Obtain Permit & Coordination with Traffic Traffic Department

1.2 Approval Project Contract/Specifications NOC approvals A R/W p
Department Approval and acceptance
Prior to Start of
Activity
SD Or Sketches for
Approval of Shop Drawing - SD Or Sketches for SD Or Sketches for Positioning
1.3 Acceptance Engineer’s Approval Positioning of A R/W p
Positioning of Cranes of Cranes
Cranes
1.4 Approval of Method statements Approval Engineer’s Approval SD, MS, MSS, ITP, RA Specs, Drawings A R/W p
2.0 Fabricated of Gantry Pre Engineering Steel Structure
Testing, inspections & ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chapter

Fibrication at Factory and Final Inspection prior Safely Lifting and
2.1 WIR Monitoring during #21, Phara #: 21.13.7-Precast WIR H/A R/I R/I
to delivery at site Installation
Productions Concrete Erection
3.0 Casting Gantry Foundation Slab
3.1 Fresh Concrete Workability tests
ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chp#21

One set for each AASHTO R 60-12 6 cubes ( 3 for 7 days & 3 Pour
3.1.1 Sampling of fresh concrrete Phara #21.5.2 -Concrete W/A W/I T/P
100M3 (ASTM C172/C172M-10) for 28 days) Card/checklist
sampling and testing.
Each delivery As per approved mix
3.1.2 Slump test (Fresh concrrete) BS EN 12350-2-2009 ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chp#21 W/A W/I T/P
mixer design Pour
Phara #21.5.2 -Concrete
Each delivery Phara #21.7.9 Mass Shall not exceed 32.c Card/checklist
3.1.3 Temperature test/Checking sampling and testing. W/A W/I T/P
mixer concrete at the time of placing.
3.2 Concrete Compressive Tests
One set for each As per approved mix ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
3.2.1 Compressive strength of cubes test BS EN 12390-3:2009 Test Report W/A W/I T/P
100M3 design Concrete Works
3.3 Pre-Pour Inspection
Inspection of Shutter, Anchor Bolts Fixings and ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
3.3.1 WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing WIR/Checklist H/A W/I P
rebars inspections. Concrete Works, Phara #4.4
3.4 Concrete Casting Inspection
ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
3.4.1 Inspection of concrete pouring during castings WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing WIR/Checklist H/A W/I P
Concrete Works, Phara #4.4
4.00 Erection of Temporary Support Tower (Gantries) at Bridges Piers and abutments
Page 1 of 2
ALDAR PROJECTS
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
PROJECT TITLE: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE PROJECT NO: P151119/2022/C/008 DATE: 18 Oct 2024
CLIENT/ PMC: ALDAR PROJECTS CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS DOC. REF: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00108
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD) MANUFACTURER: HADED STEEL REV NO: REV-P00
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI INT. PREPARED BY: KABRI INT. ITP NO: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00108
DESCRIPTION: INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) FOR INSTALLATION OF TEMPORARY SUPPORT TOWERS-GANTRIES AT BRIDGE DISCIPLINE: CIVIL/Installation of Supporting
APPROVED BY: ATKINSREALIS
#1 PIERS & ABUTMENTS FOR CYCLE TRACK ROUTE 3 Towers (Gantries)
FREQUENCY QUALITY INSPECTIONS REFERENCES CONTROL FORMS ACTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES

SN ACTIVITY/PROCESS DESCRIPTION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
OF TEST (Mode of measurement) (Specs, MS, Others) DATA Company Consultant Contractor Subcon TPL
Installation/Erection of Temporary Support Visual inspections for

ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chapter
Tower (Gantry) for Bridges Precast Girder erection and Monitoring Safely Lifting and
4.1 WIR #21, Phara #: 21.13.7-Precast WIR H/A R/I R/I
installations, Erection of Gantry Structures, Bolt for Lifting and Installations Installation
Concrete Erection
Tightening & Alignment of Girders
5.00 Post Installation works
ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chapter

Dismantling of gantry, Removal and site Testing, inspections & Safely Lifting and
5.1 WIR #21, Phara #: 21.13.7-Precast WIR H/A R/I R/I
Cleanings Monitoring Installation
Concrete Erection
LEGENDS:
LEGENDS: H: Hold Point R: Review I: Inspection T: Test W: Witness S: Surveillance A: Approval P: Perform / Execute GCC: Main Contractor Cons.: Consult SC: Subcont TPL: Third Party Laboratory, Doc: Documents N/A:
Not Applicable
Page 2 of 2
Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
APPENDIX “C”
DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI,
PROJECT TITLE:
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
CLIENT/EMPLOYER: ALDAR PROJECTS
CONSULTANT: ATKINS
CONTRACTOR: Gulf Contractors Company (GCCLD)
CONTRACT NO.: P151119/2022/C/008
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI INTERNATIONAL
APPLICATOR: HADEED STEEL
Checklist Title: Erection of Temporary Steel Support Towers for Bridge #1 at Route #3
Checklist No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-CHL-W-00108 Discipline: Civil
ITP Ref. No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-ITP-W-00108 Revision: Rev-P00
Related MS # ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00108 Page: 1
Shop Drawing #: Date:

Legend : (Yes: Checked & Accepted) (No: Checked but Not accepted) (N/A: Not Applicable)
Works Location:
Status/Acceptable
SN Description of checking to be carried out Remarks
Yes No NA
1.0 Prior Activities / Documents & Certifications:
1.1 Obtained NOC from related authorities
1.2 Obtain Permit & Coordination with Traffic Department
1.3 Acceptance of Sketches drawing for Positioning of Crane
1.4 Approval of Method statements
2.0 Materials Approvals
2.1 Approved Concrete Mix Design
2.2 Approved Reinfocement Steel
2.3 Approval of Gantry Design by third Party
3.0 Setting out and Survey Works
3.1 Check and Ensure Referance Point/Bench Marks are Verified
3.2 Check & ensure the Co-ordinates & Elevations are Checked & accurate
3.3 Check and ensure the Calibration of the instruments are Checked and valid
3.4 Check and ensure the Drawing & Survey Data are Attached.
4.0 Erection of Temporary Steel Support Towers for Bridges
4.1 Check and Ensure Cranes are Positioned as Shown in Accepted Skitch Drawing
4.2 Check and Ensure All safety Parameter has been applied.
4.3 Check and Ensure the Center of Gravity of Girder During uplifting elements are marked
Check and Ensure Cranes are Third Party Certified, Slings are Certified, All Safety Requirements
4.4
are applied
4.5 Check and Ensure Hooks are Properly installed to the Girder Prior to lifting
4.6 Check and Ensure to Gradually Up lift the elements in Control Manner
4.7 Check and Ensure to Control the Swing the Load Safely, Slowly and Gradually.
4.8 Make sure Propper Coordination in-between Crane operator, Riggers and Traffic Control Team
4.9 Check and Ensure Proper placement of Gantry Elements at required location.
General Comments/Remarks:
For Contractor/Subcontractor For Consultant/Engineer

Signatories
SubCon QC Engineer QA/QC Engineer Inspector / ME/ RE/ PM
Name
Signatures
Date
Form Ref: GCC, Rev-0, Date: 06-Apr-23

DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU
PROJECT TITLE:
DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
CONTRACT NO.: P151119/2022/C/008
CLIENT/EMPLOYER: ALDAR PROJECTS
CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI INT.
APPLICATOR: Hadeed Steel
Checklist Title: Erection of Temporary Steel Support Towers for Bridge #1 at Route #3
Checklist No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-CHL-W-00108 Discipline: Civil
ITP Ref. No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-ITP-W-00108 Revision: P00
Related MS # ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00108 Page: 1
Shop Drawing #: Date:
Legend : (Yes: Checked & Accepted) (No: Checked but Not accepted) (N/A: Not Applicable)
Works Location:
Status/Acceptable
SN Description of checking to be carried out Remarks
Yes No NA
1.0 Prior Activities
1.1 Approved NOC Authority Approval
1.2 Approved Prequalification
1.3 Approved Method Statements
1.4 Approved Shop Drawings
1.5 Equipment Calibration certificates
2.0 Materials Approvals
2.1 Approved Concrete Mix Design
2.2 Approved Reinfocement Steel
2.3 Approval of Gantry Design by third Party
3.0 Cast in Situ Concrete for Gantry Foundations
3.1 Pre-Pour Inspection
3.1.1 Check & Ensure Moulds are fixed, dimensions checked, must be in tollarance, (±5mm)
3.1.2 Check & Ensure Angular distortion of mould not more than 7mm overall
3.1.3 Check & Ensure Reinforcement & Dowel bars placement are Correct.
3.1.4 Check & Ensure Formwork and support are adequate.
3.1.5 Check & Ensure Placement of embedded are as per drawing.
3.1.6 Check & Ensure the alignment for Installation of form and Shutters.
3.1.7 Check & Ensure the Release Agent applied on mold but not on rebars
3.1.8 Check & Ensure the Rebar Clear Cover as per drawing to rebar
3.2 Concrete Casting Inspection
3.2.1 Check & Ensure the Mix design utilization and monitor Concrete Pour record
3.2.2 Check & Ensure Concrete placement, workmanship are as per Standard.
3.2.3 Check & Ensure Concrete slump and temperature found satisfactory
Check & Ensure Proper usage of Vibrator, avoid segregation of Concrete, Ensure adequate
3.2.4
Compaction of Concrete.
Check & Ensure the Concrete mix temperature at pouring shall not exceed 32°C as measured
3.2.5
immediately prior to placement.
Check for stripping of Form work / Supports etc, after specified duration of stripping time (as
3.2.6
per specification)
3.3 Post Pour Inspection
3.3.1 Ensure proper and Safe Removal of Mold & Shutters
3.3.2 Check and ensure proper Level & alignments of pre-casted Panles
3.3.3 Check and ensure Curing has been done continuously for 14 days as per Panles
3.3.4 Visual inspection of surface appearance
3.3.5 Check & Ensure Concrete filled to concrete level
3.3.6 Check & Ensure Proper Curing for Concrete
3.3.7 Surface defects if any, are identified and rectified to the acceptance of consultant
General Comments/Remarks:
For Contractor/Subcontractors For Consultant/Engineer

Signatories
Subcontractor QC Inspector GCC QA/QC Engineer
Name
Signatures
Date
Form Ref: GCC, Rev-0, Date: 06-Apr-23

Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
APPENDIX “D”
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
6 5 4 3 2 1
10
0
REV.NO DATE DESCRIPTION STATUS

B' P00 27-SEP-2024 SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL
DRAWING STATUS
C SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE
CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR STUDY AND

DESIGN OF ABU DHABI CYCLING NETWORK
- MAINLAND ABU DHABI (202200235)
CLIENT
ALDAR PROPERTIES PJSC

P.O Box 51133, Abu Dhabi
NODE PLAN United Arab Emirates

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

WEST TOWER, 3rd FLOOR,
P O BOX 7562, ABU DHABI
TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
EMAIL [email protected]
Copyright C Atkins Limited
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
FILE NAME: J365-ABUTMENT 01 STEEL DRAWINGS-R00
September 19, 2024
HSC STEEL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

P.O.Box No.236378, DUBAI, U.A.E
Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ROUTE 03 - BRIDGE 01
ABUTMENT-01
NODE PLAN & JOINT REACTIONS
Original Scale: Drawn: Checked: Size
RH AH
NTS Approved: Date:
27-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV

00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10113 P00
100
KEY PLAN
6 5 4 3 2 1
Millimetres
D
10
0
D
TYPICAL BASE CONNECTION FOR
SHS180x180x6
E
E
E
E
C
P00 27-SEP-2024 SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL
B
DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE
B' CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR STUDY AND

CLIENT
TYPICAL BASE CONNECTION FOR ALDAR PROPERTIES PJSC

HE260A United Arab Emirates
T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,
C WEST TOWER, 3rd FLOOR,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
SECTION E-E MAIN CONTRACTOR
C
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN
SUB CONTRACTOR
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-01
SECTION D-D SECTION C-C ANCHOR BOLT PLAN & DETAILS
TYPICAL ADDITIONAL REINFORCEMENT
TYPICAL BASE CONNECTION FOR Original Scale: Drawn: Checked: Size
UNDER COLUMNS HEA260, HEA240, SHS180X180X6 RH AH
HE240A NTS Approved: Date: A1
AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10114 P00
100
KEY PLAN
B' B B' C
A B C A
Millimetres
DET-B
DET-B
10
0
DET-A DET-A
DET-C
DET-C
DET-L

ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -1 DRAWING STATUS
ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -6 SHOP DRAWING

16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

United Arab Emirates
T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
1 1 4 Copyright C Atkins Limited
MAIN CONTRACTOR
2 2
3
5 5
SUB CONTRACTOR
SECTION 3-3
3
September 19, 2024
3 4 HSC STEEL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

DETAIL-A DETAIL-B
Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-01
ELEVATION AT GRID-1,6&DETAILS
SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-C SECTION 4-4 SECTION 5-5 Original Scale: Drawn: Checked: Size
SECTION 1-1 NTS
RH
Approved: Date:
AH
A1
AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10115 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
B B' C B B' C B B' C B B' C

10
0
DET-M
DET-K

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -5 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -4 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -3 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -2 DESIGN OF ABU DHABI CYCLING NETWORK
CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
2
1
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
5 1
2 2 4 4
5 1 3
September 19, 2024

1 2 P.O.Box No.236378, DUBAI, U.A.E
Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
DETAIL-M SECTION 5-5 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 DETAIL-L SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-L SECTION 3-3 SECTION 4-4 ABUTMENT-01
ELEVATION AT GRID-2 TO 5 & DETAILS
RH AH
(TYPICAL SPLICE CONNECTION FOR HE260A) (TYPICAL SPLICE CONNECTION FOR HE240A) (TYPICAL SPLICE CONNECTION FOR HE260A) (TYPICAL SPLICE CONNECTION FOR HE240A) NTS Approved: Date: A1
AT 27-SEP-2024
(OPTION 01) (OPTION 01) (OPTION 02) (OPTION 02)
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10116 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
A A A A
6 5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1
0
DET-N
DET-N
DET-C DET-D DET-C DET-D
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-B SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-C

DRAWING STATUS
B B SHOP DRAWING
6 5 4 3 2 1 PROJECT TITLE
16.07.2024
DET-E CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR STUDY AND

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
5 5 5 5 EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
DET-F MAIN CONTRACTOR
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-B'

SECTION 5-5 DETAIL-F SECTION 5-5 DETAIL-E
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
1 4
2 2
1 1 1 1 1
1 1
September 19, 2024
1 1 1 HSC STEEL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

3 1 1 1 1 P.O.Box No.236378, DUBAI, U.A.E
Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
4
1 DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-01
SIDE VIEWS AT AXIS-B, B',C & DETAILS
Drawn:
SECTION 1-1 DETAIL-C SECTION 2-2 SECTION 3-3 SECTION 4-4 DETAIL-D SECTION 1-1 DETAIL-N SECTION 1-1 Original Scale:
RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date: A1

AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV

00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10117 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
6 5 4 3 2 1
10
0
DET-G DET-H
B'
DET-J
SECTION A-A

DETAIL-J
6 5 4 3 2 1
DRAWING STATUS
4 SHOP DRAWING
3
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

3 4 TELEPHONE
FAX
+971 26271500
+971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
DETAIL-H SECTION 3-3 SECTION 4-4
SUB CONTRACTOR
1 2
B'
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
SECTION B-B 1 2 ABUTMENT-01
SECTIONS&DETAILS
DETAIL-G SECTION 1-1 SECTION 2-2 Original Scale: Drawn:

RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date: A1

AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10118 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
0
K'

DRAWING STATUS
M SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
6 5 4 3 2 1
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,
NODE PLAN WEST TOWER, 3rd FLOOR,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-02
RH AH
NTS Approved: Date:
27-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10119 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
C
10
0
K'
L
C
E
E
SHS180x180x6
E
E
D

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE

M CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
6 5 4 3 2 1 MAIN CONTRACTOR
SECTION E-E
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN
D
SUB CONTRACTOR
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-02
SECTION D-D SECTION C-C ANCHOR BOLT PLAN & DETAILS
UNDER COLUMNS HEA260, HEA240, SHS180X180X6 RH AH
AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10120 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
K K' L M K K' L M
DET-B
DET-B
DET-A DET-A
10
0
DET-C DET-C
DET-L
DET-L
ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -1 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -6

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

3 T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
1 1 4 Copyright C Atkins Limited
MAIN CONTRACTOR
2 2
3
5 5
SUB CONTRACTOR
SECTION 3-3
3
September 19, 2024
DETAIL-A 3 4 HSC STEEL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

DETAIL-B
Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-02
SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-C SECTION 4-4 SECTION 5-5 Original Scale: Drawn: Checked: Size
SECTION 1-1 NTS
RH
Approved: Date:
AH
A1
AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10121 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
K K' L K K' L
K K' L K K' L
10
0
DET-M DET-M
DET-K

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE
ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -2 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -3 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -4 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -5 CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR STUDY AND
CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
2
1
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
5 1
2 2 4 4
5 1 3
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
DETAIL-M SECTION 5-5 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 DETAIL-L SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-L SECTION 3-3 SECTION 4-4 ABUTMENT-02
ELEVATION AT GRID-2 TO 5&DETAILS
RH AH
AT 27-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10122 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
6 5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1
0
C C C C
DET-N DET-N
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-K SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-L

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
6 5 4 3 2 1 16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

D D DESIGN OF ABU DHABI CYCLING NETWORK
CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
5 5 5
5 EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
DET-F DET-E EMAIL [email protected]

SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-K' MAIN CONTRACTOR
SECTION 5-5 SECTION 5-5 DETAIL-E

DETAIL-F
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
1 4
2 2
1 1 1 1 1
1 1
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
4
1 DRAWING TITLE
ABUTMENT-02
SIDE VIEWS AT AXIS-K, K' ,L&DETAILS
Drawn:
RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date:

27-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV

00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10123 P00
100
KEY PLAN
DET-H
DET-G
Millimetres
F
10
0
F'
DET-J
6 5 4 3 2 1
SECTION C-C

DETAIL-J
F' 3
DRAWING STATUS
4 SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

3 4 TELEPHONE
FAX
+971 26271500
+971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
2
1
6 5 4 3 2 1
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
1 2 ABUTMENT-02
SECTION D-D SECTIONS&DETAILS

RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date:

27-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10124 P00
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
0
E'
F
00 28-SEP-2024 SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL
01 14-OCT-2024 SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL
DRAWING STATUS
6 5 4 3 2 1
SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
NODE PLAN
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
PIER01-NEAR TO ABUTMENT 01
RH AH
NTS Approved: Date:
28-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10125 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
A
10
0
E'
F
A
6 5 4 3 2 1

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
SECTION A-A
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN & DETAILS
UNDER COLUMNS HEA260, HEA240, RH AH
AT 28-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10126 01
100
KEY PLAN
E E' F E E' F
Millimetres
DET-A DET-A
10
0
DET-C DET-C
DET-L DET-L

ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -6

ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -1 DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
3
ABU DHABI MALL,
1 TELEPHONE
FAX
+971 26271500
+971 26270999
1 EMAIL [email protected]
MAIN CONTRACTOR
2 2
4
5 5
SUB CONTRACTOR
SECTION 1-1
4
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
DETAIL-A SECTION 2-2 SECTION 3-3 DETAIL-C SECTION 4-4 SECTION 5-5 Original Scale: Drawn:
RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date:

28-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10127 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
E E' F
E E' F E E' F E E' F
10
0
DET-B DET-B DET-B DET-B
DET-K DET-K DET-K DET-K

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -4 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -3 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -2 PROJECT TITLE
ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -5 CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR STUDY AND

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
4
2
1
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
5 1
5
2 2 4 4
1 3
4
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
DETAIL-B SECTION 4-4 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 DETAIL-L SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-L SECTION 3-3 SECTION 4-4 PIER01-NEAR TO ABUTMENT 01
RH AH
AT 28-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10128 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
A A A A
6 5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1
0
DET-N DET-N
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-E SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-F

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
6 5 4 3 2 1 16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

B B DESIGN OF ABU DHABI CYCLING NETWORK
DET-E
CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
DET-F EMAIL [email protected]
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-E' MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
1 4
2 2
1 1 1 1 1
1 1
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
4
1 DRAWING TITLE
SIDE VIEWS AT AXIS-E, E',F&DETAILS
Drawn:
RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date:

28-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV

00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10129 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
DET-G
DET-H
10
E
0
DET-J
E'
6 5 4 3 2 1
SECTION A-A

DETAIL-J 01 14-OCT-2024 SUBMITTED FOR APPROVAL
DRAWING STATUS
4 SHOP DRAWING
3
16.07.2024
E' PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

3 4 TELEPHONE +971 26271500
6 5 4 3 2 1
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
1 2
September 19, 2024
SECTION B-B HSC STEEL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
1 2 PIER01-NEAR TO ABUTMENT 01
SECTIONS&DETAILS

RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date:

28-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10130 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
0
G'
H REV.NO DATE DESCRIPTION STATUS

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
6 5 4 3 2 1 ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
NODE PLAN
SUB CONTRACTOR
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
RH AH
NTS Approved: Date:
28-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV

00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10131 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
0
G'


A
DRAWING STATUS
6 5 4 3 2 1 SHOP DRAWING
PROJECT TITLE

ANCHOR BOLT PLAN CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
SECTION A-A
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ANCHOR BOLT PLAN & DETAILS
UNDER COLUMNS HEA260, HEA240, RH AH
AT 28-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10132 01
100
KEY PLAN
G G' H G G' H
Millimetres
DET-A
DET-A
10
0
DET-C
DET-C
DET-L
DET-L

DRAWING STATUS
ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -1 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -6

SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
3
ABU DHABI MALL,
1 TELEPHONE
FAX
+971 26271500
+971 26270999
1 EMAIL [email protected]
MAIN CONTRACTOR
2 2
4
5 5
SUB CONTRACTOR
SECTION 1-1
4
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
ELEVATION AT GRID-1,6 & DETAILS
DETAIL-A SECTION 2-2 SECTION 3-3 DETAIL-C SECTION 4-4 SECTION 5-5 Original Scale: Drawn:
RH
Checked:
AH
Size
NTS Approved: Date:

28-SEP-2024
A1
AT
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10133 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
G G' H G G' H G G' H G G' H

10
0
DET-B DET-B DET-B DET-B
DET-K DET-K DET-K DET-K

DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
PROJECT TITLE

ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -2 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -3 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -4 ELEVATION VIEW @ GRID -5 CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
4
2
1
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
1
5 5
2 2 4 4
1 3
4
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
DRAWING TITLE
DETAIL-B SECTION 4-4 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 DETAIL-L SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-K SECTION 1-1 SECTION 2-2 DETAIL-L SECTION 3-3 SECTION 4-4 PIER01-NEAR TO ABUTMENT 02
RH AH
AT 28-SEP-2024
DATE:
Drawing NO: REV
00235-GCC-TW-R3-DW-X-10134 01
100
KEY PLAN
Millimetres
10
6 5 4 3 2 1 6 5 4 3 2 1
0
C C C C
DET-N DET-N
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-G

SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-H
DRAWING STATUS
SHOP DRAWING
16.07.2024
6 5 4 3 2 1 PROJECT TITLE

D D - MAINLAND ABU DHABI (202200235)
CLIENT
DET-E
T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
ABU DHABI MALL,

TELEPHONE +971 26271500
FAX +971 26270999
DET-F
SIDE VIEW @ AXIS-G' MAIN CONTRACTOR
SUB CONTRACTOR
3
1 4
2 2
1 1 1 1 1
1 1
September 19, 2024

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
4
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SIDE VIEWS AT AXIS-G, G',H & DETAILS
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PROJECT TITLE

CLIENT

T: +971 2 810 5555
F: +971 2 810 5550
EMPLOYER/ DEVELOPER
ABU DHABI MALL,

3 4 TELEPHONE
FAX
+971 26271500
+971 26270999
MAIN CONTRACTOR
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SUB CONTRACTOR
1 2
September 19, 2024
6 5 4 3 2 1 HSC STEEL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

Tel.: +971 6 76 72 76 1/2/3/4
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Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
APPENDIX “E”
Project Title: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Subcontractor KABRI INTERNATIONAL
Doc Title: QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT REGISTER
Reference No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-QRA-W-00108-P00 Page#: 1
QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX FOR ERECTION OF TEMPORARY STEEL SUPPORT TOWERS (GANTRY) FOR BRIDGE #1 FOR PRECAST GIRDERS INSTALLATION OF CYCLE TRACK ROUTE 3
Past After mitigation
Prior Mitigation Action Effect
Occurrence Risk Risk Action plan Residual
No. Description of Risk Mitigation Actions Responsibility Remarks
Type Rating LT/MT/ST Severity Risk
Yes/No Severity (R) Probability Probability
(R)
QUALITY RISK DIRECT
1. Engagement of competent supervisor Production of
Deviation from specification coordinated shop drawings and obtaining approval from
and/or approved drawings engineer prior to execution of works. Project based
A1 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 2. Provision of trainings to supervisor and execution staff prior Major Rare 4
management
to start of works.
3. Use of control forms for inspection & approval
1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Issuance of advance controlled copies of production
document if there is a minor design change.
3. Issuance of stop work if there is major design change.
Project based
A2 Use of unapproved drawings Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 4. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff Major Rare 4
management
prior to execution of works.
5. Periodic audits on site-based staff for document usage.

2. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff
prior to execution of works.
3. Inspection and approval of any permanent materials prior to
use.
4. Comparison of manufacturers inhouse test result with
Use of unapproved/unsuitable Project based
A3 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT approved compliance statement. Major Rare 4
materials management
5. Perform routine tests on materials received to conform
compliance.
6. Impose control of issuance of materials to site for
traceability.

2. Provision of trainings for store, supervision and execution
staff regarding the method of work.
Project based
A4 Not working as per MS/Process Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT 3. Perform routine inspection on installation process. Moderate Rare 3
management
4. Use of control form (ITP & Checklists) for inspection &
approval.

2. Production of coordinated shop drawings and obtaining
Project based
A5 Inadequate supervision yes Internal Major Often 16 LT approval from engineer prior to execution of works. Moderate Rare 4
management
3. Provision of training to supervisor and execution staff prior
to start of works.
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
4. Use of control form (ITP & Checklists) for inspection &

approval

2. Provision of trainers for store supervision and execution staff
regarding storage, handling and protection of materials.
3. Impose control of issuance of materials to site for
Material damage/defect and traceability. Project based
A6 Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT Moderate Rare 3
storage 4. Inspection and approval of any permanent materials prior to management
use.
5. Use of control forms for inspection and approval.
6. Perform routine inspection on store/installed materials.

2. Provision of trainers for store supervision and execution staff
Not following manufacturer’s Project based
A7 Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT regarding storage, handling and protection of materials. Moderate Rare 3
Instructions. management
3. Perform routine inspection on installation process.
4. Use of control forms for inspection and approval.
QUALITY RISK INDIRECT
Rejection of completed works 1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
due to: 2. Issuance of advance adverse weather forecast prior to
1. Adverse weather. critical activities.
2. Ground water failure due to 3. Issuance of advance adverse weather notification.
Project based
B1 dewatering Yes External Moderate Likely 9 LT 4. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff Moderate Rare 3
management
regarding the protection of works.
5. provision of standby portable dewatering pumps.
6. Availability of records of ground water table and geological
condition
2. Provision of induction to Engineers.
Project
3. Preparing and maintaining the tracking register of customer
management
Delay in response to customer complaints and NCR.
B2 Yes External Moderate Often 12 LT and Project Moderate Rare 3
complaints and NCR. 4. Timely notification to Engineer and supervision staff.
QA/QC
5. Periodic monitoring of close out program.
department
6. Notification to customer for unavoidable delays.
1. Review newly added specification with reference to

previously available specifications to reflect the changes.
2. Prepare comparison table based on new specification
requirements.
Change/Revision from Project Project based
B3 No External Major likely 12 LT 3. Notify to supervision and execution staff regarding the Moderate Rare 4
specification requirement management
revision/change.
4. Issuance of stop work if there is a major change/impact in
design
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
1. Provision of induction/training to for continual

improvement.
Noncompliance to company 2. Prepare periodic review of objectives listed.
Site QA. /QC
B4 Quality objectives & project Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 MT 3. Monitor compliance by sending reminders & notification of Moderate Rare 3
Department
Quality objectives pending items to be addressed.
4. Address in management meeting regarding the objective
review
QUALITY RISK AT EXECUTION ACTIVITIES
QUALITY RISKS OF ERECTION OF TEMPORARY STEEL SUPPORT TOWERS (GANTRY) FOR BRIDGE #1 AT ROUTE #3 PRECAST GIRDERS INSTALLATION
2. Check/Inspection Test team
Wrong setting out & Improper
C01 Yes Internal likely Likely 12 LT 3. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff Menard QA. /QC Moderate Rare 4
Orientation & levelling
prior to execution of Test. Department
Poor Support/anchoring of 1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

Test team
Tower Legs via Concrete 2. Concrete Cubs Physical Conditions and sizes.
C03 Yes Internal Moderate Likely 16 HT Menard QA. /QC Moderate Rare 4
Bottom Support Slab 3. Right Equipment for application.
Department
Periodic inspection.
Inclination of Tower during

1. Engagement of competent supervisor. Test team
Loading which Case buckling
C04 Yes Internal Moderate Likely 25 HT 2. Expert Operator and Report interpreter Menard QA. /QC Moderate Rare 4
and deformation of Tower
Periodic inspection during installations Department
members.
Vertical and Horizontal

1. Engagement of competent supervisor. Test team
alignment and Plumb
C05 Yes Internal Moderate Likely 25 HT 2. Expert Operator and & installation Crew. Menard QA. /QC Moderate Rare 4
condition of installation
Periodic inspection during installation of heavy-duty Tower Department
platform

Test team
5. Check/Inspection
C06 Wrong position of Cranes Yes Internal likely Likely 12 LT Menard QA. /QC Moderate Rare 4
6. Provision of trainings for supervision Staff
Department

2. Update Calibration of Sensors and load cells Test team
Improper Control of Centre of
C07 Yes Internal Moderate Likely 16 MT 3. Acceptable Physical condition of Cranes and Lifting Menard QA. /QC Moderate Rare 4
Gravity for Load Liftings
Equipment Department
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008

Test team
Slings and Lifting Components 5. Third Party certificate of Cranes
Failure 6. Calibration Certificate of Slings
Department
7. Periodic inspection of Crane and equipment

Test team
Over All Lifting and Loading 4. Third Party certificate of Cranes
Failure. 5. Calibration Certificate of Slings
Department
6. Periodic inspection of Crane and equipment
Severity
Probability
Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)
Rare (1) 1 2 3 4 5
Possible (2) 2 4 6 8 10
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12 15
Often (4) 4 8 12 16 20
Rejection of completed works (5) 5 10 15 20 25
Absolutely unacceptably high

15-35 Extreme Risk
Activity should not proceed in the current form
Unacceptably high-risk activity
8-12 High Risk To be modified to include remedial planning, action subject to
assessment and approval
4-6 Moderate Risk Acceptable but must be managed at 'As low as reasonably practicable'
Acceptable without further action. No further action required unless

1-3 Low risk
escalation of risk is possible
Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
APPENDIX “F”
Design is Under Review by Third-Party (BV)
Project Title:
Contract: P151119/2022/008
APPENDIX “G”

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18 OCT 2024

CONTRACTOR (GCC) SIGNATURE

□ Information, Record (Code E)

CONSULTANT/ PMC REPRESENTATIVE NAME: SIGNATURE:

Project : Design & Build Cycle track route 3 & 4 - AUH

Submittal Type: Transmittal Date: 21.10.2024

Document Reference: Click or tap here to enter text.

Status Code: CODE-B - Discipline: OSH

Method Statement for

3. Legislation and code of practice:

R. ADOSH COP 37 Ladders- V 3.0 - July 2016

W. ADDC: Abu Dhabi Distribution Company

6.3 Human Resources & Assigned Responsibilities:

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

It is the responsibility of the Contractor’s Project Manager/Construction Manager/Engineers to

6.3.2 Site Engineer:

❖ Coordinate with subcontractors and suppliers to ensure compliance with quality

6.3.4 HSE Lead:

6.3.5 HSE Officer:

6.3.7 Site Supervisor:

6.3.8 Site Foreman:

7.2 Risk Assessments:

7.3 Emergency Response Procedure:

NR Department Phone/Contact # Remarks

NR Name Designation Contact # Remarks

8.1 Prior Activities

8.2 Safety Arrangements:

8.3 Concrete Foundation works

8.4 Erection of Steel Tower:

8.3.2 General Arrangements

8.3.3 Preparation prior to works

8.3.4 Delivery of steel

8.3.5 Procedure of work installation

Sample lifting technique

❖ Permanent road closure as per the approved NOC.

8.3.7 Sequence and procedure of Installation

Installed horizontal bracings

Balance horizontal bracings between the columns are to be installed as shown,

All angle bracings have

Sample lifting techniques

Pictorial Representation of full assembled structure

8.3.8 Method of Bolt Tightening

9. Inspection & Testing

01 Site personnel • All personnel will be safely inducted prior to Project

• Over speeding, overload, • Flag person to be available always when

• • Weights of loads known before lifting

• Do not over speed and sudden breaks.

allowed inside the exclusion zone.

support needed to outriggers.

equipment shall be maintained.

• Adverse Weather • Competent rigger must be available. /Safety Officer &

& hydraulic oil leaks, Slip hot.

17 • Poor position, • Avoid Manual handling as much as possible or Project Engineer,

• Sufficient number of trained first aider and first Engineer, /safety

before operating and ensure proper tightening

• The location of work shall be protected via cones

FREQUENCY QUALITY INSPECTIONS REFERENCES CONTROL FORMS ACTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES

1.00 PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES

Related Authorities &

Obtain Permit & Coordination with Traffic Traffic Department