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Employer: Engineer

QATAR EMIRI CORPS OF

QATAR ARMED FORCES ENGINEERS

End User: Contractor:

QATAR EMIRI AIR FORCE

QDVC P. Q.S.C.
P.O.Box: 19389, Doha, Qatar
Phone: (+974) 4453 8400
Fax: (+974) 44637479
QD VC
e-mail: [email protected]
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DEVELOPMENT OF DOHA AIR BASE

Document Review Status

16/02/2021

Document Title

16/02/2021 08:03:08

WORK METHOD STATEMENT

lnterlock Paving Block & Kerb Stone lnstallation
Works for Buildings

Contractor's Verification Stamp:

lThis document is considered ready for review and approval in accordance with Sub-Clause 5.2 of the GeneraliParticular Conditions of Contract
and ready for use. This document complies with the Contract.
Erhis documert o""r with the contract to the followingd\t:
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EVOLUTION TRACKER

Revision Version Date Chapter/Section Reason

A 1 2021-01-17 --- First Submission

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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................... 5
2. SCOPE .............................................................................. 5
3. REFERENCES .................................................................. 5
3.1. Standards, Plans and Procedures ....................................................5
1.1. 3.1.1. General .......................................................................................... 5
1.2. 3.1.2. Specific.......................................................................................... 6
3.2. Related Documents ............................................................................6
1.3. 3.2.1. Work Risk Assessment (WRA) .................................................... 6
1.4. 3.2.2. Pre-Task Meeting (PSM)............................................................... 6
1.5. 3.2.3. Pre-Start Briefing (PSB) ............................................................... 6
1.6. 3.2.4. Inspection and Testing Plan (ITP) ............................................... 6
1.7. 3.2.5. Methods Drawings........................................................................ 6
1.8. 3.2.6. Execution Drawings ..................................................................... 6
1.9. 3.2.7. Subcontractor Contract ............................................................... 6
1.10. 3.2.8. Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).............................................. 6
1.11. 3.2.9. Material Approval Request (MAR) ............................................... 6
1.12. 3.2.10. Others .......................................................................................... 7
3.3. Abbreviation ........................................................................................7

4. RESOURCES .................................................................... 7
4.1. Manpower ............................................................................................7
1.13. 4.1.1. Required support team ................................................................ 7
1.14. 4.1.2. Required trades ............................................................................ 7
1.15. 4.1.3. Standard team .............................................................................. 8
4.2. Materials ..............................................................................................8
1.16. 4.2.1. Permanent ..................................................................................... 8
1.17. 4.2.2. Consumables ................................................................................ 9
4.3. Tools and Equipment .........................................................................9
4.4. PPE & CPE........................................................................................ 11

5. WORK PREPARATION .................................................. 11

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5.1. Work shift ......................................................................................... 11

5.2. Welfare facilities .............................................................................. 11
5.3. Temporary works ............................................................................. 12
5.4. Access & Egress ............................................................................. 12
5.5. Waste management / housekeeping .............................................. 12
5.6. Emergency Arrangements .............................................................. 12
5.7. Delivery (supplier till worker’s work place)................................... 12
5.8. Storage of material / equipment ..................................................... 12
5.9. .Set up (of working area) ................................................................. 13
5.10. Permit to Work ............................................................................... 13

6. Work Execution .............................................................. 13

6.1. Start prerequisite ............................................................................. 13
1.18. 6.1.1. Documents to Start the Job ....................................................... 13
1.19. 6.1.2. Survey Works ............................................................................. 14
1.20. 6.1.3. Under Ground Utilities ............................................................... 14
1.21. 6.1.4. Coordination of the Works ........................................................ 14
6.2. Sequence of Work ........................................................................... 14
1.22. 6.2.1. Subgrade Laying and Compaction Works ............................... 14
1.23. 6.2.2. Subbase Laying and Compaction Works ................................. 14
1.24. 6.2.3. Sand bedding .............................................................................. 14
1.25. 6.2.4. Installation of Kerb Stone .......................................................... 15
1.26. 6.2.5. Installation of Interlock Paving Block)...................................... 15
6.3. Quality Control Inspections ............................................................ 16
6.4. End of Work...................................................................................... 16
6.5. Maintenance Procedure .................................................................. 16
6.6. Dismantling Procedure ................................................................... 16
6.7. Repair Procedure ............................................................................. 16

7. ANNEXES ........................................................................ 17
7.1. Work Risk Assessment ................................................................... 17
7.2. Pre-Start Briefing ............................................................................. 17

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1. INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this Work Method Statement (WMS) is to establish and describe the sequence
of work to be followed by QDVC and its sub-contractors on the Project in order to anticipate
issues which could occur during the work execution. The objective is to guide all the involved
teams to perform their task in an organized manner, effective, efficiently, safely and while
maintaining the required work quality.

For this reason, it requires significant input data and information from several departments like
production, design, plant, logistic, method, temporary works, planning and the advice / review
from HSE department and quality department.

This document is the outcome of the Work Risk Assessment (WRA) and Work Method
preparation for the activity held during the Pre-Production Meeting with the above departments
and is necessary before carrying out any of its task on site.

The WMS & WRA are summarized on the Pre-Start Briefing (PSB) sheet to include the main
information for the site team regarding method, safety and quality.

This WMS, WRA & PSB sheet along with the Design & Method drawings, shall be presented
by the person in charge of the work (Engineer/Manager) to the site team (site
supervisor/foreman, QHSE officer, etc.) during the Pre-Task Meeting (PTM) prior to start any
new task (attendance shall be recorded on the PTM sheet).

Pre-Start Briefing (PSB) is delivered by the foreman to the workforce at the start of each shift
and if the site condition or the task change (attendance is also recorded through the PSB sheet).

As they have to be implemented strictly on site, any change required in the WMS, WRA or PSB
is to be notified to the line manager and/or QHSE department. This will lead to the temporary
suspension of the works until a Change Method Request (CMR) is issued by the production
team and approved. Depending on the modification, it might require the issuance of a new
revision of this WMS and its attached documents.

2. SCOPE
The purpose of this Work Method Statement is to define sequence and to describe the control
procedure to be followed for the Roof waterproofing.
In this context the following activities will be covered and carried out within the scope of this
WMS:
- Interlock Paving Block & Kerb Stone Installation Works

3. REFERENCES
3.1. Standards, Plans and Procedures
3.1.1. General
Qatar Construction Standards 2014
Project Execution Plan C-110-01-X-PMG-PLN-0000-100224
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Project HSE Plan C-110-01-X-PMG-PLN-0000-100155

Project Quality plan C-110-01-X-PMG-PLN-0000-100152
Emergency Response Plan C-110-01-X-PMG-PLN-0000-100226

3.1.2. Specific
External Work Specification for Roads
And Aeronautical Pavements C-110-01-X-PMG-SPE-0000-20236-A3
3.2. Related Documents
3.2.1. Work Risk Assessment (WRA)
Interlock & Curb Stone Installation Works C-110-01-X-CON-WRA-0000-150504

3.2.2. Pre-Task Meeting (PSM)

Interlock & Curb Stone Installation Works C-110-01-X-CON-PSM-0000-150504

3.2.3. Pre-Start Briefing (PSB)

Interlock & Curb Stone Installation Works C-110-01-X-CON-PSB-0000-150504

3.2.4. Inspection and Testing Plan (ITP)

Interlock & Curb Stone Installation Works C-110-00-X-QUA-ITP-0000-QDV- 172574
3.2.5. Methods Drawings
N/A
3.2.6. Execution Drawings
Execution Drawings to be submitted separately
3.2.7. Subcontractor Contract
N/A
3.2.8. Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
- Preparation/Survey Works
- Site Clearance
- Subgrade laying and compaction
- Kerb stone installation
- Subbase laying & compaction
- Sand Bedding
- Interlock Paving Block Installation

3.2.9. Material Approval Request (MAR)

MAR are referenced in the part 4.2

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3.2.10. Others
N/A

3.3. Abbreviation
DDAB Development of Doha Air Base
WMS Work Method Statement
WRA Work Risk Assessment
PTM Pre-Task Meeting
PSB Pre-Start Meeting
ITP Inspection Test Plan
MAR Material Approval Request
CMR Change Method Request
QC Quality Control
MAF Material Approval Form
EAP Equipment Approval Process
INR Inspection Notification Request

4. RESOURCES
4.1. Manpower
4.1.1. Required support team
1 HSE Officer / 50 workers (to be nominated when filling out the PSB
1 Warden / 50 workers (to be nominated when filling out the PSB)
1 First Aider / 50 workers (to be nominated when filling out the PSB)
4.1.2. Required trades
The Team shall be inducted (project, QHSE, Security…), competent for the work to be
carried out (training and qualification) and hold the required certificate and
authorization for the work (in addition of the helmet sticker). Special trades (i.e.
Welders, Electricians, Operator, Rigger, etc.) shall undertake an assessment by the
Plant Department.
List of the trades / skills Requirement (training / certification /
required for the work qualification / authorization)
Project Induction, FOD Training, COVID-19
Site Engineer / Site Superintendent Awareness Training and Hot Work Permit
Procedure Training.
Project Induction, FOD Training, COVID-19
Site Supervisor Awareness Training and Hot Work Permit
Procedure Training.
Project Induction, FOD Training, COVID-19
Foreman Awareness Training and Hot Work Permit
Procedure Training.

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Project Induction, FOD Training and COVID-

QA/QC Inspector
19 Awareness Training.
Project Induction, FOD Training, COVID-19
HSE Inspector Awareness Training and Hot Work Permit
Procedure Training.
Project Induction, FOD Training and COVID-
Surveyor
19 Awareness Training.
Project Induction, Green Helmet Training,
Charge Hand FOD Training and COVID-19 Awareness
Training.
Project Induction, Green Helmet Training,
Carpenter FOD Training and COVID-19 Awareness
Training.
Project Induction, Green Helmet Training,
Mason FOD Training and COVID-19 Awareness
Training.
Project Induction, Green Helmet Training,
Helper FOD Training and COVID-19 Awareness
Training.
Project Induction, Green Helmet Training,
Rigger FOD Training and COVID-19 Awareness
Training, third Party Certification for Rigging.
Project Induction, Green Helmet Training,
Banksman FOD Training, COVID-19 Awareness
Training and Banksman Training.

4.1.3. Standard team

Chart No. 1 Site Organization Chart for the Concerned Works.

Safety Officer Site Engineer/Site Suprientendent QA/QC Inspector

Supervisor

Foreman

Painter Helper Mason Carpenter

The foreman in charge of the work will be present full time at the work location to supervise
his team and is responsible to implement the HSE control measures associated to the risk
identified in this WMS/WRA and to monitor that the work is carried out safely.

4.2. Materials
The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of the product to be used are presented in the
Annex 7.4.
In the point 4.2.1 is identified each of these products and intended use.

4.2.1. Permanent

Interlock Stone & Paving Block C-110-00-W-CIV-MAR-0000-QDV-187103-A1

Subbase C-110-00-W-CIV-MAR-0000-QDV-187141-A1
Subgrade C-110-00-W-STR-MAR-0000-QDV-100071-A1
Sand bedding C-110-00-W-CIV-MAR-0000-QDV-187213-A1

4.2.2. Consumables

List of consumables to be used on site for this activity

Designation Intended Use

Diesel For compactor

Chalk Line For Marking

Machine Oils Operating of Equipment

Concrete curing and shutter/mould
Curing Compound and Shutter Oil
release agent
Control fugitive dust on the air created
Water
by equipment
Potable Water For Backfilling

Timber / Plywood For Formwork Installation

Hessian Cloth For Concrete Curing

Mushroom Caps For Protruding Rebar Protection

To be placed below blinding of kerb
1000 Gauge Polythene Sheet
stone

4.3. Tools and Equipment

All Construction Plant, Lifting Equipment, Lifting Accessories and Gears, Power Tools and
Electrical Equipment mas be inspected and tagged by QDVC Plant Department before
being used on site. These inspections and tagging need to be reviewed every 3 months
(for Construction Plant, Lifting Equipment, Power Tools and Electrical Equipment) and
every 6 months (for Lifting Accessories and Gears).
The Foreman responsible for the concerned works shall ensure the all tools and equipment
are inspected and tagged before the commence of its works and Operators, Riggers and
Power Tools users will visually inspected the equipment and tools before each use.
In the next table is presented the list of equipment and tools to be used during the
concerned works.

Tools and Equipment Requirements

Safety Cones and Barriers N/A

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Tools and Equipment Requirements

Basic hand tools (Non – Electrical) Visual inspection before each use.

Survey Equipment Equipment: Valid Calibration Certificate.

Equipment: (1) QDVC Plant Inspection and Tagging
before first use and later every 3 months. (2) Visual
Peddle Mixer
inspection before each use.
User: (1) Power Tools Training.
Equipment: (1) QDVC Plant Inspection and Tagging
before first use and latter every 3 months.
Concrete Mixer Truck
Operator: (1) Valid Qatari Driving License. (2) QDVC Plant
Operators Internal Assessment.
Equipment: (1) QDVC Plant Inspection and Tagging
before first use and later every 3 months. (2) Visual
Block Cutting Machine
inspection before each use.
User: (1) Power Tools Training.
Equipment: (1) QDVC Plant Inspection and Tagging
before first use and latter every 3 months. (2) Visual
Concrete Vibrator
inspection before each use.
User: (1) Power Tools Training.
Equipment: (1) Through examination by competent person
from a recognized 3rd party inspection company at intervals
not exceeding 12 months. (2) QDVC Plant Inspection and
Backhoe Loader / Skid Loader Tagging before first use and latter every 3 months.
Operator: (1) Valid Qatari Driving License. (2) Valid 3rd
Party Assessment / Training. (3) QDVC Plant Operators
Internal Assessment.
Equipment: (1) Through examination by competent person
from a recognized 3rd party inspection company at intervals
not exceeding 12 months. (2) QDVC Plant Inspection and
Fork Lift / Telehandler Tagging before first use and later every 3 months.
Operator: (1) Valid Qatari Driving License. (2) Valid 3rd
Party Assessment / Training. (3) QDVC Plant Operators
Internal Assessment.
Equipment: (1) Through examination by competent person
from a recognized 3rd party inspection company at intervals
not exceeding 12 months. (2) QDVC Plant Inspection and
Boom truck Tagging before first use and later every 3 months.
Operator: (1) Valid Qatari Driving License. (2) Valid 3rd
Party Assessment / Training. (3) QDVC Plant Operators
Internal Assessment.
Equipment: (1) QDVC Plant Inspection and Tagging
before first use and later every 3 months. (2) Visual
Angle Grinders
inspection before each use.
User: (1) Power Tools Training.
Equipment: (1) QDVC Plant Inspection and Tagging
Equipment less than 1-ton
before first use and latter every 3 months. (2) Visual
Mechanical hand roller compactor,
inspection before each use.
Jumper compactor, Plate
Operator/ User: (1) QDVC Plant Internal Training and
Compactor etc.
Assessment.

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4.4. PPE & CPE

All personnel, supervision and visiting management will wear appropriate Personal
Protective Equipment (PPE) provided by its employer. The minimum PPE to enter the site
are:
- Safety helmet (with the appropriate colour code).
- Safety shoes with insole and steel toe.
- Coverall for workers (with the appropriate colour code).
- Disposable Coverall.
- Rubber Hand Gloves.
- Fire resistant gloves.
- Hi-visibility vest with the logo of the company in the back.
- Cut resistant gloves.
- Safety Glasses (clear and dark).
- Long sleeve shirt (for staff).
- Face mask (N95 or Surgical Mask).
- Half Mask dual catridge particulate respirator.
- Clear Face Shield (Visor)
- Ear Plugs
The PPE must be CE approved, in good conditions and adequate for the task to be
performed. Site team shall ensure to have the necessary stock of PPE available on site.
All work at site will be carried out in accordance with this method statement, risk
assessment and QCS 2014.The supervisor/foreman responsible for the job will be present
at site during working hours and a HSE inspector will monitor all activities and implement
HSE control measures against risks identified on site. A site briefing will take place before
works commencement. Any incident, injury, and near miss will be reported immediately to
the Main Contractor, Project management and the Client.

5. WORK PREPARATION
5.1. Work shift
• Normal Season:
Day Shift – From 6:00 AM to 11:00 AM and from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
Night Shift - From 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM and from 11:00 AM to 5:00 AM.
• Summer Season (from 1st of June till middle of September):
Day Shift – From 1:00 AM to 6:00 AM and from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM.
Night Shift - From 3:30 PM to 8:00 PM and from 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM.
During the Summer Season and in compliance with Qatar Labour Law, no work will be
permitted in direct sun from 10:30 AM till 3:30 PM.
5.2. Welfare facilities
Welfare facilities (Resting Areas, Toilets and Mess Halls), are available in the area of
implementation of the project and whenever possible will be arrange in the vicinity of the
working areas.

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5.3. Temporary works

The Kerb Stone installation work area shall be properly barricaded with the plastic Jersey
barrier or scaffold tubes guardrails in order to prevent workers to access to kerb areas..
5.4. Access & Egress
The Vehicle movement to be limited in the work zones and given roads, but the delivery of
material mainly includes Kerb stone and Interlock deliveries, Site Traffic Plan will be
developed before the commencement on the activity.

5.5. Waste management / housekeeping

All waste produced during the concerned works will be properly disposed in the waste skips,
in accordance with their typology (chemical, wood, metals, plastic, etc.) and information
boards displayed in front of each skip.
Working areas shall be kept organized at all times and clean on daily basis (before the end
of each shift and whenever required), in order to prevent FOD hazards, slips, trips and falls,
etc.
Site Supervisors and Workers have the duty of keeping their working areas organized and
cleaned at all times. Leftover packaging from the kerb stones and pallets will be disposed
in appropriate skips.
5.6. Emergency Arrangements
Any incident (Near Miss or Accident) or Security Breach shall be immediately reported to
the Line Manager and to site HSE Team in compliance with the Emergency Response Plan
for the Project.
Project Emergency Contact List shall be displayed by the HSE Team in the working areas.
Any incident (near misses/accident) related to Security (i.e. Assault), Safety (i.e. First Aid
Case), Environment (i.e. Soil Pollution) and Health (i.e. Heat Stress) shall be reported
immediately to the site HSE team and to the line manager.
Spillages of diesel, oil and chemicals are often at the construction especially working with
heavy equipment. In the event of spillage ‘spill kits’ or absorbents must be used.
5.7. Delivery (supplier till worker’s work place)
On the date of material delivery, execution team will provide the corresponding delivery
notes, test and a proper filled reception report though a Material Inspection Request (MIR)
and will be submitted to QC material inspector for inspection.
All materials to be used for permanent works shall be inspected prior to use.
Upon receiving the approved material submittal & shop drawing, final quantities are
determined prior delivery of good.
All materials will be delivered on site by trucks and will be delivered to the Site Engineer /
Site Supervisor / Site Superintendent in charge and stored in designated location inside the
container with air conditioned. Unloading will be done by fork lift. Material will be in original
packages, with unbroken seals, bearing manufacturer’s label indicating name and direction
of storage.
5.8. Storage of material / equipment
All site storage area shall be barricaded with at least white plastic chain and identify with
the standard storage signage to indicate the owner, the content and the responsible person
to contact along with the risk and associated required PPE/CPE.
Site temporary storage shall not exceed 1 week of work.
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Equipment to be parked at their work zone established parking place at the end of the shift.
Parking locations shall not be far from the work zone to avoid machine movement. Left over
material to be stored properly. Equipment parking area to be cordoned as an exclusion
zone for workers to prevent workers rest under the machines. Formwork, Kerb Stone and
Interlock pallets should be stored and stacked not more than 1.5m. The Tools should be
properly stored in storage container. FOD material to be taken special care as the work
location in operational area. COSHH Product must be returned to the COSHH container in
the end of the shift.
The Storage of materials and equipment to be done on levelled ground, not directly stored
on the ground, secured to prevent unintended movement and fall, protected from plant &
equipment and away from internal walkways.

5.9. .Set up (of working area)

Prior to start the activity, the location of the interlock and kerb installation area has to be
marked on site. Pedestrian exclusion zone signage will be placed for areas where the
installation is ongoing
5.10. Permit to Work
N/A

6. Work Execution
6.1. Start prerequisite
Prior to start the shift or any new task the site team (Supervisor/foreman/charge-hand) shall
ensure that:
• The Temporary Works are completed, inspected and hold a valid tag
• The materials are compliant and equipment inspected and hold a valid tag
• The Team has been inducted (project, QHSE, Security…)
• The Team has the necessary competencies (training and qualification)
• The permit to work are approved and authorization are compliant
• The work area is set up and safe to work
• The team has the necessary PPE for the task in accordance with the WRA
• The team has the necessary collective protection available as per WRA
• The team has been briefed (PSB) and have understood how to work safely
• A record and attendance of the prestart brief with the team is available.
• Adequate safety barriers, sign boards advance warning signs are placed near
the work area.
• Ensure we have done initial survey of the area, for the following purpose.

6.1.1. Documents to Start the Job

• Approved Shop drawings.
• Approved Work Method Statement.
• Approved Inspection Testing Plan.
• Pre Task Meeting Conducted.
• Pre Start Briefing Conducted.
• MAR Approved.

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6.1.2. Survey Works

• Survey benchmark will be transferred to a suitable secured location to check the
finish levels.

6.1.3. Under Ground Utilities

N/A
6.1.4. Coordination of the Works
The activities will be separated by the physical barriers. Any interfacing with the other
subcontractors will be managed and coordinated by DDAB Team. Following interface
are expected during the works,
• Survey Works.
• Site Inspection and/or Visits.

6.2. Sequence of Work

6.2.1. Pre-commencement:
• Setting out of the area to be done.
• Ensure that all utility work are completed and all duct provision or manholes are
provided.
• Excavation works to be done as per the approved drawing to achieve the required
level. Bottom of the excavation to be inspected before starting any backfilling works
or concrete placement.
6.2.2. Subgrade Laying and Compaction Works
• The backfill and compaction using subgrade material (0-75mm) has to be done in
layers of not exceeding 150mm with the help of skid loader, back hoe loader or
wheel loader and each layer need to be tested with NDG to ensure that the degree
of compaction achieve the requirement of 95% of MDD. Up to the required
formation level of blinding for side kerb stones and laying of next layer with
subbase in the middle portion area.

6.2.3. Subbase Laying and Compaction Works

• The backfill and compaction using subbase material (0-50mm) has to be done in
layers of not exceeding 150mm with the help of skid loader, back hoe loader or
wheel loader and each layer need to be tested with NDG to ensure that the degree
of compaction achieve the requirement of 100% of MDD. Up to the required
formation level of sand bedding for paving block/interlock installation.

6.2.4. Sand bedding

• Sand bed will be placed simultaneously during the laying of precast blocks (sand
layer to be formed and adjusted before laying the concrete paving blocks). The
sand used will be washed sand and placed in moist but not saturated condition.
The surface will be then leveled with wood or aluminum bar which is normally used
for screeding sand before or while placing the blocks. Sand thickness and level to
be checked and confirmed before laying any paving blocks.

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Refer to QCS 2014, section 6 part 11 section 11.4 table 11.2 to define the
acceptance criteria for the laying course sand and for the jointing sand.

6.2.5. Installation of Kerb Stone

• The Kerb stone intend to use has to based on approved MAR and the material has
to be inspected up one arrival.
• Surveyor setting out and level has to be mark in line with the grid.
• Kerb stone shall be laid directly on to the C20/20 SRC concrete base or on to a
sand/cement (3:1) mortar bedding, 25mm thick on a concrete base.
• After kerb units have been laid, a contiguous backing of C20/20 SRC concrete
shall be poured for the kerb stone using formwork, unless otherwise designated.
• Lateral resistance shall be provided to the kerb stone by placing dowel bars 12mm
in the backing concrete in not more than 500mm intervals.
• No pavement layers shall be laid against kerbing such time as the backing is
completed, backfilled and necessary approval shall be obtained from concerned
authority.
• Joints between kerbs, shall have a width of 4mm or as approved. These joints shall
be filled completely with sand cement mortar.
• Necessary curing shall be made and well protected as per QCS standards.
• At every 10m interval movement joint shall be formed through the concrete bed
and backing. The joint shall be with approved bitumen impregnated cork board.
The extended portion of the bitumen board shall be cut and finished shape of the
kerb stone.
• All kerb shall be sloped down to ground level towards termination or as per drawing
details.
• Kerb stone shall be laid within tolerance of:
- Maximum deviation level ± 6 mm
- Horizontal and vertical alignment shall be 1 in 25
• Surface cleaning shall be made and if any painting required shall be made in line
with consultant approval.

6.2.6. Installation of Interlock Paving Block)

• Approved Interlock Paving blocks shall be used.
• Interlock paving blocks shall be laid on the compacted washed sand laying course
in such a manner as not to disturb the blocks already laid.
• Each block shall be placed firmly against neighbor so that they fit closely together.
• Joint between blocks shall not exceed 3mm.
• Laying of paving blocks shall be commence at right angles to the main pavement
axis starting at one end of the area.
• The blocks shall be laid as per approved pattern shown in the approved shop
drawing.
• Where blocks do not fit the edge restraints or other obstructions such as manholes
or upstands, the gaps shall be filled using cut blocks. The cutting shall be made
using proper cutting machine.
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• Joints between the paving blocks shall be filled with dune sand.
• Plate compactor shall be used to compact paving blocks into sand bed to the
desired level.
• Final inspection shall be made for final acceptance.
(Refer to QCS 2014, section 6 part 11 to include additional requirement for the layer
thickness, compaction requirement after laying, laying tolerance, cutting
requirements).

6.3. Quality Control Inspections

When the Construction team’s Site Engineer / Site Supervisor / Site Superintendent considers
that the work is ready to be inspected, he shall inform the QC Coordinator.

The QC Coordinator organizes its team so that the inspection is carried out and assigns the
relevant QC Inspector to carry out the inspection. If necessary, the QC Coordinator highlights
the sensitive points of the inspection to his team before inspection.

Both the QC and the Construction team representative review all relevant items in the
Inspection and Test Plan (ITP). As soon as the QC finds that the work is satisfactory, he will
ask the site team to prepare the INR Request as well as the relevant Inspection Checklist.

The inspection on site is implemented either by the QC Inspector or the QC Coordinator. They
shall check that all the reference documents being used for the work are updated and that the
quality criteria are properly defined.
They are the authorized link between Construction, the Independent Checking Engineer (ICE)
and the Employer’s representative. At the end of the inspection, the QC Inspector ensures that
all the persons concerned have signed the INR and ICL.

6.4. End of Work

Prior to stop the shift, the site team (foreman/charge-hand) shall ensure that:
• The place is cleaned and safe before leaving
• Secure the area with temporary protections and signage if the works has not
been completed at the end of the shift
• Assign one team to check and control all the FOD generating elements.
• Ensure all the materials are secured and stored very well and power tools are
returned to the site stores.

6.5. Maintenance Procedure

N/A
6.6. Dismantling Procedure
N/A
6.7. Repair Procedure
N/A

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7. ANNEXES
7.1. Work Risk Assessment
7.2. Pre-Start Briefing

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1. General
All new comers will be Project Inducted prior to
commence working on site in order to be informed on
the site rules, work activities, welfare installations,
emergency arrangements and procedures, PPE
requirements, etc.
All workers (QDVC, and its Subcontractors) will go
through a 4 hours Basic Safety Training (Green Helmet
Training) to raise their awareness on Safety and Site
Newcomers, incompetent or
2 4 8 Risks. 0.5 4
unskilled workers.
Inexperienced workers (Green Helmets) from QDVC
and Subcontractors shall work under the direct
supervision of a Supervisor.
Toolbox Talks (TBT) shall be delivered by QDVC and
Subcontractors every Saturday (in each shift) to
workforce. All TBT shall be properly record and copies
of this records provided to QDVC HSE Department.
QDVC Plant
Critical operations will only be carried out by competent Dept. &
Several (as described in Equipment Operators, Workers and certified personnel. All skilled manpower will Safety Dept.;
Incompetent Operators,
1.1 Work Preparation. 2 4 8 undergo an in-house skills evaluation and certification 0.5 4
workers, etc. this Risk Assessment). and Staff. S/C,
check before being authorized to work on site(in addition Construction
to their induction). Supervisors.
Workers and Staff while on site will be equipped with the
Project Mandatory PPE (For workers: Coverall, Safety
Personnel not wearing the helmet, Safety Shoes, Safety Glasses, High Visibility
2 4 8 0.5 4
required PPE. Vest, Face Mask or Face Covers. For Staff: Long
sleeves, Safety helmet, Safety Shoes, Safety Glasses,
High Visibility Vest, Face Mask or Face Cover).
Pre-Start Briefings (PSB) shall be delivered to the
Poor Planning and lack of
workers on daily basis and before new activities are
knowledge of the work that will
2 4 8 initiated and they shall be formally recorded. The most 0.5 4
be performed and its
relevant matters related to Safety, Quality and
constraints.
Production shall be highlighted during these PSB.
Inexperienced QDVC and Subcontractors workers
(Green Helmets) shall work under the direct supervision
of a Supervisor.
Lack of supervision 2 4 8 0.5 4
Strict supervision must be ensured during the duration of
the work and its activities (1 C/H for each 15 workers).
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Prior entering on site all power tools must be inspected
by QDVC Plant Department and if clearance is granted,
a colour code inspection tag will be given to the power
tool. This inspection tag will be valid for a period of 3
months and after the end of this period a new inspection
must be scheduled in order to extend the work
Power Tools in poor / unsafe
clearance. In case the inspection tag is missing the
condition: missing handles, Physical or serious injuries
Power tools users. 3 4 12 power tool must be removed from use immediately and 0.25 3
missing guards, damage lead (cuts, abrasions, etc.).
until a new inspection is done.
and plug, etc.
User must visually inspect the power tools prior each
QDVC Plant
use, to ensure they are in good and safe condition and
Dept. &
tagged. Any defective or damaged power tool shall be
Safety Dept.;
1.1 Work Preparation. removed from use immediately.
S/C,
When required power tool users shall wear specific PPE
Construction
(ex. Face shield, ear plugs, protective masks, etc.).
Supervisors.
Prior entering on site all vehicles / plant must be
inspected by QDVC Plant Department and if clearance
is granted, a colour code inspection tag / pass will be
given to the vehicle / plant. This inspection tag / pass
Vehicles and Plant in poor / will be valid for a period of 3 months and after the end of
Physical or serious injuries. Plant Operators. 3 4 12 0.25 3
unsafe condition. this period a new inspection must be scheduled in order
to extend the work clearance. In case the inspection tag
/ pass is missing or expired the vehicle / plant shall not
be used until a new inspection is carried out.

Slips, trips and falls at a Adequate lighting must be ensured for all night works. QDVC Plant
Night shift works. 2 3 6 0.5 3
same or different level. Dept. &
Summer working hours and DDAB Heat Index Chart Safety Dept.;
1.1 Work Preparation. Workers and Staff.
must be strictly adhered to. Water canteens and fruit S/C,
Summer Season Heat stress. 2 4 8 0.5 4
supplements must be made available to the workforce Construction
during the season. Supervisors.
All staff and workers shall ware a face mask or face
cover while working on site.
Per shift each worker and staff shall ware at least 2 face
masks or face covers (1 for each half of the shift).
After each use face masks shall be disposed only in the
yellow bins available for that purpose on site. In any
moment shall face masks left on the ground or disposed
in the skips or in the green or red bins.
All staff and workers shall ensure that in the start of
each shift they have 2 pairs of face covers or face
masks. Staff and workers shall ensure that their face
covers are only used after being properly washed (with
detergent).
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While on site workers and staff shall kept a safe
Exposure to and / or getting distance from his colleagues (1 m of distance from each
infected by Coronavirus person), as much as possible. In those activities where QDVC and
For all Activities and
1.2 COVID-19. from a suspected person or Staff and Workers. 4 2 8 the social distance is not possible to achieve the 0.5 4 Subcon. Staff
Tasks. following measures shall be followed: 1 - Face mask or
from an asymptomatic and Workers.
person. face covers and safety gloves to be wear at all times; 2 -
Activities must be organized in order to reduce the
number of workers working in a certain area at the same
time (whenever possible).
Workers and staff shall wash their hands or regular
basis, before and after their meals and before leaving
the site.
At each canteen, toilet container, resting area, etc., staff
and workers shall comply with the maximum allowed
capacity signs displayed at the entrance of these welfare
areas. At each welfare area social distancing will be
maintain at all times and the internally circulation paths
shall be strictly respected.
Workers and staff shall ensure in the end of their meals
that the tables and benches are left cleaned and waste
is disposed in the trash containers.
TBT and PSB shall be delivered in an open areas
whenever possible or the number of those attending
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shall be restricted or divided between 2 or 3 sessions
when they are delivered in closed areas..
When staff and workers in the project develop the signs
and symptoms related with COVID-19, they shall
immediately inform their Supervisors, Line Manager or
HSE Department. Whenever possible this information
should be given by phone but when this is not possible,
staff and workers shall keep a safe distance of their
colleagues and ensure that they inform their Supervisor,
Exposure to and / or getting Line manager or HSE Department at the safe distance.
In any moment shall those show signs and symptoms
infected by Coronavirus
related to COVID-19 access to the Resting Areas (Site)
COVID-19. from a suspected person or Staff and Workers.
or Project Offices (other rooms). And until the COVID-19
from an asymptomatic
HOTLINE (16000) is contact they will be remain isolated
person 3 4 12 0.25 3
in the container available for that purpose next to the
project clinic.
All workers and staff that have been in contact with
QDVC and
For all Activities and person suspected of contracted COVID-19 shall self
1.2 Subcon. Staff
Tasks isolate from their colleagues and inform their Supervisor,
and Workers.
Line Manager or HSE Department. The concerned
person(s) shall kept isolated in the project until further
instructions.
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All areas that have been used by the person suspected
of contracting COVID-19 shall be immediately closed
until further notice and until they are properly cleaned /
disinfected.
All staff and workers shall attend the FOD Prevention
Training before initiating their works on site.
Housekeeping and clean-as-you-go "high standards" to
Aircraft engines and tires be strictly enforced by the Site Supervisors and followed
damage, people injured due by the workers.
Foreign Object Damage & to FOD being propelled by Those working in the Air Side Housekeeping in each working area shall be carried out
3 3 9 0.25 2
Foreign Object Debris (FOD) jet blast, disturbance of of Doha Air Base (DAB). when the work cannot continue, before lunch and dinner
Airport / Base Operations, breaks, before the end of each shift and when work
etc. debris have the potential to migrate to an out of sight in
inaccessible area.
Waste must be disposed in the designated areas
(Waste Bins and Waste Skips).
Waste Bins and Skips must be always covered to
prevent waste of being dispersed by the winds.
Food consumption is only allowed in the designated
areas (Project Resting Areas).
Smoking is only allowed designated areas (Smoking
Areas).
Aircraft engines and tires Any materials that can be dispersed by the winds must
damage, people injured due be secured. QDVC and
During all Activities Foreign Object Damage & Those working in the Air Side
1.2 to FOD being propelled by 3 3 9 All tools (hand or power tools) and COSHH products 0.25 2 Subcon. Staff
and Tasks. Foreign Object Debris (FOD) of Doha Air Base (DAB).
jet blast, disturbance in the must be returned to the store containers before the end and Workers.
Air Operations, etc. of each shift.
Site Supervisors shall ensure that FOD WALKS DOWN
are carried out in the end of each shift in each working
area and all FOD found is collected and discarded in the
FOD or trash bins.
At DDAB Project the use of Warning Tape is strictly
prohibited.
2. Delivery and Storage of Precast Kerbs and Interlock Blocks on Site
All lifting gear shall be inspected / examined every six
months by 3rd Party. Riggers shall inspected visually the
lifting gear before every lift and all lifting gear that is
damage should be removed from use immediately.
Additionally all lifting gear with the 3rd Party Certificates
expired shall be removed from use by the Lifting
Supervisor until new 3rd Party inspection / examination Site
Fall of the load or materials. Failure of the lifting gears Operators, Workers, Site
4 4 16 can be carried out. 0.15 2 Supervisors
Unloading of precast Serious injuries and / or equipment. Personnel
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Situation) Likelihood) 4 4 16 0.15 2 Supervisors
Unloading of precast Serious injuries and / or equipment. Personnel
All loads that are not classified as common lifts and Workers
kerbs and other
materials on site (uncommon or atypical lifts) require the previous
(Using boom truck, preparation of a Lift Plan. The Lift Plan will be prepared
telehandler or crane). and sign by Lifting Supervisor prior the lifting operation.

Boom truck, telehandler and crane shall be inspected /

tested every 12 months by a 3rd Party.
Tag lines shall be used to control the load to be lifted.
Riggers shall ensure that all loose items are removed or
2.1 properly secured before every lift and pallets are in good
condition and not broken. All loads shall be secured only
by the Riggers.
Before a lifting operation is initiated Riggers shall access
if the area where the load will be moved is clear of
material, equipment or workers and through the use of
whistles they must alert those working under the path of Site
Fall of the load or materials. Failure of the lifting gears Operators, Workers, Site
4 4 16 the load so this areas are cleared. Workers shall not be 0.15 2 Supervisors
Unloading of precast Serious injuries and / or equipment. Personnel allowed to stand, walk and work under suspended loads. and Workers
kerbs and other Areas at risk shall be cleared and cordoned off prior to
materials on site lift.
(Using boom truck, Traffic management should be in place before the start
telehandler or crane). of the activity. The working area should be segregated
and banksman should be in place and coordinating /
helping vehicles movements. Boom Truck and
Telehandler shall be equipped with reversing beepers
and revolving lights and speed limits should be
respected.
Kerbs and Interlocks, and the remaining materials shall
be stored in the appropriate locations and without
Obstruction of walkways obstructing the site internal walkways or the access to
the working areas. Storage areas will be barricaded at
all times. Site
Storage of Kerbs and Operators, Workers, Site
2.2 Improper Storage 2 3 6 Kerbs and Interlocks must be stored on level, stable 0.15 1 Supervisors
Interlock on site Personnel
ground no more than 2 pallets high with good access for and Workers
Physical or serious injuries vehicles to load and unload.
due to the fall of materials. Kerbs and Interlocks should be stacked strictly in
accordance with the manufacturer recommendation.
Stockpiling of pallets with precast kerbs is prohibited.
3. Concreting
Temporary Works Officer to verify that the formwork is
Incorrect placement of the designed, constructed and maintained to support safely
Opening of the formwork that
formwork. all loads that are to be placed on it. Supervisor
could result in an 3 2 6 0.5 3
Unplanned modifications to responsible for the work must ensure that the method is
environmental incident. Site
3.1 Pre-concrete check. the design drawings understood by all of the workers and ensure that the
correct sequence is followed. Supervisor
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Contact with concrete; Adequate PPE including safety glasses, hand gloves,
Burns due to direct contact
operatives not using the 2 3 6 gumboots and safety helmet to be used at all times. 0.5 3
with concrete.
adequate PPE. Supply of washing water close to the work area.
Traffic management should be in place before the start
Improper / defective signal of the activity. The working area shall be segregated
device supplied (reverse and banksman shall be in place and coordinating /
alarm and revolving light). 2 3 6 0.5 3
helping vehicles movements. All mobile plant shall be
Physical or serious injuries in No traffic management in equipped with reversing beepers and revolving lights
Foundation Shuttering result of workers being hit by place. Lack of segregation and speed limits should be respected.
moving plant. between pedestrians and High visible jackets will be wear by the workers at all
2 3 6 0.5 3 Site
vehicles. Lack of proper times.
3.2 Supervisor
lighting in the working area
Proper lighting shall be provided during night shift work and Workers
(Night Work). 2 3 6 0.5 3
at all times.
Power tools shall be inspected prior to use, to check for
2 3 6 weaknesses or damage. Any defective power tool shall 0.5 3
Foundation Shuttering Physical or serious injuries. Cutting of plywood Workers and Staff be removed from use immediately.
Specific PPE shall be use (ex. Goggles, face shield,
2 3 6 0.5 3
gloves, etc.).
Contact with concrete; Adequate PPE including safety glasses, rubber gloves,
Skin irritation, eye injury and
operatives not using the 2 3 6 gumboots and safety helmet to be used at all times. 0.5 3
burns caused by concrete.
adequate PPE. Supply of washing water close to the work area.
Vibrators shall be inspected prior to use, to check for
Use of electric powered weaknesses or damage. Any defective vibrator should
Electric shock or electrocution. 2 3 6 0.5 3
vibrators. be removed from use immediately. The same procedure
shall be followed for the extension lead.
Manual handling. Operation Limit the time spent by each operative using the pokers.
Sprains and strains of electric powered 2 3 6 Allowed frequent rotations between those operating the 0.5 3 Site
3.3 Concreting / Grouting vibrators. pokers. Supervisor
Improper / defective signal and Workers
Traffic management should be in place before the start
device supplied (reverse
of the activity. The working area should be segregated
alarm and revolving light).
Operatives being struck by and banksman should be in place and coordinating /
No traffic management in 2 3 6 0.5 3
moving concrete trucks. helping vehicles movements. All concrete trucks should
place. Lack of segregation
be equipped with reversing beepers and revolving lights
between pedestrians and
and speed limits should be respected.
vehicles.
Impalement due to the fall on Backing concrete Protruding rebar shall be protected with rebar caps at all
2 3 6 0.5 3
unprotected rebar. unprotected rebar. times.
4. Subbase and Subgrade Laying and Compaction
Traffic management should be in place before the start
of the activity. The working area shall be segregated
and banksman shall be in place and coordinating /
helping vehicles movements. All mobile plant shall be
Lack of segregation Site
Transfer of material to equipped with reversing beepers and revolving lights
between traffic and 4 2 8 0.5 4 Supervisors
backfill areas using Workers hit by traffic, Traffic and speed limits should be respected.
4.1 pedestrian access areas, and Workers
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backfill areas using Workers hitSituation)
by traffic, Traffic Likelihood)
and Workers
4.1 pedestrian access areas, High visible jackets will be wear by the workers at all
Skidloader / Backhoe accidents
Traffic controller / times.
loader Workers, Site Personnel,
Banksman not in place. Proper lighting shall be provided during night shift work
Operators
at all times.
All operators shall be third party certfied and equipment Site
4 2 8 0.5 4
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Loading and unloading plate compactors shall be done
Levelling and Strains, sprains, etc.; by mechanical means whenever this is possible. When Site
Manual handling. 3 2 6 0.5 3
injuries. this is not possible, adequate number of workers to be Supervisors
Compaction (use of
allocated to this task.
4.2 Reversible Plate
Plate Compactors and Walk-behind Rollers shall be only Site
Compactors and Walk- Use of Reversible Plate Equipment Operators and Supervisors,
operated by QDVC Plant trained workers.
Behind Roller). Compactors and Walk-Behind Physical or serious injuries. 2 4 8 0.15 1
Workers. Plate Compactors and Walk-behind Rollers shall have Operators
Roller.
their engines stopped when unattended. and Plant.
Plate Compactors and Walk-behind Rollers are
equipped with reverse gear. When reversing operators
shall take care not to (1) reverse over feet; (2) trip over Site
Equipment Operators and walking backwards; (3) to be trap in a corner. Safe Supervisors,
Physical or serious injuries. 2 4 8 0.15 1
Workers. distance from Plate Compactors and Walk-Behind Operators
Rollers shall be kept at all times by other workers. and Plant.

Plate Compactors and Walk-Behind Rollers operators

Physical or serious injuries.
must wear dust mask, gloves, ear protection and safety
Exposure to dust and noise.
Levelling and boots while operating these equipment's.
Use of Reversible Plate
Compaction (use of Compactors and Walk-Behind The use of loose cloth, scarf or jeweller is forbidden
4.2 Reversible Plate Roller. Physical or serious injuries. when operating the Plate Compactors and Walk-Behind
Compactors and Walk- Rollers.
Behind Roller). Operators shall inspected prior to use the equipment to Site
Equipment Operators. check for any damage. If any damage is found or the
Physical or serious injuries. Supervisors,
3 2 6 equipment is not tagged than it shall be removed from 0.5 3
Operators
use immediately. and Workers.
Frequent breaks should be done by the operators. If
fingers start to tingle from vibration, operators should
Physical or serious injuries
stop using the plate compactor and they should flex their
(HAVS)
hands and fingers to keep them warm and encourage
circulation.
Walk-behind Rollers must not be used in areas where
Use of Walk-Behind Rollers. Physical or serious injuries. Equipment Operators.
the ground is extremely uneven.
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Roller Compactors shall be only operated only by 3rd
Party Certified Operators. Operators shall inspected
prior to each use the equipment to check for any
damage. If any damage is found or the equipment is not
tagged than it shall be removed from use immediately.
Levelling and Roller Compactors shall be equipped with warning
Site
Compaction (use of devices (reversing alarm and a revolving lights).
Use of Single or Double Drum Supervisors,
4.2 Single or Double Physical or serious injuries. Operators and Workers. 2 4 8 Roller Compactors shall have their engines stopped 0.5 4
Rollers Compactors. Operators
Drum Roller when unattended.
and Workers.
Compactor). Minimize the presence of workers on foot near the
equipment.
Use barriers to separate workers from moving
equipment.
Workers shall wear high-visibility reflective vests to
increase visibility at all times.
Workers shall not approach machinery without first
signalling the operator to shut down the equipment and
receiving acknowledgment from the operator.
Levelling and
Operators shall check work areas for workers on foot in Site
Compaction (use of
Use of Single or Double Drum the machine’s path before moving the machine or Supervisors,
4.2 Single or Double Physical or serious injuries. Operators and Workers. 2 4 8 0.5 4
Rollers Compactors. changing the direction of travel. Banksman and barriers Operators
Drum Roller shall be in place where necessary. Operators to be and Workers.
Compactor). aware of equipment blind spots.
Supervisors shall continuously evaluate grades on which
machinery is being operated to prevent rollover.
Special PSB to be organized before this activity is
initiated.
Only certified Operators are allowed to operate the
equipment.
Compacted Material Exposure to nuclear Equipment Operators and
Use of Nuclear Densometer. Keep the source in the “safe” or stored position when
Density Testing. radiation. Workers.
not in use (this includes from one test location to
another).
Keep all unauthorized persons out of operating area.
Suggested distance (4.5 m).
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RESIDUAL
HAZARD POTENTIAL HARM EXPOSED PERSONAL EXISTING RISK
RISK
INDEX ACTIVITY / TASK CONTROL MEASURES (M) ACTION BY
(Cause / Dangerous or Unsafe (Frequency and Duration /
(Damage / Consequence) G P R M RR
Situation) Likelihood)
Maintain security of the instrument at all times. The Site
source lock shall be in place any time the gauge is not in Supervisors,
4.3 4 2 8 0.5 4
use. Operators
The gauge shall be kept in carrying case with source rod and Workers.
locked while in transit. It must be transported only by a
certified operator in an approved vehicle.
Compacted Material Exposure to nuclear Equipment Operators and
Use of Nuclear Densometer. The gauge while being transported in a vehicle shall be
Density Testing. radiation. Workers.
located in an area as far away from any person(s) as
possible.
The vehicle, transporting the gauge, must be kept
locked when unoccupied.
After the testing is completed the equipment shall be
immediately removed from site.
While inserting the steel rod proper grip shall be
maintained by the person securing the rod. Proper Site
Compacted Material Use of Nuclear Densometer Equipment Operators and coordination must also be ensure between the person Supervisors,
4.3 Physical or serious injuries. 3 2 6 0.5 3
Density Testing. (rod installation). Workers. securing the rod and the person handling the hammer. Operators
Hand gloves, goggles & safety shoe to be worn while and Workers.
fixing the steel rod.
5. Laying of Kerbs and Interlocks
Workers shall follow the correct manual handling
procedures. Workers will not lift any item weighing more
than 25kg in weight. Any item weighing more than 25kg
shall be mechanical lifted or between two operatives if
safe to do so.
Resting periods shall be implemented for those workers
performing manual handling when required.
Materials shall be placed close to the working areas
Manual unloading and when possible to avoid double handling and to reduce
5.1
handling of Materials. manual handling exposure.
Kerbs shall be laid with by mechanical means whenever
possible. For those kerbs with less that 50kg the
PROBST universal handle BVZ shall be used. For those
kerbs with a weight higher than 50kg either two
universal handles shall be used or the PROBST kerbs
Pallets with precast kerbs shall be stored as close as
possible of the point / area where the precast kerbs are
to be laid.
When the use of mechanical means is not possible the
laying of kerbs shall be done an adequate number of
workers and in compliance with manual handling safety
requirements (maximum of 25kg per worker). Allowed
frequent rests between those laying the precast kerbs.
TBT on Manual Handling to be given before this activity
is started.
Site
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RESIDUAL
HAZARD POTENTIAL HARM EXPOSED PERSONAL EXISTING RISK
RISK
INDEX ACTIVITY / TASK CONTROL MEASURES (M) ACTION BY
(Cause / Dangerous or Unsafe (Frequency and Duration /
(Damage / Consequence) G P R M RR
Situation) Likelihood)
The use of power saw shall only be carried out under a Site
Strains, sprains, cuts,
Manual handling of materials. Workers 3 2 6 hot permit system. 0.5 3 Supervisors
abrasions, etc.; injuries.
Fire extinguisher and fire blanket should be available and Workers
next to the hot work areas and in compliance with the
Hot Work Permit. While cutting the kerbs use fire
blanket to protect the area from the sparks. Working
area shall be kept clean and tidy at all times.
Power tools shall be inspected prior to use, to check for
weaknesses or damage. Any defective or not tagged
Laying of kerbs and power tool shall be removed from use immediately.
5.2
Interlocks
Specific PPE shall be use (ex. Face shield, dust mask
and hearing protection).
Water flow lubrication to be used to minimize dust.
Only trained workers shall operate the power saw.
Use a hand-held power saw with dust suppression.
Ensure that the kerbs to be cut is placed on a firm, level
surface and that it can be safely held in place.
Preferably, use a thick timber board or pallet to avoid
damage to the blade by the surface below when cutting
through the kerbs. Do not cut kerbs placed directly on
the ground.
Traffic management should be in place before the start
of the activity. The working area should be segregated
and banksman should be in place and coordinating /
helping vehicles movements.
Workers shall wear protective gloves suitable for the
task.
6. Use of Power Tools, Block Cutting Machine
Specific PPE shall be worn in accordance with the
2 3 6 power tool being used (ex. Face shield, ear plugs, 0.5 3
protective masks, etc.).
Ensure all equipment has been inspected by a
Physical or serious injuries competent person (colour tagged) + Tools shall be
Use of Power tools (cuts, abrasions, etc.). 4 3 12 inspected daily or prior to each use + Defective 0.15 2
Portable electric / chargeable Site
(Angle Grinder and equipment shall be removed immediately from site,
6.1 tools (Angle Grinder and Block Workers, Operators Supervisors
Block Cutting otherwise marked "Unsafe to use Tools".
Cutting Machine). and Workers
Machine) The use of loose cloth, scarf or jewellery is strictly
2 3 6 0.5 3
forbidden.
Wear ear-muff / ear-plug. Dust mask should be worn
Noise (deafness). while operating the angle grinder or the block cutting
4 2 8 0.5 4
Dust machine.Adequate flow of water should be available for
the machine for dust supression.
Hand or finger bruises / Safety gloves to be used at all times.
4 2 8 0.5 4
cuts.
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RESIDUAL
HAZARD POTENTIAL HARM EXPOSED PERSONAL EXISTING RISK
RISK
INDEX ACTIVITY / TASK CONTROL MEASURES (M) ACTION BY
(Cause / Dangerous or Unsafe (Frequency and Duration /
(Damage / Consequence) G P R M RR
Situation) Likelihood)
Only inspected and colour coded power tools shall be
Electrocution / Electrical used. Double insulated equipment or ELCB or GFCI
2 4 8 0.5 4
shock. should be used in circuit. Power tools and extension
leads shall be daily inspected prior to use.
Grinding shall only be carried out under an Approved
Hot Work Permit. All definitions stated in the permit shall
be fully complied and implemented.
Handle should not be removed while operating the angle
grinder, The RPM of the disc shall be more than the
Use of Power tools rated RPm of the machine.
Portable electric / chargeable After the completion of the work inspect the working Site
(Angle Grinder and
6.2 tools(Angle Grinder and Block Workers, Operators area carefully to ensure the same is cleaned and there is Supervisors
Block Cutting
Cutting Machine) Hand or finger bruises / no risk of fire. and Workers
Machine)
cuts, Physical Injuries, 4 3 12 The block cutting machine shall be placed on a stable 0.25 3
Amputation of hands. ground. The machine shall have all the protective
guards. Protctive systems on the machine shall not be
bypassed by the operators or guards removed.
The machine shall have means to fix and tighten
blocks.The slider should have appropriate handle while
moving the fixed block for cutting.The machine should
have water lubrication to minimise dust while cutting
blocks. Operators shall be trained by plant department.

Face shield to be used at all times. Only competent

Eye injury. 3 2 6 0.5 3
person is allowed to do the activity.
Procedure Ref. Template Tittle Template Ref. Rev Date
C110-01-X-PMG-PRC-0000-100347 Work Risk Assessment DDAB-HSE-TMP-2001 C 21/11/2019
Development of Doha Air
C-110-00-X-CON-PSB-0000-QDV-150504
Base
Pre Start Briefing Rev: A1
Interlock Paving Block & Kerb Stone Date:
Installation Works for Building Pages: 1 of 7

BRIEFING DELIVERY
By (Name/badge n0): Date:
In: ☒ Hindi, ☒ English, ☐
Work location:
…………………….

Interlock Paving Block & Kerb Stone C-110-01-X-CON-WRA-

☒ WRA A1
Installation Works for Building. 0000-QDV-150504

Existing Combine Utilities C-110-01-X-UTL-DWG-

☒ Existing Combine Utilities drawing F3
drawing 0000-100018

☒ QCS 2014 ____

SEQUENCE OF WORK N0: # TITLE:: Click here to enter the title of the sequence.

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

C110-01-X-PMG-PLN-0000-100155 Pre Start Briefing DDAB-HSE-TMP-2029 B 21/11/2019
Development of Doha Air
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Pre Start Briefing Rev: A1
Interlock Paving Block & Kerb Stone Date:
Installation Works for Building Pages: 2 of 7

Documents to Start the Job

• Approved Shop drawings.
• Approved Work Method Statement.
• Approved Inspection Testing Plan.
• Pre Task Meeting Conducted.
• Pre Start Briefing Conducted.
• MAR Approved.
Survey Works
• Prior to commencement of the building excavation work, the licensed land surveyor will set out the
coordinates based on the Qatar National Height Datum (QNHD).
• Survey benchmark will be transferred to a suitable secured location to check the finish levels.
Sequence of Work
Pre-commencement:
• Setting out of the area to be done.
• Ensure that all utility work are completed and all duct provision or manholes are provided.
• Excavation works to be done as per the approved drawing to achieve the required level. Bottom of the
excavation to be inspected before starting any backfilling works or concrete placement.
Subgrade Laying and Compaction Works
• The backfill and compaction using subgrade material (0-75mm) has to be done in layers of not
exceeding 150mm with the help of skid loader, back hoe loader or wheel loader and each layer need
to be tested with NDG to ensure that the degree of compaction achieve the requirement of 95% of
MDD. Up to the required formation level of blinding for side kerb stones and laying of next layer with
subbase in the middle portion area.

Subbase Laying and Compaction Works

• The backfill and compaction using subbase material (0-50mm) has to be done in layers of not
exceeding 150mm with the help of skid loader, back hoe loader or wheel loader and each layer need
to be tested with NDG to ensure that the degree of compaction achieve the requirement of 100% of
MDD. Up to the required formation level of sand bedding for paving block/interlock installation.

Sand bedding
• Sand bed will be placed simultaneously during the laying of precast blocks (sand layer to be formed
and adjusted before laying the concrete paving blocks). The sand used will be washed sand and placed
in moist but not saturated condition. The surface will be then leveled with wood or aluminum bar which
is normally used for screeding sand before or while placing the blocks. Sand thickness and level to be
checked and confirmed before laying any paving blocks.
Refer to QCS 2014, section 6 part 11 section 11.4 table 11.2 to define the acceptance criteria for the laying
course sand and for the jointing sand.

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

Installation of Kerb Stone

• The Kerb stone intend to use has to based on approved MAR and the material has to be inspected up one
arrival.
• Surveyor setting out and level has to be mark in line with the grid.
• Kerb stone shall be laid directly on to the C20/20 SRC concrete base or on to a sand/cement (3:1) mortar
bedding, 25mm thick on a concrete base.
• After kerb units have been laid, a contiguous backing of C20/20 SRC concrete shall be poured for the kerb
stone using formwork, unless otherwise designated.
• Lateral resistance shall be provided to the kerb stone by placing dowel bars 12mm in the backing concrete
in not more than 500mm intervals.
• No pavement layers shall be laid against kerbing such time as the backing is completed, backfilled and
necessary approval shall be obtained from concerned authority.
• Joints between kerbs, shall have a width of 4mm or as approved. These joints shall be filled completely with
sand cement mortar.
• Necessary curing shall be made and well protected as per QCS standards.
• At every 10m interval movement joint shall be formed through the concrete bed and backing. The joint shall
be with approved bitumen impregnated cork board. The extended portion of the bitumen board shall be cut
and finished shape of the kerb stone.
• All kerb shall be sloped down to ground level towards termination or as per drawing details.
• Kerb stone shall be laid within tolerance of:
• Maximum deviation level ± 6 mm
• Horizontal and vertical alignment shall be 1 in 25
• Surface cleaning shall be made and if any painting required shall be made in line with consultant approval.

Installation of Interlock Paving Block)

• Approved Interlock Paving blocks shall be used.
• Interlock paving blocks shall be laid on the compacted washed sand laying course in such a manner as not to
disturb the blocks already laid.
• Each block shall be placed firmly against neighbor so that they fit closely together.
• Joint between blocks shall not exceed 3mm.
• Laying of paving blocks shall be commence at right angles to the main pavement axis starting at one end of
the area.
• The blocks shall be laid as per approved pattern shown in the approved shop drawing.
• Where blocks do not fit the edge restraints or other obstructions such as manholes or upstands, the gaps
shall be filled using cut blocks. The cutting shall be made using proper cutting machine.
• Joints between the paving blocks shall be filled with dune sand.
• Plate compactor shall be used to compact paving blocks into sand bed to the desired level.
• Final inspection shall be made for final acceptance.
(Refer to QCS 2014, section 6 part 11 to include additional requirement for the layer thickness, compaction
requirement after laying, laying tolerance, cutting requirements).

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

A) Safety Specific Main Risky Points –

- Presence of nearby utility – Permit to be applied and comply with the requirements of permit.
- Personal hit by movement of equipment – Follow banksman instruction, enough lights to be provided, Define
pedestrian access & Traffic management to in place.
- Noise and dust – Ear plug and dust mask mandatory.
- Protruding rebar – The level marking steel to be protected with mushroom caps.
- Dust suppression – Regular water to be sprayed if excessive dust
- Incompetent operator / driver – Check the backside of license of driver to suit with a particular vehicle
/equipment and Plant inspection + assessment mandatory.
- Movement of manpower – safety barrier and pedestrian walkway to be define.
- Working at night – Proper lighting
- Over load of material delivery truck – Trucks entering the project should first go through the weigh bridge
outside gate in order to validate if the load in the truck is as per the capacity mention in the backside of
istemara.
- Contamination on public road – Make sure the tires are cleaned before heading to main public road in order
to avoid Municipality fines.
- Refueling of equipment – May contaminate the soil.
- Collision Vehicle or Equipment – Follow traffic management plan & follow the banksman instruction.
- Person hit by vehicle or equipment – restrict unauthorized entry, follow banksman instruction and keep safe
distance from the equipment’s working around.
B) Plant & Equipment –
Plant and equipment used in the excavation work is
- Wheel Loader
- Dump truck or Concrete truck mixer.
- Low / flatbed trailer
- Water tanker / fuel tanker
- Roller Compactor
- Tower light
Note - All plant and equipment used for earthworks and civil works shall have DDAB plant inspected (tag shall be
fixed on it), All the operators shall hold a third party certificate and assessed by plant department.
C) Forbidden things –
- Work without WMS, WRA, ITP & MAR approval
- Work without sufficient banksman
- Work without traffic management in place.
- Start work without setting out by surveyor
- Start work without plant inspection of any equipment / truck
- Person entering in unauthorized areas.
- Person standing by at the edge of the trench excavation
- Person working without proper PPE
- Work without proper light

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

Is everybody fit for work (Stress, fatigue, injury, etc.)? ☐ Yes ☐ No

Did I identify who does what, where, when and how (precise expected results)? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I discuss what has been done yesterday (what went well / what to improve)? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I shared experience (anticipating what can go wrong or where errors can occur)? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I performed a 3600 risk analysis at the work location? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Work location has sufficient lighting, access/egress and weather condition are suitable? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I identify storage area and check that materials are compliant (MSDS available if required)? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I identify the waste skips for segregation and talk about housekeeping? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I identify the First Aider / Fire Warden in the team (1/50 persons)? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I identify the HSE Supervisor / Worker Champion in the team (1/50 persons)? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Did I identify emergency controlled measures (Emergency Contact Numbers, Spill Kit, Fire
☐ Yes ☐ No
Extinguisher, Evacuation Routes, Muster point, First Aid Kit, Clinic Location, etc.)?
Risk(s) Identify PPE Worn CPE / Signage Installed

1. Refer to page 3 (Safety 1. Traffic management

☐ 1. Mandatory PPE* ☐ ☐
Specific Main Risky Points) signage

2. ☐ 2. ☐ 2. ☐

3. ☐ 3. ☐ 3. ☐
4. ☐ 4. ☐ 4. ☐
5. ☐ 5. ☐ 5. ☐
*General PPE should be worn at all time (safety shoes, high-visibility vest, coverall, helmet, gloves and safety glasses).

Welfare Available Qualification Checked Training/Certification Checked

1. Third party training and

1. Toilets ☐ 1. Trained flagman ☐ certification for operators and ☐
drivers
2. Drinking water ☐ 2. ☐ 2. ☐
3. Shade rest area ☐ 3. ☐ 3. ☐
4. Prayer room ☐ 4. ☐ 4. ☐
5. Fans ☐ 5. ☐ 5. ☐

Equipment/tools* Used Inspected Temporary works Inspected Permit to Work Approved

1. ☐ ☐ 1. ☐ 1. ☐

2. ☐ ☐ 2. ☐ 2. ☐
3. ☐ ☐ 3. ☐ 3. ☐
4. ☐ ☐ 4. ☐ 4. ☐
5. ☐ ☐ 5. ☐ 5. ☐
*Equipment / tools manual are available on site, hold valid inspection tag and was visually inspected by the operator

BRIEFING ATTENDANCE RECORD

0
Project Badge n Name Company Position Signature

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

If the work condition changes or methodology require any modification, we will seek further advice from supervision.

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

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C 110 00 X Con WMS 0000 QDV 150504 A1

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C 110 00 X Con WMS 0000 QDV 150504 A1

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Employer: Engineer

QATAR EMIRI CORPS OF

End User: Contractor:

QATAR EMIRI AIR FORCE

DEVELOPMENT OF DOHA AIR BASE

Document Review Status

WORK METHOD STATEMENT

Contractor's Verification Stamp:

2021-01-17 ffi*o 2 o^r$ 'This document is

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date:2021-01-10

Revision Version Date Chapter/Section Reason

A 1 2021-01-17 --- First Submission

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

5. WORK PREPARATION .................................................. 11

5.1. Work shift ......................................................................................... 11

6. Work Execution .............................................................. 13

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

Project HSE Plan C-110-01-X-PMG-PLN-0000-100155

3.2.2. Pre-Task Meeting (PSM)

3.2.3. Pre-Start Briefing (PSB)

3.2.4. Inspection and Testing Plan (ITP)

3.2.9. Material Approval Request (MAR)

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

Project Induction, FOD Training and COVID-

4.1.3. Standard team

Chart No. 1 Site Organization Chart for the Concerned Works.

Safety Officer Site Engineer/Site Suprientendent QA/QC Inspector

Painter Helper Mason Carpenter

Interlock Stone & Paving Block C-110-00-W-CIV-MAR-0000-QDV-187103-A1

List of consumables to be used on site for this activity

Designation Intended Use

Diesel For compactor

Chalk Line For Marking

Machine Oils Operating of Equipment

Timber / Plywood For Formwork Installation

Hessian Cloth For Concrete Curing

Mushroom Caps For Protruding Rebar Protection

4.3. Tools and Equipment

Tools and Equipment Requirements

Safety Cones and Barriers N/A

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

Tools and Equipment Requirements

Survey Equipment Equipment: Valid Calibration Certificate.

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

4.4. PPE & CPE

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

5.3. Temporary works

5.5. Waste management / housekeeping

5.9. .Set up (of working area)

6.1.1. Documents to Start the Job

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

6.1.2. Survey Works

6.1.3. Under Ground Utilities

6.2. Sequence of Work

6.2.3. Subbase Laying and Compaction Works

6.2.4. Sand bedding

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

6.2.5. Installation of Kerb Stone

6.2.6. Installation of Interlock Paving Block)

6.3. Quality Control Inspections

6.4. End of Work

6.5. Maintenance Procedure

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

DDAB-TEC-TMP-6001 Rev.G Work Method Statement Date : 2021-01-10

Boom truck, telehandler and crane shall be inspected /

Plate Compactors and Walk-Behind Rollers operators

Face shield to be used at all times. Only competent

Related Documents Title Ref. Number Rev

Interlock Paving Block & Kerb Stone C-110-01-X-CON-WRA-

Existing Combine Utilities C-110-01-X-UTL-DWG-

☒ QCS 2014 ______ __

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

Documents to Start the Job

Subbase Laying and Compaction Works

Procedure Ref. Template Title Template Ref. Rev Date

☒ QCS 2014 ____