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METHOD STATEMENT

METHOD STATEMENT FOR DEMOLITION &

TITLE

STRENGTHENING WORKS AT BURJ DAMAN

PENTHOUSE

Rev Date Document Status Prepared By Reviewed by Approved by

Engr. Julie S. Engr. Salman F.

00 17.05.2024 Rev.0

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CONTENT

1. PURPOSE & SCOPE: ................................................................................................................................. 4

2. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVATIONS: ............................................................................................................. 4
3. WORKING ACCESS: .................................................................................................................................. 4
4. LIGHTING: ................................................................................................................................................ 5
i. Safety Lighting:........................................................................................................................................ 5
ii. Task Lighting: .......................................................................................................................................... 5
5. PLANT & EQUIPMENT: ............................................................................................................................ 5
i. General:................................................................................................................................................... 5
ii. Plant & Equipment Schedule: ................................................................................................................. 5
iii. Personal Protective Equipment: ......................................................................................................... 5
iv. Power: ................................................................................................................................................. 5
v. Working Platforms: ................................................................................................................................. 6
6. MATERIALS: ............................................................................................................................................. 6
7. SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK: ........................................................................................................... 6
8. PROGRAMME ........................................................................................................................................ 19
9. RISKS & CONTROLS: .............................................................................................................................. 19
i. Hazards / Risks ...................................................................................................................................... 19
ii. Control Measures / Permits .................................................................................................................. 19
iii. 3rd party Protection .......................................................................................................................... 19
vi. Environmental Considerations (CEMP) ............................................................................................. 19
10. TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... 20
11. EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS ............................................................................................................. 20
i. General .................................................................................................................................................. 20
ii. Fire Precautions .................................................................................................................................... 20
iii. Communication ..................................................................................................................................... 20
12. TRAINING .............................................................................................................................................. 20
13. SUPERVISION......................................................................................................................................... 20

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14. WORKING HOURS ................................................................................................................................. 20

15. HOUSEKEEPING ..................................................................................................................................... 21
16. OTHER INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................... 21
17. ATTACHMENTS...................................................................................................................................... 21

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1. PURPOSE & SCOPE:

The purpose of this method statement outlines the procedures and methodology to be followed for
demolition & strengthening works at Levels 57th, 58th, 59th & 59th Mezzanine at Burj Daman Penthouse
project.

2. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVATIONS:

Client Ward Holdings Ltd

Engineer Arif & Bintoak Consulting
Contractor ALEC Fit out – Alec Engineering and Contracting (ALEC) L.L.C
PM ALEC Project Manager
CM ALEC Construction Manager
QCM ALEC QA/QC Manager
DM ALEC Design Manager
SM ALEC Section Manager
QCE ALEC Quality Control Engineer
CRM ALEC Safety Manager
LS ALEC Surveyor
MEP ALEC MEP Coordinator
LM ALEC Logistic Manager
ITP ALEC Inspection and Test Plan
MSS ALEC Method Statement Submittal
QCP ALEC Quality Control Plan
CCP Center Core Professional Technical Services LLC.
TS Technical submittal Request
NCR Non-Conformance Report
ITL Independent Testing Laboratory
SD ALEC Shop Drawing
CD Contract Drawing Issued for Construction
CL Check List
RA Risk Assessment
MS Material Submittal
MRS Material Reference Schedule
IR Inspection Request

3. WORKING ACCESS:

The general access / egress for the personnel involved in the works will be via the service and personnel lifts as
identified in the ALEC Fit out Logistics & Traffic Management Plan.

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4. LIGHTING:

i. General Lighting:
Alec fit out to provide general lighting as required and approved in the site logistics plan to provide
sufficient illumination to precede with the installations.

ii. Task Lighting:

Task lighting shall be provided in addition to the safety lighting to undertake the task if required. It will be
ensured that the proper level of lighting is met and maintained at an acceptable safety and quality
workmanship standard.

5. PLANT & EQUIPMENT:

i. General:
General Hand Tools

ii. Plant & Equipment Schedule:

SL
Description of Plant, Equipment & Tools
No
1. Hand tools, drill machine, grinder, jack trolley, air compressor
2. Hilti/ Husqvarna Cutting Machine
3. Hilti/ Husqvarna Coring Machine
4. Mobile Scaffold
5. Crash Deck
6. Hand Tools

iii. Personal Protective Equipment:

All operatives involved in the activity shall be provided with Job specific Personal Protective equipment
which are and but not limited as mentioned below
• Safety Helmet
• Safety boots with steel toe
• Coverall with high visibility strips
• Safety hand gloves
• Safety eye protection glasses
• Ear plugs
• Eye protection/ Goggles

iv. Power:
Power required for the installation is for Hammer drill for fixing of the bolts. LOR use only 110v
power which is to be made available by the main contractor. LORJ operatives will be extensively
using cordless drill for general fixing works.

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v. Working Platforms:
• The working platforms for the task shall be firm and stable.
• The elevated working platforms for the activity (if used) shall be provided by means of cup lock scaffold system
• The scaffolds for the activity shall be inspected and signed off by a third party trained inspectors/ supervisors (if
used)
• Were necessary access shall be provided by means of scaffold (if used)
• The working platforms shall be used as only platforms for working and shall no be used for loading heavy
materials or equipment on to it (if used)

6. MATERIALS:

SL
Material Description MAR Ref No. Status Remarks
No.
1. Epoxy Anchoring Works - Hilti RE 500 v4 Under Approval
2. Epoxy Anchoring Works - Mape Fix EP 50 Under Approval
3. Micro-concrete - SikaEmaco S 423 Under Approval
4. Micro-concrete - Sikacrete 113 PP Under Approval
5. Steel Reinforcement – Jindal/ Emirates Steel Under Approval
CFRP Material – Sika Carbodur S1014 with
6. Under Approval
Sikadur 30-LP
7. PT Grout – Sika Grout Cable PT Under Approval

7. SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK:

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PRE-CONSTRUCTION:

- Submit method statement, risk assessment and inspection test plan for the PM/ SM MSS/ RA
proposed works to the project PM Roya/ LEAD.
- Identify, quantify and ensure all risks are managed in this Method Statement and
residual risks are acceptable. Refer Risk Assessment attached.
- Approved cutting works request and cutting permit to be obtained prior to start.
- Ensure all required work notification are in place and all necessary permits/ NOC’s
are provided.
- Ensure cutting and strengthening request has been reviewed by ALEC, Center Core
site team before proceeding. All necessary approvals to be on allocated area.
- Ensure the logistics plan is approved prior to commencement of installation.

CONSTRUCTION:

A. Preparation:
1. Survey the work area to identify any safety hazards. PM/ SM MSS/ RA

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2. Set out location for cutting as per specific task and as per request.
3. Ensure area where cutting will be taking place is safely accessible and that all
surrounding elements are checked before cutting commences.
4. Special consideration needs to be considered for all structural elements
surrounding the area where cutting is taking place to ensure no element not
intended for cutting will not be damaged as a result of the process.
5. Ensure all MEP services which may be colliding have been removed or rerouted
from cutting area before start the cutting.
6. Area needs to be fully barricaded with necessary signage to ensure that no
unauthorised people enter the area, furthermore where cutting is done at
height a watchman needs to be present.
7. The above-mentioned exclusion zone should be monitored by the team
performing the concrete cutting at all times.
8. Housekeeping will be done throughout the cutting process

B. Temporary Support/ Propping Works:

a. The working area should be barricaded properly. PM/SM MSS/RA
b. Well trained, experienced and appropriate personnel shall be deployed to carry
out the installation.
c. Working platform shall be kept clean at all times and under no circumstances
should they utilized for stocking of materials.
d. Work permits and operator/ installer certificates shall be complied and filed for
reference by authorized personnel.
e. Required height of temporary support/ propping should be installed properly.
f. Roughly adjust the height of the floors prop/ scaffolding using the fastening
clamps.
g. Demolition/ civil supervisor have to coordinate and supervise for the work.

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Fig. 1 & 2. Propping support below the slab prior cutting works

C. Demolition Method

1. Slab Cutting Works (Horizontal Elements)

PM/ SM MSS/ RA
a. Using a small drill to make a hole for Anchor bolts for machine fixing
purposes.
b. Area to be cut should be clearly marked by the Main Contractor and
approved by consultant prior any slab cutting works start.
c. Making sure that necessary propping and support is installed below the
structure before the cutting commenced. Supporting the structure from
below prior cutting should be covering the full area of cutting as per
supporting design drawings. This extra support can be done by using prop
jacks or any type of supports not limited to the same supports used for the
cutting area.
d. Fixing the diamond cutting saw machine on the structure as per marked
lines for cutting. Cutting for each floor can be done simultaneously.
e. Connecting water supply and electricity to the cutting machine.

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Fig. 3 Cutting Works on Slab using Diamond Cutting Machine

f. Cutting Works to be done has the area as marked on the drawings provided
and the following cutting dimension
g. Using diamond cutting machine, the cutting will be done into pieces with
approximate cutting dimension of 500mm x 500mm per cut piece. Ensuring
that the cutting is in accordance to the required area as per the approved
drawing marked on site.
h. Incase cutting machine blade can’t fit on the small openings to be cut, coring
machine can be used by stitch coring method.
i. Same as cutting machine, using a small drill to make a hole for anchor bolts
for machine fixing.
j. Fixing the coring machine on the slab/ wall area and connecting water
supply and electricity to the cutting machine.

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Fig. 4 Stitch coring works on slab for small openings

k. For stitch coring works, edges of the cored area will be smoothened by
chipping.
l. X and Y directional cut/ cores will be done on slab. Minimum dimension of
slab cut piece will be 500mm x 500mm for bigger slab area.
m. Cutting will go on until required slab areas are cut.
n. Beams near slab will be carefully check and ensure that there will be no
damage on it during the cutting of the slabs.
o. Concrete debris will be collected and disposed to the approved skip yard.
p. Using hydraulic trolley, the concrete piece will be transferred going to the
lift and it will be cart away to the safe place for disposal.
q. After cutting/ coring works, the machines will be dismantled.
r. Clean potable water shall be used to remove residual dust and clean the
surface of the cut slab.

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2. Wall Cutting Works (Vertical Elements)
PM/ SM MSS/ RA
a. Using a small drill to make a hole for Anchor bolts for machine fixing
purposes.
b. Area to be cut should be clearly marked by the Main Contractor and
approved by consultant prior any slab cutting works start.
c. Fixing the diamond cutting saw machine on the structure as per marked
lines for cutting. Cutting for each floor can be done simultaneously.

Fig. 5 Cutting Works on Wall using Diamond Cutting Machine

d. Connecting water supply and electricity to the cutting machine.

e. Cutting Works to be done has the area as marked on the drawings
provided and the cutting dimension Table Above (B – Existing Wall);
f. Using diamond cutting machine, the cutting will be done into pieces with
approximate cutting dimension of 500mm x 500mm per cut piece. Ensuring
that the cutting is in accordance to the required area as per the approved
drawing marked on site.
g. Incase cutting machine blade can’t fit on the small openings to be cut;
coring machine can be used by stitch coring works.
h. Same as cutting machine, using a small drill to make a hole for anchor bolts
for machine fixing.
i. Fixing the coring machine on the slab/ wall area and connecting water
supply and electricity to the cutting machine.

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Fig. 6 Stitch coring works on wall for small openings

j. For stitch coring works, edges of the cored area will be smoothened by
chipping.
k. X and Y directional cuts will be done on wall. Minimum dimension of wall
cut piece will be 500mm x 500mm for bigger wall area.
l. Cutting will go on until required wall areas are cut.
m. Beams near slab will be carefully check and ensure that there will be no
damage on it during the cutting of the slabs.
n. Concrete debris will be collected and disposed to the approved skip yard.
o. Using hydraulic trolley, the concrete piece will be transferred going to the
lift and it will be cart away to the safe place for disposal.
p. After cutting/ coring works, the machines will be dismantled.
q. Clean potable water shall be used to remove residual dust and clean the
surface of the cut wall.

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D. Strengthening of RC Core wall Openings
a. After cutting the required wall area, termination will take place at the edges of
PM/ SM MSS/ RA
the cutting area.

Fig. 7. RC Wall Opening Layout Fig. 8. RC Wall Opening Section

b. Chipping will be done at 150mm from cutting edge to expose the existing steel
reinforcement.
c. Drilling for epoxy anchoring using 2x2-T20 reinforcement on the perimeter of
the cut wall.
- First dill holes using appropriately
sized drill to reach required
embedment depth
- The drilling locations should be
organized in an arrayed way rows and
columns to avoid steel congestion.
- Embedment depth will be as per the
project specification anchorage depth
Figure 9. Epoxy Anchoring
requirement.
- After drilling is done, use air compressor with a nozzle diameter less than the
drilled hole to enable insertion of the nozzle to the bottom depth of the
drilled hole to ensure the dust cleaning done from the back of the drilled
hole.
- Use a wire brush to clean the drilled holes
- Blow using air compressor again to remove the dust created from the wire
brush.
- Make sure the steel dowels are ready on the spot.

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- Using Epoxy Hilti RE-100 or equivalent; inject the epoxy adhesive starting
from the back of the drilled and cleaned holes slightly with each trigger pull.
Fill holes approximately 1/2 full, or as required to ensure that the annular
gap between the anchorage rebar and the concrete filled with adhesive
along the embedment length.
- Insert rebar into borehole. Mark and set steel bar to the required
embedment depth. For ease installation, rebar shall be slowly twisted as they
are inserted to ensure positive distribution of the adhesive.
- Do not disturb the rebar for at least 6 hours until epoxy adhesive has initially
cured.

d. Installation of vertical and horizontal T20 reinforcement bars.

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e. Existing reinforcement will then bend along the installed T20 bars. See below
details;

Fig. 10, 11 & 12. RC Wall Strengthening Section Details (A, B & C)

f. After fixing the steel reinforcement, shutter will be installed on the wall edges.

Shuttering
Installation

Fig. 13. Formwork Shuttering Layout Installation

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- Check quality of shutter lining, tightness of bolts and wedges, built-in items,
inserts and other embedment
- All material delivered to site shall be visually inspected for straightness,
finish and defects to use.
- Setting out shall be done by the surveyor prior proceeding with formwork.
- After the vertical shutter is fixed, drilling for threaded rods / clamps should
be done; two numbers to be done on each side of the beam.
- Using anchor bolts the tie rods/threaded rod/ clamps will be fixed.
- Concrete or material approved by Engineer should be pumped on the door
opening edges using special pump for the approved material to make sure
full volume of concrete has been injected into the shutter.

g. Once shutter is installed, concrete casting using micro concrete will take place.
- The micro concrete should be stored in a cool place and sufficient quantity
available on site
- Hole will be done on top of the formwork with meter offset from the top.
- The diameter of the hole should not exceed 50mm
- On the opposite side, small holes will be drilled as an indication of the micro
concrete level.
- When casting is complete, the in-lit will be closed and pumping will stop.

E. PT Termination Works of the PT Slab prior cutting

a. All the slab around the cutting to be fully supported during the process. PM/ SM MSS/ RA
b. Mark the tendons to be cut and the adjacent tendons on the top of slab.
c. 300 mm away from the cutting surface, mark an area 350mm x 550mm over the
tendons to be cut

Fig. 14. PT Termination Detail Plan View

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d. Jackhammer the marked area to a minimum depth of 50mm below the tendon.
e. Remove all the concrete, peel off the duct, carefully remove the grout and clean
the strands.
f. Pour flowable grout cable material or equivalent hydroscopic epoxy into the void
until the tendon is covered with at least 50mm of epoxy material.
g. Once the epoxy is hardened, top up the rest of the void with Renderoc LAXtra or
equivalent.
h. When epoxy and concrete repair reach the adequate strength, diamond cutting
of concrete can commence.
i. Safety precautions to be supervised by the main contractor.

F. Strengthening of PT Slab Cutout by CFRP

1. Preparation of Substrate PM/ SM MSS/ RA
a. Make sure the beam is clear from any defects (honeycombs, delamination,
spalling, etc.)
b. To ensure maximum adhesion, all surfaces should be dry and cleaned from
any oil and other material or liquids.
c. The surfaces should be cleared from dust and any residuals.

2. Application of CFRP Strips

a. Remove the protective peel-ply film from one surface of Sika strip to be
adhered (SikaCarbodur S101). If the type of Laminate being used does not
have a peel-ply surface, then wipe clean the Laminate surface with a suitable
solvent.
b. One layer of Sikadur-30 LP (or equivalent) to be applied on both the concrete
and laminate surfaces (with 1mm to 1.5 mm thick).
c. Apply Sika Carbodur strips and, using the correct hard roller, exert a constant
pressure by moving the tool backward and forward, in the direction of the
fibre, along the centreline of the laminate.
d. Expel any excess Sikadur-30 adhesive or air from under the Laminate, leaving
a nominal 1mm to 1.5mm layer of adhesive.
e. Clean up the surface of the Laminate, taking care not to move the bonded
material

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G. Strengthening by Installation of Structural Steel Elements (Beams & Columns)
PM/ SM MSS/ RA
a. Structural steel elements to be fabricated by the approved fabricator/
supplier as per the exact required dimension and holes to be provided as
mentioned on the drawings.
b. Structural steel elements must be new and shall be well and cleanly rolled
to the dimension, sections and weighs specified. It shall be free from cracks,
surface flaws, laminations and other defects.
c. All lifting equipment will be as per capacity with proper safety norms and
proper test certificate from the manufacturer or third party.
d. During installation, area to be installed with steel elements must be ready
and free from any obstructions that may cause delay or stop the work.
e. To bring up the steel elements on the upper floors (58th, 59th & 59th
Mezzanine), it needs to be cut into maximum length of 2-meters.
f. Make sure to have a ready installed crash decks on location where steel
beams will be installed.
g. Crash deck must comply with the required capacity and standards to be able
to carry the weight of the steel beams.
h. Using the services lift provided on site, the steel beams will be transported
to the upper floors.
i. For longer length of steel beams, it will be connected and get joined
together by welding.
j. Chain blocks will be used to lift the steel beams and securely put it on top of
crash deck.
k. Once the total beam length will be in place, it will be welded all together to
securely joint it and both ends will be connected as per the approved and
required connection details.
l. Bolts, nuts and the corresponding plates must be as per the standard and
drawing specification.
m. Beams installation process will be the same until all steel beams will be
installed in 58th, 59th and 59th Mezzanine Floors.
n. Once steel beams are in place, steel decking 45/150 GI Decking with 1.0mm
thick will also be installed including shear studs at every 300mm spacing c/c.

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PERSONNEL REQUIRED:

• Sr. Project Manager

• Project HSE Manager
• Quality Manager
• Construction Manager
• Project Engineers
• Site Engineers
• Site Supervisor
• Safety Officer

8.
PROGRAMME

As per the latest approved Programme.

9. RISKS & CONTROLS:

i. Hazards / Risks

Please refer Appendix 4 for the Risk Assessment

ii. Control Measures / Permits

Please refer Appendix 4 for the Risk Assessment

iii. 3rd party Protection

Not applicable

vi. Environmental Considerations (CEMP)

Shall be implemented and maintained as per approved Alec FO CEMP plan

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10. TECHNICAL INFORMATION

No specific information.

11. EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS

i. General

• The Alec FO CRM department shall be responsible to arrange and coordinate with site execution teams
in arranging Day & Night emergency procedures
• Alec FO Site First Aider will be available at site if required.
• In case of any emergency the Alec FO CRM will be informed.
• Emergency assembly point shall as per the Alec FO emergency procedures
• Ensure clear access to the emergency assembly area
• No construction activity shall block the access leading to the emergency assembly point. In case of any
deviation the access has to divert and the same shall be communicated to all the operatives on site.

ii. Fire Precautions

• Fire extinguishers and live Fire Hose Reels are already in place in each working zone and a clear
access shall be provided to the location
• Alec FO fire protection procedure s to be followed.
iii. Although we expect minimum waste to be generated due to the preassembly at the factory LORJ
operatives will ensure all residual waste, excess timber/ materials/ Covering etc. to be removed from
the location to the Alec FO provided Waste skips.
iv. Communication
The communication on site shall be through mobile telephone.

12. TRAINING

• Necessary safety or operational training shall be provided to the operatives involved in the activities.
• A Method statement briefing shall be done to all the operatives involved in the task and sign off
obtained after the method statement briefing.
• A daily task briefing is also scheduled at the start of the day to reinforce the procedure and safety
requirement s to be followed.

13. SUPERVISION

• Adequate supervision shall be provided for the executing each activity.

• The LORJ supervisor /Foreman will manage the installation.

14. WORKING HOURS

Working hours shall be as per site requirements.

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15. HOUSEKEEPING

• The work areas shall be clean and tidy throughout the task

16. OTHER INFORMATION

NIL

17. ATTACHMENTS

Risk Assessment
Inspection test plan
Checklist

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PRE- START CHECKLIST

PROJECT DATE 21.05.24

PROJECT NAME BURJ DAMAN PENTHOUSE CFC-387
CODE TIME 10.00 AM

Description of Task / Activity: DEMOLITION & STRENGTHENING WORKS

Risk Assessment No: Rev No. 0

Emp No. Name

Risk Assessor: Jaseer Keethadath
Construction Manager: Chinthas Kattachira
Engineer: Afsar Ali
Safety Department: Jaseer Keethadath
Logistics Manager: Sultan Al Ayash
FMD Manager N/A

SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT:

1 Manpower Required for Task: 4-6
2 Work Notification Status: As per the Construction Program
3 Estimated / Planned Start Date: As per the Construction Program
4 Duration of Activity: As per the Construction Program
5 Night work and Equipment: N/A
6 Equipment and Materials: Hammer Drill, Grinder, Welding Machine and Common Hand Tools
7 Overhead Services / Underground: Sequence N/A
of Works Activity:
8 Subcontractors to be Used: No
9 Interface with Public: N/A
10 Adjacent Activities & Interface with other Yes, coordination at site
Subcontractors:
11 Logistics, Loading, Delivery: Yes, Material Delivery, Unloading and Storage
12 Specific PPE Required: Hand Gloves, Safety Goggles, Hard Hat (Helmet), Safety Shoe, Reflective Vest, Ear protection,
Dust Mask
13 Environmental: Waste Management, Noise Limitations,
14 Elevated Positions: Mobile aluminum scaffoldings
15 Confined Space Entry: N/A
16 Hoarding / Fencing / Barricading/ Yes, where work is required
Demarcation:
17 Access / Egress: Yes: as per the site plan
18 Security Requirements: Site Security (ALEC), Gate Pass
19 Traffic: Yes: as per the site plan

20 Permit to Work Required Details: Hot Work Permit Required

21 Work Near Water: N/A

22 Hazardous Substances: N/A
23 Excavations: N/A
24 Lifting Equipment / Machinery: N/A
25 Special Emergency Arrangements:
As per the Contractor Emergency Management

26 WORKING ON LIVE ELECTRICAL

N/A

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 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT

Description of Task / Activity: DEMOLITION & STRENGTHENING WORKS

Risk Assessment No: Rev No. 0
27 TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
N/A

28 TEMPORARY WORKS
N/A

29 AUTHORITIES PERMIT AND NOC’S

N/A

30 Additional Comments: Ensure that MSRA is communicated to all concerned about the hazards and that control
measures are understood before work commences. DSTI shall be conducted on-site and
communicate the task-specific hazards and controls to be in place.

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Project Name: BURJ DAMAN PENTHOUSE Project Code: CFC 387 HIERARCHY OF
CONTROL
Description of Task / Activity:
DEMOLITION & STRENGTHENING WORKS
Risk Assessment No. RA Rev No.

Task Site Location:

RISK/LOSS POTENTIAL ASSESSMENT MATRIX

PROBABILITY of recurrence?
Almost Certain Very Likely Likely Unlikely Very Unlikely
SEVERITY of occurrence Severity
Rating 1 or more times a Once every 10 Once in a lifetime/
Once per month Once per year
week years 100 years

Catastrophic
High High High Med Low
Multiple Fatalities / 5
25 20 15 10 5
Environmental release with detrimental effects requiring external emergency services/ >10m AED

Major
High High High Med Low
Single Fatality/Multiple LTI’s/ Major Illness or Injury, disability/ 4
20 16 12 8 4
Environmental release with minimal off-site impact/ 1-10m AED
Moderate
Single LTI/ Serious but non-permanent injury or ill health High High Med Med Low
3
Workdays lost/ Restricted Workday 15 12 9 6 3
On site release requiring environmental emergency plan to be activated/ 100k-1m AED
Minor
Corrective Medical Treatment. Med Med Med Low Low
2
No work restrictions/ 10 8 6 4 2
Local on-site environmental release treated locally/ 10-100k AED
Negligible Low Low Low Low Low
First Aid Case/ Minor cuts & bruises or sickness/Preventive OR Diagnostic Medical Treatment. 1
Nuisance release with no adverse impact/ 1-10k AED 5 4 3 2 1

Probability Rating 5 4 3 2 1

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N

• Obtain relevant PTW, NOCs and DM

permits.
DM Construction Safety CoP
Consequences: • HSE induction is conducted for all new
13.0 – Demolition
and existing workers.
• Increased risk of accidents • Approved Method Statement and Risk
and injuries • Ensure daily task briefing /
Assessment are communicated to
• Serious Injury TBT is conducted regularly
supervision personnel before
before work
• Property Damage commencement.
commencement and to be
• Public Complain • Only trained, experienced, and medically
recorded and submitted to
• Health Concerns fit: competent personnel will perform
the safety department for
• Difficulty in evacuation. demolition work.
reference.
• Environmental Concern • Mandatory PPEs (i.e., helmet, coverall,
• Ensure relevant
• Reduced efficiency and safety shoes and high visibility jacket)
competency training is
productivity and task-specific PPE (i.e., ear plug,
• Human Error provided.
• Delays in project timelines safety goggles, dust masks, mechanical
• Ensure PTW is renewed,
Mobilization of • Physical
1 • Compromised quality of work 2 3 6 resistant gloves Yes 1 3 3
and validity maintained.
Manpower Limitation
• Increased costs due to • The site logistics plan should be shown
• Competency • Ensure close monitoring
mistakes and rework and explained to all the workers &
and supervision by a
• Potential legal liabilities and supervisors.
competent engineer/
penalties • All workers, drivers and visitors are to
supervisor.
• Decreased morale and undergo site HSE Induction/orientation
• Ensure adequate HSE
motivation among workers. before access to the site.
coverage.
• Strain on resources and • Workers must be adequately supervised.
management oversight. • During Safety induction, awareness of all
• Responsible Parties:
• Potential damage to personnel in proper emergency response
• Construction Manager
equipment and property will be provided.
• Site Engineer
• Negative impact on company • Provide a permanent vehicle at the site
for emergency purposes. • Supervisor
reputation and client
relationships • Daily toolbox/Safe Start shall be • Subcontractor
conducted by the site supervisor to his
workforce and discuss all the hazards
involved and apply

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• DM Construction Safety CoP
3.0 - – Occupational Health
and Environmental Control
• Dehydration leads to
• Ensure daily monitoring of
reduced cognitive and
UAE weather forecast via
physical performance.
www.ncm.ae (UAE Ministry
• Increased risk of accidents
• During hot weather, water intake must of Presidential Affairs –
and injuries due to impaired National Center of
be at least 2 liters every 2-3 hours.
judgment and coordination
• Provide enough cool water. Meteorology) is kept.
• Potential for serious health • Ensure emergency response
• Provide shade to accumulate all
conditions requiring medical stand-by vehicles are
concerns.
attention.
• Scheduled frequent rest. maintained.
• Decreased productivity and • Ensure personnel are
• Provide an onsite rest place for the
efficiency. trained and aware of
person working under hot
• Higher likelihood of mistakes emergency procedures.
temperatures.
• Heat stress. and errors
• Drinking water bottles must be carried • Ensure adequate ORS is
Working in Hot • Heat illness. • Increased absenteeism due sustained.
2 3 3 9 into the manhole by workers and not Yes 1 3 3
Summer • Heat exhaustion. to heat-related illnesses • Ensure emergency vehicles
available at least in a 50m radius.
• Heat Stroke • Strain on emergency
• Good ventilation must be provided in are in place.
response and medical • Ensure Mid-day break
confined spaces.
resources.
• Close monitoring and supervision at timing is followed (12.30 to
• Possible long-term health 3.00 pm).
midday break: MOHAP approved Male
effects from repeated heat • Ensure actual daily
nurse.
exposure
• Close HSE coverage monitoring of weather
• Legal and regulatory parameters at the site using
TWL reading must be communicated at
consequences for non- prescribed devices e.g.,
the site thru color-coded flag-pole
compliance with safety ambient temperature
system
standards (hygrometer), relative
• Negative impact on humidity (hygrometer),
employee morale and overall wind speed (anemometer)
workplace atmosphere
• Responsible Parties:
• Construction Manager

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Site Engineer
• Supervisor
• Subcontractor

• Each worker is to have

awareness training on
• Loading/ • Ensure to follow proper manual manual handling safety and
Unloading of • Physical injuries/ muscular handling techniques. ergonomics.
vehicles. skeletal disorders • The area must be barricaded and • Internal training shall be
• Fall of materials • Muscle pains/ strains warning boards to be placed. given to the workers in safe
3 Manual Handling • Slip, Trip & Fall • Sprains / Back pain 3 3 9 • Ensure the use of PPE like safety gloves. Y 1 3 3 handling techniques.
• Poor working • Hands/fingers caught in nip • Use of mechanical aids on heavy
postures/ points. materials Responsible Parties:
ergonomic • Regular toolbox talks shall be conducted • Construction Manager
hazards. before work • Site Engineer
• Supervisor
• Subcontractor
• Damage to plant or vehicles • Competent operators to be engaged • Flagman to control work
• Unloading of
and materials if operator with 3rd party test certificate to operate area and prevent persons
vehicles
runs plant at unsafe speeds. boom loader Operators not to exceed from entering the area of
• Operation of
• Mechanical failure of plant or safe operating speeds. Loads must never moving vehicles. No persons
boom loader
equipment during operations obstruct the view of the operator. to stand underneath or
Delivery of truck/transport
can lead to plant or • Boom loader operators and drivers to close to suspended loads.
equipment to the site equipment
equipment damage, acute follow site safety requirements i.e., • Secure the materials to the
– offloading of • Dangers from
injury or fatality. adhering to site speed limits. forks with nylon straps or
4 equipment/material reversing/manoe 3 4 12 Y 1 4 4
• Flagman directing the • Trained flagman to be engaged for stack them and secure
using boom loader uvring vehicles
operator can be struck by directing the operator. All people are to them on pallets.
(if required) and • Collision with
loads or plants during stand clear of loads being loaded or • Access should be
manually other vehicles
unloading. unloaded. demarcated and free of
• Poor working
• Fatality or serious injuries can • Daily pre-start and weekly inspections of obstruction.
postures /
be sustained by people if boom loaders and trucks. Planned • Access should be separated
ergonomic
struck by a moving plant. maintenance schedules were for vehicles and pedestrians
hazards.
• Sprains / Back pain implemented and adhered to too. using physical barriers.

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Incorrect manual • Hands/fingers caught in nip • Trained flagman to be engaged in • Stacks must not be higher
handling of points. directing the operator. than 3 times the narrowest
equipment • Materials/Equipment can fall • All persons to stand clear of loads being width of the base and
• Objects falling whilst unloading from trucks loaded or unloaded. secured properly to prevent
onto personnel. causing serious injuries to • Mobile plants and vehicles to be fitted accidental collapse or
• Stacking & persons and damage to with acoustic reverse alarms. movement of materials.
storage property or materials. • Flagman to control work area and • Adequate walkways must
• Access/ Egress • Improperly stacked materials prevent persons from entering the area be maintained between
• Slips, and trips can be unstable causing of moving vehicles. stacks and equipment.
due to stacks to fall over – injury to • Training workers in working postures. • Equipment must be
inadequate persons and material • Training workers for manual handling properly fenced or secured
walkways damage. process. against damage, provision
between • Damage to materials or of lockable areas or security
• Ensure sufficient employees are
materials equipment due to provision.
available to manage the weight of the
• Poor lighting inadequate space provided • Ensure sufficient
load for manual handling.
• Poor visibility can between materials or
• Hands and fingers kept clear of nip
illumination levels in work
lead to collisions equipment to maneuvers areas. Install task lighting if
points, proper communication.
with stacked vehicles or materials needed.
Use of P.P.E (hand gloves) when
materials/equip conducting manual handling.
ment, persons, Responsible Parties:
and other • Construction Manager
vehicles. • Site Engineer
• Supervisor
Subcontractor

• Adequate number of people

• Objects • Check the size, volume, and weight of
along with adequate tools
falling/toppling • Crush injuries / Contusions / the materials before shifting and ensure
Relocate equipment to be used for the task.
on persons. Fractures/Cuts the pallet trolley has an adequate SWL
to work areas using a • Ensure the shifting area is
5 • Access and egress • Sprains / Back strains 3 3 9 for the equipment being moved. Yes 1 3 3
hydraulic pallet well illuminated.
• Manual handling • Crush injuries, cuts, • Proper manual handling – Training
trolley. • Select the correct route
• Poor working fractures. operatives through toolbox talks on
before. Do a route survey
postures. manual handling.
find onsite hazards and take

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Trapped body • Gloves to be worn for manual handling necessary alternate safe
parts between of equipment. routes if there are any
materials and • Training workers in working postures. obstructions/ sharp corners.
walls/columns • Training workers for manual handling
etc. during process. Responsible Parties:
moving. • Proper coordination among the team to • Construction Manager
be maintained. • Site Engineer
• Ensure the access route is free of • Supervisor
materials or obstacles. Subcontractor
• Risk Assessment to be
communicated before
• Access is sufficient and the area is tidy. starting work.
Coordinate with the Site Manager. • DSTI and Toolbox Talks
• Ensure sufficient lighting is available in must be conducted before
•
Close off the work commencing work.
• Slips, trips, falls. the work area, provide task lighting if
6 area to others using Cuts, bruises to the body 3 2 6 Yes 1 2 2 • Competent, constant
• Access/Egress needed.
supervision of work.
barriers and signage
• No other trade allowed in the area. • Responsible Parties:
• Housekeeping and barricading to be • Construction Manager
always maintained. • Site Engineer
• Supervisor
• Subcontractor
• Pre-use inspection and color coding of
Consequences: DM Construction Safety CoP
all electrical power tools by the main
Hazard: 14.0 – Hard & Power-
• Electrocution, contractor electrician.
Physical Hazard Operated Tools
• Cuts, • Internal PTW are available.
Mechanical Hazard DM Construction Safety CoP
Use of hand and • Abrasion • Safety guards are installed on power
7 3 3 9 1 3 3 16.0 – Electrical hazards
power tools • Eye injury and partial tools.
DM Construction Safety CoP
deafness, • Only trained personnel will operate
17.0 – Control of Hazardous
• Significant injury. power tools.
Energy (Lock Out/ Tag Out
• Property damage. • Pre-start briefing is conducted for
operators.

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Hand tools are in good condition. • Ensure strictly not to
• Strictly no damaged tools to be used. operate defective tools &
Only excellent quality & properly rated must be withdrawn from
power cables without any cuts are used. site use.
• Power tools are lifted by not holding the • Ensure the whiplash
cords which may damage the connection arrestor is installed at the
inside. pressure-bearing points of
• Cables are unplugged from the power the air compressor.
supply source when not in use. • Ensure regular inspection
• Trailing cables are elevated. and maintenance of all
An air compressor is 3rd Party certified equipment by a competent
to use person.
• Ensure DB is equipped with
ELCB in good working
condition.
• Ensure toolbox talks are
given before the start of
activities.
• Ensure safety guards are
installed on rotating parts
of the equipment.
• Ensure only a competent
person performs the task.
• Ensure to place safety
posters and sign boards for
better attention
• Hazard: • Conduct risk assessments
• Wear appropriate personal protective
• Skin irritation. Consequences to identify and mitigate
equipment (PPE) such as gloves, safety
• Respiratory • Acute dermatitis: Redness, exposure to irritants.
glasses, and protective clothing.
8 Use of chemical issues. swelling, itching, pain. 4 3 12 Yes 2 3 6 • Substitute hazardous
• Use barrier creams to protect the skin.
• Eye injury • Chronic skin conditions: substances with less
• Ensure adequate ventilation in work
• Fire hazard. Eczema. irritating alternatives
areas to minimize exposure.
• Manual handling where possible.

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Allergic reactions: • Use respiratory protection (e.g., masks • Implement safe work
Sensitization resulting in or respirators) when working with procedures and ensure
allergic dermatitis. materials that produce airborne they are followed.
• Short-term effects: Coughing, particles or fumes. • Encourage reporting and
shortness of breath, • Work in well-ventilated areas or use promptly address any signs
wheezing, nose/throat local exhaust ventilation systems. of skin irritation.
irritation. • Store flammable materials in designated • Conduct regular health
• Chronic respiratory areas away from heat sources or open screenings and monitoring
conditions: Chronic flames. for early detection of
bronchitis, asthma. • Follow proper storage and handling respiratory issues.
• Reduced lung function: Long- procedures outlined in Material Safety • Implement administrative
term decrease in lung Data Sheets (MSDS). controls such as job
capacity and efficiency. • Store chemicals in labelled containers rotation to limit exposure
• Mild irritation: Redness, with clear instructions and warnings. duration.
tearing, discomfort. • Avoid eating, drinking, or smoking in • Use engineering controls to
• Corneal damage: Scratches areas where these chemicals are minimize the release of
or burns impairing vision. present. harmful substances or
• Permanent vision loss: • Dispose of waste materials according to projectiles.
Severe injuries leading to local regulations. • Maintain a clean and
partial or total blindness. • Use spill containment measures and organized workspace to
• Burn injuries: Ranging from cleanup kits in areas where spills are prevent accidents.
minor to life-threatening. likely to occur. • Display warning signs and
• Property damage: • Identify and communicate potential safety instructions
Destruction of equipment, allergens to workers. prominently in high-risk
infrastructure, buildings. • Provide alternative products for areas.
• Fatalities: Risk of death due individuals with known allergies. • Regularly inspect and
to burns, smoke inhalation, • Provide mechanical aids (e.g., forklifts, maintain eye protection
structural collapse. dollies) for handling heavy loads. equipment to ensure
• Musculoskeletal disorders: • Train workers in proper lifting effectiveness.
Back pain, muscle strains, techniques. • Conduct regular inspections
joint injuries. • Maintain COSHH inventory. and maintenance of
• Acute injuries: Sprains, electrical equipment to
fractures, hernias. prevent malfunctions.

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Chronic conditions: Arthritis, • Establish and enforce
chronic pain from repetitive smoking policies to prevent
stress and improper accidental fires.
ergonomics. • Ensure employees are
trained in the use of fire
extinguishers and other
emergency equipment.
• Assess tasks for manual
handling risks and redesign
them where feasible to
reduce strain.
• Provide adjustable
workstations to
accommodate different
workers' needs.
• Encourage and promote
the use of proper lifting
techniques through regular
training sessions.
• Slips, trips, falls. • MSRA must be communicated to • Risk Assessment to be
• Objects operatives. communicated before
falling/toppling • No other trade allowed in the area. starting work.
on persons.
• Crush injuries, cuts, • Proper coordination among the team • DSTI and Toolbox Talks must
• Access and
fractures. to be maintained. be conducted before
egress
Fixing of Diamond • Cuts, bruises to body • The fixing methodology must be by the
commencing work.
• Manual handling
9 Cutting machine in • Sprains / Back strains, 4 4 16 Yes 1 4 4 • Competent, constant
• Incorrect manual approved Method Statement.
supervision of work.
the floor for slab bruises, cuts
handling of
• Fatality • Workers must be well-trained in fixing Responsible Parties:
equipment and operating the cutting machine. • Construction Manager
• Electrical shock,
• The method of fixing the machine on • Site Engineer
entanglement
the floor must be well explained to the • Supervisor
with rotating
workers assigned on site. • Subcontractor
parts

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Access should be demarcated and free
of obstruction

• All portable electrical equipment to be

earthed.
• All rotating parts of machinery/tools to
be adequately guarded.
• Refrain from wearing loose clothing
Risk Assessment is to be
while operating machinery or electrical communicated before
• Use of drilling tools with rotating parts. starting work.
machines to drill
• Only 110V equipment to be used. Provide third-party certificate
holes for
securing rail • Portable electrical equipment is to be for the machine and
inspected and color-coded, and training/competency
tracks.
certificate.
10 • entanglement damaged equipment is to be returned
Cutting of floor slab • Electrical shock, bruises, cuts
with rotating to stores.
using diamond floor • Eye injuries that can be DSTI and Toolbox Talks must
parts 4 4 16 • Only competent and trained employees Yes 1 4
saw cutting machine caused by cutting activities. be conducted before
• Cutting of the
(Electrical) • Minor injuries to hands/finger to operate portable electrical commencing work.
floor slab
• Fatality equipment. Competent, constant
structures supervision of work.
• Using hand tools • Proper use of PPE (Safety Goggles) when
Responsible Parties:
to secure rail conducting drilling activities.
• Construction Manager
track
• Use the correct tools for the job; no • Site Engineer
makeshift tools to be used. • Supervisor
• Provide hand tool training to • Subcontractor (if any)
employees.
• Damage tools not to be used, regular
inspection of tools to ensure good
working condition.

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

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SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Tools used for elevated work must be
fitted with lanyards, attached to the
employee’s wrist.
• Working with
• All portable electrical equipment to be
electrical
earthed.
equipment,
• All rotating parts of machinery/tools to
being
be adequately guarded.
surrounded by
• Refrain from wearing loose clothing
rapidly rotating
while operating machinery or electrical
parts, exposed
tools with rotating parts.
sharp edges.
• Electrical shock, bruises, cuts, • Only 110V equipment is to be used, all
• Loud noise
fractures equipment over 110V is to be inspected
created by coring
• Noise Induced Hearing Loss by FMD. A concrete coring permit to
and cutting
• Amputation or serious • Portable electrical equipment is to be work to be obtained before
activities.
Coring of slabs. personal injury if you meet inspected and colour-coded, and start of activity.
• Entanglement
Concrete coring rotating bit or moving parts damaged equipment is to be returned Responsible Parties:
into coring bits
11 permit to work to be of equipment. 4 4 16 to stores. Yes 1 4 4 • Construction Manager
• Excessive
obtained before the • Respiratory damage • Only competent and trained employees • Site Engineer
inhalation of
start of activity. • Personal injury and fatality. to operate coring equipment. • Supervisor
dust.
• Eye injuries that can be • Daily prestart inspection of equipment, • Subcontractor
• Work at heights
caused by coring activities. damaged equipment to be removed.
• Use of coring
• Cuts and bruises and Ensure the power supply has the correct
equipment
fractures breaker fitted. Cables to be kept neat
• Slips and falls
• Significant injury, cuts and protected from damage.
due to wet
• Proper hearing protection to be worn,
surfaces created
adequate signage displayed as being a
by cooling water.
noise area, training of operators in
• Entanglement
correct use of hearing protection.
with rotating
• Coring activities could be scheduled
parts
outside of normal hours due to noise.
• Falling objects

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Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Falling of person • Operators not to wear loose clothing,
or materials from body parts to be kept clear of rotating
heights. parts and ensure all guards are in place.
• Latex gloves are not to be used while
coring small cores.
• Operator to use a mechanical guide
during the start of small cores (50mm
and smaller) Mechanical guide to ensure
the core starts in the correct marked
area.
• All core bits and cutting parts are water-
cooled so dust is minimized.
• Suitable respiratory protection to be
worn when required.
• Safe and complete scaffold platforms
with guard rails and toe boards fitted
with an access ladder to be provided.
• The scaffold may only be erected,
inspected, and tagged by a competent
scaffolder. Alteration and or
modification should be done only by a
competent scaffolder.
• Always anchor/hook lanyards of the
safety harness at a strong anchorage
point while working at heights.
• The area surrounding the scaffold must
be properly barricaded and appropriate
warning signs displayed.
• Employ a spotter to prevent
unauthorized access to the work area.
• Proper use of PPE (Safety Goggles) when
conducting coring activities.

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Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

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SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• A wet vac will be used to hoover up
water when coring is complete to ensure
good housekeeping.
• Level below coring works shall be
barricaded.
• Access and egress must be clear on all • Ensure proper supports are
the platforms. placed in accordance with
• Debris should be removed from the
the drawing.
platform daily.
• Not to overload the platform by stacking • It must be inspected by
materials on it. competent people,
• A height work/ Edge work/ shaft work structural engineers.
permit should be obtained before the • Ensure the materials needed
commencement of the activity. for the installation are
• Provide toolbox talks and training to the equally distributed to avoid
• Slips & Trips,
• Significant injury, lacerations, workforce before commencing the collapse.
Manual handling.
strains. • Never allow anybody to
• Fall of personnel activity.
• Fatality
• Falling objects/ • Ensure the use of appropriate personal work on an incomplete
12 Working at Heights • Cuts and bruises and 4 4 16 Yes 1 4 4
materials protective equipment. scaffold.
fractures
• Collapse of • Provide proper fall protection before • Never allow to work on the
• Back pains/ strains
Formwork scaffold without having safe
• Significant injury, cuts starting work. Provide a safe working
platform or safe standard. to work tag (Scaff tag).
• Ensure competent person and trained • All scaffolds must be
for the task. inspected following
• Ensure use of fall protection / full body assembly and then at
harness. suitable regular intervals by
• Pre-task briefing/toolbox talk before a competent person.
commencing the work. • Anchoring, bracing, lateral
• Ensure permits for the work system are and vertical ties must be
in place. provided for more stability.

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 RISK ASSESSMENT

Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Installation of lifeline and must be rigid • Scaffolding/ foam work must
and stable. be erected as per approved
• Barricading/enclosure of the area and design.
providing a designated watchman. Responsible Parties:
• Damaged scaffolding components must • Construction Manager
be removed and not used. • Site Engineer
• Never erect dismantle or alter until the • Supervisor
person is competent to do so. • Subcontractor
• Slips, trips, and • Install physical barriers and signs to • DSTI
falls due to ensure that the work areas are isolated • Implementing recycling
uneven surfaces
from other employees. programs for concrete
or debris.
• Injury from sharp • Equipment used to be adequate for waste.
specific housekeeping purposes. • Using proper waste
edges of broken
concrete. • Cuts, bruises, or more severe • Use of barriers and guardrails to containers to prevent
prevent falls. spillage and contamination.
• Falling debris injuries like fractures.
• Dust suppression systems like water • Establishing designated
during handling or • Respiratory issues from
sprays or vacuum cleaners. disposal areas away from
disposal. inhaling dust.
• Proper ventilation to control dust in water bodies.
• Exposure to dust- • Silicosis from prolonged
House Keeping enclosed areas. • Providing mechanical lifting
containing silica exposure to silica dust.
13 including Concrete 3 3 9 • Training for workers on safe handling Yes 1 3 3 aids to reduce manual
can cause • Skin burns or irritation from
Waste disposal and disposal of concrete waste. handling.
respiratory issues. wet concrete.
• Clearly defined procedures for waste • Training workers on proper
• Exposure to wet • Pollution of land and water,
segregation and disposal. lifting techniques.
concrete can affecting local ecosystems.
• Regular maintenance and cleaning • Designing work areas to
cause skin • Dust contributes to air quality
schedules. minimize awkward postures
irritation or degradation.
• Use of gloves, safety glasses, and and repetitive motions.
chemical burns.
protective clothing. • Having first aid stations
• Contamination of
• Respirators or dust masks to prevent readily accessible.
soil and water
inhalation of silica dust. • Emergency response plans
bodies with
• Steel-toe boots and helmets for for spills or accidents
concrete waste
physical protection. involving concrete waste.
and chemicals.

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 RISK ASSESSMENT

Description of Task / Activity: RISK ASSESSMENT FOR FLOOR SLAB CUTTING WORKS
Risk Assessment No: RA Rev No. 0

Legal
SI Risk Risk Additional Control Measures
Task Step Hazard Details Consequence Details P S Current Control Measures Req. P S
No. Rank Rank & Responsible Parties
Y/N
• Air pollution from • Regular drills and training
dust. on emergency procedures.
• Musculoskeletal • Regularly monitoring air
disorders from quality and dust levels.
lifting and • Conducting periodic safety
carrying heavy audits and inspections.
concrete pieces. • Reviewing and updating
safety protocols based on
incident reports and new
regulations.
Responsible Parties:
• Construction Manager
• Site Engineer
• Supervisor
• Subcontractor

NAME EMP NO DESIGNATION DATE SIGNATURE

ASSESSOR Jaseer K HSE 28-05-2024

APPROVED BY Chinthas Project Manager 28-05-2024

REVIEWED BY

RISK ASSESSMENT DATE REVIEW PERIOD DATE OF NEXT REVIEW

28.05.24 06 Months 27.11.2024

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 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) Client:
Document No.:
Activity: Demolition & Strengthening Works
BURJ DAMAN PENTHOUSE NIKOLAY SARKISOV
Revision: 0
Date: 21 May 2024
Page: 1 of 3
Verifying Inspection/Testing
Activity Authority
Sl. Controlling Acceptance Document
(Description of activity/ operation Frequency
No. Document Criteria and/or
requiring inspection/ testing) AFO CCP Consultant Client Remarks
Record

1 PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES
Project
Submission of documents & approvals – MST, Approval MST,
1.1 Specification, IFC Engineers Approvals Once H H A S
MSS, ITP, RA, SD MSS, ITP, RA
Drawing
Once. Prior to
1.2 Welding Procedure Specification (WPS/ PQR) Project Specifications Engineers Approvals Start/ Document WPS/ PQR H H A S
Verification

2 PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
Approval of Material
Inspection request- MIR.
Specification, All delivered material to
2.1 Material Delivery / Storage and Handling be kept in safe place as
Each Delivery MIR H H I/ A R
Material Approval
per manufacturer's
recommendation.

Obtain Structural approval prior to any start Specification, IFC

2.2 Engineers Approval All Area MIR H H I/ A R
any demolition and strengthening works Drawing

3 CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
3.1 Demolition Works
Project Specification,
Survey points for marking the cutting
Shop Drawing, WIR, Survey
3.1.1 locations, MEP clearance and Engineer’s Approved SD and MSS All Areas H H A S
Material Submittal Report
Approval
Approval
Project Specification,
PT Termination works on all affected slab to Shop Drawing,
3.2.4 Approved SD and MSS All Areas Checklist H H A S
be cut Material Submittal
Approval

LEGEND:
P - Prepare R – review A – Approval (Document Approval) I –Inspections (IR required)

H - Mandatory - work cannot proceed until activity has been S – Monitoring of work activities, NO W – Verifying Party to witness. Evidence of witness shall be
signed-off by relevant party report/record required by signature of relevant Inspection Report. NOT mandatory
 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) Client:
Document No.:
Activity: Demolition & Strengthening Works
BURJ DAMAN PENTHOUSE NIKOLAY SARKISOV
Revision: 0
Date: 21 May 2024
Page: 2 of 3
Verifying Inspection/Testing
Activity Authority
Sl. Controlling Acceptance Document
(Description of activity/ operation Frequency
No. Document Criteria and/or
requiring inspection/ testing) AFO CCP Consultant Client Remarks
Record
Specification, Shop
3.1.4. Final Inspection for the Cutting Works Done Drawing, Material Approved SD and MSS All Areas WIR H H H S
Submittal Approval

3.2 Strengthening Works

Project Specification,
Setting out with Surface preparation and
Shop Drawing,
3.2.1 drilled holes for epoxy anchoring for new Approved SD and MSS All Areas WIR H H A S
Material Submittal
steel connection
Approval
Project Specification,
Installation of new steel reinforcement for
Shop Drawing,
3.2.2 the core wall strengthening as per the Approved SD and MSS All Areas Checklist H H A S
Material Submittal
approved drawing
Approval
Project Specification,
Installation of formworks and concrete
Shop Drawing,
3.2.3 casting using approved material with the Approved SD and MSS All Areas Checklist H H A S
Material Submittal
required technical data
Approval
Project Specification,
Surface preparation for the slab
Shop Drawing,
3.2.5 strengthening using CFRP as per approved Approved SD and MSS All Areas Checklist H H A S
Material Submittal
drawings
Approval
Project Specification,
CFRP installation for the slab strengthening
Shop Drawing,
3.2.5 with correct length and quantities as per Approved SD and MSS All Areas Checklist H H A S
Material Submittal
approved drawings
Approval

3.3 Installation of all Structural Steel Element

As-Built setting out anchor bolts castings (if Project Specification,

3.3.1 Approved SD and MSS All Areas WIR H H A S
any) Shop Drawing

LEGEND:
P - Prepare R – review A – Approval (Document Approval) I –Inspections (IR required)

H - Mandatory - work cannot proceed until activity has been S – Monitoring of work activities, NO W – Verifying Party to witness. Evidence of witness shall be
signed-off by relevant party report/record required by signature of relevant Inspection Report. NOT mandatory
 INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) Client:
Document No.:
Activity: Demolition & Strengthening Works
BURJ DAMAN PENTHOUSE NIKOLAY SARKISOV
Revision: 0
Date: 21 May 2024
Page: 3 of 3
Verifying Inspection/Testing
Activity Authority
Sl. Controlling Acceptance Document
(Description of activity/ operation Frequency
No. Document Criteria and/or
requiring inspection/ testing) AFO CCP Consultant Client Remarks
Record
Project Specification,
Installation of steel beams/ plates with
Shop Drawing,
3.3.2 complete accessories and connection details Approved SD and MSS All Areas WIR H H A S
Material Submittal
as per approved drawing
Approval
Approved GA,
3.3.3 Bolt Tightening (Torque Test) Approved Design Approved SD and MSS All Areas Bolt Tightening H H A S
Calculations

3.3.4 Weld visual Assessments Project Specification Approved SD and MSS All Areas WIR S H A S

Project Specification,
Shop Drawing,
3.3.5 Final Inspection for Steel Installation Approved SD and MSS All Areas WIR H H A S
Material Submittal
Approval

4 POST-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
All close out
documents to be Document
4.1 Close Out Requirement Close out documents All documents P R A R
submitted and Submittals
Approved

LEGEND:
P - Prepare R – review A – Approval (Document Approval) I –Inspections (IR required)

H - Mandatory - work cannot proceed until activity has been S – Monitoring of work activities, NO W – Verifying Party to witness. Evidence of witness shall be
signed-off by relevant party report/record required by signature of relevant Inspection Report. NOT mandatory