PROJECT TITLE

150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN

CLUSTER

Method Statement fo Cable Pulling, Termination and

Testing (LV Power, ICT and Earthing Cables)

Method Statement for Cable

Pulling,Conduit ,Termination and Testing (LV
Power, ICT and Earthing Cables)
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Method Statement for Cable Pulling, Termination and

Testing (LV Power, ICT and Earthing Cables)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. SCOPE OF WORK --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7

2. DEFINITION ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
3. REFERENCES --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
4. RESPONSIBILITIES --------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
5. MANPOWER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
6. EQUIPMENT, TOOLS & MATERIALS -------------------------------------------------- 13
7. SAFETY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
8. METHOD STATEMENTS ----------------------------------------------------------------- 15
9. METHODS & PROCEDURES ----------------------------------------------------------- 16
10. WORK EXECUTION & PROCEDURES ------------------------------------------------ 17
11. INSPECTION & TESTING ---------------------------------------------------------------- 23
12. QUALITY CONTROL ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
13. ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY AND HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT ----------- 24
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Method Statement for Cable Pulling,coduit Termination

and Testing (LV Power, ICT and Earthing Cables)

1. SCOPE OF WORK
The method of statement covers basic requirements for Cable Pulling, Termination and
Testing (LV Power, ICT and Earthing Cables) for MAM 150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT
SOUTHERN
CLUSTER PROJECT, in accordance with a scope of work, Issued for Construction (IFC) Drawings,
PARSONS/

NEOM Project specifications, applicable PARSONS/NEOM standards, national and

international engineering standards and specifications.

2. DEFINITION
COMPANY - NEOM
CONTRACTOR - Masad AL Mutery Group
ASTM - Job Safety Analysis
PMC - PARSONS
RFI - Request for Information
- Work Inspection request
WIR
- Health Safety and Environmental
HSE
- Quality Control Plan
QCP
- Inspection and Test Plan
ITP
- Safety Task Assignment
STA
- Personnel Protective Equipment
PPE - Quality Assurance/Quality Control
QA/QC - Quality Department
QD - Quality Control Plan
QCP

3. REFERENCES

Safety Requirements for Plant and Operations Support Buildings

Electrical Area Classification
Technically Acceptable Instrument
Electrical Systems for Instrumentation
Security Lighting System
Basic Power System Design Criteria
Wiring Methods and Materials
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Method Statement for Cable Pulling,,coduit Termination and

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Substations
Grounding
Lighting
Telecommunication: Building Cable Systems, Pathways and Spaces
ITP for Low voltage cables and wires
NESC - National Electrical Safety Code
NEC - National Electrical Code
ANSI - American National Standards Institute
NEMA - National Electrical Manufacturers Association
NFPA 13 - Standard for the Installation of Sprinkler Systems
NFPA 70 - National Electrical Code (NEC), 2011 Edition
NFPA 72 - National Fire Protection Association
ANSI/UL 10B - Fire Test for Door Assemblies
UL 268 - Smoke Detectors for Fire Alarm Signaling Systems
Vendor Manufacturer's Installation Instruction Manual
NEOM Project specifications/standards
NEOM/PARSONS IFC Drawings

Specific Note: All work shall be carried out in accordance with applicable ITP and associated checklists
as well as manufacture’s instruction either specified in this procedure or not.

4. RESPONSIBILITIES

4.1 PROJECT MANAGER

The Project Manager has the overall responsibility t o attend the pre-construction meeting for any new
works related to the project and follow up the implementation of this Method Statement as follows.

- To ensure that all the preparation and application works are carried out according to the Contract
Specification.
- To ensure that the progressing of works is carried out according to the planned program and as per the
approved Method Statement.
- To ensure that all equipment and materials required for executing the work are available according to
the planned Construction Program.
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4.2 CONSTRUCTION MANAGER

The Construction Manager is responsible to attend the pre-construction meeting and to verify and
implement this Method Statement at any subsequent revision of the project. In addition, He is
responsible for ensuring that all works performed timely, properly, accurately and completely and aside
from making sure, that corrective action are taken in case the work was not done correctly.

However, he ensures that all safety issues are promptly addressed and remedied and safety
requirements and stipulations are met and that all works are performed in accordance with well-
established practices, Method Statement and in compliance with the schedule.

The Construction Manager shall report to the Project Manager on the overall status of the site execution
works.

4.3 ELECTRICAL SUPERINTENDENT

Electrical Superintendent shall study and review all necessary documents for the Installation and
provides necessary support in preventing unnecessary delays in Electrical, Instrument and Telecom
construction activities. This includes, technical scope of work, specifications, bill of quantities,
planned milestone dates and construction procedures. He shall monitor the availability of materials in
accordance with the scheduled construction activities.

He shall be directly reporting to the Electrical Construction Manager. He shall coordinate with other
disciplines to visualize possible conflicts in the obstruction and find appropriate solutions.

- Responsible for ensuring in the implementation of all activities related to this Method Statement
are being carried out as per project specification, drawings, material technical data sheets as well
as of the project safety requirement.
- Ensures that Site Engineer, Foreman and all operatives involved in the work will be briefed with
Method Statement and what will be expected of their work performance.
- Ensures that the Site Engineer and all supervisors perform their tasks properly and on time.

4.4 SITE ENGINEER

- Secures all work permits to execute the job and ensures that a copy of the permit will display in the
work area.
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- Supervise the execution of the work and ensure that it will do as per approved project
specifications, drawings, and work Method Statement.
- Ensures that all required equipment and materials to carry out all work activities are available and
properly distributed at site.
- Prepare and submit the daily report in coordination with the site foremen.
- To ensure that all field operatives including Subcontractor personnel directly involved with the
performance of the works will be briefed with this Method Statement and what will expected of their
works performance.
- Ensures that all corrective works is promptly performed following in-house inspection.
- Shall maintain the monitoring of the Bore holing Works until completion.
- The Site Engineer reports directly to Project Engineer or Superintendent.

4.5 FOREMAN

- Prepares STA’s and conduct on daily basis to ensure that each member of the crew is aware of their
tasks and recognize the hazards and to ensure that all control measures to arrest the hazards are
being implemented.
- To ensure that all members of the crew are familiar with the performance of the work they tasked to
perform and that they perform it properly and in a timely basis.
- He is responsible in the assignment of the qualified operatives to handle specific portable
equipment.
- The Foreman reports directly to the Site Engineer

4.6 HSE MANAGER

The HSE Manager is responsible for overall responsibility of ensuring, through the Safety
Supervisors/Safety Officers supervising the work, that the works in the field are performed safely and
in compliance with all safety standards and procedures of PARSONS/NEOM .

The HSE Manager shall reports to the corporate HSE Manager and coordinates matters with
PARSONS/NEOM HSE Team along with the functional responsibility to the Project Manager.

4.7 SAFETY SUPERVISOR

The Safety Supervisor is responsible for the following:

- To ensure that all safety requirements necessary to start these activities provided by the
construction group as per project HSE Manual and specifications.
- Conduct Hazard Identification & Risk assessment prior to start of work.
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- To ensure appropriate work permit has been received prior to start any activities.
- Discuss STA, what is the importance of STA for every activity like for the potential hazard in the
workplace and how to eliminate the hazard.
- Conducts inspection with Field Supervisor to ensure that all safety requirements being maintained
up to the completion of these activities.
- To report any unsafe act/unsafe conditions on workplace to HSE Manager in order to take corrective
action.
- To implement & compliance to PARSONS/NEOM HSE policy at the construction site.

4.8 QC MANAGER

The QC Manager has the overall responsibility for ensuring that work activities in site are performed in
compliance with all applicable quality standards, stipulations and approved Quality Control Procedure
in addition that corrective actions are taken in cases where works are not performed correctly.

The QC Manager shall report to the corporate Quality Assurance Manager and coordinates matters with
PARSONS/NEOM Quality Team along with the functional responsibility to the Project Manager.

4.9 QC SUPERVISOR

The site Quality Control Supervisor reports to the site Quality Control Manager; he is responsible for
the coordination of the inspections and tests during construction and pre-commissioning phases and
communicates with subcontractors (a) supervisors/Inspectors and third-party agency. He has
sufficient authority, access to work areas and organizational freedom to identify quality problems,
initiate, recommend or provide solutions, and verify the implementation of solutions.

Main Responsibilities:

- Carry out all the tasks that involve the inspection and tests till the end of mechanical completion.
- Communicate with assigned inspector to ensure the findings are addressed correctly in the
inspection report. Verify the issuance of inspection and test reports in accordance with inspection
and test procedures.
- Review and approve the results of inspection and test performed by subcontractor/third-party
including NDT.
- Identifying activities requiring to prepare and submit two weeks lookahead inspection schedule for
site QC manager review.
- Review and validate contract and subcontractor test reports prior to submittal to COMPANY.
- Trace FRI when necessary to verify the inspection status.
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- Collect and ensure records for quality inspection activities, in agreement with procedure or
applicable operative instructions and maintain records.
- Initiate/issuance of Internal Non-Conformance Report once a nonconformity has been detected.

4.9 QC INSPECTOR

- The QC Inspector is responsible for the submission of the IN and coordinating on the relevant
inspection after verification of the completed work by the construction team, to ensure compliance
to standard and specification requirements.
- Reports to QC Supervisor and to Site Engineer if portion of the work has not been performed
correctly and ask the Site Engineer to take corrective action.
- Reports directly to the QC Supervisor.
- The QC Inspector shall conduct in-house inspections in coordination with the Project Engineer who
is to ensure that all corrective actions necessary from said inspections will be performed promptly
by the Site Engineer and/or Foreman.
- QC Inspectors to log in all observed non-conformances in the Daily Surveillance Report and shall
coordinate with the Construction team for implementation of timely corrective measures.
- To ensure all test inspections will be performed and all relevant inspection forms will be recorded
as per Project specifications and applicable ITP.
- The QC Inspector shall report directly to the Quality Control Manager

5. MANPOWER

• Electrical Forman
• Industrial electrician
• Instrument Fitter
• FO Cable Splicer
• Scaffolder
• Helper
• Manlift Operator
• Boom Truck Operator
• Forklift operator.
• Backhoe/Excavator Operator and riggers, flagman.
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6. EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, AND MATERIALS

6.1 EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

6.1.1 EQUIPMENT & TOOL: LIGHTING, POWER AND CONTROL CABLES

• Measuring Tape
• Cable cutter
• Wire stripper
• Multi Tester
• Megger
• Heat gun or blow gun
• Marker pen
• Screwdriver Set, Spanner Key Set, LN Key Set
• Lorry crane, Excavator (Backhoe), Mobile crane
• Grinding Machine, Torque wrench, High Potential (Hipot) Test
• Manual Crimping Tools, Cable tie Tighting tools
• Hydraulic Crimping Machine
• Flat & Round Files
• Screw Drill Electrical
• Knife with blades.
• Fish Tape (Wire Puller)
• Cable Rollers or Cable drum stands.
• Wire and cables termination tool kit
• Control Cable termination and testing tool kit.
• A-type ladder
• Hand Gloves
• Eye protection
• Fire Extinguisher

6.1.2 EQUIPMENT & TOOL: LIGHTING & POWER

• Data termination and testing tool kit (Insulation striper, RJ45 Crimping tool, RJ45
tester, cleaning accessories, T Cutter etc.)
• Labeling Kit
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6.2 MATERIALS

• Power, Telecom, F&G, Control Cables

• Building wires
• Door access cables
• Paging Speaker Cables
• Terminal lugs
• Heat shrink & ferrule Tubes.
• Fire and Gas devices.
• Termination Accessories
• Electrical Insulation Tape
• Masking Tape
• Duct Seal (Dux Seal)
• Wire Lubricant
• Marker (Various Colors)
• Equipment Tags

6.3 HANDLING AND STORAGE

• Storage and Handling of cable before and during installation is carried out according to
manufacturer’s recommendation.
• Prior for hauling and transferring of materials to laydown area, study and check possible route
to be taken and verify overhead clearances, turns radius and path are clear from any
obstructions. The use of equipment such as boom truck are necessary for proper hauling and
unloading of materials to its location.
• Ensure that all lifting gear are being checked and are in good condition prior for lifting and
unloading works to avoid possible damage to all the materials.
• All cable drums shall be properly stored and safe keep at lay down area. Cable drums must
be stored on their round side and must not lie on its flat side. It shall be stored in designated
areas in such a manner that it can be easily identified and/or removed.

7. SAFETY
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Method Statement for Cable Pulling,coduit, Termination and

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7.1 All work shall be undertaken in accordance with the PARSONS/NEOM Project HSE Manual
and all individual activities will be set up in an orderly manner to ensure compliance with the
requirements.
7.2 Necessary work permits shall be obtained (by the Site Engineer) prior to start of any work
activity and work shall commence in accordance with the specific. Measures itemized in the
permit. A copy of the work permit shall be displayed at designated areas on site near the work
area to make available all relevant information on the permit to all operatives performing the
works.
7.3 All necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) shall wear during work at all times (Where
required) shall wear shoes, safety helmet, safety vests, goggles and hand glove.
7.4 All operatives will receive a (STA) Safety Task Assignment prior to commencing the works. This
Method Statement will be briefed all Operatives carrying out the works.
7.5 Safety signage’s and barricades, traffic cones shall be provided whenever required during the
implementation of this activity.
7.6 The worksite shall be maintained in a clean and tidy condition for the duration of the works.

8. METHOD STATEMENT: CABLE PULLING, TERMINATION & TESTING

8.1 INTRODUCTION

8.1.1 Prior to starting any work covered by this Method Statement, a preconstruction or Toolbox
meeting between directly involved supervisory/management personnel including HSE &
Quality Control Department of the Contractor and sub-contractor together with the
Client Representative/s shall be scheduled.

8.2 GENERAL PROCEDURE

8.2.1 Prior to starting any work covered by this Method Statement, a preconstruction or Toolbox
meeting between directly involved supervisory/management personnel including HSE &
Quality Control Department of the Contractor and sub-contractor together with the
Client Representative/s shall be scheduled.
8.2.2 Ensure that the material received follows the project specifications and approved MARs.
Delivered materials are to be received, inspected, and tested in accordance with ITP
approved by PMC/ESTD
8.2.3 Ensure that all required materials and accessories are delivered, inspected through WIR,
and approved by the NEOM and are readily available at the site to carry out the work.
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8.2.4 Prior to the commencement of work, areas, and access will be inspected to confirm that
site is ready to commence the work and coordinated with the related
disciplines/contractors.
8.2.5 All relevant documentation, approved shop drawings and material applicable to
particular section of works will be checked by Site Engineer prior to commencement of
work. Section of works will be checked by Site Engineer prior to commencement of work.
8.2.6 The Site Engineer/Site Supervisor will give necessary instructions to
tradesmen/electrician and provide necessary approved construction/shop drawings.
8.2.7 The Site Engineer/Site Foreman will check that proper tools and equipment are available
to carry out the work and are in compliance with JSA and contract specifications. All tools
and equipment shall be prepared and checked prior for cable pulling activities. Tools are to be
inspected and tagged to the site colour coding system and all defective tools and equipment
shall be returned immediately to Tool Room and/or Equipment Services to avoid inadvertent
use.
8.2.8 The Site Engineer will explain his team about HSE precautions to be observed.
8.2.9 The Site Engineer/Foreman ensures the cleanliness of area.

9. METHODS AND PROCEDURES

9.1.1 Special tools and testing shall bear valid calibration traceable to a national standard
indicating calibrating validity and periodically checked by third party laboratory testing
facility.
9.1.2 Check and prepare manpower, equipment, tools and other logistics for installation.
9.1.3 Ensure that working areas are ready for installation.
9.1.4 Review all references such as latest Issued For Construction drawings, Layout and
Technical Scope of Work, work permit requirements, and work procedures.
9.1.5 Secure necessary permits prior to start activity.
9.1.6 Confirm the installation of conduiting, cable tray has been completed and inspected
prior to pull wires and cable.
9.1.7 Ensure all materials, accessories and consumables shall be prepared and checked prior
to commencing with the works.
9.1.8 Ensure that all personnel are qualified for the work and are fully familiar with the tools
and equipment to be utilized.
9.1.9 Ensure technician must be qualified and approved as per schedule-Q.
9.1.10 CONTRACTOR shall obtain PMC/NEOM Approval of all job classifications (crafts) that
require qualification procedures and job clearance cards according to PMC/NEOM
requirements especially for MV cables termination and splicing works.
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9.1.11 Ensure that all relevant documents have been approved by contractor PMC/NEOM prior
to commencing installation, and that the latest revisions of IFC drawings [IFC drawings
shall be in line with mandatory standards requirements], specification, manufacturer’s
instruction/factory test reports, including approved procedures and disseminated to
concern personnel who carry out the work.
9.1.12 Ensure that all test equipment to be utilized is newly calibrated. Cable sealing shall be
done by proper cable gland or other applicable procedures as per requirement of
PMC/NEOM Standards.
9.1.13 Prior to installations and termination of cables and wires, verify the Electrical Equipment
(Panelboards, Transformers, Luminaires, wiring devices), Fire and Gas field instruments,
data outlets, Paging speakers, HVAC Field devices shall be suitable for the environment
where they are being installed. Panelboards, disconnect switches, Luminaires, outlets
and Fire Alarm/HVAC field devices installed outdoor shall be approved as weatherproof
and dust tight [IEC, NEMA, and UL may have differences in classifying and defining
weatherproof, rainproof, wet locations, etc. The intention of this requirement is to have
equipment suitable for the application.

10. WORK EXECUTION PROCEDURES

10.1 CABLING WORKS: CABLE & WIRE INSTALLATION AND TERMINATION

10.1.1 Small Power & Lighting (Transformers, Panelboards, Disconnect Switches, Power
Receptacles).
10.1.2 Communication (Voice and Data; Paging Speakers; Access Control; CCTV)
10.1.3 Instrument Control Cables: Fire Alarm Cables
10.1.4 Instrument Control Cables: HVAC Control

10.2 METHODS & PROCEDURES FOR CABLING WORKS: CABLE PULLING ( LV & ICT)

10.2.1 Material to be approved, inspected by consultant prior to using.

10.2.2 Cable Drum/Rolls to be shifted to site carefully without causing any damages to
insulation.
10.2.3 Works shall be performed as per approved IFC and shop drawings.
10.2.4 Unrolling of cables and wires as per direction marked on drums.
10.2.5 For large size cables, a proper cable sock to be used.
10.2.6 Cable does not stray away from the rollers.
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10.2.7 Secure approved drawing for Electrical & ICT for reference during layout. It should be
approved for construction.
10.2.8 QC inspection and acceptance for the installed cable for all Electrical Equipment,
lighting fixtures, convenience outlets
10.2.9 All wires utilized shall be continuous from source to point of termination without any
through joint.
10.2.10 Cable shall be installed protected from mechanical damage and where possible, within
the web of existing steelwork.
10.2.11 Pull the cable on main cable tray and to its branches in safely manner avoiding possible
mechanical damages and stress to cable. Arrange the cable on tray and fasten properly
by using approved type cable ties.
10.2.12 low voltage, control, and instrument cable shall be segregated
respectively and categorized with respect cable schedule and protected as appropriate.
10.2.13 Wires or cables to be pulled inside conduits with gentle pull using approved lubricant
where required to avoid physical damages to the insulation or conductor itself.
10.2.14 Proper stands and rollers to be used for cable/wire pulling to avoid twisting of cables and
wires and to ensure smooth installation of cables and wires.
10.2.15 All wiring of multi point circuits shall be carried out in a looping loop -in system.
Connections other than those required for the connections of switches, fuses, socket
outlets, motor etc. shall not be allowed.
10.2.16 PVC Insulated wires shall not cross any luminaries or heat producing equipment.
10.2.17 Traffic control shall be in place while duct bank installation works and cable pulling
works along busy working areas.

10.3 UNDERGROUND CABLE INSTALLATION (MV, LV & ICT)

10.3.1 Excavation of cable trench/duct banks shall comply with the latest issued approved for
construction drawings and specifications prior to cable pulling. The use of equipment
such as backhoe is necessary for this activity. Backfilling works for cable trench shall
commence after the all the cable pulling works are done.
10.3.2 All PVC & HDPE duct banks and building entries shall be identified according to
construction drawings. Temporary cable trench sectional marking shall be installed near
the cable trench for easy identification.
10.3.3 Underground cables shall be installed in Ducts/ High Density Polyethylene Pipes or
concrete encased PVC pipes in accordance with approved IFC/Shop drawings.
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10.3.4 Cable trench shall be inspected and to be free of any foreign materials and/or sharp
edges. Ensure that the cable trenches are of proper route, width, and depth conforming
to specifications and IFC/Shop drawings.
10.3.5 Upon acceptance of cable trench, sand bedding shall be placed. Sand bedding materials
to be used shall be free from any sharp stones, debris and contaminant material. The
sand bedding or soil in the cable trench and around the PVC Ducts shall be well water
compacted.
10.3.6 PVC / HDPE shall be used as conduit in the duct bank with a minimum distance between
them as per IFC/Shop drawings. The sizes of the PVC / HDPE shall be shown on the
approved IFC/Shop drawings. Duct banks shall also be inspected and to be free of any
foreign materials and/or sharp edges.
10.3.7 Upon completion and acceptance of installed PVC/HDPE duct banks, the cable trench
surface shall be covered with PVC warning tape (On top of sand bedding over PVC/HDPE
duct banks).
10.3.8 After installation of Warning Tape, proceed with final backfilling of cable trenches.
10.3.9 As part of cable pulling preparation, set cable drum jacks on leveled and stabled ground,
use dunnage or plywood if necessary.
10.3.10 To ensure that proper cable identification (Tagging) is provided at the lead end of the
cable before pulling and to the other end after cable laying matching the assigned cable
identification in the cable schedule.
10.3.11 Cables shall be carefully handled and pulled to avoid damage in insulation and over
tension during cable pulling. Sufficient clearance shall be provided from foreign
structures, such as water main, sewers and gas lines.
10.3.12 Pull underground cable manually and/or by machine with tension-meter (as appropriate)
in safely manner taking care of cable especially on MV voltage of big sizes. Sufficient
manpower shall be deployed in normal interval protecting the cable for possible
insulation damages and stress to cable. Cable will normally pull by hand, segregated by
voltage and duty into group to the dimensions detailed in the installation drawings. Laying
patterns shall be strictly adhered to since cable sizing and current ratings are based on
group rating factors applied especially to those patterns and relevant environmental
conditions.
10.3.13 Cable rollers, such as corner rollers and straight rollers shall be used wherever
necessary.
10.3.14 Before cutting the cable, both ends must be inspected to ensure sufficient length is left
for slack and termination allowance.
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10.3.15 Upon completion of confirmation and inspection of cables in cable trenches/duct

banks, individual cable lengths shall be Continuity and Insulation Resistance tested.
10.3.16 Conduct housekeeping in the work area before and after the work.

10.4 EARTHING CABLE INSTALLATION AND TESTING

10.4.1 Earthing cables shall be inspected for possible factory or handling damaged.
10.4.2 Install Earthing cable following the routing and plans in accordance with the IFC/
Shop drawing. Earthing cable shall be laid in direct buried in trench.
10.4.3 All installation works shall be in accordance with Earthing installation drawings. 10.4.4
Conduct Continuity and Insulation Resistance Test and Earthing Resistance Test for the
pulled earthing cable.
10.4.5 All inspection and testing of earthing cables shall conform for electrical inspection
and testing.

10.5 METHODS & PROCEDURES FOR CABLING WORKS: CABLE TERMINATION & TESTING (
LV and Lighting)

10.5.1 Material to be approved, inspected prior to using through material receiving inspection.
10.5.2 QC inspection and acceptance to be obtained for the installed Electrical Equipment,
lighting fixtures, convenience outlets, perforated trays and conduits prior to commence
cable termination works.
10.5.3 Ensure the cables are installed as per approved IFC/Shop drawings and NEC standards.
10.5.4 After completed installation, individual cable lengths shall be Continuity and Insulation
Resistance tested.
10.5.5 If the cable is not going to be terminated immediately after its installation, cable end shall be
sealed to avoid moisture and water-ingress. Provide temporary identification to each end for
easy reference during termination.
10.5.6 Minimum wires and cables extension to be maintained in termination or switch boxes in
accordance with NEC requirements.
10.5.7 All wires and cables to be tagged labeled in accordance with cable schedules and
according to dedicated circuits mentioned in panel schedules for termination. Labeling
the wires and conduit should be as per KSA standards and procedures using approved
method of labels.
10.5.8 Wires shall be drawn in a skillful and workmanship manner.
10.5.9 Glanding termination, splicing, cable tags, core marker and name plate installation as
per requirements for each discipline.
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10.5.13 QC inspection and acceptance for cable pulling above ground level passing main
tray
towards lighting panel board.
10.5.14 Cables and wires for power and lighting to be pulled according to color codes
mentioned
in lighting skeleton diagrams, panel schedules and NEOM standards or
applicable international standards.
10.5.15 Sizes of cables and wires to be installed carefully according to approved IFC drawings
and load ratings to be verified according to panel schedules.
10.5.16 Ensure the cables or wires length does not exceed the allowable length to control
the
load losses and voltage drops.
10.5.17 All wires utilized shall be continuous from source to point of termination.
10.5.18 Ensure the cables and wires are tested for Insulation resistance and recorded through
QC inspection as per requirements of IEC and NEC standards.
10.5.19 Ensure the cables and wires are secured at entries into panelboards/equipment using
appropriate cable terminal glanding or as per approved IFC drawings.
10.5.20 Ensure cables and wires meet the minimum extension requirements for
termination
inside the enclosures/Junction Boxes as per NEC standards.
10.5.21 Ensure the cables and wires are marked and labeled according to appliable standards
and terminated using appropriate terminal lugs for each size.
10.5.22 Ensure the cables and wires are labeled and marked as per approved IFC drawings and
NEC requirements.
10.5.23 Ensure the equipment tags are installed as per approved drawings and equipment tag
lists.
10.5.24 QC inspection and acceptance for cable and wire termination.
10.5.25 QC Inspection for final testing and acceptance. Internal inspection/ review by QC and
operation on a possible miss look of material requirements as per drawing and rectify
right away prior to WIR submittal within 24hrs.

10.6 METHODS & PROCEDURES FOR CABLING WORKS: TELECOMMUNICATION CABLES

INSTALLATION, TERMINATION AND TESTING (VOICE & DATA, PAGA, ACS, CCTV)

10.6.1 Material to be approved, inspected prior to using through material receiving inspection.
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Method Statement for Cable Pulling,coduit, Termination and

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10.6.2 Ensure the IFC /Shop drawings are approved by PMC.

10.6.3 Ensure telecommunication building cable system pathways and spaces to be completed
and inspected.
10.6.4 QC inspection and acceptance for the installed Voice and Data outlets, Door Access
Control System equipment, Paging Speaker System and CCTVS Cameras should be
completed with reference approved ITP.
10.6.5 Ensure the cables are installed as per approved IFC drawings, NEOM standards.
10.6.6 Ensure the extension and looping of cables inside back boxes to meet minimum
requirements as per NEOM Standards.
10.6.7 Ensure CAT6 cable lengths do not exceed 90 meters from patch panel to outlets.
10.6.8 Data cables to be pulled using cables rollers, gentle pull to avoid cable twisting and
insulation damages and proper marked for identification with standard marking system.
10.6.9 QC inspection and acceptance for the installed data cables, Door Access Control
System cables, Paging Speaker cables and CCTVS Cameras should be completed with
reference Approved ITP.
10.6.10 Data cable termination to be completed by certified technicians and installers.
10.6.11 Termination to be carried out in accordance with NEOM Standards.
10.6.12 Ensure the equipment tags are installed as per approved drawings and equipment tag
lists.
10.6.13 QC inspection and acceptance for cable termination with reference to approved ITP.

10.7 METHODS & PROCEDURES FOR CABLING WORKS: FIBRE OPTIC CABLES INSTALLATION,
TERMINATION AND TESTING

10.7.1 Material to be approved, inspected prior to using through material receiving inspection.
10.7.2 Pull cable with extra cautious to prevent the optical cable experiencing direct stress
following the cable pulling.
10.7.3 Cable must never be over-bent going through trays or conduits, between tray section, or
when making transitions between locations.
10.7.4 Cables should never be kinked or knotted.
10.7.5 Fibre Optic Cable termination works to be only carried out by authorized Fibre Optic cable
terminators.
10.7.6 Precautions should be taken to avoid cut fiber cables contact with eyes or skin or clothing
in terminating the cable.
10.7.7 Terminate the points of the fiber optic on the designated slot in the patch panel according
to approved for construction drawings.
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10.7.8 Use fusion type or any technique approved by client, for the termination or splicing of the
cable it should be compatible with the fiber optic cable.
10.7.9 For un-terminated connectors, install dust cap on it.
10.7.10 Prior to testing end connectors should be cleaned.
10.7.11 Conduct continuity test on the fiber optic cables by emitting a laser light on the fiber
cable and check if the other ends light.
10.7.12 Upon completion of termination of Fibre Optic cables, An OTDR test to be conducted to
verify the correctness of termination works.

10.8 METHODS & PROCEDURES FOR CABLING WORKS: CONTROL CABLES INSTALLATION,
TERMINATION AND TESTING (FIRE ALARM, HVAC CONTROL)

10.8.1 Material to be approved, inspected prior to using through material receiving inspection.
10.8.2 Ensure the IFC drawings are approved and NEOM stamped for all fire and gas alarm
system.
10.8.3 Ensure all IFC drawings to be approved for HVAC control system and meet the
requirements of HVAC Standards.
10.8.4 Ensure Fire Alarm and HVAC control system pathways to be completed and inspected in
accordance NEC/NFPA 72.
10.8.5 QC Inspection for all control cables ways, cables installation and testing to be done with
reference to Approved ITP.
10.8.6 Ensure the extension and looping of cables inside back boxes to meet minimum
requirements as per NEOM Standards.
10.8.7 Control cables to be pulled gently using cables rollers, cable lubricants to avoid
insulation damages and proper marked for identification with standard marking system.
10.8.8 IR testing of fire and gas, control cables to be carried out with reference to PMC/NEOM
Standards.
10.8.9 Control cable to be terminated and labeled as per approved IFC drawings, approved
vendor termination diagrams and applicable PMC/NEOM standards.
10.8.10 QC inspection and acceptance for cable termination with reference to approved ITP.

11. INSPECTION & TESTING: LIGHTINGS, RECEPTACLES, COMMUNICATION SYSTEM

OUTLETS, FIELD DEVICES (PAGING, F&G, HVAC)

11.1.1 QC inspection for completed lightings, devices, and steel supports shall be requested,
and inspection/ test results shall be filed and recorded on appropriate approved forms.
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11.1.2 Pre-commissioning/ testing for panel board electrical components shall be performed in
accordance with the requirements. The result shall be recorded and reported to PMC QC.
11.1.3 Final Illumination and functional test shall be conducted, and all results shall be
recorded as per PMC/NEOM forms.
11.1.4 All inspection and testing activities for lighting shall be referred to the approved ITP
complying with all the requirements.
11.1.5 Inspection of electrical equipment and power outlets shall refer to the approved ITP. QC
Inspector shall witness and record the result and shall be submitted to PMC/NEOM.
11.1.6 Documentation of whole system after completion shall be completed as required, which
shall be submitted to PARSONS/NEOM then for review and approval of document.
11.1.7 After all the lighting fixtures, and devices are terminated, a functional test is then
performed to ensure that these are connected to the right panel board and circuit in
accordance with approved energization package.
11.1.8 Ensure that the orientation of the lighting fixtures is correctly adjusted to attain an
equality distributed level of desired illumination.
11.1.9 Perform the illumination test at any location to ascertain that the desired illumination
level is attained.
12. QUALITY CONTROL
12.1.1 Standards are complied with. All testing and Inspection shall be coordinated
with
PMC/MAM Inspectors.
12.1.2 PMC/ MAM QC Inspector shall be assigned to ensure the quality control and
assurance requirement of the project.
12.1.3 PMC/ MAM QC Inspector shall be responsible to conduct all required
inspection/
documentation and ensures that all applicable requirements, codes, and standards
are complied with.
12.1.4 PMC/MAM QC Inspector must utilize the applicable ITP/IC for every activity.
12.1.5 Contractor’s QC and PMC QC Inspectors shall carry out the necessary inspections
in
various stages of the Lighting system, power receptacles, switch gear and control
equipment, communication systems, fire and gas alarm system, HVAC control system,
cable laying, cable glanding /termination of electrical works. Inspections shall be based
on approved Inspection and Test Plan and discrepancies shall be within the accepted
allowable tolerances.
13. ENVIRONMENTAL , SAFETY AND HEALTH & RISK ASSESSMENT – SEE ATTACHED
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13.1 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS:

 Wet the ground before grading and clearing works to prevent excessive generation of dust.

 The drop height of excavated materials onto the ground shall be minimized to limit dust emissions.

 Spill kits shall have available, adequate and suitable contents, appropriate to the quantities, if the excavation
carried out by mechanical method
 Stop Work and barricade the area if Contractor finds any Natural treasure during excavation so
immediately inform to your Contractor Environmental Manager and discovery shall be reported to the
Environmental department of PMC and NEOM

 In case of eye contact, wash eyes with water from eye wash.

 In case task resulted in waste, clean the task site and take waste to the right waste collection area.
 Housekeeping shall be maintained throughout the task. Properly dispose of all waste; don’t dump on the
ground.

13.2 HEALTH AND SAFETY REQUIREMENT:

 No activity shall be carried out unless there is valid PTW authorized by permit issuer. Dynamic risk
assessment/ toolbox talk shall be carried out prior to each activity

 All the worker shall be inducted by safety and Neom ID’S shall be obtained.
 Only competent persons shall carry out the activity tasks. Task technical & HSE instructions shall be
readily available to task performer (e.g. method statement risk assessment etc.)
 Task performer shall ensure that all hand-tools & equipment which are required to carry out the activity
are in good condition and that he knows how to use them safely.
 Safety shoes must be worn; dust mask and hand gloves shall be provided and must be used when required.
In case of chemical use then the PPE stated by Safety data sheet shall be provided and used.
 Job performer shall be trained on how to carry out safe manual handling. In case of heavy load
mechanical aids shall be used.
 Defective tool / equipment shall be immediately taken out of use.
 Task performer shall be trained on how to use ladder safely.
 Safe mean of access and egress shall be provided
 All the electrical tool must be inspected by the competent person before the task and color code shall
be updated.
 Daily housekeeping shall be done and empty container shall be removed
 Welfare facilities shall be provided at site
 Safety data sheet be communicated to all the workers before the task
 Eye wash facilities shall be readily available at site.
 ABC type fire extinguisher shall be available at site.
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METHOD OF STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM

 Restricted mean of entry (unauthorized person shall not be allowed)

Note “There is zero tolerance on site safety rules. Any violation of those rules may result in
intervention to the task until corrective action is taken place.”

Below mentioned PPE shall be used during the task;

Long Sleeves Helmet/ Hand Full Body Respiratory

Hi-Vis Vest Safety Shoes Eye Protection
Shirts Bump Cap Gloves Harness Protection

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13.3 Task-Specific Emergency Arrangements

Even hazards are anticipated and identified; we still need to be cautious for any type of
1. emergency that may occur.so to deal with any kind of these emergencies, an
emergency vehicle will be parked near the working area with the driver available
and a Nurse/ First Aiders shall always remain present during the course of work. In case
of any Mishap happens; the site supervisor or any worker present there shall
immediately report to the site first aider/ Nurse and seek immediate assistance. The
first aid personnel / Nurse will provide temporary treatment rescue to the victims’
and immediately transport the patient to nearby hospital for proper treatment, safety
personnel at site shall immediately conduct preliminary investigation to gather report from
personnel working in the same area, incident/accident shall be reported immediately to
NEOM safety department as per the NEOM reporting procedures.
• Nurse and the ambulance driver shall be notified, if not possible to notify directly
to the nurse, the Engineer shall be notified foremost.
• While waiting for the emergency response team (Nurse, Ambulance, Safety
Officer), if situation requires and does not affect for the integrity of the patient,
bring him in clear and fresh air area.

• Do not attempt to help or rescue if not trained to do so, you may endanger yourself
as well as the injured person.
• Make the path accessible for the rescue vehicles, do not block at any time.
• Upon arrival of the Rescue Team, do not interrupt them or attempt to help if you
are not asked to do it.

In any General emergency every supervisor shall ensure the following:

1. Stop all work in the area of any kind of emergency at once.

2. Switch off all the running equipment (mobile or non-mobile) and vehicles.
3. Park vehicle on side of the road that shall not block the access road.
4. All men must be evacuated at the assembly point.
5. No one shall be allowed to come near the fire or accident area except for the
authorized persons only (ERT)
6. Head counting shall be done in the assembly area by the site supervisor.
7. All personnel shall stay in assembly area until all clear alarm activated or someone
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responsible person gives information of all clear.

Emergency contact Number as per attached (See Appendix A)
All Personnel shall be trained in how to make an emergency call:
• REMAIN CALM AND SPEEK CLEARLY. SAY YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY.
• GIVE YOUR NAME AND YOUR PHONE NUMBER.
• GIVE YOUR EXACT LOCATION; IF POSSIBLE, GIVE THE NEAREST LANDMARK.
• SAY YOU NEED; AN AMBULANCE, POLICE OR FIRE FIGTHERS.
• DESCRIBE WHAT IS HAPPENING AND DESCRIBE THE VICTIM'S CONDITION.
• DO NOT HANG UP UNTIL THE CALL-TAKER SAYS IT IS OK TO DO SO.
• IF POSSIBLE, KEEP THE LINE CLEAR FOR ANY RETURN CALLS.
• IF YOU CAN, SEND SOMEONE TO GET THE AMBULANCE.
• IF HELP DOESN'T COME, CALL AGAIN.

Emergency procedure in the cases of the following

Notify all personnel involved with the project of the emergency response
procedures
MAM must ensure that in the event of an incident, the first priorities are
ensuring that:
• There is no continuing risk that could harm or further harm anyone,
including persons already injured.
• Appropriate care is provided to injured persons.
• Emergency contact details must be displayed on site and every should
know in case of emergency they should call the emergency numbers

EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS IN CASE OF THE FOLLOWING: -

13.2.1 Emergency rescue measures for formwork and support collapse: -
Emergency rescue can strengthen the ability to deal with accidents. According
to the pre-formulated emergency treatment methods and measures, once an
accident occurs, it can be ensured that there is no chaos in the face of danger,
and it can make an efficient and rapid emergency response to minimize the
harm of the accident and reduce the harm of the accident consequences to life,
property and the environment.
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Method Statement for Cable Pulling, coduit, Termination and

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A. When the monitoring personnel and site safety officer at the construction site find any
abnormality, they shall immediately report it to the on-site emergency rescue team, who
shall immediately order to stop the operation and organize the construction personnel to
evacuate to a safe place. The evacuation of personnel shall be directed by the team
members arranged by the team leader, and the specific commander shall arrange the
personnel to evacuate to a safe place quickly, and do a good job of on-site safety warning.
B. In case of collapse accident, the emergency rescue team shall be contacted on the
emergency numbers displayed on the site lactation. The rescue team shall be fully staffed,
and the site shall be protected in addition to reporting to the HSE department and HSE
safety manager will report to client (PARSONS & NEOM) immediately.
C. When the construction personnel are buried, pressed or trapped, the support shall be
observed first. If local reinforcement is required, personnel shall be immediately organized
for reinforcement, and then personnel can be organized for rescue on the premise of
confirming safety.
D. The IP shall be rescued by the male nurse with team member on-site
E. The Site nurse shall administer the first aid and determine if the patient needs to be
brought to the site first aid room or sent directly to the hospital
F. Male nurse will give the first aid to the IP
G. The IP shall be carried to the ambulance with a stretcher. The seriously injured shall be
immediately given oxygen inhalation and infusion, and then sent to the nearby hospital for
treatment.
H. After verifying that all personnel have been rescued, take photos or
videos of the location of the injured, prohibit irrelevant personnel from
entering the accident site, and wait for the accident investigation team to
investigate and handle.

13.2.2 Excavation collapse

A. Emergency ambulance available at site
B. First responders / site nurse for rescue
C. Access / egress shall be clear from any obstructions
D. Emergency numbers communicated to all personnel and displayed at site.
E. Trained excavation only shall enter the excavation area.

Rescue operation for excavations:

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VICTIM REMOVAL / INCIDENTS WITHOUT COLLAPSE

A. Create a safe zone around the victim.
B. Remove objects trapping the victim such as pipes, lumber, machinery, etc.
C. Assess victim’s condition.
D. Properly package the patient and remove from the trench.
VICTIM REMOVAL / INCIDENTS WITH COLLAPSE
A. Begin dirt removal while operating from a safe zone.
B. Continue extending safe zone into collapse zone.
C. Create a safe zone around the victim.
D. Uncover victim to below the diaphragm utilizing small shovels, buckets, or by hand, and assess
the victim’s condition.
E. Completely uncover the victim, properly package the patient and remove from the trench.

TREATMENT
A. Conduct a primary survey upon reaching the victim.
B. Initiate C-spine precautions as soon as possible.
C. Conduct a secondary survey and correct any life-threatening conditions.
D. Consider removing the victim from danger prior to providing definitive care.

For other Medical related Emergency occurring on the job site, fellow employees shall inform a
supervisor or a safety representative to call the Project Site Nurse or if None is present, they would
contact the first aider or project Nurse themselves,
• Location of the incident
• Extent of injuries
• Description of symptoms
• Seriousness and nature of the emergency
The Site nurse upon arrival shall administer the first aid and determine if the patient needs to be
brought to the site first aid room or sent directly to the hospital.
Patient shall be then carefully laid on the stretcher as per the instruction and help of the Nurse and
brought to the ambulance; from there he shall be transported to the first aid room or the hospital.
On being informed, the HSE Manager will proceed to the incident location, appraise the situation and
in the event of need, will request assistance from the nearest medical facility: e.g., Tel: () giving details
of the emergency:
• Location;
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• Type of accident, including symptoms and extent of injury(s);

• Name (s) of injured person(s);
• Caller’s name and telephone number;
Arrangement will then be made to either transport the victim to the hospital directly by the project
ambulance or meet the responding ambulance crew at the Site entrance as appropriate / as
determined by the project Nurse.

13.3 Fall from height due to collapse of scaffold or ladder

• Call the first aider and site nurse with ambulance
• If the IP is conscious and you think they may have fallen from height or could have
injured their neck or spine- do not move them try and keep them as still as possible
and discourage them from twisting.
• Wait for the ambulance and calmly keep reassuring them until rescue team arrive
• The rescue team must raise or lower the IP to the nearest safe work platform or the
floor or ground level
• Male nurse will provide the first aid and CPR if required
• If the condition of IP is serious immediately transfer him to the nearest hospital
• Stop all the activities and barricade the area of accident

13.4 Fire, accident and medical evacuation on site.

In an emergency every Supervisors shall ensure the following:
➢ Stop work immediately.
➢ All MAM workers and visitors should evacuate the working area to the nearest
assembly point.
➢ Switch off all the running equipment (mobile or non-mobile) and vehicles.
➢ Park vehicle on side of the road that shall not block the access road.
➢ Notify NEOM representative at the same time of the emergency case (911).
➢ Call all emergency disciplines like Ambulance or Police or the Civil Defense Unit.
➢ Report the accident to RC representative.
➢ No one shall be allowed to come near the fire or accident area except for the authorized
➢ persons only (ERT)
➢ Head counting shall be done in assembly area by site supervisor.
All people shall stay in assembly area until all clear alarm activated or someone responsible person
gives information of all clear.
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in Case of Fire:
➢ Do attempt to fight the fire alone, unless it is small enough that can be extinguished by a portable
fire extinguisher, never approach any fire, where there is a risk for your own safety.
➢ To operate a portable fire extinguisher, you must:
➢ PULL... Pull the pin. This will also break the tamper seal.
➢ AIM... Aim low, pointing the extinguisher nozzle (or its horn or hose) at the base of the fire. ...
➢ SQUEEZE... Squeeze the handle to release the extinguishing agent.
➢ SWEEP... Sweep from side to side at the base of the fire until it appears to be out.

13.5 In case of a diesel spill:

➢ Attempt to control the spill at the source to avoid any further diesel to be added while you are
cleaning. Once controlled, Spread the Absorbent to the full area of the spill that has formed, Damp
the area with absorbent until the spill is all soaked by the absorbents, then remove all the diesel-
soaked absorbents and discard as approved by MSDS and NEOM.
➢ Remove any contaminated soil left behind and discard as per the instructions from MSDS and
NEOM environmental engineer.

13.6 case of road accident follows the below procedure: -

1 Equipment Notify First Aider, Project Nurse PM, CM, SM, PMC
overturn NEOM
2 Collision of Call the safety-first aider /foreman nearby. check if
equipment with the driver inside equipment/ vehicle, check if there
other vehicles is minor /major injury, and only remove the person
from equipment
3 Other Check the wellbeing of worker, wait for help,
document the accident

➢ ONE OF THE BEST WAY TO PREPARE IS TO PRACTICES

Conduct emergency response drills (including, but not limited to, fire, rescue,
and spill drills) to test the effectiveness of emergency procedures and
equipment, and the knowledge and proficiency of all response personnel.
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These drills must be conducted on no less than a six-month periodic basis, or

as directed by NEOM Projects.

13.7 Notification of Incidents and reporting protocol

Project Management Consultants, Delivery Partner and Contractors must ensure that all Serious
Incidents requiring support from the Emergency Services are notified immediately to the NEOM
Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC).

MAM will notify all Serious Incidents to the Project Management Consultant or Delivery Partner as
soon as possible by the quickest available means (normally by telephone). The Project

Management Consultant or Delivery Partner must then notify such events to the Employer as
soon as practicable and within 2 hours of occurrence.

Notification is designed to alert the Employer and it is recognized that only basic information may
be available immediately after an incident. The Project Management Consultant or Delivery
Partner is responsible for ensuring appropriate and factually correct information is provided to
the Employer.

All Serious Incidents must also be entered onto Enablon within 24 hours of occurrence. For
reference NEOM-NPR-STD-001 Appendix C provides further guidance on the key notification,
reporting and investigation steps following an incident.

Initial Reporting of Incidents

Project Management Consultants, Delivery Partner and Contractors must ensure that the initial
report of a Serious Incident is provided within 24 hours of occurrence. Initial reports are expected to
contain the factual information available at the time and are not expected to be detailed accounts of
the incident. The template to be used for the initial 24-hour report across NEOM Projects is
provided in NEOM-NPR-STD-001_FRM02

Final Reporting of Incidents

Project Management Consultants, Delivery Partner and Contractors must ensure the final report of
incidents is completed with all relevant supporting evidence and corrective action plans and
entered onto Enablon within 7 calendar days of occurrence. For Fatal Incidents, this must be
completed within 14 calendar days of occurrence, with an interim report within 7 calendar days. In
situations where this is not possible (e.g., delays in gathering medical or police reports and
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evidence to complete the investigation, requirements for specialist testing, expert testimony, etc.,),
the Employer must be notified, and the investigation and report entered onto Enablon as soon as
possible.
All Contractors’ investigations must be reviewed and verified by the relevant Project
Management Consultant or Delivery Partner prior to submission to the Employer.

The final investigation report, whether generated by the Contractor or Project Management
Consultant or Delivery Partner, must be approved by a senior leader (e.g., Project Director) of
the Project Management Consultant or Delivery Partner.
Final investigation reports must be suitable and sufficient as well as proportionate to the
severity of the incident and the level of risk.
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13.8 welfare facilities

MAM must ensure the provision of suitable and sufficient welfare facilities, including
drinking water, washing toilets, restrooms, and first aid room and prayer room will be
provided during the installation erection modification and dismantling of scaffold
MAM must ensure welfare facilities are provided and maintained from the start of
mobilization to the end of the construction period.

13.8.1 Rest area: - MAM shall provide designated rest areas that are sufficient to hold the
number of employees working in that area. Any rest areas should be adequately protected from
adjacent plant/equipment/roads etc. Rest shelters must be provided while workers are
undertaking site activities to protect them from adverse weather conditions (heat,
sun, wind, cold, etc.)

• The rest area shall be completely shaded from the sun, and allow fresh air to
circulate constantly; if indoors, ventilation or air-conditioning is to be provided.
• No construction materials, chemicals or flammables are to be stored within the rest
area.
• Where reasonably practicable, seating and tables are to be provided.
• Rest Areas are to be designated as “No Smoking

13.8.2 Drinking water: -

MAM shall undertake their roles and responsibilities in accordance with the general
requirements of NEOM-NPR-GFR – MSU 1 – Roles and Responsibilities Section 3.2.5. MAM
shall conduct inspection of the drinking water program in accordance with
NEOMNPR- GFR – MSU 8.
• MAM must ensure that an adequate supply of cooled drinking water
is
provided in offices, mess areas, field rest shelters and at other suitable points to
ensure every employee has immediate access to drinkable water
• MAM must ensure that the water is of wholesome quality and free
of
contaminants. Drinking water supplied from bottles or containers must be
protected from possible contamination and changed periodically to prevent it
from becoming stagnant. Cups or other suitable drinking vessels must be
provided.
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• Water coolers should be shaded where placed on-site out of direct sunlight wherever
possible
• Drinking water must be marked ‘Drinking Water’ in Arabic, English and the most
common languages used in the workplace.

13.8.3 First aid station: - for Employees during the installation of septic tank a First
Aid Room and qualified MOH male nurse and First Aid materials and supplies. A First Aid
Room shall be furnished and equipped as advised by a licensed nurse
A medical staff holding a current certificate issued by a registered nurse shall be on duty
in the station at all hours when work is in progress and he should be capable in dealing with
any emergency that arise within the project
Ambulance
- Driver must be a holder of a current Saudi Driving License with the specific restriction
code.
- He must be trained in first aid and able to understand and speak the English
language.
- He must be able to pass the practical driving test conducted by the Project Safety
Manager or his representative.
- The Ambulance driver must familiarize himself of the road access at the work site
and fabrication yards.

13.8.4 Toilet facilities: - MAM will provide portable toilets facilities during the
installation of temporary facilities and will make sure it should be sufficient in numbers with
adequate water supply with all be basic requirement as per NEOM safety standards

• MAM shall ensure an adequate supply of toilet paper, soap and a means of
hand at drying all times. Cleaning roster on the entire project site and lay down
area must be displayed outside of the toilet.

• Toilets should be well lit, ventilated and kept clean at all times. Contractor shall
introduce a cleaning and maintenance regime to ensure that good hygiene standards
are maintained. In the instance where portable toilets are hired for site, Contractor
shall ensure that cleaning and maintenance is provided by the Supplier as part of the
contract agreements.
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OXAGON, NEOM

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Method Statement for E&I Cable Pulling,coduit, Termination
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INCIDENT EMERGENCY

Chandra Dev
SAFETY OFFICER
0560466745

AYman
SITE NURSE
0538058472

mansour dawahreh Engr Mahmoud Mrashdeh

Nazeer HSE MANAGER
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER PROJECT MANAGER
0501837843
0558538040 0561522871

ALAN STUART LOCAL POLICE 999 NEOM 911

HEALTH & SAFETY
CIVIL DEFENCE / FIRE EMERGENCY/
MANAGER
DPARTMENT 998 NON
0551328475
EMERGENCY
LOCAL TRAFFIC
NUMBERS
ACCIDENT 993

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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
Risk assessment for E&I cable pulling, termination and testing Sheet no. 1 of 67

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Nature and possible effects of a Who or what may
S. no. Severi Likeli Ass'ed Risk control measures Severi Likeli Ass’ed Comments
hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
1 Tool Box Talk and JSA Discussion Workers/ • Make sure to only allocate skilled and Responsible Person:
• Poor communication Supervisor/ Construction manager
competent personnel. /Site Engineer/ site Safety
• Perception Engineer • Ensure TBT delivered on their language. officer
• Language barrier • Double check the workers understanding about
• lack of understanding. 3 P AR 3 R A
the message which delivered.
• Personals injuries to the
• TBT to be delivered in calm and quite
worker due to lack of
awareness atmosphere.
• Make sure to discuss the JSA to involved staff
2 Work Permit Workers/ • Ensure work permit system implemented Responsible Person:
Permit Issuer
• Lack of safety measures Supervisor/ before the start of activity. /Permit Receiver
taken before the job Engineer • Joint site inspection should be conducted by Site Engineer/ site Safety
began. permit receiver and issuer to ensure all officer/
• Property damage slip, trip & 3 P AR 3 R A
necessary precautions are in place before work
fall and personal injuries
start.
• Presence of competent supervisor is
mandatory prior to start any activity.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
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aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Ensure all the required & relevant valid
document and certificates available, along with
permit.
• Make sure all safety control measures are in
place prior to execute the activity.
• Implementation of “No Permit, No Work”
Policy
• Permit to work and approved MS & JSA must
be available near the work area.
• Work permit receiver must stay at work area at
all times while the work is being carried out
3 Site preparation and mobilization Workers/ • All tasks carried out by trained and competent Responsible Person:
of materials, equipment and on- Operators/ Driver/ Construction manager /
personnel only. Supervision at all times by the Engineer/Supervisor /
site job communications. Supervisor/ Site Supervisor and working under RA / JSA and
3 P AR 3 R A Safety officer
Engineer
Permit requirements.
• Poor communication • Coordinate with other parties if applicable for
between work parties. work hand-over.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
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Component or
aspect of work:
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S. no. Severi Likeli Ass'ed Risk control measures Severi Likeli Ass’ed Comments
hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Vehicle Movements • Competent supervision mandatory.
• Improper manual handling • Pre-planning of route for the activity
• Back Strain. • Ensure adequacy of access and egress.
• Eye Injuries, hand and foot
• Display sign board and barricade if applicable.
injuries. (Struck by, caught
in between). • Unauthorized entrance to be controlled.
• Vehicular accident / • Flag man should be available during movement
Damaged. of equipment.
• Slips, trips and falls. • Better to be used one way system.
• Incoordination • Competent supervision mandatory.
• Damage to existing facilities
• Trained employees to be used.
during vehicle movement
• Use correct manual handling techniques.
• Ensure no scattered materials presented in
walk ways.
• Area to be levelled and stabled.
• Maintain coordination and communication
between parties.
• Access routes is clear from all potential
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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or activity:
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Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
obstacles.
• Do not place hands and fingers in trap points.
• Ensure adequate manpower for the job.
• Competent supervision mandatory.
• Always follow safe lifting practices. Use
mechanical aids (cranes, wheel borrow etc.) as
a first approach. Implement correct lifting
postures and buddy system when lifting large
and awkward items.
• All personnel should attend client safety
orientation.
• Use safety glasses, steel toed boots and specific
gloves for the task.
• Ensure PWAS on equipment are working
properly.
• Discuss traffic controls zones and utilized use of
reflective vest on roadways or around traffic
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
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aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
area.
• Wearing of required PPE is mandatory to all
workers.
• Arrange the materials orderly.
• Implement proper cable management.
• Provide pail for small materials as containment.
• Always implement proper housekeeping
before, during and after work.
• Acquire necessary permit for specific work
location.
• Well defined access roads shall be provided &
speed limit signs shall be installed
• Pre-planning of route for the activity
• Ensure adequacy of access and egress.
• Display sign board and barricade as needed.
• Prohibit unauthorized entry.
• Ensure PWAS on equipment is working
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
properly.
• Discuss traffic controls zones and utilized use of
reflective vest on roadways or around traffic
area.
4 Task Preparation and set up. Workers/ • Prepare the TSTI. Responsible Person:
Construction manager /
Operators/ Driver/ • Obtain the PTW required. Engineer/ Supervisor/
• Miscommunication and no Supervisor/ • Conduct Toolbox talk. Safety officer
coordination. Engineer
• Wear all the required PPEs such as hard hat,
• Slip and Trips. safety glasses, reflective vest, gloves and safety
shoes. Additional required PPEs will be given as
3 P AR 3 R A
necessary.
• Keep the work area clear of all the slip trips and
fall object.
• Make good housekeeping practices.
• Keep all the tools and other equipment out of
walkways and working area.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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Nature and possible effects of a Who or what may
S. no. Severi Likeli Ass'ed Risk control measures Severi Likeli Ass’ed Comments
hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
5 Mechanical & manual Excavation Workers/ • Ensure excavation plan is prepared and Responsible Person:
and trenching for underground Operators/ Driver/ Construction manager /
approved by NEOM Engineer/ Supervisor/
cable laying. Supervisor/
• Prior to start excavation Supervisor has to Safety officer
• Personnel injury caused by Engineer
ensure valid and approved permit, RAMS
poor condition of the are available in the work location.
equipment/vehicle
• Ensure pre- excavation inspection checklist
• Fall of equipment into the is filled and attached.
Excavation trench
• Ensure all equipment's used are inspected
• Lack of supervision
and accepted by NEOM Through NEOM
• Cave in 4 L U/A 4 R 1
VERI-FI inspection with green status.
• Unauthorized equipment
• Monthly inspection sticker should affix in
Operator
the equipment. Supervisor,
• Moving equipment.
• Inspection to be conducted by the operator
• Damages to existing utilities.
• Fire before each operation to ensure the
• Work on nearby pre-com condition of equipment
activities and/or energized • All equipment which is not in working order
and electrical equipment shall be removed from site.
• Injury from damaged hand
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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ty hood risk ty hood risk
tools. • Damaged equipment shall be parked in a
• Manual Handling, safe location not obstructing any vehicle
ergonomics, back pain,
or walkways while waiting for repairing.
pinch point, hand and arm
injury. near the excavation whenever necessary.
• Incompetent workers • Maintain the safe distance from the edge
• Personal injury of the excavation
• Property damage • For other equipment hard barricades to
restrict them from entering into the open
area of the excavation
• Third party certified operator must be
assigned for the job
• No obstruction or curtains on the window
that will be restricted the visibilities of the
operator / driver
• Provide flag man to guide operator he
must be physically protected by the
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
equipment
• Follow speed limit 20kph
• Experienced, trained and competent construction
supervisors shall be assigned for every activity to
be performed.
• Construction supervisors / engineers shall ensure
that safety procedures in work are being
complied.
• Provide proper planning, study the type of and
provide shoring, sloping or benching protection
by a competent person.
• Provide access / egress with 7.5m or 25 feet
intervals.
• Third party certification shall be submitted to
client for authenticity check.
• Operator shall acquire valid certification for
Backhoe Loader.
• Certified operator to be used.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
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• Inspection check list to be completed prior to
start Job.
• Keep the heavy equipment away from the
edges Operator shall use safety belt at all
times while operating the equipment.
• Wheel chokers or stoppers for equipmentThe
operator should be trained, experienced and
qualified from the operation of equipment to be
used for excavation.
• Ensure stable surface and access.
• Flag man to be used.
• Pedestrians to be isolated.
• Reverse alarm should be fully functional.
• Warning sign board to be displayed.
• Maintain good coordination with client especially
with updated existing utilities layout plan.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Utilities layout plan shall be discussed to all
equipment operators that will conduct
excavation and backfilling
• Trail holes must be Dugged to find out the
presence of underground utilities
• Use of cable avoidance tools (CAT) and GPR
• Fire extinguishers shall be inspected, tagged and
operable condition
• Assure sufficient work distance from nearby
pre-com activities and/or on energized and
electrical equipment.
• Assure working area is isolated by physical
barricades and prevent worker crossing and
working beyond the designated place.
• Workers must be aware of barricade
identification which indicate potential serious
hazard exists in the area.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
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• Hand tools inspected and colour coded.
• Do not use frayed tools or damaged.
• Mare sure only competent person is deploying
for task.
• Make sure use only right tool and equipment
for right job
6 Isolate the working area. Workers/ • Provide hard barricades on the working area. Responsible Person:
Construction manager /
Operators/ Driver/ • Post safety signage in sufficient sizes and Engineer/ Supervisor/
• Injuries to other workers Supervisor/ numbers. Safety officer
Engineer
unaware of the activity
3 P AR • Proper access with handrails made by scaffold 3 R A
passing through activity area. materials will be provided at every 7.5meters
• Insufficient access.
interval.

7 Material Storage and Handling Workers/ • All workers attended HSE induction and Responsible Person:
Operators/ Driver/ Construction manager /
3 P AR required training prior to work. 3 R A
Engineer/ Supervisor/
• Trip/slip and fall Supervisor/ • Short service employee should work under the Safety officer
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Hand injury / cut / bruise / Engineer supervision of the Supervisor at all time or
pinch point working together with non-SSE workers.
• Back strain • Accesses are free from any obstruction and
• Foot / toe injury
debris.
• Good housekeeping, orderliness and material
arrangement are maintained.
• Portable step provided when needed. No
shortcut allowed.
• Use of mobile phone while working/walking is
not permitted.
• Proper gloves are provided as per “PPE needs
assessment”. Complete PPE is maintained
(including full arm sleeve).
• Only proper tools to be used. No homemade
tools allowed.
• Only inspected hand tools allowed.
• All personnel involved in the preparation shall
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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be trained in hand and power tools accident
prevention.
• Proper body positioning
• Proper lifting technique should be used while
manual lifting.
• Group lifting is required for heavy manual
lifting.
• Use mechanical means when the manual lifting
is not practical.
• Proper pipe support should be provided (to
void dropping to toe).
• Steel-toe is mandatory to the workers.
8 Lifting of cable drum (using Workers/ • Only approved crane will be used for the Responsible Person:
Crane/boom truck) Operators/ Driver/ Construction manager/
activity. Engineer/ Supervisor/
Supervisor/ 4 L UA • Only approved and certified operator will 3 R A Safety officer
• Injury or asset damage while Engineer
operate and set up the crane.
crane set up • Lifting permit should be approved prior to any
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Crane collapse resulted to work.
injury / asset damage • No any workers should be around while setting
• Struck by falling load (Injury / up.
asset damage)
• Only approved rigger will give signal to the
• Struck by moving equipment
• Defective crane and forklift operator.
• Damage to existing facilities • Crane body part should be free from any
during vehicle movement valuable materials to avoid workers coming
• Incompetent operator and near.
equipment • The crane outrigger should be fully extended.
• Location for the set up shall be properly
compacted.
• Proper inspection shall be done prior to set up.
• No lifting shall be done more than 32 kph wind
speed.
• All lifting gears are inspected. No damage,
modified or altered lifting gears is allowed.
• Correct calculation of load is done out by
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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competent person.
• Correct safe worker load is achieved and
followed.
• Suspended load shall be free from human and
asset at all times.
• Well defined access roads shall be provided &
speed limit signs shall be installed
• Pre-planning of route for the activity
• Ensure adequacy of access and egress.
• Display sign board and barricade as needed.
• Prohibit unauthorized entry.
• Ensure PWAS on equipment is working
properly.
• Area should be properly barricaded
• Flagman shall be provided and flagman shall be
physically protected with hard barricades
• Only qualified and certified rigger shall give
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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aspect of work:
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signal to operator.
• Only qualified and certified operator allowed to
operate. The lifting activity perimeter shall be
protected by barricade with relevant signage.
• Certified operator to be used.
• Inspection check list to be completed prior to
start Job.
• The operator should be trained, experienced
and qualified from the operation of equipment
to be used for unloading. Ensure stable surface
and access Warning sign board to be displayed.
• No curtain or shades placed on the cab.
• Fork to be lowered while traveling with load
and without load. Secure load on fork for
preventing collapse or unexpected movement.
Speed limit to be followed.
• Ensure all employees worked nearby equipped
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Component or
aspect of work:
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with high visibility vest.
• All the cranes and forklift mobilized to site
must undergo through NEOM VERI-FI
inspection with green stickers.
• Crane and forklift must have valid third-party
certificates from NEOM approved third party
provider.
• Any defect in the equipment’s (crane & forklift)
shall be immediately reported to the
competent mechanic and special provision has
been taken to rectified and repair the defect.
• Operators shall do 360-degree check and fill
the daily inspection checklist.
• The operator and equipment shall have a third
part certificate.
• Neom ids shall be obtain before sending them
to site
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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aspect of work:
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• Defensive driving training and ELTIZAM mobile
plant and equipment shall be delivered to all
the drivers and operator.
9 Lifting and Rigging Operatives/Staff • All lifts will have an approved lift plan and Responsible Person:
Activities. Construction manager/
appropriate permits Engineer/ Supervisor/
• Unauthorized lifts • All crane operators and riggers to produce Safety officer
• Unauthorized valid qualifications.
personnel for crane • Crane operator to operate only crane that he
usage is qualified to operate
• Damaged or • All Cranes will undergo 3rd party
substandard crane and 3 P AR certification to ensure crane is in proper 3 R A
equipment operating conditions before entering site
• Lack of • Lifting equipment (i.e. shackles, slings,
Communication with spreader bars etc.) will undergo 3rd party
ground crew Unstable certification before using on site
load Entanglement • Cranes and lifting equipment will be
(due to improper lifting checked on a daily basis by the competent
technique) person to ensure its proper operating
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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aspect of work:
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• Untrained operator conditions
Falling object • Only qualified rigger will do the rigging job
and give signal to crane operator.
• Load to be lifted approximately 1 meter off
the ground and adjustments made to
determine central gravity point, qualified
rigger to do this operation.
• All personnel not involved in lift to stay
outside of the barricaded area
• Use tag line to control load, do not use hands
on the load
• Daily inspection checklist must be filled by
the operator.
• Lift calculation must be filled for each lift
and lifting appointed person must cross
check.
• Tag line to place before the lift begins
• Use correct body position to control load
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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aspect of work:
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• Check rope for length prior to lift Rigger to
use rigger gloves while handling the tag line
The operator always follows the load chart.
• Trained and experienced operator shall be
used for lifting
• All the lifting operations shall be carried
out under the direct supervision of lifting
appointed person and lifting supervisor
approved by NEOM
10 Manual Handling for heavy Operatives/Staff • Ensure use of inspected tools and Responsible Person:
cables: mechanical aids Construction manager/
• Dusts, • Clear the work location and the path Engineer/ Supervisor/
• Fall of material, • Assess load, its weight and individual Safety officer
• Damaged/unsafe tool, capability
3 P AR 3 R A
• Vehicle / human traffic, • Use safety helmets, safety googles, dust
• Extreme hot/wintry masks, safety shoes, safety gloves
weather, appropriate to the task.
• Poor work posture, • Follow planned work process with
• Improper lifting, scheduled breaks
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Component or
aspect of work:
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• Repetitive • Use Competent technicians to carry out
movements, activity.
• Pinch points, • Use safety signs and proper barricading,
• Use of uninspected if required
equipment / machine, • Use face mask in case of dust
• Hand injury, Slips, accumulation, clean the material before
trips and fall of workers moving into site or to trailer
• Read any instructions posted over the
container/ box/ package
• Manually lift only if there is no other
option available.
• Load the heavy objects in bottom rack
and lighter load in the top racks 1 m
radius of space around the Nonmetallic
piping.
• Do not stack or pile over lighting units
• Ensure use of inspected tools and
mechanical aids
• Clear the work location and the path

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Component or
aspect of work:
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• Assess load, its weight and individual
capability
• Use safety helmets, safety googles, dust
masks, safety shoes, safety gloves
appropriate to the task.
• Follow planned work process with
scheduled breaks
• Use physically competent technicians to
carry out activity.
• Use safety signs and proper barricading,
if required
• Use face mask in case of dust
accumulation, clean the material before
moving into store Read any instructions
posted over the container/ box/ package
• Manually lift only if there is no other
option available.
• Never overload the rack
• Do not hinder the Firefighting equipment,
give
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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11 Positioning of cable drum on Operatives/Staff • Consider the weight size and fitness and then Responsible Person:
cable jacks Construction manager/
assign them the work Engineer/ Supervisor/
• Manual handling
• Implement buddy system. Safety officer
• Slip and Trip/Fall hazard
• Use mechanical aid during lift as much as
• Sharp edges.
• Caught in between/Pinch possible
points • Do not put yourself in the line of fire.
• Ergonomics, Fatigue • Always be on alert.
• Unsecured cable jacks on 3 P AR • Ask for help on heavy load 3 R A
elevated area. • As much as Proper segregation of materials
• Rolling cable drums • Access shall not be obstructed. Keep all
materials in order
• Daily housekeeping of material shall be done
and material shall be removed and arranged
properly away from pedestrian walkway.
• Always use appropriate gloves when handling
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
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sharp edges tools or materials.
• Identify pinch point and do not place hand in
between the object
• Implement rest periods for the operator
• Provide rest shelter for the workers and give
frequent breaks.
• Always use appropriate gloves when handling
• Drums must be handled and stored always un
upright position, standing on the flanges
• Drums must be protected against rolling away
while stored
• The drums shall not be standing in direct
contact with water or damp soil to avoid
rotting of the drum
• Drums may never be transported or stored
lying on a flange

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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12 Working at Heights (Scaffold) • Ensure all workers receive training on
working at heights.
• Fall of personnel from
• Ensure all workers receive training on
heights
• Falling objects working at heights.
• Collapse of scaffolds • All workers should wear full body harness
• Fall from ladder equipped with two (2) lanyard and suspension
• Use of mobile elevated trauma strap (inspected and color-coded)
equipment boom lift/scissor when working at heights.
lift • Properly secured straight ladder shall be used
• Unauthorized equipment
when working atop the cabins/fabricated office
operator
• Slip and Trip/Fall hazard buildings such as attaching or removing rigging
• Sharp edges. hardware.
• Caught in between/Pinch • Lanyards shall be attached to an anchor point
points or horizontal/vertical
• Adverse weather condition • Use of ropes and scaffolding canvass tool
• Ergonomics, Fatigue bucket bags to bring up/down the materials.
• Unsecured materials on
• Qualified personnel to erect scaffolding
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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elevated area. (standard) and green tags must be 3rd party
• Personal injuries Certified Scaffolding Supervisor
• Ensure availability of scaffold platforms and
ensure that they are fit for purpose. (Working
or Load Bearing).
• Do not overload platforms with personnel &
equipment. Safe Working Load of Scaffold
Platform to be stated on Green Scaffolding Tag.
• Always use safe working platform and never
walk on erected structures.
• Check ladders are secured with the correct
angle.
• Ascending & descending on a scaffolding
platform shall be done only by using the ladder.
• All scaffolds shall be erected, altered, and
dismantled only under the direction of an on-
site Scaffold Supervisor.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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• Step ladder shall be used for short term
activities.
• One person must hold the ladder while other
working on it.
• Last three rungs of step ladder shall not be
used.
• Step ladder shall not exceed its height more
than three meter unless otherwise provide
anchorage point to hook the lanyard of body
harness surface
• Trained and experienced operator shall be used
for the job
• Third party certified equipment and operator
shall perform the job
• Casing shall be free of crack and any missing
bolts.
• Retractable lanyard eye bolt firmly attached to
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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casing
• Retaining cables shall be of kinks and corrosion.
• Lanyard’s stopping and retracting function shall
be operational and inspected prior use
• Shall have a valid third-party inspection
certification
• Boom-lift/scissor-lift operator to land its basket
near the work area close to the cable tray
installation and hold the basket until the
workers finish the installation
• Worker will return to Manlift basket and
implement 100% tie off using double lanyard
snap hook prior detaching retractable lanyard
latch hook on his body harness D-ring.
• Third party certification shall be submitted to
client for authenticity check. Operator shall
acquire valid certification for Backhoe Loader.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Equipment should be NEOM VERI-FI
• Proper segregation of materials
• Access shall not be obstructed. Keep all
materials in order
• Always use appropriate gloves when handling
sharp edges tools or materials.
• Relay hazard information in TBT.
• Appropriate supervision must be done.
• Do not put yourself in the line of fire.
• Always be on alert.
• Ask for help on heavy load
• Check the daily weather forecast. As much as
possible no travel and activity in adverse
weather.
• Immediately seek for shelter if possible.
• Stay inside the vehicle.
• If caught in adverse weather (Sandstorm) while
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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driving, drive slowly with caution and turn on
the outer lights of the vehicle.
• Implement rest periods for the operator
• Consider the weight size and fitness and then
assign them the work
• Implement buddy system.
• Use mechanical aid during lift as much as
possible
• Area to be barricaded.
• Elevated plat form certified by RC approved
personal.
• Pedestrians to be isolated.
• Unauthorized entrance prohibited.
• Safe access must be provided for employees to
perform the task.
• Toe board shall be installed on platform if
applicable.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• All tools and materials keep away from the
edge and tie off with lanyards.
13 Use of hand tools and power tools Operatives/Staff • Provide non-conductor tools to protect Responsible Person:
Construction manager/
• Improper use of tool from electrical hazard Engineer/ Supervisor/
(using of knife as • Use right tools for the right task Safety officer
screwdriver) • Do not use modified tools
• Use of • Keep your hand clear of line of fire when
modified/damage tools using knife and concentrate on task
• Fall of tools from • Secure the tools by using Tool Kit
heights 4 L UA • Barricade the area under wherever 4 R A
• Slip/trip hazards • Avoid wearing Jewelry at work
• Improper footing when applicable
using/swinging tools • Post signage’s about hazards
such as hammer • Proper footing while using hand tools
• Improper use of gloves • Stand in a safe direction away from
for the task impact area
• Cutting in improper • Use of appropriate PPEs for the task
direction Workers
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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standing/position in the • Use of hand tools in the right direction
impact area • The power tool shall be inspected by
• Hand Injury. competent person prior use.
• Electrocution and short
• Portable power tools shall not be left lying
circuit. around the work area where they could be
damaged.
• Portable power tools shall be equipped with
properly functioning controls that will shut
off the power when released.
• Power tools shall not be equipped with
trigger locks
• Protective shields / guards supplied with the
tools (as per design) shall not be removed.
• Before they are set down, rotating power
tools shall be switched off and held until the
rotation has completely stopped. They shall
not be stopped by grasping the rotating
assembly
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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• Power tools shall be disconnected from the
power source before changing bits, blades,
cutters or wheels.
• Wear gloves during work.
• All electric connections shall be secured
with GFCI or ELCB safety devices.
• Do not work on wet surface in order to
decrease the risk of electric shock
• The generator supplying power shall be
equipped with grounding’s
• Color-code shall be provided on all the
equipment after carrying out inspection by
the competent electrical person
14 Working with Electricity Operatives/Staff • All electrical work to be performed by a Responsible Person:
Construction manager/
• Unauthorized & trained, certified electrician.
Engineer/ Supervisor/
Untrained personnel 4 L UA • All electrical equipment to be inspected by 4 R A Safety officer
• Damaged equipment, competent electrical personnel.
• Electrical panels must have contact person
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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• cables, plugs, sockets of competent person.
• Electrocution • Only competent person to handle panels.
• Improper grounding • Use only non-conducting tools
Fire • while working with electrical devices
• All operatives were trained for LOTO
procedure.
• Have CO2 fire extinguishers readily
available where there is an electrical hazard
present.
• All electrical installations to be properly
grounded
• Grounding to be verified by
• competent electrician.
• Ensure all electrical equipment, cables,
extension cords, plugs and sockets are
• inspected regularly inspected and any
defects are reported to competent person.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
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• Communicate through STARRT
• Safety equipment shall be determined
according to exposed conductors, joint
connections etc
• Insertion of bare conductors into receptacles
is prohibited
• No live work to be carried out , all circuits
must be isolated prior work commences
• Any circuits to be worked on will be
• treated as LIVE until verified DEAD.
• Use only Non conducting ladders
• while working with live electricity
• Ensure proper cable management to avoid
tripping over cables
• Do the needful to avoid trailing cables in the
walkways and access areas
• Live electrical cables shouldn't tie
• with scaffolds, should be separated
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
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15 Inspection and use of Electrical Operatives/Staff • Personnel shall not operate any tools unless Responsible Person:
tools and Testing Equipment they are appropriately trained in their Construction manager
Engineer/
• Incompetent, selection, use, inspection and storage. Supervisor/safety officer
untrained user, • Electrical testing equipment (e.g., voltage
• Un-inspected testing meters) shall be periodically calibrated and
equipment tagged by a testing laboratory as per the
manufacturer’s recommendations\
• Training records shall be made available
upon request
4 L UA 4 R A
• Defective electrical equipment and tools
shall not be used and shall be
• immediately removed from the job site.
Tools shall be kept clean at all times
• Personal ground cables shall be properly
inspected/tested and tagged
at least annually.
• Only properly insulated or nonconductive tools
shall be used when work is performed on or
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
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– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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near electrical equipment. Insulation integrity
shall be regularly inspected by an
authorized/certified electrician
• Noncurrent-carrying metal parts of electrical
equipment shall be properly grounded to
prevent discharge of electricity
• Provide adequate supply of fire extinguisher
• Provision of UL listed Fire extinguisher on
the work location
16 Cable Pulling for power, lighting, Operatives/Staff • Only competent personnel will be authorized Responsible Person:
Construction manager
telecommunication, controls, to use power tools Engineer/
receptacles and field devices • Wearing of safety glasses is mandatory and Supervisor/safety officer
(cable pulling shall cover 4 P AR other personal protective equipment such as 4 R A
underground cable pulling as cut resistance glove for sharp objects, long
well). sleeves uniform, reflectorized vest and safety
shoes.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Physical injuries, sharp • Workers will be provided with appropriate
edges, Eye injury, dust respiratory protection /
inhalation • mask
• Fall of personnel, Tools
• Buddy system shall be implemented during
and Materials
installation process
• Poor Illumination, trip
hazards • First Aider shall be at site during work
• First Aid Kit must be available
• Emergency contact number shall be posted on
the working area and
• Emergency Response procedures shall be
discussed to all concerned workers during
STARRT meeting
• Proper positioning, avoid line of fire area.
• Eyewash shall be accessible to the work
location
• Unit can deliver a constant flow for 15 minutes,
hands free to both eyes
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• All workers must provide a work at heights
training from safety department
• Safety officer and Permit receiver to check the
scaffold tag prior start of work.
• Inspected Full body harness with suspension
trauma strap shall be use by all personnel
engaging in a working at height activity.
• Hand tools shall be equipped with tool lanyard
to prevent from falling.
• 100% tie off shall be maintained at times.
• Guardrail & toe board shall be in place to
prevent falling of tools / objects.
• Unnecessary materials will not be allowed on
the scaffold platform.
• Store only appropriate materials of the right
amount.
• Moving, transferring of mobile scaffolds with a
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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person on top shall not be permitted.
• Caster wheels shall be securely locked prior
accessing a mobile scaffold
• Portable ladders and stepladders shall be
maintained in good condition at all times.
Joints shall be tight. Rungs, hardware and
fittings shall be securely attached. Movable
parts shall operate freely without binding or
excessive looseness
• Portable ladders and stepladders shall be
inspected before each use.
• Damaged or weakened ladders shall be
immediately removed from NEOM property or
project sites
• Ladders shall not be used on slippery surfaces
unless secured or provided with slip-resistant
feet

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Personnel shall face the ladder and maintain
three points of contact with the ladder at all
times.
• Hands shall be free of materials while climbing or
descending a ladder
• Only one person shall be on a portable ladder or
stepladder at a time
• Ladders shall not be loaded beyond the
maximum intended load for which they were
built, nor beyond the manufacturer’s rated
capacity
• When a ladder is positioned in front of or near a
doorway, the door shall either be locked shut or
secured in the open position, with a man
stationed there to prevent personnel from using
the door
• The illumination shall be measured prior to the
work being carried out by a light meter calibrated
in Lux
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• All points of exit, pathways, and muster points
shall be clearly illuminated and marked
• Ladder access and egress shall be clearly
illuminated
• Tower lighting shall be in a manner that
illuminates all work areas
• All lighting fixtures shall be installed in a secure
manner to prevent accidental movement or
falling
• Lighting fixtures shall be positioned to prevent
employees from meeting the fixtures during work
operations
• Broken or defective bulbs shall be promptly
replaced. All lights used for illumination shall be
protected from accidental contact or
breakage. Metal-case sockets shall be grounded.
• Cables employed for the purpose of temporary
lighting shall be routed

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• to ensure that they do not pose as trip hazard or
other obstruction
• underground cable shall be protected with tiles
and warning tapes.
17 Hot work, cutting, grinding, Operatives/Staff • Cable Leads are not to be placed on walkways Responsible Person:
welding and use of heat guns) Construction manager
or across scaffolding access/tubes use dielectric Engineer/
• Electrical (non (conductor) Material to hang/route Supervisor/safety officer
Shock/electrocution, burn electrical cables.
fire and/or short • Do not use damaged cable cord.
• Circuit due to
• Ensure all hand/ power tools must have the
damaged/poor cable
management 4 L UA manufactures specifications or labels. Use 4 R A
• Health hazard due to double Insulated power cables.
continues inhalation of • Use the correct power supply, ensure the
welding rod smoke (fumes) rectifier and welding machines are properly
• Physical injury due to high earthed.
noise during grinding and/or • Combustibles materials around the work area
cutting.
shall be removed and/or protected against
• Physical injury due to pinch
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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point, sharp edges & caught spark, slag or heat using fireproof materials or
in between. by wetting if appropriate. This includes
• Electrocution combustible materials below an elevated
• Short circuit welding or cutting work area.
• Noise
• fire extinguisher(s) shall be readily available
• Lack of knowledge of
near the hot work area.
welding/cutting/
• A qualified fire watch shall be assigned to any
grinding/drilling and/or
cutting, welding or burning operation. The fire
watcher shall remain in the work during these
activities and for no less than 30 mins., after
the hot work has finished.
• All welding equipment including hoses, cables
shall be visually inspected by the user prior to
use and regularly maintained.
• N95 mask shall be worn during the welding
activity to protect the welder’s lungs against
fumes from welding rod smoke.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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• Ear protection e.g., ear plug/muffs shall be use
during grinding and/or cutting to protect
workers ears from high noise.
• Be aware about the pinch point, sharp edges
and while holding the edges.
• Hand protection/gloves shall be worn during
the activity to protect workers hand from any
sharp materials.
• All electric connections shall be secured with
GFCI or ELCB safety devices.
• Do not work on wet surface in order to
decrease the risk of electric shock
• The generator supplying power shall be
equipped with grounding’s
• Proper cable management shall be done
• Restricted entry only authorized person can
make the electrical connection
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Fire extinguisher training must be provided
• Check cables and connectors for damage and
insulation.
• Avoid overloading by providing sufficient
junction boxes.
• All welders and braziers shall be certified for
the materials and types of welding or brazing
being performed and, when requested, shall
present their valid certificates.
• All involved personnel in hot work activities
shall authorized by their employer with proper
training of hot work activity and power tools
safety.
• Workers shall have positioned their self in a
right position.
• Personnel involved in cutting, welding or
brazing operation, including helpers, shall use
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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proper PPEs.
• Leather gloves and leather body protection
e.g.: apron shall be worn for protection against
heat, sparks, flying metal particles and
radiation. Gloves shall protect wrist and
forearms.
• A welding helmet shall be worn during welding
operation to protect the welder’s eyes and face
against the intense radiation (light/heat), flying
particles etc.
• A face shield shall be worn during grinding,
cutting and overhead drilling for protection
against flying particles.
• Do not use cutting disks for grinding and
grinding disks for cutting activities.
• Check the RPM of the disk and machine, the
RPM of the disc shall be more than the
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
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machine.
• Only competent personnel will be authorized
to use power tools
• Wearing of safety glasses, face shield is
• mandatory and other personal protective
equipment such as cut resistance glove for
sharp objects, long sleeves uniform and safety
shoes.
• Workers will be provided with appropriate
respiratory protection
• Accumulated dust due to drilling will be
removed from time to time.
• Buddy system shall be implemented during
installation of cable tray cable ladder
• First Aider shall be at site during work
• First Aid Kit must be available Emergency
contact number shall be posted on the working
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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area and Emergency Response procedures shall
be discussed to all concerned workers during
STARRT meeting
• Proper positioning, avoid line of fire area.
• Emergency eyewash stations shall be provided
as workers eye may be exposed to hazardous
substance
• Eyewash shall be accessible within 10 seconds
• or roughly 55 feet (commonly referred to as
the 10 second rule)
• Unit can deliver a constant flow for 15 minutes,
hands free to both eyes
• Eyewash unit can be activated in 1 second or
less with one handed control
• Personnel shall not operate any tools unless
they are appropriately trained in their
selection, use, inspection and storage. Training
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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records shall be made available upon request
• Tools constructed of good quality materials
shall be used. Use of “homemade” tools is
prohibited.
• Tools shall be kept clean at all times
• Only properly insulated or nonconductive tools
shall be used when work is performed on or
near electrical equipment. Insulation integrity
shall be regularly inspected by an
authorized/certified electrician
• Portable power tools shall be equipped with
properly functioning constant pressure
switches or controls that will shut off the
power when the pressure is released (i.e., a
“dead man” switch).
• Power tools shall not be equipped with trigger
locks
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Power tools shall be disconnected from the
power source before changing bits, blades,
cutters or wheels
• Portable power tools shall not be left lying
around the work area where they could be
damaged
• Use of the electrical cord for hoisting or
lowering power tools is prohibited
• Protective shields/guards supplied with the
tools (as per design) shall not be removed
• The illumination shall be measured prior to the
work being carried out by a light meter
calibrated in Lux
• All points of exit, pathways, and muster points
shall be clearly illuminated and marked
• Ladder access and egress shall be clearly
illuminated
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Tower lighting shall be in a manner that
illuminates all work areas
• Lighting should be provided in confined spaces,
and back‐up lighting shall be provided in case
of power failure
• All lighting fixtures shall be installed in a secure
manner to prevent accidental movement or
falling
• Lighting fixtures shall be positioned to prevent
employees from meeting the fixtures during
work operations
18 Termination Operatives/Staff • Only properly equipped personnel who are Responsible Person:
Construction manager
• Untrained Personnels trained and certified for the type of electrical Engineer/
• Accidentally Energized or work shall perform maintenance or operation Supervisor/safety officer
3 L AR 3 R A
Unexpected Start Up of work on electrical equipment or be present
Electrical Circuit / within minimum clearances of such equipment
Unaware of LOTO
• Shall attend PARSONS/NEOM induction and
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Procedures internal trainings applicable to the activity to
•Defective tools and be conducted.
Electrical testing devices / • Prior to activities involving equipment
no pre inspection by energization / energy isolations during
competent person • construction / pre-start up, all personnel
• involved must complete training for LOTO
• Proper planning and look ahead of Discipline
Supervisor. Prior to starting work, shall see to it
following actions are taken and in place:
* All necessary isolation / blinding equipment
are pre-inspected and readily available e.g.
properly rated blinds, locks, tags, chains.
* All isolation points have been jointly pre-
inspected, tagged / labeled
* All required personnel access / platforms
shall have been arranged/installed.
* Competent / experienced crew are
available.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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* Personnel have completed training in LOTO
• No work of any nature will be carried out on
any energized / deenergized equipment
(electrical) without having the positive
isolations physically confirmed in place by the
• Working Supervisor prior to work
commencement.
• Regular inspections of isolation lock in the field a
must to ensure they are maintained in place and
detect any unauthorized removal
• All energy isolations shall be properly
documented, regularly monitored and
maintained
• Comply with all applicable requirements of
PARSONS/NEOM LOTO procedure
• Electrical testing equipment (e.g., voltage meters)
shall be periodically calibrated and tagged by a

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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testing laboratory as per the manufacturer’s
recommendations
• Defective electrical equipment and tools shall not
be used and shall be immediately removed
from the job site.
• Tools shall be kept clean at all times
19 Testing & Commissioning • Approved Testing & Commissioning plan Responsible Person:
• Unauthorized & • Approved commissioning team with Construction manager
Engineer/
Untrained personnel competent personal Supervisor/safety officer
• Damaged equipment, • Approved Loto procedure in place
cables, plugs, sockets • All electrical work to be performed by a
• Electrocution trained, certified electrician.
4 L UA 4 R A
• Improper grounding • All electrical equipment to be inspected by
• Fire competent electrical personnel.
• In-date calibration certificate to be available
during the testing & commissioning
• Electrical panels must have contact person
of competent person.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Only competent person to handle panels.
• Use only non-conducting tools while
working with electrical devices.
• Avoid steel/metal ladders while working
with live electricity
• Identify the source of supply and switch off
isolator.
• Strictly Follow LOTO procedure during
T&C
• Obtain isolation permit for T&C
• All operatives must have trained for Permit
to work system and LOTO procedure.
• Have CO2 fire extinguishers readily
available where there is an electrical hazard
present.
• All electrical installations to be properly
grounded.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• Grounding to be verified by competent
electrician.
• Ensure all electrical equipment, cables,
extension cords, plugs and sockets are
inspected regularly inspected and any
defects are reported to competent person.
• Communicate through STARRT
• Ensure PTW is being properly operated and
appropriate element of the plant has been
isolated, locked off & specified safety
devices have been provided.
• Equipment must be kept in good working
order and the be regularly maintained with
records
• Only suitable and appropriate
• equipment must be used for T&C
• Energized equipment shall be subject to
lockout tag out protocol
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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• In date 3rd party certificates
• Equipment must be kept in good working
order and be regularly maintained with a
record of maintenance being kept
• Only suitable and appropriate equipment
must be used for testing and commissioning
works;
• Energized equipment shall be subject to lock
out tag out protocol.
• Ensure proper cable management to avoid
tripping over cables
• Do the needful to avoid trailing cables in
the walkways and access area
20 COSHH Workers/ • Use of chemical resistant PPE such as gas Responsible Person:
Operators/ mask, face mask, Face shield, aprons, Construction manager
• Use of chemicals such Engineer/
as cable lubricants, Supervisor/ 3 P AR clothing, rubber gloves and boots shall be 3 R A Supervisor/safety officer
sealant / lubricant Engineer/ worn to protect against contact and
material etc exposure.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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• Inhalation of • Ensure not to breathe the vapors while
hazardous substance applying chemical cleaning solvent in the
• Skin and/or eye surface.
irritation • Ensure employees has an appropriate hand
• Environmental protection, eye
• wash station available, trained & competent
personnel to perform the task.
• SDS to be readily available at work site.
Task Assessment Briefing
• RAMS briefing
21 Lack of Welfare facilities Workers/ • Ensure shaded rest shelters are provided for Responsible Person:
• Health issue to workers Construction manager
Operators/ the workers near the rig. Engineer/
Supervisor/ • Ensure cool water is provided in the rest Supervisor/safety officer
Engineer/
3 P AR shelter 3 R A
• Provide isotonic solutions during summer.
• If there is no work people should take rest in
the rest shelter. They should not roam around

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
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the working platform
• Provide toilets at a reasonable distance
22 Working in the dark / Workers/ • Workers shall be detailed in pair or buddy Responsible Person: Site
night time system, not to allow working alone. Engineer/ Supervisor/
Operators/
• Close monitoring of workers and discourage safety officer
• Persons get disoriented. Supervisor/ wandering and staying in the concealed
Failure of body Engineer/ areas.
mechanism • Sufficient lighting will be provided and
lighting shall be arranged in way to reduces
the creation of shadow
• Detail men in pair, close monitoring by HSE
3 P AR and Supervisor. 3 R A
• Count the workers before leaving the site.
• Encourage the person to rest in the
designated area. Never rest / lay on open
ground as poisonous creatures are present
the area
• Regular Health check shall be done by the
site nurse.
•

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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Nature and possible effects of a Who or what may
S. no. Severi Likeli Ass'ed Risk control measures Severi Likeli Ass’ed Comments
hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
23 Illumination while working Workers/ • Position light coherently to eliminate Responsible Person: Site
at night / extended hours shadows. Engineer/ Supervisor/
Operators/
• Shadows due to improper • Provide extra light to illuminate the working safety officer
positioning of lights. Supervisor/ area
• Glare of light. Engineer/ • Position light in sufficient distance to avoid
• Electric shock / fire glare.
• Driving • Avoid shining objects or cover shining objects
• Fatigue • Flood lights shall be provided
• Check cables and connectors for damage and
insulation.
• Avoid overloading by providing sufficient
4 L UA junction boxes. 4 R A
• Provide safety devices (ELCB & MCCB) to
protect the circuit from overloading.
• Remove all flammable materials from near to
the light point.
• Provide fire exit / fire evacuation route.
• Proper inspection of electrical tools by CP
person and colour code must be updated
• Defective tools must be removed ASAP and
put them out of services
• Proper cable management shall be done
• Restricted entry only authorized person can
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
make the electrical connection
• Fire extinguisher training must be provided
• Use beacon lights on all site vehicles.
• Maintain the specified site speed limits 20KM
• Do not park vehicles in dark without head
lamps and beacon lights
• Do not park vehicles with the doors wide
open and without engaging hand brake
• No foot on ground in equipment operation
area
• MEPI training to all the driver and operators
who engaged in the work
• Have good sleep in the day
• Consume healthy food
• Do not use any drugs before coming to
nightshift.
• If feel tired go to the site office/rest area and
take rest. Do not go to the dark /
behind/under any vehicles to take rest.

24 Housekeeping Site Workers/ • Housekeeping shall be conducted prior to start Responsible Person: Site
• Trip, Slips & fall 3 P AR 3 R A Engineer/ Supervisor/
Supervisor/ the activity and after finished the job.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible

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or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Fire hazard Engineer/ • All unwanted materials shall be kept away from safety officer
• Personal injuries walkways, aisle and access.
• Daily housekeeping will be implemented
• Rubbish generated on a daily basis shall be
pulled out from site to avoid accumulation and
infestation of rodents.
• Fire extinguisher shall be provided at site in
case of fire accident.
• Emergency response team and ambulance shall
be available at site to tackle out the all kind of
emergency.
25 Emergency response Workers/ • Ensure that all workers are well aware what Responsible Person:
in case of an Operators/ Construction manager
action required during emergency. Engineer/
accident or incident. Supervisor/ • All workers should aware about the ambulance Supervisor/safety officer
• Miscommunication Engineer/ 3 P AR 3 R A
• Unclear direction point location.
• Congested area • All workers should know and aware about
• Too many onlookers assembly point.
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Name of project
or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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S. no. Severi Likeli Ass'ed Risk control measures Severi Likeli Ass’ed Comments
hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Unavailability of rescue • Mask sure ambulance and emergency team are
equipment at the place. readily available to tackle the emergency.
• Emergency drills are conducted as per schedule
to enhance the awareness and fulfil the
deficiencies for emergencies.
• All workers should be aware and familiar with
the emergency contact numbers.
• Clear the area from onlookers Only qualified
and trained personnel to assist in an
emergency.
• Minimum critical information to provide in case
of emergency:
- Incident location
- Short description of incident
- State name clearly
- Badge number
Stay online until further instruction
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Name of project
or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
• Ensure that approved rescue plan on site.
• All rescue equipment stretcher, man basket
shall be at workplace.
• All rescue team should be trained.
• Emergency routes should always be clear.
• Exit routes must take the worker direct to
assembly points
26 Weather conditions Site Workers/ • Avoid working outside during sand storm. Responsible Person:
Project Manager, Safety
Supervisor/ • During sand storm secure all falling and flying Manager, Construction
• Adverse Weather. Engineer/ materials. Manager, Environmental
• Heat stress Management
• Hot weather • Keep covered all drinking water and foods to Manager
• Rainfall secure from foreign particles and avoid
3 P AR 3 R A
• Cold environment contamination.
• Accident • Avoid driving during high sand storm.
• Personal injuries, • Drive slowly with light indicator on during
• Dehydration sandstorm.
• Heat stroke to worker result
• Emergency response team and ambulance shall
Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
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Name of project
or activity:
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN CLUSTER NEOM code:
Component or
aspect of work:
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hazard be affected?
ty hood risk ty hood risk
in personal injuries be available at site to tackle out the all kind of
• Flood include risk to human emergency.
life /property damage • Use the required PPE, dust mask and hand
• Illness to worker/cough/flu
gloves, goggles, hard hat and safety shoes.
• Avoid working on direct under sunlight during
restricted hours.
• Provide adequate rest shelter facility with
cooling fan.
• Frequent job breaks or work rotation should be
applied to give enough rest to workers and
prevent heat exhaustion.
• Ensure the adequate supply and easily access
of cold drinking water at site.

Health & safety severity: Likelihood: Assessed Severity Name & signature Date
risk: 1 2 3 4 5
1 = Very Low – no injury, 2-man days LTI R = Rare – unlikely to occur Naveed aftab
Prep’d:
UL = Unlikely – unlikely but possible R N N A A A
2 =Low – minor ‘first aid’ injury, 2-4 days LTI Safety manager
M = Possible – possible at some time UL N A A AR AR Engineer Real
3 =–Medium several causalities that might require hospitalization with long term effect Rev’d:

Likelihood
H =Likely – likely to occur several times P A A AR AR UA ocm
5 to 15 man-days (LTI)
AC = Frequent – likely to occur many times L A AR AR UA UA
4 =High – •Would cause serious causalities result in long term physical impairment of personnel
•Incident resulting in complete stop of work for more than 2 weeks
AC A AR UA UA UA
5 =Very High – • Would cause serious causalities result in serious Injuries or loss of lives.
Incident resulting in complete
NEOM-NLFPRC-003 FRM 001 shutdown of operations
– Acceptability of assessed risks: UA = Unacceptable (action essential) AR = Action required (if reasonably practicable) A = Acceptable (manage risk) N = Negligible
 PROJECT TITLE
150 M UTILITY CORRIDOR AT SOUTHERN
CLUSTER PROJECT CONTRACT
OXAGON, NEOM CITY
Method Statement for E&I Cable Pulling, Termination
and Testing (LV Power, ICT and Earthing Cables)

END OF METHOD STATEMENT