REVIEW COMMENTS SHEET

(SUPPLEMENTARY FILE)

Document No. | Rev YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 A0 21 October 2024

Project Name YWW Expansion
Contractor Name YWW Phase 01 Refurbishment
Document Subject Method Statement for Site Enabling & Demolition Works
ENGINEER REVIEW AND RESPONSE SUMMARY
• IDC is appreciated to include various photos /details to keep this MSRA more understandable to all the
readers.
• Section 10.3.1 – Energization of Electrical/IT supply – Please describe who will be holding the Key after
the LOTO applied to the electrical DB/supply to disconnect the power to demolition area. IDC to apply
their own lock addition to MX lock for LOTO to prevent any accidental switching on of the power. IDC &
MX both will have their locks & Tags to the same system, and both will keep their own keys. So, without
proper discussion / agreement between both IDC/MX, the system will be remained isolated with power
to prevent any accidents. Please mention this into the document after discussing the same with MX.
• Page 16- Dismantling of ceiling metal panels /canopy – IDC has described to use podium ladder &
scaffolding for this activity. Please ensure to calculate the weights of the individual metal /canopy &
other MEP service items to ensure all are under the manual handling capacity to use with scaffolding.
Please use the mechanical aid if any such items found weigh more than manual handling capacity. Please
include this portion into the MSRA and list any items or more weight.
• RA 5 & 6 – Mobile scaffolding & Podium ladder – Please include that “No one should unsafely use the
scaffolding & Podium ladder. No one to step on the guard rail, overreach or not to use incomplete/
damaged scaffold. Any critical area if noticed not practicable to use aluminum scaffold/podium to be
supported with other safe working platform like MEWPs/ Cuplock & Tube and Fittings scaffold etc.
• RA step 7- Use of battery-operated tools – Please use sub-headings at the Control measures section.
General controls as a heading to cover all the power tools general hazards & Controls. Please sub-
heading with the particular power tools like, Grinding, Cutting, Drilling machine to describe its specific
Hazards and controls.
Please describe the Electrical safety – Charging the power tools, Electrical connection, prevention of
Overloading of electrical sockets.
• Page 35- at the power tools RA – it is mentioned to use water to control dust… please describe it if it is
relevant controls or remove it if irrelevant to the activity.
• RA18 – Exposed to weather / Heat stress /Wind etc can be removed as all the activities are indoor. The
Material receiving area is also inside the YWW boundary/mostly secured area from the weather.

LIST OF ATTACHMENTS

Attachment 1 YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001(A0) MT for Site Enabling & Demolition Works_EDC_B

Attachment 2

Attachment 3

Attachment 4

DOCUMENT APPROVAL
FOR AND ON BEHALF OF MIRAL

Mohamed Arif CMIOSH - EllisDon Scott WilliamsHall - EllisDon

Prepared By Mohamed Arif Recommended By Scott WilliamsHall
Senior HSE & Worker Welfare
Designation HSE & Worker Welfare Manager Designation
Manager

Date
21 October 2024 Date 21 October 2024

DOCUMENT REVIEW OUTCOME AND GENERAL NOTES FROM APPROVER

☐ APPROVED ☒ APPROVED AS NOTED ☐ RESUBMIT ☐ OTHERS / FOR INFO
 Approved as Noted means document resubmission may not be required. However, all comments must be actioned and closed out during the handover stage.
 Corrections or comments made relative to submittals during this review do not relieve the contractor / consultant to comply with the contract requirements and specifications.
 This check is only for review of general conformance with the design concept of the project and general compliance with the information given in the contract documents.

Copyright © Miral LLC.

☒ EMPLOYER ☒ PROJECT MANAGER ☒ ENGINEER ☐ CONTRACTOR ☐ OTHERS

TEMPLATE REVIEW COMMENTS SHEET

VERSION 2023.1
ISSUE DATE 2023.07.24
FORM NO. FS-500 PAGE NO. 1 OF 1
METHOD STATEMENT
(Submittal Cover)

Document No. | Rev YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 A0 17 October 2024

Project Name Yas Waterworld - Yas Island - Abu Dhabi
Contractor Name International Décor Co. LLC (IDC)
Agreement Title YWW Phase 01 Refurbishment
Agreement No. Package Name G101 - General Contractor
Your Reference Discipline Civil Works Infrastructure
Zone Z - General Site Wide Asset/Area Code Z8E - Changing Room-Male/Female (1A)
Document Subject Method Statement for Site Enabling & Demolition Works
PART I DESCRIPTION SUMMARY
Method Statement for Site Enabling & Demolition Works

☐ Drawings ☐ Copy of related Specs. ☐ Compliance Statement ☐ Material Sample

Attachments
☐ Catalog / Data Sheet ☐ Prequalification ☐ Test Certificate ☒ Others
 The Contractor certifies that the submittals above have been reviewed and are in accordance with the contract drawings and specifications, except as otherwise stated.

PART II ORIGINATOR’S INFORMATION AND CONTRACTOR’S APPROVAL

REQUESTED BY REVIEWED AND RECOMMENDED BY APPROVED BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Sandeep Sasikumar Ramprasad Ravi Amir Mohammad Siddiqui
Senior HSE Officer Senior QA/QC Engineer Senior Projects Manager
International Décor Co LLC (IDC) International Décor Co LLC (IDC) International Décor Co LLC (IDC)

PART III ENGINEER REVIEW AND RESPONSE SUMMARY

Refer to attached review comments sheet

REVIEW COMMENT SHEET


☐ YES ☐ NO IF YES, COMPLETE AND ATTACH COPY OF REVIEW COMMENTS SHEET FORM.

PART IV ENGINEER’S AUTHORIZATION

REVIEWED BY RECOMMENDED BY

Mohamed Arif Scott WilliamsHall

HSE & Worker Welfare Manager Senior HSE & Worker Welfare Manager

PART V DOCUMENT REVIEW OUTCOME AND GENERAL NOTES FROM APPROVER

☐ APPROVED 
☐ APPROVED AS NOTED ☐ RESUBMIT
 Approved as Noted means document resubmission may not be required. However, all comments must be actioned and closed out during the handover stage.
☐ OTHERS
 Corrections or comments made relative to submittals during this review do not relieve the contractor / consultant to comply with the contract requirements and specifications.
 This check is only for review of general conformance with the design concept of the project and general compliance with the information given in the contract documents.
Copyright © Miral LLC 2022

☒ EMPLOYER ☒ PROJECT MANAGER ☒ ENGINEER ☒ CONTRACTOR ☐ OTHERS

TEMPLATE METHOD STATEMENT
VERSION 2023.1
ISSUE DATE 2023.07.24
FORM NO. FS-552 PAGE NO. 1 OF 2
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METHOD STATEMENT

METHOD STATEMENT FOR SITE

TITLE

ENABLING & DEMOLITION WORKS

Rev Date Document Status Prepared By Reviewed by Approved by

A0 17-Oct-2024 Issued for Approval

Ramprasanth Ravi Amir Mohammad
Mohammad Shameer
Siddiqui
Sr. QA/QC Engineer Site Manager Sr. Projects Manager

MAIN CONTRACTOR: INTERNATIONAL DÉCOR CO. LLC

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CONTENT

1. INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................................... 4
2. SCOPE OF WORK: ..................................................................................................................................... 4
3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVATIONS:........................................................................................................ 4
4. REFERENCES: ........................................................................................................................................... 4
5. ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES: ............................................................................................................ 5
6. WORKING ACCESS: ................................................................................................................................. 9
7. LIGHTING: ................................................................................................................................................. 9
i. Safety Lighting: .......................................................................................................................................... 9
ii. Task Lighting: ............................................................................................................................................. 9
8. PLANT & EQUIPMENT: ........................................................................................................................... 9
i. General: ....................................................................................................................................................... 9
ii. Plant & Equipment Schedule: ..................................................................................................................... 9
Electrical Demolition Hammer .............................................................................................................................. 10
iii. Personal Protective Equipment: ................................................................................................................ 10
iv. Power: ....................................................................................................................................................... 11
v. Working Platforms: ................................................................................................................................... 11
9. MATERIALS:............................................................................................................................................ 11
10. CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK: ...................................................................... 11
11. PROGRAMM ............................................................................................................................................ 23
12. RISKS & CONTROLS: ............................................................................................................................. 23
i. Hazards / Risks ......................................................................................................................................... 23
ii. Control Measures / Permits....................................................................................................................... 23
iii. 3rd party Protection................................................................................................................................... 23
13. TECHNICAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................ 23
14. EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS ......................................................................................................... 23
i. General ....................................................................................................................................................... 23
ii. Fire Precautions ......................................................................................................................................... 23

MAIN CONTRACTOR: INTERNATIONAL DÉCOR CO. LLC

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iii. Communication .......................................................................................................................................... 23

15. TRAINING ................................................................................................................................................ 24
16. SUPERVISION.......................................................................................................................................... 24
17. WORKING HOURS .................................................................................................................................. 24
18. HOUSEKEEPING ..................................................................................................................................... 24
19. OTHER INFORMATION ......................................................................................................................... 24
20. ATTACHMENTS ...................................................................................................................................... 24

MAIN CONTRACTOR: INTERNATIONAL DÉCOR CO. LLC

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1. INTRODUCTION

The Purpose of this Method statement is to provides the Control Sequence and methodology that will be used for
Site enabling works and Demolition works which includes Block wall, floor finished, wall finishes and Ceiling
tiles, etc.

2. SCOPE OF WORK:

This Method Statement prepared and submitted by International Décor Co. LLC is a detailed sequence of
execution related to application steps and shall be applicable for Site enabling works and Demolition works
which includes Block wall, floor finished, wall finishes and Ceiling tiles etc

3. DEFINITIONS & ABBREVATIONS:

Client Miral Asset Management LLC

PM Ellisdon Project & Construction Management
Contractor International Decor co LLC
TS Technical submittal Request
NCR Non-Conformance Report
ITL Independent Testing Laboratory
CD Contract Drawing Issued for Construction
CL Check List
RA Risk Assessment
MS Material Submittal
MRS Material Reference Schedule
IR Inspection Request
PSSP Project safety security plan
MC Mobile crane
MIM Manufacturer instruction manual

4. REFERENCES:

1. Project Quality Plan (PQP)

2. Project Health Safety Security & Environment Plan (HSSSE Plan)
3. SF & CoP from ADPHC-ADOSH SF Revision Year 2024

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5. ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Construction Site Manager:

The construction manager will be responsible for following activities:

• Ensure high standard of quality workmanship on site
• Ensure total Human Resource Management on site
• Contract improvement actions
• Safeguard and promote IDC interests when dealing with subcontractors and suppliers:
• Ensure contract programme deadlines are met and exceeded where possible:
• Materials and storage management:
• Site Administration

Quality Manager:

The quality manager will be responsible for following activities:

• Plan, Organize and Manage the QA QC team for the implementation of project quality management
system.
• Develop and implement the Project Quality Plan.
• Develop and implement Internal and External Audit schedule and conduct /organize audits as per the
schedule.
• Coordinate with third party laboratories for initial testing activities and material testing. Verify the test
reports for the compliance to specification and submit to consultant.
• Develop and establish a comprehensive schedule of all planned material submittals based on the
project schedule.
• Review and ensure the detailed material submittal schedule from subcontractor is in compliance with
project schedule.
• Coordinate with team, subcontractors and Consultants - to ensure the progress of material submittals
is as per schedule.
• Establish and Implement the Material and work Inspection procedure for the project. Monitor
inspection status, analysis status reports and trend analysis, implement corrective actions for the
variations from plan.
• Ensure the non-conforming materials are tagged and removed from site and provide the rejected
material inspection report to commercial and procurement for corrective actions.
• Organize/Manage offsite inspections in coordination with team, Consultant and subcontractor
/supplier / manufacturer.
• Review subcontractor’s prequalification to verify the capability/compliance to project requirements
and provide recommendation.
• Establish and Implement procedures for monitoring and controlling subcontractor’s quality of work
including site surveillance, recording the deficiencies and continuous follow up with construction tea
for closing the recorded deficiencies.

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• Close Site Instructions/non-conformance reports from consultant within 14 days of receipt and
conduct the review of the Site instruction/corrective action to verify the scope for a potential claim.
• Coordinate with subcontractor, team and consultant for implementing the corrective actions and
closing the site instruction /NCR.
• Coordinate with subcontractors for the timely submission of material submittals, test reports and O &
M manual for the project.
• Prepare the closeout documentation requirements for the project and manage the
Preparation / compilation and submission of project closeout documents to consultant.
• Coordinate with consultant, and subcontractor for testing and commissioning inspections.
• Establish and implement the procedures for snagging /de-snagging at project site. Coordinate with
Consultant and subcontractor to complete the snagging and de-snagging inspections as per project
schedule.
• Provide accurate progress updates of material submittals to planning department weekly and monthly.
• Provide accurate status of material inspections to planning department weekly.
• Present weekly material submittal status, weekly look ahead, status of site instructions to
management and implement the actions decided for any variations from plan.
• Report to commercial department regarding the poor performance of subcontractor in quality or any
other concerns, which needs to be taken contractually.
• Organize trainings on special systems/new procedures introduced in the project.
• Lead, motivate, Train and develop QA QC team.

Design Manager:

The design manager will be responsible for following activities:

• Understand the conditions of the contract with the client.
• Liaise with client to determine factors affecting planning of the interior architecture, such as budget,
architectural preferences, purpose and function.
• Prepare detailed drawings and design specifications and submit these for approval by relevant
planning authorities.
• Carry out a thorough site survey to determine site characteristics and to assess likely problems.
• Advise client on interior design factors such as space planning, layout and utilization of furnishings or
equipment, and colour coordination.
• Ensure all fit out work is carried out to the specific requirements of the client.
• Coordinate with other professionals, such as contractors, architects, Engineers, and planners, to
ensure that work is completed to the highest standards and that the highest quality product is
delivered to the client.
• Oversee all the tasks of the design team and to provide motivation and support for the team.
• Review and detail shop drawings for construction plans.
• Formulate environmental plan to be practical, aesthetic, and conducive to intended purposes, such as
raising productivity or selling merchandise.
• Select or design, and purchase furnishings, art works, and accessories.

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• Render design ideas in form of paste-ups or drawings.

• Use computer-aided drafting (CAD) and related software to produce construction documents.
• Maintain an awareness of developments in the field of architecture so that up-to-date and accurate
advice can be given to clients.
• Ensure all work is completed in compliance with the site HSE plan
• Coordinate with the local authorities where necessary

HSE Officer:

The HSE Officer will be responsible for the following activities:

• Will train construction personnel in safe work practices on the job site.
• Will prepare report as required by the Project Leader.
• Will monitor, inspect and report on unusual and/or serious accidents which may occur on the job sit.
• Will submit written evaluation and recommendations direct to the Project Leader.
• Will be based on site and manage the SAFETY performance of all project team personnel and
operative.
• Will assist the managers in overseeing SAFETY related activities that are associated with any of IDC
Sub-contractor personnel, who are working on the project.
• Will coordinate and supervise safety advisors and site clinic.
• Will assist to prepare ‘lifting operations’ plan, ‘Fire and emergency’ plan and coordinate for its
implementation.
• Will ensure that method statement/risk assessment is carried out.
• Will ensure that ‘Emergency Evacuation’ training is carried out. Monitor for drill compliance and
recommend areas of improvement.
• Will ensure that workplace monitoring is implemented and carried out by the allocated managers.

Project Engineer:

The Project Engineer will be responsible for following activities:

• Will implement engineering systems, documentation and controls by compliance with Healthy Safety
and Environmental, IDC and industry standards, including Temporary works
• Will go through the project scope of work such as drawings, specification, Quality Plans, project
program
• Will check engineering drawings and specification to identify and resolve design conflicts
• Will prepare method statements, ITP’s and risk assessments in accordance with IDC Quality Systems as
and when required
• Will ensure all technical information is available when required for delivery of design or construction
• Will raise and process NCR immediately
• Will provide effective supervision and guidance to less experienced engineering staff
• Will actively manage safety and quality on site ensuring side wide compliance and not just their area of
operation.

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QA/QC Engineer:

The QA/QC Engineer will be responsible for the following activities:

• Review the ITPs for each activity along with method statement from, IDC direct works and sub-
contractors works, to verify the compliance to Project requirements. Ensure the subcontractors are
adhering to their ITP and inspections are raised accordingly
• Conduct day to day site surveillance, identify, record and communicate the deficiencies to team to
avoid reoccurrence
• Conduct work inspections in co-ordination with subcontractor, IDC team and consultant to verify the
compliance to drawings and specifications, Ensure the records are maintained
• Coordinate and Conduct Material inspections with subcontractors and Consultant to verify the
compliance to the specifications. Ensure all rejected materials from internal and consultant inspections
are tagged and removed from the site.
• Conduct subcontractor/supplier factory/fabrication yard inspections as per QA QC Manager Instruction
to verify the compliance with project requirements and communicate the observations to project
team.
• Coordinate with subcontractor, IDC Team and Consultant and ensure all the inspections are conducted
as per approved ITP and ensure the records are maintained
• Coordinate with subcontractor, third-party laboratories and consultants for various field tests as per
approved ITP and ensure the test reports/records are submitted/maintained
• Conduct internal verification/inspections for the implementation of corrective and preventive actions
for the site NCRs and deficiencies identified by the QA QC Team. Verify the effectiveness of corrective
and preventive actions.
• Analyse the status of QA QC activities, prepare the trends including submittals, inspections, tests,
deficiencies identified & NCRs and communicate to QA QC Manager/Project team
• Conduct snagging – De-snagging inspections coordinating with subcontractors, IDC execution Team
and Consultants.
• Lead and guide the inspection team to achieve the project Goals.

General Foreman:

• Will supervise the work to ensure that technical, Quality and SAFETY requirement are met
• Will go through the project scope of work such as drawings, specification, Quality Plans, project
program
• Will prepare site daily report
• Will co-ordinate labor and sub-contractor in order to achieve program requirements
• Will ensure compliance with stated Quality requirements
• Will ensure comply with Safety requirements and regulation
• Will attend daily site meeting and communicate his report with the Line Manager
• Will participate in training and development of his subordinates

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• Will organize with the Site Engineer or Section Engineer to ensure the availability of plant, equipment
and labor to his designated work activities
• Will closely monitor the usage of consumable and materials by his crew in order to minimize wastage
• Will co-ordinate with Site Engineer regarding material requisition orders
• Will Maintain high standards of housekeeping on site

Responsible persons for each stage of work are marked against each phase of work in work sequence section.

6. WORKING ACCESS:

The access / egress for the construction vehicles for the installation of activities shall be as per the logistic Plan.
Ensure Proper coordination with all interfacing contractors for Logistics, access prior to commencement of all
activities.

7. LIGHTING:

i. Safety Lighting:
The minimum safety lighting as per general requirements (Minimum 50 lux) will be provided.

ii. Task Lighting:

Task lighting shall be provided in addition to the safety lighting to undertake the task with the proper level of
lighting to meet acceptable safety and quality of workmanship standards.

8. PLANT & EQUIPMENT:

i. General:
• Appropriate plants and equipment shall be used for the execution of the activity. The plant, tools and
equipment shall be checked visually prior to use.
• Only authorized applicator approved and trained by the manufacturer to install manufacturer's products
• All Operators shall be trained and certified by the 3rd party where required
• No defective plant and equipment shall be allowed to use on site

ii. Plant & Equipment Schedule:

SL Description of Plant, Equipment & Tools Photos of Equipment & Tools (For Special
No tools Illustrative purpose only)
1 Screw Tighter, Drill Machine N/A
2 Basic hand tools/machines N/A
3 Square Ruler, Levelling Tool N/A
4 Heavy duty Knife N/A
5 Measuring Tape N/A

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SL Description of Plant, Equipment & Tools Photos of Equipment & Tools (For Special
No tools Illustrative purpose only)
6 Markers N/A
7 Line Point Lasers N/A
8 Task Lighting (LED) N/A
9 Safety Helmets N/A
10 Safety Shoes and Face Mask N/A
11 Reflective Vest N/A
12 Safety Goggles (Dark& Clear) N/A
13 Coverall (for workers) N/A
14 Cut resistant hand gloves N/A
15 Water Thermos N/A
16 Safety Harness with Shock Absorbers N/A
17 Podium Ladders

18 Mobile Aluminum Scaffolding

19 Electrical Demolition Hammer

iii. Personal Protective Equipment:

(Refer Attachment-1 for Risk Assessment)
All operatives involved in the activity shall be provided with Job specific Personal Protective equipment
which are and but not limited as mentioned below
• Polycarbonate Safety Helmet
• Safety boots with steel toe

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• Coverall with high visibility strips

• Hand Gloves
• Full body Harness
• Ear Plugs
• Eye protection / Goggles
• Coverall (for workers)

iv. Power:
The Power supply used on site for power tools shall be 110V only. 230v or higher voltage power supply
shall be provided to site welfare areas and other site establishment.

v. Working Platforms:
• The working platforms for the task shall be firm and stable.
• The elevated working platforms for the activity (if used) shall be provided by means of cup lock
scaffold system
• The scaffolds for the activity shall be built by competent scaffolders trained by third party.
• The built scaffolds shall be inspected and signed off by a third party trained inspectors / supervisors
• Were necessary access shall be provided by means of scaffold
• The working platforms shall be used as only platforms for working and shall not be used for loading
heavy material or equipment on to it.

9. MATERIALS:

S. No Description of Materials
1 PVC Warning Chains, Cones
2 Temporary Fencing arrangements
3 Waste Collection Skips

10. CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK:

Reference/
Responsible
DESCRIPTION OF SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK Verifying
person
Document

• Construction MT/RA
10.1 PRELIMINARY ACTIVITIES:
Manager
• Site Lead
• Submit method statement and Risk assessment to the engineer for approval.
• Logistics
• Identify, quantify, and ensure all risks are managed in this Method
supervisor
Statement and residual risks are acceptable. Refer to the Risk Assessment
• Logistics
attached
foreman

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Reference/
Responsible
DESCRIPTION OF SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK Verifying
person
Document

• Ensure proper coordination with all interfacing contractors for access/ • HSE Officer
completion of previous activities before starting all activities at site.

10.2 PRE-CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES:

• Ensure all required documents (SD, MSS, RA, etc.) have been approved prior to • Construction MT/RA
Manager
start of activity.
• Site Lead
• All the risks and hazards involved in the activities has been identified and
• Logistics
assessed in the risk assessment. Refer to Attached Risk Assessment. supervisor
• The activity shall commence as per agreed construction Programme. • Logistics
• Ensure proper access and egress has been maintained throughout the progress. foreman
• Route survey to be done and plan the removal of rubbish materials and disposal • HSE Officer
contractor to be appointed.
• All necessary equipment, personnel, and other services required for the works
to be arranged and proper water, lighting, power to be ensured.
• Ensure that work area is clear and safe.
• Ensure sufficient lighting is in place prior to starting the activity.
• All operatives involved in the activity shall be briefed with the risk assessment
and tool box talks to be held.
• All the operatives of the plant and equipment must be licensed / trained and
certified through legally registered agencies.
• No Objection certificates shall be obtained from all concerned departments /
authorities prior to commencement of work.
• Operator clearance and the isolation of the IT / MEP Clearance to obtain prior
to start the dismantling of the locker racks

10.3 CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES:

• Identify all potential hazards associated with de-energizing the MEP services. MT/RA
• Construction
• Cordinate and obtain necessary permits and approvels from MX team to ensure
Manager
proper authorization and cordination for de-energizing the systems. • Site Lead
• Notify relevant personnel about the planned de-energization. • Logistics
supervisor

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Reference/
Responsible
DESCRIPTION OF SEQUENCE / METHOD OF WORK Verifying
person
Document

• Have an updated schematic of all MEP services, highlighting which areas will be • Logistics
de-energized. foreman
• Ensure emergency systems like temporary fire protection and lighting are • HSE Officer
available prior for the de energisation at site to facilitate the
constructionactivities.

10.3.1 De energization of all live MEP services (Power, Vesda, Firefighting & Fire • Construction MT/RA
alarm, CCTV, Water Lines, Etc) Manager
• Site Lead
 Shutdown Procedure for Electrical Systems (Power, CCTV, etc.) • Logistics
supervisor
• Up on approval from miral experience, by coordinating with the facility • Logistics
manament team the isolation will be took place. foreman
• Lockout-Tagout (LOTO): Implement LOTO procedures to ensure electrical • HSE Officer
circuits are isolated, locked, and tagged before proceeding.
• Turn Off Main Power Switch: Shut off the main power supply (switchboard
or circuit breakers) that feeds into the area requiring de-energization.
• Verify Isolation by using a voltmeter or other approved testing devices to
verify that the circuit is de-energized.
• Isolation of Backup Power such as generators or Uninterruptible Power
Supply (UPS) systems, that might provide power to critical systems like CCTV
or fire alarms will be verified and ensure isolated for the task areas.

 De-Energizing Fire Alarm, VESDA, and Firefighting Systems

• Up on approval from miral experience, by coordinating with the facility

manament team the isolation will be took place.
• Lockout-Tagout (LOTO): Implement LOTO procedures to ensure and sinages
will be placed.
• In cordination with MX team will ensure all the zones in the construction
areas are isolated.
• Turn Off Fire Alarm Control Panel (FAC) by deactivate the fire alarm system
by isolating the fire alarm control panel.
• Disable VESDA System: Isolate and shut down the VESDA system to prevent
false alarms or interruptions during work.

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• Disable Sprinkler or Fire Suppression Systems: For firefighting systems,

either drain or disable water lines or gas-based fire suppression mechanisms
to avoid accidental activation or leakages due to the task
• Monitor via Alternate Measures: Ensure fire watch personnel or temporary
fire detection systems battery operated will be place while the main systems
are de-energized.

 Isolation of Water Lines

• Shut Off Main Valves for turn off the water supply by closing the main valves
servicing the affected area.
• Drain Pipes if Necessary for systems involving water lines (e.g., HVAC,
firefighting), drain the water from the pipes to prevent leakage or flooding.
• Lock Valves in Off Position: Apply lockout devices to prevent unauthorized
reopening of the valves and sinages will be placed

10.3.2 Dismantling of FF&E Items (Counters, Ceiling metal panels & grids, lights,
and vanities and Sanitary fittings)

 Dismantling Counters • Construction MT/RA

Manager
• Ensure disconnect Power Supply: If the counters have integrated electrical • Site Lead
outlets or lighting, ensure that all electrical connections are safely • Logistics
disconnected and wires are properly insulated. supervisor
• Remove Fixtures and Fasteners by removing any fasteners (screws, bolts) or • Logistics
fittings holding the counters in place. foreman
• Carefully Lift or Disassemble depending on the material (wood, metal,
stone), dismantle the counters carefully by lifting off modular sections or
unscrewing the frame.
• Dispose of or Store Materials by Place dismantled pieces in designated areas
for reuse, storage, or disposal, as per the project’s requirements.

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 Dismantling Ceiling Metal Panels & Grids & Accessories • Construction MT/RA
Manager
• To access ceiling height, use Podium ladders or scaffolding to provide safe • Site Lead
access to the ceiling. • Logistics
• Remove Ceiling Fixtures (Lights, Vents) Ensure all disconnect electrical supervisor
connections for lights and remove any vents or other ceiling fixtures • Logistics
attached to the metal panels as part of the isolation process foreman
• Unscrew Metal Panels: Carefully unscrew or unclip the metal panels from
the grid system, starting from one corner and working methodically across
the ceiling.
• Ensure no loose material are left over head.
• Ensure no falling objects or low overhead clearance materials as part of
demolition in task areas.
• Disassemble Grid System once the panels are removed, dismantle the grid
system by unscrewing or unclipping it from the ceiling frame.
• Handle metal panels and grids carefully to prevent bending or damage, and
store them as required.

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 Dismantling Lights and fittings

• Construction MT/RA
• Ensure Isolate Power Supply before dismantling any lighting fixtures, ensure Manager
the electrical circuit is isolated, and follow Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) • Site Lead
procedures. • Logistics
• Remove Light Covers and Bulbs by unscrew or detach light covers, bulbs, or supervisor
lamps and store them in designated areas to avoid breakage. • Logistics
• Disconnect Wiring connections from the light fixtures. Use wire caps or foreman
electrical tape to cover exposed wires.
• Unfasten Light Fixtures: Unscrew or unfasten the lighting fixtures from the
ceiling or wall mounts and lower them carefully.

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 Dismantling Vanities • Construction MT/RA

Manager
• Shut Off Water Supply shout be ensured as part of isolation before starting • Site Lead
and ensure close the water supply to the vanity and drain any remaining • Logistics
water in the system. supervisor
• Plumbing should be disconnected such as water supply lines and drainage • Logistics
pipes, using appropriate tools. Use a bucket to catch any residual water. foreman
• Remove Countertop and Sink and if the vanity includes a countertop and
sink, unfasten the countertop first and then remove the sink.
• Detach Vanity from Wall or Floor by unscrew or unbolt the vanity unit from
the wall or floor mounts. Lift the vanity off its base or wall brackets carefully.

• Depending on the project, store the vanity for reuse or prepare it for
disposal as per the project requirement.

 Dismantling Sanitary Fittings (Toilets, Faucets, etc.) MT/RA

• Construction
Manager
• Ensure the water supply to the sanitary fittings is turned off and drained
• Site Lead
before dismantling.
• Logistics
• Disconnect the water supply lines to toilets, faucets, and other fittings. Use
supervisor
a wrench or pipe spanner as needed.

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• Remove Toilets and Faucets by unscrew bolts or fasteners holding toilets, • Logistics
faucets, and other fittings in place. Carefully lift and remove these items to foreman
avoid damage.

• Cap off any exposed water lines using appropriate fittings to prevent leaks
and contamination.
• Place the dismantled sanitary fittings in appropriate storage or disposal
areas.
• Depending on the project, store the vanity for reuse or prepare it for
disposal as per the project requirement.
• Construction MT/RA
10.3.3 Demolition of Wall finishes Wall tiles
Manager MT/RA
• Site Lead
• Protect Surrounding Areas use plastic sheeting or protective covers to shield
• Logistics
floors, nearby walls, fixtures, and furniture from dust and debris.
supervisor
• Ventilation: Ensure adequate ventilation by opening windows or using
• Logistics
exhaust fans to control dust build-up.
foreman
• Begin at a natural break in the tile surface, such as a corner, an edge, or an
area where tiles are already cracked or loose.

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• All the debris will be collected and disposed in designated skips for disposal Manager
• Start at the loosened or weakened area and work your way across. • Site Lead
• Use a hammer and chisel or a flat pry bar to gently tap under the edge of the • Logistics
tile and pry it off the wall. Or use an electric hammer drill with a chisel supervisor
attachment to speed up the removal process. Ensure you use the right • Logistics
setting and pressure to avoid damaging the wall. foreman
• Remove Adhesive: Once the tiles are removed, scrape off the adhesive or
mortar on the wall using a putty knife, scraper, or chisel. This ensures a clean
surface for future finishes or repairs.
• Sort and dispose of tile debris following the project’s waste disposal plan.
Tiles may need to be disposed of as construction debris or recycled if
possible.

10.3.4 Existing floor refurbishment Chipping, & scraping

• For screed Concrete Floor, use power tools like electric jackhammers or
rotary hammer drills with chisel bits to chip away the surface material.
• Start in a Corner or Edge begin chipping at an edge or corner of the floor
where it is easiest to lift or loosen the old material. This provides an opening
to work through the rest of the floor.

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• Break up the floor surface in small sections, working methodically across the
area. Avoid excessive force to prevent damaging the subfloor or underlying
structure.
• Use water misting or a vacuum system to reduce dust generation during
chipping, particularly for concrete floors.
• Exhaust ventilation to be provided to take out dust contamination in task
area.

• Construction MT/RA
Manager
• Site Lead
• Logistics
supervisor
• Logistics
10.3.5 Demolition of block wall and Decorative canopy
foreman
 Demolition of Decorative Canopy

• Assess Canopy Structure with proper work platforms

• Determine if the canopy is attached to any structural elements or is free-
standing. Assess its size, weight, and materials
• Remove Decorative Elements First start by removing any non-structural,
decorative elements like cladding, artificial wood components.

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• Construction MT/RA
Manager
• Site Lead
• Logistics
supervisor
• Logistics
foreman

• Use hand tools such as screwdrivers, wrenches, and hammers to unfasten

bolts, screws, or other fasteners.
• Dismantle Canopy Frame piece by piece, which can manually handle by
personal to lower safely starting with the peripheral sections.
• For Wooden Canopies use crowbars, hammers, or saws to dismantle the
wood structure
• A black curtain will be provided to cover the demolition areas to avoid the
view from public access areas.

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 Demolition of Block Wall

• Determine the Starting Point by identify a corner or a weak point in the wall
to begin demolition.
• Use jackhammers or a demolition hammer to break through the block
surface.
• Mechanical tools speed up the process but should be used carefully to avoid
unintended structural damage.
• Use sledgehammers, chisels, or crowbars to carefully knock down individual
blocks, starting from the top and working downward.
• For small walls, hand tools provide more control and prevent excess damage
and control the dust emissions.
• Continuously remove debris from the area to avoid clutter and trip hazards. • Construction MT/RA
Load debris into designated containers for proper disposal. Manager
• Site Lead
10.4 Cleaning & Protection • Logistics
supervisor
• Upon completion, remove debris and unused materials from the Site, and • Logistics
dispose of safely. foreman
• Remove excess materials immediately after completion of activity.

10.5 QUALITY CONTROL

• Site Management and QAQC personnel should monitor the work to ensure
it is done as per approved method statement.
• Site Supervision personnel must ensure that the work fully complies with the
norms laid down as per specification in all respects.

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11. PROGRAMM

As per the site construction programme.

12. RISKS & CONTROLS:

i. Hazards / Risks

Please refer Attachment-1 for the Risk Assessment

ii. Control Measures / Permits

Please refer Attachment-1 for the Risk Assessment

iii. 3rd party Protection

Please refer Attachment-1 for the Risk Assessment

13. TECHNICAL INFORMATION

N/A

14. EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS

i. General

• The Site HSE department shall be responsible to arrange and coordinate with site execution teams in
arranging Day & Night emergency procedures
• In case of any emergency the CRM will be informed about the emergency
• Emergency assembly point shall be allotted and communicated to all the operatives in involved in the job
• Ensure clear access to the emergency assembly area with signage’s in place.
• No construction activity shall block the access leading to the emergency assembly point. In case of any
deviation the access has to divert and the same shall be communicated to all the operatives on site.

ii. Fire Precautions

• Fire extinguishers shall be put in place in each working zone and a clear access shall be provided to the
location
• All the operatives shall be trained for fire precautions on site
• A fire warden is appointed and trained from each team of operatives

iii. Communication
The communication on site shall be through mobile provided by the contractor or by two-way wireless radio
systems

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15. TRAINING

• Necessary safety or operational training shall be provided to the operatives involved in the activities

16. SUPERVISION

• Adequate supervision shall be provided for the executing each activity

• Project QAQC Engineers shall monitor the workmanship and quality of the works

17. WORKING HOURS

Site working hours as below:

• Day shift - 7:00am to 6:00pm (Break 12:00 pm to 01:00 pm)
• Night shift - 6:00pm to 5:00am (Break 11:00 pm to 12:00 am)
• Materials delivery with heavy Trucks and trailers will be only allowed at the park off hours as the car parking
area access will be utilised for the access to the site
• Park working hours activity will be restricted with No Noisy activities which will not make the disturbance to
the guest in the live areas. If any changes required it will laisse with the park operational teams once the
work will be started

Summer working hours as below:

• Day shift - 2:00am to 12:30pm
• Night shift - 3:30pm to 2:00am

Authority regulations for the working hours will be followed.

18. HOUSEKEEPING

• The work areas shall be clean and tidy.

• No debris from construction activities is allowed to accumulate in the work area.
• Work areas shall be cleaned on daily basis at the end of the shift or on completion of the activity
• Sufficient Waste collection bins shall be provided at each working zone
• Waste segregation area (where recyclable / landfill materials are segregated, usually as Steel, Wood, Plastic,
Concrete and Debris) shall be established to control the waste generated on site due to construction

19. OTHER INFORMATION

N/A

20. ATTACHMENTS

1. Risk Assessment

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 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT

PRE-START CHECKLIST

PROJECT DATE 17-Oct-2024

PROJECT NAME YWW PHASE 01 REFURBISHMENT N/A
CODE TIME 08:00 am

DESCRIPTION OF TASK / ACTIVITY RISK ASSESSMENT FOR SITE ENABLING & DEMOLITION WORKS
RISK ASSESSMENT NO YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 REV NO A0

EMP NO NAME
RISK ASSESSOR Sandeep Sasikumar
CONSTRUCTION MANAGER Mohammad Shameer
ENGINEER / LEAD Mohammad Shafi Salim
SAFETY DEPARTMENT Sandeep Sasikumar
LOGISTICS MANAGER/ SUERVISOR Basil Kaedbey
FMD MANAGER Mohammad Shameer
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT
1. MANPOWER REQUIRED FOR TASK 15 Operatives
2. WORK NOTIFICATION STATUS N/A
3. ESTIMATED / PLANNED START DATE 14-Oct-2024
4. DURATION OF ACTIVITY 25-Nov -2024
5. NIGHT WORK AND EQUIPMENT N/A
6. EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS Basic hand tools/machines/Square ruler/Heavy-duty knife/Measuring
tape/Markers/Line and point lasers / podium Ladders/Mobile
Aluminum Scaffolding/ Hand Pallet Trolley/Electrical Jack Hammer/Drill
machine/Skill Machine/Floor Scrapping /Grinding machine
7. OVERHEAD SERVICES / UNDERGROUND
No
SEQUENCE OF WORKS ACTIVITY
8. SUBCONTRACTORS TO BE USED No
9. INTERFACE WITH PUBLIC No
10. ADJACENT ACTIVITIES & INTERFACE WITH
Yes, General Construction
OTHER SUB CONTRACTORS
11. LOGISTICS, LOADING, DELIVERY Pickup 3 ton /Trailer /Lifting Gears and Tackles.
12. SPECIFIC PPE REQUIRED Hand Gloves/Helmet/ Safety Goggles/Face mask/Reflective vest/Safety
Shoes/Safety harness with shock absorber/PVC Gloves
13. ENVIRONMENTAL Air pollution / Dust
14. ELEVATED POSITIONS Yes, Podium Ladder / Scaffold and MEWP
15. CONFINED SPACE ENTRY No
16. HOARDING / FENCING / BARRICADING/
Working area barricading
DEMARCATION
17. ACCESS / EGRESS Yes
18. SECURITY REQUIREMENTS TBC
19. TRAFFIC Yes
20. PERMIT TO WORK REQUIREMENTS Access Permit from Client
21. WORK NEAR WATER No
22. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES No

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RISK ASSESSMENT NO YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 REV NO A0
23. EXCAVATIONS No
24. LIFTING EQUIPMENT / MACHINERY N/A
25. SPECIAL EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS Not required
26. WORKING ON LIVE ELECTRICAL
N/A
EQUIPMENT
27. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING N/A
28. TEMPORARY WORKS N/A
29. AUTHORITIES PERMIT AND NOC’S N/A
30. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Close Supervision required/All workers are to be briefed with MSRA
prior to work commencing, All access area to be cleared and cleaned
before park normal operation hours.

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PROJECT NAME YWW PHASE 01 REFURBISHMENT PROJECT CODE N/A
DESCRIPTION OF TASK /
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR SITE ENABLING & DEMOLITION WORKS
ACTIVITY
RISK ASSESSMENT NO YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
TASK SITE LOCATION YWW PHASE 01 REFURBISHMENT

RISK/LOSS POTENTIAL ASSESSMENT MATRIX

PROBABILITY of recurrence?
Almost Certain Very Likely Likely Unlikely Very Unlikely
SEVERITY of occurrence Severity
1 or more Once per Once every 10 Once in a lifetime/
Rating Once per year
times a week month years 100 years
Catastrophic
Multiple Fatalities / High High High Med Low
5
Environmental release with detrimental effects requiring external emergency 25 20 15 10 5
services/ >10m AED
Major
High High High Med Low
Single Fatality/Multiple LTI’s/ Major Illness or Injury, disability/ 4
20 16 12 8 4
Environmental release with minimal off site impact/ 1-10m AED
Moderate
Single LTI/ Serious but non-permanent injury or ill health
High High Med Med Low
Work days lost/ Restricted Workday 3
15 12 9 6 3
On site release requiring environmental emergency plan to be activated/ 100k-
1m AED
Minor
Corrective Medical Treatment. Med Med Med Low Low
2
No work restrictions/ 10 8 6 4 2
Local on-site environmental release treated locally/ 10-100k AED
Negligible
First Aid Case/ Minor cuts & bruises or sickness/Preventive OR Diagnostic Medical Low Low Low Low Low
1
Treatment. 5 4 3 2 1
Nuisance release with no adverse impact/ 1-10k AED
Probability Rating 5 4 3 2 1

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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
1 Site / Work HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • All site staff and workers must be inducted prior to starting. Y 1 3 3 • Site Manager
Preparatory • Activity area not risk • Work area to be visually inspected for any hazard, adjacent • Project
Works assessed, inadequate activity, or unusual condition. engineer
preparation and • Pre-Task briefing to be conducted with the workforce. • Site
planning • Daily briefing the workforce on the tasks and hazards using Supervisor
• Struck by moving the DSTI (Daily Safety Task Instruction).
objects (Falling / Flying • Arrange the placement of tools, materials, and equipment to
objects) avoid slips, trips, and falls.
• Moving vehicles, • Ensure that all tools have been inspected and color-
equipment, coded/tagged to ensure that the concerned department
machinery, etc. inspected them prior to issue.
• Excavation / Trenches • Guide the movement of delivery vehicles with a flag man and
/ Penetration / Shaft control operatives.
• Slip, trip, or fall • Unauthorized persons are not allowed in the work area.
• Check adherence to PPE.
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • All visitors must be reported to the security department and
• Personal Injuries follow the instructions.
• Property Damage
• Progress Delays

2 Mobilization of HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • Only trained/Competent persons will be permitted to carry Y 1 3 3 • Mobilization
Manpower and • Slip, Trip and Fall out work on the project. of Manpower
Equipment • Mobile plant and • All people shall attend the toolbox talk meetings. and
equipment • All personnel shall be aware of emergency procedures. Equipment
Movements • Housekeeping shall be maintained at a good standard in such
• Trap Between a way that poor housekeeping shall not cause trip or slip
hazards.
• All employees shall be required to wear Steel toe cap safety
shoes and shall be in a good state of repair.
• Dedicated walk ways shall be provided as far and reasonably
practical.
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • In case of HIAB/ lorry loader crane the HIAB Shall be certified,
• Personal Injuries operator shall be certified and lifting tools & tackles shall be
• Property Damage good in condition & certified, tagged. Pre lift Briefing plan
• Progress Delays shall be made available.
• Serious injuries, • All employees shall wear high viz vests to ensure that they
possible fractures, or are visible.
damage to plant • Dedicated walkways are to be created to segregate
• Interface of mobile employees from the moving plant and equipment.
plant and personnel • Flags men shall accompany the moving plant whilst in
could lead to injury or operation in congested areas.
fatality • All plant shall be equipped with flashing lights and audible
reverse alarms.
• Only trained certified authorized operators may operate
plant.
• All plant shall have the necessary third-party certificates and
license and insurance in place
• All mobile plant shall be inspected monthly and daily by the
operator using the checklist of the vehicle prior to use to
ensure it is in a good state of repair at all times.
• Planned maintenance shall be conducted on all plant in order
to ensure it remains in a good state of repair for the entire
duration of the project
3 Entering / Working HAZARD DETAILS 3 2 6 • A Valid Miral Experience (MX) Permit to be obtained. Y 2 2 4 • Site /MEP
into Operational • Working outside of • The permit to be shown & all the clearance to be obtained Manager
Theme Park demarcated areas, from the Operator security team. • Surveyor
inside live operational • HSE Officer
• The access to the work area through designated Operator’s
areas security points
• Exposure to Live Park • All the mandatory requirements to be followed from the MX.
areas & Guest • All employees must ensure that all access-controlled doors
Interactions are secured on entering or exiting the premises.

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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Employees must not use any equipment inside which causing
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS smoke, sound without prior authorization and supervision
• Fractures, abrasions, from an authorized MX representative.
lacerations • All safety signs, rules and procedures must be followed inside
• Damage to property the MX facility.
• Distraction for guest. • In case of any incident inside MX areas, the GC emergency
number and the MX Emergency/Duty Mobile must be
notified.
• EllisDon HSE team to be made aware of any issues &
supports.
• No One is authorized to take any video / photos in the MX
facilities unless otherwise a written authorization from MX
approvers.
• No Construction leftovers or materials in unauthorized areas
to cause obstructions to MX-Operator team’s activity.
• Necessary coordination &Approvals to be obtained from MX
when there is a need to store any materials or equipment.
• All the noise generating activities to be reviewed and Noise
removal arrangements to be done.
• Less noise generating equipment/tools to be used inside the
MX facility area.
• All to expect/aware of the MX Staff movement to getting
things ready for Operation perspective across the Guest
circulation area.
• Any construction works in the MX Staff movement area to be
done with barricade & Exclusion zone to keep the MX Staff
movement away from the potential falling objects/
construction areas.
• No Works in the Ride area until otherwise an approved
permit & LOTO system from MX implemented.

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ADDITIONAL
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NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Entering into any electrical rooms and ride controls rooms
are completely under the MX permit system, LOTO system
and with their supervision.
• All floor finished will be protected with laying plywood for
the hand pallet trolley movement.
• Provide proper floor protections to avoid any damages for
the final floors.
• All temporary protections provided on the guest areas should
be cleared and ensure no loose materials screws are fallen
and un attended before the park hours.
4 Driving at site HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • Driver should buckle the seat belt before starting the engine. Y 1 3 3 • All People
• Speeding at the site • Driver should ensure that all passengers are buckled up driving
• Unauthorized before pulling away from storage. inside the
overtaking • Startups should be smooth and care given to check for site
• vehicle collision. oncoming traffic. Signals should be used to alert oncoming premises.
• Struck by moving traffic of driver’s
objects • Should be done periodically to check for traffic, pedestrians, or
unusual situations around the vehicle.
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • Always adhere to the site speed limits. over speeding and
• Personal Injuries, overtaking are not allowed inside the project roads.
• Property Damage • Traffic and road conditions should be considered when
• Progress Delays judging following distance. Distance should give sufficient
reaction and braking.
• Vehicle should be parked at designated parking areas in
reverse position. Don’t stop on live roads.
5 Work at height HAZARD DETAILS 3 4 12 Aluminum mobile scaffold: Y 1 4 4 • Construction
activities • Fall from height • Always climb a scaffold on the inside, using the ladder rungs Manager
• Drop Objects within the frame, and gain access to the platform through the • Project
Using • Erection/ dismantling trap door platform. Never climb on the outside of a scaffold. Engineer
Aluminum and • Each time a mobile scaffold is relocated it should be re-leveled • Site
mobile using the leg adjustment. Each castor should be relocked. Supervisor
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
scaffolding • use of scaffolding by When adjustable outriggers are fitted, their sound footing • Foreman
incompetent erectors should be checked after each move. • Safety Officer
• Overloading of work • Ensure competent PASMA Certified erector is only allowed to • Foreman
platform erect the scaffolding in the site. • Safety Officer
• Damaged component • PASMA competent scaffolding inspector Should inspect the
• Poor inspection scaffolding after erection / modification
procedures • Scaffolding register should be maintained and weekly
checklist to be followed by the inspector for all the
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS scaffoldings.
• Serious injury / Fatality • The erected scaffolds should be visually inspected and ensure
• Personal Injuries safe to use on daily basis.
• Property Damage • Ensure no any overhead obstruction for the scaffolds while
shifting / moving.
• No one should be on the scaffold while it is being moved.
• Ensure caster wheels are in good condition, outriggers are
correctly positioned and secured, and the base and height
ratio comply.
• Ensure that all bracing members have been located exactly in
accordance with the supplier's instructions.
• Check that all guardrails and toe boards are in position as
required.
• Never use the scaffold in the vicinity of live electrical
apparatus or near unguarded machinery and ensure that any
holes, ducts, pits, or gratings are securely covered.
6 Using podium HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 Podium Ladder: Y 1 3 3 • Construction
Ladder • Work @ Height • Podium Ladder should be only erect on level ground. Manager
• Fall from height • Toolbox talk about the proper use of suitable ladders to be • Project
• Drop Objects provided Engineer
• Erection/ dismantling • Outriggers/stabilizers should be fixed properly before worker • Site
and climb on the podium steps. Supervisor
• Foreman

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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• use of podium ladder • A weekly inspection and tagging system with a checklist • Safety Officer
by incompetent should need to maintain by competent scaffolding inspectors. •
erectors • Project color coding to be followed for ladder inspection.
• Overloading of work • Keep the work platforms always free from all loose materials
platform and tools.
• Damaged component • Only platform ladders or podium ladders are allowed to use
• Poor inspection for working at height platforms for short-duration activities.
procedures

CONSEQUENCE DETAILS
• Serious injury / Fatality
• Personal Injuries
• Property Damage

7 Use of battery- HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • Pre-task briefing / TBT / MSRA should communicate to Y 1 3 3 • Construction
operated tools & • Failure to use PPE workers prior to the commencement of work. Manager
general hand • Defective/ improper • Brush and roller will be cleaned on a bucket of water and • Project
tools. use of hand tools disposed of in accordance with MSDS and Site waste Engineer
• Drop Objects management. • Site
• Forced postures • All hand tools provided must be assessed to ensure that they Supervisor
• Use of Substandard are fit for purpose, they fit for the environment in which they • Foreman
tools are to be used and they are in good condition. • Safety Officer
• Visual checks (inspection) must be done by operatives on
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS tools prior to use.
• Serious injury / Fatality • Toolbox talks to be conducted on the safe use of hand tools.
• Personal Injuries • Area barricaded and signage.
• Property Damage • Ensure a clear work area.
• Around flammable substances, sparks produced by hand tools
can be a dangerous ignition source. Care shall be taken for fire
prevention.

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RISK ASSESSMENT NO: YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Appropriate personal protective equipment to be used by the
operators such as Face shields, goggles, and hand gloves.
• Tools shall be secured with proper attachment to avoid failing
objects while working at height levels and shafts.
• Protecting workers from the effects of vibration usually
requires a combination of appropriate tool selection and the
use of appropriate vibration-absorbing materials.
• Ensure tools are designed or mounted in ways that help
reduce the vibration level.
• Employ a minimum hand grip consistent with the safe
operation of the tool or process.
• Wear sufficient clothing, including gloves, to keep warm.
• Avoid continuous exposure by taking rest periods.
• Rest the tool on the workpiece whenever practical.
• Refrain from using faulty tools.
• Provide adequate ventilation/exhaust fan with duct, to extract
dust while performing the cutting activity.
• Water sprays to be used to suppress the dust generated from
the activities. Area to be pre-watered if necessary.
• Competency in using hand tools with rotating parts. Non-
ferrous (spark-free) tools are to be used in flammable
atmospheres.
• Insulated tools must be used where there is a possibility of
live electrical work.
• All tools should be kept clear of unnecessary grease, moisture,
or dirt and should be lubricated on a regular schedule. Tools
should be kept sharp.
• When using hand tools, ensure to wear the proper personal
protective equipment. If there is any potential for an eye
injury, safety glasses must be worn.

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RISK ASSESSMENT NO: YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
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PARTIES
• Hands should be protected by wearing gloves. Watch out for
sharp pointed tools as well as sharp edges on saws that could
cause a nasty cut if handled improperly.
• Around flammable substances, sparks produced by hand tools
can be a dangerous ignition source. Care shall be taken for fire
prevention.
• All power tools are to be taken to the Safety department for
PAT inspection, testing, tagging, and registering.
• Appropriate personal protective equipment to be used e.g.,
safety shoes, cover-all, visible vest, hard helmet, goggles, and
hand gloves.
• Tools shall be secured with a tool lanyard to avoid falling
objects while working at height levels and shafts.
• All damaged tools are to be returned to the main store for
repair.
• All workers will be trained in the safe use of hand tools.
8 Use of Jack HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • Hazard awareness training to be done on the use of pallet Y 1 3 3 • Construction
Trolleys for • Slip /trip & fall trolleys. Manager
shifting • Overload • Safety awareness talks to be done on the danger of Horse • Project
• Overturn due to playing on site. Engineer
unstable load • Age of employees to be taken into consideration when • Site
• Uneven surface riding delegating tasks. Supervisor
• New employees to be effectively supervised and mentoring • Foreman
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS program to be implemented. • Safety Officer
• Serious injury / Fatality • Provide proper floor protections to avoid any damages for the
• Personal Injuries final floors.
• Property Damage • All temporary protections provided on the guest areas should
be cleared and ensure no loose materials screws are fallen
and un attended before the park hours.
• Risk assessment to be developed for the use of pallet trolleys.
• Avoid using pallet trolleys on declines and inclines.
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• When moving loads keep to a sensible pace.
• Never leave a load unattended.
• Ensure that anyone in the affected area is warned.
• All loads must be secured prior to moving it on the pallet
trolley.
• Never exceed the safe working load of the trolley.
• Secure the load properly with ratchet.
• Proper communication to be maintained between the 2 pallet
trolley operators
9 De energization HAZARD DETAILS 3 4 12 • Any work requiring the isolation of electrical systems or Y 1 4 4 • Site /MEP
of all live MEP • Working with Live/ pressurized systems may only take place under supervision of a Manager
services energized system Miral Experience authorized engineer. • Foreman
• Slip, trip and fall • Obtain Permit from the authorized personal for the isolation. • Safety Officer
(Power, Vesda, • Sharp pointed edges • MSRA / DSTI to be conducted before any activity starts.
Firefighting & Fire • Drop Objects • LOTO permit procedure from MX to be obtained for all the
alarm, CCTV, energy isolation.
Water Lines, Etc.) CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • Locks and tags should be placed from the operator and
• Damage to property construction team should be done in all isolation sources.
• Electrical shock, • Assistance should be coordinated from the MX team for all the
• Electrical short, isolations.
Flooding • Ensure proper tools lanyards for the tools used in elevated
positions if using for the de energization or isolation process.
• If any loose materials need to be lifted need to use a
scaffolding clamp bag to lift it up.
• Don’t leave any loose materials over the working platforms or
any leading edges.
• Ensure proper exclusion zone with sinages if elevated work
platforms are used.
• Only Podium / Platform ladder should be used, no straight
ladders are allowed for any works, straight ladders are should
be only used for the access purpose.
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Power and main valves must be isolated from the source
before work commences; the current should be switched off
and the system must be tested to ascertain that they are dead,
neighboring live parts should be adequately protected against
accidental contact. Water must be drained into suitable
containers.
• Only authorized, qualified employees under competent
supervision may carry out isolation and disconnection work.
• A warning "do not start" tag and lock-out must be fixed on the
main isolator switch, dated and clearly identifying the person
intending to perform the work.
• Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment i.e., gloves, eye
protection must be provided and used.
10 Dismantling of HAZARD DETAILS 3 4 12 • Hot work permit shall be attained from Client prior to Y 1 4 4 • Site /MEP
FF&E Items • Poor postures commencing any hot work activities. Manager
• Improper Manual • Manual handling techniques needs to be followed and • Foreman
(Balustrade, handling • Electrical connection shall be routed ELCB. • Safety Officer
Ticket counters, • Noise, /Vibration • Double insulated tool and cables shall be used; no make shift
Ceiling metal • Fall of deck sheet electrical connection shall be tolerated OSHAD COP
panels & grids, • Trip and fall • Electrical appliance shall be protected from ingression of reference
lights with • Presence of sharp water. • COP 1.0
support) edges • Industrial sockets shall be used for power connections • COP 2.0
• Personnel fall from • Power tool shall be operated by trained persons. • COP 21
Height • Avoid over loading of extension boards / sockets • COP 23
• Power tool shall be inspected and maintained regularly and • COP 28
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS will be color coded. • COP 35
• Personnel injuries, • Ensure proper manual handling techniques for the shifting and • COP 36
• Fire storing of the removed materials. • COP 44
• Electrocution • Power cables provided for the tool shall be of sufficient
• Property Damage ampere rating to withstand the current drawn by the machine,
without heating or melting
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Current protection devices shall be installed in the distribution
box to protect from circuit faults
• All power cables will be tapped at the end cut and no
exposed bare cables without end cap or insulation.
11 Demolition of HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • MSRA / DSTI communication to be conducted before any Y 1 3 3 • Site /MEP
ceiling finishes • Flying Particles activity starts. Manager
and droppers. • Noise • Ensure necessary coordination/approvals obtained prior to • Foreman
• Dust start any works at the operational areas from the responsible • Safety Officer
• Caught Between park team.
• Manual handling techniques needs to be followed and
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • Electrical appliance shall be protected from ingression of
• Personnel injuries, water.
• Fire • Ensure while removing the tiles of ceiling no loose materials or
• Electrocution left over materials over the ceiling fall on operatives.
• Property Damage • All removed materials should be cleared out regularly and keep
• Drop Objects the area clear always for the task.
• Ensure cut resistant hand gloves always for the operatives.
• Ensure proper work platforms for the task.
• Don’t Push mobile scaffolding by keeping men / Materials over
ii Roll up all the cables above the head level to avoid any eye
injuries after the ceiling tile removals.
• Industrial sockets shall be used for power connections
• Power tool shall be operated by trained persons.
• Power tool shall be inspected and maintained regularly and
will be color coded.
• Power cables provided for the tool shall be of sufficient
ampere rating to withstand the current drawn by the machine,
without heating or melting
• Current protection devices shall be installed in the distribution
box to protect from circuit faults

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RISK ASSESSMENT NO: YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Before any welding commences the welder shall check for
potential burn hazards to himself or others, material or
equipment.
12 Demolition of HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • MSRA / DSTI communication to be conducted before any Y 1 3 3 • Site /MEP
Wall finishes. • Flying Particles activity starts. Manager
(Wall tiles, • Noise • Ensure necessary coordination/approvals obtained prior to • Foreman
Stones, Vanity • Dust start any works at the operational areas from the responsible • Safety Officer
Counters.) • Caught Between park team.
• Ensure proper task area barication and signages.
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • All equipment’s using for the task should be inspected and
• Personnel injuries, color coded for the month
• Fire • Only competent operatives should only use the power tools
• Electrocution • Ensure proper exclusion sone.
• Property Damage • Ensure all tools used for the task have proper monthly
inspection.
• Ensure operatives are competent for the operation of task
tools
• Ensure all equipment’s are attached with dust collector to
avoid dust emission
• All debris should be cleared from the task areas.
• Ensure proper task specific PPEs including goggles always while
doing the chipping of tile.
• Whenever possible use chisels with hammer for the safe
removal and ensure less dust exposure.
• Ensure operatives are competent for the operation of task
tools
• Ensure all equipment’s are attached with dust collector to
avoid dust emission while doing the grinding / scrapping work.
• Ensure proper task specific PPE will be used by the operatives
assigned for the grinding activity.

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DESCRIPTION OF TASK / ACTIVITY RISK ASSESSMENT FOR SITE ENABLING & DEMOLITION WORKS
RISK ASSESSMENT NO: YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Ensure no homemade tools are used by the operatives in any
stage of the activity.
• Operative will issue with a respiratory mask, goggles, cut
resistant hand gloves, and ear plugs will be used.
• No Lone Working allowed in any areas; Buddy System needs to
be followed
• All rubbish should be collected and disposed in daily basis
designated task area
• All manual handling task should be planned and active
supervision required for the task.

13 Existing floor HAZARD DETAILS 3 3 9 • Ensure valid MSRA / DSTI Briefing for the operatives prior to Y 1 3 3 • Site /MEP
refurbishment • Flying Particles start the task. Manager
• Noise • Ensure the operatives are using proper tools and task specific • Foreman
(Chipping, & • Dust PPE always while performing the task. • Safety Officer
scraping • Caught Between • Ensure proper task area barication and signages.
• Ensure all noise / dust emitting activities should only done if
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS park off hours.
• Personnel injuries, • Maintain proper removal of demolished floor finishing product
• Fire • Ensure screening if nearby team working to avoid the flying
• Electrocution debris if any
• Property Damage • Ensure all tools used for the task have proper monthly
inspection.
• Ensure operatives are competent for the operation of task
tools
• Ensure all equipment’s are attached with dust collector to
avoid dust emission while doing the grinding / scrapping work.
• Ensure proper task specific PPE will be used by the operatives
assigned for the grinding activity.
• Operative will issue with a respiratory mask, goggles, cut
resistant hand gloves, and ear plugs will be used.
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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• No Lone Working allowed in any areas; Buddy System needs to
be followed
• All rubbish should be collected and disposed in daily basis
designated task area
14 Demolition of HAZARD DETAILS 4 3 12 • MSRA / DSTI to be conducted before any activity starts. Y 2 3 6 • Site /MEP
Block wall • Slip, trip and fall • Ensure necessary coordination/approvals obtained prior to Manager
• Sharp pointed edges start any works at the operational areas from the responsible • Foreman
• Drop Objects park team. • Safety Officer
• Flues Falls from • Ensure all the isolations of MEP services are done in the
heights demolishing areas.
• Struck by falling • Ensure proper exclusion zone for the task areas with proper
materials signages.
• Noise, collapse of • Maintain proper local exhaust ventilation arrangements for
structures extracting the generated dust from the area out to the
• materials – dust, building.
fumes • Considering the dust suppression methods, minimize the use
of dry brooming, if required ensure to wet the area and broom
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS it to avoid dust emission.
• Personal Injuries • Never overload the working platform with blocks, Remove and
• Property damage keep the work platforms clear always.
• Poor Environment /Air • Ensure the task will be performed without any distractions to
Quality the guest as it will be performed on the park areas, All noise
and dust generated activities will be performed on off park
parkin hours
• Ensure adequate sinages and barication are placed on the task
area to avoid the un authorized personal entry to task
allocated areas.
• Ensure proper tools lanyards for the tools used in elevated
positions.
• If any loose materials need to be lowered need to use a
scaffolding clamp bag to lower it down.

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ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Ensure proper and sufficient work platforms are available for
the team to proceed the task.
• Don’t leave any loose materials over the working platforms or
don’t left any loose blocks over the wall unattended.
• Only Podium / Platform ladder should be used, No straight
ladders are allowed for any works.
• Ensure only trained person deployed for operating power tools
if any used for the task.
• 100 % Tie Off Harness while using Aluminum Scaffolding and
work at height activities.
• Provide proper outriggers for the scaffold tower.
• All erection dismantling and modification should be done by a
competent Scaffolder with PASMA certification.
• All materials should be stored in designated areas near work
location to avoid slip trip and fall hazards.
• All block debris should be cleared from the floor immediately,
don’t let the debris accumulated on the floors.
• All collected waste should be dispose in the designated skips
• Ensure that proper PPE are used, quality of PPE are as per
recognized standards while handling the sharp edge metals.
• All removed materials need to be cleared from the dismantling
areas and stack properly / Dispose as per site procedure.
• All materials storage should be secured and tied for avoid the
falls.
• Use battery operated power tools / 110 v tools only in the
project.
• Blades for cutting machines will be changed only by trained
operatives.
• All workmen must wear safety glasses and Dust mask
• Damping dust with water as and when required
• Proper ventilation to be provided in work place
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ADDITIONAL
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CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
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PARTIES
• Eye wash first aid requirement to be provided near to work
place
• Always maintain a good housekeeping standard inside the
project, Collect and dispose all the waste in daily basis.
• Ensure the area dismantled doesn’t have any loose materials
and all the rubbish is cleared prior to shift ends.
15 Clearing of HAZARD DETAILS 3 2 6 • Manual handling training to be conducted. Y 2 2 4 • DSTI to be
working area/ • Manual handling • PPE to be used while maneuvering equipment, this includes conducted
waste • Collision gloves. before any
management • Chemical contact • All the wastes generated by the task will be collected in activity starts.
• Soil Contamination. different containers for easy segregation. • Site Engineer
• All the collected waste should be daily taken out from the park • Surveyor
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS and disposed in the designated area/Skip. • HSE Officer
• Abrasions • Don’t dump any waste on direct ground used proper skips only
• Lacerations for the disposal
• Fire • An approved waste management contractor will be appointed
for the collection of segregated waste from the collection point
of park and disposed according to the Municipality regulations.
• The vehicle should be guided inside the site allocated area by a
trained flag man for loading, reversing.
• Don’t Park any truck in non-designated areas
• Ensure all COSHH specific PPES should be used while handling.

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RISK ASSESSMENT NO: YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
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NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
16 Manual Handling HAZARD DETAILS 4 3 12 • Competent and trained personnel for manual lifting Y 1 3 3 • Construction
and removal of • Manual handling • The work in charge to make sure that load is below the Manager
materials & hazards due to determined permissible limit • Project
Construction bending, stooping, • Avoid manual lifting as much as possible. Engineer
Debris prolong standing, etc., • For manual handling, assess the load, taking account of • Site
• Slips, Trips and fall weight/size/shape/ center of gravity of them. Whether center Supervisor
• Falling of material of gravity is change during lift/ movement, any handles • Foreman
available, height level of them being picked up/placed down, • Safety Officer
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS distance to be covered. As a guide for items over 20 kg
• Strain, sprain, consider mechanical aids/ appliances and or get assistance
backache, hernia, from others. Weight must be within the prescribed lifting limit
• crush/ cut injuries, for manual lift (20kg).
work related upper • Manual handling and ergonomic safety to be communicated
limber disorder. in DSTI to the workforce.
• Property damages • Take help if load is large/very heavy
• Follow easy and safe lifting method PPE – safety gloves, safety
goggles, coverall with reflector, safety helmet, and safety
shoes shall be worn during manual lifting and handling
materials.
17 Adjacent Works HAZARD DETAILS 2 2 4 • Only authorized personnel are to be allowed near the Y 1 2 2 • Construction
• Unauthorized working area. Manager
personnel at the work • Hazards to be communicated to the workforce through JSA • Project
location and acknowledged by the workforce. Engineer
• Communicate and coordinate the activity with the teams • Site
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS nearby and ensure no clashing in between. Supervisor
• Personal injury • Foreman
• Safety Officer

18 Exposure to HAZARD DETAILS 2 3 6 • Present a morning toolbox talk emphasizing heat stress Y 1 3 3 • Construction
adverse weather • Heats stress management both on and off the job. Manager
conditions • Sand storm poor
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DESCRIPTION OF TASK / ACTIVITY RISK ASSESSMENT FOR SITE ENABLING & DEMOLITION WORKS
RISK ASSESSMENT NO: YWW-1A-IDC-024000-MT-Z8E-000001 RA REV NO A0
ADDITIONAL
LEGAL CONTROL
HAZARD DETAILS & RISK RISK
NO TASK STEP P S CURRENT CONTROL MEASURES REQ. P S MEASURES &
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS RANK RANK
Y/N RESPONSIBLE
PARTIES
• Visibility high wind • Initiate buddy system to early recognition of heat stress • Project
• Heavy wind symptoms of co-workers and no lone working. Engineer
• Rain • Arrange for rest area that is significantly cooler (Ventilated) • Site
than the work area. Supervisor
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • Restricted working hours in accordance with ministry of labor • Foreman
• Personal Injuries requirements. • Safety Officer
• Property Damage • All work is to be suspended during sandstorm or where
• Progress Delays visibility is < 5m during heavy downpour and/or strong wind
condition.
• The lifting activities to be suspended when the wind speed is
over 38 km/h.
19 Night works HAZARD DETAILS 4 3 12 • Task lighting shall be provided in order to ensure adequate Y 1 3 3 • Construction
• Inadequate lighting levels are achieved. Manager
illumination • Lux surveys shall conduct in order to verify lighting levels • Project
• Electrical cables from • Proper cable management to be enforced at all times no Engineer
lighting could cause cables to be laid across roadways unless adequately • Site
trip hazards and protected. Supervisor
electrical hazards • Cables not to be placed across walkways are to be elevated • Foreman
where possible. • Safety Officer
CONSEQUENCE DETAILS • Lights can become hot they should not be placed against or
• Personal Injuries near combustibles.
• Property Damage
• Progress Delay

NAME EMP NO DESIGNATION DATE SIGNATURE

ASSESSOR Sandeep Sasikumar Sr. HSE Officer 17-Oct -2024

APPROVED BY Mohammad Shameer Site Manager 17-Oct -2024

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 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION & RISK ASSESSMENT

REVIEWED BY Amir Mohammad Siddiqui Sr. Projects Manager 17-Oct -2024

REVIEWED BY
ELLISDON
RISK ASSESSMENT DATE REVIEW PERIOD DATE OF NEXT REVIEW
17-Oct-2024 6 months 16-April-2025

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