PP13 15 Ac Enl Gam 002

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND
LADDER INSTALLATION OF GIS AREA

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CONTENT
1.0 PURPOSE ...................................................................................................................................... 3

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK ........................................................................................................................ 3
3.0 RESPONSIBILITIES ..................................................................................................................... 3
4.0 DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................ 4
5.0 PERSONNEL ................................................................................................................................. 4
6.0 MATERIALS ................................................................................................................................. 5
7.0 EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................. 5
8.0 EXECUTION ................................................................................................................................. 5
9.0 WELDING MATERIAL................................................................................................................ 9
10.0 WELDING MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING............................................................. 9
11.0 TIME LINE ACTIVITIES ........................................................................................................... 10
12.0 PROGRESS MEASUREMENT .................................................................................................. 10
13.0 QUALITY REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................... 10
14.0 HEALTH,SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS ......................................... 10
15.0 RISK ASSESSMENTS ................................................................................................................ 11

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PURPOSE
This document is to clarify the general overview of the execution plan and method
for the cable tray installation works for the PP13 in RIYADH located near
DHURMA City, KSA.
The purpose of this Method Statement is to state the minimum key activities
which shall be carried out properly to execute the project objectives and
requirements during Contract period up to Issue Final Acceptance Certificate
(FAC) by Employer for the project.
SCOPE OF WORK
This method statement describes how to create a complete secure cable tray and
ladder works and ensure the system sustainability during the power plant
operation in light of the project related drawings and standards.
Respectively, works will be in accordance to the related Specifications, Codes and
Standards, HSE Procedures and Approved Drawings.
RESPONSIBILITIES
GAMA is responsible to ensure the healthiness of cable trays, ladders and their
related other materials during construction and guarantee to keep the installed
cable trays and ladders in good condition as per the project technical specification
and general implementation rules and ensure the Quality Assurance.

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In order to provide performance of every sort of activities and operations

(affecting the quality of the product) pursuant to the defined documents, all
deviations, errors or negative issues shall be reported.
DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS
PPE : Personal Protective Equipment
QCP : Quality Control Procedure
QA/QC : Quality Assurance/Quality Control
MV : Medium Voltage
LV : Low Voltage
GAMA: GAMA Power Systems
ITP : Inspection and Test Plan
HSE : Health, Safety and Environment
PERSONNEL
Following personnel have been assigned for the performing of the field work by
GAMA Power Systems.
Site Electrical Engineer
Electrical Supervisor
QA/QC Engineer
HSE Supervisor
Foreman
Electrician
Labors

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Materials
Equipments,tools,consumables and others shall be supplied by the contractor
during the construction.
EQUIPMENTS
Vacuum Cleaner
Open-Wrench Tools
Screw Driver Set
Scaffolding
EXECUTION
Storage of the materials, transporting materials to the place where the work
activity will appear, precautions for work safety, preparations before commencing
installation and complete implementation with fulfilling the project specification
and regulations shall be considered as one part during the execution of work.
Note: These instructions and information do not intend to cover all details or
variations in cable tray systems nor provide for every possible installation
contingency. All steps of installation should be supervised with an
experienced foreman or engineer with taking all necessary safety precautions.
COMMON TOOLS FOR INSTALLATION
Screw Driver
Spirit Level
Drilling Machine with drill bits
Cutting Saw
Tape Measure

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Open End Wrench
Dust Mask
Touch-Up Galvanize Paint
Scaffolding
Welding machine (where required)
Touch-Up Galvanize Paint
SUPPORT AND BRACKET INSTALLATION
Approved type C or H type supports shall be installed first. The fixing

method of C or H strut supports could change with respect to the places
such as fixing strut support to concrete with an anchor or fixing strut
support on steel structure with field welding or clamp connection. The
methods in previous statement are to be applied in our project according
to approved drawings, numbered as CA-517334-Sxxx, CA-517336 and
CA-517337-Sxxx.
Note : The point where to be welded should be free from dust and
galvanize.
The distance between supports should not exceed the minimum interval and the
approved drawings shall be followed.
Brackets shall be installed with help of a guide rope or spirit level to fix the level o
f
the bracket permanently all through the way where the cable raceway runs in
horizontal direction.
Then ensure the nut,washer,bolt and other necessary materials are fixed properly.

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CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION

After ensuring the brackets are aligned through the raceway and leveled at the
required elevation, cable tray or ladder installation could commence.
Cable trays shall be placed onto the brackets and fix onto brackets with nut,bolt an
d
washer through their own holes.
The head of two separate tray or ladder to connect to each other shall be attached
with
steel connection plate to ensure the sustainability of raceway.
Eventually it is necessary to cut into required dimension the cable trays and ladder
s. The method is demonstrated at below pictures fur cutting of trays and ladders.
Note : All works shall be get done by qualified personnel only at site.
It is not necessary to start at one end of the run. It is ideal to lay out the system a
t
connection point of two trays so that splice joints fall between th
e supports. This
maximizes the rigidity of the cable tray.
The cable tray should be anchored at the support nearest to its midpoint betwee
n
the expansion splice plates and secured by expansion guides at all other supp

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ort
locations. The cable tray should be permitted longitudinal
movement in both directions
from that fixed point.
For immediate width changes, it is possible to use offset reducing splice plates.
Vertical supports, elbows, concave elbows, convex elbows, cross connections, le

ft
and right reductions, tee and other auxiliary accessories should be insta
lled in
accordance with approved drawings previously mentioned.
CABLE TRAY GROUNDING

Cable trays should be grounded via isolated or bare jumper cable from piece to
piece. Meanwhile trays should be connected to main grounding grid from 20 met
ers
maximum unless otherwise specified in Grounding Specifications.
Earthing conductor shall be laid over one tray (top one is recommended) along th
e
cable trench and other trays will be grounded via jumpers which s
hall be connected
by cable lugs.
CABLE TRAY COVERS

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Covers are typically added to a cable tray system when addition cable protection i
s
required (outdoor and open area). In accordance with approved dr
awings cover shall be
installed carefully to avoid any fall on cables.
FINISHING WORKS
Marking of cable trays shall be done with permanent markers to provide a cable
pulling route.
Cable trays shall be inspected by witnesses of responsible engineers.
WELDING MATERIAL (IF NECESSARY)

Consumable materials such as electrodes, argon/propan and etc
Hand tools such as grinder, welding machine,steel brush,hammer and etc
The materials for safety purposes such as helmet, welder mask, welding glass
(if required), body protection clothe, welding gloves, blanket, fire extinguishe
r and etc.
10 WELDING MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING

All welding consumables will be stored in a dry location and will be kept in their
original and unopened packages until their use. Electrodes will be kept within hea
ted
ed back to
oven in work area. If there is unused dried electrodes, they will be carri
warehouse.
Storage and handling of welding consumables will be accordance with approved

procedure.

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11 TIME LINE OF ACTIVITIES

To be provided as per schedule.
12 PROGRESS MEASUREMENT
Progress will be followed by GAMA Site Representatives by daily.
13 QUALITY REQUIREMENTS
Contractor shall strictly comply with the GAMA Project QA/QC Plan. Contractor is
committed to establish, document, implement, and maintain the project quality
management system (QMS) and continually improve its effectiveness in accordance
with international standards.
Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) for Cable Tray Installation (Doc. No: PP13-00-YQPT-GAM-502) shall be followed during the execution of works.
14 HEALTH, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

All works shall be in compliance with the local laws and regulations, GAMA HSE
Plan, HSE Procedures, requirements and instructions.
In addition all employees and GAMA subcontractor employees on site will have
through GAMA Project Safety Induction for site safety, health and environmental
prior to work activities. Other training courses will be attended as required by
GAMA or WP as required.
Each work scope or task will have a completed and approved Job Safety Analysis
and Risk Assessment (JSARA) identifying the potential hazards and control

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measures that will be implemented to protect people and environment. The

JSARA will be used by supervisor as the basis of conducting his daily site
briefings for the workers.
In addition to the above, all employees conducting the works defined in this
Method Statement will wear basic PPE which is highly visible vest, hardhat,
safety shoe, safety googles. For additional safety requirements for a particular or
specific task please refer to the JSARA prepared for that task.
15
RISK ASSESSMENTS
Attached.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability
Risk Assessment for Electrical Works

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Assessment Matrix
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High
Project Name: SEC Power Plant PP-13/ACC

No.
1
Task
Hazards
Rev. and Date : Rev. 01 7 April 2016

Affected Group
Available Precautions
Lifting Operation / Crane
Control Method
Coordination meeting with GAMA and subcontractors
Overturning/ Collapse
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors, other
contractors
Inspect Crane Regularly,

Competent and licensed crane
operator
Monitor the wind speed and weather conditions on daily

basis
12M Certified and well maintained crane and records shall be kept 2
8L
8L
Licensed competent crane operator

Competent trained supervisor to be present
Crane operator to complete the crane daily inspection
Crane lifting zone to be barricaded
Lifting operations should not be carried out where adverse
weather ( wind speed more than 20 Km/hour)
b
Overloading by exceeding the

operating capacity
Workers
Banks man, Supervision, Safe

working load
12M Lifting operation must be planned by a competent person

Load to be rigged by a trained competent rigger at all time
Sufficient capacity for the lift (safe working load)
All movements to be controlled by a competent banks man
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
c
Task
Hazards
Loss of load/ Unstable load
Unsafe slinging

Affected Group
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors, other
contractors
Workers
Inspect lifting accessories
regularly, Barriers
Banks man, Supervision
P
3
Control Method
9L
Lifting equipment must be of adequate strength and stability 2

for the load and certified
The rope or chain is inspected by a competent person

Securing the areas below the lift ( information, restrictions,
demarcation, and barriers)
Ensure all person are in a safe position before any movement
is carried out
Safety latch on hook
12M Load to be rigged by a trained competent rigger at all times 2
6L
8L
8L
8L
A competent trained supervisor to be present at all times

All movement to be controlled by a competent banks man,
plant to be operated by a competent operator
e
Unstable ground of the crane

outriggers
Crush injuries to body parts
Workers
Workers
Training, Supervision
PPE, Training
12M Crane operator to assess work and lifting area before any
lifting operations are carried out
Out rigger to be fully extended and load bearing pads to be
use during lifting operation
12M No worker under a suspended load
Workers who will be competent and inducted in the
company policies, safety procedures, site safety rules,
emergency procedures
All crane swing radius to be protected and highlighted
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
All personnel to be vigilant/ alert at all times
Lifting Operation / Using

Mechanical Lifting
Equipment (Chain Block &
Lifting Belt)

operating capacity
Workers
Supervision, Safe working load
load to be rigged by a trained competent rigger at all times

All movements to be controlled by a competent banks man,
plant to be operated by a competent operator
12M Lifting operation must be planned by a competent person
8L
6L
All workers will be competent and trained in use of

mechanical lifting equipment
Lifting Equipment will be suitable, sufficient, maintained
and inspected prior to use
Loss of load/ Unstable load
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Inspect lifting Equipment (Chain

Block & Lifting Belt) regularly
9L
Sufficient capacity for the lift (safe working load)

Lifting equipment must be of adequate strength and stability 2
for the load and certified
The rope or chain is inspected by a competent person
Securing the areas below the lift ( information and
restrictions)
is carried out
Crush injuries to body parts
Workers
PPE, Training
Safety latch on Chain Block

12M No worker under a suspended load
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Workers who will be competent and inducted in the
company policies, safety procedures, site safety rules,
emergency procedures
All personnel to be vigilant/ alert at all times
8L
8L
8L

3 Working at height
Working at height with man- basket Workers
PPE, Safety harness
16H
All man basket will be load tested and certified

All man basket will not be over loaded and will be used
inside their capacity
Personnel who will work inside the man basket will attach
their safety harness to a sling which is connected directly to
the crane hook
Falls from height
Workers, Subcontractors
PPE, Safety harness, Barrier,

Lighting
16H
Experience workers who will be competent and inducted in

the company policy, and safety procedures
Workers must wear safety harness and shall be inspected
daily prior to use by the user
Presence of toe board, guard rails and fencing
Working platforms to be in good condition
Falling objects
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
PPE, Edge protection
9L
Good house keeping at height

Presence sufficient and appropriate toe board and edge
protection
No material is thrown or tipped from height
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
4
Task
Use of Harness & Lanyard
Hazards
Tie off point failure

Affected Group
Workers
Inspection , Training , supervision 3
S
3
R
9L
Control Method
The use of a harness and lanyard will be required for some
elements of work
Harness and lanyard failure
Training to be given in the use of harness and lanyard and

anchorage points
Incorrect use of Harness & Lanyard
Where lifelines are required a certified lifeline will be

installed as the anchorage point which will be inspected prior
Be alert to Swing fall hazards
Falls from height
All anchorage points to be checked for strength and correct

positioning
Lanyards to be tied off over head where possible. Where
overhead anchor points are not available the lanyard must be
tied off at the highest point possible
Do not anchor lanyards over sharp edges
Check sufficient clearance is available
Before issue check that: The harness is in good condition /
check for cuts, tears, burns, etc, and sewing is free from cuts
Weekly checklist of harnesses, lanyards and lifelines to be
completed. All damaged or faulty equipment must be taken
out of use immediately
Inspection of harnesses and lanyards before use and upon
return
P
2
S
3
R
6L
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
5
Task
Use of electric handheld
tools and equipment
Hazards
Hand Injuries from torque
Fire

Affected Group
Inspect Tools, PPE, Tool box
meeting
P
3
S
3
R
9L
Control Method
All personnel involved to be competent
Ensure employees are trained in safe work practices and are
properly supervised
All Workers are given adequate IITS (Instruction ,
Information , Training and Supervision)
Pre-use inspection
All tools to be maintained in good condition (Regular
maintenance)
Reduce the voltage as low as reasonably practicable
All equipment must be connected by means of proper
connector to be inspected regularly i.e. plugs and sockets
strip connector covered with insulation tape are not permitted
Panels to have earth leak protection
Grounding shall be provided on all equipment for protection
of workers
Check electric cables are properly protected and insulated ,
protect it against accidental cut and / or crush
Extension leads wherever possible should be routed and not
be allowed to trail on the ground
Electric power shall be disconnected from equipment when it
is not in use
Using warning signs
PPE ( Eye protection, Ear protection, Gloves)
P
2
S
3
R
6L
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
6
Task
Use of hand- tools
Hazards
Incorrect PPE used
Improper using Hand Tools

Affected Group
Workers
Tools in good condition, PPE
P
3
S
3
R
9L
Control Method
All personnel involved to be competent
Ensure employees are trained in safe work practices and are
properly supervised
All tools to be maintained in good condition
All work hand tools should be constructed or adapted as to
be suitable for the purpose for which it is used
Only insulated tools shall be used on or near live electrical
equipment, where there is a risk of electrical shock
All Workers are given adequate IITS (Instruction ,
Information , Training and Supervision)
All tools to be inspected prior to the start at any job
All hand tools shall be inspected and tagged on regular basis
according to inspection and monitoring plan
Sharp edged tools will be used carefully
All tools will be kept in a clean, well-maintained condition
All tools shall be properly stored and ensure that proper
boxes and racks are provided in a manner easy to reach
Using warning signs
Use of appropriate PPE e.g. Gloves, Ear protection, Eye
protection
P
2
S
3
R
6L
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Use of Hand- tools at height Falling objects ( hand tools)
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
PPE, Edge protection
9L
Electrical Works i.e.

Managing Electrical Safety
Workers
Tool Box Meeting , Supervision ,

PPE , Appropriate Fire
12M Only competent trained workers to carry out the work
Electrical Shock, Electrocution

Fire
No throwing up or down of equipment, tools or bolts etc and 2

all materials to be put in a suitable container before lowering
Personnel to be issued with belts for ease of carrying hand
tools or extra bolts
Good House keeping at height
6L
8L
6L
The work should be planned and undertaken and done under

the supervision of an competent supervisor
All workers to receive appropriate induction before starting
the work
Smoking to be prohibited and smoking area assigned.
Presence of appropriate fire extinguisher
Keep away from flammable and combustible materials
Appropriate signage i.e. identifying the job hazards
Equipment will be suitable, sufficient, maintained and
inspected prior to use
Barricades must be installed to keep unauthorized personnel
away from the work area
All workers to wear appropriate PPE at all times
All personnel to be inducted and aware of emergency
procedure
Only insulated tools shall be used on or near live electrical
equipment, where there is a risk of electrical shock
All personnel given adequate IITS ( Information, Instruction,
Training, Supervision)
9
a
Cable tray shifting and

handling
Handling of Cable Trays and Personal injury, back injuries,
Ladders
muscle strains or sprains.
Workers , Subcontractors
Break the job down into manageable portions.

3
3 9L
Provision for lifting aids when practical.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Lift with your legs not your back.

Use the buddy system, Get help.
Slip, Trip & Fall from same Personal injury, back injuries,
level.
Hand and finger injuries.
Personal injury, back injuries,

PPE , Supervision , Tool Box

Meeting
3 9L
3 9L
The safe work methods and hazards associated with tasks

shall be covered in daily TBT.
Area shall be properly maintained all equipment and
2
materials must be properly stored and picked up.
Housekeeping shall be on going and picked up at the end of
the day.
Removed unnecessary materials in the work place.
Ensure employee to keep finger away from any pinch points 2
hazard.
Choose a tool that requires the least continuous force and can
be used without awkward postures.
Wear approved working gloves.
Installation of cable trays and

10 ladders
a
Incompetent personnel.
Certificated personnel work
Pinch point.
Hand gloves
Ensure trained and competent personnel will carry out cable

tray work operation.
Pre-employment checks of competence.
Keep away hand & finger from any pinch point hazard.
Wear approved hand gloves.
Muscle strain or sprain while

cable tray installation
Tool Box Meeting , Supervision
Ensure employee use proper lifting techniques i.e. lift with

their legs not their back.
Use the "Buddy System" get help.
6L
6L
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
d
Task
Slip, trip fall on same levels.
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Housekeeping shall be a priority, walk and work areas shall
be kept free of materials and supplies.
Remove unnecessary materials in the work place.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Provide adequate stacking of materials.
Personnel injury.
When working with cable trays and ladders , all employees

performing any activities should always wear safety glasses
with side shields.
All food and beverages should be kept out of the work area.
A worker should wash their hands thoroughly before
touching their eyes, and contact lens wearers should wash
their hands before touching their lenses.
A disposable container that can be tightly closed must be
used for cable tray scraps. When finished with a cable tray
work, all cut cable tray pieces should be disposed of properly
along with any used chemicals and containers. The work
area should be thoroughly cleaned when job is completed.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
11
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Cable Laying
11.a Transporting of cable drums

to site
a
Material falling from truck during
transport
Speeding
Struck by Vehicle
9L
Operators and Job Supervisor shall ensure that the vehicle is 2

not overloaded.
Ensure that all materials are properly secured by means of
correct sling belt to prevent materials from falling during
delivery.
No overloading of materials on the trailers.
6L
Workers
Competent & licensed operator,

Speed Limit , Warning alarms
9L
All drivers shall have valid Jordanian driving licenses.
6L
9L
Enforcement of traffic regulations.

Strictly follow speed limit.
Approved transportation route for vehicle traffic in
accordance with Project rules.
Safe access shall be maintained at site for vehicles and
equipment.
All drivers shall have valid Jordanian driving licenses.
6L
Ensure that all lifting gear/lifting tackle is properly inspected 2

and color coded.
Daily crane inspections.
8L
Workers , Visitors ,
Subcontractors
Warning alarm, Lighting, Speed

Limit
All vehicle movement shall be guided by competent

banksmen with Hi-Vi vests.
Barricade and secure working area with signboard.
11.b Unloading the cable rolls
from trailers.
a
Dropped loads. (mechanical lifting) Workers , Subcontractors
Supervision, Banks man
16H
Ensure automatic safe load indicator is available in the crane.

Proper set up of crane ; i.e. out riggers fully extended.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Barricade the working area with sign boards indicating crane

lifting is in progress to prevent unauthorized entry.
Rigger shall be 100% visible to the crane operator & clearly
relay the information to the crane operator.
Ensure all lifts will be controlled and supervised by a
supervisor.
Ensure firm footing ground condition.
Check wind velocity.
Provision of banksman at the lifting area to keep personnel
away from the lifting operation.
Ensure materials are fully secured by competent & certified
rigger.
b
Back injury (manual lifting)
Workers
9L

6L
6L
6L

11.c Handling of Cable Drums
a
Personal injury, back injuries,

muscle strains or sprains
Workers
9L

Provision for lifting aids when practical.
Lift with your legs not your back.
Slip, Trip & Fall from same level
Workers
PPE , Housekeeping , Lighting
9L

Area shall be properly maintained all equipment and
2
materials must be properly stored and picked up.
Housekeeping shall be on going and picked up at the end of
the day.
Removed unnecessary materials in the work place.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards
Hand and finger injuries
11.d Laying of cables in the

trench and testing the cable.

Affected Group
Workers
PPE , Supervision , Tool Box
Meeting
P
3
S
3
R
9L
Workers
Muscle strain or sprain while laying Workers

& pulling cables into trench.
Control Method
Ensure employee to keep finger away from any pinch points 2

hazard.
Choose a tool that requires the least continuous force and can
be used without awkward postures.
Wear approved working gloves.
6L
6L
6L
6L
Ensure trained and competent personnel will carry out cable

laying operation
Keep away hand & finger from any pinch point hazard
PPE, Signs
9L
Wear approved hand gloves.

All Workers to wear appropriate PPE at all times
IITS ( Instruction, Information, Training, Supervision)
Slip, trip fall on same levels.
Workers , Visitors ,
Subcontractors
PPE , Lighting
9L
Bodily caught in between, due to

improper positioning of cable drum
& cable roller.
Workers

PPE, Signs
9L
Housekeeping shall be a priority, walk and work areas shall

be kept free of materials and supplies.
Remove unnecessary materials in the work place.
Provide adequate stacking of materials.
Ensure the right orientation of cable drum positioning prior
to pulling.
Personnel to be instructed in cable pulling techniques,
including the requirement for ensuring good manual
handling techniques are adapted.
Keep bodies clear of crush points and use tag lines to control
the movement of all loads that are lifted / pulled.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards
Personnel injury

Affected Group
Workers
PPE , Tool Box Meeting , Site
Inspection , Supervision ,
Emergency Plan
P
3
S
3
Control Method
9L
6L
8L
Tool box meeting to be conducted before starting work.

Ensure the use of right tools for the job
Use proper PPE's when executing the job (clear glass, hand
gloves, helmet, safety shoes.).
12
Erection of Scaffolds
Falling materials
Slip/Trip/Fall
Back injury
Collapse of scaffold
Workers
PPE, Safety harness, Inspect

Scaffolds, Barriers, Signs
The work area shall be barricaded with tapes and warning

signs.
Ensure that all tools are in proper working conditions and
color coded.
Pulled cable shall be assisted by manpower to avoid slips
from the cable trays.
Clamping and crimping shall be done by competent
electrician.
12M Scaffolds must be erected by trained and competent person
Material for scaffolds must be inspected by competent
person
A scaffolds tagging system is to be used on all scaffolds to
show the condition of scaffolds
Workers must wear a safety harness and the harness must be
attached to a secure anchor point
Working platform shall be close boarded and secured by
handrails, intermediate hand rails and toe board.
Ladder shall be properly secured.
scaffolding and shall sign the scaffold before commencing
the work
All personnel involved to wear appropriate PPE at all time
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
13
Task
Using Ladders
Hazards
Fall from the access ladders

Affected Group
Workers
PPE, Inspect Ladder
P
4
S
4
R
16H
Ladders falling
Control Method
Correct selection and suitability of the ladder
P
2
8L
6L
6L
6L
All access ladders must be fixed, footed or secured at all

times
Pre-use inspection ( make sure the ladder in good condition)
Items falling from ladders

Defective ladders
All Ladders shall be inspected and tagged on regular basis

according to inspection and monitoring plan
Keep both hands free to grip the ladder when climbing or
descending
No tools or equipment to be carried up or down a ladder
Overbalancing
All personnel involved to wear appropriate PPE at all time
14
Temporary storage at height Inadequate storage facilities
PPE, Housekeeping
9L
15
Lighting
Inadequate Lighting
Workers
9L
16
Use of Generator
Fire
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Maintenance technician to check

site location
Inspect the generator Regularly
9L
Ladders and steps shall be used on a firm level surface free

from obstructions and with clear access /egress.
All temporary storage of materials at height shall be stored 2
on dedicated suitable and sufficient platform
Temporary lights to be in place wherever required
2
Electrocution
Make sure any appliance connected to the generator are

specifically designed for outdoor use
Ensure the generator is grounded
Exposure to noise
Turn off engine when re-fuelling
Exposure to vibration
Fire extinguisher to be located close to generator.

Generators to be located in well ventilated areas
Always face the exhaust of generator downwind of the work
area
Visually check on a daily basis for any damage and report
any damage immediately
Always keep generators and fuel cans in a drip tray.
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Avoid using in wet conditions. If unavoidable protect it

from moisture
Ensure generators are maintained in good condition
Regular maintenance to ensure noise is minimized
17
Use of heavy equipment,

machinery and vehicles
Ensure that all equipment and machinery are properly

maintained
Only trained , qualified and authorized drivers should be
allowed to drive any item of equipment.
All drivers entering the project site must strictly observe the
speed limit ,road safety regulation , safety signs and direction
Vehicles should always drive along the safe marked routs
following designated traffic flows
All construction machinery used should have reverse alarm
All pedestrians must keep a continual watch for moving
equipment and vehicles, listen for warming sounds and look
out for flashing lights
Overturning/ Collapse
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Inspect all equipment & Machinery 3

Regularly, Competent & licensed
operator
12M All equipment , machinery and vehicles to be maintained in

good condition
Licensed competent operator
Equipment will be suitable, sufficient, maintained and
inspected prior to use
Keep to speed limit
Keep to site rules for the movement . Ensure safe movement
particularly when reversing
8L
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards
Loss of load/ Materials

Affected Group
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Supervision
P
3
S
3
R
9L
Control Method
Secure the loads against falling off
P
2
6L
8L
6L
Sheeting of vehicles transporting materials to and from the site

Keep to speed limit

operating capacity
Workers
Banks man, Supervision, Safe

working load

is carried out
12M Construction Works must be planned by a competent person 2
Do not let loads to exceed the capacity of the vehicle i.e.
Safe Working Load (sufficient capacity)
Vibration
Workers
PPE , Tool Box Meeting
9L
All movements to be controlled by a competent banks man

All workers to wear appropriate PPE at all time
Change the workers regularly to minimize the variation
effects ( Job Rotation Practices) /Limit the time that workers
spend on vibrating tools to avoid constant continued
18
a
Movement of Vehicle
Collision with other vehicles,
pedestrians or fixed objects
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Warning alarm, Lighting, Speed

Limit
9L
Regular Maintenance of tools to keep vibration to a

i i
Experienced licensed driver accompanied by banks men
Ensure the safe movement of pedestrians and vehicles
Adequate direction signs
Warning alarm ( Visual and audible) fitted to vehicle
Drivers selection / training
Speed limit signs shall be installed along all construction road
Vehicle maintenance
Banks man
Sufficient Lighting
All vehicle shall be parked at the designated area
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards
Overturning

Affected Group
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Speed Limit, Signs
P
3
S
4
Control Method
12M Keep to Speed Limit

Good housekeeping
Training and supervision of drivers
Safe Work Load
19
Lay down and storage yards/

areas when materials arriving
at site
Fire Hazard
Workers, Visitors,
Subcontractors
Fire Extinguisher
12M The designated lay down and storage area to be coordinated 2

with GAMA
Trips and falls
Workers, Visitors
PPE, Lighting
6L
Manual Handling
Workers
Tool Box Meeting
6L
Improperly secured load
Workers
Tool Box Meeting , PPE ,

Supervision, Banksman
9L
20
Loading and offloading

materials
Overloading
No smoking Policy at site

Presence of appropriate fire extinguisher
Keep away from flammable and combustible materials
Appropriate signage
Erect Barrier
Safe access and egress
2
Good Housekeeping
Observe correct lifting technique
2
All materials to be loaded correctly and secured prior to
transporting
Correct manual handling technique to be deployed where
manual handling of loads is required
Poor visibility
Gloves to be worn by all personnel
Materials coming into contact with

personnel or other plant
Certified lifting appliances and lifting gear to be used to load

and unload materials on site
Manual handling injuries
All loading operation will be under supervision by site

supervisor and safety Dep
Keep the area clear of people when loading / unloading
material
Follow required traffic speed limit.
8L
4L
4L
6L
GAMA POWER SYSTEMS
Probability

Almost
Certain
High
Medium
Low
Improbable
10
15
20
25
4
3
2
1
4
3
2
1
1
Minor
8
6
4
2
2
Low
12
9
6
3
3
Medium
Severity
16
12
8
4
4
High
20
15
10
5
5
Major
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
Risk Rating
1-9
10-15
16-25
Low
Medium
High

No.
Task
Hazards

Affected Group
Control Method
Appropriate personnel protective equipment (high-visibility

vests, helmets, safety shoes, eye protection)
21
Using Electric Tools
22
Manual Handling
Irritation to eyes, Irritation to

respiratory, and cut or striking a
finger whilst using electric tools
Back injuries/ Slips, trips and falls
Workers
PPE
9L
Workers
Tool box meeting
9L
Injury from dropping load
23
24
Working at extreme
temperature or adverse
Weather
6L
Observe Correct lifting techniques
6L
6L
8L
Avoid where possible.
Noise
Workers
PPE
Excessive exposure to Hot Humid

Weather
PPE, Supply of drinking water and 3

monitor the weather conditions on
daily basis
Heat Exhaustion, Heat Stroke

Heat Cramps
All workers to wear appropriate PPE at all times and Eye

Wash to be available
Ensure people are capable for the task. All persons to be

trained in manual handling who are required to carry out
manual handling tasks.
All Personnel given adequate IITS
9L
All personnel will be using ear muffs or ear plugs at / around 2
the origin of high noise
12M Monitor the weather conditions on daily basis
2
Suitable clothing
Observe temperature regularly
Personnel must be provided with cool and clear drinking
water as well as with properly shaded areas to use for rest
break
Improved ventilation and humidity control
Regular work breaks with fluid intake

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

LADDER INSTALLATION OF GIS AREA

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1.0 PURPOSE ...................................................................................................................................... 3

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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In order to provide performance of every sort of activities and operations

Site Electrical Engineer

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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Screw Driver Set

Drilling Machine with drill bits

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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Open End Wrench

Touch-Up Galvanize Paint

Welding machine (where required)

Touch-Up Galvanize Paint

SUPPORT AND BRACKET INSTALLATION

Approved type C or H type supports shall be installed first. The fixing

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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CABLE TRAY INSTALLATION

washer through their own holes.

steel connection plate to ensure the sustainability of raceway.

connection point of two trays so that splice joints fall between th

maximizes the rigidity of the cable tray.

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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locations. The cable tray should be permitted longitudinal

movement in both directions

from that fixed point.

Vertical supports, elbows, concave elbows, convex elbows, cross connections, le

accordance with approved drawings previously mentioned.

CABLE TRAY GROUNDING

maximum unless otherwise specified in Grounding Specifications.

CABLE TRAY COVERS

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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required (outdoor and open area). In accordance with approved dr

awings cover shall be

installed carefully to avoid any fall on cables.

WELDING MATERIAL (IF NECESSARY)

10 WELDING MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING

Storage and handling of welding consumables will be accordance with approved

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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11 TIME LINE OF ACTIVITIES

14 HEALTH, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

METHOD STATEMENT FOR CABLE TRAY AND

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measures that will be implemented to protect people and environment. The

GAMA POWER SYSTEMS

Risk Assessment for Electrical Works

Risk Assessment Matrix

Project Name: SEC Power Plant PP-13/ACC

Rev. and Date : Rev. 01 7 April 2016

Lifting Operation / Crane

Coordination meeting with GAMA and subcontractors

Inspect Crane Regularly,

Monitor the wind speed and weather conditions on daily