TPH Sog Sol Exe Eaw All Found CBPXXXX A 0 English

PROJECT: TAZI PALACE HOTEL - TANGIER
TPH-SOG-SOL-EXE-EAW-ALL-FOUND-CBPXXXX-A-0
Method
Micropiles and anchors
Broadcasting date : February 17, 2019

Status : _
Revision history
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Project PALACE HOTEL Tazi |
SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................. 3
1.1. Project Framework ........................................................................................................... 3
1.2. Object .............................................................................................................................. 3
1.3. Relevant documents ........................................................................................................ 3
2. RESOURCES ...................................................................................................................... 4
2.1. Manpower ........................................................................................................................ 4
2.2. Equipment ........................................................................................................................ 4
2.3. Supplies / Materials .......................................................................................................... 5
3. METHODOLOGY MICROPILES HEA ................................................................................. 5
3.1. Preparatory work required by the Client ........................................................................... 5
3.1.1. Working platform ........................................................................................................ 5
3.2. Description of methodology .............................................................................................. 6
3.2.1. Site layout................................................................................................................... 6
3.2.2. Drilling........................................................................................................................ 6
3.2.3. Metallic profiles’ equipment.......................................................................................... 7
3.2.4. Grout filling ................................................................................................................. 8
4. METHODOLOGY OF ANCHORS ........................................................................................ 9
4.1. preparatory work required by the Client............................................................................ 9
4.2. Description of methodology .............................................................................................. 9
4.2.1. Site Layout ................................................................................................................ 10
4.2.2. Drilling...................................................................................................................... 10
4.2.3. Grout filling and bars’equipment ................................................................................. 10
4.2.4. Low pressure reinjection IGU....................................................................................... 11
4.2.5. Tensioning ................................................................................................................ 11
5. QUALITY CONTROL PLAN............................................................................................... 11
5.1.1. Inspection points program .......................................................................................... 11
6. RISK ANALYSIS ................................................................................................................ 12
6.1. Hardware Installation: .................................................................................................... 12
6.2. Props Station ................................................................................................................. 12
6.3. Drilling: ........................................................................................................................... 12
6.4. Injections / grout Sending ............................................................................................... 13
6.5. Equipment frames / profiles ............................................................................................ 14
6.6. Tensioning ..................................................................................................................... 14
6.7. Grout/slurry manufacturing ............................................................................................. 15
7. ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS.......................................................................................... 16
APPENDIX ................................................................................................................................ 19
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Project TAZI PALACE HOTEL |
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. Project Framework
This procedure is related to the renovation project of the Tazi Palace in Tangier. This building’s
construction work had begun back in the 40's and is now the center plan to a luxurious palace
project.
The project is located on the north side of Tangier Golf Club and Eastern south side of the Park
Rmelate.
Following a pre-conducted rewearing, the geotechnical context of the ancient palace includes
the construction of a reinforcement by a “paroi berlinoise” on a major part of its surrounding
sides. The work consists of micropiles armed with metal profiles and rods of armed anchors of
prestressed bars.
It will be referred hereinafter to SOLSIF MAROC as “The Subcontractor” and to SOGEA MAROC
as the “Client”.
figure 1 Project location
1.2. Object
This method statement is to:
- Describe the methodology of construction works of micro piles and anchors with the
material and human resources of SOLSIF MAROC
1.3. Relevant documents

The course of all construction works will comply with the requirements of all the texts and
reference documents quoted below:
Titre Références
Contract Contrat de Sous-traitance : Travaux de SOLSIF N°58/18/BT164
Documents confortement du bâtiment existant Palais Tazi
Tanger
Technical Travaux de fondations profondes pour le bâtiment DTU 13.2
standards Justification des ouvrages géotechniques- Normes NF P 94-262
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* Nota: The stratigraphy of the land on the illustrations of this MS serves only as an example.
SOLSIF
Documents d’application nationale de l’Eurocode 7- fondations
profondes Juillet 2012.
Exécution des travaux géotechniques spéciaux : NF EN 1536
Pieux forés
Tirants d’ancrage
Micropieux
LES PIEUX FORES – Recueil des règles de l'art de __
LCPC et SETRA
Eurocode 2 NF P 1992-1-1
Geotechnical rewearing of site of the Tazi Palace Dossier n°150-E-2013
Project January 2014
Micropiles Section and Elevation (Section 01-02-03- TPH-KAT-SOG-EXE-EAW-
04-06-07-08) ALL-FOUND-DRW-1640-C-
0-13.12.2018
Execution Micropiles Section and Elevation (Section 05) TPH-KAT-SOG-EXE-EAW-
Documents ALL-FOUND-DRW-1640-C-
0-11.10.2018
Layout micropieux TPH-KAT-SOG-EXE-EWA-
ALL-FOUND-DRW-1640-D-
0-11.02.2019
2. RESOURCES
2.1. Manpower
Work will be performed in the framework of the technical regulations adopted in the relevant
documents, the human resources deployed to conduct the work are described below:
• Management staff
DESIGNATION NUMBER
Site engineer 1
• Execution staff
DESIGNATION NUMBER
Drill rig operator 1
Help driller 2
Grout operator 1
Help Grout operator 2
Welder 1
Driver 1
Telescopic forklift operator 1
Mechanic if needed 1
The above list is provided for information only. Number of staff members can and will be
enhances or reduces depending on the overall progress of the works.
2.2. Equipment
Generally, the main equipment to be mobilized on site includes:
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DESIGNATION NUMBER
Drilling rig Klemm 807d or equivalent (with accessories and 1
tools)
Drill head Ø250mm (tricone bit, downhole hammer with cutters) At least 1
Drill head Ø115mm (tricone bit, downhole hammer with cutters) At least 1
Compressor 21000L 14bars 1
Grout plant 1
- grout manufacturing digester, mixer and pump type
“Unigrout” or equivalent
- water storage tanks
- sending water pumps
Welding station 1
Rotating telescopic forklift 1
The above list of equipment is provided for information only. It can and will be adjusted to match
necessary means needed on site depending on the progress of work.
The equipment used is subject to monitoring and ongoing maintenance in order to ensure proper
operation throughout the construction period.
The data sheets for equipment are presented in the appendices.
2.3. Supplies / Materials

To achieve our works, the following supplies will be put in place:
DESIGNATION Characteristics
cement CPJ45 According to supplier specifications (LafargeHolcim or
equivalent)
Adjuvant superplasticizer high According to supplier specifications (Chryso or
range water reducer (if required) equivalent)
Prestressed Bars D32 500 MPa class (DSI freyssinet or equivalent)
Metallic profile HEA140 Denier 25.20kg / ml
3. METHODOLOGY MICROPILES HEA
3.1. Preparatory work required by the Client

3.1.1. Working platform
Prior to mobilization of plant and equipment, the Client is to prepare a compacted leveled working
platform, drained, with the bearing capacity necessary that ensures stability and with the
overhangs required around each pile and following subcontractor’s prerequisites to carry out the
work according to safety and quality conditions.
Facilities for the grouting operations, including offices, the grout mixer plant, the workshop, and
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material storage sheds/ stockpiles will be erected on suitable reclaimed sub-base material.
3.2. Description of methodology

The general phasing of micropiles’ work
1. Site layout of micropiles

2. Drilling
3. Preparation of the filling grout
4. Metallic profile Equipment
5. Sealing by gravity filling grout
Notes: Steps 4 and 5 can be interchanged in time.
3.2.1. Site layout
Micropiles will be laid-out by the Client following the phasing defined by the subcontractor.
Altimetry level are provided for conducting the drilling of micropiles.
Layout is materialized by metal stakes and a markup roller.

A third reference marker is implanted to control the final level after equipment.
3.2.2. Drilling
3.2.2.1. Overview
The drilling is carried out from the platform using a thermal drill rig equipped with a tool adapted to
the characteristics of the soils encountered (hardness, abrasiveness, density, fracturing,
homogeneity ...).
The drilling fluid is air.
The slide (or drilling mast) is positioned according to the inclination defined on the execution plans.
The first drill pipe is equipped at its base with the tool at the specified diameter and adapted to the
site conditions (tricone bit, downhole hammer ...). If deemed necessary, a preliminary cased hole
can be set up for holding the head of borehole wall.
The tool is placed on the ground, the drilling fluid injection is started, rotation is activated.
Throughout the drilling to the planned depth, the driller must ensure its successful implementation:
• Management maintained (by checking the level of gradient)
• Good rise cuttings
• Stability borehole wall
3.2.2.2. Drilling methods
The air flow rate is set so as to have a consistent flow rate with the advancement of the tool and
the blowing of cuttings.
Two techniques can be adopted:
• rotary drilling by crushing using a tricone
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figure 2 Drilling by rotation of a tricone
• Down the hole hammer using tool with carving buttons
figure 3 Carving buttons
The suitable tool disintegrating the soil and drilling continues with the addition of successive rods
to the planned depth. Tightening the screw elements must be in abutment by means of the
guillotine or key claw.
For the duration of drilling, the driller must ensure that the drilling rail keeps the desired position to
prevent deflection.
Once the depth dimension of the drilling is reached, the driller cleans the borehole, blow sweeping
on the final length rod until the air comes out clean and free of dust.
The rods are then outputs drilling and placed on the stage close to the following borehole.
3.2.3. Metallic profiles’ equipment
The length of the profiles is adjusted to meet the depth of final borehole. Depending on the
challenges of the site (lifting height limited by existing building) the profiles can be cut into two
lengths and recovered by welding.
Slinging / hooking points are created using the torch at the core of the section.
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After cleaning the drilling, the sections are lowered into the borehole using the telescopic forklift or
the hoist of the drill rig.
figure 4 Installation of metal profiles
3.2.4. Grout filling
The grout plant is a central process unit that mixes and supplies the borehole with a predetermined
composed sealing cement grout of water content C/W=2.
After micropiles’ equipment, manufacturing the cement grout, it gets poured in under gravity.
An injection cane is lowered to bottom hole and sealing grout is injected until resurgence of clean
and healthy grout to TN.
Inspection test points of the filling grout compliance follows the quality plan attached to this method
statement. The theoretical values of each characteristic of the grout is defined in the technical
standard documents and will be confirmed during the laboratory tests required before
commencement of work.
figure 5 Placing the filling grout
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4. METHODOLOGY OF ANCHORS
4.1. preparatory work required by the Client

The general phasing of work (once the micropiles are finalized by the Subcontractor followed by
the capping beam construction by the Client) is shown below:
1. Execution of vertical micropiles 2. Local stepped excavation and installation of shielding
3. The first step of the excavation of the 4. installation of anchors (first layer)
excavation and establishing walers inclined 15 °
5. Continuation of local excavation and stepped 6. Continuation of the excavation and establishing wales
shield inclined 15 ° (then the second layer of ground anchors)
Intermediaries work shielding and implementation of wales inclined 15 ° are carried out by the
Client.
4.2. Description of methodology

The general phasing of implementation of anchors is:
1. Layout of rods
2. Drilling
3. Production and transmission of the filling grout
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4. Prestressed bars and injection tubes equipment
5. Low pressure injecting (IGU)
6. Tensioning of anchors, blocking and placing of anchoring heads
4.2.1. Site Layout
The tie rods will be installed by the Client following the phasing defined by the subcontractor.
Layout is materialized by metal stakes and a markup roller.
4.2.2. Drilling
The drilling is carried out from the platform with a thermal drill rig equipped with tools adapted to
the characteristics of the soils encountered (hardness, abrasiveness, density, fracturing,
homogeneity ...).
Identically to micropiles, the drilling fluid is compressed air.
The suitable tool disintegrating the soil and drilling continues with the addition of successive rods
to the planned depth. Tightening the screw elements must be in abutment by means of the
guillotine or key claw.
For the duration of drilling, the driller must ensure that the drilling rail keeps the desired position to
prevent deflection.
Once the depth dimension of the drilling is reached, the driller cleans the borehole, blow sweeping
on the final length rod until the air comes out clean and free of dust.
The rods are then outputs drilling and placed on the stage close to the following borehole.
figure 6 Drilling inclined anchors
4.2.3. Grout filling and bars’equipment
At the end of drilling, the borehole is filled with a cement grout of water content ratio C / W = 2
optionally adjuvanted, this operation will be carried by gravity or low pressure to resurgence of
grout. It will then be proceeded to the placement of the prestressed bars provided with centering
and assembled with the injection tube. The anchors will be equipped with prestressed bars, the
P0 protection rods.
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figure 7 Sending sheath slurry and equipment
4.2.4. Low pressure reinjection IGU
After 8 hours minimum, the anchor rod will be fed with a slurry at a low pressure> 10 bar (IGU).
Grout pressure makes it possible to "slam" the grout injected in the first phase, and increase the
pressure in the desired area. The feedback tube has at least one cuff per meter.
figure 8 IGU injection
The cement slurry is the same composition as the sheath of grout, a C / W = 2.
4.2.5. Tensioning
Before making the tensioning, the pulling of the bedding grout must have reached a minimum and
sufficient strength. Laboratory tests will verify this minimum resistance, usually reached after a
minimum of 7 days (depending on cement, temperature, admixtures ...).
The tie is blocked at a locking traction Tb defined in the execution plans and confirmed by pull-out
tests carried out by the Client.
Unnecessary on-lengths can be cut.
5. QUALITY CONTROL PLAN

5.1.1. Inspection points program
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Quality control plan is to define the work execution control parameters and inspection points of the
different stages in the execution of micro piles and anchors.
The program of inspection points attached collects all testing during each phase of work.
Each micropile and anchor finalized will be documented by a summary sheet of execution.
6. RISK ANALYSIS
This chapter discusses the risks generated by the activity of carrying out the work of micropiles
and anchoring rods, both of the risks specific to employees of the Subcontractor or those of other
contractors on site.
6.1. Hardware Installation:

PHASE OF WORK / JOB RISK MEANS OF PREVENTION
CONTROL Breakdowns, incidents - Check the condition of hoses and correct installation.
EQUIPMENT AND - Ensure the presence and maintenance of the service book of the
MACHINE machine
PUNCH WITH Injury - Check the attachment of flexible, necklaces ......
HYDRAULIC - Ensure that the hydraulic hoses are well guided and there is no risk of
MACHINES catching
- Setting up strops (air).
INTEMPESTIFS Crushing staff - Check the condition of the platform or the machine installation area
TRAVEL (slippery or unstable, sloping embankment near ...)
- Put in neutral before starting the drilling
- Be sure to stop the machine and that it does not shift or slide
MOVEMENT Snaps, Clashes, - All trips are guided by driller help
Reversals - Identify changes in the machine area
- Ensuring the stability of the platform
6.2. Props Station
INSTALLATION AND Noise - hearing protection if noise level +85 DB

POSITIONING THE
MACHINE Pinching Fingers And - Wearing of suitable gloves
Hands - Monitor the moving parts
Imbalance And - Ensure proper setting of the machine cylinders, planks, if

Reversal necessary, secure machine
DEVELOPMENT OF Mishandling snaps, - rationally arrange accessories of the machine: Compressor,

DRILLING AREA falls flexible suction and discharge, rods and tubes trestle, Tool
6.3. Drilling:
AMORCAGE DRILLING underground - Ensure that all approvals have been obtained
obstacles
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- If necessary, make a manual recognition.
OPERATING RODS Wrong moves, - Maintain the development aid area - driller, level and free of any
crushing hands or obstacles. - Coordinating the movements between the operator
fingers falls and help. - Screwing with double hung (failing with fitted key)
Projections keys - In case of unscrewing the motor ensure that the key is firmly
connected to a fixed point.
Operating rods Flying chips - Using hammers or brass weights in good condition (do not use
(continued) Locking or tools caulked), the use of hardened steel tools should be avoided. -
unlocking tools or interposing a piece of wood or soft metal between hammer and
grounding rods or part (if there is no soft metal hammer). - having the appropriate
hammer safety glasses or helmet with integrated visor MANDATORY.
- Wear gloves and suit. - When typing, the surrounding staff should
not face the object hit and must move away to avoid receiving a
burst accidentally.
falls - Avoid fat lost on the floor or on the core of the machine.
Crushing feet by - Avoid excess fat on the gloves.

falling tools or stems.
Crushing of fingers or - Do not handle the rods or tubes with fingers folded inside the
hands. ends.
PROPER PUNCH Imbalance, machine - constant and imperative Monitoring good sitting on the ground of
reversal the machine and the correct orientation of the slide. Readjust if
necessary.
DRILLING Attachment, by - Restrict access to the area to anyone other than the perforation. -
driving the rotating The operator must always see the opening of the drilling and
shaft ensure that aid runs no risk. - If a particular punching method is
used, strictly follow the drilling instructions delivered by the
manager. - Prohibit further open and clothing - Prohibit guided
hand tool for driving the drilling.
Noise, - soundproof material Jobs - Hearing protection.

communication
difficulties
Drilling steeply Hooking Staff. - Inform staff about the risks of catching while going back and forth
inclined Mishandling. Low from the retractor. - Ensure that aid is assisted by a third party if
back pain. rods drop. necessary, and organize as much as possible the position of Labor.
(Platform in height)
6.4. Injections / grout Sending

PREPARATION OF Low back pain Set up the workstation, mechanize as much as possible, the supply
SLURRY/ GROUT of products (cement). If possible, use 25 kg bags for manual stations.
Noise Wearing of suitable hearing protection.
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Rotating mixers Ensure the grates or covers are held in place and fitted with an
automatic cut
Slips, Regularly clean the floors of plants (water jet or pressurized steam)
to remove the grout, grease and other products making them
slippery
splashing and dust Wearing of suitable personal protection (gauntlets, mask, goggles,
etc.) Do not disassemble a bite driving without drops the internal
pressure.
INJECTION Ruptures, bursts Check the condition of the flexible pipe, connection, valves, etc ..
flexible
slips Cleaning the injection zone.
CLEAN LINES Dislocation, Washing with water alone.
projection
USE REAGENTS Explosions burns No naked flames in the central. No smoking in the central Do not
FLAMMABLE leave reagent bottles to the sun, especially if they are empty and
closed
PRESSES INJECTION Jamming fingers of Protection devices: removable covers, gratings. Outlawing the
crush settings during operation. Neutralize the pumps completely before
working on the gland
6.5. Equipment frames / profiles

DESCENT PROFILES IN Clashes, sticking - Wearing gloves

MICROPILES / hands
PLACEMENT IN TIE wounds
BARS Falls from height - formally prohibit unauthorized personnel to be marked in the
drilling area.
- Follow the general instructions lifting safety.
6.6. Tensioning
GETTING Leaks, bursts flexible, - Check beforehand the resistance of hoses and connections
PRESSURE etc .. adapted to the operating pressure
HYDRAULIC
SYSTEM Out of the strand and Never stand behind the head during tensioning.
ejections wedges.
GRINDING, burns - To wear the personal protective equipment regulations.
OXYCOUPAGE OR
CUTTING POWER Cuts, eye injuries - Use a chainsaw equipped its regulatory protections.
Crushing feet - Provide a suitable working level and monitor the progress of
cutting not be surprised by the fall of the fixing head of the tie
rod
respiratory poisoning - Avoid ignite the plastic material which encloses the pulling.
- Wearing of recommended respirator.
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6.7. Grout/slurry manufacturing

GROUTING Projection, grout, Wearing of individual equipment, especially gloves and goggles.
hand burns
IMPLEMENTATION Projection products Check the condition of pipes and fittings. Cleaning of pipes
OF SEALING from ruptured pipes
INJECTION or hoses
OPERATIONS OF Low back pain Design the workstation.
CANNES
INJECTION
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7. ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
Activity Sub-Activity Appearance (if Impact Operation applicable Frequency severity operational control mastery Quotation
applicable) regulations F G M C=RxFxGx
R M
Deliveries of Traffic in the Inconvenience to Normal 7 7 5 Deliveries are made as much as 1 245
equipment yard / Traffic others possible inside the site; assigning a flag
and disruption man when necessary.
materials
Dirt roads Inconvenience to Normal 1 5 5 1 25
local residents Washing of wheels gear site in output if
detrimental Normal deemed necessary
effect on the
construction site
picture
Installation / Use of gears Fuel Depletion of Normal 1 7 7 Maintenance and renewal of engines. 5 245
Tuck, moving of consumption natural resources Stop gear during extended outages.
equipment and
materials on site
Emission of Air pollution Normal 1 7 7 Engine stop gear during extended 5 245
exhaust gas outages. Maintenance of equipment.
Noise emission Inconvenience to Normal 7 7 5 Engine stop gear during extended 5 1225
local residents outages.
Leaks of Water Pollution / Accidental 7 5 5 Emergency kit 5 875
polluting Soil
products Damage drainage Accidental
systems
Emission of Air pollution Normal 1 7 5 Engine stop gear during extended 5 175
exhaust gas outages. Maintenance of equipment.
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Using Energy Depletion of Normal 1 7 5 Engine stop gear during extended 1 35
punching consumption natural resources outages. Maintenance and
machines replacement of equipment.
Noise Emission / Inconvenience to Normal 7 7 5 Liebherr hydraulic dump holders are 5 1225
Vibration local residents equipped with Liebherr E-Mode
(reduce noise by 4dB)
Perforation Destabilization Damage Accidental 1 5 7 Compliance with standards 1 35
of land
Perforating /
drilling
Cleaning the Water Depletion of Normal 1 7 1 Cleaning limited to what is necessary to 1 7
perforating consumption natural resources maintain the condition of the
tool equipment.
Welding Fire Pollution Accidental 1 1 7 Presence of fire extinguishers 1 7
Placing Emission of Air pollution Normal 1 7 5 Maintenance of engine during 5 175

frames exhaust gas prolonged stops
Equipment / Damage to flora Destruction of Accidental 1 1 5 1 5
Cementing when handling flora Handling supervised by a maneuvering
cages head
Using grout Fluid leaks Water Pollution / Accidental 7 5 5 5 875

Soil prompt corrective action (shoveling,
sweeping ...)
Water Depletion of Normal 1 7 5 Staff Awareness (talks) 1 35
consumption natural resources
Energy Depletion of Normal 1 7 5 Rental or purchase of "performance" 5 175

consumption natural resources bungalows Staff Awareness (talks)
paper Depletion of Normal 1 7 5 Staff Awareness 5 175

consumption natural resources
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Wastewater Water Pollution / Normal 7 7 5 public network connection (agreement 1 245
Cantonment (offices, canteen, discharges Soil / release agreement). Or installation of
changing rooms, air chemical toilets.
conditioning, sanitary) Waste Pollution Normal 7 7 5 Sorting and recycling if implemented by 1 245
production the Client
Fire detrimental Accidental 1 1 7 audited and compliant with fire 1 7

effect on wildlife extinguishers presence in installation
Pollution
Dust emission Pollution Normal 1 5 1 Regular garbage collection. 1 5
odor emission Embarrassment Normal 1 5 1 Regular garbage collection. 1 5

for stakeholders
Waste ground Adverse effects Accidental 7 5 1 Implementation of waste skips regular 5 175
on flora and
Non-hazardous waste fauna
detrimental
effect on the
landscape
Inconvenience to
local residents
Fire detrimental Accidental 1 1 5 The presence of fire extinguishers 1 5
effect on wildlife conforming nearby.
Pollution
Flight of waste Adverse effects Accidental 7 5 1 Placing waste dumpsters closed or 1 35
on flora and sheeted
fauna
detrimental
effect on the
landscape
Embarrassment
for stakeholders
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APPENDIX
APPENDIX 1 Program of inspection points
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Inspection points program SB.CHA.
PEC.
DRILLING Page 20 / 29
SBF.MET.SU.PEC.001
date:09/08/14 CONSTRUCTION SITE : Date: Rev:
HP = Halt point; W = Witness point
RESPONSI REFERE WAY FREQUEN TOLERAN FAILURE TREATMENT H W

P
BLE NCE CY CE
CONTROL
Protection devices of the drill Driller paper Trial daily none Repair x
Machine
IMPLEMENTATION
Level of the platform geometer NGM measure topo according  1 cm re-grading x
setpoint
Axis works geometer Plan BPE fixed pins while booting  1 cm resite x
Axis drilling Site manager Plan BPE + geometer and / each drill  2cm Correct implementation x
surveyor or measuring
marks tape
Identifying drilling Site manager Plan BPE label; painting each drill none Identify or relocate x
POSITIONING DRILL
drilling Identification Driller set and plan landmarks each drill none Preventing work Engineer
Azimuth rods Driller instructions instructions pins each drill  1 reposition x
+
Inclination of the rods Driller instructions angle level each drill  1 degree Correct angle x
Impact drilling Driller marking visual each drill  2cm Notify Engineer x
DRILLING
Tool diameter Driller order visual or meter each drill  5 mm Change tools or notify Engineer x
Advancement Driller visual continued Note obstacle or drop tool x
Nature of the soil and depth and water Driller sediment visual continued  30 cm Notify Client X
presence
Target depth Driller instructions length of the each drill  theoretical Continue drilling or notify x
rods Engineer
SPECIFIC CHECKS
borehole deviation external order Level indicator according to According to According difference observed x
technician contract deviation
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Inspection points program SB.CHA.
PEC.
GROUT/ SLURRY Page 21 / 29
SBF.MET.SU.PEC.001
RESPONSI REFERE WAY FREQUEN TOLERAN FAILURE TREATMENT H W

P
BLE NCE CY CE
BEFORE MAKING SUSPENSIONS-
Density Grout plant theoretical Mud Balance 2 times / shift  0.1 Check dosage and notify RCI X
operator + density
external
laboratory
Viscosity grout + Grout plant theoretical cone Marsh 2 times / shift 5s Check dosage and mixing time X
operator + Viscosity
external
laboratory
Settling + Grout plant theoretical cone modified 2 times / shift  25  Check dosage and mixing time X
operator + settling
external
laboratory
Resistance external  40; h = as specified  specification To define Resume series X
laboratory 100mm or
similar
QUANTITIES MANUFACTURED centralist unit marred counting each shift N/A Check counting or metering
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P
SB.CHA.
PEC.
EQUIPMENT BAR / PROFILES AND FILLING Page 22 / 29
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RESPONSI REFEREN WAY FREQUEN TOLERAN FAILURE TREATMENT H W

P
BLE CE CY CE
Equipment bars / profiles
Identification micropieu / anchors Driller No. work in label each book none relabel X
progress
State of the frame before implementation Driller State of the art Visual each book none Change / replace X
drilling and filling volume of grout Driller State of the art Visual each book none Complete or advise engineer if X
losses
Getting to the frame depth Driller State of the art Meter each book + -15cm reposition X
Centering of the armature Driller State of the art Centering / each book + 5cm reposition X
wedging pieces
in head
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APPENDIX 2 Equipment data sheet
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APPENDIX 3 Supplies data sheet
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PROJECT: TAZI PALACE HOTEL - TANGIER

Broadcasting date : February 17, 2019

figure 1 Project location

1.3. Relevant documents

Compressor 21000L 14bars 1

2.3. Supplies / Materials

Prestressed Bars D32 500 MPa class (DSI freyssinet or equivalent)

Metallic profile HEA140 Denier 25.20kg / ml

3. METHODOLOGY MICROPILES HEA

3.1. Preparatory work required by the Client

3.2. Description of methodology

1. Site layout of micropiles

Notes: Steps 4 and 5 can be interchanged in time.

3.2.1. Site layout

Layout is materialized by metal stakes and a markup roller.

The drilling fluid is air.

3.2.2.2. Drilling methods

figure 2 Drilling by rotation of a tricone

• Down the hole hammer using tool with carving buttons

figure 3 Carving buttons

3.2.3. Metallic profiles’ equipment

figure 4 Installation of metal profiles

3.2.4. Grout filling

figure 5 Placing the filling grout

4.1. preparatory work required by the Client

4.2. Description of methodology

4.2.1. Site Layout

Identically to micropiles, the drilling fluid is compressed air.

figure 6 Drilling inclined anchors

4.2.3. Grout filling and bars’equipment

figure 7 Sending sheath slurry and equipment

4.2.4. Low pressure reinjection IGU

figure 8 IGU injection

The cement slurry is the same composition as the sheath of grout, a C / W = 2.

5. QUALITY CONTROL PLAN

6.1. Hardware Installation:

6.2. Props Station

PHASE OF WORK / JOB RISK MEANS OF PREVENTION

INSTALLATION AND Noise - hearing protection if noise level +85 DB

Imbalance And - Ensure proper setting of the machine cylinders, planks, if

DEVELOPMENT OF Mishandling snaps, - rationally arrange accessories of the machine: Compressor,

Crushing feet by - Avoid excess fat on the gloves.

Noise, - soundproof material Jobs - Hearing protection.

6.4. Injections / grout Sending

6.5. Equipment frames / profiles

DESCENT PROFILES IN Clashes, sticking - Wearing gloves

- Wearing of recommended respirator.

6.7. Grout/slurry manufacturing

Placing Emission of Air pollution Normal 1 7 5 Maintenance of engine during 5 175

Using grout Fluid leaks Water Pollution / Accidental 7 5 5 5 875

Energy Depletion of Normal 1 7 5 Rental or purchase of "performance" 5 175

paper Depletion of Normal 1 7 5 Staff Awareness 5 175

Fire detrimental Accidental 1 1 7 audited and compliant with fire 1 7

odor emission Embarrassment Normal 1 5 1 Regular garbage collection. 1 5

APPENDIX 1 Program of inspection points

HP = Halt point; W = Witness point

RESPONSI REFERE WAY FREQUEN TOLERAN FAILURE TREATMENT H W

RESPONSI REFERE WAY FREQUEN TOLERAN FAILURE TREATMENT H W