METHOD STATEMENT FOR LIGHT FIXTURE AND LIGHT POLE

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ALBA PS5: SITE ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION

PROJECT

METHOD STATEMENT FOR LIGHT FIXTURE AND

LIGHT POLE INSTALLATION WORKS

DOCUMENT NO: ALBA-SA-013-MST-011

SUBCONTRACTOR: COMSIP

GAMA REVIEW
Discipline HSE Manager QA/QC Manager Site Manager
Superintendent
Name

Date

Sign
Remarks:
Any such review or consent by GAMA, shall not relieve the Subcontractor, in any case or for any reason whatsoever,
from any obligation, liability or responsibility arising out of or in connection with the Contract, including without being
limited thereto, to the responsibility for errors, omissions, discrepancies and non-compliances. Within this context, this
document shall not prevail over or amend the Contract, or relieve the Subcontractor from any of its duties, obligations,
responsibilities or liabilities under the Contract.
Anything presented herein by the Subcontractor shall in no event
i) excuse the Subcontractor’s non-performance under the Contract, or
ii) entitle him to a variation under the Contract or an adjustment to the Contract Price.

SUBCONTRACTOR
Rev. Prepared HSE QA/QC Site Project
Date Description*
No. by Manager Manager Manager Manager
0 28/03/2017 Issued for AVA DN
Approval

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DOCUMENT HISTORY:

Rev. Remarks
Date
No. (Reason for Revision)

* Description:
Document issue purpose
- First Issue
- For Information
- For Review
- For Approval (or Issued for Construction)

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Contents
1. PURPOSE ...................................................................................................................................... 4
2. SCOPE OF WORK ......................................................................................................................... 4
3. RESPONSIBILITIES ....................................................................................................................... 4
4. DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS .................................................................................................. 5
5. PERSONNEL .................................................................................................................................. 5
6. MATERIALS ................................................................................................................................... 5
7. EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................................................... 6
8. SUBCONTRACTORS’ SUB-TIER CONTRACTORS:...................................................................... 6
9. EXECUTION ................................................................................................................................... 6
10. TIME LINE OF ACTIVITIES............................................................................................................. 9
11. PROGRESS MEASUREMENT ........................................................................................................ 9
12. QUALITY REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................................... 9
13. HEALTH, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS .....................................................10
14. RISK ASSESSMENTS ..................................................................................................................11
15. REFERENCES ..............................................................................................................................11
16. TECHNICAL APPENDICES ..........................................................................................................11
17. ATTACHMENTS ...........................................................................................................................12

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1. PURPOSE
This document covers the mandatory procedures, safety aspects, standards,
requirements to be followed for light pole and light fixture installation works related to Alba
PS5: Site Electricity Distribution project as per the Alba Standards and the Specifications
mentioned for Alba PS5: Site Electricity Distribution project

2. SCOPE OF WORK
The scope this method statement includes the light pole and light fixture installation works
and lux level check.
All safety precautions and risk assessment is covered separately under the attached
comprehensive risk assessment for this job.

3. RESPONSIBILITIES
COMSIP Project manager shall be overall responsible for site organization, safety, contracts
administration and control.
COMSIP Construction superintendent reports to Project Manager: shall retain overall
responsibility of the site and safety, through effective control of the works.
COMSIP Safety In charge reports to Project Manager: shall be overall responsible for site
safety conduct, through effective control measures. COMSIP Safety Officer shall function
under COMSIP safety manager and shall be responsible for on-site Inspection, implementing
corrective actions and to ensure full compliance with the project safety program.
COMSIP QA/QC Manager reports to Project Manager: shall be overall responsible for site
Quality activities, through systematic implementation of quality procedures. COMSIP QC
Engineer and QC Inspector shall function under COMSIP QC manager and shall be
responsible for performing and ensuring that all the inspection activities are performed in
accordance with contract.
COMSIP Planner reports to Project Manager: shall be responsible for the overall project
schedule and for monitoring & reporting the productivity and percentage completion.
COMSIP Project Engineers reports to Project Manager: shall be responsible for the site
execution and safety, control & maintain the required resources to achieve the daily target &
shall be responsible for all technical issues related to the execution of works.
COMSIP Site Supervisor / Foreman reports to Construction superintendent: shall be
responsible for the construction and safety works as per approved schedule according to the
project specifications and drawings.
GAMA Construction Manager shall be responsible for all the co-ordination between
Alba/Vendor specialist/ third party and COMSIP.

Comsip project manager will serve as a single point of contact with the client for technical
questions or other specific reasons. He will also solicit client feedback and complaints through
appropriate means and/or by soliciting the assistance the help of the Quality Section.

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4. DEFINITIONS / ABBREVIATIONS
Within this document following definitions shall apply:

Owner / company ALBA

Contractor GAMA
Sub-Contractor Comsip
Project Alba PS5: Site Electricity Distribution project
IFC Issued for Construction
IFA Issued for Approval
RFI Request for Inspection
ITP Inspection Test Plan
RA Risk Assessment
QCF Quality control form
HSE Health, Safety and Environment
QA/QC Quality Assurance/Quality control
PTW Permit to work
CMA Construction material approval

5. PERSONNEL

# Position: Detail/Remarks No. of.

1 Supervisor With Trade Test and PTW Course 1
2 Forman With Trade Test 1
4 Electrician With Trade Test As per site
rqmt
5 Helper With Trade Test As per site
rqmt
6 Fire watcher With Trade Test As per site
rqmt
7 Cable jointer With Trade Test and Cable jointer As per site
certificate rqmt
Indirect manpower shall be as per the organization chart mentioned in the Project Quality
plan. See attachement -1 for manpower histogram.

6. MATERIALS
Sl. No. Material Description Scope of Supply
1 Light pole(10m & 16m) Comsip

2 Light fixtures GAMA

3 Lighting DBs Comsip

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4 Cable glands Comsip

5 Cable Clamps/ ties Comsip

6 Heat gun(tools) Comsip

7 Gas cylinders(tools) Comsip

8 Crimper (tools) Comsip

9 Electrician Tool box Comsip

10 Cable(HV/LV & Earthing) GAMA

7. EQUIPMENT
See “Attachement-2” for details of equipments supplied by Comsip for execution of project
construction work.

8. SUBCONTRACTORS’ SUB-TIER CONTRACTORS:

No sub-contractor is assigned by COMSIP for performing any part of the job mentioned in
this MS.
9. EXECUTION
9.1 General Requirements
9.1.1 Ensure that all the documents and drawings are approved by Contractor prior to
commencing installation.
9.1.2 Ensure that all materials which involved construction equipment, support related testing &
measuring apparatus, hand tools etc., are available in the warehouse and comply with
the project specifications and standards. Site handling and identification of all materials
and components shall be in accordance with Contractor standard project Instruction.
9.1.3 Check if all materials/equipment upon received and to be transported to the working
place are in good condition/ not damage prior to installation. All materials of doubtful
condition on quality shall be immediately segregated from site. Manufacturer’s
recommendation for transportation and handling of equipment’s shall be followed.
9.1.4 Over hanging from the trailer/truck body of any material are not allowed. Ensure that all
the materials are properly secured during transit.
9.1.5 Secure necessary work permits for all electrical installation and associated works as per
the PTW system of Owner
9.1.6 Ensure safety barriers are erected at designated work areas with sufficient warning
boards

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9.2 Light Pole assembly and installation

9.2.1 Arrange the sections on to a packing so that the underside of the pole will be horizontal
and the pole is adequately supported off the ground.
9.2.2 Ensurethe height of the packing is compatible with the assembled pole to provide
adequate ground clearance.
9.2.3 Provide wedge to the sections to prevent accidental rotation.Ensure the sections are
correctly aligned in relation to the pole bottom cutouts, outreach, cable exits etc.
9.2.4 Sling the section for assembly at its centre of gravity and engage the sections, making
sure that perfect alignment is maintained. Only one section at a time is to be joined
starting from the base section.
9.2.5 Make a temporary mark on the top face of the male section to indicate the specified slip
length.
9.2.6 Under strict supervision join the two sections together by applying a force along the
central axis of the two sections.
9.2.7 Ensure that telescoping of the sections proceeds evenly about the pole axis and no
misalignment is present. Gradually increase the force, at the same time the external
surface of the slip joint shall be hammered via a wooden block to assist in achieving a
good joint (care shall be taken to ensure the pole surface/coating is not damaged).
Release the compressive force.
9.2.8 It is most important that the force is applied coincident with the pole axis, as any
eccentric loading may result in a misaligned joint and/or may damage the pole sections
due to the additional bending stresses.
9.2.9 Record the slip length achieved by reference to the marking positions previously applied.
The slip length achieved should be minimum 1.35 times the bottom internal dimension
(across flats or internal diameter) of the female section.
9.2.10 Once the pole sections are joined, enusre that the area for pole installation is ready.
Ensure the concrete base and the stud bolts are macthing with the light pole base. The
main cable undergroud duct shall also be ready before installation of pole.
9.2.11 If the area is ready ,pole shall be trasported to the locations. Install the light fixtures
assembly on to the pole as per manufacturer’s recommendations. Ensure that the light
fixtures are aligned and fixed properly.
9.2.12 Lay a power cable through the light pole from the bottom cable terminal cut out to the top
light fixtures. The terminations of the cable at the light fixture side shall be performed as
per light fixture manufcaturer’s recommendations. Looping cables shall be used if there
are more than one fixture per pole.
9.2.13 Once light fixture installation is complete, the light pole is ready for installation.
9.2.14 Ensure all lifting tackle is checked for its capacity and adequacy for the weight of pole
being lifted.
9.2.15 Attach a single loop sling around the pole at approximately two thirds of the overall
height, taking care not to damage the pole finish (synthetic slings should be used for
painted product). The sling shall not be wrapped tight around the pole.
9.2.16 On the opposite side to the lifting side, attach a safety rope from the sling and attach the
other end to a hook which is to be hooked into the access door(cable terminal cut out).
Ensure the safety rope is taut/tight at all times.
9.2.17 The purpose of the above arrangement is to prevent the sling from slipping up the pole
while at the same time transferring all force parallel to the pole’s axis back through the
base of the pole (preventing sections from accidentally slipping apart). It is important that

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the sling is not tightly wrapped around the pole and that the safety rope remains taut/tight
at all times.
9.2.18 It is the operator’s responsibility to ensure that the safety rope remains taut and the hook
remains in position at all times until the pole is permanently secured to the footing.
9.2.19 Begin lifting the pole. After lifting the top of the pole approximately 1m above the ground
(base should still be supported on the ground), stop and check the arrangement. Ensure
that the safety rope is still taut/tight and that the sling begins to rotate around in-line with
the lift.
9.2.20 Continue lifting the pole ensuring that the safety rope remains taut at all times and that
the sling continues to rotate around. Carefully place the pole on the foundation bolts. DO
NOT release the load from the crane (safety rope is to still remain taut) until washers and
nuts are placed on all threads and initially tightened.
9.2.21 Release the load from the lifting crane – the lifting sling should loosen and the safety
rope can be used to guide the lifting sling down the pole as the lifting crane cable is run
down.Remove lifting tackle.
9.2.22 It is more important to have the top of the vertical part of the pole in line with the base of
the pole rather than having the base plate level – particularly so for poles with single
outreaches and loading on one side which will exhibit a natural ‘bowing’.
9.2.23 Tighten all nuts to the underside of the base plate and tighten down the corresponding
nuts above the base plate

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10. TIME LINE OF ACTIVITIES

See attachment-10 for detailed schedule for each work activities for this project. The daily
progress monitioring of each work activites shall be caputured in Daily progress report( see
“attachment-8”) and shall be send GAMA on following day morning for review.

11. PROGRESS MEASUREMENT

Physical progress measurement during the construction period shall be updated regularly in
Daily progress report( See “Attachment-8” for sample DPR format).Daily progress
report(DPR) will be submited to GAMA on the following day morning through email for
review. Cummulative monthly progress report( See “Attachment-9” for sample MPR format)
along with updated drawings and cable schedule shall be submitted to GAMA for review and
approval.

12. QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

All activities should be carried out as per the quality procedure of QCP and Owner
specifications.
All the Inspection & Testing should be carried out as per the approved Inspection Test Plan
and result should be recorded in the QCF.
All purchased material is inspected on receipt to verify conformance with Purchase Order
and Quality Plan requirements.
The Authorised Inspector is responsible for the release of satisfactory material after
verification and completion of pertinent Quality documentation.
The inspection and testing is carried out at appropriate stages of production and site
installation and commissioning according to planned requirements and in accordance with
contract Quality plans where applicable. Non-conforming product/methods are identified and
NCRs are raised
Work is held until the required inspection or test activity has been completed. Before the
electrical facilities are placed in operation, field inspection and testing shall be conducted to
establish that all equipment, devices, and wiring have been correctly installed, are in
satisfactory working condition and will operate as intended.
The latest edition of the applicable codes and relative specification shall be applied to the
field inspection and testing.
Snag Lists are prepared by Contractor representative to ensure that any defect in
workmanship and materials are rectified before final inspection. The snag lists are signed off
by the Comsip Qc Engg and Contractor representatives.
Mr. Athul V. Alex, QC Engg. From Comsip shall be responsible for carrying out the quality
activities in coordination with GAMA Quality Department.
See “Attachment-4” for Inspection and Test flow chart which describes issuing, recording,
reporting and corrections of non-conformities during the execution of Work.
See “Attachement-5” for the list of control and test equipment and tools.

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13. HEALTH, SAFETY and ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

13.1 Project specific in-house training shall be attended by all. The approved risk assessment for
the project shall be explained to all personnel involved prior to start of the job on daily basis and
shall be attached to this method statement once approved.
13.2 Daily tool box talk shall be conducted and records maintained at site. Work permit to be
obtained as per Owner PTW System.
13.3 Dedicated safety officer shall be assigned for the project and shall be monitoring the site
regularly.
13.4 Proper barricading & signage shall be used to protect the exposed facilities.
13.5 Unwanted materials shall be disposed of regularly to maintain proper housekeeping and
tidiness. Adequate Personnel protective equipment’s such as Hard Hat, Safety Shoes with
Steel toe caps, safety goggles with side shields (Plain & Black) ,work gloves (electrically
insulated and cotton gloves) ,safety harness (full body harness, working at height 1.8m or
above),ear plug ,dust mask shall be used by all employees at work.

13.6 All other safety instructions stipulated by the OWNER shall be strictly adhered to.
13.7 Flagman & banks man shall be detailed for vehicular movement within the site.
13.8 The Job supervisor or individual responsible for the approval of PPE's to be used at site. Job
supervisor or individual responsibility to check for any damages and order for changing the
PPE's. Special PPE's to be used for handling of chemicals or other toxic and flammable
materials.
13.9 Safety meetings to be conducted regularly and any new workmen entering into the site should
undergo safety training program before deployment to the job. Also special trainings to be
imparted for working in hazardous areas, working at height, live electrical areas etc.
13.10 Daily and weekly reports to be generated on the basis of safe working hours and report any
accident , near misses, first aid cases to the Contractor immediately.
13.11 Safety crews are responsible to ensure safe working environment for the workers and should
report in case of any abnormality found in the site.
13.12 Daily tool box talk to be conducted before commencing the work.
13.13 Safety committee meetings to be regularly held and analysis reports to be discussed with
CONTRACTOR's representative.
13.14 Workers should be trained on emergency evacuation procedures and monthly drills to be taken
by HSE dept.
13.15 The Electrical Engineer/Supervisor should also ensure the proper functioning of firefighting
equipment’s and their locations are free from hassles.
13.16 The Electrical Engineer/Supervisor should ensure the availability of proper work permits are in
place during the time of execution. In case of any abnormalities found should stop the work and
report for corrective actions.
13.17 There should be proper dustbins provided at working areas to remove the waste arising out of
work. The hazardous waste should be disposed as per the given precautions.
13.18 All the combustible materials should be in distance place from flammable areas and necessary
firefighting equipment’s to be placed near to it.
13.19 Diesel generator and gasoline equipment’s shall be located in well ventilated areas and free
from hassles.
13.20 Necessary safety sign boards to be placed for awareness of the workmen and excavated areas
should be barricaded with solid supports.

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13.21 Working at height 1.8meters or above shall be require full body harness with anchoring point
13.22 Proper temporary scaffolding platform shall be provided if required. Scaffolding shall be
inspected & certified by authorized personnel.
13.23 On hearing alarm/ beacon flashing, all employees must stop the work and switch off the
machines and go to nearest assembly point. In the event of an emergency, walk to the
workstation and inform the operator and call Owner emergency number 1733333 to report the
issue. Workers at the site will go to the nearest assembly point. Mr. Hassan Ali Fardan will be
Comsip’s safety officer.

14. RISK ASSESSMENTS

Risk involved in the work mentioned in this MS is mainly related to lifting of light poles. Henc
find “Attachment-5” and “Attachment-6” for Lifting checklist and Lifiting risk assessments
respectively.
15. REFERENCES
1. ALBA-00-YYY-EL-DW-IDM-5007 Rev 0 ELECTRICAL SYMBOLOGY
2. ALBA-00-YYY-EL-DB-IDM-5000 Rev0A-Electrical Design Criteria
3. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0516 Rev 3 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES POWER
DISTRIBUTION PLAN-1
4. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0517 Rev 6 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES POWER
DISTRIBUTION PLAN-2
5. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0518 Rev 1 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES SITE
LIGHTING PLAN-1
6. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0519 Rev 3 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES SITE
LIGHTING PLAN-2
7. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0523 Rev 3 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES MV
VOLTAGE DISTRIBUTION PLAN
8. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0529 Rev 5 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES LAYDOWN
AREA POWER DISTRIBUTION PLAN
9. ALBA-00-YYY-GN-DW-GAMA-0530 Rev 4 CONSTRUCTION FACILITIES LAYDOWN
AREA LIGHTING PLAN

16. TECHNICAL APPENDICES

1. IEC 60364 – Electrical Installation of buildings
2. IEC 61024 – Protection of Structures against Lightning
3. American National Standards “National Electrical Code” (NEC NPPA 70)
4. IEEE Regulations for electrical installations
5. Bahrain Electricity Directorate ED/R-1
6. Owner’s Permit to Work System and Procedures
7. Relevant Specification for Erection & Testing of E&I installations

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17. ATTACHMENTS

[List the aforementioned attachments and provide the documents herein MS]

Attachment-1 Respective Planned Manpower Distribution Histogram

Attachment-2 List of Equipment (Subcontractor & GAMA)
Attachment-3 Inspection and Test Flow Chart
Attachment-4 List of Control and Test Equipment and Calibration Certificates
Attachment-5 Lifting Checklist
Attachment-6 Daily progress report
Attachment-7 Lifting Method and Risk Assessment
Attachment-8 Monthly progress report
Attachment-9 Work schedule

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ATTACHMENT -1

Respective Planned Manpower Distribution Histogram

Apr-17 May-17 Jun-17 Jul-17

Planned Direct Man power 14 25 25 7

Planned Indirect Manpower 2 5 5 2
Actual Direct Man power
Actual Indirect Manpower

MANPOWER HISTOGRAM
30

25

20

15

10

0
Apr-17 May-17 Jun-17 Jul-17

Planned Direct Man power Planned Indirect Manpower Actual Direct Man power Actual Indirect Manpower

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ATTACHMENT -2

LIST OF EQUIPMENTS FOR EXECUTION OF PROJECT CONSTRUCTION WORK.

Sl. No. Equipment Qty. Remark

1 Crane(indirect) 1 Uptp 100T

2 HIAB 1 6T

3 Pick-up 2 -

5 Six wheel 1 -

5 Man-lift 1 -

6 Welding M/c-Disel 1 400A,

LINCOLN

7 Winch 1 50kNw,Bagela
KW5000

8 Disel Generator 1 100KVA,

Catapillar

9 Portable Genrator 1 5KVA, Robin

RGD5000

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Attachment-3
Inspection and Test Flow Chart

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Attachment-4

List of Control and Test Equipment and Calibration Certificates

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Attachment-4 (Contd.)
List of Control and Test Equipment and Calibration Certificates

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Attachment-5
Lifting Checklist

LIFTING CHECK LIST-CRANE

The Crane Operator Daily Inspection Checklist Requires Inspection Of The Follow:
Location Date & Time
Crane Permit /
Crane Number:-
Certificate Number:-
A. Pre Start Walk around Check (engine off)
Item Yes No N/A Remarks
Inspection Sticker
Carrier Doors, Panels, Mirrors
Spark Arrestor
Under Chassis Leak Check
Air Reservoir
The Condition and Pressure
Tracks & Drive Chains
Deck Housekeeping / Leaks
Coolant Level (Radiator)
Engine Oil Level
Wire Rope Condition & Drum Lay
Sheaves, Hook Block & Headache Ball
Swing away Jib
Cab 1 & 2 Doors, Glass, Mirrors
Seat Belts
Load Chart
Fire Extinguisher
Hydraulic Oil level
Battery Terminal & Cables / Electroyte
Fan Belts
B. Engine Start-up Check
Item Yes No N/A Remarks
Engine Start
Voltmeter/Ammeter
Turn Signal/ 4-way Flasher Switch
Horn, Lights, Wipers
Tachometer (RFM Gauge)
Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
Transmission & Cov. Temp. Gauge
Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
Fuel Gauge Level
Air Pressure Gauge? Brake Check
Hydraulic Filter Condition
Suspension System
C. Crane Safety Device / Hydraulic System Check
Item Yes No N/A Remarks
Anti-Two Block System / LMI
Boom Angle/Length/Safe LoadIndicator
Outriggers, Stabilizers & Float pads
Level Check
Steering System
Rear Axle Oscillation Lockout System
Hoist Controls and Operations
Boom Extension/Lift Controls,Operations
Positive Swing Controls & Operation
Swing Controls & Operations
Back-Up Alarm
Operator Site Supervisor

Name: Name:

Badge No: Badge No:

Sig & Date: Sig & Date:

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ATTACHMENT 6
 COMSIP GAMA
Prepared by: Checked by: Received by:

Daily Progress Report AVA GSM

Job No. Date :

ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Dist. Project

1. WORK STATUS & PROGRESS

DESCRIPTION Area of Work Today Main Activities Tomorrow Main Activities

Electrical work

2. AREAS OF CONCERN

3. DETAIL MANPOWER MOBILIZATION STATUS

Previous Cumulative TODAY Cumulative
Manpower Remarks
Man Days Man Hour Man power Man Hour Man Days Man Hour
A Indirect Manpower
Project Manager 0 0 - 0
Planning Engineer 0 0 - 0
Construction Engineer 0 0 - 0
QA/QC Engineer 0 0 - 0
QC/Testing Engineer 0 0 - 0
QC/Testing Technician 0 0 - 0
Design Draftsman 0 0 - 0
QS (Asst Engineer) 0 0 - 0
Safety Incharge 0 0 - 0
Material Controller 0 0 - 0
Superintendent 0 0 - 0
Driver 0 0 - 0
SUB-TOTAL - - 0 - - -
B Direct Manpower
Supervisor 0 0 - 0
Foreman 0 0 - 0
Elect.Tech 0 0 - 0
Inst. Technician 0 0 - 0
Fabricator 0 0 - 0
Inst Fitter 0 0 - 0
Electrician 0 0 - 0
Job / Fire Watcher 0 0 - 0
Jointer 0 0 - 0
Rigger 0 0 - 0
Driller 0 0 - 0

Trade Helper 0 0 - 0

SUB-TOTAL - 0 0 - - 0

Total Man-hours(A+B) - 0 0 - - 0
4. MAJOR WORK QUANTITY
Total Achieved Work Quantity
Discipline Description Work Unit Remarks
Volume Previous TODAY Cumm. Balance
1
REPLACE LSFO SUBSTATION
DISCIPLINE WORKS
1.0 Electrical Work Activity
1.1 Transformers nos - -
1.2 Motor starter nos - -
1.3 Motor nos - -
1.4 Demolition works LCS and other acc. nos - -
1.5 Dist. Boards nos - -
1.6 Light Poles nos - -
1.7 - -
1.8 201 KVA to 1000 KVA SET - -
1.9 100 KVA & Below SET - -
2 101 KVA to 500 KVA SET - -
2.1 501 KVA to 2000 KVA SET - -
2.2 5001 KVA to 15000 KVA SET - -
2.3 Neutral Earthing Equipment (NEE) SET - -
2.4 Low Vol. MCC PNL - -
2.5 3 KV to 5KV Switchgear and MCC PNL - -
2.6 6 KV to 14.6 KV Switchgear and MCC PNL - -
2.7 POWER GENERATOR & SUBSTATION Dual Type SET - -
2.8 Dual Type SET - -
2.9 Battery Bank SET - -
3 Above 800W panel PNL - -

3.1 Wall-Mount Panel PNL - -

3.2 System Cabinet SET - -
3.3 Human Machine Interface (HMI) SET - -
3.4 Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) SET - -
3.5 Fiber Optic Cable M - -
3.6 Termination and Splicing for Fiber Optic Cable CORE - -
3.7 Local Control Station PCS - -
3.8 EPB PCS - -
3.9 Power Outlet SET - -
4 Low Voltage M - -
4.1 6 KV to 14.6 KV Cable/ 4.6 KV Cable M - -
4.2 15 KV to 40.5 KV Cable/ 11.5 KV Cable M - -
4.3 Control M - -
4.4 Low Voltage Cable PNT - -
4.5 6 KV to 14.6 KV Cable/ 4.6 KV Cable PNT - -
4.6 15 KV to 40.5 KV Cable/ 11.5 KV Cable PNT - -
4.7 Control Cable PNT - -
4.8 6 KV to 14.6 KV Cable PNT - -
4.9 15 KV to 40.5 KV Cable PNT - -
5 15 KV to 40.5 KV Cable (Splicing)11.5kv PNT - -
POWER WORK
5.1 Control Cable PNT - -
5.2 Fiber Optic Cable PNT - -
5.3 Tray upto 450W M - -
5.4 Tray 451W to 750W M - -
5.5 Tray Over 750W M - -
5.6 Perforated Tray Upto 450W M - -
5.7 Cable Tray Cover upto 450W M - -
5.8 Perforated Tray cover upto 450 M - -
5.9 Cover 451W to 750W M - -
6 Cable Tray Cover Over 750W M - -
6.1 Cable Route Marker PCS - -
6.2 Cable Transit Frame PCS - -
6.3 Cable Transit Block PCS - -
6.4 Junction Box PCS - -
6.5 Above 8M Height up to 16M Height SET - -
6.6 Lighting Fixture SET - -
6.7 Cable M - -
LIGHTING WORKS
6.8 Termination PNT - -
6.9 Conduit Piping M - -
7 Cable Route Marker PCS - -
7.1 Wiring of Earthing M - -
7.2 Wiring of Earthing-300mm Bare Conductor M - -
7.3 Wiring of Earthing-300mm PVC Insulated Conductor
M - -
7.4 EARTHING WORKS Wiring of Earthing-185mm PVC Insulated Conductor
M - -
7.5 Earthing Electrode PNT - -
7.6 Connection to Equipment PNT - -
7.7 Inspection Pit SET - -
8 INSTRUMENTATION

8.1 1.2mW x 2.1mH x 1.0mD (Approx.) PNL - -

8.2 1.2mW x 1.2mH x 0.8mD (Approx.) PNL - -
8.3 1.0mW x 1.0mH x 0.5mD (Approx.) PNL - -
8.4 200W less M - -
8.5 200W - 500W M - -
8.6 500W - 1000W M - -
8.7 CONTROL SYSTEM INSTALLATION Conduit Piping M - -
(INDOOR)
8.8 Plug-in Type Prefabricated System Cable PCS - -
8.9 2-9 Cores PCS - -
9 10-20 Cores PCS - -
9.1 Coaxial Cable PCS - -
2
 9.2 Cable Transit PNT - -
Other sensing element (HSSD Tubing tube
9.3 Pcs - -
inside flexeible conduit)

10 LOCAL INSTRUMENT INSTALLATION Bracket and Wall Mount Type Instrument PCS - -
10.1 Conduit Piping M - -
10.2 2-9 Cores M - -
10.3 10-20 Cores M - -
10.4 21-40 Cores M - -
MAIN CABLE
10.5 7 Cores Over M - -
10.6 Metal Cable PNT - -
10.7 Optical Fiber Cable PNT - -
10.8 40 Terminals or less PCS - -
10.9 Test (Continuity & Insulation) PNT - -
11.0 Junction Box KG - -
11.1 BRANCH CABLE Aux. Instrument KG - -
11.2 Tag No. Plate PCS - -
11.3 Cable Route Marker PCS - -
11.4 Transmitters PCS - -
CALIBRATION, TEST & INSPECTION
11.5 Analogue I/O Signal PNT - -
11.6 DEMOLITION Cable PCS - -
12 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
12.1 Speaker SET - -
12.2 Telephone Handset SET - -
12.3 Fiber Optic Cable M - -
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
12.5 Fiber Optic Cable CORE - -
12.6 Communication cable (24 AWG) M - -
12.7 Communication cable Termination (24 AWG) PNT - -
13 CONDUIT PIPING - -
13.1 Rigid Metal Conduit M - -
13.2 Rigid PVC Conduit M - -
7. DETAIL EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION STATUS (DD)
Previous Cumulative (DD) Today (DD) Cumulative (DD)
Sub-contractor Qty Remarks
Indirect Direct Total Indirect Direct Total Indirect Direct Total
A. Heavy Equipment - - - - - - -
CRANE 1 - - - - - -
B. Light Equipment - - - -
DRILL PEDESTAL 1 - - - -
GENERATOR(100KV) 1 - - - -
GENERATOR(5KV) 1 - - - -
GENERATOR(16KVA) 1 - - - - -
CUTTING MACHINE 1 - - - -
WATER PUMP 1 - - - -
WELDING GENERATOR 1 - - - -
WELDING MACHINE 1 - - - -
HAND GRINDING MACHINE 5 - - - -
HNAD DRILLING MACHINE 5 - - - -
HYDRAULIC CUTTER MACHINE 1 - - - - -
HYDRAULIC CLAMPING MACHINE 1 - - - - -
HYDRAULIC BENDING MACHINE 2 - - - - -
BORE DRILLING MACHINE 1 - - - - -
C. Transport - - - -
BUS 1 - - - -
MINI BUS 2 - - - -
CAR 5 - - - -
SIX WHEEL TRUCK 1 - - - -
HIAB 1 - - - -
PICK UP 3 - - -
TRAILER 1 - - - -
VACCUUM TANKER 1 - - - -
DISEL TANKER 1 - - - -
SKIP TRUCK 1 - - - -
WATER TANKER 1 - - - -
TOTAL - - - - - - - - -

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ATTACHMENT 7
 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

No Process/ Severity Probability Risk

RESIDUAL
Potential Hazards Risk Involved 1-5 1-5 1-25
Risk Control Measures Severity Probability Risk
. Activity
1-5 1-5 1-25
1. Personnel Slip, Trip & Fall Back Injury, 3 3 9 Use only assigned access-ways and entry / exit 3 1 3
access to site Frequent, Forced Severe pain in the points.
with tools. or Awkward hands, wrist, arm or Ensure Eye-On-Path and Eye-On-Work.
Manual Movement of the neck
Assess the load and work-area.
Handling body Ensure enough crews before lifting load.
(Rigging Use following manual lifting techniques :
tackles and - Check for any obstructions before lifting.
removable - Inspect area where load will be placed before
hard lifting the load.
barricades, - Place feet apart, leading one leg forward.
etc.) - Bend legs (not your back) to lift any load.
- Take full load only on thighs, not on back.
- Keep firm grip. Keep load close to the body.
- Don’t lift in jerk or in awkward move.
- Do not lift load, if its weight is in doubt - keep
the load down. Discuss with supervisor.

2 Lifting and Failure of slings, Injury, 4 3 12 Obtain Crane Permit before mobilizing Cranes, 4 1 4
rigging of wire ropes, Hiabs and truck-mounted cranes at site.
Cable drums, lifting gear and Damage to plant and

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 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

Electrical lifting equipment equipment Conduct visual inspection and fill-up/sign Daily
Equipment, Pre-Operational checklist by crane operator and
MCC /Panels, supervisor, before Crane/Hiab operation.
Switch Gears Outriggers must be always fully extended.
and
Miscellaneous Place road plates below outrigger mats, if in
Material, doubt about area, or if area is not compacted.
(Loading and
unloading to Use only OWNER approved cranes, hi-abs,
and from truck-mounted cranes.
trailer)
Use only OWNER approved (tagged) & colour
coded lifting gear (wire ropes, slings & shackles)

Only OWNER certified competent personnel

shall be involved in lifting & rigging activities.

Only OWNER certified rigger to provide

signals.

Barricade Lifting zone with warning signs.

Check Safe Working Load (SWL) and type of

lifting gears (slings/D-shackle/etc.), beforehand.

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 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

All Cranes, Hi-abs and Boom-trucks shall have

their load test certificates and Client approval
certificates as necessary available at site (kept in
the operator’s cabin).
Stop all lifting / rigging operation, during heavy
wind conditions beyond 20 knots wind-speed.
Always lift or lower loads slowly without any
sudden acceleration or sudden stopping.

Failure of Injury, Damage to 3 3 9 3 1 3

Hydraulic system plant and equipment Remove unsecured materials attached to the load.
Make sure load is properly attached to lifting
gears (sling). Ensure guy rope attached to load.
Never pound slings under stress. Never force
choked sling eye down, close to the load.
Unstable erection Injury, Damage to
3 3 9
plant and equipment Check stability of load as soon as it is lifted. If 3 1 3
there is a variation more than 5 degree, then
load is not balanced – stop the lift.
Use Cranes only to lift. Never pull or tug a load.
Lift or lower a load slowly without any sudden
acceleration or sudden stopping.
Use correct sling length to maintain operating

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 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

height of the boom.

Nearby existing facilities must be identified and
protected during rigging.
Place outriggers away from excavation edge
and away from existing underground facilities.
Provide wedge/stopper to avoid roll-off from
truck or from storage / stacked area.
Stack materials min. 1 meter away from fence.
Do not block fire-hydrant / emergency access.
4 General Usage of Injury 3 2 6 Keep tools clean and free of oil, grease etc. 3 1 3
defective & Slips, trips & fall Do not use any improvised tool.
greasy Tools Inspect tools daily before use, to ensure tools
Improper storage are in good condition. If defect is observed,
replace it immediately and store separately.
of tools Store / Stack / Keep tools in their proper place.
Store sharp/pointed/heavy tools at low elevation.
Do not keep tools scattered at site.
Keep access ways free of tools at all times.

High Ambient Dehydration, Heat 3 2 6 Ensure adequate cool drinking water at site. 3 1 3
Temperature Exhaustion Encourage crew to drink water regularly.
Install cool-down shelters.
Ensure regular breaks.

3 2 6 Keep worksite, restroom & lunch Room clean.

Poor Sickness, Remove rubbish/debris to separate bins.

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 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

housekeeping, Slip/ Trip/Fall, Dispose regularly. 3 1 3

Unhygienic Areas Fire Do not keep loose materials on access way.
Keep Fire-Extinguishers near the bins..
Ensure monthly inspection.

3 2 6 Do not allow Horseplay / Sleeping at work area.

Unsafe Act, Injury, Employees are not allowed to leave their job 3 1 3
Horse play & Distraction site without informing the job supervisor.
loitering,
3 2 6
Slippery surface Slips/Trips/Falls Clean all slippery surfaces immediately and 3 1 3
spray / apply dry sand.
Over speeding of Injury, Damage to 3 2 6
vehicles property All vehicles and construction equipment’s 3 1 3
entering and exiting the construction area shall
be driven as slow as possible, not exceeding the
stipulated speed limit.
Flagman shall give necessary signals to the
vehicle and construction equipment while
entering & existing the work area
3 3 9
Vehicle / Vehicle / Equipment Flatten ground regularly by area grading. 3 1 3
Equipment toppling, Ensure banks-man to guide vehicle / equipment
moving on Injury Keep area / pathways free of pebbles / stones
Keep area dry and slush-free
uneven ground /
access-way

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 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

Note:
1. All necessary Permits must be obtained and kept available at site prior to commencing the work.
2. All employees must know the emergency procedure of OWNER.
3. Before starting job each day, Supervisor shall conduct Tool Box Talk and explain the Risk Assessment to the crew.
4. Before leaving the work site on completion of each day’s work (A) Check area for proper house-keeping, (B) Eliminate all
possible fire-sources (viz. papers, clothes, etc.), (C) Shutdown all construction equipment and (D) Store / stack tools and tackles in
designated place.
5. All general waste, semi hazardous waste and hazardous waste shall be collected in separate bins and disposed in the approved
waste disposal area.
6. All employees shall follow the site safety and security procedures.
7. Cool drinking water and shaded rest area arrangement shall be made available.
8. Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) shall be available at site.

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 ALBA PS5: Site Electricity Distribution Project
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR LOADING, UNLOADING, HANDLING AND
TRANSPORTING OF CABLE DRUMS, PANEL, SWITCH GEARS,
MCC,TANSFORMERS,ELECTRICAL & MISELLENOUS MATERIALS.

Prepared by: COMSIP Reviewed by: COMSIP

Name: Signature : ________________ Name : Signature: _______________

Position : HSE Officer Position : Construction Engineer

Approved By: Approved By:

Name: Signature : ______________ Name : Signature : ___________________

Position : Contractor Site-in-Charge Position : Contractor HSE Specialist

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ATTACHMENT 8
 ATTACHMENT 9.A.5
CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS MEASUREMENT SHEET
PROJECT: REPLACE JOY COMPRESSOR

Contract
DISCIPLINE CATEGORY FWBS B/Q UNIT TO BE TOTAL BQ ACTIVITY % COMPLETE %COMPLETE
DISCIPLINE FWBS FWBS CODE ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION New Manhours ACTIVITY COMPLETED QTY
WT % DESCRIPTION WT % MEASURED COMPLETED% DISCIPLINE OVERALL
WT %

100KVA & Below SET

POWER GENERATOR
Low Vol. MCC PNL
& SUBSTATION
6 KV to 14.6 KV Switchgear and MCC PNL
0.00
LV Motor SET
HV Motor SET
Control Station PCS
Local Dist. Panel/Starter SET
Outdoor Switchrack SET
Power Outlet (480V) SET
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 3C-4 SQMM M
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 3C-6 SQMM M
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 3C-10 SQMM M
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 3C-16 SQMM M
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 3C-25 SQMM M
0.6/1KV,XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC,3C-120 SQMM M
0.6/1KV,XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC,3C-240 SQMM M
POWER WORK
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/AWA/PVC, 1C-400 SQMM M
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 2C-25 SQMM M
0.6/1kV, XLPE/LS/SWA/PVC, 2C-70 SQMM M
12/20kV cable for 13.8kV equipment M
12C-2.5 M
RTD M
Low Voltage Cable PNT
6/10kV cable for 4kV equipment PNT
Control Cable PNT
Tray Up to 450W M

ELECTRICAL Tray 451W to 750W M

Cover Up to 450W M

Cover 451W to 750W M

0.00
Lighting Panel Board SET
Lighting transformer SET
Up to 3M Height SET
LIGHTING WORKS
Above 8M Height up to 15M Height SET
Lighting Fixture SET
Convenience Outlet (120V) SET
PVC coated Junction box for Lighting in Plant SET

1C-6 sqmm PVC Insulated Copper M

1C-25 sqmm PVC Insulated Copper M
1C-35 sqmm PVC Insulated Copper M
1C-50 sqmm Tin Plated Bare Solid Copper M
1C-70 sqmm Bare Copper Conductor M
EARTHING WORKS
1C-70 sqmm PVC Insulated Copper M
Grounding bar PNT
Earthing Electrode (Soil Ground) PNT
Connection to Equipment PNT
Air Terminal SET
0.0
Transformer SET
Miscellaneous Panel SET
DEMOLITION WORK
Cable Trench and Cable M
Lighting Poles SET
0.00
-
2.0mW x 2.1mH x 1.0mD ( Approx) PNL
0.8mW x 2.1mH x 0.8mD ( Approx) PNL
0.5mW x 0.5mH x 0.2mD ( Approx) PNL
CONTROL Peripheral Pcs
SYSTEM
INSTALLATION Page 1 of 2
(INDOOR)
 ATTACHMENT 9.A.5
Contract
DISCIPLINE CATEGORY FWBS B/Q UNIT TO BE TOTAL BQ ACTIVITY % COMPLETE %COMPLETE
DISCIPLINE FWBS FWBS CODE ACTIVITY DESCRIPTION New Manhours ACTIVITY COMPLETED QTY
WT % DESCRIPTION WT % MEASURED COMPLETED% DISCIPLINE OVERALL
CONTROL WT %

SYSTEM
200W - 500W M
INSTALLATION
POWER GENERATOR
& SUBSTATION Plug-in Type Prefab'd System Cable PCS
(INDOOR)
2-9 Cores PCS
10-20 Cores PCS
Cable Transit PNT
0.0
Instrument without Capillary Tube PCS
LOCAL INSTRUMENT
Bracket and Wall Mount Type Instrument PCS
INSTALLATION
Local Panel and Enclosure PNL
0.00
2-9 Cores M
10-20 Cores M
21-40 Cores M
41 Cores Over M
Metal Cable PNT
40 Terminals or less PCS
300mm Wide M
225mm Wide M
INSTRUMENTATION 150mm Wide M
CABLING AND PIPING 100mm Wide M
50mm Wide M
Perforated Tray PCS
Armored Metal Cable PCS
Armored Metal Cable PCS
Pedestal Mount Type PCS
Pedestal Mount Type PCS
Piping System With Small Tubing PCS

ELECTRICAL Sun Shade PCS

Cable Route Marker M2
0.0
Pressure/Temperature Gauge PCS
Transmitters PCS
Pressure/Temperature/Level Switch PCS
Control Valve PCS
CALIBRATION, TEST
On -off valve( Pneumatic Actuator) PCS
& INSPECTION
Valve Seat Leakage PCS
Orifice Plate Bore Check PCS
Analogue I/O Signal PNT
Digital I/O Signal PNT
0.0 0.00%
0% - 0.00% 0.00%
- 0.00%

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ATTACHMENT 9
 SITE DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES -ALBA-PS-5 WORKS
SCHEDULE

Activity ID Activity Name Planned Planned Start Planned Finish ry 2017 March 2017 April 2017 May 2017 June 2017 July 2017 7
Duration
1 18 25 04 11 18 25 01 08 15 22 29 06 13 20 27 03 10 17 24 01 08 15 22 29
SITE DISTRIBUTION
DISTRIBU FACILITIES- ALBA PS-5 116 22-Feb-2017 10-Jul-2017

CONTRACT AWARD
A 1 22-Feb-2017 22-Feb-2017
C 1000 Award of Contract 1 22-Feb-2017 22-Feb-2017

MATERIAL SUBMISSION
SU AND APPROVAL 21 23-Feb-2017 19-Mar-2017
M1000 MV VCB's 4 23-Feb-2017 27-Feb-2017
M1010 MonoBlock 4 12-Mar-2017 15-Mar-2017
M1020 MV Transformer 4 23-Feb-2017 27-Feb-2017
M1030 LV panels 4 15-Mar-2017 19-Mar-2017
M1040 10M/16M Height Light Poles 4 08-Mar-2017 12-Mar-2017
M1050 MV/LV Termination Kits 4 15-Mar-2017 19-Mar-2017
M1060 CCTV System 4 12-Mar-2017 15-Mar-2017
M1070 Earthing and Lightning Protection 4 12-Mar-2017 15-Mar-2017

PROCUREMENT
PROCUREME 88 08-Mar-2017 03-Jun-2017
P1000 MV VCB's 85 08-Mar-2017 31-May-2017
P1010 MonoBlock 80 16-Mar-2017 03-Jun-2017
P1020 MV Transformer 80 08-Mar-2017 26-May-2017
P1030 LV panels 60 20-Mar-2017 18-May-2017
P1040 10M/16M Height Light Poles 45 19-Mar-2017 02-May-2017
P1050 MV Termination Kits 65 20-Mar-2017 23-May-2017
P1060 LV Termination Kits 30 20-Mar-2017 18-Apr-2017
P1070 CCTV System and FO Cables 45 16-Mar-2017 29-Apr-2017
P1100 Earthing rod and connecting conductor 15 16-Mar-2017 30-Mar-2017
P1110 Active Lightning Protection 30 16-Mar-2017 14-Apr-2017

DELIVERY OF FREE ISSUE MATERIALS 7 21-Apr-2017 28-Apr-2017

FI1000 200W LED Projector Light 0 28-Apr-2017
FI1010 MV/LV Cables 0 21-Apr-2017
FI1020 Diesel Generator 0 21-Apr-2017

WORK PROV
PROVIDED BY OTHERS 60 06-Apr-2017 15-Jun-2017
WP1000 Cable Trench with corrugated pipes (Civil work - By others) for Mobilization are 20 06-Apr-2017 29-Apr-2017
WP1010 Foundation for Light Poles (By others) for Mobilization area 15 25-Apr-2017 13-May-2017
WP1020 Cable Trench with corrugated pipes (Civil work - By others) For Construction A 35 18-Apr-2017 29-May-2017
WP1030 Foundation for Light Poles (By others) For Construction Area 25 07-May-2017 04-Jun-2017
WP1040 Cable Trench with corrugated pipes (Civil work - By others) For Laydown Area 30 30-Apr-2017 04-Jun-2017
WP1050 Foundation for Light Poles (By others) For Laydown Area 25 18-May-2017 15-Jun-2017
WP1060 Earthing rod Civil works( excavation and backfilling) 50 06-Apr-2017 04-Jun-2017

CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCT 88 27-Mar-2017 10-Jul-2017

MOBILIZATION 10 27-Mar-2017 06-Apr-2017

Remaining Work Summary Page 1 of 2

Critical Remaining Work

 SITE DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES -ALBA-PS-5 WORKS
SCHEDULE

Activity ID Activity Name Planned Planned Start Planned Finish ry 2017 March 2017 April 2017 May 2017 June 2017 July 2017 7
Duration
1 18 25 04 11 18 25 01 08 15 22 29 06 13 20 27 03 10 17 24 01 08 15 22 29
MO1000 Moblization 10 27-Mar-2017 06-Apr-2017
MOBILIZATION AREA 58 11-Apr-2017 18-Jun-2017
CM1000 MonoBlock SS Construction 3 05-Jun-2017 07-Jun-2017
CM1040 LV Cabling 11 30-Apr-2017 13-May-2017
CM1050 MV Cabling 10 04-May-2017 15-May-2017
CM1060 LV Panel Installation 50 11-Apr-2017 08-Jun-2017
CM1070 LV Cable Termination 25 17-May-2017 14-Jun-2017
CM1080 Earth rod Installation 20 12-Apr-2017 06-May-2017
CM1090 Light Poles Installation 15 04-May-2017 21-May-2017
CM1100 Lightning Protection 15 06-May-2017 22-May-2017
CM1105 CCTV System 20 03-May-2017 25-May-2017
CM1110 Transformer Installation 3 08-Jun-2017 11-Jun-2017
CM1120 MV VCB's Installation 3 08-Jun-2017 11-Jun-2017
CM1130 MV Cable Termination 5 10-Jun-2017 14-Jun-2017
CM1140 Testing and Commissioning 5 13-Jun-2017 18-Jun-2017
CONSTRUCTION AREA
CONSTRUCTIO 44 07-May-2017 28-Jun-2017
CC1000 MonoBlock SS Construction 5 11-Jun-2017 15-Jun-2017
CC1040 LV Cabling 30 16-May-2017 19-Jun-2017
CC1050 MV Cabling 20 28-May-2017 19-Jun-2017
CC1060 LV Panel Installation 15 04-Jun-2017 20-Jun-2017
CC1070 LV Cable Termination 15 06-Jun-2017 22-Jun-2017
CC1080 Earth rod Installation 25 07-May-2017 04-Jun-2017
CC1090 Light Poles Installation 25 25-May-2017 22-Jun-2017
CC1100 Lightning Protection 25 25-May-2017 22-Jun-2017
CC1105 CCTV System 20 25-May-2017 17-Jun-2017
CC1110 Transformer Installation 4 17-Jun-2017 20-Jun-2017
CC1120 MV VCB's Installation 4 17-Jun-2017 20-Jun-2017
CC1130 MV Cable Termination 4 20-Jun-2017 24-Jun-2017
CC1140 Testing and Commissioning 4 22-Jun-2017 28-Jun-2017
LAYDOWN ARE
AREA 66 22-Apr-2017 10-Jul-2017
LC1000 Generator Installation 5 22-Apr-2017 26-Apr-2017
LC1040 LV Cabling 20 30-May-2017 21-Jun-2017
LC1060 LV Panel Installation 10 10-Jun-2017 20-Jun-2017
LC1070 LV Cable Termination 10 27-Jun-2017 08-Jul-2017
LC1080 Earth rod Installation 15 17-Jun-2017 05-Jul-2017
LC1090 Light Poles Installation 15 15-Jun-2017 04-Jul-2017
LC1100 Lightning Protection 15 15-Jun-2017 04-Jul-2017
LC1105 CCTV System 15 15-Jun-2017 04-Jul-2017
LC1110 Testing and Commissioning 5 05-Jul-2017 10-Jul-2017

Remaining Work Summary Page 2 of 2

Critical Remaining Work