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    CSM - Contractor Site Administrative Requirements (CSAR) November 2019 Revisions

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    This document outlines Saudi Aramco's contractor site safety requirements and administrative rules. It specifies that the company reserves the right to reject unsafe contractor staff. It also requires that buses not be overloaded and have fire extinguishers. Certain work will require certified work permit receivers. Safety orientations must cover topics like PPE, emergency response, and hazard recognition. Contractors must ensure construction support facilities comply with Saudi labor laws and safety standards.

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    This document outlines Saudi Aramco's contractor site safety requirements and administrative rules. It specifies that the company reserves the right to reject unsafe contractor staff. It also requires that buses not be overloaded and have fire extinguishers. Certain work will require certified work permit receivers. Safety orientations must cover topics like PPE, emergency response, and hazard recognition. Contractors must ensure construction support facilities comply with Saudi labor laws and safety standards.

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    CSM – Contractor Site

    Administrative Requirements
    (CSAR) November 2019
    Revisions

    Saudi Aramco: Company General Use


    Safety OE Assessment

    4.5 Contractor Site Safety Staff


    H. The SAPO reserves the right to reject proposed safety
    staff personnel based on review of their qualifications.
    Safety staff not explicitly accepted by the SAPO
    shall not mobilize to the work site and shall not
    be considered for the purpose of complying with
    the minimum number of qualified safety staff as
    required by Section 4.5.A.

    Saudi Aramco: Company General Use


    Safety OE Assessment

    4.15 Transportation
    H. Buses shall not be overloaded (no more occupants than
    manufacturer’s stated seating capacity of the bus) and
    emergency exits shall be accessible and operable (not
    blocked or locked). Buses shall be equipped with fire
    extinguisher(s).

    Saudi Aramco: Company General Use


    Safety OE Assessment

    7.3 Construction Site Management


    B. (Bullet Point 4) Use only SA-certified work permit
    receivers when work will be conducted in SA “restricted
    areas,” and for designated “restricted activities,” or
    where required by the SAPO.

    Saudi Aramco: Company General Use


    Safety OE Assessment

    Table 8.1 Contractor’s Safety Orientation Topics


    Alarms and notifications Incident reporting procedures
    Assembly points PPE
    Basic safety rules Smoking restrictions and
    locations
    Break areas Stop work authority
    Emergency response procedures Traffic rules and restrictions
    Hazard Recognition Understanding safety signs and
    warnings
    Heat stress precautions Work Permits
    Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) safety

    Saudi Aramco: Company General Use


    Safety OE Assessment

    11. Construction Projects Support Facilities, and Temporary


    Construction Facilities
    11.1 General

    A. Contractor shall ensure contractor camps/ compounds, project


    support facilities and temporary construction facilities (e.g.,
    site offices, storage/ laydown yards, fabrication/ maintenance shops,
    medical / clinics) that are provided for contractor’s personnel,
    subcontractors’ personnel and/ or SA employees comply with the
    provisions of the Saudi Arabian Labor and Workmen Law and SA’s
    safety, health and environmental requirements including Section II of
    Schedule “D”, GI 298.010, GI 1781.001, the SA Environmental Health
    Code (SAEHC), GI 151.006, and SMG 07-005-2012, or their
    replacements as amended from time to time.

    Saudi Aramco: Company General Use

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