Cover and Content SEPEC Manah II IPP MSRA 003

Note/Description
For Approval
OWNER NAME
Sembcorp Jinko Shine SAOC
OWNER'S ENGINEER NAME
RINA Consulting Pvt. Ltd
EPC CONTRACT NO. EPC CONTRACTOR NAME
PROJECT TITLE
Manah II Solar Independent Power Project
A 2023.08.15 FA For Apporval
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Wangjingfeng Assessment for Pull Out Tests MSRA
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Mr. luzhengjie MSRA-003 1
METHOD STATEMENT FOR PULL OUT TESTS
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Content
1 PURPOSE .........................................................................................................................................4
2 SCOPE ..............................................................................................................................................4
3 REFERENCES ................................................................................................................................. 4
4 ABBREVATIONS & DEFINATIONS ............................................................................................. 4
5 Location of Project ........................................................................................................................... 5
6 GENERAL AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS .............................................................................. 5
7 RESPONSIBILITIES ....................................................................................................................... 6
7.1 Project Manager ............................................................................................................................ 6
7.2 Deputy Project Manager ................................................................................................................6
7.3 Site Engineer ................................................................................................................................. 7
7.4 Equipment Operator ...................................................................................................................... 7
7.5 Site Safety Officer ......................................................................................................................... 8
7.6 QA/QC Department .......................................................................................................................8
8 HSE FIELD REQUIREMENTS .......................................................................................................8
9 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS ..........................................................................................................9
10 General considerations ................................................................................................................. 10
11 Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP) ................................................................................................10
11.1 Pile Indicators (CCP) .................................................................................................................11
11.2 Loads for CCP ........................................................................................................................... 12
12.3 Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP) ............................................................................................ 12
12 WORK METHODOLOGY ..........................................................................................................13
12.1 TENSILE TEST ........................................................................................................................ 13
12.2 LATERAL LOAD TEST ...........................................................................................................15
13 COMPRESSIVE TEST ................................................................................................................ 17
14 FINAL RESULTS ........................................................................................................................ 19
15 ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION CRITERIA ......................................................................... 19
16 HSE MEASURES ........................................................................................................................ 20
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1 PURPOSE
The purpose of this procedure is to define the methodology for the Pull Out Test to be performed
and ensure a good quality control in the final foundations of the tracker.
The tests will be performed on a sample of structure posts with the help of a mechanical system for
traction, lateral, compression loads to assure that given values by the project designer are well
supported by the posts installed at different depths and different foundations.
2 SCOPE
Scope of this method of statement is to explain the method to be used for pull out tests during
construction phase of the project and all the requirements that are complusary to apply the POT
procedure.
3 REFERENCES
 Approved Engineering Drawings/layouts（Please see the attachment）
 Technical Specifications & Standards （Please see the attachment）
 Pile Test Point Drawing (MH-CE-PP-DW-001) （Please see the attachment）
4 ABBREVATIONS & DEFINATIONS

HSE - Health Safety and Environment
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OTS - Owner’s Technical Specifications
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QA/QC - Quality Assurance / Quality
- Control
POT Pull out Test
PPE Personnel Protective Equipment
TBT Toolbox Talk
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5 Location of Project
Manah is a town in the region of Ad Dakhiliyah, in northeastern Oman. The project is 500 MW
Solar PV Project
6 GENERAL AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

 Before commencing any work, permits shall be checked and ensured that they are valid until
completion of activity ，CCS will get PTW from SEPEC.
 All works shall be referred to the approved Drawings and specifications.
 All staff and workmen shall wear Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE).
 All personnel shall be cautioned while working near live lines and other services.
 It shall be ensured that all men working in high-level are wearing necessary safety harness
complying with the safety requirement.
 All equipment’s shall be calibrated and accompanied by the competent operators prior to
commencement of any works. all the calibration certificate will attached.
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7 RESPONSIBILITIES
7.1 Project Manager

 Authorized by the company manager to handle external relations related to the project on
behalf of the company, and make decisions on major issues related to the project;
 Implement the company's quality policy and follow the overall policy, and take full
responsibility for the realization of the project quality objectives, safety objectives, and
environmental protection objectives;
 Responsible for the reasonable arrangement and appointment of construction personnel, such as
the appointment of key personnel, to ensure that the project is completed as scheduled in
accordance with the contract requirements;
 Plan, organize, coordinate, and control the entire process of the project according to project
management methods;
 Responsible for establishing institutions suitable for the quality system, safety system, civilized
construction, etc., clarifying their responsibilities and authorities, and supervising their
effective operation.
7.2 Deputy Project Manager

 Authorized by the company manager to assist the project manager on behalf of the company in
handling external relations related to the project and to make decisions with the project
manager on major issues of the project;
 Assist the project manager in implementing the company's quality policy and overall policy,
and take full responsibility for the realization of the project's quality objectives, safety
objectives, and environmental protection objectives;
 Assist the project manager in the reasonable arrangement and appointment of construction
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personnel, such as the appointment of key personnel, to ensure that the project is completed as
scheduled in accordance with the contract requirements;
 Assist the project manager in planning, organizing, coordinating, and controlling the entire
process of the project according to project management methods;
 Assist the project manager in establishing institutions suitable for the quality system, safety
system, civilized construction, etc., clarify their responsibilities and authorities, and supervise
their effective operation.
7.3 Site Engineer

 Responsible for on-site supervision of the safety, quality, and progress of self operating and
subcontracting piling teams;
 Responsible for supervising the use of on-site materials and reasonably monitoring material
waste;
 Responsible for assisting in all acceptance and inspection activities of on-site supervision;
 Responsible for strictly urging the implementation of the construction schedule given by the
Project Department;
 Responsible for supervising the actual employment of on-site personnel and equipment, and
making accurate records.
7.4 Equipment Operator

Equipment operator is responsible for the safe operation of equipment . He must hold a valid license
issued by the law of grounds to operate the equipment. He must be experienced and competent
enough to operate the machines effectively considering the safety, environment and time.
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7.5 Site Safety Officer

 Responsible for daily safety management of the project and organizing safety inspections of the
project;
 Assist the Safety Manager in conducting safety inspections on the construction site, preparing
engineering safety reports, and submitting them to relevant departments;
 Assist the Safety Manager in collecting and archiving safety documents and records, and
conduct safety education;
 Always instill the awareness of "safety first, prevention first" among project construction
personnel.
7.6 QA/QC Department

Responsible for verification and documentary record as well as monitoring and enforcement of
the procedure to be followed, QC department will also check the quality and physical situation
of piles during test on site.
8 HSE FIELD REQUIREMENTS

To ensure security directives during the execution of earth works, all activities shall be monitored in
compliance with relevant standards, codes and procedures described in the HSE manual and project
specification as minimum as follows:
a. A safety officer shall be at site during the execution of works.

b. Daily tool box meetings shall be conducted as mandatory.
c. Following safety requirements shall be fulfilled.
d. Safety barricade shall be prepared wherever necessary.
e. Necessary safety sign boards shall be provided as required.
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f. All workers shall be provided with job specific personal protective Equipment.
g. Safety flickering lights shall be provided for night-time indication.
h. All equipment shall be inspected by the approving authority prior to start of the
work.
i. Working Equipment shall be equipped with amber lights, homes, safety
guards etc. as required per safety provisions.
j. Any incident at site shall be immediately reported to company and recorded.
k. Weekly safety statistics reports and safety performance reports shall be prepared
and recorded
l. For Night time sheet，Construction manager shall ensure that adequate
barriers are provided around areas where hazards exist, and such hazards are clearly
lighted up.
m.Site/Construction manager shall ensure that lighting provided is adequate
(minimum of “50 Lux according to the law specifications” See table below. It
depends on the workplace size, equipment Distribution, manpower and different
installations) and those personnel are not working in the dark and/or lonely
n. Site/Construction manager shall ensure that adequate medical coverage is in
place during the periods (at night) that work is being carried out and adequate
resources of intervention, communication, etc. are in place in case of any
undesirable/unwanted event arise
o. Marked route (cones with emergency flashlight every 300 M)
p. Develop and implement safety initiatives to continually improve, achieve
and maintain stated safety performance and objectives
9 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS

The following equipment should be used to perform the tests:
 Load cell or dynamometer to measure the applied force.
 At least 2 dial gauges to measure the displacements.
 Chain block or pneumatic system to apply the required load.
 Slings or chains to transmit the loads to the post.

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 Excavator, truck or similar to use it as reaction system.
 Magnetic base.
 Metal plate to subject the magnetic base or the dial gauge.
 Load shackle to properly fix the load cell with the Slings and Chain block. The load shackle to
use must always be for larger load capacity than test request.
*Equipment must have a calibration certificate no longer than 1 year ago.
*Dynamometers or Load Cells must have a precision of at least 5kg.
10 General considerations
 There will be 3 type of tests (Compressive, Tensile, Lateral) performed during POT.
 All the tests will be performed on piles according to the Layout for PILE TEST
(MH-CE-PP-DW-001)
 Prior to start the test, all “Sample preparation steps” must be completed.
 Loads must be transmitted to the posts by a chain block or a pneumatic system.
 It is not allowed to apply the loads directly with the excavator or the reaction system.
 Experienced POT Implementation team of piling sub-con (self execution team) will perform
POT and report will be submitted by QC department.
 Test will be perfomed on 1 types of piles
1. Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP)
11 Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP)

In this section the piling will be performed by drilling the holes in ground as per design
recommendations and then pouring concrete for pile foundation. After concrete is dry the
tests can be performed according to the approved method.
Pile depth for concrete pouring and above ground is shown in figure below
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The Laberal test

location is 2m
11.1 Pile Indicators (CCP)

Pile dimensions and parameters for concrete piles are shown in figure below
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11.2 Loads for CCP

The pile loads, length above ground and diameter of the hole for different profile of piles for
Cast in Place Concrete Piles is shown below in table and also the loads in KN will be followed
as given in load table for compressive, tensile and lateral test. There are 4 type of pile profiles
which are further divided into 4 sub types with different pile length.
Load values for all pile profiles are given below.
11.3Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP)
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12 WORK METHODOLOGY
12.1 TENSILE TEST

In order to perform the Tensile test technician will proceed according to this procedure. The load
has to be transmitted to the post using a chain block or a hydraulic jack.
Preparation of the test
 Posts shall incorporate an opening hole in the head, with the intention of inserting a chain. The
chain shall transfer the vertical uplift loads to the foundation. Optionally a plate clamp can be
use, if it is not possible to drill the post.
 Prior to start the test, the chains and chain block must be aligned properly with the center of the
profile in order to improve the load transmission.
 Once the chain block and the chains are aligned, the load cell must be connected, and chain has
to be slightly tense.
 Once the post have been installed, inclination in both axis of the profile must be measured. The
measure will be made at the top of the profile. Additionally, if the profile twist while ramming
has to be described in the field log.
 After this process, the dial gauge has to be installed at the post base in order to record the
displacements of the pile.
 Once the chain block and the chains are aligned, the load cell must be connected, and chain has
to be slightly tense.
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Tensile Test
Recording during the loading stages

 At each load increment, once test load is achieved, should wait until the displacement is
stabilized. The maximum waiting time is 3 min. if the displacement is stabilized before the
suggested time, test can go to the next step without waiting for the 3 min.
 Displacement will by always in millimeters and should be registered with 2 decimals.
 If once the objective load is reached for each step, it starts decreasing progressively it should
not be increased again until next load step. This is because transmitted load is transforming into
displacement and decreases tension generated.
 Record test load if failure occurs at any point during testing. Failure is indicated by rapid
progressive settlement of the pile under a constant load.
 Recording during unloading stages.
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 During unloading stages, load value and displacement shall be recorded 1 immediately when
the load decrement has been reached.
 Once the pile is in the last load step a photographic register is recommended to be taken. The
register must contain following information:
 General vision of the test, from the base until the chain block.
12.2 LATERAL LOAD TEST

Lateral Load test shall be executed with a jack placed between a heavy element to use as reaction
(for instance, excavator) and the post to be tested. Optionally the load can be apply using a chain
block. The load has to be transmitted to the post using a chain block or a hydraulic jack.
Preparation of the test:
 Prior to start the test, the chains and chain block must be aligned properly with the center of the
profile in order to improve the load transmission.
 The alignment must be in plant and in profile. Because of that, the chain at 100% deign load
must be parallel to the soil surface. The height of applied load should always be similar or
equal to the reaction point.
 Once the alignment has been finished, the chain must be slightly tens prior to start the test.
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Recording during the loading stages
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Recording during unloading stages
 Once the pile is in the last load step a photographic register is recommended to be taken. The
register should contain following information:
 General vision of the test, from the base until the chain block from the front.
 General vision of the test, from the base until the chain block from profile.
 If the displacement of the reaction (excavator) has been measured, it should be included also a
photo of the place where it has been measured
13 COMPRESSIVE TEST
Compression test shall be executed with a jack placed between a heavy element to use as reaction
(excavator, brick blocks…) and the post to be tested.
Preparation of the test
 Posts are driven into the soil at depth considered by the Designer and as showed on Section
“Loads” of this document. The part of the post with the open hole has always to be exposed.
 The test can be performed using a hydraulic jack or similar. If the jack can control the pressure
will not be necessary to use the load cell.
 The system must be built to register the load applied, so if the cell needs to be use it must be
between the post and the reaction.
 Once the hydraulic jack has been prepared and in contact with the reaction, the dial gauge
needs to be placed to register axial movements.
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Recording during the loading stages.
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Recording during unloading stages.

 Once the pile is in the last load step a photographic register must be taken. The register must
contain following information:
 General vision of the test, from the base until the chain block.
14 FINAL RESULTS
The following results must be included in final test report:
 Displacement of the post base (vertically and horizontal) with stabilized displacement at each
load step.
 Displacement at base of the reaction (excavator) for those lateral tests with loads larger than
35kN.
 Load applied at each load step.
 A graphic with the displacement vs the applied load
15 ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION CRITERIA

Test would be considered as failed if the pile or the soil reach their elastic limit. This happens if at
least if one of the following things can be observed:
 When a rapid progressive movement of the pile in the direction of the applied load, without any
increment in pressure is being registered in the manometer.
 A physical failure of the tested pile.
 When the tests raise following values
Axial Tests: Deflection equal or more than 20 mm with a 100% load or 10mm of
remaining deformation when discharge load until 0% from the first load cycle.
Lateral Load Tests: Deflection equal or more than 25 mm with a 100% load or 10mm of
remaining deformation when discharge load until 0% from the first load cycle.
This value must be interpreted as a guide, and each test will be treated and analyzed carefully once
the POT have finished.
All load steps must be completed no matter acceptance or rejection criteria is reached unless soil or
pile failure.
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16 HSE MEASURES
 Before construction work, first check whether the PPE is prepared completely and apply for
work permit.
 According to the temperature conditions of the day, adjust the working time to avoid long-term
high temperature outdoor work.
 Safety engineers shall conduct "three-level" safety education and training for the on-site
management personnel of the construction operation team before the start of construction, so as
to understand the on-site safety knowledge and prevent safety accidents.
 The on-site machinery and equipment shall promptly provide the relevant responsible
departments of the project department with the entry report instructions, and clarify the identity
information and operation certificates of the equipment operators.
 Sufficient lighting facilities should be set up for construction at night.
 On-site materials are arranged neatly by division, name and type, and warehouses will be
temporarily set up for materials with special storage requirements.
 When the operator ascends the work platform more than 2m away from the reference surface,
he/she should wear the seat belt according to the requirements, and the seat belt should be
"high-hanging".
 After the completion of the project, the construction waste shall be cleaned up and disposed of
in the designated waste yard according to the classification, and on-site incineration is strictly
prohibited.
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OWNER NAME
RINA Consulting Pvt. Ltd.
PROJECT TITLE
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Content
Content ........................................................................................................................... 1
1 PURPOSE................................................................................................................... 2
2 PROJECT OVERVIEW ............................................................................................. 2
3 Cross-sections and material of posts .......................................................................... 2
3.1 Materia .................................................................................................................... 2
3.2 Reference Standards ................................................................................................ 2
3.4 Embedment Depth Of Test Posts ............................................................................ 3
3.6 Location Of Test Posts ............................................................................................ 4
4 Technical Requirements For Pile Test........................................................................ 4
4.1 Static Axial Compressive ........................................................................................ 4
4.2 Static Axial Tensile ................................................................................................. 4
4.3 Lateral Load ............................................................................................................ 5

1 Purpose
The purpose of this procedure is to define the basic technical requirements for the pile
foundation test to be performed and to ensure good quality control in the final
foundation of the tracker.
The tests will be performed on a sample of structure posts with the help of a
mechanical system for Axial Compressive, Axial Tensile, Lateral loads to assure that
given values by the project designer are well supported by the posts installed at
different depths and different foundations.
2 Project overview
The site of the proposed Solar Power Plant is located in Wilayat Manah – AD-
Dakheliah Governorate, about 128.00 km from the coast and 10 km North-East of Al
Bashayer Village. The elevation of the project area is approximately 352.00 m above
the mean sea level. The site covers an area of 14.8 square kilometers of slight terrains
and series of wadies, which are crossing from the North to the South. At the time of
the investigation, the ground surface was covered mainly with alluvial deposits
3 Cross-sections and material of posts

For this project, there is one pile type in this project: concrete cast-in-place pile(steel
piles are inserted into the concrete) .
3.1 Materia
1) C25(f'c=25.0MPa) :structural concrete for foundation,for other; Where,
f'c=Cylinder compressive strength at 28-day;
2) ASTM A572 GR50 :Yield strength(Minimum)≥345MPa;
3.2 Reference Standards

1) ASTM D1143-81:Standard Test Methods for Piles Under Static Axial
Compressive Load;
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2) ASTM D3966/ D3966M-07: Standard Test Methods for Deep Foundation
Under Lateral Load:
3) ASTM D3689/ D3689M-07:Standard Test Methods for Deep Foundation
Under Static Axial Tensile Load:
3.3 Cross-sections and material of Steel Pile
3.4 Embedment Depth Of Test Posts

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE PILE(CCP) INDICATORS
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3.5 Bearing Capacity Requirements Of Pile Foundation
MODEL NAME Static Axial Static Axial Lateral REMARK
Compressive Tensile Load(KN)
Load(KN) Load(KN)
CCP-A 28.6 21.4 16.5 The Lateral static load test
CCP-B 28.4 21.3 12 should be at the top of the
CCP-C/CCP-D 14.5 13.5 10 pile(GL.2.000).
3.6 Location Of Test Posts

This project sets up 14 pile testing points based on the site terrain and geological
conditions. The specific position and requirements of test pile points are shown in
the construction drawings.
4 Technical Requirements For Pile Test
4.1 Static Axial Compressive

Pile axial compression test reference ASTM D 1143-81:《Standard Test Methods
for Piles Under Static Axial Compressive Load》.
1) All piles are subject to destructive tests.
2) The load is loaded step by step until the pile reaches the limit state.
3) The final load value is 100KN.
4) Stop loading when the pile is obviously damaged.
5) Stop loading when the pile displacement increases obviously.
6) The test can be stopped when the load is loaded to 100KN or the pile is
damaged and the pile displacement suddenly increases.
7) Displacement at each load step should be recorded.
4.2 Static Axial Tensile
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Pile axial compression test reference ASTM D3966/ D3966M-07:《 Standard Test
Methods for Deep Foundation Under Lateral Load》.
3) The final load value is 80KN.
5) Stop loading when the pile displacement increases obviously.
6) The test can be stopped when the load is loaded to 80KN or the pile is damaged
and the pile displacement suddenly increases.
4.3 Lateral Load

Pile vertical compression test reference ASTM D3689/ D3689M-07:《Standard
Test Methods for Deep Foundation Under Static Axial Tensile Load》.
3) The Lateral static load test should be at the top of the pile(GL.2.000).
5) Stop loading when the pile displacement (at ground level) reaches 25mm.
6) The test can be stopped when the pile displacement (at ground level) reaches
25mm or the pile is damaged and the pile displacement suddenly increases.
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Jobs Safety Analysis Date :
(JSA)
JOB/ACTIVITY NAME: JSA #:
Pull Out Test
DEPARTMENT/GROUP NAME AREA LOCATION(s): OTHER INFORMATION:
REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR ENTIRE JOB

safety glasses safety shoes chemical resistant gloves other __________________ other____________________
Goggles hard hat LHalmet welding gloves
face shield harness lanyard leather gloves other ___________________ other____________________
Eye Protection hearing protection
Implementation
Basic Steps Potential Hazards Controls Responsibility Status
(Yes / No with Signature)
- Stringent site access control by the security
team. Physical barriers are to be installed for
controlling access.
- Appropriate signage and warnings to inform the
- Lack of proper access construction site and hazards.
control system - Follow site traffic rules without any deviation.
Information tags and Boards displayed at
conspicuous locations of the site.
- Installation of perimeter fencing and frequent
1. Site Access and patrol arrangement by the security team.
Mobility - Ensure workmen completed safety induction
and relevant training- cross-evaluate with site
access card.
- Incompetent workmen
- Competency level shall be cross-evaluated by
QC & respective department individuals.
- Ensure proper supervision throughout the job.
- Inspect the work area before commencing and
- The obstacle in
remove trip hazards.
Access/egress
- Clear attention and focus are required during
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the movement inside the site premises.
- Ensure adequate PPE must be worn throughout
job time.
- Ensure all the vehicles/equipment entering the
site premises have Beacon lights, reverse
alarms, and small fire extinguishers.
- Movement of - For permanent access vehicles, cross-evaluate

vehicle/equipment the inspection criteria by QR – code system.
Spotter used where necessary, in addition,
assign Banksmen with Red & green flags for
controlling the movement of heavy vehicles &
equipment.
- Obtain and Follow the PTW system for all works
Conduct joint pre-inspection in the working
zone with all concerned work crews
- Manual Trail Pits for locating the
- Contact with utility
Release of energy.
underground utilities. Protect underground
2. Working near live utilities. If required carry out the gas test.
utilities (Underground / Obtain an OHL clearance certificate (if
crossing or very close to the working zone).
OHL) If applicable
Provision of Goal Post near OHL line.
- Presence of toxic fumes
- Ensure banks men for controlling heavy
and vapours
equipment.
- Collison with the
- Ensure proper supervision throughout job time.
electrical pole.
- Proper manual handling shall be implemented.
Mechanical lifting equipment shall be used for
- Heavy objects or heavy objects more than 20 kg.
materials
- All employees shall undergo Manual Handling
Safety Training
- Provision of additional PPE such as protective
gloves for handling sharp objects
- Sharp corners or objects
- Sponges or pads shall be used to support or
3. Manual Tools Handling lessen risk of contact to sharp objects
- Respirators shall be used during high winds
avoiding inhalation of dusts. Cool drinking water
must be present and accessible to the workers
- Severe Weather and rest area shall be provided with proper
conditions ventilation and shade.
- Weather shall be monitored on a regular basis,
monitoring temperature, humidity and possible
rain/storm.
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- Important to ensure that the floor is clear of
- Slip trips and falls obstacles and that appropriate footwear is
worn
- Ensure no heavy lifting, divide the load and take
- Crushing and trapping
more trips
- Movement of heavy equipment and Vehicles
- Traffic confusion
- Incompetent driver. Over speeding.
- Loss of attention
- Mobile phone usage
- Pedestrian movements Vehicular
Accidents/rollover
- Personal injury
- Unauthorized entry to the working zone
- Ensure a competently trained workforce is
deployed at the site.
- All drivers shall have valid licenses and obtained
Defensive driving & blind spot training. Ensure
TPI requirements compliance with all equipment
- Traffic confusion before assigning to jobs. Load restraining to be
- Incompetent driver. Over carried out as per site requirement.
4. Movement of heavy speeding. - All equipment shall be inspected on daily basis
equipment and - Loss of attention as per the CEEC inspection checklist and
Vehicles - Mobile phone usage inspection shall be labelled on individual
- Pedestrian movements vehicles/equipment.
- Banks men shall be deployed to control the
movement of all heavy equipment and vehicles.
Adequate supervision shall be maintained
throughout the job.
- All vehicles/equipment shall have a
Flash/Beacon light and reverse alarm.
- Speed monitoring & disciplinary action shall be
monitored and implemented.
- Display safety signages and detours as per traffic
arrangements and work progress.
- Arrange the Spotter in the conspicuous location
of the working zone.
- Drivers are to be made aware of the animal
crossing and to drive slowly at those locations.
Display animal crossing signage's on the
locations.Always consider pedestrian movement
when a vehicle is parked. Pedestrian access
should be isolated/separated.
- Mobile phones should not be used while driving,
stop the vehicle away from the road to answer.
Follow traffic site rules without any deviation.
Do not carry any operation in adverse weather
conditions like heavy sandstorms, poor visibility
- Security patrolling shall be carried out to avoid
unauthorized entry to the work zone.
- Operators must never leave the machine

running whilst unattended and must ensure that
keys are removed and kept secure.
- Poor Vehicle Condition.

- Planned preventive maintenance of vehicles.
- Tire Failure
Daily inspection.
- Brakes failure
- Barricade the area, coordinate with other
contractors
- Falling, Poor work - Use Proper PPE
posture, use of excessive - Ensure workmen completed safety induction
force and Repetitive and relevant training- cross-evaluate with site
movements access card.
- Conduct TBT
- Work area will be cleaned regularly to avoid the
blows or cuts with any obstacle.
- Permanent obstacles will be signalized.
- Blows/ cuts caused by - When tools are not being used, they should be
5. Traction& Lateral Test immobile objects, plants protected with suitable cover.
or tools
- Tools must be inspected before use (grinders,
- drilling machines, etc.)
- Apply tool manual safety precautions
- All power tools must be used by authorized
competent person.
- Caught for/between
objects - Do not modify the machines safety devises,
contact supplier’s mechanic or report to site
electrician for power tools repairs
- Adopt natural positions without forcing the
- Awkward positions body,
- Use ergonomic tools to facilitate the efforts

distribution.
- Decrease the number of movements repetitions
per work cycle and the time spent on this work
by implementing an adequate task rotation.
contractors
- Use Proper PPE
- Slips and Falls at the - Ensure workmen completed safety induction
same level. and relevant training- cross-evaluate with site
access card.
- Conduct TBT
- Ensure material is stacked correct. A stacking
and
- storage will be appointed
contractors
- Object falls during
- Use Proper PPE
manipulation
- Ensure workmen completed safety induction
and relevant training- cross-evaluate with site
access card.
- Conduct TBT
- Ensure that the activity has the approval from
the contractor along with the duly furnished
- Unauthorized Lifting work permit to ensure authorized lifting
Activity execution.
- All lifting activities shall be planned minimum of
1 day before the planned lifting activity
- All lifting equipment and accessories shall be
- Faulty & damaged lifting visually inspected using a checklist prior to use.
equipment & accessories Periodic maintenance of all lifting equipment
6. Lifting Operations and accessories shall be scheduled
- All equipment use must be third party certified.
Lifting equipment checklist shall be used prior to
- Uncertified Lifting the start of activity to ensure lifting equipment
Equipment and are in good condition
Accessories - All lifting equipment and accessories
certification shall be renewed as per expiration
date
- Insufficient Lifting - Ensure that the Safe Working load is clearly

- Capacity of the Lifting indicated on the equipment. Lifting equipment
Equipment for the load to be used shall comply as per the load chart
and lifting plan requirements.
- Actual weight of the planned lifting activity shall
be coordinated prior to actual lifting schedule to
ensure lifting equipment lifting capacity is
sufficient for the activity
- Riggers, banksman, operators, spotters must
have sufficient training and have third party
- Incompetent Operators,
certification, by validation and inspection
Riggers and banksman
Refresher training for riggers and banksman
periodically
- Lifting radius shall be cleared by all personnel
with warning signs and barricade. No one is
- Working under hanging
allowed to be directly under the hanging loads.
loads
All employees shall undergo lifting & rigging
safety training
- All lifting operations shall be commenced under
competent supervision and under certified
Riggers only.
- The equipment Operator shall be properly
certified for the type of the equipment he is
operating.
- Lift plans shall be prepared and approved for all
critical lift operations as per CEEC procedure.
Boom shall be monitored when extended to
avoid impact or touch of overhead facilities,
including pipelines, cable trays and/or live
power lines.
- Ground survey to be completed by competent
- Unsafe Lifting
person to ensure the stability of the ground for
placing the equipment. Uneven grounds shall be
avoided, and backfilling and proper compaction
shall be required when needed.
- Outriggers must be fully extended with an
outrigger pad
- Outrigger pads shall be of a dimension of 1 m x

1 m (1m2)
- All lifting gear such as slings, shackles, etc. must
have its S.W.L. markings.
- All lifting tackles are to be inspected color-coded

before each use. 3rd party certificate of lifting
tackles shall be available.
- Use of tag lines to control suspended loads.
- Before the lifting operation, the ground shall be

properly compacted, and equipment’s shall be
levelled with outriggers fully extended.
- Ensure equipment is in good condition. It shall

have a valid Inspection Sticker approved by
CEEC and a third-party inspection
- Periodical maintenance shall be carried out to
avoid any breakdown.
- Working with equipment
poorly maintained. - Never extend the boom beyond the
- manufacturer's specification to prevent
malfunction on the mechanical, hydraulic, and
structural components of the equipment.
Ensure to carry out a daily equipment pre-lift
inspection
- Operator and rigger shall always respect the
limit of the loads the equipment and lifting
devices are rated.
- Poor operation of the
- Equipment load chart must be available in the
equipment
equipment.
- (Overload)
- Ensure outriggers are fully extended.
- Overload limit switch shall be operable and
enabled.
- Personnel injured due to
falls from heights in - For personnel working at heights appropriate
placing and removing fall arrest/restraint equipment shall be worn.
rigging equipment.
- If rain or severe sandstorm starts, stop lifting
and work at height activities and re-assess the
situation.
- Lifting Operations/Work at heights must be
- Working under severe stopped and equipment booms lower down as
weather conditions per the following criteria based on Wind Speed:
- Wind speed = 9m/s (32.4km/hr.) or more:
- Mobile Equipments: Stop work and lower the
boom.
- Crawler Equipments: Stop work.

- Wind speed 14m/s (50.0 km/hr.) or more: Crawler
equipments: Lower the boom
- Adequate PPE to be Worn. Dip tray & Spillage kit
to be made available.
- Diesel Splashing Diesel
Spillage. - Periodical maintenance and inspection of fuel
discharge nozzle and handle Chokes to be
7. Fuel Filling at the Site provided.
- Earthing to be provided before filing the vehicle.
- Diesel - Adequate fire extinguisher to be provided.
- No smoking policy and signage.
- Ensure sufficient drinking water facilities near to
working location. Arrange frequent breaks
- High ambient according to atmosphere temperature conditions.
temperature - Ensure proper welfare facilities are near to work
zone. Display emergency contact no's near to work
location.
- Conduct Awareness Program upon Snake bite.
- Use Proper PPE's.
- Snake and scorpion bite - Deploy emergency Vehicle & First Aider. Display
the nearest Hospital Details & Doctor Contact
Number.
8. others
- Remove all materials, tools and generated waste
after the work is done.
- Hand protection (min. cotton gloves) is a must
- Clean up area and during housekeeping.
housekeeping - Provision of waste bin nearby the area to maintain
the good housekeeping.
- Supervisor/foreman to ensure all sharp objects &
materials are removed and placed on safe area.
- Do a tool inspection before use,ensure safety.
- chain or connector - The workers keep 5 meters during work.
broken during the test. - If chain or connector broken during the test,
Repair and replace in time.
Name: Signature:
Assessed By: .
Verified By:

Owner Owner Engineer EPC Contractor Sub-Contractor
Project Name: Manah II Solar IPP Assessment Date: 14 August 2023

Activity/Area/Equipment: Pull Out Test Works Date.: / Review 15-Aug-23
Assessor(s): Mr.Wangjingfeng PM Reviewed & Approved : Mr. Lu &Mr. Abid RA Number Manah II -IPP-RAS-003
SR Activity Hazard/Aspect Consequences Groups Exposed Existing Control Measures Additional Control
# Risk Evaluation Measures Risk Evaluation
(with existing control measures) (with additional control measures)
(If required)
P S Total R P S Total R
. All persons must

have sited mandatory
PPE prior to access
to the site.
. Security should be
. Ensure all persons
arranged at all the
must be completed
entrance exits to
with the HSE
ensure the persons
induction prior to
entering the site are
access to the site.
authorized/unauthoriz
. Unauthorized
ed
persons should not
. All drivers must have
be allowed to enter
valid OMAN driving
into the site.
license.
. Ensure the good
Unauthorized . All the equipment and
Personnel Injury ground level
Site persons machineries should
Property damage condition before
preparation Inadequate All site staff and be inspected prior to
vehicle accessing to
1 and welfare facility workers, enter into the site. 2 4 8 H 1 3 3 L
Health issues the site/work location.
mobilization of Environmental Operator . All vehicles must
Vehicle . Ensure vehicle must
Personal impacts have flashing lights
movement be free of hydraulic
and reversing alarm.
leaks.
. Drivers must follow
. Flag man must be
site Security
used night baton for
instructions and site
controlling the vehicle
speed limit.
in night shift.
. Drivers and
. Ensure the load
passengers are must
should be secured
be worn the seat belt.
with lashing belt and
. Driver should not use
never transport with
mobile phone while
loose materials.
driving.
. Use flag man onsite
for controlling the vehicle
movement in
congested area.

. Permit to work system

shall be followed
. Only competent
persons to be
deployed for the
equipment operation
. All heavy equipment
must be fitted with
reverse audible alarm.
. Banks man /signal man
shall be provided for
reversing in the
presence of labours.
Follow safe speed limit
not exceeding
20KMPH while doing . Avoid overcrowding of
clearing & grubbing equipment in a limited
activities unless area
Damage to plant otherwise advised.
Use of Earth Striking . Follow one equipment
2 moving existing . This speed must be 2 4 8 H at a time policy if 1 3 3 L
Injury to
equipment utilities adhered to, in order practically possible
personnel
to minimize the risk . Continues supervision
of accidents, road and monitoring the
surface disturbance, equipment operation.
and dust and fine
particle suspension in
the air.
. Speed Limits imposed

with signage.
. Management will
ensure speed
restrictions are
enforced, and monitor
use on sloping ground
or un levelled grounds.
. No overloading of
equipment while
clearing & grubbing.

. Proper housekeeping to
be maintained at all
times access point to be . All persons involved in
suited to the job. the activity should be
. Appropriate and provided with PPE such
obstruction free access as HV vest, Hard Hat,
egress to working. Safety shoes, Hand
Access / Workers, Site
3 Slip, Trip & fall Personal Injuries 2 4 8 H gloves, coverall, eye 1 3 3 L
Egress Staff
protection and task
specific PPE etc
. Appropriate signage for

pedestrians.
. All lifting operations

. Exclusion zones must
must be under control
be set up prior, during
of an ‘appointed
and dismantling of
person’ who will be
lifting operations
Personal competent to take
. Operation of mobile
Lifting/Unload Collision/Coll Injuries/ overall responsibility
4 2 3 6 M cranes must be carried 1 3 3 L
ing apse Property and possess a method
out by a competent
Damage statement for the work
certified person.
activities.
. Load must be correctly
. An assessment of the
slung and secured.
ground conditions must
. Loosed materials must
be carried out by a

competent person. be carried in

. Crane must have firm boxes/containers.
level base with load
bearing checks made on
ground to support
weight of crane and
load, shock loading,
wind stress and slewing
torques.
. Slinging of loads must
be carried out by
competent certified
persons,
. Lifting zone should be
identified and cordoned
off to prevent lifting
over people
. The SWL must be
indicated on crane and
never exceeded.
. Over sized loads must
be tagline to be guided
safely.
. Only Authorized
personal allowed in the
area
. No one should be
allowed to pass or stay
under the suspended
load.
. Avoid using heavy

manual Handling.
. All persons involved in . Avoid lifting manual for
the activity should be provided than 25 kg/ person.
Improper
Manual with PPE such
5 manual lifting, Personal Injury Workers 2 4 8 M 1 3 3 L
Handling as HV vest, Hard Hat, . Internal HSE Training for manual
Slip, Trip & fall
Safety shoes, Hand handling
gloves, coverall, eye techniques.
protection and task
specific PPE etc

. Ensure the correct tools

are selected for the
relevant task to be
carried out.
. Ensure hand tools are
stored in the correct
manner and kept clean
to prevent slipping or
loss of grip.
. Any defected equipment . Ensure all tools and
Cuts &
is returned, taken out of equipment are checked
abrasions
Minor injury or use & reported to your before use and returned
flying particles
health effects, supervisor. after use to prevent loss
Improper
hearing . When using tools such or damage.
Use of hand usage of hand Workers,
6 problems, as chisels ensure the 2 3 6 M . Home/handmade tools 1 3 3 L
tools tools, object operators
headaches. heads are not damaged are not allowed
falling on to
Allergies and or guarded. . Proper hand gloves
personnel,
first aid injuries. . Task specific toolbox talk should be worn during
exposure to
to be conducted the hand tools activity
dust.
time.
. All persons involved in

the activity should be
provided with PPE such
as HV vest, Hard Hat,
Safety shoes, Hand
gloves, coverall, eye
protection and task
specific PPE etc.

. Plan route and establish

. Place all materials and
clear communications
equipment at least 2
Strain/Injury . Pre determine lay down
meters away from edge
to worker area for equipment’s
of excavation.
Slip, trip, falls, . Equipment’s and
Mobilization Faulty Workers, machineries shall be
Injuries to . Use
7 of Equipment’s, Operators, Flag inspected by authorized 3 4 12 H 1 3 3 L
personnel, appropriate/adequate
Equipment’s Congested man personnel- before
safety awareness
route commencing work.
signage’s to restrict the
causing . Equipment’s &
equipment movement
collisions machineries should be
over underground
restricted over
utilities services.
underground services.
Workers, site . Task specific toolbox

staff talk to be conducted
. Safety officer &
. Monitoring of supervisors shall
temperature. monitor the condition of
. Giving break at noon the crew regularly.
time to avoid working
under high temperature.
. Provide potable drinking
Dust.
water with cooler
Heat stress Fainting.
General facility.
under Sun. Dehydration.
8 construction . Rest place for person 2 2 4 M 1 2 2 L
Unventilated Feeling out of
activities feeling tired.
Space. power
High Humidity
Safety shoes, Hand
gloves & eye protection
and task specific PPE etc

. Drinking water . Regular inspection of

Heat stroke availability. drinking water station
due to . Rest in between work
working and shade
Muscle cramps
continuously 2 2 4 M 1 2 2 L
and dehydration
under sun and
without
drinking water
. Provide hygienic food.

. Proper eating place and
Un hygienic Diarrhea. potable water to be
made available for 1 2 2 L 1 2 2 L
food / water Vomiting
drinking.
Proper housekeeping.
All site staff, . Provide potable drinking

Workers water with cooler
facility and electrolyte
. Monitoring of replacement
environment with supplements.
Thermal Work Limit
(TWL) meter. . Safety officer &
. Heat Stress supervisors shall
Heat stress
Management Plan in monitor the conditions
Fainting.
place. regularly
High Dehydration.
Working in the . Complying with OMAN
9 Temperature Feeling unwell 3 3 9 H 1 2 2 L
Heat summer working hour . Frequent break during
High Humidity Muscle cramps
restrictions 12:30 – the exposed work
Death
15:00
Sunburn
. Rest areas with cooling
facility
. Sun block and full body
clothing to be worn
. Monitor workers on site

for signs of heat stress

. Heat stress training to all
site personnel
. Persons suffering from
suspected heat stress
must be evacuated
immediately to medical
facility by ambulance
Safety shoes, Hand
gloves, Coverall, eye
protection and task
specific PPE etc.
. Toolbox to be conducted
. All equipment must

. Routine engine be with drip tray
maintenance.
. Oil change for vehicle . Set guidelines to protect
and equipment. land from
. Vehicle and equipment contamination.
with valid registration/ . Avoid fuelling and
Construction Environmental certification. refueling expect on
Vehicle &
activities impact due to . All persons involved in concrete.
10 equipment Workers 2 3 6 M 1 2 2 L
(Environment smoke emitted the activity should be
emission
al Hazards) from vehicle provided with PPE such
Safety shoes, Hand
protection and task
specific PPE etc (dust
mask)

. Regular inspections on
machinery to check if
maintenance is
required.
. Provide training on the
causes of oil spillage and
how to prevent
spillages.
Land / water
Oil Spillage . Provide instructions and 2 3 6 M 1 2 2 L
contamination
guidelines to avoid any
accidental spill.
. Provide dip tray for oil
containers
. Close fuel caps securely
and tightly and
encourage the use of
drip trays.
. Waste shall be collected

in separate containers
namely Hazard and Non
hazard.
Disposal of Environmental
. Waste disposal shall be 1 2 2 L 1 2 2 L
waste impact
done by municipality
approved transported to
municipality approved
dumping locations
. PPE must be provided

Noise
Noise pollution. . Routine maintenance of
pollution from 2 3 6 M 1 2 2 L
Vibration equipment
Machinery . Task specific toolbox
talk to be conducted

. All materials, tools and

equipment shall be
stored in a tidy manner
and the site shall be
cleaned as the work
progresses. The tidiness
Injury caused
of the site shall be
by falling over
checked on regular
careless
basis.
stored . All rubbish generated
. All tools / materials shall
materials. while working must be
Minor or minor be arranged properly in
Tripping cleaned up at regular
injury or health an area where it will not
11 Housekeeping hazards All workers 2 4 8 H intervals 1 3 3 L
effects pose any kind of tripping
caused by . Proper segregation with
Sire or falling hazards or
block and identification for
other obstructions.
blocking materials/waste
walkways.
Slips, trips and
falls
Safety shoes, Hand
protection and task
specific PPE etc (dust
mask)
Name: Signature:
Assessed By: (Construction team) Mr. Wang jingfeng
Verified By: (SEPEC HSE MANAGER) Mr.Abid Mahmood
Approved By: (SEPEC CON MANAGER) Mr. Lu zhang jie

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Sembcorp Jinko Shine SAOC

OWNER'S ENGINEER NAME

RINA Consulting Pvt. Ltd

EPC CONTRACT NO. EPC CONTRACTOR NAME

Manah II Solar Independent Power Project

A 2023.08.15 FA For Apporval

REV. REV. DATE STATUS DESD CHKD APRD DESCRIPTION

ORIGINATOR COPYRIGHT © SEPEC DOCUMENT TITLE, SUBTITLE DATE

EN SIGN CN SIGN DOCUMENT TYPE

DESIGNED Mr. Method Statement and Risk

EN SIGN CN SIGN PROJECTION

EN SIGN CN SIGN PROJECT DOCUMENT CODE SHEET ORIGINATOR DOCUMEN

 Approved Engineering Drawings/layouts（Please see the attachment）

 Technical Specifications & Standards （Please see the attachment）

 Pile Test Point Drawing (MH-CE-PP-DW-001) （Please see the attachment）

4 ABBREVATIONS & DEFINATIONS

PPE Personnel Protective Equipment

TBT Toolbox Talk

6 GENERAL AND SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

 All works shall be referred to the approved Drawings and specifications.

7.1 Project Manager

environmental protection objectives;

accordance with the contract requirements;

7.2 Deputy Project Manager

manager on major issues of the project;

objectives, and environmental protection objectives;

scheduled in accordance with the contract requirements;

their effective operation.

7.3 Site Engineer

7.4 Equipment Operator

7.5 Site Safety Officer

engineering safety reports, and submitting them to relevant departments;

7.6 QA/QC Department

8 HSE FIELD REQUIREMENTS

specification as minimum as follows:

a. A safety officer shall be at site during the execution of works.

9 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENTS

 Load cell or dynamometer to measure the applied force.

 At least 2 dial gauges to measure the displacements.

 Chain block or pneumatic system to apply the required load.

 Slings or chains to transmit the loads to the post.

 Excavator, truck or similar to use it as reaction system.

 Metal plate to subject the magnetic base or the dial gauge.

*Equipment must have a calibration certificate no longer than 1 year ago.

*Dynamometers or Load Cells must have a precision of at least 5kg.

11 Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP)

The Laberal test

11.1 Pile Indicators (CCP)

11.2 Loads for CCP

11.3Cast in Place Concrete Pile (CCP)

12.1 TENSILE TEST

Recording during the loading stages

12.2 LATERAL LOAD TEST

Recording during the loading stages

Recording during the loading stages.

Recording during unloading stages.

15 ACCEPTANCE AND REJECTION CRITERIA

to understand the on-site safety knowledge and prevent safety accidents.