Bas Otk SHM Ms 030 Msra Asphalt Works

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Project Client Consultant Contractor
Project: Celebration Plaza Al Shamka
Method Statement
For
Asphalt Works
Ref: BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030; Rev.00
Revision Date Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by Approved by Status
Basatin Basatin Basatin

Engineer
QAQC TE PM
00 04-11-2022
Document No. BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030 Rev.: Issue: Issued Date: Page No.

Document Title: MS- Asphalt Works 00 0 04-11-2022 Page 1 of 18
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Table of Contents
1. Purpose:......................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Scope: ............................................................................................................................................ 3
3. Reference: ..................................................................................................................................... 3
4. Applicable Codes & Standards....................................................................................................... 3
5. Abbreviation: ................................................................................................................................. 4
6. Responsibilities And Supervision ................................................................................................... 4
7. Resources....................................................................................................................................... 8
7.1. Manpower:................................................................................................................................. 8
7.2. Tools, Plants And Equipment: .................................................................................................... 8
7.3. Materials: ................................................................................................................................... 8
8. Procedure ...................................................................................................................................... 9
8.1. Site Planning & Preparation ....................................................................................................... 9
8.2. Work Methodology .................................................................................................................. 10
8.2.1. Pre-Work: ............................................................................................................................. 10
8.2.2. Safety Hazard And Precaution ............................................................................................. 10
8.2.3. Aggregate Base Course Spreading And Compaction. .......................................................... 10
8.2.4. Preparation For Asphaltic Concrete: .................................................................................... 11
8.2.5. Transportation:..................................................................................................................... 11
8.2.6. Prime Coat Application......................................................................................................... 12
8.2.7. Application Of Tack Coat ...................................................................................................... 12
8.2.8. Laying & Compacting Of AC Base, Binder Course And Wearing Course .............................. 13
8.2.9. Inspection And Testing ......................................................................................................... 14
8.2.10. Longitudinal Joints................................................................................................................ 15
8.2.11. Transverse Joints: ................................................................................................................. 15
8.2.12. Speed Hump Construction ................................................................................................... 16
9. HSEW Requirements:................................................................................................................... 16
9.1. Health Safety Requirements: ................................................................................................... 16
9.2. Emergency Procedure .............................................................................................................. 17
9.3. Environmental Requirements: ................................................................................................. 17
9.4. Housekeeping .......................................................................................................................... 18
10. Records: ....................................................................................................................................... 18
11. Distribution: - ............................................................................................................................... 18
12. Attachments: ............................................................................................................................... 18

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1. PURPOSE:
The purpose of Method Statements and risk assessment is to ensure that all activities related in
Asphalt Works are carried out sequence and serve as basic guidance for work implementation. The
aforesaid activities are in accordance with requirements of the project, authorities' specification,
and approved Shop Drawings.
2. SCOPE:
This method statement and risk assessment covers the various steps involved in the supply and
placement of Asphalt Concrete {AC) Base, Binder Course and Wearing Course in accordance with
requirements of the project, authorities’ specification and approved Shop Drawings.
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3. REFERENCE:
1. Contract Drawings / Design Drawing
2. Approved logistic plan
3. Approved mobilization plan
4. B.O.Q.
5. No Objection Certificate
6. Permit to works
7. Approved Shop Drawings
8. Contract General & Particular Specification
9. Project Quality plan
10. Project HSEW Plan
4. APPLICABLE CODES & STANDARDS

1. Standard Specification- ADM Landscape and Public Realm by Department of Municipalities and
Transport (DMT), Abu Dhabi City Municipality.
2. All applicable Local Regulatory Authority requirements and regulations.
3. ADQCC: Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council
4. OSHAD SF - CoP - 02.0 - Personal Protective Equipment
5. OSHAD SF - CoP - 03.0 - Occupational Noise
6. OSHAD SF - CoP - 03.1 - Vibration
7. OSHAD SF - CoP - 04.0 - First Aid and Medical Treatment
8. OSHAD SF - CoP - 08.0 - General Workplace Amenities
9. OSHAD SF - CoP - 09.0 - Workplace Wellness
10. OSHAD SF - CoP - 11.0 - Safety in the Heat
11. OSHAD SF - CoP - 14.0 - Manual Handling and Ergonomics
12. OSHAD SF - CoP - 17.0 - Safety Signage and Signals
13. OSHAD SF - CoP - 21.0 - Permit to Work
14. OSHAD SF - CoP - 22.0 - Barricading of Hazards

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15. OSHAD SF - CoP - 25.0 – Driver Fatigue Prevention

16. OSHAD SF - CoP - 29.0 –Excavation
17. OSHAD SF - CoP - 36.0 - Plant and Equipment
18. OSHAD SF - CoP - 51.0 - Powered Lift Trucks
19. OSHAD SF - CoP - 53.0 - OSH Management During Construction Work
20. OSHAD SF - CoP - 54.0 - Waste Management
5. ABBREVIATION:
1. Project : Celebration Plaza- Al Shamka
2. Employer : Department of Municipalities and Transport Abu Dhabi Municipality (DMT)
3. Engineer : Otak International
4. Contractor : Basatin Landscaping LLC
5. ITC : Integrated Transport Centre
6. PQP : Project Quality Plan.
7. MS : Method Statement.
8. ITP : Inspection & Test Plan.
9. ITL : Independent Testing Laboratory.
10. WIR : Work Inspection Request.
11. MIR : Material Inspection Request.
12. HSEW : Health, Safety, Environment and Welfare.
13. QA/QC : Quality Assurance/Quality Control.
14. IFC : Issued for Construction.
15. SD : Shop Drawing.
6. RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION
6.1. Project Manager (PM)

Project Manager is responsible for overall execution of the work; prior to the commencement of the
works, the approved shop drawing will be reviewed by construction management team. The project
document control department will ensure the latest revision and controlled copy of drawing are
issued to site. All relevant technical information will be communicated to personnel in-charge of the
construction to ensure that the necessary resources and equipment’s including tools and tackles are
provided to implement the works in an acceptable manner as per the approved documents, MS and
ITPs, checklist and also to ensure all construction staffs comply with Engineer’s Quality, Health, Safety
and Environmental Management System requirements. PM also ensures that MS and ITP for the
scope of works are prepared and approved by the Engineer prior to execution. He shall ensure that
all works are executed as per approved shop drawings.
6.2. Execution Team

Execution Team is responsible for the execution of the activity in accordance with the manufacturer
recommendation, MS, and HSE plan. He is responsible for preparation of job safety analysis and
application for work permits if required prior to commence of the activity. He will ensure the
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approved material being used at site and conducting necessary toolbox talks and training to crew
and responsible for ensuring all the activities are carried out as per this method statement,
manufacturer recommendation. He shall ensure the controlled copies of the drawings only using at
site, which are issued to the site supervising team.
6.3. QC Engineer/Inspector
QC Engineer will manage and coordinate the inspection and testing in accordance with ITP and
responsible for ensuring all the activities are carried out as per this method statement, manufacturer
recommendation and specifications. He shall ensure the controlled copies of the drawings only using
at site, which are issued to the site supervising team. He is responsible for reviewing WIR for all the
related day to day activities at the site as per the approved ITP and attending all the required day-
to-day inspections along with the site engineer and the engineer’s representative for approvals.
6.4. Supervisors & Foreman

Supervisors & foremen are responsible for ensuring that the workforce is aware of the quality control
procedures and safety requirements and responsible for executing the works as per approved IFC
drawings/ SD, project specification, and method statement. The site Engineer will raise the
inspection request (IR) to the QC dept. at appropriate stages of the work as per approved ITP. WIRs
should be raised at least 24 hours in advance of the required time of inspection. The site engineer is
also responsible to fill out the inspection checklist and handover to QC Inspector.
6.5. Chief Surveyor and Land Surveyors

Chief Surveyor and Land Surveyors to ensure that the surveying works are accurate and running in
proper sequence, construction conformity with the shop drawings and achieving the target
productivity. They Carry out complete survey work for project construction activities, Sets all
coordinate corners, axes, profiles and their recovery, Ensures that operating and control grade
levels are as per the drawings and specification, Monitors earthworks and ensure a systematic
sequence of progress is within specification and quality requirements, Sets and checks the
alignment and levels of all structures, finishes and MEP works are according to the approved shop
drawings and Ensures that all surveying instruments are calibrated and checked regularly.
6.6. HSE Manager

1. Responsible for the Company's OSH implementation
2. Liaise with Department Managers in implementation of OSH Management System
3. and issues safety directives accordingly.
4. Monitors, reviews, and advises the Project Manager on OSH policies implementation and
results of the OSH audits.
5. Makes sure OSH roles, responsibilities, policies, plans, and objectives are communicated to
all relevant personnel.
6. Monitors OSH training requirements of personnel and coordinates in arranging internal and
external training.
7. Receives client's latest OSH standards and procedures and advises the Project Manager to
revise Company procedures accordingly, if necessary.
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9. Determine the cause of any accident or dangerous occurrence and recommend means of
preventing recurrence.
10. Promote awareness of injury prevention and damage control to all levels of employees.
11. Supervise the recording and analysis of information on injuries, damage, and loss, assess
accident trends and review overall safety performances.
12. Keep up to date with recommended codes of practices and new safety literature; circulate
information applicable to each level of employee.
6.7. Health Safety & Environmental Engineer (HSEE)

1. HSE Engineer coordinate with the Project Manager and Report to HSE Manager
2. Prepare all site safety documents / reports and submit to Client / Consultant HSE
Management.
3. Investigate and advise on any legal requirements affecting safety, health and welfare.
4. Coordinates with the concerned project engineer for performing the task risk assessment
for the project activities as identified.
5. Identify potential hazards on new contracts before and during the course of the works,
notifying the site safety organization of these and any additional fire precautions that may
be required.
6. Participate in the weekly/monthly HSE meeting
7. Assist accident /incident investigation
8. Conducts periodical inspection of facilities, machinery, vehicles, equipment, tools, tackle
and firefighting facilities at the project site to ensure that validity of them and to ensure the
compliance with the regulations.
9. Collate and advise on any changes in legislation or client procedure to be conducted /
communicated by managing engineer and or supervisor.
10. Monitor the action points at the site project and provides necessary advice to Engineers,
Foreman, and workers during the site inspection.
11. Participates in the appropriate implementation and installation of the safety devices and
equipment at all locations, in coordination with the Project Engineer
12. Prepare all site safety documents / reports and submit to Client / Consultant HSE
Management.
13. Conducts HSE induction training for all new project staff onsite as needed.
14. Prepare Monthly HSE statistics
6.8. HSE Officer

1. Ensure the pre-task meeting shall be conducted by engineer and or supervisor before
starting the day to day activities
2. Ensure that HSE related documents, procedures, forms and checklist are in place to ready
to use, including risk assessment.
3. Advise on the prevention of injury to personnel and on the prevention of damage to
property, plant & equipment and other resources.

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4. Identify potential hazards on new contracts before and during the course of the works,
notifying the site safety organization of these and any additional fire precautions that may
be required.
5. Conduct safety meetings with site personnel and subcontractors.
6. Foster safety awareness in all tradesmen and supervisors
7. Investigate further improvement in existing safe working methods.
8. Investigate and advise on any legal requirements affecting safety, health and welfare.
9. Ensure provision and use of protective clothing and equipment and its use.
10. Ensure suitability from a safety viewpoint, of new and hired plant and equipment, and
validity of all appropriate test certificates.
11. Determine the causes of any accidents or dangerous occurrences and recommend means
of preventing recurrence.
12. Supervise the recording and analysis of information on injuries, damage and production
loss, assess accident trends and review overall safety performances.
13. Supervise the recording of all employees’ safety training records.
14. Have absolute power to stop work on site if they consider a dangerous situation exists or
could exist and cannot be remedied immediately.
15. Identify the training need and the competency factor of the site personnel.
16. Conduct training as per program and maintain attendance records.
17. Fully coordinate with internal and external auditors to carry out the audits.
18. Initiate follow-up audit activities in order to verify audits and record the implementation
and effectiveness of corrective and preventive action taken.
19. Report the result of internal site inspections, corrective and preventive actions and the
overall effectiveness of the system to the HSE Manager, with a copy to concerned head of
the section.
20. To conduct site safety induction.
21. Set a personal example.
6.9. Nurse/First Aid Staff

1. Giving assistance in case of accidents.
2. Instituting, filling-in and updating a sanitary file for each employee
3. Co-operating with site project manager and HSE Engineer for the implementation
procedures for worker’s safety and health.
4. Inspecting first aid facilities
5. Verifying the food hygiene and cleanliness in construction site
6. Informing timely site HSE Engineer concerning cases of epidemic infection or poisoning
7. Frequent site visits to brief workers at site on current weather conditions and its health
hazards

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7. RESOURCES
7.1. Manpower:
1. Project Manager 6. Machinery Operators
2. Project Site Manager / Site Engineer 7. Site Foremen
3. QAQC Engineer / Inspector 8. Skilled workers
4. HSE Engineer 9. Flag man
5. Supervisors 10. General Worker
7.2. Tools, Plants and Equipment:
Equipment Purpose
Survey Instruments
▪ GPS/ Total station
▪ Auto level Setting out and leveling
▪ Surveying Staff
▪ Measuring tapes, etc.
Asphalt Batching Plant helping in the small area
Tipper Trucks Drilling for anchor bolts
Asphalt Paver Machine Laying asphalt
Steel vibrator rollers compaction
Pneumatic Tried Rollers Compaction-finishing
Skid Loaders To move asphalt in the small area
Water Tanker Filling the machine
Bitumen Spray Tanker To spray bitumen
Asphalt Saw Cutter To cut asphalt joint
Compressor Clean area
straight edge 5 meter To check level
Thermometer To check temperature
7.3. Materials:
All materials used on site have to be approved prior to start any work. The following list is a
summary of key materials to be used for the activities.
1. Aggregate Base Course
2. Prime coat MC-70
3. Asphalt Base Course
4. Tack coat SS-1H
5. Asphalt Binder / Wearing Course

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8. PROCEDURE
8.1. Site planning & preparation

1. Obtain Consultant's approval on required Shop Drawing and relevant Material Submittals
before commencement as well as the plant and equipment to be used.
2. Toolbox talks and or Daily Activity Briefing shall be conducted prior to commencing any activity
3. Site Engineer must ensure to communicate the Risk Assessment and Method Statement to
workers involved prior to activity.
4. Project mandatory PPE must be available, the minimum requirements are the following:
a. Safety helmet
b. Steel toe-capped safety boots
c. Safety Vest
d. Safety glasses/goggles (Dark/Clear)
e. Hand gloves
f. Ear plugs
g. Covid 19 Face Mask
5. Welfare Facilities such as drinking water, 1 cooler for ORS and 1 water cooler, rest area/ toilets
must be available prior commencement of work.
6. The area of construction traffic shall be control and shall be cordoned off properly with all
necessary safety measures like signboards, warning tape, traffic cone, certified flag man,
concrete and plastic barriers & flashlight etc.
7. Ensure that workers are well informed regarding emergency procedures in case accident
occur.
8. Housekeeping to be conducted before, during and after work shift
9. Communicate the Emergency contact number to all site personal’s through while conducting
TBT.
10. Job mix shall be submitted to consultant for approval.
11. Material shall be stored and handled to preserve for their quality and assurance for the work
as per approved standard.
12. Material delivered to site shall be inspected along with the consultant for approval fully
controlled from construction team and certified flag man.
13. Asphalt work should not do during rain, dust storm etc.
14. Establish haul roads and designated disposal area.
15. Ensure that finished layers whether of fill, subbase or road base are inspected prior to proceed
with successive works.
16. Updated and approved shop drawing shall be in site all the time.
17. Sufficient survey points will be taken to confirm the requirements for the referred grade line.
18. The reference grade line shall be furnished to the Engineer for reference and approval
19. Ensure curbstone work is completed and approved by Engineer.

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8.2. Work methodology
8.2.1. Pre-Work:
1. Method Statement and Risk Assessment must be communicated to all workers prior to work
commencement
2. Ensure that all the material to be used for the works area inspected by the client and are as
per the approved material submittal.
3. Wherever NOCs and permits are required from relevant authorities the same are to be
obtained as per the requirement.
4. Site survey will be carried out.
8.2.2. Safety Hazard and Precaution

1. Certified personnel shall be deployed to carry out the jobs & experienced supervisors shall
supervise the jobs.
2. Approved Traffic Management Plan must be followed.
3. In addition of existing personal protective equipment’s like heavy duty leather gloves, goggles
should be worn apart from safety shoes, high visibility vest, earplug, face mask and helmets
which are mandatory.
8.2.3. Aggregate Base course Spreading and compaction.

1. Material submittal and Material Inspection Request to be submitted for Engineer approval
prior to start the activity.
2. The stockpile material to be tested for the all the required tests as per ADM specification
section-3.2.2.
3. Stockpiles of suitable granular Base material shall be done for up to 1000 m3 and marked with
sign boards as stockpile and the location will be as agreed by the Engineer
4. One sample every 1000cum shall be tested for Grading, Plasticity Index, Maximum Dry Density,
C.B.R and loss by abrasion, as agreed with Engineer
5. The stocked material shall be mixed properly with loader or excavated after adding the
sufficient quantity of water. The source of aggregate shall be pre-screened before delivery to
site.
6. Handling and stockpiling of aggregates shall at all times be such as to eliminate segregation or
contamination of the various sizes.
7. After mixing water moisture content shall be verified and shall be kept between - /
8. +2 % of the optimum moisture content in order to obtain maximum dry density and ensure
that the moisture content is uniform in all parts of the section where the work is being carried
out and in the various depths of the layer thickness
9. Spreading of Aggregate Base Course shall be done by graders. All machines involved in laying
operation shall be in good condition and will be checked before and during the operation.
10. Rolling will follow immediately after spreading and levelling by using of vibratory rollers and
pneumatic tire rollers for required number of passes as determined by site trials.

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11. Material shall then be spread on the prepared surface in layers not more than 15cm of
compacted thickness to achieve the total thickness as indicated on the Drawings and
mechanically compacting using compactor (plate/roller).
12. Ensure the required top level and necessary slope will be obtained after final compaction of
granular Base.
13. Compaction shall start with rollers from extreme sides proceeding gradually toward the road
axis. Rolling shall continue until a relative density of not less than 100% of the maximum dry
density has been obtained as determined by the moisture- density relationship test, AASHTO
T-180. CBR of the base material shall not be less than 65% @ 98% MDD.
14. The total constructed thickness of aggregate base course used for new construction,
reconstruction or widening of roadways shall not vary more than 8 mm from the total
thickness indicated on the Contract plans.
15. Final surfaces of the base course shall be tested by means of a 5 m long straight edge; and no
rises or depressions in excess of 10 mm shall appear on the surface; otherwise, such areas
shall be stripped, corrected and re-compacted to comply with all specification requirements
and as approved by the Engineer. Further, the finished surface of the base course shall be
constructed to within 12 mm of the grade levels indicated on the Contract plans.
8.2.4. Preparation for Asphaltic Concrete:

1. Bituminous mix will be prepared based on the approved Job Standard Mix
2. Prior to start of asphalt, Consultant shall be informed about program (e.g., Quantity, Labor,
Machinery, etc.)
3. While production strict control will be exercised at the plant in controlling the grading,
bitumen content etc. and the quality of the Mix to achieve the specified Job Standard Mix. This
step shall be continuous.
4. The production, laying and compaction of Asphaltic Mixes shall be properly controlled and
shall be monitored by taking samples for testing and checking as per specification. This step
shall be continuous.
8.2.5. Transportation:
1. After production at plant, material will be loaded to the trucks and transported to the site.
Truck must follow approved traffic management plan.
2. Materials loading shall be done in manner that minimizes segregation.
3. Delivery of material shall be at a uniform rate and in an amount within the capacity of the
spreader.
4. Precautions shall be taken to protect the mix from the weather conditions.
5. Proper time schedule shall be prepared, so that material delivered will be placed in the
daylight.
6. Temperature of the materials while making delivery to the site shall be maintained as
approved mix design.
7. all transportation delivered fully controlled from construction team and certified flag man

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8.2.6. Prime coat application

Priming coat of grade MC 70 Petroleum Bitumen as per specification will be applied to the prepared,
approved, aggregate Subbase/base course layer, by means of mechanical asphalt distributor at a rate
of 0.6 to 1 Kg per m2 or as approved by Engineer. Hand spreading will be undertaken in restricted
and inaccessible areas as directed by Engineer and must fully controlled from construction team and
certified flag man
1. Prime coat shall not be applied when the ambient temperature is less than 13°C nor during
rain, fog, dust-storms, or other unsuitable weather.
2. The application temperature shall be between 60°C and 85°C as directed by the Engineer.
3. Immediately before applying the Prime coat, the prepared surface will be cleaned with a
power broom and/or a power blower as required, unacceptable irregularities in the surface
shall be repaired as per Engineer instruction and slightly moistened by sprinkling water
through a Water Bowser and lightly rolled by a Pneumatic Tired Roller and allowed to dry. The
area to be closed from traffic and should be inspected and approved by the Engineer.
4. if applied for two or more lanes, 150mm overlap shall be maintained for longitudinal joint and
no overlap shall be done to transverse joint instead a thick paper shall be placed at joint to
protect previous application and jointing shall be begin on the paper.
5. The speed of the asphalt distributor will be controlled to achieve the desired and uniform rate
of distribution of the Prime coat.
6. The prime coat will be allowed to mature for a maximum period of 48 hours before laying the
Asphalt Mix. If Asphalt is not laid in 48 hours, prime coat shall be re-applied.
7. Measure the amount consumed in Kg and application covered in sq.m.
8.2.7. Application of Tack Coat

1. Tack coat of grade SS-lh as per specification will be applied to the prepared, approved, AC base
course layer/Binder course layer, by means of mechanical asphalt distributor at a maximum
rate of 0.18 to 0.35 Kg per m2 or as approved by Engineer. Hand spreading will be undertaken
in restricted and inaccessible areas as directed by Engineer.
2. Tack coat shall not be applied when the ambient temperature is less than 13°C nor during rain,
fog, dust-storms or other unsuitable weather.
3. The application temperature shall be between 10°C and 55°C as directed by the Engineer.
4. The full width of the surface to be treated shall be cleaned with a power broom or power
blower to remove dust, dirt or other objectionable materials. The surface shall be dry when
treated. Ensure that workers operating this power tools are competent.
5. Immediately after cleaning the surface, tack coat shall be applied by means of the distributor
at the temperature and rate as directed by the Engineer. The speed of the asphalt distributor
will be controlled to achieve the desired and uniform rate of distribution of the tack coat.
6. Surface of structures, curbstones and other appurtenances adjacent to areas being treated
hall be protected in such a manner as to prevent their being spattered or marred.
7. After application, the surface shall be allowed to dry until it is in a proper condition to receive
the superimposed course. Tack coat shall be applied only so far in advance of the
superimposed course placement. Until the superimposed course is placed, the tack coat will
be protected from damage.
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8. The tack coat shall be uniformly applied with the distributor within 24 hours preceding the
placement of the covering course.
9. If the tack coat is unavoidably damaged by rain or dust, or paving operations delayed longer
than 24 hours, it shall be allowed to dry, shall be cleaned again by a power broom or power
blower and when directed by the Engineer, a subsequent light application of tack coat applied
to the surface.
8.2.8. Laying & Compacting of AC base, Binder Course and wearing course
1. Production and spreading of asphaltic concrete mix shall not be permitted when the ambient
temperature is less than 8QC, nor during rain, fog, dust- storms or other unsuitable weather.
2. Prior to start asphalt, sides of the Roads to be watered by water browser or laid geo-
textile/Polythene sheet. Area to be cleaned by Air Compressor & brushes
3. The area to be inspected and approved by the Engineer before laying of Asphalt Mix. The area
to be paved shall be true to lines and grades indicated on the drawings or established by the
Engineer and shall have a properly prepared surface prior to start of paving operations.
4. the asphalt course shall be laid in one layer or two layers according to approved shop drawings,
depending on total thickness.
5. Each layer shall not exceed laying thickness of 100mm unless otherwise shown on approved
shop drawings,
6. When successive layers are to be placed, 2nd layer shall be placed as soon as practicable after
the first layer has been finished, rolled and cooled, and the Engineer may at his discretion
request cleaning of the first layer and the application of a thin tack coat.
7. The mix shall be laid upon on approved surface after checking the grade, levels, evenness and
cross-section in accordance with the shop drawings and specification and only when weather
conditions are suitable.
8. The asphalt mix shall be dumped from the hauling vehicles directly into the paving machine
hopper and to be checked for temperature (135°C -163°() for AC base, Binder course and
wearing course and {150°C -175°() for polymer modified bitumen wearing course as per
specification and .
9. On occasions, it may be dumped on to the surface being paved when being laid by hand in
small areas inaccessible to paving machine as directed by the Engineer.
10. Test holes to be filled with asphalt mix and compacted.
11. One or Two paving machines (as decided by Engineer) will be deployed in tandem to lay the
Asphalt Mix. The level of control will be achieved by setting the electronic sensor liner to rest
and glide along the top of the curbs or steel wire. The layer shall be laid and compacted to the
crown and grade as shown in the shop drawings, as per specification.
12. Hand spreading of restricted and inaccessible areas will be undertaken after having the
approval of the engineer.
13. Rolling will follow immediately behind the paving machines when they have laid the Asphalt
Mix over a stretch of 35 meters, the process will continue
14. Vibrating steel wheeled rollers will follow closely, moving in an orderly manner, starting from
the lower edge and progressing towards the upper edge, keeping a minimum overleap of 50%
as the rolling continues. This rolling will. continue for 1 -2 passes on each mat. The first pass
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on one direction will be without Vibrator. Minimum temperature of asphalt is ll0°C for AC
base, Binder course and wearing course and 150°C for Polymer modified bitumen wearing
course.
15. Immediately after completion of the rolling by the steel vibrating wheeled rollers, minimum
12 Ton Pneumatic smooth tire Rollers will be deployed to continue the rolling in a similar way
as above for a minimum 40 -50 passes, every 5-6 passes 1 pass by steel vibrating will be rolled.
The rollers shall move at slow but uniform speed with the drive wheels nearest the paver. The
speed shall not exceed 4.8 km/hr for steel-wheeled rollers or 8 km/hr for pneumatic-tired
rollers. Noting that number of passes depends on trial mix to attain enough compaction.
Ensure that rotating and warning light is installed. Flagman must be available to direct traffic
during compactions.
16. The final rolling will be with one pass by Steel Roller followed with one pass by PTR. The
Compacted surface should be stabilized and does not show signs of shoving, displacing or
cracking. Flagman must be available to direct traffic during compactions.
17. The grade checking team will constantly monitor the levels at 2m of interval as the rolling
continues by the straight edge.
18. Hot Bituminous Mix shall be placed when the air temperature is 8°C and above and when the
weather is not dusty, foggy, or rainy and when the existing surface is free from moisture
Bituminous Mix shall not be placed during sandstorms.
19. Asphalted Road shall be remained closed for minimum of 48 hours before opened to the
traffic.
20. Proper safety precaution will take place prior to start any activity
8.2.9. Inspection and testing

1. Levels/Grades to be continually checked and reported upon.
2. On completion of compaction, each layer is to be inspected and checked by a five-meter
Straight edge to a tolerance of+/- 6mm for base course and +/- 4mm for wearing course as per
specification.
3. The minimum degree of compaction required for base course, binder course and wearing
course is 98%.
4. One Sample for testing of Asphalt Layer shall be collected for the full depth of course at
location directed by Engineer for minimum 200m length of road.
5. In the event the specific gravity of samples cut from any asphalt concrete fail to comply with
the minimum required, the portion of the asphaltic concrete represented by these samples
shall be re-compacted within three days from spreading and retested again.
6. The AC Base and Wearing Courses will be, when full compacted, with a tolerance limit of +/-
6mm.
7. The thickness of the individual layers of Base course and Wearing course shall not vary by more
than 12mm & 8mm respectively from the theoretical thickness of the respective layers.
8. If AC base or wearing course is less than 6mm, shall provide additional material in next course
(AC base or Binder course or wearing course).
9. variation in levels of the profile grade line after construction shall not exceed 1 cm from the
levels indicated on the drawings.
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10. When tested by a five-meter straight-edge placed at right angle and parallel to the road
centerline at intervals not exceeding two meters, or when tested by a crown template placed
at right angle to the road centerline at intervals not exceeding half the template length,
8.2.10. Longitudinal Joints

1. Longitudinal joints shall be rolled directly behind the paving operations. The first lane shall be
true to line and grade and have a vertical face.
2. The material being placed in the abutting lane shall then be tightly pushed against the face of
the previously placed lane.
3. Before rolling, the coarse aggregate in the material overlapping the joint shall be carefully
removed with a rake and discarded. Rolling shall be performed with a steel-wheeled roller.
4. The roller shall be shifted over onto the previously placed lane so that not more than 15 cm of
the roller wheel rides on the edges of the newly laid lane.
5. The rollers shall then be operated to pinch and press the fine material gradually across the
joint. Rolling shall be continued until a thoroughly compacted, neat joint is obtained.
6. When the abutting lane is not placed in the same day, or the joint is distorted during the day's
work by traffic or by other means, the edge of the lane shall be carefully trimmed to line,
cleaned, and pointed with a thin coating of emulsion asphalt before the abutting lane is placed.
8.2.11. Transverse Joints:

1. Transverse joints shall be carefully constructed and thoroughly compacted to provide a
smooth riding surface.
2. Transverse Joints in the Wearing Course will be off set at 2m from parallel joints in the Base
course layer beneath.
3. Joints shall be checked with a straight edge to assure smoothness and true alignment. Joints
shall be formed with a bulkhead, such as a board, to provide a straight line and vertical face.
4. If the joint has been distorted by traffic or by any other means, it shall be trimmed to line and
the face shall be painted with a thin coating of emulsified asphalt before the fresh material is
placed against it.
5. If the abutting lane or succeeding strip is not placed on the same day, the joint shall be saw-
cut back on an even line. All loosened material shall be discarded. The whole face of the joints
shall then be given a very light coat of Prime coat/Tack coat applied by brush before the next
strip is placed.
6. To obtain thorough compaction of these joints, the material placed against the joint shall be
tightly pushed against the vertical face with a steel-wheeled roller.
7. The roller shall be placed on the previously compacted material transversely so that not more
than 15 cm of the rear rolling wheel rides on the edge of the joint.
8. The roller shall be operated to pinch and press the mix into place at the transverse joint. The
roller shall continue to roll along this line, shifting its position gradually across the joint, in 15
to 20 cm increments, until the joint has been rolled with the entire width of the roller wheel.
9. Rolling shall be continued until a thoroughly compacted, neat joint is obtained

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8.2.12. Speed Hump Construction

1. Speed humps shall be constructed across the road to the shape wherever indicated on
approved shop drawing.
2. Hump shall be constructed on final layer of asphalt road to the dimensions shown in approved
shop drawing, leaving gap between outer edge of hump and pavement edge.
3. Asphalt material shall be laid to the shape and fully compacted.
4. If any excess material shall be removed before compaction.
5. Do not perform final rolling operation until required shape of each speed hump has been
approved by the Engineer
9. HSEW REQUIREMENTS:
9.1. Health Safety Requirements:

1. Activities covered in this method statement shall be carried out in strict compliance with
the requirements of the approved Project HSEW Plan.
2. Job briefing / Toolbox Talk shall be conducted by concerned Charge hand/ Foreman before
starting activity.
3. ITC approval shall be obtained for all kind of temporary road closure or detour if required
at site.
4. Detailed proposed detour/ road closure plan with required signs shall be prepared and
submit to ITC approval prior to start.
5. Shadow vehicle / TMA (Truck mounted attenuator) shall be used during night works.
6. If in any case such as collision of plant and machineries,
7. Inform Emergency Response Team immediately
8. Security Team will cordon the area
9. Put flagman till the area is cleared
10. Driver if not injured or has sustained minor injury, then the driver shall switch off the
engine, open the door, if possible, come out of cabin, if passengers are present, and assess
the condition.
11. Provide necessary help to prevent further aggravation.
12. Help them to come out of vehicle if they are not injured.
13. Special care shall be taken for working in confined space as instructed by Safety Engineer.
14. Attention will be given to ensure that safety of all devices is being used for the job.
15. Experienced worker shall be deployed for operation of all type machine and tools.
16. All the required PPEs such as helmet, safety goggles, hand gloves, overall, safety shoes and
ear plugs shall be used by involved workers.
17. Proper supervision shall be ensured to monitor the work.
18. Appropriate Safety guidelines must be adhered during all stages of construction activity.
19. Manual Handling training shall be conducted.
20. First aid facilities shall be provided with provision of First Aider/ Male Nurse

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21. Accident / incidents will be reported immediately followed by a written report within 24
hours of the occurrence as per site accident / incident reporting procedures.
22. Proper escape route in case of evacuation shall all be designated, marked and notified to
all personnel.
23. Work area shall be barricaded as applicable and necessary.
24. Required safety sign boards shall be placed at the area
25. ADM waste management system to be followed
26. Access and egress to trench shall be done. Ensure proper coordination with other disciplines
so that all relevant personnel are aware of the requirements. Ensure that relevant permit
to work is obtained from the appropriate civil contractor, if required.
27. Ensure that the work area is safe and that all constraints on operations have been identified
and necessary precautions have been taken.
28. Welfare Facilities such as drinking water, rest area/ toilets.
29. Safety requirements and precautions, please refer the approved RA.
9.2. Emergency Procedure

To facilitate the reporting of emergency situations the safety in-charge/Engineer shall arrange
for the following emergency procedure and telephone numbers to be displayed on site and
updated regularly:
Step-1: If a person is injured/need medical assistance, remove the injured person from
where danger still exists and get first aid, do not leave the injured person until help
arrives.
Step-2: For major injuries and incidents, call emergency service required and give location
and nature of emergency.
• Renjith (HSE Officer) - 050 232 4562
• Ahmed (HSE Officer) - 050 752 7427
• Micheal (Site Engineer) - 050 527 4614
• Aiham Tayar (PM) - 055 221 6355
• Police - 999
• Ambulance - 998
• Civil Defence (Fire) - 997
For traffic incidents involving public vehicle shall be informed to Abu Dhabi Police and other
related authorities
9.3. Environmental Requirements:

1. All applicable government requirements and regulations pertaining to environmental
protection and pollution shall be identified and adhered.
2. Good housekeeping should be followed at all times to prevent occurrence of accidents and
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3. Horse playing at site is not allowed under any circumstance to prevent accidents and
injuries.
9.4. Housekeeping
1. Housekeeping the site will be done in accordance with the OSHAD, DMT and project safety
manual.
10. RECORDS:
1. Work inspection request approvals.
2. Material Inspection request approvals
11. DISTRIBUTION: -
Copies of this Method Statement shall be circulated to the following for Information & action.
1. Project Manager. 4. HSE officer.
2. Project Site Engineer / Site Engineer. 5. Supervisors
3. QC Engineer / Inspector. 6. Foremen
12. ATTACHMENTS:
1. Inspection Test Plan
2. Risk Assessment.
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Inspection and Test Plan
Road Asphalt Work
ITP No.: NAS-BAS-ITP-01-R00

Project: CELEBRATION PLAZA AL SHAMKA
Rev.: 00
Method of Verification (See Demonstrated Evidence Report /

Inspection / Test Requirements Reference Documentation
Test / Inspection / Legend) Checklist Reference
Item
Activity
No.
Description Test or
Stage / Code / Specs /
Inspection Acceptance Criteria 1 2 3 4
Frequency etc.
Performed
1.0 Preliminary / Approvals / Permits
1.1 Shop Drawing Doc. Review Prior to Start of Engineer Approval H H R R Approved Document Transmittal
Approval Works Form
1.2 Materials Approval Doc. Review Prior to Start of Guide for

Request Works Quality
Submittals Engineer Approval H H R R Approved Document Transmittal
Form
BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-0021-Rev.01
1.3 Method of 0000-000-PP-
Statement & Risk ADPORTS-
Assessment Doc. Review Prior to Start of 00313 Rev.02 Engineer Approval H H R R Approved Document Transmittal
Works Form
1.4 NOC & PTW Doc. Review Prior to Start of ADP PTW Engineer Approval H H R R Approved Document Transmittal
Works Procedure Form
2.0 Construction Phase

2.1 Survey And setting Inspection Prior to Start of ADQCC As per approved
out (Verifying level Activity at Site STANDARD Shop Drawing / IFC
and Alignment) CONSTRUCTI drawing H H H R Approved WIR / Survey Sheet
ON
SPECIFICATI
ON’S PART 1
– ROADS
2.2 Aggregate Base Inspection & one unit being CHAPTER 3: As per approved
course Spreading Testing 300 m3) Pavement Shop Drawing
and Compaction H H H R Approved WIR / Signed Survey
relative density of Sheet
not less than 100%
2.2 Prime Coat Inspection & One test for Standard Application
Application and Testing each paving Construction Temperature 50 º C
testing operations Specification and 80 º C H H H R Approved WIR / Test Reports
Part 1 Roads Application rate
shall be between
Chapter 3 0.6 and 1.0 kg/m2
Clause-3.4.1.3 ambient temprature
requirement of
manimum 13 deg.C.
for prime coat
application or during
rain ,fog,dust storm
it shall not be
applied. Application
shall be within a
maximum of 48
hours preceding
placment of asphalt
and it is set
Standard Asphalt Mix As per

Construction approved Mix
2.3 Delivery of Asphalt Temperature Specification Check Temperature H H W R Mix Design / Delivery Note /
Mix Inspection Part 1 Roads of Asphalt Mix within
Each Truck
Limit (135 deg. C
Chapter 3 and not more than
Clause-3.3.3.7 163 deg. C)
Standard Layer Thickness as
Construction per approved shop
Specification DRW.
Inspection for Visual Every Paving Part 1 Roads H H H R Approved WIR, Survey sheet,
2.4 in no case shall the
Laying of Asphalt Inspection Operations Chapter 3 thickness be less
Base Coarse Clause- than 6 mm than the
3.3.3.10 / C. specified for base
course and 6 mm
more than the
required thickness.
2.5 HMA Sampling from Visual Samples from ASTM D-979 As per Standard
Asphalt Mix Inspection Two hundred Construction
tones Specification Part 1 H H W R WIR / Test Reports
Roads
Standard When tested by a
Construction five-meter straight-
Specification edge variation of the
Evenness of Visual Each Completed Part 1 Roads surface of the road H H W R WIR /
2.6 Surface Inspection pavement from the testing
Chapter 3 edge between any
Clause- two contacts
3.3.3.10 / d.
with the surface
shall not exceed 6
mm
2.7 Core Sampling, Visual one sample per AASHTO T- As per Standard
refilling and Inspection 200 linear 230 Construction
compaction meters of road Specification Part 1 H H W R WIR / Test Reports
Roads
All loose dirt, earth,
and other
objectionable
material shall be
Tack Coat Inspection & One Test for Standard removed
2.8
Application and testing Each Paving Construction Application
testing Operations Specification H H H R WIR / Test Reports
temperature
Part 1 Roads between 10° C and
Chapter 3 60° C
Clause-3.4.2.3 shall be applied at a
rate of 0.18 to 0.35
kg/m2
Standard Layer thickness as
Construction per approved Shop
Inspection for Specification drawings
Laying of Asphalt Part 1 Roads
Binder Coarse Inspection Each Paving in no case shall the H H H R WIR, Delivery note, Survey report
2.9 Operations Chapter 3 thickness be less
Clause- than 6 mm than the
3.3.3.10 / C. specified for base
course and 6 mm
more than the
required thickness.
Binder Course Inspection Each Paving Part 1 Roads surface of the road H H W R WIR
2.10 Evenness of Operations from the testing
Surface Clause- two contacts
3.3.3.10 / d.
with the surface
shall not exceed 6
mm
3.11 Inspection for Standard 50 mm after

Laying of Asphalt Construction compaction or as
Wearing Coarse Inspection Each Paving Specification per approved Shop H H H R WIR
Operations Part 1 Roads drawings
in no case shall the
thickness be less
than 6 mm than the
spacified for base
course and 6 mm
more than the
required thickness.
2.12 Evenness of Inspection Each Paving
Surface for Wearing Operations Part 1 Roads surface of the road
Course H H W R WIR
from the testing
Clause- two contacts
3.3.3.10 / d.
with the surface
shall not exceed 4
mm
2.13 Asphalt Core Visual one sample per AASHTO T- As per Standard
Sampling, refilling Inspection 200 linear 230 Construction
and compaction meters of road Specification Part 1 H H W R WIR
Roads
Legend:
1 – Sub-Con (*if applicable); 2 – Contractor; 3 – Supervisory Consultant (*if applicable); 4 – DMT
T – Test; W – Witness Point; H – Hold Point (Mandatory for Inspection); R – Document Review; S – Surveillance; NA – Not Applicable
BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-0021-00
CLIENT CONSULTANT CONTRACTOR SUB-CONTRACTOR
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DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPALITIES
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PROJECT TITLE: PORJECT: CELEBRATION PLAZA AL SHAMKA DATE OF ISSUE 18/10/2022

Reference No. NAS--HSE-RA-01
Risk Assessment: Asphalt work REVISION NO. 01
SI NO ACTIVITY HAZARD/ CAUSE OF CONSEQUEN RISK RISK RISK RECOMMENDED CONTROL MEASURE RISK RISK RISK Responsible
ASPECT HAZARD CE/ EVALU RATIN LEVEL EVALU RATI LEVEL
AND IMPACT ATION G ATION NG
CONDITION
THAT DEVELOP
THE HAZARD
P S P*S (H/M/ P S P*S (H/M
L) /L)
1 Personnel • Unfamiliar with • Lack of • Physical 3 3 9 H • Sites HSEW induction course to all personnel. 1 3 3 A Logistic FM
Mobilization the work area information Injuries • All personnel must be trained according to approved Engineer
and nature of about the work • training matrix .
HSEO
work procedures and • New personnel to be identified and brief ed on the task
• Lack of training related hazards and responsibilities.
• New personnel will not be allowed to work alone.
• All new workers must be distinguished, monitored, and
evaluated every week.
• Minimum PPE must be worn at all times and specific PPE
should be provided and use.
• Bus pick up and drop point to be identified.
2 Preparatory • Unfamiliar with • Unauthorized • Physical 3 3 9 H • Pre-task briefing / Daily activity briefing to be conducted 1 3 3 A Foreman
works the work area personnel on injuries to workforce on the task and hazards using RA. Engineer
and nature of site • Serious • Supervisor ensure all personnel provided with mandatory
HSEO
work • Use of injuries and specific task required PPE.
• Defective or damaged • Work area to be visually inspected for any hazard,
damaged tools & equipment adjacent activity or unusual condition by supervisor.
Equipment • Hazards not • Work area demarcation / isolation and provision of
• Slip, trip & fall identified HSEW signages.
Uneven, untidy of • Personnel not • Supervisor to arrange the placement of tools, materials
ground, slipping inducted and equipment to avoid slips, trips and falls
tripping off • Inadequate • Supervisor to ensure that all tools and equipment have
• Unauthorized supervision been inspected and color coded / tag to ensure that the
entrants to work PMV department inspected them prior to use.
site.
NAS GROUP (EPD) E= Extreme Risk, H= High Risk, M = Medium Risk, L = Low Risk, A = Acceptable Risk RVCJR

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• Tools & • Site Engineer to inspect the work area prior to the Task
equipment not for adequate access, material storage isolated work area,
inspected. site hazard assessment completed and adherence to
• No work area project and legal requirements.
demarcation or • Clear pedestrian access must be provided to the public
isolation and residence.
3 Survey and • Manual Handling • Improper • Personnel 3 3 9 H • Site will be inspected thoroughly to ensure a safe 1 3 3 A Surveyor
setting out (operation of handling of Injury/ working environment. Engineer
works hand tools and survey Fatality • No unauthorized entry. Basic PPE including footwear to
survey instruments • Health issues be worn full time on site.
instrument) and working in • All existing survey pegs will be identified properly and
installing open area. protected site, Use of basic PPE (helmet, shoes,
(pounding into • Ignore moving reflective jacket and glass) mandatory.
the ground of vehicle working • HSE Induction, pre-task safety talk.
survey markers, near • Use vehicle to transport surveying instruments for long
Dust, distance.
• Working near to • Adopt good manual handling techniques.
moving vehicle • Survey markers will be driven to the ground with
and machines painted wooden pegs or steel survey rebar with rebar
• Exposure to caps, flags will be avoided.
adverse weather • Hand and eye protection will be worn while driving the
condition. survey markers.
• Crossing the live • Use of dust mask and safety glasses.
road • Regular dust suppression for dust control.
• Standing nearby • Close Supervision.
live road • No working close to moving machines.
• Exclusion zones by provide barricades I cones.
• Post look-out / banksman.
• Adequate rest work interval breaks.
• Stop work in case of heavy wind, move workers to safe
place.
• Cross only on designated or identified crossing area /
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4 Transportation • Driving in graded • Not follow safe • Roll over, 4 4 16 E • Trained (defensive driving) driver with valid UAE license. 1 4 4 A Logistic FM
road / sand driving road traffic • Obey traffic rules and regulations Engineer
• Driving in fog and practices and accident, • Seat belt to be worn by driver.
sandstorm, road traffic vehicular • Ensure proper traffic management plan to organize HSEO
• Over speeding rules. fire, stuck up vehicle traffic on site.
• Driver / Operator • Adverse in sand • Flagman should be available to guide the vehicle and
health weather Vehicle driver for reversing and controlling the traffic.
performance condition breakdown • Schedule timing for all de liveries to avoid congestions
• Poor onsite.
maintenance • Use of warning light system (glowstick), Banks’s man /
flag men et c.
• No driving during heavy fog or sandstorm when visibility
is significantly affected.
• Pre-use inspection by driver using daily vehicle checklist.
• Monthly inspection and preventive maintenance.
• Ensure reversing vehicle provided with banks man if
hazards exit (oncoming vehicle traffic nearby workers
etc.
5 Working near • Struck by vehicle • Activity not • Personal 4 4 16 E • TBT conducted before start work. 1 4 4 A Foreman
live traffic • Traffic hazard and supervised injury • Permit to be obtain from traffic department if traffic is Engineer
collision by • Flagman / • Serious going to be obstructed. Flagman
Working close to vehicle which signal man not injury • Proper demarcation / isolation of work area.
motor way lead to health present to • Fatality • Workers will wear high visibility jacket at all times and HSEO
and hazard guide • Asset have a flagman present.
injuries • Incoming traffic damaged • Roads must be crossed using designated points or only
• Working when the traffic flow has stopped i.e red lights interval
without permit • Designate proper bus stop which cannot obstruct the
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• Unauthorized • Minimum PPE is to be worn – hard hat, safety jacket and

person work on coverall and Safety Shoes.
equipment • Person never to cross the road whilst the traffic is flowing
• Unapproved • Prohibition of using mobile phone during driving
Detour /operating and while working.
• Use only approved routes –shortcuts is not allowed
• Ensure that all project site access is maintained in a neat
and tidy conditioned
• Road derivation should be done according to the ITC
Permit
• All road signages should be placed as per the approved
Detour drawings .
• Specific internal training for road safety shall be
conducted to the drivers and operators
• Assigned trained flagman to control traffic where needed
inside the barriers only
• Dummy flagman should be assigned
• Segregate working area and live traffic by suitable means
as per approved detour drawing (Concrete barriers or
water filling jersey barriers
• Speed limit on site must be followed
• Approved detour permit to be available at site.
6 Working • Employee hit by • Employee in • Personnel 3 3 9 H • Close Supervision for the work activates 1 3 3 A Foreman
adjacent to heavy equipment vicinity to injury • Certified Banks man to be availed for equipment’s for Engineer
Equipment • During the road heavy equipment reversing, HSEO
works equipment • Each equipment must be fitted with reverse alarm
Man-machine • Simultaneous flashing light and fire extinguisher
interface activity • Safety training and toolbox talk to include all active
safety measures and emergency procedure.
• Equipment to be inspected before starting the job
• Labors are not allowed to stay too close to equipment’s
• Specific PPE include high visibility vest must be worn.
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• No activity to be authorized within moving equipment

work radius. Stop work must be implemented.
7 Plant and • Struck by moving • Activity not • Personal 4 4 16 E • TBT conducted before start of work 1 4 4 A Foreman
equipment plant and supervised Injury • Activity to be supervised at all times Engineer
movement equipment • Flagman/ signal • Serious • Only certified (UAE driving license) drivers and operators Operator
• Caught in man does not Injury are allowed to use the vehicle and equipment Flagman
between present to • Damage to • Only licensed (UAE registration license) inspected and
HSEO
• Collision guide property tagged vehicle and equipment will be deployed at site
• Turn over operators / • Certified plant and operator with valid TPI certificate
• Failure of load drivers • All drivers and operators with adequate training
• Overloading • Flagman / signal man with third party training to be
• Unsecured load present to control movement of plant and equipment
• Area not and personnel.
isolated from • Load to be tie-in securely
plant and • Area to be cordoned off
equipment • On arrival inspection to be implemented and inspection
operation done by competent person.
• Inspection tag to be fixed for equipment including hired
equipment.
8 Loading and • Manual handling • Use of • Physical 4 4 16 E • Worker should be trained on manual handling procedure 1 4 4 A Logistic FM
offloading of • Unauthorized use defective injuries , working gloves shall be provided to personnel and Site FM
equipment and of equipment’s equipment s • Serious adequate supervision to be provided Engineer
materials • Loading and for loading and injury • TBT shall be conducted on daily basis prior to start of the
HSEO
offloading offloading • Damage to activity
• Incorrect purposes property • Only authorized licensed and 3rd party trained personnel
slinging/ragging • Unauthorized • Vehicles turn shall be allowed to operate equipment for unloading and
technique personnel over materials
• Unstable or inside lifting • Material and • Only third-party certificate equipment shall be used for
unstable ground area equipment the loading and off-loading of materials and equipment
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• Pinch points • Unexpected transport • Loading and offloading area shall be isolated, barricaded
moment of vehicle shall be erected to prevent unauthorized personnel from
load entering
• Equipment • Tag line shall be used to control load during loading and
overloading offloading activity
• Miscommunica • Electronic loads indicator and load chart shall be used at
tion during all times. Weight of material or equipment shall be
work established prior loading and offloading of materials and
equipment.
• Only one rigger (experienced and third party certified)
shall give signal to equipment operator to avoid
miscommunication
• Only experienced and third-party certified rigger shall
perform slinging and rigger technique for all loading and
off-loading activity
• Ground surface must be inspected to ensure sufficient
compaction to operate any lifting equipment. Plan the
travel path and ensure route is clear of obstructions.
• Personnel shall keep their hands and other body pinch
point areas; adequate supervision shall be provided
during the loading and offloading activity
9 Cleaning of • Dust inhalation • Lack of PPE • Physical 3 3 9 H • TBT regarding the procedure hazard and risk to be 1 3 3 L Foreman
granular sub- • Noise • Lack of injuries conducted prior to start the work Engineer
base layer • Blow out of inspection of • Serious • Minimum PPE must be worn at all times and specific PPE HSEO
compress air hose air compressor injuries should be provided and use
• Whiplash and hose • Air compressor and all its components to be inspected
and must be in a good condition prior to use
• Air compressor connection to be fixed with whip check
• Machine and air hose to be checked for defects
• Air to be released before disconnecting the hose and
after finishing the work
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• Work area should be barricaded with suitable waring

signages
10 Application of • Inhalation of toxic • Lack of training • Damage to 3 3 9 H • Training to be provided prior to start of work (TBT, 1 3 3 A Foreman
prime coat & substance • Lack of property Manual handling hazards) Engineer
tack coat • Skin irritation supervision • Physical • Minimum PPE must be worn at all time and specific PPE
• Burn • Specific PPE injury Should be provided and use as per MSDS HSEO
• Equipment fire not provided • Serious • Material to be handled, stored, and use as per MSDS
• Lack of injury • Personnel using the chemicals to be briefed about MSDS
inspection of • Equipment to be inspected and in good condition prior to
equipment start of activity
• Lack of • Equipment must have adequate fire extinguisher
firefighting • Work under strict supervision by competent person
equipment • Work area to be barricaded with suitable warning sign
•
11 Laying of asphalt • Moving plant and • High risk of • Personnel 4 4 16 H • Permit to work from the authority to available at the 1 4 4 A Foreman
equipment operatives injury or work activities Engineer
• Man machine getting strike damage to • Entire working area should be isolated to restrict the
Interface by the moving equipment unauthorized entry HSEO
• Working without plant / • Ensure that prior to start the activity hazards are
supervision equipment’s identified and shall be completed and communicated to
• Faulty • operational the operatives by the concerned site engineers
equipment’s blind spots etc. • Install sign to warn of hazards and barriers to prevent un
• Working area not which may authorized entry to work area
isolated result in • No person is allowed to enter the working area during
• Exposure to hot serious injury equipment are in motion
material, fatality in the • Flagman must be assigned on each corner to control the
• Fumes,/vapor event of an unauthorized entry into the working area
• Dust inhalation incident • All equipment should be good condition and third party
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• Only licensed and third party certified operators should

be mobilize on site
• Oil man should spray oil when the requirements is
moving away from the oil man with the concern of
operators only
• The roller and PTR operator should know the oil man is
spraying the wheel each time
• Each equipment must be fitted with reverse alarm,
flashing light and fire extinguisher
• No equipment is allowed to work without audible reverse
alarm and flash beacon lights
• Personnel will wear PPE such as gloves safety footwear,
safety glasses and safety helmets
• Equipment to be inspected before starting the job
• Use of mobile phones / hand free during the operation
and in working area is strictly prohibited
• Operator cabin should be free from curtains or any kind
of obstruction
• Activity should be done under full supervision by
foreman
• Safety training and tool box talk to include all active
safety measures and emergency procedure
• Labour are not allowed to stay too close to equipment
• Good housekeeping measures will be enforced in order
to prevent slips, trips and falls during material handling
• Banks man should be control any equipment during the
reversing of equipment
• Safety awareness should be given to all site employees
related to risk for working near to heavy equipment
• TBT supervision staff for prohibition of sitting close or
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• All required safety measures must be in place when and

where required such as barricades, warning sign boards,
flashing lights and detours safety measures.
12 Compaction • Struck by moving • Activity not • Damage to 3 3 9 H • Toolbox talks to be conducted daily 1 3 3 A Foreman
plant and supervised property • Only 3rd party certified operators are allowed to operate Engineer
equipment • Flagman / • Personal the equipment.
• Collision signal man not injury • Warning lights (headlight, brake light, indicators and HSEO
present to • Serious rotary light) must be in good working condition.
guide Injury • Only trained and experienced banks-man should be
operators / assigned in the control area.
drivers • Regular awareness training for drivers and operators.
• Inexperienced • Area to be isolated from unauthorized personnel.
operator
• Area not
isolated to
unauthorized
personnel
13 Working with • Vibration • Lack of • Personnel 3 3 9 H • Reduce exposure time, 1 3 3 A Foreman
Machine/ • Noise inspection of Injury • Job Rotation, Engineer
Power tools/ • Unguarded tools tools before • Proper Awareness and Trainings
HSEO
Hand tools • Personal injury use. • Proper compaction machine is recommended along with
due to use the • incompetent competent operator,
incorrect/unsafe operator • Use the correct the tool for the job.
Use of • Use of • Regular inspection of tools.
machineries/ homemade • Protect the sharp edges of tools that are to be stored or
tools tools carried.
• Inadequate • Rotating parts must be guarded.
training, • Renew wooden handles that are split.
instruction & • Keep hammer head tightly wedged on their shafts.
supervision, • Never allow any employee to prepare tool(homemade)
at workplace.

• Bad condition • All employees should be properly instructed the safe

of hand tools, work procedure of all hand tools.
• Operating • Adequate monitoring shall be implemented to prevent
Procedures. the preparation of homemade tools.
• Use Proper PPE
14 Manual handling • Back injury due to • Lifting loading • Physical 3 3 9 H • Whenever practicable, mechanical lifting aid e.g 1 3 3 A Foreman
manual material beyond the injury • Cranes forklift truck etc. will be used to alleviate the Engineer
handling capacity of the requirement for manual handling.
• Individual individual • Supervision will be assess weight, center of gravity etc. HSEO
capacity • Improper lifting and determine the number of person required to carry
• Inadequate space technique the work safely
• Trip slip & fall • Lack of training • Personnel will be trained in manual handling techniques.
instruction& • Gloves/safety footwear will be worn by personnel
supervision. engendered in manual handling.
• Inadequate • Avoid manual load is lifting if possible. If not then, cheek
lighting below the recognized permissible limits.
condition • Stand as close as possible to the object to be lifted Bend
• Slippery the knees as much as possible
surface • Bend hip keeping head &back as straight to tit the object
or load the object
• Lift gradually using leg and stomach muscles
• Use body weight to tilt the object or load the object
• Avoid twisting and sudden movement to body while
lifting the load.
• Train the staff for good posture, slip resistance shoe with
toe protection.
15 Weather • Dust, Heavy wind, • Heavy wind can • Uneasiness, 3 3 9 H • Awareness training shall be given to all personnel 1 3 3 A Site FM
condition and sandstorms cause eruption breathing • Heat stress training to be conducted to all workers. Engineer
site environment • Heat Stress of dust, sand, & problem, eye • Personnel to avoid working in storm and windy
accumulation injuries, poor condition. HSEO
Working under • Employees visibility, lack • Sprinkle water for dust suppression.
direct sunlight exposed to of stability • Ensure emergency vehicle available at site.
heat during lifting • Personnel to wear dusk mask as and when required

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• Dehydration and manual • Provided water cooler and rest shelter as required
• Hot working handling of • Acclimatization for new personnel or personnel coming
environment loads from vacation
• Dress for the conditions lightweight, loose clothing is
best avoid layering clothing underneath coverall
• Sufficient cold drinking water and other supplement for
dehydration will be available on job site.
• Personnel to have a well balance diet avoiding heavy and
fatty foods
• Personnel avoid caffeine and alcohol the night before
and during the day
• Water breaks at least every 20-30 minutes
• Intermittent breaks or rotation of personnel to be
implemented
• Shaded areas will be provided for short breaks
• Work stop during summer break time as mandated by
law
• Engineers and Forman to monitor their team for
symptoms of heat related illness.
• Personnel to stop activity and inform Foreman if he feels
something is wrong with his physical condition
• First aider available on site
• Emergency vehicle will be available on site.
16 Emergency • Inadequate • Lack of • Death / 3 3 12 H • First-aid box and trained first aider onsite. 1 3 3 A Engineer
Preparedness emergency consultation extensive • Emergency response should be in accordance with the HSEW Officer
response and loss project emergency response plan. Construction
arrangements. • Emergency contact number will be posted at site Manager
• Poor Emergency contact numbers are available with the HSE HSEO
communication Plan.
• Communication by mobile
• Emergency rescue drill to be conducted as per approved
HSE Plan.
• Project Emergency no. 050-820-6728

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17 Site welfare • Inadequate • Lack of • Environment 3 3 9 H • Drinking water / rest shelter shall be arranged near to 1 3 3 A Foreman
facilities maintenance of management al pollution workplace Engineer
maintenance welfare facilities commitment • Health • Portable toilet and periodical cleaning. Admin
towards effects • Site shade, drinking water availability and sealed. Construction
welfare • First-aid box and trained First-aider. Manager
facilities • Mist fan to be provided if required.
• All workers to be provided with water bottle. HSEO
• Comply with covid19 guidelines (social distancing,
number of allowed person posted, sanitation, etc,)
18 Waste • Unhygienic • Waste is • Environment 3 3 9 H • Bins to contain trashes, no food waste / left over onsite. 1 3 3 A Foreman
Management conditions. disposed of in al pollution. Eating only at designated approved area. Engineer
• Lack of identified unauthorized • Health • Food waste, work debris, excess or unwanted material to Logistic FM
area for storage location that effects be removed. Construction
& segregation can cause Outbreak of • Waste segregation and disposal practices. Manager
• Ineffective problem epidemic • Communication of the MSDS.
clearing. Fine • Emergency response for storage of hazardous waste. HSEO
• Un-identifications • Biological waste (medical waste) are not allowed to litter
of hazardous collected and maintained in sealed container and
chemicals. disposed of properly.
• Waste • Minimization of waste generation encourages waste
minimization segregation at source, recycle reuse and/or utilize in an
program is not environmentally friendly manner.
available • Municipality licensed approved waste transporter to be
used.
19 Housekeeping • Tripping hazard • Improper • Slips and 3 3 9 H • Housekeeping on daily basis. 1 3 3 A All
• Fire hazard arrangement of trips • Fire Extinguisher to be provided on site.
materials • Personnel • Skips/ drums to be provided to dispose debris.
Injury • Food waste should be removed from site on daily
basis
• Work area housekeeping before, during and after work.

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20 COVID19 • Contact with • Lack of Social • Breathing 4 4 16 E • Distribution of COVID-19 information through Daily 1 4 4 A All
covid19 positive distancing and problem, Toolbox talks.
not following • Lost of taste • Hand wash regularly
covid19 • Health • Maintain social distancing
protocols problems • Provision of PPE (face mask)
• Fatality • Covid19 Emergency Plan
• Wear mask at all times
• Display of various COVID -19 Posters and information in
multilingual languages at all NAS Facilities.
• Monitoring of all personnel for signs of fever, dry cough,
headaches, shortness of breath and sore throat.
• Deep cleaning/disinfection programs for all camps, site
offices, warehouses and NAS facilities to be conducted.

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SEVERITY (CONSEQUENCE)
PROBABILITY
Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4) Catastrophic (5)
Rare (1) 1 2 3 4 5
Possible (2) 2 4 6 8 10
Likely (3) 3 6 9 12 15
Often (4) 4 8 12 16 20
Frequent (5) 5 10 15 20 25
absolutely unacceptable high
activity should not proceed in current form
15 - 25 Extreme Risk (E)
unacceptable high
activity should be modify to include remedial planning and action and be
8 – 12 High Risk (H)
subject to detailed HSE assessment
acceptable but must be manage at ALARP

activity can operate subject to management and/or modification
4–6 Moderate Risk (M)
acceptable w/o required further action

no action required unless escalation of risk is possible
1-3 Low Risk (L)

RISK ASSESSOR REVIEWED and APPROVED BY:
NAME : Renato Vince Cruz Jr. DESIGNATION: HSEW Engineer NAME: Yaser S. Diab DESIGNATION: Project Manager
SIGNATURE DATE: 18/10/2022 SIGNATURE DATE: 18/10/2022

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Celebration Plaza-

Project: Celebration Plaza Al Shamka

Ref: BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030; Rev.00

Revision Date Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by Approved by Status

Basatin Basatin Basatin

Document No. BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030 Rev.: Issue: Issued Date: Page No.

Document No. BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030 Rev.: Issue: Issued Date: Page No.

4. APPLICABLE CODES & STANDARDS

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15. OSHAD SF - CoP - 25.0 – Driver Fatigue Prevention

6. RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION

6.1. Project Manager (PM)

6.2. Execution Team

6.4. Supervisors & Foreman

6.5. Chief Surveyor and Land Surveyors

6.6. HSE Manager

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6.7. Health Safety & Environmental Engineer (HSEE)

6.8. HSE Officer

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6.9. Nurse/First Aid Staff

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8.1. Site planning & preparation

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8.2. Work methodology

8.2.2. Safety Hazard and Precaution

8.2.3. Aggregate Base course Spreading and compaction.

Document No. BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030 Rev.: Issue: Issued Date: Page No.

8.2.4. Preparation for Asphaltic Concrete:

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8.2.6. Prime coat application

8.2.7. Application of Tack Coat

8.2.9. Inspection and testing

8.2.10. Longitudinal Joints

8.2.11. Transverse Joints:

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8.2.12. Speed Hump Construction

9.1. Health Safety Requirements:

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9.2. Emergency Procedure

9.3. Environmental Requirements:

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Document No. BAS-OTK-SHM-MS-030 Rev.: Issue: Issued Date: Page No.

ITP No.: NAS-BAS-ITP-01-R00

Method of Verification (See Demonstrated Evidence Report /

1.0 Preliminary / Approvals / Permits

1.2 Materials Approval Doc. Review Prior to Start of Guide for

2.0 Construction Phase

Standard Asphalt Mix As per

3.11 Inspection for Standard 50 mm after

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PROJECT TITLE: PORJECT: CELEBRATION PLAZA AL SHAMKA DATE OF ISSUE 18/10/2022

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PROJECT TITLE: PORJECT: CELEBRATION PLAZA AL SHAMKA DATE OF ISSUE 18/10/2022

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PROJECT TITLE: PORJECT: CELEBRATION PLAZA AL SHAMKA DATE OF ISSUE 18/10/2022

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PROJECT TITLE: PORJECT: CELEBRATION PLAZA AL SHAMKA DATE OF ISSUE 18/10/2022