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The document provides a method statement and risk assessment for installing aluminum works at a construction project called Babel Tower 2 in Sharjah, UAE. It details the project title and location, names the client and contractors involved, and outlines the resources, logistics, methodology, health and safety considerations, inspections, responsibilities, and documents distribution for completing the aluminum installation work. The method statement defines the scope of aluminum systems to be installed and provides organizational details to guide the safe execution of the project.

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PROJECT TITLE:

BABEL TOWER 2 (BSM+ GFL + 5 PFs+ 20


TYP's), Plot No. 308/793, Al Majaz-3,Sharjah.

DOCUMENT TITLE:

Method Statement and Risk Assessment

Client:

Mr. Munir Al Kaloti

CONSULTANT MAIN CONTRACTOR SUB CONTRACTOR

SEEMA ALUMINIUM WORKS LLC.


SHARJAH, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES – SINCE 1993
P.O.BOX: 22129, SHARJAH TEL: 06 543 4202
EMAIL: seema_alum@yahoo.com

Date 29-11-2021 Rev-00


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Aluminum Works

Control Record

MTS
Rev. Prepared RA Prepared By Reviewed By Approved By Approved by
Date
No. By (HSE Manager) (PM) (PM) Consultant
(QA/QC)
Eng. Eng. Abdo
Eng. . Abdo
MD. Mr. Vishnu Emam
Emam
Arshad
1 29-Nov-2021
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Table of Contents:

1. PURPOSE
2. SCOPE
3. REFERENCES
4. DEFINITIONS
5. Organization Chart
6. RESOURCES
6.1 PLANT & EQUIPMENT’S
6.2 MATERIALS
7. LOGISTICS
7.1 ACCESS & EGRESS
7.2 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
8. MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING
9. METHODOLOGY
9.1 PRIOR ACTIVITIES
9.2 ALUMINUM HINGED DOOR/WINDOW SYSTEM
9.3 FRAMELESS GLASS AND PARTITION GLASS SYSTEM
9.4 ALUMINIUM HINGED DOOR/ WINDOWS SYSTEM
9.5 ALUMINIUM SLIDING WINDOW SYSTEM
9.6 ALUMINUM LOUVER SYSTEM
9.7 ALUMINIUM DECORATIVE SYSTEM INSTALLATION
10. HEALTH AND SAFETY
10.1 RISK ASSESSMENT
10.2 PPE
11. INSPECTION AND TESTING
12. RESPONSIBILITIES
13. DOCUMENTS DISTRIBUTION
14. APPENDICES
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1. PURPOSE
This method statement is applicable to define the installations of Aluminium Works. It
defines the activity, responsibility, documentation and safety measures that will take to
prevent injury to personal and damage to property or environment and execution of the
installation work in accordance with project specification.

2. SCOPE
 Aluminium Curtain wall glazing system
 Aluminium Hinge doors/window system
 Aluminium sliding door system
 Aluminium Louver system
 Aluminium Decorative fins System

3. REFERENCES
References for formulating these method statements are as follows:

 Project Specifications
 Tender Documents
 Bill of Quantities
 SEEMA Design & Shop Drawings
 Approved material
 ASAK QMP plan
 ASAK HSE Plan

4. DEFINITIONS
The following terms are used elsewhere in this document and should be defined as follows:
Client Mr. Munir Al Kaloti

Consultant Khatibi & Alami

Main Contractor Al Serh Al Kabeer Contracting LLC

QA/QC Inspector SEEMA QA/QC Inspector

Product(s) SEEMA product(s) that will be applied in the project


as mentioned in Section 2.0 above

Structure Structural elements or members of the building on


which the products shall be applied.
5. Organaization Chart:

ORGANIZATION CHART

Rawad Houssam Ali Faidi


GM Operation Manager Sr. Project Manager

George Haroon Wasim Abdo Emam


Technical Manager Planning & Project Production Manager Project Manager
Control

Jayesh Murali Supervisor Supervisor


Team Leader Project Coordinator Production Engineer Aluminum Aluminum HSE Officer QA/QC Engineer

Aby Installation Team Installation Team


Designer Supervisor

Installation Team Installation Team


Designer

Part Time / On Site Team


Back Office
Request
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6. RESOURCES
a. PLANT & EQUIPMENT’S
 Hilti drilling machine
 Laser ( survey marking )
 Hand drilling & Hand grinding machine
 Silicon Gun
 Hand tool & Glass Sucker
 Ladder & Scaffolding

b. MATERIALS
 Material will be used as per Final Approved Shop Drawing /
Approved Material submittal and following Mock up approvals.

7. LOGISTICS

a. ACCESS & EGRESS


- Access to the work place will be through designated & exit pathway.
- Access (scaffolding, cradles, man lift, etc...) will be provided by Main Contractor.

b. TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
- Access to the work place will be through designated & exit pathway.
- We will follow the main contractor site logistic plan procedure & rules.
- All workers & operators shall be inducted on the HSE Rules & regulations of project.
Like:- speed limits, PPE, HSE Regular equipment inspection. Etc.
- Tool box training (TBT) to be done prior to start the work.

8. MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING


All trucks which loaded with material for site shall follow the safe road access from site
main entrance to storage yard. Those defined routings would be same as mentioned in
Site Layout Plan and provided to SEEMA by Main Contractor.
Note:- Storage yard, Mobile Crane, Scaffolding access will arrange by Main Contractor.
When materials reach the chosen location in the storage yard, if required Mobile Crane will
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be used for offloading the Aluminium Frame profiles or offloaded manually. The Glass will
be offloaded using Mobile Crane which will be provided by Main Contractor.

9. METHODOLOGY

9.1 Prior Activities:

 The Engineer / Foreman in coordination with safety officer shall make sure that a
proper access for his equipment’s & manpower to enter the area is available
 The Engineer / Foreman in coordination with safety officer shall make sure all relevant
permits are obtained in coordination with the main contractor prior to starting any
works
 All workers on site shall be in proper PPE’s based on the activity
 Conducting safety toolbox talks (by HSE Officer) with the workers to ensure that the
content of this Method Statement, Risk Assessment and all Hazard Control measures
are communicated and understood by the Supervision and Workforce executing the
scope of this Method Statement
 Ensure that all workers/drivers and machines are following site regulation and daily
safety checks have been carried out
 Scaffolding with safe access & adequate working platform area shall be erected for
the full external elevation for ease in dismantling / installation of any works
 All necessary safety signs must be in place and the full area cordon off
 TBT to be done for all operatives involved prior to start the works.
 Coordination with main contractor to avoid any conflicts with others works prior to
starting the installation.

Required access:

The main access to be used at site is the scaffolding which to be provided by main
contractor at all types of façade in the project.
Furthermore, cradles can be used as an alternative access for installation and snagging
works which shall be provided by the main contractor.

9.2 Aluminium Curtain wall glazing system :

Site Survey and Preparation


The site will be surveyed by Seema. Any discrepancies shall be reported to the main contractor;
control lines and benchmarks shall be coordinated and agreed with main contractor. The main
contractor should Complete the remedial works required to the structures, if required based
on our survey works.
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Dimensions and aluminium modules for each type shall be as per the approved shop drawings.
However, in case any discrepancy found at site, then the main contractor to confirm the action /
size to be followed.
A) Shoe Bracket & Wall Mounted Bracket.

 Ensure all delivered material is complying with the approved material submittal.
 Prestart brief training will be conduct to Workers before installation.
 Ensure proper orientation of the brackets & the fixing bolts are as per approved drawings.
 Temporarily install the brackets on the anchor bolts/ Nut & Bolts previously fixed on building
concrete / steel structure.
 Provide steel plates as spacers/packers behind brackets to align brackets as necessary.
 Align brackets and permanently fix once the alignment is confirmed. Permanent fixing of the
bracket shall be done by tightening the bolts to the required torque as recommended by bolt
manufacturer and locking the nut on bolts.

B) Installation and Alignment of Curtain Wall Frame

 Ensure all delivered material is complying with the approved material submittal & shop
drawings.
 Position the first mullion in place together with its shoe brackets.
 After ensuring correct location of the mullion, then we can drill the holes of the anchor bolts
required to fix the shoe brackets.
 Fix the anchor bolts and tightening them to the shoe brackets with the nut and washers.
 Align mullions and fix them permanently on brackets once the alignment is confirmed using
hex bolts (through bolts) as per the approved shop drawings.
 Mechanically fix transoms on cleats connected already to the mullions using the approved
screws shown in the approved drawings (ensure proper alignment of the transoms between
2-mullions.
 All balance mullions with transoms to be fixed following the same sequence.

c) INSTALLATION of Glass:-

 Ensure that the Thermal Separator with gaskets installed properly on mullion and transoms
prior glass erection.
 Clean the glass units before installation.

 For Glass Lifting Method: - Glass will placed/positioned in front of the unit considering the
outer panel & inner panel. Clean the perimeter of Glass & Fix the glass vacuum cup / Glass
Suckers from outside & inside of the glass, the 4 persons will be lift the glass unit to the correct
height and 4 persons will catch the glass vacuum cup like this way the unit will be lifted to the
correct height and positioned on the fittings. Same time from inside the building where glass
is to be placed, 2 person will hold the glass by vacuum cup / Glass Suckers which is already
fixed for support the glass holding and put the glass panel on the glass setting blocks (which
shall be fixed on the bottom transom prior fixing the glass).
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 After putting the glass panel in place correctly, a temporary small cut pieces of pressure plates
shall be used to save the glass in place and to be ready for pressure plate and cover caps
final installation.
 Once all the temporary pressure plate screw tighten, then the Glass unit will be released from
the Glass Suckers.
 Fix the permanent curtain wall Pressures plate & cover cap profile at all the required locations
as per the approved shop drawings.
 Finally finish it by silicone sealant application where applicable.
 Note for Retail Building Glass Detail:- Maximum Glass size is H 3.025m x W 2m x (8mm
glass+16mm spacer +8mmglass thickness) Total weight of glass approx... 245 kg.
 Note for Residential Building Glass Detail:- Maximum Glass size is H 3.025m x W 2m x
(6mm glass+16mm spacer +6mmglass thickness) Total weight of glass approx.183 kg.

Manual Glass Lifters, Glass Suckers and Vacuum Cups

Hand-held, manual glass lifters, also known as suction cups, vacuum cups or hand cups have a
number of commercial and industrial applications, although typically used to temporarily hold
and move large panes of glass, they are often utilized when fitting windows / doors and auto-
mobile windscreens. Suction lifters can also be used in office and household settings, they are
commonly used to affix objects to non-porous vertical surfaces such as refrigerator doors and
tiled walls.
Vacuum cup / Triple Cup Suction Lifter for Heavy Loads

To achieve a secure vacuum for lifting, place the vacuum cup on a flat, non-porous surface and
apply pressure onto the cup, then pull the levers down to create a vacuum. This will cause the
rubber pads to create a safe vacuum seal that can be used for lifting or manoeuvring glass and
other sheet materials. To remove the vacuum cup, simply pull the levers back and lift the
vacuum cup off the surface.
Veribor Triple Cup Suction Lifter for Heavy Loads
High quality triple cup glass lifter, suitable for lifting heavy loads. Lever activated vacuum cups.
Ideal for lifting or manoeuvring smooth, flat, non-porous materials.
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9.3 Frameless Glass / partition Glass system:

The installation of Frameless Glass / partition Glass system is in compliance with the approved
shop drawings And requirements of project specifications.

 Identify the location of the anchorage of U-channel brackets for the Frameless Glass on the
existing structure.
 Position the U-channel brackets on Steel / structural to locate the anchorage of the
Frameless Glass system as per approved shop drawings.
 Install anchor bolts / plastic plugged screws for anchorage.
 Assemble the U-channel brackets and anchored it on the structure & Align U-channel
brackets in position & Provide spacers / packing piece between the U-channel brackets and
structural opening to position the U-channel brackets correctly as per approved shop
drawings. Permanently fix U-channel brackets once the alignment is confirmed.
 Clean the U-channel brackets & Position the Glass in place & Provide spacers / packing
piece between the Glass and U-channel brackets opening to position the Frameless Glass
correctly as per approved shop drawings.
 Align the Frameless Glass in position then permanently fix once the alignment is confirmed.
 Apply appropriate sealant at the joint/gap between Frameless Glass and structural opening
(inner and outer sides) as per approved colour of sealant.
 Follow the same procedure and method for other area and points.
 Completed installation of Frameless Glass units shall be offered for Consultant’s inspection
and approval once the QA/QC Inspector confirmed that the installation and alignment is
satisfactory.

9.4 Aluminium Hinged Doors / Windows system:

The installation of aluminium doors / Windows is in compliance with the approved shop
Drawings and requirements of project specifications.
 Install the outer frame of the Doors/Window to the existing (installed) curtain wall frame.
 Install Window / Door shutters on the frame using the screws as per the approved shop
drawings.
 Check operation of the shutter and do the final alignment.
 Install gaskets and brush to the sides and base of the shutters whenever necessary.
 Commission the operation of the shutters to adjust the locking system and stops, etc.
 Apply seal, tool, and finish at joint of the closure cover and structure as necessary.
 QA/QC Inspector to check the installation of Window / Door & rectify comments if any.
 Clean and prepare for Consultant’s inspection and approval. Upon final completion of the
works.
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9.5 Aluminium Sliding Window System:

The installation of aluminium Sliding doors is in compliance with the approved shop
drawings and requirements of project specifications.
 Install the outer frame of the Doors to the existing (installed) curtain wall frame/structure.
 Install Door shutters on the frame using the screws as per the approved shop drawings.
 Check operation of the shutter and do the final alignment.
 Note that the mechanical fixings on shutters are assembled in the factory. Only adjustments
shall be done on site.
 QA/QC Inspector to check the installation of Door and rectify comments if any.
 Clean and prepare for Consultant’s inspection and approval. Upon final completion of the
works.

9.6 Aluminium Louver System:

 The installation of the louvers is in compliance with the approved shop drawings and
requirements of project specifications.
 Identify the location and Install the outer frame of louver as per approved drawings.
 Install the shutter of louver and doing the alignment as well.

 Install all the required accessories and apply the sealant as per approved drawings and
material submittal
 Follow the same procedure and method for other area and points.
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9.7 Aluminium Decorative System Installation:

 Before starting the Aluminium Decorative Tubes/screens work, the brackets and tube support
frames shall be fixed on concrete structure for fixing Final Aluminium Decorative fins as per
approved drawing.
 After install the brackets, the finishing work (paint / Frontek Tiles) (other traders) need to be
completed as shown in drawing in coordination with our supports to ensure proper notching
in the tiling panels.
 Clearance required from contractor prior to start installation the screens/tubes.
 The installation of the Aluminium Decorative tubes/screens shall be in compliance with the
approved shop drawings and requirements of project specifications.
 After the fixing of Frontek Tile work (finishing work by others)) and clearance obtained, the
decorative external system to be fixed on the supporting brackets and tubes using the
approved bolts & screws as shown in the approved shop drawings (final fixation of screws
shall be done after permanent alignment of the decorative system)
 Follow the same procedure and method for other area and points.
 Once the installation of the Aluminium Decorative tubes/screens is found satisfactory, request
for Consultant’s inspection and approval.

10. HEALTH AND SAFETY

a. RISK ASSESSMENT
Refer to the attached risk assessment in the appendices
b. PPE
All workers will wear the required PPE, detailed below:

- Safety Helmet
- Safety Shoes & Hand gloves
- Safety Harness for working at heights

11. INSPECTION AND TESTING

All hold points shall be signed off by the relevant authorities as required by the ITP.
Perform work by persons qualified to produce required & specified Quality.
Verify that field measurements are as indicated in the Project Specification & shop drawing.
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12. RESPONSIBILITIES

- The Project Manager is responsible to ensure that the site team is aware of the
overall operation of this method statement and its revision when deemed
necessary. It is also the PM’s responsibility to delegate to Project Engineer the
implementation of the work.
- The Project Engineer is overall responsible for the implementation of method
statement and ensures that his team are aware of this MTS and all resources
(human, material and equipment’s) are available to carry out the work as
planned and without any delay.
- The Project Engineer in coordination with the site foreman is responsible also
to carry out the work as per the new design confirmation, related drawings &
method statement and ensure necessary inspection and testing have been
carried out. he will also ensure all relevant permits are available for the works
- QA/QC Engineer is responsible to ensure work has been done as per the new
design confirmation and drawings. Project quality requirements are complied
with, and works are being offered for inspection to follow the necessary
approvals
- The Third party are to verify the on-site installation of sticky-system curtain
wall, Doors, and windows Glazing System, Louver, and Decorative
Tube/Screen with respect to the approved drawing, approved calculations,
approved material, and the CWCT standard for systemized building
envelopes.
The inspection procedure will be accordance with this
method statement.

13. DOCUMENTS DISTRIBUTION

The approved copies of this MTS shall be forwarded to the following for information
&necessary action:-

 Project Engineer / Site Engineer


 QA/QC Engineer

14. APPENDICES

ITP
Checklist
Risk Assessment
ASAK INSPECTION & TEST PLAN:
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BABEL TOWER 2 Aluminium Works Date: 29 -Nov- 2021
Page: 1 Page
Act No. Inspection Points Verifying / Control
Type of
Inspection Description Reference Document Testing Requirement / Acceptance Criteria SA ASAK K/A Third DataForms -
Inspection party Responsibility
Review Technical -
Materials Submittals / All the documents to have a minimum status of Code B
1 Documents Submittals H H H H Submittal
Method Statement (Approved with comments)

2 Aluminum Curtain Wall, Frameless Glass , Doors & Windows Glazing System
Delivery of Materials at site :- Anchors Visual &
Materials Submittals & - Complying with Material data sheets / approved H
/ Nut & bolts , Brackets, Aluminium Review
2.1 Approved Shop dimensionrequirements H H - MIR-QC
Frames & Glazing Units, Doors & Documents
drawings - Visual comparison against approved samples
Windows

Materials Submittals & S


Check Installed Brackets & Alum. Visual & Alignments, Leveling and dimension to be verified as per approved
2.2 Approved Shop H S - Check List-QC
Mullions & Transoms on Site Measurement Shop Drawing.
drawings

Specifications, - No visible pinholes / Bubbles , No Visible Scratches, When


Check Final Installation of Doors & H H
Visual & Materials Submittals & viewed from the distance of 3 meters.
2.3 Windows with Glazing Units including H H IR-QC
Measurement Approved Shop - Alignments, Leveling and dimension to be verified as per
Silicone sealant,
drawings approved Shop Drawing.

3 Aluminum Louver System


Visual & MIR-QC
Review Materials Submittals & - Complying with Material data sheets / approved H
Delivery of Materials at site :- -
3.1 Documents Approved Shop dimensionrequirements H H
Brackets, Aluminium Louvers Frames
drawings - Visual comparison against approved samples

Visual & Specifications,


Check Final Installation of Aluminium Measurement Materials Submittals & Alignments, Leveling and dimension to be verified as per approved H
3.2 H H H IR-QC
Louvers on Site Approved Shop Shop Drawing.
drawings
4 Aluminium Decorative tubes/screens System
Visual & MIR-QC
Delivery of Materials at site :- Anchors Review Materials Submittals & - Complying with Material data sheets / approved H
4.1 / Nut & bolts , Brackets, Aluminium Documents Approved Shop dimensionrequirements H H -
Decorative Fins drawings - Visual comparison against approved samples

Materials Submittals & S


Check Installed Brackets for fixing of Visual & Alignments, Leveling and dimension to be verified as per approved -
4.2 Approved Shop H S Check List-QC
Aluminium Decorative Fins on Site Measurement Shop Drawing.
drawings

Specifications,
Work H
Check Final Installation of Aluminium Materials Submittals & Alignments, Leveling and dimension to be verified as per approved
4.3 inspection H H H IR-QC
Decorative Fins units Approved Shop Shop Drawing.
(WIR)
drawings

LEGEND : H-Hold Point, W-Witness Point, R- Review Documents ASAK - MAIN CONTRACTOR SA - SEEMA Aluminum
S-Surveillance Inspection, P-Progressive Inspection K/A - LEAD CONSULTANT
PQ03DMP(0.00)
Quality Control Checklist
Aluminium Works
Checklist
Project Name: Babel Tower 2
Check list no.
Client: Mr. Munir Al Kaloti
Date
Main Contractor: Al Serh Al Kabeer Const. LLC (ASAK)
Sub Contractor: Seema Aluminium Works L.L.C

Location of Work:

Drawing Ref. :
Checked/Signed
Sl.No. Check point Remarks
SEEMA ASAK K/A

1 Preparation of Works.

1.1 Check Clearances from MEP / site team required

1.2 Check Material Submittal & Shop drawings doc, are approved .

1.3 Check Method statement doc, are approved .

2 Aluminum Curtain Wall, Frameless Glass and Doors & Windows Glazing System

Check Installation of Brackets & Torque of Anchors bolts. ( requirement of project specification and
2.1
suppliers technical data).

Check Installation of Aluminum Frame & accessories (Mullions & Transoms):- Aligned and levelled
2.2
as per allowed tolerances

Check the Glazing Units with perssure plate & cover cap Installation: - No visible pinholes / Bubbles
2.3
, No Visible Scratches, When viewed from the distance of 3 meters.

Check Installation of Doors & windows Units, (Check operation of the shutter frame, its locking
2.4
system).

3 Aluminum Louver System

Check Installation of Aluminum Frame & accessories (Aluminum Louver):- Aligned and levelled as
3.1
per allowed tolerances.

3.2 Check Installation of Doors Units, (Check operation of the shutter frame, its locking system).

4 Aluminium Decorative tubes/screen System

Check Installation of Brackets & Torque of Anchors bolts. ( requirement of project specification and
4.1
suppliers technical data).

Check Installation of Aluminium Decorative Fins System :- Aligned and levelled as per allowed
4.2
tolerances

Remarks

SEEMA Site Representative QA/QC Engineer Consultant Engineer

Signature

Name

Date
ASAK RISK ASSESSMENT Document No. 1
Rev. No. : 1
BABEL TOWER 2 ALUMINIUM WORKS Date : 29/11/2021
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MINIMUM REQUIRED PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (SEE CRITICAL ACTIONS FOR TASK-
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)

Reflective vest Gloves Ear plug / Dust Mask


Earmuff
Hard hat Goggles Safety Shoes Face Mask
Lifeline / Harness Face Shield Rubber Boots Respirator
Risk Residual
Control / Mitigating Measures
SN Activity Hazards Risk Rating Rating Responsibility
L S R L S R
1 Frame & Glass >Vehicle >Personnel 2 3 6 >Competent driver shall be deployed. 1 3 3 Construction
Delivery Movement. injury > Provide separate pathways for pedestrians. Team, Project
>Collision > Fatality / LTI > Site speed limit shall be followed. manager,
with workers > Property > Speed breakers shall be provided. Engineer and
Foreman
and fixed damage > Trained Flags men shall be deployed with red and
objects. green flag/ traffic baton light; proper
communication shall maintained with the driver.
> Blind spots shall be identified and sign boards
shall be provided.
> Reveres horn and beacons light shall be provided
with the vehicle.
> Periodic maintenance and daily inspection of
vehicle.
> Close supervision shall be provided.
>To minimize vehicle overturns, consider vehicle
suitability, the condition and slope of the surface,
the operating speed of the vehicle,
traffic routes that avoid sharp bends, the nature
and positioning of the load,
> The job specific hazards and control measures
shall be communicate with the all workers and
2 Frame and >Personnel 2 3 6 record will be maintained and submitted to the 1 3 3 Construction
Glass Offload > Falling injury main contractor. Team, Project
Materials > Fatality / LTI > Restrict unauthorized personnel at the offloading manager,
> Manual area. Engineer and
Foreman
handling > Follow the load chart and lifting plans.
hazards. > Competent and trained personnel (Operators &
>Struck by a riggers) shall be deployed for the work.
moving > Load shall be secured properly while lifting/
object. shifting.
>Close supervision shall be maintained
>The job specific hazards and control measures shall
be communicate with the all workers.
>Do not exceed the SWL.
>Protective sleeves shall be provided for the
webbing sling.
> All lifting equipment’s and gears shall be certified
by 3rd party approved by EIAC.
Storage of >Collapse of >Personnel >In-house training to workers for storage materials Construction
3 2 2 4
Frame and materials. injury. and record shall be maintained. 1 2 2 Team, Project
Glass >Access >Property >Store the Glass at the designated area as per the manager,
blocked. damage. site safety requirements. Engineer and
> Proper access shall be maintained in storage area. Foreman
> Emergency access or services (e.g. fire point) shall
not block with the Frame and Glass.
> Proper barricade and sign board and emergency
contact number shall be displayed at the storage
area.
> Appropriate PPEs shall be used specific to the job.
> Supervision shall be available to maintain proper
storage.
> Housekeeping shall be maintained all the time.
> Fire load shall be minimized.
> The job specific hazards and control measures
shall be communicate with the all workers.
Fixing & lifting Falling of men >Personal >>The job specific hazards and control measures 1 3 3 Construction
4 3 3 9
Materials. Injury. shall be communicate with the all workers by Team, Project
>Manual >Fatality / LTI. foreman. manager,
handling >Property >Clean the perimeter of Glass & Fix the glass Engineer and
Foreman
hazards (pinch damage. vacuum cup / Glass Suckers from outside & inside of
/ crush point. the glass,
>Minimum 4 persons will be lift the glass unit to the
correct height and 4 persons will catch the glass
vacuum cup like this way the unit will be lifted to
the correct height and positioned on the fittings.
>inside the building where glass is to be placed, 2
person will hold the glass by vacuum cup / Glass
Suckers which is already fixed for support the glass
holding and Place the Glass Panel into the Glazing
Aperture,
>set properly on to the Glass setting block and
Install Glass toggle clip over the Glass units once the
alignment is confirmed.
>Then tighten their screws of Glass toggle clip on
the mullion & transom nose. Once all the screw
tighten the Glass unit will be released from the
Glass Suckers.
>Fix the curtain wall Pressures plate & cover cap
profile all four side. Finally finish it by silicone
sealant application where applicable. Note:-
Maximum Glass size is H 3.6m x W 1.8m x (8mm
glass+16mm spacer +8mmglass thickness) Total
weight of glass approx... 260 kg at Ground Floor
area. Maximum Glass size is H 1.825m x W 0.45m x
(8mm glass+12mm spacer +13.5 mm glass
thickness) Total weight of glass approx... 50 kg at
Skylight area.
>Ensure that everyone is given full instruction on the
method statement and that the appropriate equipment
is available to complete the handling tasks safely.
>A visual inspection is performed on the glass suction
appliance by a trained operative prior to use to ensure
that it is safe to use and defect free. The glass suction
lifter is brought into position in preparation for glass
suction.
>Has a system of work being identified to transfer the
glazing units that includes mechanical lifting aids,
training information for employees and safe access and
egress at the glazing installation point (i.e. cherry picker
or safe work platform)
>Work methodology and Risk assessment control
measures shall be communicated and explained to
the crew.
>Competent and trained personnel shall be
deployed for the work.
>The job specific hazards and control measures shall
be communicate with the all workers by foreman.
>Manual handling operations should be avoided
where possible.
>Always wear safety glasses with side shields and
gloves when moving or handling glass.
>Inspect the glass before moving it to assure there
isn’t any damage that may cause spontaneous glass
breakage.
>Do not place glass directly on hard surfaces.
Instead, use padding, or another type of cushioning
agent
>Carry only one piece of glass at a time.
>Have two or more people or utilize lift-assist
devices when handling large pieces of glass, as a
way to reduce any shear stress in the material.
>> Ensure competent supervision during lifting.
> Certified the vacuum lifter by an authorized
person before start lifting.
> Safe operating procedures should be prepared
and kept readily available for each vacuum lifting
equipment.
> Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
> Do not use vacuum lifting devices to handle loads
for which it is not designed.
> Where possible, use vacuum lifting only for
handling single items for which it is designed. Fully
assess the risk of items being lifted becoming
detached. Do not exceed the SWL.
> Ensure that there is good vacuum between the
surfaces of the suction pads and the load. Vacuum
efficiency could be affected by any damage to the
suction pads.
> Do not transport a vacuum lifted load where there
is a risk of injury to any person should the load or
part of it fall off. All movement of materials should
be properly organized and managed to prevent
injuries and damage to plant and key services.
Travel routes should be clearly defined and
maintained.
> Transport loaded vacuum pads at the lowest
height possible, where practicable no higher than
1.5m above ground level. Where this is not
practicable, other precautions should be
considered.
> 3rd party certificate for vacuum cups should be
required.
5 Erection & >Falling of >Personal 3 3 9 >MS and RA approved copy should be available at 1 3 3
Assembling men Injury. work place.
Materials. >Fatality / LTI. >Work methodology and Risk assessment control
>Manual >Property measures shall be communicated and explained to
Construction
handling damage. the crew.
Team, Project
hazards (pinch >Competent and trained personnel shall be
manager,
/ crush point. deployed for the work. Engineer and
>Safe working platform shall be provided for the Foreman
height work.
>The job specific hazards and control measures shall
be communicate with the all workers by foreman.
>Ensure 3 point contact while using any ladder.
>Every day before use of the scaffold, the user shall
check the scaffolding tag (green).
>scaffolding should be checked by scaffolding
inspector on weekly basis and if there is any missing
to be comply and reinspect the scaffolding and
green tagged before use.
>Materials to be secured and controlled with tag
lines.
>Area should be clear from any obstruction.
> Exclusion zone shall be barricade and warning sing
shall be provided.
>Safe scaffold shall be provided.
>100 % tie off of safety harness shall be followed.
> Make sure fingers are kept clear of the pinch
points and crush point.
> Deploy sufficient workers according to the nature
of the work.
>Pinch points shall be considered.
>Tool box talk shall be conducted before staring the
job.
>Appropriate PPEs specific to the job.
>Supervision shall be available to maintain proper
storage.
>Housekeeping shall me maintained all the time.
>Ensure approved logistic plan and Lifting plan are
available for the activity.
> Ensure all are complying with the lifting plan, risk
assessment and safe work procedures.
>The job specific hazards and control measures shall
be communicate with the all workers.
6 Usage of hand Usage of >Personal 2 3 6 >Competent / trained workers shall use the power 1 3 3 Construction
tools and improper/ injury (eye tools. Team, Project
power tools. defective injury, >All defective hand/ power tools shall be manager,
tools. minor/major quarantined and removed from site. Engineer and
Foreman
>Flying injuries. >Use proper hand/ power tools required for the job.
particles. >Electric >Modification of hand /power tools shall not be
>Wrong shock. done.
techniques. >Pre-use inspection of hand and power tools shall
>Fire and >Hand/Arm be done.
electrocution. Vibration >Inspection tag on tools shall be provided.
>Dust and Syndrome >Only 110v power tools shall be used.
(HAVS)
noise. >Follow safe working technique.
Carpal Tunnel
> Breaking of >Do not keep loose materials or tools on the
Syndrome
the Grinder/ scaffolds.
Cutting disc > Hand tools must be secured with tools lanyard.
>Manufacture instructions shall be followed.
>Vibration >Competent electricians should provide all electrical
connection.
>Ensure competent electrician is present in site all
the time.
>Use proper hand/ power tools required for the job.
>Modification of hand /power tools shall not be
done.
>Pre-use inspection of hand and power tools shall
be done.
>Follow safe working technique.
>Do not keep loose materials or tools on the
scaffolds.
> Hand tools must be secured with tools lanyard.
>Manufacture instructions shall be followed.
>Competent electricians should provide all electrical
connection.
>Ensure competent electrician is present in site all
the time.
>Use only industrial sockets for the power tools.
>Always check for damaged or frayed cables and
must replace immediately.
>Ensure the power supply connected and control by
the ELCB/ RCB.
>All electrical cables properly routed and protected.
>Monthly inspection of all electrical equipment’s
/Tools carried out and color code shall be provided.
>Train all workers on electrical safety and record
will be maintained.
>Appropriate PPEs specific to the job.
>Face shield shall be used while operating power
tools.
>Face shield shall be used while operating power
tools.
>Ensure appropriate cutting disc is used.
>Only trained worker change/ fix cutting disc.
>Dead man switch available.
>Grinding machine inspected before use.
>Never remove safety guard from the power tools.
>All flammable and combustible materials cleared
away.
>Fire extinguishers in place.
>Certified Fire watch available at site.
>Fire watch remain at location 30 minute after
completion of job.
>Communication / Coordination and close
supervision.
>Daily tools box talk shall be conducted by the
concerned foreman
> Make sure RPM of the disk shall be more than the
RPM of the power tool
>The job specific hazards and control measures shall
be >communicate with the all workers.
>Select power tools with lowest vibration levels.
>Minimise the time individuals use the equipment (e.g.
job rotation).
>Restrict use of vibration inducing tools to
recommended times (see Departmental guidance,
manufacturer’s information, local risk assessment or
label on equipment/ box).
>Ensure tools are properly stored, maintained and used
according to manufacturer’s instructions.
>Supervisors should inform users of risks from vibration.
Arrange health surveillance for those identified at risk
from vibration.

7 Skylight Access to >Personnel 2 3 6 >Take care to secure access points to prevent 1 3 3 Construction
installation roof/plant injury. unauthorized persons accessing roof areas. It is Team, Project
room by >Fatality / LTI. recognized that this can be problematic, e.g. when manager,
unauthorized >Property frequent irregular access is required such as when Engineer and
Foreman
persons, damage transporting materials onto roofs.
skylights, >Only Authorized persons are permitted access.
Roof anchors, >skylights are either covered, signed as hazardous
Overloading or have physical barriers around them. In some
roof, Adverse instances access to the location is restricted to
weather, UV those using fall restraint / arrest equipment.
exposure, >Those accessing roofs where skylights exist are to
heat, avoid these hazard areas where possible.\
>Scaffolding >All anchor devices and lateral man-safe systems
platform are tagged to indicate they have been tested. The
collapse. tag will show the next test due date. Do not use any
>Fall of equipment which is not in-date. Only use lanyards
personnel and and harnesses which comply with the specification
materials. of equipment and method statement.
>Poor >Where heavy plant or materials are to be placed
housekeeping. on a roof consideration must be given to the safe
>Vacuum working load of the roof. Where there is any doubt
lifting Pump the Facilities Management competent person must
Failure be consulted.
>Do not work at height in storms or strong winds.
Managers / those granting permission for roof
access are to consider the implications the weather
could have on the safety of operatives.
>Be particularly mindful of the ‘sail’ effect which
large work materials can produce e.g. on plywood
sheets, glazing. This ‘sail effect’ can be extremely
hazardous, even in light winds.
>Where tools or equipment are being used
adjacent to a roof edge and there is a risk of them
falling and injuring those below those items must
be attached to a safety lanyard.
>Wear appropriate PPE and avoid working in direct
sun light for prolonged periods and take regular
breaks, keep hydrated with fresh water.
>For added safety consider using barriers to
cordon off the area below to prevent injuries to
pedestrians.
>Safe working platform shall be provided for the
height work.
>Scaffold shall be fit for its purpose and shall not be
overload.
>The job specific hazards and control measures shall
be communicate with the all workers by foreman.
>Scaffold inspected by competent scaffolding
Inspector only.
>Avoid climbing on any of the scaffolding member -
Use ladder for access & egress.
>Obtain PTW if required.
>Ensure 3 point contact while using any ladder.
>Competent (trained, skilled and experienced)
workers shall be deployed for the height work.
>Tools must be tethered with tools lanyard.
>Every day before use of the scaffold, the user shall
check the scaffold.
>Nobody allowed to work below were work at
height is on-going.
>Only certified scaffolder should erect/ modify the
scaffold,
>Ensure competent supervision during erection/
modification of scaffold.
>Certified the scaffold by a competent (DM
accredited 3rd party approved) person after the
erection.
>Weekly Inspection shall be conducted by certified
scaffold inspector.
>Scaffolds more than 10 meter heights must be
certified by Dubai municipality accredited 3rd party.
> Access & egress shall not be obstructed.
>Don’t use working platform for stacking or storing
of materials.
>Always ensure platforms are free from
obstructions.
> All personnel shall train on work at height.
>All Workers to work in compliance with the Risk
Assessment / Method Statement and apply ‘best
practice’ handling techniques.
>Vacuum Lifting equipment should be operated only
by competent persons who have been adequately
trained in the safe use of the equipment and the
findings of any risk assessment. Training should
cover:
> Ensure competent supervision during lifting.
> Certified the vacuum lifter by an authorized
person before start lifting.
> Safe operating procedures should be prepared
and kept readily available for each vacuum lifting
equipment.
> Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
> Do not use vacuum lifting devices to handle
loads for which it is not designed.
> Where possible, use vacuum lifting only for
handling single items for which it is designed. Fully
assess the risk of items being lifted becoming
detached. Do not exceed the SWL.
> Ensure that there is good vacuum between the
surfaces of the suction pads and the load. Vacuum
efficiency could be affected by any damage to the
suction pads.
> Do not transport a vacuum lifted load where
there is a risk of injury to any person should the
load or part of it fall off. All movement of
materials should be properly organized and
managed to prevent injuries and damage to plant
and key services. Travel routes should be clearly
defined and maintained.
> Transport loaded vacuum pads at the lowest
height possible, where practicable no higher than
1.5m above ground level. Where this is not
practicable, other precautions should be
considered.
8 Waterproofing Skin irritation, >Personnel 2 3 6 >Trolley should be used while transporting the 1 3 3 Construction
illness, injury. compressed gas cylinders in upright position and Team, Project
breathing >Eye injury manager,
cylinders should be tie in the trolley.
problem. Fall >Fatality / LTI. Engineer and
of personnel >Property >MSDS to be available on the work place Foreman
and materials. damage >COSHH assessment should be conducted and
Slips, trips briefed to workers.
>PPE’s must be worn as per mentioned in the MSDS
while handling chemicals.
>Storage together with the inert gases and highly
inflammable substance is not allowed.
>protection to be carried out from direct sunlight.
>Ensure during shifting of materials container is
properly covered.
>Fall protection arrangement (fall arrestor, lifeline,
and full body harness) shall be used.
>Ensure PPE’s all the time.
> 100% tie off of safety harness shall be followed.
>Monthly inspection and color coding shall be
followed for the safety harness.
>Communication / Coordination and close
supervision.
>Daily tools box talk shall be conducted by the
concerned foreman and record shall be maintained.
>Proper housekeeping shall be maintained at the
work location.
>The working platform shall be inspected by the
concern foreman/ supervisor and to make sure it is
safe to use before starting the work
> Dispose all waste materials produced from the
activity as per the municipality standard (hazardous
waste)
9 Hot Work. >Fire and >Personal 2 3 6 > Permit to work shall be taken from authorized 1 3 3 Construction
Electric shock. injury. personnel. Team, Project
>Skin burn >fatality / LTI > Keep the Hot Work Area clean, tidy and free from manager,
injury. >eyes injury any combustible materials. Engineer and
Foreman
>Inhalation. >asphyxiation > Fire extinguishers in place.
>Radiation. or poisoning > Certified Fire watch available at site
>eye injury by toxic > Fire watch remain at location 30 minute after
including fumes. completion of job.
ultra-violet >Extreme > Communication / Coordination and close
damage. bright light supervision
flash >Hot work warning sign.
>Welder have been attended the welding training
from approved agency.
>Welder must wear long sleeve arm cover or
coverall clothing.
>Follow standard operating procedure.
>Routine operations in designed area’
>operation checklist for those involved in hot work.
> Hot-work equipment is in good repair and
adequately secured.
> Where work is above floor level, non-combustible
curtains or sheets suspended beneath the work to
collect sparks.
>All gaps in walls and floors through which sparks
could pass covered with sheets of non-combustible
materials.
>Ensure that the correct Personal Protective
Equipment is worn in relation to the task being
carried out.
>Hot Work Checklist–to be secured to cylinder
trolleys.
>Supervise, erect and maintain any barriers, screens
or other protective measures.
>Ensure/arrange communication and/or reporting
procedures for emergency situations as
appropriate.
>Observe all fire precautions.
>Leave the area in a safe condition if the hot work is
suspended.
10 Work at >Scaffolding >Personnel Safe working platform shall be provided for the
Height platform injury. 3 3 9 height work. 1 3 3 Construction
collapse. >Fatality / LTI. >Scaffold shall be fit for its purpose and shall not be Team, Project
>Fall of >Property overload. manager,
damage Engineer and
personnel and >The job specific hazards and control measures shall
Foreman
materials. be communicate with the all workers by foreman.
>Scaffold inspected by competent scaffolding
Inspector only.
>Avoid climbing on any of the scaffolding member -
Use ladder for access & egress.
>Obtain PTW if required.
>Ensure 3 point contact while using any ladder.
>Competent (trained, skilled and experienced)
workers shall be deployed for the height work.
>Tools must be tethered with tools lanyard.
>Every day before use of the scaffold, the user shall
check the scaffold.
>Nobody allowed to work below were work at
height is ongoing.
>Only certified scaffolder should erect/ modify the
scaffold,
>Ensure competent supervision during erection/
modification of scaffold.
>Certified the scaffold by a competent (DM
accredited 3rd party approved) person after the
erection.
>Weekly Inspection shall be conducted by certified
scaffold inspector.
>Scaffolds more than 10 meter heights must be
certified by Dubai municipality accredited 3rd party.
> Access & egress shall not be obstructed.
>Don’t use working platform for stacking or storing
of materials.
>Always ensure platforms are free from
obstructions.
> All personnel shall trained on work at height.
>Fall protection arrangement (fall arrestor, life line
and full body harness) shall be used.
>Ensure PPE’s all the time.
> 100% tie off of safety harness shall be followed.
>Monthly inspection and color coding shall be
followed for the safely harness.
>Communication / Coordination and close
supervision.
>Daily tools box talk shall be conducted by the
concerned foreman and record shall be maintained.
>Proper housekeeping shall be maintained at the
work location.
>The working platform shall be inspected by the
concern foreman/ supervisor and to make sure it is
safe to use before starting the work.
Prepared By Reviewed by Approved by
Name Vishnu Prasad Eng.
Designation SEEMA / HSE Manager ASAK/ HSE Manager
Signature
Date 29/11/2021

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