ZKB - T.T.Sh-INSAAT (JV) Address: Plot No. 44, Street No. 11, I-9/2, Islamabad. Phone: +92-51-4444555, +92-51-4444533 Fax: +92.51-4444499, Email: zkbisbi92@gmail.com Enger ard Cansves Ref: ZKB — TT Sh-Insaat (JV)/KPCIP/Peshawar/Lot-4/2023/ 36 May 10, 2023 Engr. Abid Hayat Khan ‘The Engineer / Resident Engineer PMCSC-KPCIP-Peshawar Project: ADB_LOAN 4160-PAK_ & ADB LOAN 8412-PAK: (AIIB_CO- FINANCING): KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA. CITIES INPMROVEMENT PROJECT OCB/KPCIP/CW-02: PROCUREMENT IMPROVEMENT PROJECTOF WORKS FOR IMPROVEMENT / CONSTRUCTION OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM LOT-4: IMPROVEMENT OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM WITH SCADA IN PESHAWAR INCLUDING: A. REHABILITATION OR PROVISION OF WATER STORAGE RESERVOIRS; B. NEW DISTRIBUTION NET WORK AND WATER METERING SYSTEM; C. ENERGIZATION OF EXISTING TUBEWELLS. Subject: | SUBMISSION OF METHOD STATEMENT FOR TUBEWELLS. Dear Sir Please find enclosed method statement for item No.4-A of BOQ “Installation of tubewells” for consideration and approval please. Best Regards Whe *_. Engr. Syed Khalid Nadeem Bukhari Contractor Representative M/s ZKB-T.T.Sh-INSAAT (JV) ce: * Project Director (PMU-KPCIP, LGE&RDD), Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa * Chief Engineer CIU-WSSP, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa * VP Contracts ZKB-TT.Sh. Insaat,|siamabad * Project Director ZKB-TT.Sh. Insaat, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa «Manager Contracts ZKB-TT.Sh. Insaat, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa' A Joint Venture of Zahir Khan and Brothers T.T.Sh- Insaat Limited Liability Company Head office: Head office: 14-C Nodel Town Extension, Khojak Road, Quetta. 53, babak Ave., Nizamiistrit, Baku Cty, the Republic of Phone: 081-2875480, 2830682 - Fax: 0812825482 ‘Azerbaijan Email: info@zkb.com.pk Email: ttsh inshaat@mail.ruMethod Statement for Direct Boring Project Name: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Cities Improvement Project KPCIP/CW-02: Improvement of water supply system with SCADA, Rehabilitation or Provision of Water Storage Reservoirs, New Distribution Network and Water Metering System and Energization of Existing Tube Wells at LOT-04: Peshawar PROCEDURE / METHOD STATEMENT TUBEWELLS Client LGE& RDD Govt. of K.P.K. LOCAL GOVERNMENT, ELECTIONS & Consultant/PMCSC Project Management and Construction Supervision Consultant (Minconsult-SDN B.H.D.& C.E.C. Joint Venture) Contractor ZKB -T.T.SH-INSAAT (Joint Venture) (Engineers and Contractors)TABLE OF CONTENT 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 OBJECTIVE 3.0 REFERENCE 4.0 MACHINERYANDEQUIPMENT 5.0 MANPOWERREQUIREMENT 6.0 PROCEDURE 7.0 SAFETY GUIDELINES 8.0 COMPANY SAFETY POLICY 9.0 RISK ASSESSMENT 10 RELATED DOCUMENTS Figure 1-2: Proposed Schematic layout plan for water supply Improvements in Peshawar WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES LAYOUT PLAN ee — - 2 Project: Layout PlanINTRODUCTION Direct boring is a method used for the installation of tubewells, which involves drilling a borehole directly into the ground to access underground water sources. This method is often preferred over other methods of tubewell installation, such as. conventional drilling, because itis less invasive and can be carried out quickly and efficiently with minimal disruption to the surrounding area. It is successful in ordinary as well as in soft rock strata. SCOPE OF WORK: Planning and Design for Direct Boring Site Survey before starting of Direct Boring Activities Video Logging Establishment of Pond area Drilling and Rigging Lowering of Pipes Shifting of Mud and other material after Direct Boring Mobilization of Logistic Transport Equipment and material selection Mobilization of Direct Boring machinery Backfilling Restoration OBJECTIVES The objectives of this method statement are to ensure that the direct boring of tubewells is carried out in a safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible manner, and in compliance with all relevant laws and regulations. The specific objectives include: Preparation of the site for direct boring. Proper installation of the tubewelll using direct boring techniques. Ensuring safety of personnel and equipment. Minimizing the environmental impact of the direct boring process. REFERENCE Compliance with Local Authority Requirements, Specifications, and Engineering Standards. Machinery and EquipmentMANPOWER | Construction Manager fot | 2 _ HSE Manager fot { 3 "HSE Supervisor Tor i 4 "Site Engineer ot | i i i 5 | Environmentalist [ot | 6 Supervisor (02 | 7 : Excavator Operators (02 1 8 ' Skilled and Un-skilled Labor | Multiple iProcedures & Planning Procedure: Site Preparation: The site for the direct boring of the tubewell should be properly marked and access should be restricted to authorized personnel only. All underground utilities should be identified and marked prior to the start of the boring process. The area surrounding the site should be cleared of any obstacles that may interfere with the direct boring process. Boring: The direct boring process will be carried out using specialized equipment, including a drilling rig with a drill bit 20". The drill bit should be carefully selected to match the geology of the site and should be properly maintained to ensure efficient drilling. The drilling should be carried out in a systematic manner, with careful attention paid to the stability of the borehole and the safety of the personnel and equipment. Strata samples will be collected at every 10’ difference or as prescribed intervals for preservation and sieve analysis if required. Water samples will be collected at regular intervals in prescribed manner for testing. Installation: Immediately after the borehole has been drilled, the bail plug, strainer and blind pipe will be lowered with each pipe properly screwed and joined. Once lowering is done, the side spaces will be filled with shrouding and sanitary seal. Bore hole will be washed and cleaned with the help of compressor for 10 hours and then it will be pumped continuously at the discharge 1.5 thimes the design discharge. etnaThe top pipe will be stuck at around 3’ above Ground Level and the top hole will be covered with MS plate 3/8 inch dia duly and properly welded all around. Safety: All personnel involved in the direct boring process should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including hard hats, safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection as required. The drilling equipment should be inspected and maintained regularly to prevent accidents caused by equipment failure. Emergency response procedures should be in place in case of accidents or other emergencies during the direct boring process. Environmental Protection: All direct boring work should be carried out in a manner that minimizes environmental impact. Appropriate measures should be taken to prevent contamination of soil and water sources. Waste materials should be disposed of according to local regulations. Record Keeping: Records should be kept of all work carried out during the direct boring process, including photographs, videos any inspections report, safety checks, or other activities. These records should be kept for future reference, to ensure that the direct boring work was carried out in compliance with all regulatory requirements. By following these procedures, the direct boring of tubewells can be carried out safely, efficiently, and in compliance with all regulatory requirements. It is essential to follow alll relevant laws and guidelines, and to ensure that all workers involved in the project are adequately trained and equipped for the task SAFETY GUIDELINES The following safety guidelines should be followed when carrying boring and conversion process. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): All workers involved in the demolition process should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including hard hats, safety glasses, gloves and hearing protection as required. Electrical Safety: Before beginning boring process, all electrical lines and equipment in the area should be properly identified specially overhead conductors and de-energized to prevent electrical hazards.Structural Safety: The structural stability of the surrounding area should be assessed before beginning the work. Hazardous Materials: Equipment Safety: All equipment and tools e.g. safety helmets, goggles etc. will be used during the process. Communication: Effective communication between all workers involved in the process is essential to ensure that everyone is aware of potential hazards and can work together to prevent accidents. Emergency Preparedness: ‘An emergency response plan should be in place in case of accidents or other emergencies during the process. All workers should be trained in emergency response procedures and first aid. Environmental Protection: All demolition work should be carried out in a manner that minimizes environmental impact. Appropriate measures should be taken to prevent contamination of soil and water sources, and waste materials should be disposed of according to local regulations. Supervision: The drilling process should be supervised by a qualified supervisor who is responsible for ensuring that all safety guidelines are followed and that the work is carried out efficiently and in compliance with all regulatory requirements. By following these safety guidelines, the drilling can be carried out safely and efficiently, minimizing the risk of accidents and environmental impact. Company Health & Safety Policy All works will be performed in accordance with applicable local and national laws, contract requirements and regulations, including the Health and Safety of the company’s personal and others All the work operations will be so conducted that these will not be harmful to the life; or the health of the personnel working at the site. To avoid accidents and injuries to the workers, work areas will be adequately guarded by the H&S Officer on a routine basis.The workers will be provided with safety helmets and other safety kits as required, RISK ASSESSMENT Following is the risk assessment process. Identifying hazards- Before the start of the work Lead Civil/ supervisor shall identify the potential hazard involved in the construction activity. Security Staff shall be deputed at the site. Evaluate Risk- After identifying the risk,the Lead Civil/supervisor shall evaluate the risks involved in the construction activity. High, Medium, slight/low Remove hazards/ Control Hazard. - After risk evaluation, In chargeof Civil/ Lead Civil shall take remedial measures to control the hazards before starting the work. Following steps can minimize or control the hazards. Control & Monitor Prevention and control are sufficient when, Machines' tools and structures comply with laws and standards. Work to be designed and organized to be safe and healthy. Employees are trained, and they use safe working practices.