30 SEPT 2024

ALDAR PROJECTS
QUALITY SUBMITTAL TRANSMITTAL
PROJECT Design and Build Contract for Cycle Track – Route 3 & 4 in Abu Dhabi, U.A. E
CLIENT ALDAR Date 01 Oct 2024
PMC N/A Doc. Ref: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096
CONSULTANT AtkinsRealis QST No. P01
CONTRACTOR Gulf Contractor Company
PROJECT Cycle Track Route 3 & 4
Method Statement for Underpass
SUBMITTAL TITLE DISCIPLINE: MS
Construction Works

DWG/SPECS/BOQ
ITEM No Description Type Remarks
Reference
Method Statement for Underpass
01 MS
Construction Works

CONTRACTOR (GCC) SIGNATURE

RECEIVED
Gulzada Haqiq
DATE: 01-10-2024 DATE
CONSULTANT /PMC COMMENTS: □ Approved (Code A)

□ Approved as Noted (Code B)

□ Revise and Resubmit (Code C)

□ Rejected (Code D)

□ Information, Record (Code E)

CONSULTANT/ PMC REPRESENTATIVE NAME: SIGNATURE:

Muhammad Rafiq
DATE:
SIGNATURE:
RECEIVED BY CONTRACTOR REPPRESENTATIVE
NAME:
DATE:
NOTE: Corrections and comments made relative to submittals during the review do not relieve the contractor from compliance
with the requirements of the contract.
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 1 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

Method Statement for

Underpass Construction Works

Contractor’s Review:
Description QA/QC HSE C.M. T.M. P.M.
Name Gul Zada Haqiq Raheel Ahmad Muhamed Shawer Haja Nizamuddin Ghader Aslani
Technical
Designation QA/QC Manager HSE Manager Const. Manager Sr. Project Manager
Manager

Signature

Date 1st Oct 2024 1st Oct 2024 1st Oct 2024 1st Oct 2024 1st Oct 2024
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK-
Project Title:
ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor Kabri Int. LLC

Documents Title: Comments Reply Sheet

Method Statement: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P00-Underpass Construction
No Consultant Comments Contractor Reply Remarks
Comments of Rev-P00
OSH Comments: GCC/KABRI Reply:
1- Excavation risk assessment not identified and detailed in the 1- Noted for Compliance, The Excavation for underpass
MSRA_ Ref: Cop.29 ADOSH has addressed via Separate Method statement, the
2- The proposed method of protecting slopes to be mentioned in associated Riks has identified and addressed, please
the MSRA with reference as applicable. refer to MS #ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00087-P03
01 3- Dust and fumes? Noise pollution? - How this will be controlled. 2- Noted for Compliance, the Slop Protection has
4- Risk assessment to be activity specific. addressed in MS for Excavation, please refer to MS #:
ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00087-P03
3- Noted and complied, refer to Mentioned in section 8.1
4- Noted and complied, please refer revised RA at Rev-P01
ME Comments: Construction Methodology to be Revised duly GCC/KABRI Reply:
include the following Comments: 1- Noted & Complied, Excavation at underpass location
1- 1.Excavation for Existing Services to be done manual only and has been completed till formation level and No services
to be protected as per the Approved Drawing Either Concrete has been identified.
Protection or By the Protection Slab. 2- Noted for Compliance, Any ADM assets removed for
2- All Assets of ADM after excavation to be Handover to the underpass construction, it will be handed over and
Concerned Department and obtained Acknowledgment obtain receipt otherwise will store at site in designated
Receipt. areas.
02 3- All Temporary Work Design to be Checked by the 3rd Party as 3- Noted for Compliance, Mentioned in section 8.5.3
Approved by the ADM. 4- Noted for Compliance, Mentioned in section 8.5.3
4- All Shutters to be used shall be in good condition and provide 5- Noted for Compliance, Mentioned in section 8.5.3
release agent and De-Shuttering to be done as agreed with 6- Noted for Compliance, all materials shall be approved
Engineer. through MIR as mentioned under section 8.1
5- Curing to be Done Continuously for 7 Days or Provide Curing 7- Noted for Compliance.
agent in case of Emergency. 8- Noted for Compliance, Backfilling shall be followed as
6- All Approved Material to be Procured Prior to the per mentioned in section 8.11
Commencement and take approval by Submitting MIR.
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK-
Project Title:
ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor Kabri Int. LLC

7- WIR to be raised as per the Sequence of activities/as per the 9- Noted for Compliance, Sealant application shall be as
Checklist Approved. per manufacturer recommendations and as per
8- Backfilling layers thickness 200 mm loose and Compacted mentioned in section 8.10.
thickness 150mm only or as per the agreed with the Engineer. 10-Noted for Compliance, Concrete casting activities shall
9- For Expansion Joint Sealant material to use with Backing Rod as be followed as per mentioned in section 8.5.4
per the Approved from ADM and Gun Caulking is not 11-Noted for Compliance, Mentioned in section 8.12
Acceptable as per the ADM. 12-Noted for Compliance, all works will be executed as
10- After Concreting immediate Covered with Polythene Sheet to per approved shop drawing only.
avoid Moisture loss and during Concreting any breakdown is 13-Noted and Complied, Refer to ITP at Reve-P01
not acceptable.
11- Correction to be made in MS Tack Coat will apply in Asphalt
layer not with Prime Coat.
12- Work to be Executed only with Approved drawing release for
Construction and Overlap/Cover for Reinforcement/Cover
Block to be Followed accordingly.
13- The inspection Test Plan and Check list to be revised duly
include all Construction Activities and Provided is partial.
ARE Comments: GCC/KABRI Reply:
1- As per the project specifications, the maximum allowable time 1- Noted for complied, the concrete supply chain will be
gap between consecutive concrete layers must not exceed 30 Organized to meet the requirements for concrete initial
minutes. The pouring rate for the base slab should be calculated setting time for successive layer 30 minutes max.
in accordance with this requirement. Also, Will do timely coordination with concrete supplier
2- For the curing of the base slab, in addition to using hessian cloth to make sure mixers reach on time.
03 and polythene sheets, the Contractor must also place white 2- Noted for Compliance, it is addressed in section 8.5.4
polystyrene boards over the base slab to shield it from direct 3- Noted for Compliance, mentioned in section 8.6.2
sunlight. which states all formwork shall be checked and verified
3- Before commencing concrete pouring, the Contractor must by the formwork supplier.
obtain and submit a certificate or clearance from the formwork
supplier to the Engineer, confirming that the installed formwork is
satisfactory for concrete pouring.
 22 Sept 2024
ALDAR PROJECTS
QUALITY SUBMITTAL TRANSMITTAL
PROJECT Design and Build Contract for Cycle Track – Route 3 & 4 in Abu Dhabi, U.A. E
CLIENT ALDAR Date 22-09-2024
PMC N/A Doc. Ref: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096
CONSULTANT AtkinsRealis QST No. P00
CONTRACTOR Gulf Contractor Company
PROJECT Cycle Track Route 3 & 4
Method Statement for Underpass
SUBMITTAL TITLE DISCIPLINE: MS
Construction Works

DWG/SPECS/BOQ
ITEM No Description Type Remarks
Reference
Method Statement for Underpass
01 MS
Construction Works

CONTRACTOR (GCC) SIGNATURE

RECEIVED
Gulzada Haqiq
DATE: 18-09-2024 DATE
CONSULTANT /PMC COMMENTS: □ Approved (Code A)
CODE-C
OSH Comments noted in the attached sheet. □ Approved as Noted (Code B)
24/09/2024
□ Revise and Resubmit (Code C)

Comments from ME CODE-C 26/09/2024□ Rejected (Code D)

□ Information, Record (Code E)

Refer to the comments in the attached comments sheet.

26/09/2024
CONSULTANT/ PMC REPRESENTATIVE NAME: SIGNATURE:
Muhammad Rafiq
DATE: 26/09/2024
SIGNATURE:
RECEIVED BY CONTRACTOR REPPRESENTATIVE
NAME:
DATE:
NOTE: Corrections and comments made relative to submittals during the review do not relieve the contractor from compliance
with the requirements of the contract.
 AtkinsRéalis Comments

Project : Design & Build Cycle track route 3 & 4 - AUH

Client : AL DAR
Contractor : GCC
AtkinsRéalis Comments

Submittal Type: Transmittal Date: 24.09.2024

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Document Reference: Click or tap here to enter text.

ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MST-W-00096 Rev.: 00
Method Statement for Underpass Construction Works
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Status Code: CODE-C - Discipline: OSH

AtkinsRéalis Comments:
OSH Comments

_ Excavation risk assessment not identified and detailed in the MSRA_ Ref: Cop.29 ADOSH
_ The proposed method of protecting slopes to be mentioned in the MSRA with reference as applicable.
_Dust and fumes ? Noise pollution?- How this will be controlled.
_ Risk assessment to be activity specific.

Comments from ME:

Constrction Methodology to be Revised duly include the following Comments: 24/09/2024
E
1.Excavation for Existing Services to be done manual only and to be protected as per the Approved Drawing
Either Concrete Protection or By the Protection Slab.
2.All Assets of ADM after excavation to be Handover to the Concerned Department and obtained Acknowlegment Receipt.
3.All Temporary Work Design to be Checked by the 3rd Party as Approved by the ADM.
4.All Shutters to be used shall be in good condition and provide release agent and De-Shuttering to be done as agreed with Engineer.
5.Curing to be Done Continuously for 7 Days or Provide Curing agent in case of Emergency. 26/09/2024
6.All Approved Material to be Procured Prior to the Commencement and take approval by Submitting MIR.
7.WIR to be raised as per the Sequence of activities/as per the Checklist Approved.
8.Backfilling layers thickness 200 mm loose and Compacted thickness 150mm only or as per the agreed with the Engineer.
9.For Expansion Joint Joint Sealant material to used with Backing Rod as per the Approved from ADM and Gun Caulking is not
Acceptable as per the ADM.
10.After Concreting immediate Covered with Polythene Sheet to avoid Moisture loss and during Concreting any breakdown is not acceptable.11
11.Correction to be made
: in MS Tack Coat will apply in Asphalt layer not with Prime Coat.
12.Work to be Executed only with Approved drawing release for Construction and Overlap/Cover for Reinforcement/Cover Block to be Followed
accordingly.
13.The inspection Test Plan and Check list to be revised duly include all Construction Activities and Provided is partial.

ARE:
1.As per the project specifications, the maximum allowable time gap between consecutive concrete layers must not
exceed 30 minutes. The pouring rate for the base slab should be calculated in accordance with this requirement.
2.For the curing of the base slab, in addition to using hessian cloth and polythene sheets, the Contractor must also
place white polystyrene boards over the base slab to shield it from direct sunlight.
3.Before commencing concrete pouring, the Contractor must obtain and submit a certificate or clearance from the
formwork supplier to the Engineer, confirming that the installed formwork is satisfactory for concrete pouring.

Resident Engineer HBM

26/09/2024
Mohammed Rafiq
Signature:

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 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 2 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

Table of Contents:
1. Purpose: ............................................................................................................................................... 4
2. Scope: .................................................................................................................................................. 4
3. Legislation and code of practice: ..................................................................................................... 4
4. Reference: ........................................................................................................................................... 4
5. Definitions: ........................................................................................................................................... 5
6. Resources: ........................................................................................................................................... 5
6.1 Equipment & Materials: .................................................................................................................................. 5
6.2 Human Resources & Assigned Responsibilities: .......................................................................................... 5
6.2.1 Project Manager: ................................................................................................................................................. 6
6.2.2 Construction Manager: ...................................................................................................................................... 6
6.2.3 QC Engineer: ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
6.2.4 Site Engineer: ........................................................................................................................................................ 7
6.2.5 HSE Engineer: ........................................................................................................................................................ 7
6.2.6 HSE Officer: ............................................................................................................................................................ 7
6.2.7 Surveyor: ................................................................................................................................................................ 8
6.2.8 Site Supervisor: ..................................................................................................................................................... 8
7. HSE Precautions ................................................................................................................................... 8
7.1. Task Sheet: ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
7.2. Risk Assessments: ............................................................................................................................................ 9
7.3. Emergency Response Procedure: ................................................................................................................ 9
8. Methodology for underpass construction: ...................................................................................... 10
8.1 Preparation activities: ................................................................................................................................... 10
8.2 Compaction of formation layer and Blinding: ........................................................................................... 10
8.3.1 Site Clearing and Excavation: ....................................................................................................................... 10
8.3.2 Compaction of Formation Layer and Blinding: ......................................................................................... 11
8.3 Type A waterproofing works. ....................................................................................................................... 11
8.4 Installation of Pre-cast box sections ........................................................................................................... 11
8.5 Base slab construction: ................................................................................................................................ 11
8.5.1 Further Preparation of Formation Layer at Retaining Wall Areas .......................................................... 11
8.5.2 Rebar works for Base slabs: ............................................................................................................................ 12
8.5.3 8Shutter works for base slab: .......................................................................................................................... 14
8.5.4 Concrete for base slab: ................................................................................................................................... 14
8.6 Retaining wall construction: ........................................................................................................................ 15
8.6.1 Preparatory works: ............................................................................................................................................ 15
8.6.2 Rebar works for retaining wall: ....................................................................................................................... 16
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 3 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

8.6.3 Formwork installation for Retaining wall: ..................................................................................................... 17

8.6.4 Concrete works for Retaining wall. ............................................................................................................... 18
8.7 Head wall construction: ............................................................................................................................... 20
8.8 Drainage system installation: ...................................................................................................................... 21
8.9 Surface Finishes: ............................................................................................................................................ 23
8.10 Structural Backfilling (layer by layer): ........................................................................................................ 24
8.11 Reinstatement works: ................................................................................................................................... 25
8.12 Site clearance ............................................................................................................................................... 27
9. Inspection & Testing .......................................................................................................................... 28
10. Attachments ................................................................................................................................... 28
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 4 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

1. Purpose:
This method statement outlines the procedures for underpass construction for Cycle Track at
Route 04.

2. Scope:
This method statement covers the construction methodology for the cast-in situ works of base
slabs, retaining wall and head wall, drainage works, backfilling works, surface finishes,
reinstatement and handing over works.

Bellow is the Scope included:

A. Preparation activities
B. Preparation of formation and Blinding works
C. Type A waterproofing Type A, (separate MS will be submitted)
D. Installation of Pre-cast box sections, (separate MS will be submitted)
E. Construction of Base Slab
F. Construction of Retaining wall
G. Construction of Head wall
H. Drainage system installation
I. Surface Finishes
J. Structural Backfilling (layer by layer)
K. Reinstatement works
L. Site clearance

3. Legislation and code of practice:

A. ADOSH-SF-CoP-21.0 Permit to Work System - V 3.0- July 2016.
B. AD OSH-SF-CoP-2.0 Personal Protective Equipment - V3.0- July 2016.
C. ADOSH-SF-CoP-22.0 Barricading of Hazards-V 3.0- July 2016
D. ADOSH-SF-Cop-29 Excavation works-V 3.0- July 2016
E. ADOSH-SF-Cop-4.0 First aid and medical emergency Ver. 3.0 of July 2016

4. Reference:
A. ADQCC Standard Specification Vol #1 Chapter 1: General requirements
B. ADQCC SS/Vol. #1, Chapter #2-Earth Work
C. ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4 Concrete Works, Phara, #4.3.10
D. ADQCC SS/Vol. #2, Chap. #28, Section: 28.2 Type A Waterproofing Membranes
E. Abu Dhabi Occupational Safety and Health System Framework (OSHAD-SF)
F. Abu Dhabi Urban Planning Council (UPC) Codes
G. Abu Dhabi Quality and Conformity Council (QCC) Regulations
H. Related Risk assessment
I. Authorities As-Built Drawing
J. Approved Shop drawing.
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 5 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

5. Definitions:
A. PM: Project Manager
B. CM: Construction Manager
C. PE/SE: Project Engineer / Site Engineer
D. ME: Material Engineer
E. QC: QA/QC Engineer
F. ST: Survey Team
G. ERT: Emergency Response team
H. SO: Safety Officer
I. PIC: Person in Charge
J. GS ADM General Specifications for Roads & Bridges.
K. PS: Contract Particular Specifications
L. MS: Method Statement
M. Vol #: Volume #
N. SS: Standard Specifications
O. ADM: Abu Dhabi Municipality
P. STN: Storm Water Network
Q. ADWEA: Abu Dhabi Water & Electricity Authority
R. Engineer: Consultant / Engineer
S. PPE: Personal Protective Equipment
T. TBT: Tools Box Meeting
U. OSHAD: Occupational Safety and Health Abu Dhabi
V. HSE: Health Safety and Environment
W. ADDC: Abu Dhabi Distribution Company
X. ADSSC: Abu Dhabi Sewerage Services Company

6. Resources:
6.1 Equipment & Materials:
A. Excavators: For excavation and site preparation.
B. Cranes: For lifting pre-cast segments.
C. Concrete Pumps: For casting base slabs and retaining walls.
D. Compaction Equipment: Rollers and plate compactors for backfilling and reinstatement.
E. Formwork System: For cast-in-situ works.
F. Lifting Gear: Slings, spreader beams, and shackles.
G. Surveying Equipment: Total stations and laser levels for alignment.

6.2 Human Resources & Assigned Responsibilities:

A. Project Manager
B. Construction Manager
C. QC Engineer
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 6 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

D. Site Engineer
E. HSE Engineer
F. HSE Officer
G. Surveyor
H. Supervisor

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

It is the responsibility of Contractor’s Project Manager/Construction Manager/Engineers to
ensure that the responsible personnel are familiar with the activities.
Ensure that approved method statement, Safety requirements of activity and approved RA
are implemented at site.

6.2.1 Project Manager:

❖ He has overall responsibility for efficient execution management in accordance with the
contract requirements.
❖ Coordinate with clients, consultants, and subcontractors.
❖ Ensure compliance with project specifications, codes, and regulations.
❖ Monitor project progress, identify risks, and implement mitigation measures.
❖ Oversee procurement of materials and equipment.
❖ Manage project budget and ensure financial control.
❖ Provide regular project updates to stakeholders.
❖ Resolve project issues and conflicts.
❖ Coordinate with the project team to ensure smooth workflow and timely completion.

6.2.2 Construction Manager:

❖ Oversee the construction activities related to Underpass construction works.
❖ Coordinate and manage with construction team at Site.
❖ Monitor and control the construction schedule.
❖ Ensure compliance with project specifications and quality standards.
❖ Conduct regular site inspections to ensure work is progressing as planned.
❖ Coordinate with other trades and disciplines on-site.
❖ Resolve construction-related issues and conflicts.
❖ Ensure proper safety measures are in place.
❖ Review and approve work methods and construction drawings.
❖ Provide technical support and guidance to the project team.
❖ Ensure accurate documentation of construction activities.

6.2.3 QC Engineer:
❖ Conduct inspections and tests as per the approved inspection and test plans.
❖ Monitor the implementation of quality control measures on-site.
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 7 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

❖ Coordinate with construction team to ensure compliance with quality requirements.

❖ Review method statements and work procedures for quality compliance.
❖ Document and report non-conformance issues and assist in implementing corrective
actions.
❖ Prepare and maintain quality records and reports.
❖ Provide technical support and guidance to the project team regarding quality matters.

6.2.4 Site Engineer:

❖ The Site engineer is responsible for the implementation and execution of complete repair
activities in safe manner and according to the approved method statement.
❖ Assist in project planning and coordination.
❖ Conduct technical analysis and feasibility studies.
❖ Coordinate with consultants, suppliers, and subcontractors.
❖ Perform quality control inspections and tests.
❖ Assist in the selection and procurement of materials.
❖ Ensure compliance with engineering standards and codes.
❖ Assist in the preparation of progress reports.

6.2.5 HSE Engineer:

❖ Develop and implement health, safety, and environmental (HSE) plans and policies.
❖ Ensure compliance with local safety regulations and company HSE standards.
❖ Conduct regular site inspections to identify and mitigate potential hazards.
❖ Provide safety training and induction to workers and subcontractors.
❖ Investigate incidents and accidents and implement preventive measures.
❖ Conduct risk assessments and develop safe work procedures.
❖ Monitor and ensure the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE).
❖ Coordinate with relevant authorities for HSE permits and certifications.
❖ Maintain HSE documentation and records.
❖ Provide guidance and support to the project team regarding HSE matters.

6.2.6 HSE Officer:

❖ Assist the HSE Engineer in implementing HSE plans and policies.
❖ Conduct regular site inspections to identify and report safety and environmental issues.
❖ Monitor compliance with safety rules and regulations.
❖ Conduct safety inductions and toolbox talks for workers.
❖ Assist in incident investigations and root cause analysis.
❖ Implement and monitor risk control measures.
❖ Promote a safety culture and awareness on the project site.
❖ Assist in emergency response planning and drills.
❖ Maintain HSE records and documentation.
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 8 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

❖ Conduct periodic safety audits and inspections.

6.2.7 Surveyor:
❖ Establishing the control point consist of scouting existing reference points on site with
reference to existing control point defined and indicated by the ENGINEER.
❖ Setting out the location and levels of the underpass, ensuring it is positioned correctly as
per the design.
❖ Taking accurate measurements of the site, including elevations and alignments.
❖ Providing survey data and reports to the site engineer and project team, ensuring
accurate measurements are available for each construction phase.
❖ Conduct as-built surveys upon the completion of underpass construction works

6.2.8 Site Supervisor:

❖ Incorporate HSE instructions in routine orders and see that they are obeyed at all times.
❖ Directly oversee the on-site construction activities.
❖ Coordinate and manage the workforce.
❖ Assign tasks and ensure their proper execution.
❖ Ensure compliance with safety regulations and company policies.
❖ Monitor work progress and productivity.
❖ Provide technical guidance and support to the workers.
❖ Conduct regular inspections to ensure quality workmanship.
❖ Coordinate with other trades and disciplines on-site.
❖ Report any issues or delays to the Site engineer.
❖ Maintain accurate records of work activities and resources.
❖ Implement and enforce project-specific guidelines and standards.

7. HSE Precautions
7.1. Task Sheet:
A. Activity Hazard Analysis, Risk Assessment, Precautions & Emergency Arrangements Task
Sheets shall be developed jointly by the construction team and the HSE team for all
activities applicable to Concrete works.
B. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety boots, high-visibility
vests, and hard hats.
C. Establish clear and safe access routes, walkways, and barricades to prevent unauthorized
entry and protect workers from falls or tripping hazards.
D. Securely store and stack materials and equipment to prevent them from causing
accidents or blocking emergency exits.
E. Implement proper lighting in work areas to enhance visibility and reduce the risk of
accidents or injuries.
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
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F. Ensure the availability of fire extinguishers, fire blankets, or other appropriate fire-fighting
equipment at the worksite.
G. Ensure that electrical installations, cables, and equipment are properly grounded and
regularly inspected.
H. Implement proper fall protection measures when working at heights, such as on roofs or
elevated surfaces.
I. Properly collect, segregate, and dispose of waste materials, including chemicals,
adhesives, and packaging, in accordance with local regulations.

7.2. Risk Assessments:

A. Risk assessments will be produced for all activities described in this method statement.
B. Risk assessments shall be communicated to the workforce prior to commencement of
works.
C. To maintain the required precautions, a competent person must inspect

7.3. Emergency Response Procedure:

The site fire/emergency procedure is included within Project HSE Plan.
The site emergency plan explains how projects / contractors will interface with the site
emergency facilities these include:

NR Department Phone/Contact # Remarks

01 Police Department 999
02 Ambulance 998
03 Civil Defense 997

It also identifies some key requirements that project emergency plan must include as liaison
points and first aid rooms.
Through put the Emergency Service Meeting Points will be established, all individually
numbered. Each project must note the nearest point to them within their plan; these points will
provide the emergency services guidance when navigating the site to find the emergency.
In case accident injury occurs on the site, provide possible first aid on the site and further send
to the hospital. All accident and near misses are to be recorded in the GCC accident file and
immediately reported to Project Management and HSE teams.
In case of minor and major accident call the emergency, contacts numbers listed below

NR Name Designation Contact # Remarks

01 Alaa Project Manager-Infrastructure +971502735363
02 Mohamed Shawer Construction Manager-Cycle Track +971559188343
03 Raheel Ahmed HSE Manager +971502655006
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Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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8. Methodology for underpass construction:

Construction methodology covers activities to be followed;

8.1 Preparation activities:

A. Relevant NOC’s and work permit to be obtained prior to the commencement of work.
B. Verify all approvals for material submittals are procured prior to start the underpass
construction works, pre-cast installation works etc.
C. In areas determined to have service lines from government authority, proper existing data
to be arranged prior to start any underpass construction works.
D. The Contractor shall employ a laboratory to perform all required tests. All documentation
of the laboratory proving his competency shall be submitted to the Client’s approval,
prior to commencement of the work.
E. During earthwork activities, all existing facilities, services, pipes, cables, instruments and
survey monuments on, above, or under the surface of the area where earthwork
operations are to be performed, shall be protected.
F. Carry out hazard identification and risk assessment
G. Determine control measures to mitigate hazards/risks.
H. The Site Team shall ensure that access roads are always clear from any obstruction and
that the site is always accessible. Provision of access and egress such as ladders, steps,
ramps, or other safe means of egress and be within a reasonable distance.
I. Trial trench will be conducted at the proposed under pass location and retaining wall
areas to identify and verify the utilities and services crossing the underpass locations.
J. Any services located and identified, it will be highlighted to the Engineer and suitable
measures will be adopted for relocating or diversion as per the approved methodology.
K. Dust and fumes control measures such as sprinkling of water shall be used to control it.
L. Construction noise shall be controlled and minimized as much as possible
M. Prior to the commencement of any work, all persons involved will be given a pre-work
briefing based on the job hazard analysis relating to the risks and required control
measures for the construction works.

8.2 Compaction of formation layer and Blinding:

This involves the initial preparation of the ground or formation layer where the underpass and
retaining walls will be constructed.

8.3.1 Site Clearing and Excavation:

A. The site is cleared of all debris, vegetation, and obstacles to ensure proper ground
conditions.
B. Excavation is performed to the required depth as per the design drawings. The depth
will vary depending on the underpass or retaining wall.
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C. Soil improvement works for the underpass structure will be executed by approved third
party. Will make sure all necessary pre-qualification documents and method statement
are approved prior to start of any soil improvement works.
D. Separate method statement detailing the soil improvement works shall be submitted
for approval.

8.3.2 Compaction of Formation Layer and Blinding:

E. After excavation, the ground is levelled and compacted using mechanical vibratory
rollers or other compaction equipment to achieve the required density (usually 95% of
maximum dry density (MDD)).
F. Field density tests (FDT) are carried out to confirm the compaction is within acceptable
limits.
G. A sub-base
sub layer (usually made of graded aggregate or crushed stone) is added on top
of the compacted formation layer. The sub-base sub base is spread evenly and compacted in
layers until the required thickness is achieved.
H. Filed density tests are conducted to ensure the sub-base
sub layer meets the project
requirements for density.
I. After confirmation of formation layer by the Engineer, will proceed with blinding
activities.
J. Polyethylene sheet of 1000G will be laid in the area of blinding.
K. A blinding layer of 100mm thick of lean concrete is placed over the compacted sub-
base to create a smooth and clean surface for waterproofing works.
L. The sequence of blinding for the underpass and retaining wall areas depends upon the
site situations. Firstly, blinding works shall commence on the underpass section thereby
proceeding to retaining wall areas or vice-versa.
M. Curing of the blinding is done by applying water or curing compound to prevent it from
drying out too quickly, thus avoiding cracking and ensuring strength development.

8.3 Type A waterproofing works.

A. Separate method statement will be submitted

8.4 Installation of Pre-cast box sections

A. Separate method statement will be submitted

8.5 Base slab construction:

8.5.1 Further Preparation of Formation Layer at Retaining Wall Areas
A. For the retaining wall sections and base slab, the formation layer is further leveled and
compacted, similar to the underpass section.
B. Sub-base material is placed and compacted in layers to achieve the design levels and
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
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compaction requirements for the retaining wall foundation.

C. After preparation of formation level, the area will receive blinding and followed by Type
A waterproofing application.
D. Surveyors use precision instruments such as total stations to establish reference points for
the base slab.
E. These reference points are critical to ensure that the slab is installed at the correct
location, level, and orientation.
F. To confirm the positions, joint inspection between the contractor and Engineer will be
conducted prior to the commencement of rebar works for base slabs.

8.5.2 Rebar works for Base slabs:

A. Ensure that the area is free from debris, water, or any other obstacles that might hinder
rebar installation.
B. Ensure that the reinforcement bars are free from rust, oil, dirt, or any other contaminants.
C. Verify the bar diameters, lengths, and types of rebars are as per the approved
drawings.
D. Check that the delivered bars comply with the required standards and has been
approved by the Engineer through material inspection requests.
E. Install the bottom layer of rebars according to the approved shop drawings and bar
bending schedule.
F. Maintain the required spacing and cover using approved spacers and chairs. Ensure
proper positioning of rebar chairs to prevent sagging during concrete pouring.
G. Fix rebars using binding wire at intersections (ensure ties are tight and secure but not
overstressed).
H. Place the upper layer of reinforcement on top of the bottom layer as per the structural
design and drawings.
I. Ensure the lap length follows the specifications in the structural drawings or the
applicable standards
J. Verify that the anchoring of bars into adjoining pre-cast member is in accordance with
the design.
K. Plain steel bars, 25mm in diameter, are placed at the interface between the precast
members and the cast-in-situ base slab to ensure structural continuity.
L. These bars provide a mechanical connection, transferring loads between the two
concrete elements.
M. The pre-cast segments during casting will fix 28mm Dia pvc sleeves. Later after
installation at site, plain steel dowels will be fixed into these sleeves with sealant
application. These dowels act as the connection details between the pre-cast
members and the cast-in situ base slab.
N. Connection details highlighted through shop drawing 00311-GCC-ST-R4-UP-X-10012.
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
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O. All the connection details between the movement joint or expansion joint is with steel
dowels and filler boards.

P. 20mm bituminous cork filler board is placed between the base slab and pre-cast
member and also to protect waterproofing membrane against any damages.
Q. Conduct a pre-concrete pour inspection to ensure all rebars are in position, tied, and
supported as per the design.
R. Check that sufficient concrete cover is provided to protect the rebars from corrosion.
S. Any misaligned or incorrectly placed rebar should be rectified before pouring concrete,
with approval from the Engineer.
T. Prio to the rebar inspection, water stopper for the base slab at the joint between base
slab and retaining wall be installed.
U. Installation will be in such a way that half of the water stopper will be embedded in
base slab and the remaining half at the retaining wall. Also, water stopper will be on the
external surface at the connection between base slab and retaining wall.
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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V. Engineer will check the completed rebar installation for compliance with the design
drawings and quality standards.
W. Any discrepancies will be documented and rectified before final approval is given for
the concrete pour.

8.5.3 8Shutter works for base slab:

A. Ensure the base slab area is leveled and cleared of any debris or obstructions. Verify
dimensions as per the approved drawings.
B. Inspect all formwork materials (plywood, steel, timber, etc.) for damage or defects.
Reject any materials that are not fit for use.
C. Apply shuttering oil or a release agent to the plywood or formwork surfaces that will
come into contact with concrete. This helps in easy removal post-casting and prevents
damage to the formwork.
D. Start by positioning the side formwork for the base slab, ensuring it is aligned with the
layout and grid lines. Check for plumb and level using a spirit level or plumb bob.
E. Provide adequate support to the formwork using steel props or timber struts to ensure
the formwork holds the shape of the base slab. Fix the formwork securely in place using
nails or clamps to prevent displacement during concrete pouring.
F. Install horizontal and diagonal bracings to ensure rigidity and prevent any movement
due to the pressure exerted by the wet concrete. Ensure the formwork can withstand
the load.
G. Inspect joints between formwork panels for any gaps or potential leakage points. Seal
them using a sealing strip or other approved material.
H. Check the height of the formwork for the base slab using a leveling instrument to ensure
the slab thickness is consistent as per the design specifications.
I. Inspector from formwork supplier (ACROW) shall produce ready to cast certificate after
J. cross-checking all the installation is as per approved drawing.
K. The temporary works will be checked and verified by ADM approved 3rd party prior to
L. Consultant inspection and a safe certificate will be provided by them for consultant
review.
M. The site engineer will do a pre-pour inspection of the formwork to ensure it complies with
the project specifications, design drawings, and construction standards before
proceeding with Engineer joint inspection.
N. Joint inspection between the contractor and the Engineer will be conducted for the
final approval prior to proceeding with concrete works.

8.5.4 Concrete for base slab:

A. Joint inspection between the contractor and the Engineer will be conducted for the
final approval prior to proceeding with concrete works.
B. Conduct a pre-concreting inspection with the QA/QC team to verify formwork,
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
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reinforcement, and levels.

C. Any issues or deviations must be rectified before proceeding.
D. Approved concrete mix should be delivered in accordance with mix design and tested
for slump, temperature, and other required parameters before placement.
E. Begin pouring concrete at the lowest point, working methodically towards the highest
point.
F. Use a concrete pump or crane bucket to pour, depending on the scale and site
access.
G. Ensure that concrete is placed evenly and in layers to avoid cold joints.
H. Kickers will be provided in base slabs which will act as a shear connector for the
retaining walls which comes in the next stage of casting.
I. Use internal vibrators to compact the concrete and remove trapped air, ensuring there
are no honeycombs or voids.
J. After compaction, screed the surface to the desired level using a screed board or
mechanical screeder.
K. Ensure that the surface is levelled according to the design.
L. Perform trowelling and finishing as per the project requirements.
M. After initial setting of concrete, apply a curing compound or cover with water-soaked
mats/hessian for continuous curing.
N. Maintain proper curing for a minimum period of 7 days (or as per specification),
ensuring no surface cracks occur due to drying.
O. further to prevent the rate of hydration, polystyrene boards shall be laid on top of the
P. casted base slab followed by polyethylene sheet covering
Q. Ensure that concrete mix is tested for slump, strength, and other parameters as required
by the project specification.
R. Keep a record of all concrete tests such as cube tests for compressive strength.
S. After curing, inspect the slab for any defects such as cracks or honeycombing.
T. Repair any defects as necessary, such as patching minor cracks or surface
imperfections.
U. Remove formwork carefully after ensuring that the concrete has gained sufficient
strength.

8.6 Retaining wall construction:

8.6.1 Preparatory works:
A. Verify the approved structural drawings and bending schedules. Ensure bar diameters,
lengths, shapes, and spacings are as per specifications.
B. Clear the area of any debris or obstructions. Prepare the formwork for the retaining wall
and inspect for structural integrity.
C. Check all reinforcement bars for any damages, rust, or deviations from the design.
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
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Ensure the steel grade and size comply with the specifications.
D. The kicker is prepared by chipping to create a rough surface that will ensure a good
bond between the base slab and the retaining wall.
E. Ensure lifting and transportation of rebar is done safely. Rebar should be stored on
elevated platforms to avoid contact with moisture or soil.
F. Maintain a clean working area to avoid trips and falls.
G. Adequate support and bracing should be provided before working in elevated areas.
H. Temporary access scaffolding will be erected for installation of rebar for people working
at height.

8.6.2 Rebar works for retaining wall:

A. Temporary access scaffolding will be erected for installation of rebar for people working
at height.
B. Install the vertical reinforcement bars first, ensuring they are placed at the correct
intervals as per the design. Maintain adequate embedment of bars into the base slab
reinforcement.
C. Fix the vertical bars in place using binding wire. Tie them securely at intersections and
use spacer blocks at the bottom to maintain the proper cover from the formwork.
Check verticality with spirit levels or plumb lines.
D. Place the horizontal reinforcement bars after securing the vertical bars. Ensure proper
overlap and spacing as per design.
E. Make sure that the lapping of rebar is strictly complied with the approved shop
drawings for rebar works.
F. Place any additional reinforcement (e.g., diagonal bars or stirrups) as specified in the
drawings to handle specific loads, like shear or bending.
G. Reinforcement at corners and junctions should be carefully placed and securely tied.
H. Use spacers or plastic chairs to ensure that reinforcement bars maintain the required
concrete cover or as specified.
I. Place spacers evenly along the length of the wall to prevent steel from coming into
contact with the formwork during concreting.
J. Measure and confirm the concrete cover from the rebar to the edge of the formwork
using a measuring tape. The cover must be uniform throughout the wall to protect the
steel from corrosion.
K. Tie rebar intersections securely using 16-gauge binding wire to ensure the bars don’t
move during concreting.
L. Check that all ties are tight and that no bars are loose or out of alignment. Before final
inspection, double-check the verticality and alignment of all rebar cages (both
horizontal and vertical).
M. The rebar for the retaining wall will be installed segment wise and casting of retaining
wall will be with construction joints. The location of construction joints will be fixed
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according to the site situation.

N. Since there is CJ for retaining walls, water stopper will be installed during the rebar works
prior to closing of shutter. So during casting for the next phase of retaining wall, the
water stopper will be a part of the next stage too.
O. Once the rebar is fixed and completed, joint inspection with the contractor and
Engineer will be conducted to verify the installed rebar is as per approved shop
drawings and specifications.
P. After final inspection, obtain approval from the supervising engineer before proceeding
with concrete placement.

8.6.3 Formwork installation for Retaining wall:

A. Review the approved drawings for the retaining wall and any formwork design
documents.
B. Ensure the formwork is designed to withstand the lateral pressures exerted by the
concrete during pouring, taking into account wall height, wall thickness, and concrete
placement rates.
C. Clean the site and remove any obstructions or debris in the area where formwork will be
erected.
D. Mark the location of the retaining wall on the base slab with accurate dimensions using
chalk lines or other markers.
E. Position the vertical side shuttering panels (for both the front and back faces of the
retaining wall) according to the design. Ensure that the panels are placed on either side
of the rebar cage while maintaining the required wall thickness.
F. Use formwork clamps or tie rods to secure the panels in position. Tie rods should be
inserted through holes or sleeves in the formwork at regular intervals to hold the
opposing panels together.
G. Install temporary braces to support the formwork until the tie rods and props are fully
secured.
H. Attach vertical and horizontal props or bracing to the formwork to ensure stability.
adjustable props (such as Acrow props) should be used for height adjustments.
I. For high retaining walls, provide additional bracing (such as walers or stiffeners) at
regular intervals to resist the lateral pressure of the fresh concrete.
J. Ensure that the formwork is vertical (plumb) and aligned correctly in both the
longitudinal and transverse directions.
K. Ensure that all formwork joints (where panels meet) are tightly sealed to prevent
concrete leakage during pouring. Apply foam or sealant at joints if necessary.
L. Before closing the formwork, ensure that the reinforcement bars have the required
cover (distance between the formwork and the rebar). Place spacer blocks between
the formwork and the reinforcement bars.
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M. Shear key will be kept in the retaining wall wherever we have construction joints. And
the location of CJ as mentioned depends upon site situation.
N. Installation of internal and external water stopper will be carried out in region of CJ.
O. Apply form oil or release agent evenly on the internal faces of the shuttering panels to
ensure smooth removal after concrete curing. Ensure that the release agent does not
come into contact with the reinforcement.
P. Inspector from formwork supplier (ACROW) shall produce ready to cast certificate after
cross-checking all the installation is as per approved drawing
Q. Final Pre-Pour Check: Inspect the formwork to ensure it meets the design requirements.
Check the dimensions, alignment, verticality, and tightness of joints. Verify that tie rods,
clamps, and braces are properly installed and secured.
R. Obtain approval from the supervising engineer before proceeding with the concrete
pour.

8.6.4 Concrete works for Retaining wall.

A. Ensure the formwork is clean, correctly aligned, and secured. There should be no gaps
that might cause concrete leakage.
B. If the retaining wall concreting is done in stages, prepare the construction joints by
cleaning the surfaces and applying bonding agents if necessary.
C. In case of vertical or horizontal construction joints, ensure proper formwork alignment at
the joint area to avoid leakage or weak spots.
D. Verify that the concrete pump, pipeline, and vibrator are functioning correctly and
positioned for easy access to the pouring area.
E. Ensure that concrete arrives at the site within the specified time from batching and
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perform a slump test (as per ASTM C143 or IS 1199) to check the workability of the
concrete before pouring.
F. Cast test cubes or cylinders from each batch of concrete to verify the compressive
strength later. The concrete must meet the project specified strength.
G. Pour concrete in horizontal layers, typically 300-500 mm thick, depending on the height
of the wall and the formwork capacity.
H. Avoid pouring too quickly, as this can cause segregation or excessive pressure on the
formwork. Maintain continuous pouring to avoid cold joint.
I. Use internal poker vibrators to compact the concrete, ensuring that there are no voids
or honeycombing.
J. Insert the vibrator at regular intervals (about 450-600 mm) and withdraw slowly to avoid
leaving air pockets.
K. Ensure overlapping between consecutive vibrator insertions for uniform compaction.
Avoid over-vibration, as this can lead to segregation of aggregates.
L. After concreting, use trowels and straight edges to level and smooth the top surface of
the concrete.
M. In case of visible surfaces of the retaining wall (exposed concrete), apply surface
finishing techniques like floating or trowelling for a smooth appearance.
N. Once the concrete has set, cover the exposed surfaces with wet hessian cloth or plastic
sheets to prevent evaporation.
O. Start curing as soon as the concrete is firm enough to withstand water spraying (usually
within 6-12 hours after pouring).
P. Use proper hoisting and lifting techniques for transporting heavy formwork components
or concrete pipes.
Q. Provide adequate lighting for night concreting works, and ensure fall protection is in
place around elevated areas.
R. Remove the formwork after the concrete has gained sufficient strength.
S. Start by loosening the side forms carefully, ensuring that no damage is caused to the
freshly poured concrete.
T. Inspect the retaining wall for any visible defects such as cracks, honeycombing, or
surface blemishes.
U. Repair minor defects immediately using cementitious repair mortar.
V. Major defects, if found, should be brought to the attention of the engineer for
rectification.
W. Ensure cube tests are performed at 7 and 28 days to verify that the concrete meets the
required strength.
X. Verify that the final dimensions of the retaining wall align with the project drawings.
Y. Ensure that the concrete surface finish meets the project's quality standards.
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8.7 Head wall construction:

A. Ensure that the concrete surface finish meets the project's quality standards.
B. Prior to start activities for the head wall construction, ensure that the construction joint is
prepared at the specified location., i.e. the joint between the retaining wall and the pre-
cast segments which are installed.
C. Clean the surface of the previous pour and make sure the joints are properly chipped
and prepared well.
D. Clean all protruding rebars from the precast structure to ensure no debris or loose
materials interfere with the rebar installation. Use wire brushes, compressed air, or water
jetting to remove any contaminants.
E. Set out the head wall location using a total station and highlight the survey allocated
points on the ground.
F. Ensure that the horizontal and vertical alignment is accurate and corresponds to the
design. Mark the corners, edges, and formwork positions clearly on-site.
G. Once the surface is prepared for the head wall, request inspection from the supervising
engineer. Ensure the foundation or surface upon which the wall is being cast is clean, free
of debris, and approved for further work.
H. Erect scaffolding around the work area to provide safe access for workers during the
construction process.
I. Ensure that the scaffolding is stable and meets safety standards. Regularly inspect the
scaffolding for integrity and proper setup.
J. Install reinforcement bars according to the design drawing and bar bending schedule
(BBS).
K. Ensure that bars are correctly spaced and tied with appropriate cover blocks to maintain
the designed concrete cover.
L. Place the rebar cages with the correct alignment and ensure no bending or
displacement occurs during placement.
M. After rebar installation, request inspection from the supervising engineer.
N. Ensure the inspection covers the placement, spacing, tying, and cover depth of the
reinforcement. Obtain approval for the rebar before proceeding with formwork
installation.
O. Install formwork (shuttering) for the head wall according to design.
P. Ensure that the formwork is properly aligned, supported, and braced to handle the
concrete pressure.
Q. Seal all joints to prevent concrete leakage.
R. Apply form release agents to facilitate easy removal of the formwork after casting.
S. Surveyor will check and verify the formwork alignment of head wall is as per the
approved setting out drawing. Survey inspections along with Survey engineer will be
conducted prior to proceeding with casting.
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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T. Confirm the concrete mix design and slump are as per the project specification.
U. Pour concrete into the formwork in layers to avoid cold joints, ensuring that concrete is
evenly distributed throughout the form.
V. Use mechanical vibrators to compact the concrete and remove air pockets.
W. Ensure that vibrators are used carefully to avoid disturbing the formwork or reinforcement.
Continue pouring until the entire head wall is cast without interruption to avoid cold joints.
X. After the initial setting of concrete, place hessian cloth on top of the head wall which is
soaked and cover it with polyethylene.
Y. After 24 hours, carefully remove the formwork without damaging the concrete surface.
Inspect the concrete surface for any defects or honeycombing and address issues as
necessary.
Z. Begin the curing process immediately after de-shuttering, ensuring the concrete is kept
moist.
AA. Use water curing by covering the concrete with wet hessian or a plastic sheet, or apply a
curing compound. Continue curing for a minimum of 7-14 days depending on weather
conditions and project specifications.
BB. Conduct concrete cube tests as required (typically at 7 and 28 days) to ensure the
concrete meets the specified strength.

8.8 Drainage system installation:

A. Make sure all the shop drawings are approved related to the drainage works
B. Make sure all materials have been approved and the materials has been verified through
material inspections.
C. Start with placing of the geotextile fabric at the formation layer. Ensure the fabric extends
beyond the edges of the fine aggregate to prevent soil contamination from surrounding
areas.
D. Overlap the geotextile sheets by at least 300mm if multiple sheets are used to prevent
gaps.
E. Ensure the geotextile is laid smoothly, without folds or creases, to allow for proper
drainage and filtration.
F. Geo-textile will be extended towards the retaining wall so that later to commence with
backfilling works. This geo-textile acts as the separation layer between backfilling and
drainage system.
G. Determine the alignment and slope of the pipe as per the project design. Ensure the
trench slope is suitable for gravity drainage.
H. Place a bedding layer of fine aggregates over the geo-textile to provide support and
cushioning for the uPVC pipes of 160mm dia.
I. Spread a layer of fine aggregates at the bottom of the geo-textile. The thickness of the
bedding layer should typically be around 100mm or as specified in the project design.
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Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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J. Ensure the bedding layer is evenly distributed and compacted to create a stable and
level base for the pipe.
K. Lay the 160mm perforated uPVC pipes on top of the fine aggregate bedding, ensuring
that the slots are positioned correctly (usually facing downward or sideways for better
drainage).
L. Maintain the proper slope for the drainage system on design requirements.
M. Connect the pipes as per the project specifications using appropriate fittings such as
couplings, elbows, or T-joints, ensuring a tight and secure connection.
N. Check the alignment and slope of the pipes using levelling instruments.
O. Spread fine aggregates around and above the perforated uPVC pipes. Ensure the layer is
about 100mm thick or as specified, providing even coverage over the pipes.
P. Compact the fine aggregate layer lightly to ensure it provides adequate support without
damaging the pipes.
Q. Once after making sure of the fine aggregates are in position, commencement of layer-
by-layer backfilling starts.
R. Add backfill material in layers (approximately 200mm thick), compacting each layer
thoroughly.
S. Ensure that each layer is well-compacted before adding the next layer to avoid
settlement over time.
T. After reaching a certain backfill height where it provides adequate support, add a
300mm thick layer of filter material on top of the fine aggregates where the pipe is
embedded. Geo-textile acts as the separation between both these materials.
U. Extend the geotextile fabric over the backfilled layers to ensure filtration and separation.
V. Add another layer of pervious backfilling material over the geotextile extension, filling the
area up to the final ground level.
W. Compact the backfilling material in layers as before, ensuring uniform compaction.
X. Ensure that the final surface is level with the surrounding ground and properly graded.
Y. This sequence of works will carry out whole around the underpass and retaining wall
areas.
Z. Pervious backfilling material approved through ADM application number: 202304720774.
AA. Perforate pipe material approved through ADM application number: 202401803455
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
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8.9 Surface Finishes:

A. This sequence of works will carry out whole around the underpass and retaining wall
areas.
B. The first step involves the proper surface preparation and finishing of freshly casted
concrete surfaces to ensure smoothness and durability.
C. For hardened concrete surfaces that require additional finishing, use a concrete grinder
to smooth out any rough areas, remove laitance, or level high spots.
D. After finishing, clean the surface thoroughly using wire brushes, water jets, or air blowers to
remove any debris, dust, or loose particles.
E. Ensure the surface is free of contaminants such as oil, grease, and dirt that can affect the
bonding of further treatments.
F. The prepared surface should be inspected by the Engineer to ensure compliance with
the required standards before applying sealants or paint.
G. The Engineer will inspect the surface visually for any cracks, honeycombing, or
imperfections. Ensure there are no visible laitance, rough patches, or debris on the
surface. Once the Engineer is satisfied with the condition of the surface, they will approve
the surface for further works such as sealant application and painting.
H. Apply flexible sealants at movement joints to allow for thermal expansion and
contraction, preventing cracking and water ingress.
I. Clean the joint thoroughly to remove dust, debris, or contaminants using wire brushes or
compressed air. Ensure the joint is dry and free from oil, grease, or moisture.
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Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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J. Using a caulking gun, apply the sealant evenly into the movement joint, ensuring
complete filling without voids.
K. Smooth the surface of the sealant using a sealant tool or spatula for a neat finish.
L. Allow the sealant to cure as per the manufacturer's guidelines before proceeding with
painting or other works.
M. A separate method statement for painting works shall be submitted.
N. Protective coating system approved through material submittal ACTPW-GCC-LS-ZZ-MT-C-
00069.

8.10 Structural Backfilling (layer by layer):

A. Inspect the excavation to ensure it is free from water, loose debris, and foreign materials.
B. Ensure that the sides and bottom of the excavation are stable and ready for backfilling.
C. Check for any structural elements (e.g., foundations or utilities) that require protection
during backfilling.
D. The excavated materials which were stored at designated stock pile locations, is been re-
used for the backfilling works. All tests associated will be conducted and submitted to
Engineer for the approval prior to commencement of backfilling works.
G. Place the backfill material in uniform layers, typically 200mm to 300mm thick
(uncompacted) depending on the equipment used and project specifications.
H. Place the backfill material uniformly using an excavator or loader. Ensure that no large
voids or uncompacted zones are left behind.
I. Compact each layer using vibratory compactors or rollers.
J. Ensure the required compaction density is achieved as per project specifications
(typically 95% of the Modified Proctor Density, unless otherwise specified).
K. Compaction should be performed evenly across the entire area, with special attention
given to areas near structural elements or utilities.
L. For narrow or confined areas, use manual tampers or small vibratory plate compactors.
M. The compaction process should be carried out perpendicular to the slope or in a
direction that ensures stability.
N. Ensure the backfill material is at the optimum moisture content to achieve maximum
compaction.
O. If the material is too dry, spray water on the layer before compaction.
P. After each layer, check the level using surveying tools to ensure uniform thickness and
slope consistency, especially if the backfilling is for a sloping excavation.
Q. Continue placing and compacting the backfill layer by layer until the desired backfill
level is reached.
R. Regularly monitor the progress of compaction by conducting in-situ compaction tests
(e.g., Sand Cone Test, Nuclear Density Gauge) to confirm that the specified compaction
levels are met.
S. Once the final layer of backfill is placed, compacted, and tested, ensure the surface is
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Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
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graded to the desired level.

T. Clean the surface of the newly constructed underpass, ensuring that no debris, loose
materials, or other contaminants are present.
U. Ensure the surface of the underpass is structurally sound and has cured properly. Ensure
proper curing and drying of the membrane before proceeding with backfilling.
V. Transport suitable backfill material to the site using dump trucks. Ensure that material is
free from organic matter, debris, and other unsuitable inclusions.
W. Spread an initial layer of fine material (such as sand or fine aggregates) over the
waterproofed surface of the underpass to protect it from damage during the backfilling
process.
X. Compact this protective layer using light compaction equipment to prevent damage to
the waterproofing.
Y. Start placing backfill material in layers not exceeding 200mm-300mm thickness. Compact
each layer using appropriate compacting equipment (vibratory rollers for open areas,
plate compactors for confined spaces).
Z. After compacting each layer, conduct field density tests to ensure that the compaction
meets the required specifications (minimum 95% of the maximum dry density for standard
backfill). Ensure uniform compaction to prevent differential settlement.
AA. Use lighter compaction equipment closes to the structure to prevent damage to the
underpass. Heavier compactors can be used away from the structure or once a sufficient
thickness of material is placed over the underpass.
BB. Water may be sprayed during compaction if necessary to achieve the required moisture
content.
CC. Continue backfilling and compacting in layers until the backfill reaches the design
elevation.
DD. Conduct regular slope gradient checks if the underpass area involves backfilling with
slopes.
EE. The topmost backfill layer should be carefully compacted and graded to ensure proper
surface drainage and to prevent water accumulation.
FF. Perform final compaction to achieve the required surface level.
GG. Ensure the top surface is level and graded to match the surrounding ground or road
design, facilitating proper drainage.

8.11 Reinstatement works:

A. Reinstatement works continues as soon as the areas has been backfilled properly and
approved from the Engineer.
B. Clear and remove all debris or unstable material from the area to be reinstated.
C. Ensure the slope or ground is properly graded and compacted.
D. Mark out the area for the stone pitching or boulder work according to design
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Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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specifications.
E. Lay stones in courses or rows, ensuring they are well-seated and tightly packed.
F. Use mortar (if specified) to fix stones in place, ensuring proper bonding and filling of gaps.
G. Level each row of stones as you progress, keeping a uniform slope.
H. Allow the mortar to cure properly if used.
I. Confirm that all concrete barriers are available and inspected for defects. Defective
barriers should not be used.
J. Ensure the area where the barriers will be placed is well-compacted and level. If
necessary, carry out minor ground adjustments to prevent uneven settlement of the
barriers.
K. Compact the foundation using appropriate compaction equipment to the specified
level of compaction.
L. Using lifting equipment, carefully transport the concrete barriers to the installation site.
Position the barriers one by one according to the alignment specified in the drawings.
M. Ensure proper coordination between the operator and ground personnel to safely place
the barriers without damage.
N. Align the barriers in a straight line, ensuring there are no gaps between adjoining sections
unless specified.
O. Use appropriate measuring tools to check that each barrier is placed at the correct
distance, height, and alignment per design specifications.
P. If required, apply jointing materials or concrete between adjoining barriers to ensure
stability. Ensure that each barrier is firmly seated on the foundation without any wobbling
or misalignment.
Q. Check the removed street lights which were stored at designated location. Confirm that
there are no damages to the street light prior to reinstall it.
R. Install the pole by lifting it into place with a crane or other lifting equipment.
S. Bolt the pole to the foundation using proper fasteners and washers, ensuring the pole is
vertical and stable.
T. Run the electrical cables through the conduit to the pole.
U. Connect the power supply and secure the wiring using appropriate terminal blocks or
connectors.
V. Install the luminaires and verify the lighting direction. Test the electrical system to ensure it
is functioning correctly.
W. Clear and clean the area to be paved, removing all debris, loose asphalt, and dust.
X. Mark out the area and ensure the sub-base is compacted and level.
Y. Apply a Tack coat to the compacted sub-base to promote adhesion between the sub-
base and the asphalt layers.
Z. Lay a tack coat over the prime coat before placing the asphalt.
AA. Using an asphalt paver, place the first layer of asphalt mix (binder course) at the specified
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Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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thickness.
BB. Compact the asphalt using a roller, ensuring proper bonding between layers and a
smooth surface.
CC. Place the second layer (wearing course) using the same process, ensuring the surface is
level and properly compacted.
DD. The reinstatement of asphalt works will match the existing asphalt level and all the design
will be followed according to ADQCC specifications.
EE. The above-mentioned reinstatement works for asphalt is generic, a detailed method
statement shall be submitted for the asphalt works at underpass location.

8.12 Site clearance

A. Perform a thorough inspection of the site to identify areas where debris and waste
materials have accumulated.
B. Prepare a site clearing plan that identifies types of waste (e.g., wood, metal, concrete,
plastics, etc.) and the areas where they are located.
C. Establish designated waste collection zones and waste segregation areas for different
types of materials (recyclable, non-recyclable, etc.).
D. Arrange for the necessary equipment and transport vehicles for waste removal.
E. Separate recyclable materials such as metals, wood, and plastics from non-recyclable
waste.
F. Use wheelbarrows or handcarts to transport lighter debris to the designated waste
segregation zones.
G. For larger debris, use appropriate machinery such as excavators or loaders to pick up
and load the materials into dump trucks or large containers.
H. Large or irregularly shaped debris should be broken down or cut into smaller pieces using
cutting tools (if necessary) to facilitate safe handling and transportation.
I. Once waste containers or trucks are filled, transport the waste to authorized disposal sites.
J. For recyclable materials, transport them to recycling facilities approved by the local
authorities. Ensure all disposal and transportation are conducted in accordance with
local environmental regulations and waste management laws.
K. Ensure that the site is free of obstructions, and all cleared areas are safe for further
construction or handover.
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Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
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9. Inspection & Testing

Relevant ITP is attached - Appendix “B”

10. Attachments
Appendix “A” - HSE Risk Assessment
Appendix “B” - Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
Appendix “C” – Checklist
Appendix “D”- Drawings
Appendix “E”- Quality Risk Register
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APPENDIX “A”
 Gulf contractors Irrigation, Agriculture & Landscape CO. LLC
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS
Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

01 Site personnel Project

• All personnel will be safely inducted prior to
Manager,
commence the job on site.
Construction
• Personnel not familiar with • All personnel will be briefed on MS and Risk
Manager,
work site and safe Assessment. 1 3 3
Project
systems of work • Prior to Start Safety Talks to be conducted. Engineer,
• Lack of information about Personal Injury 3 3 9 • Thorough supervision on site full time. Project HSE
work procedures and • Periodic Toolbox talks to be conducted. Manager, Site
related hazards • Works will be carried out by competent person Engineer,
• Lack of training after undergoing HSE trainings. /Safety Officer &
(COP 53.1 – OSH Construction Management Foreman
Plan)
02 Mobilization • Vehicle movement Personal major / 3 3 9 • Safety driving rules must be followed all the 1 3 3 Project
• Improper material minor injury times Manager,
handling Mobilization of Muscular injury • Pedestrian paths should be segregated from Construction
materials and equipment Dust equipment's and environmental hazards. Manager,
at site Major and multiple • Frequent inspection of vehicles must be done Project
injury, First aid, by competent person Engineer,
Property damage • All material should be identified, marked and Project HSE
stored correctly Manager, Site
• Designate loading and unloading area Engineer,
• Implement proper loading and unloading /Safety Officer &
techniques Foreman
• Don’t lift heavy loads, use proper handling
techniques and mechanical aids
• Use correct manual handling techniques
• Good housekeeping
3 Survey work 3 3 9 1 3 3 Project
• All personnel shall be inducted before start the
Site Marking Manager,
work
• Inadequate Access Construction
• Survey team to be made aware of vehicle
• Steel projection no cap on Manager,
routes and operation of the plants and
survey pin Project
equipment’s close to them
• Hit by vehicle Engineer,
• All vehicle and mobile plant to be equipped with
• Lack of supervision. reverse alarm
Project HSE
• May survey equipment Manager, Site
• Protection cap provided on all steel edges Engineer,
damaged plant and • Jaywalking is strictly prohibited
machine. /Safety Officer &
• Strict supervision required
Foreman
• Housekeeping to be maintained

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RISK ASSESSMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS
Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

5 Check and repair • Hot engine, engine oils, 3 3 9 • Trained mechanic, safety induction & TBT shall 1 3 3 Mechanic, Site
engine parts of manifolds, radiator. be provided Engineer,
vehicle, oil change, • Sharp edges & parts of the • Ensure that engine is switch off /Safety Officer &
lubrication for engine. • Only trained/ competent person to carry out Foreman
plant and • Unprotected rotating parts, maintenance works
blades, fan belts. Oil & • Ensure that all rotating parts of the engine are
equipment
hydraulic oil leaks, Slip properly guarded.
hazard on the work areas. • Do not remove radiator caps when extremely
hot.
• Ensure drip trays are provided underneath
vehicle to catch potential leaks
• Wear appropriate PPE i.e. hand gloves, eye
protection, coverall, safety shoes.
(COP36.0 - Plant and Equipment)
06 Traffic Diversions • Moving Vehicles Personal Injury 4 3 12 • Pre-task briefings shall be conducted on Road 4 1 4 Project
/ Installation of • Plants / Machineries Property damage Safety Awareness. Engineer,
Road Detours maneuvering Traffic incidents • All Personnel safety inducted. Project HSE
• Poor visibility / lighting Vehicle collisions • Competent supervision must be available full Manager,
• Adverse weather time. Logistics team,
• ITC Permits shall be requested and obtained Site Engineer,
and understood prior to planning the activity /Safety Officer &
which require Road Detours. Foreman
• Adequate resources as per ITC permit
requirements shall be arranged prior to starting
road detours.
• Standard practices shall be followed while
placing road detours.
• Road detours shall be fixed as per ITC Permit
requirements.
• All personnel involved in the activity must wear
mandatory PPEs. Hi viz vests shall be in good
condition.
• TMA Vehicle shall be placed before starting
activity on the required areas.
• All flashers, safety cones, signboards shall be
in good condition and visible.
• During installation, ITC permit drawing
requirements must be considered.
REF: COP 33.0 Working near live roads, Work
Zone Traffic Management Manual

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Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

07 Assembly of • Crane failure / Personal injury 4 3 12 • Assembly operations to be supervised by 4 1 4 Mechanic, Crane
Cranes / Crane overturn Property damage trained / competent persons Operator, Site
Installation • Failure of lifting Adverse • Cranes used for assembly to have valid 3rd Engineer,
equipment Environmental party inspection certification /Safety Officer &
• Rigging impact • Use Licensed / 3rd party certified crane Foreman
• Equipment & Material operators only
Handling • All lifting equipment shall be 3rd party
• Potential Works at inspected and certified as fit for purpose
height • All rigging activities shall be conducted by
• Diesel / Oil Spillages trained and 3rd party certified rigger
• Lifting tackle color coded
• Adverse weather
• Crane set up on firm and level ground
• Poor Lighting /
• Load pads under all outriggers (where
Visibility
applicable)
• • Lift plan established for all lifting operations
• Selection of correct crane for task (SWL etc.).
• Weights of loads known before lifting
• Exclusion zones created around lifting
operations
• Daily pre use checks by operator recorded
• No work in strong winds (38km/h) or poor
visibility
• No overhead lifting
• Tag lines used for all lifting activities
• Training & Supervision
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box Talks
• Selection and use of appropriate PPE esp.
Rigger gloves
• Works at height limited to essential personnel
only
• Equipment to be re-inspected / certified by 3rd
party after assembly or any alteration
• Drip trays to be used during maintenance to
avoid any potential ground spills.
• Avoid spillage of oil and grease on ground by
securing the oil and grease containers of the
tool / machines.
• Any diesel or oil spillage is to be collected using
the spill kit and stored in hazardous skip or
container for disposal by approved service
provider.

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

REF: COP 34.0 Safe use of Lifting Equipment

and Lifting Accessories.

08 Cranes / Lifting • Crane overturning Personal Injury 4 3 12 • All Cranes to have valid 3rd party inspection 4 1 4 Project
Operations • Crane failure Property Damage certification Engineer,
• Failure of lifting Fatalities • Licensed / 3rd party certified crane operator Project HSE
equipment • All lifting equipment shall be 3rd party
Manager,
• Rigging inspected and certified as fit for purpose
Logistics team,
• Equipment & Material • All rigging activities shall be conducted by
trained and 3rd party certified rigger Crane Operator,
Handling
• Lifting tackle color coded / suitable for use Rigger, Site
• Adverse weather
• Crane set up on firm and level ground Engineer,
• Outriggers fully deployed (mobiles) / Safety Officer &
• Load pads under all outriggers Foreman
• Lift plan established for all lifting operations
• Crane has workshop inspection prior to
mobilization, it shall be in good condition with
onsite inspection and adequate maintenance
records.
• Selection of correct crane for task (SWL etc.).
• Weights of loads known before lifting
• Exclusion zones created around lifting
operations.
• Daily pre use checks by operator recorded
• No work in strong winds (38km/h) or poor
visibility.
• Specific lift paths will be created to avoid any
overhead lifting and whistle mans used to avoid
and alert any personnel coming under the load.
• Tag lines used for all lifting activities
• Training & Supervision
• No onsite works without lifting supervisor.
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box Talks
• Selection and use of appropriate PPE in
accordance with project minimum standards.
• Install anemometers to check wind speed on
cranes / site

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Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• Crane supervisor authorized to suspend all lift

operations project wide.
REF: COP 34.0 Safe use of Lifting Equipment
and Lifting Accessories.

9 Concrete Pumps • Any pressure vessel can causing death, 4 3 12 • All Concrete Pumps to have valid 3rd party 4 1 4
explode, rupture, or personal injury, inspection certification
discharge its contents if property damage, • Licensed / 3rd party certified Concrete Pumps
sufficiently over and/or damage to the operator
pressurized environment. • All rigging activities shall be conducted by
trained and 3rd party certified rigger
• Concrete Pumps set up on firm and level
ground
• Outriggers fully deployed (mobiles)
• Load pads under all outriggers
• Concrete Pumps has workshop inspection
prior to mobilization, it shall be in good
condition with onsite inspection and adequate
maintenance records.
• Exclusion zones created around pump
operations.
• Daily pre use checks by operator recorded
• No work in strong winds or poor visibility..
• Training & Supervision
• No onsite works without supervisor.
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box Talks
• Selection and use of appropriate PPE in
accordance with project minimum standards
• Availability of First Aiders and provision of first
aid facility.
• Availability of Fire Extinguishers

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

Formation Layer • Collision of Equipment Fire 4 4 16 • All plant and equipment should have a valid 1 4 4 Project Manager,
10 Preparation, by with people Vehicles third-party inspection certificate. Construction
• Equipment failure accidents, • All operators should have a valid competency Manager, Project
Rollers, plate
• Man-machine interface crushing, injury certificate. Engineer, Project
compactors Operations • Struck-by Fatalities • Equipment movements near working HSE Manager, Site
• Caught-in/Between personnel under guidance of Engineer,
• Electrical dealing with flagman/banksman /Safety Officer &
existing utilities • Give tool box talk to workers before starting any Foreman
• Noise, vibration, activity
• All heavy plant and vehicles should have valid
registration (whether to include) inspection as
per requirements.
• No body allow to work close to running heavy
equipment’s.
• Always stop equipment’s to a complete halt,
close the engine, and remove the ignition key
before descending from the vehicle.
• All equipment’s should be in safe working
condition
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): All
workers should wear appropriate PPE,
including hard hats, safety glasses, steel-toed
boots, high-visibility vests, and hearing
protection.
• Communication: Employers should establish
clear communication protocols for workers,
including hand signals, radio communication,
and proper use of safety equipment.
• Inspection and Maintenance: Heavy equipment
should be inspected regularly to ensure that all
safety features, such as brakes, lights, and
backup alarms, are functioning properly. Any
equipment that is found to be faulty should be
repaired or replaced immediately.

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• Workplace Design: Employers should design

the work area to minimize hazards, such as
overhead power lines, uneven terrain, and
other obstacles. Workers should be trained to
identify and avoid potential hazards.
• Supervision: All equipment operation should be
supervised by a qualified supervisor who can
monitor work practices and ensure that safety
protocols are being followed.
• Should provide all safety requirements in the
equipment.
• Reversing to be prohibited as such as
reasonably practicable otherwise a flagman
must be available to assist operator especially
on busy areas of the activity area
COP 36.0 - Plant and Equipment
11 Man, Machine • Vehicle & Machinery Personal Injury • Ensure Approved Method Statement and Risk Construction
Interface Movement Property Assessment are in place Manager,
• Physical hazard. Damaged Fire • Wear PPEs (Cover all, High visibly jacket, hard Project
• Struck by machinery. hat, Safety Goggle, safety Shoe) (As per area Engineer,
• Over speeding. requirement). Project HSE
• Careless operation. • All drivers must be holders of valid UAE driving Manager, Site
4 4 16 1 4 4 Engineer,
• Incompetent drivers/ License.
workers/Operators. • All equipment should have /safety Officer &
Registration/operators 3RD party certificate and Foreman
license.
• Proper signage’s and barricading in place.
• Road Safety Procedure to be strictly adhered.
• Appropriate Fire Extinguisher (DCP) shall be
available on all vehicles/equipment and in site
in an easily accessible location.
• Ensure effective supervision and conduct
inspection.
• Vehicle to be inspected for safety.
• Do not over speed and sudden breaks.
• Ensure road worthiness and sufficient room for
operating.

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Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• In case survey staff have to do survey works in

road with live traffic they shall secure area with
temporary traffic cones to manage and divert
traffic with permission of Police and Client,
• Use trained flagman to control traffic in areas
while survey works are in progress on or beside
live traffic areas
• Stay away from moving traffic
• Use only approved tracks/ route.
• All vehicles and equipment’s should have
inspection and approval from the clients (As
per area requirement).
• Equipment movement without banks man is
Strictly prohibited at site.
• Only approved vehicles and shall be used
• All the vehicles in the working area shall have
reverse alarm.
• All personnel should be HSE inducted.
• Tool Box Talks to be conducted prior to start
the job
• Vehicles should be adhering project speed
limits
• Vehicle in good mechanical condition.
• Approach ways to be maintained in good
conditions and traffic warning signs to be
posted.
• All vehicles entering the work area to be
monitored / marshalled by trained banks-man.
REF: ADOSH COP. 36.0 Plant and Equipment
12 Use of Power Tools • Defective/damages tools. • Serious and • All power tools and electric cables must be in Construction
non-serious 3 3 9 good condition and inspected by the user 1 3 3 Manager,
illness before use. Project
• Damaged, fabricated, modified, tools/
machines must not be used, it shall be tagged
and removed immediately from the site.
• Only competent/ trained person must operate
machine/tool.

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• Unauthorized and • Never make any adjustments while the Engineer,

incompetent use of the machine is operating, Ensure the machine Project HSE
power tool handle and guards are in place and neve alter/ Manager, Site
• Rotating parts. Flying remove the handles and guards. Engineer,
particles/ Dust. • Inspect the disc and drill bit prior to use and /safety Officer &
• Electrocution. ensure it is free from any kind of damage. Foreman
• Trailing, damaged • Select the disc according to the RPM of the
Electrical cables. machine and ensure the Disc’s RPM shall
• Slip/trip/falls. greater
• Entanglement. • than the machine RPM.
• Noise. • Use chuck key/ wrench to tighten the drill bit/
• Vibration disc, and remove chuck keys and wrenches
• Ergonomic. before operating and ensure proper tightening
of the drill bit and Disc.
• Never keep live tool neglected, isolate/remove
after the task.
• Use adequate PPEs while using the tools
(Hand gloves, eye and ear protectors).
• Use only machines/ tools and accessories shall
be routinely checked by a competent
electrician, at least quarterly. Ideally, PAT
(portable appliance testing) shall be carried out.
• Use double insulated tools, and never carry the
tool by a cord.
• All Electrical cables and extensions must be in
proper condition and visual inspection shall be
carried out before each task.
• Ensure long hair, loose clothing, rags etc. is
kept clear of moving parts when use.
• Loose clothing, rings; bracelets and other
jewelry are not to be worn by the operator.
• Ensure proper cable management and never
trail the cable on the wet surface, access ways.
• Provide adequate job rotations for the jobs and
proper illumination and ventilation in
workplaces

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

13 Use of Hand Tools • Striking hand or arms • Proper body position and safety glass with side Project Manager,
when using hammer, shields. Construction
Screw Driver etc., • Tool to be suitable for the purpose intended Manager, Project
• Struck by flying object and maintained in good working order. Tools to Engineer, Project
metals chips etc. be inspected regularly in accordance with HSE Manager, Site
• Laceration when using manufacturer’s instructions. Engineer,
sharp tools • Open blade knives must be kept in protective /safety Officer &
• Defective tools sheaths unless in use. Screwdrivers and other Foreman
sharp tools are to be used in the correct
manner so as not to cause injury.
• Hand gloves should be used when using hand
Personal Injury tools.
Property damaged 3 3 9 • All operatives to be given instructions in the 1 3 3
safe use of hand tools as part of their skill
• training. Tools which may deteriorate are to be
checked on a regular basis and maintained or
replaced as necessary.
• Supervisor to monitor the use of all hand tools
and to make specific checks for chisels with
mushroom heads, hammer heads for security,
files for loose handles and exposed tangs,
open ended spanners for splayed jaws, and all
other tool box talks on specific operation shall
be conducted to reduce all risk indications of
wear and tear
14 Manual Handling • Poor position, awkward, • Load shall be assessed and if possible, shall Project Manager,
Poor ergonomic attitude,
• Back Injuries,
be lifted mechanically, thus reducing manual Construction
oversized load handling to a positioning activity only Manager, Project
• Injuries
• Correct PPE, especially suitable safety hand Engineer, Project
sustained from
gloves shall be used by all persons involved in HSE Manager, Site
improper lifting
3 3 9 the activity 1 3 3 Engineer,
and not using
PPE • Workers shall receive the ‘safe manual /Safety Officer &
handling techniques TBT prior to
• Slips, trips and Foreman
commencement of the activity and will all have
falls
the dangers of poor manual handling explained
to them.

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Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• During manual lifting the involved employees

must be aware of the hazards associated.
• If the material is too heavy to lift supervisor to
advise for mechanical lifting.
• Sufficient man power shall be assigned.
• Workers to communicate properly during
manual handling.
OSHAD- SF- Code of Practice- 14.0
15 Extreme weather • Poor visibility, heat wave, Hypothermia, • Dust/sand storm – work suspended in Project Manager,
condition/event slip and trip, vehicle dehydration, exposed, external areas, and workforce Construction
collision, Dust Exposure to heat rash, heat removed from the area. Manager, Project
high temperatures stroke, severe • Worksite monitored until the event has passed,
• Exposure to direct sunlight thirst and muscle before allowing workforce to resume duty.
Engineer, Project
cramps, damage • Ensure that project area boundary fence are HSE Manager,
to property. installed appropriately and strong enough Site Engineer,
against flying off due to strong wind, thus to /Safety Officer &
avoid further cause of incident / injury. Foreman
• Rain – severity monitored.
• Workforce removed from work area, especially
excavations, until the area has been
reassessed following the end of the rain.
• Assessment of the excavation area shall
continue AFTER rain has ended to monitor for
4 3 12 subsequent groundwater movement and 1 3 3
flooding potential.
• Fog – vehicle activity, including truck
movements and site cars/pickups to be
reduced or suspended depending upon the
severity (lack of visibility) of the fog across the
site.
• Heat – workforce trained on heat stress
management, constantly monitored by close
and effective supervision to ensure water is
taken regularly, depending upon heat and
humidity.
• Rest/shade breaks are also taken throughout
the day.
• Particular attention taken to the hottest months
and the Summer Working Hours directive.

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• Isotonic drinks shall be provided to the

workforce.
• Ref: OSHAD CoP 8.0, 11.0, 53.0
16 Emergency Personal body • Employees assigned in the activity shall be Project Manager,
injuries. trained and aware of the hazards associated in Construction
the activity. Manager, Project
• Sufficient number of resources (e.g.
equipment, trained personnel etc.) shall be
Engineer, Project
available. HSE Manager,
Emergency evacuation, poor Site Engineer,
• Sufficient number of trained first aider and first
or insufficient rescue and 4 3 12
aid box shall be available.
1 3 3 /Safety Officer &
communication equipment.
• Emergency vehicle shall be available at site. Foreman
• Constant supervision is available during the
activity.
• PPE for rescue (e.g. harness, safety glass etc.)
shall be available.
• Ref: OSHAD CoP 6.0
17 Welfare and • Ill health, biological Serious and non- • Clean and clear working area. Project Manager,
welfare facilities. hazards serious illness • Adequate toilet facility is available Construction
• Physical hazards • Provision of a rest shelter suitable for resting Manager, Project
and eating.
Engineer, Project
3 2 6 • Provision of washing facilities. 2 1 2
HSE Manager,
Site Engineer,
/Safety Officer &
Foreman
18 General Public • The public highway consists of the road Construction
Safety surface, the carriage way, the pavement and Manager, Project
• Unfamiliar with Work
the footway. Engineer, Project
hazard:
• The Engineer from the contractors company
• occupational, health and HSE Manager,
needs to survey the location to understand the
safety Site Engineer,
required precautions, warning signs and other
• environmental Damaged property /safety Officer &
sig boards that need to be placed on the
• Activities that adversely Injury 3 3 9 1 3 3
Fatality
working area. Foreman
impact on the Project
• The Contract shall understand the city council
environment and/or staff
rules and regulations for working on the public
Inadvertently exposed to
highway.
hazards or incidents
The location of work shall be protected via
cones and other sign boards to alert the people

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

• The people on site shall be allowed to work on

behalf of the contractor provided they have the
relevant training and accreditation such health
and safety and insurances.
• Contractor shall gain accreditation prior to
gaining permission to work in the highway.
• Financial penalties may arise to the contractor
for non-compliance with the relevant statutory
duties or accreditation conditions.
• A detailed plan of utilizing the apparatus in the
highway shall be provided.
• The plan shall portray the required dimensions
of the apparatus that shall be on the highways.
• Proof of public liability insurance shall be
provided by the contractor.
• The street work accreditation for the
supervisors and the operatives shall be
provided.
• The contractor shall note their statutory duties
to secure their equipment and apparatus is
properly maintained at all times.
• The commencements of the proposed works
shall be submitted in advance
• The health and safety precautions and
regulations of the street authorities need to be
followed on site
• First aid kits and other health and safety
equipment’s need to be provided before the
commencement of work on highways
• All work shall comply with the safety rules and
regulations

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

19 Waste • Implement adequate waste management Construction

Soil contaminates
management facilities in the project Manager, Project
• Fire hazard on ground
• Good housekeeping at site should be
• Land contamination Water contaminates Engineer, Project
maintained
• Un aesthetic condition on spread of 3 3 9 1 3 3 HSE Manager,
• Temporary waste dumping areas should be
harmful exposure contagious diseases Site Engineer,
available at different location of the site
• Air pollution Environmental
• Waste segregation should be implemented and
impacts
maintained
20 Housekeeping • Ensure that before and after any work Construction
execution, proper housekeeping to be done. Manager, Project
• Remove all unnecessary materials and place Engineer, Project
it in storage area.
HSE Manager,
• All electrical outlets that are not in use should
be removed and stored. Site Engineer,
• Full isolation in work sites before leaving the /Safety Officer &
site and no gaps in fences. Foreman
• Ensure tidiness and frequent removal of
waste.
Environmental • House, leads and cables shall be laid out an
• Improper arrangement of pollution orderly manner to prevent tripping hazards.
materials Health effects
3 3 9 • Housekeeping to be maintained at an 1 3 3
• Tripping hazard Slips and trips acceptable level on a daily basis.
• Fire hazard Personal injury
• Material shall be properly and orderly stacked.
• Fire extinguisher to be provided on site
• Skips / drums to be provided to dispose debris
• Food waste should be removed from site on
daily basis
• Employees awareness training, Liaison with
• Public and Service Providers
• First-aid box and trained First-aider. (COP 8.0
– General Workplace Amenities)
• Isolating/cover of waste storage area.
• Vermin control system,

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

21 Working at Height • Untrained workers Personal Injury 3 3 9 • Competent supervision 1 3 3 Construction

• Fall of men / materials Property damage • SWL shall be followed or maximum 2 personnel Manager, Project
• Man lift Failures Musculoskeletal with materials can go in man lift. Engineer, Project
• Struck by overhead disorder • Manlift shall be 3rd party certified.
HSE Manager,
structures • Manlift operator shall be 3rd party certified and
• Man lifts overturning competent to operate the manlift. Site Engineer,
Fatality
• Rigging • Only trained and authorized personnel can /Safety Officer &
• Adverse Weather enter and operate man lift. Foreman
• Competent rigger must be available.
• Pre use checklist shall be maintained.
• Use of inbuilt access / secure FBH on
appropriate anchorage point while working on
man lift
• Lanyard system for hand tools to avoid
accidental tool fall
• Pre-Work briefings / Tool box talks
• Adequate signage and exclusion zones around
working areas
• Availability of First Aiders
• Appropriate lighting provisions at Night
• Specific rescue from height training for key
operatives
• Do not use man lift during heavy winds and
adverse weather conditions.
• Areas of use must be compacted and leveled.
• Workers shall be given adequate rest breaks
during the work at height operations.
• Horizontal lifeline shall be provided and
installed adequately for working above the
girders. Adequate posts shall be installed on
both sides and lifeline adequately fixed with
clamps, minimum 3 numbers.
• All lifelines shall be inspection every 12
months.
• All workers adequately trained to use lifeline for
anchoring harnesses and training for safe
working at height.

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Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

Night shift works work zone during the night Property damage, 3 3 9 • Ensure workers wear high-visibility clothing 1 3 3 Project Engineer,
shift injuries, or fatalities and appropriate personal protective Project HSE
• Vehicles colliding with Increased travel time, equipment (PPE). Manager, Site
each other within the work project delays • Establish clear and well-defined traffic flow
zone during the night shift patterns within the work zone.
Engineer,
Confusion, /Safety Officer &
• Workers or pedestrians • Use reflective barriers and signage to
being hit by vehicles or misinterpretation of separate vehicles and provide clear Foreman
equipment during the instructions Confusion, instructions.
night shift missed directions • -Designate safe pedestrian routes illuminated
• Inadequate traffic flow with proper lighting.
management leading to • Provide illuminated signage and markings for
congestion or delays pedestrian crossings and walkways.
during the night shift • -Implement temporary traffic control
• Insufficient communication measures, such as detours or alternate
between workers, drivers, routes, to minimize traffic disruptions.
and traffic control during • Monitor and adjust traffic management
the night shift strategies as needed.
• Establish clear communication protocols and
provide training on effective communication
within the work zone.
• Use proper communication devices (e.g.,
radios, illuminated hand signals).
• Use illuminated signage to indicate traffic
patterns, lane closures, and detours.
• \Ensure illuminated signs are placed at proper
heights and angles for maximum visibility.
• Minimize distractions within the work zone by
restricting nonessential activities and
maintaining a well-lit, organized work area.
• Educate workers and drivers on focusing on
the road, especially during night shifts.
• Develop and communicate emergency
response procedures to all workers and
ensure they are familiar with emergency
contact information.
• Ensure illuminated emergency access points
are clear and easily visible.

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Project Name: Design and build contract for cycle track- Route 3 & 4 Contractor: GCCLD Consultant: ATKINSREALIS Client: ALDAR
Location Abu Dhabi, UAE Prepare Date: 01-10-2024 MS Ref.No: ACTPT-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01
Risk Risk
Significant potential Consequence / Classification Classification Responsible
S/N Activity Element Action to be Taken to Reduce Risk Person/Action by
Hazards Impacts
P S R P S R

SEVERITY
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/Almost Certain (5) 5 10 15 20 25
15 – 25 Extreme Risk Absolutely unacceptably High
Activity or process should not proceed in current form
Unacceptably High
8 – 12 High Risk Activity or process should be modified to include remedial planning and action and be subject to detailed OSH/EHS risk assessment
4–6 Moderate Risk Acceptable but must be managed at “As Low As Reasonably Practicable” (ALARP) Activity or process can operate subject to management and / or modification
1-3 Low Risk Acceptable without required further action
No action required unless escalation of risk is possible

Prepared By: Reviewed By:

Name: Mr. Raheel Ahmad Eng. Ghader Aslani
Designation: HSE Manager Sr. Project Manager

Signature:

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 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 30 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

APPENDIX “B”
 ALDAR PROJECTS
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
PROJECT TITLE: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE PROJECT NO: P151119/2022/C/008 DATE: 16/09/2024
CLIENT/ PMC: ALDAR PROJECTS CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS DOC. REF: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00096
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD) SUBCONTRACT NO: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 REV NO: REV-P01
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI International LLC PREPARED BY: GCC LLC ITP NO: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00096
DISCIPLINE: CIVIL/Underpass Construction
DESCRIPTION: INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR CYCLE TRACK ROUTE 3 & 4. APPROVED BY: ATKINSREALIS
Works
FREQUENCY QUALITY INSPECTIONS REFERENCES CONTROL ACTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES
SN ACTIVITY/PROCESS DESCRIPTION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
OF TEST (Mode of measurement) (Specs, MS, Others) FORMS DATA Company Consultant Contractor Subcon TPI

1.00 Prior to Activities

1.2 Approval of NOC from related Authorities Approval N/A Approved SS & Contract Docs Shop Drawing R/A P/R

1.3 Approval of Bridge Design

1.4 Shop Drawing Submit & Approval Approval N/A Approved SS & Contract Docs Shop Drawing R/A P/R

1.5 Approval of SubContractor Prequalification PQP Approval N/A Approved SS & Contract Docs Document R/A P/R

1.6 Method Statement Approvals MTS Approval N/A Approved SS & Contract Docs Method R/A P/R

2.00 Materials Approvals/Materials & Inspections Requests (MIR)

ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4 ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
Concrete Mix
2.1 Approval of Concrete Mix Design & Trial Mix Approval Trial/Plant Mix Concrete Works, Phara Concrete Works, Phara R/A W/I P T/P
Design
#4.3.10 #4.3.10

ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#5,

Each batch/ AASHTO M 31M/M 31-10
2.2 Approval of Steel Reinforcement Rebars Grade 60 Phara #5.3.1-Uncoated Test Report R/A W/I P T/P
Each size ASTM A615 /A615M-12
Reinforcement

ADQCC SS/Vol. #2, Chap. ADQCC SS/Vol. #2, Chap.

2.3 Approval of Type A Water Proofing system Approval #28, Section: 28.2 Type A Approval #28, Section: 28.2 Type A Materials Approval R/A W/I P T/P
Waterproofing Membranes Waterproofing Membranes

A Test for 1000 m3 of ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#2, 95% of MDD, No single Test ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#2, Suitability Test
2.4 Approval of Structural Backfilling Materials R/A W/I P T/P
Stockpile Phara #2.5.3.4 less than 93% of MDD Phara #2.5.3.4 Report

3.0 formation Preparation

3.1 Preparation of formation Layer WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#2 WIR/Checklist H/A W/I P

ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4

3.2 Blinding works WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing
Concrete Works
WIR/Checklist H/A W/I P

4.0 Concrete Works

4.1 Fresh Concrete Workability tests

One set for each AASHTO R 60-12 9 cubes (3 for de-tensioning,

4.1.1 Sampling fresh concrrete W/A W/I T/P
100M3 (ASTM C172/C172M-10) 3 for 7 days & 3 for 28 days)
ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chp#21
In-house checklist
Phara #21.5.2 -Concrete
4.1.2 Slump test (Fresh concrrete) Each delivery mixer BS EN 12350-2-2009 As per approved mix design ALM/QA/105 W/A W/I T/P
sampling and testing.

Shall not exceed 32.c

4.1.3 Temperature test/Checking Each delivery mixer Phara #21.7.9 Mass concrete W/A W/I T/P
at the time of placing.

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 ALDAR PROJECTS
INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
PROJECT TITLE: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE PROJECT NO: P151119/2022/C/008 DATE: 16/09/2024
CLIENT/ PMC: ALDAR PROJECTS CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS DOC. REF: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00096
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD) SUBCONTRACT NO: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 REV NO: REV-P01
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI International LLC PREPARED BY: GCC LLC ITP NO: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-ITP-C-00096
DISCIPLINE: CIVIL/Underpass Construction
DESCRIPTION: INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN (ITP) FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR CYCLE TRACK ROUTE 3 & 4. APPROVED BY: ATKINSREALIS
Works
FREQUENCY QUALITY INSPECTIONS REFERENCES CONTROL ACTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES
SN ACTIVITY/PROCESS DESCRIPTION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
OF TEST (Mode of measurement) (Specs, MS, Others) FORMS DATA Company Consultant Contractor Subcon TPI
4.2 Concrete Durability Tests
4.2.1 Water Absorption BS 1881-122:2011 ≤1.5% Test Report W/A W/I T/P
AASHTO T277-07 (2011)
4.2.2 Rapid Chloride Penetration Value ≤700 Coulombs at 28 days Test Report W/A W/I T/P
(ASTM C1202-12) ADQCC SS. Vol #2, Chp#21
One test for 500M3
4.2.3 Water Permeability DIN 1048-5:1991-06 <10mm at 28 days Phara #21.3.3 -Concrete Test Report W/A W/I T/P
(3 cubes each test)
Durability Parameters
<0.15 ml/m2/s @ 28 days
4.2.4 Initial Surface Absorption (ISAT) BS 1881-208:1996 Test Report W/A W/I T/P
for 10 minute test.
4.2.5 Shrinkage test BRS Digest No.35, 1968 BRS Digest No.35, 1968 Test Report W/A W/I T/P
4.3 Concrete Compressive Tests
Compressive strength of test cubes - A set of 9 One set for each ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4 Test Report
4.3.1 BS EN 12390-3:2009 As per approved mix design W/A W/I T/P
cubes 100M3 Concrete ALM/QA/023

4.4 Pre-Pour Inspection

Inspection for Rebar & Formwork (Dimensions, ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
4.4.1 Rebar, Embedded items,, diameter & spacing of WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing Concrete Works, Phara #4.4 WIR/Checklist H/A W/I P
prestressing strands, Final formwork & supports) Construction Requirements

4.5 Concrete Casting Inspection

Inspection for Concrete Pouring (Slump, temperature ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
WIR/Drawing
4.5.1 at pouring shall not exceed 32°C, Placement of WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing Concrete Works, Phara #4.4
ALM/QA/105
H/A W/I P -
concrete, Final finishing/Roughness) Construction Requirements

4.6 Post Pour & Repair Inspection

Post Pour & Repair Inspection (de-shuttering,
ADQCC SS. Vol #1, Chp#4
identification of defects, Numbering, Curing, WIR/Drawing
4.6.1 WIR Visual inspections WIR/Shop Drawing Concrete Works, Phara #4.4 H/A W/I P -
Strength test at de-tensioning, Repair material as Checklist
Construction Requirements
per manuf. Recom. )
5.00 Structural Backfilling works
95% of MDD, No single Test ADQCC SS/Vol. #1, Chapter
5.1.1 Structural backfilling (Layer by Layer) WIR Visual inspections
less than 93% of MDD #2-Earth Work
WIR H/A W/I P -

LEGENDS:
W: – WITNESSH: – HOLDR: – REVIEWA: – APPROVALS: – SURVEILLANCE TPI: – THIRD PARTY INSPECTION AGENCY P:- PERFORM / EXECUTE GCC:- MAIN CONTRACTOR SUBC: SUBCONTRACTOR

Page 2 of 2
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 31 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

APPENDIX “C”
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU
PROJECT TITLE:
DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
CONTRACT NO.: P151119/2022/C/008
CLIENT/EMPLOYER: ALDAR PROJECTS
CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCC)
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI INT.
APPLICATOR: N/A
Checklist Title: Underpass Construction works
Checklist No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-CHL-W-00096 Discipline: Civil
ITP Ref. No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-ITP-W-00096 Revision: P01
Related MS # ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00096 Page: 1
Shop Drawing #: Date:
Legend : (Yes: Checked & Accepted) (No: Checked but Not accepted) (N/A: Not Applicable)

Works Location:
Status/Acceptable
SN Description of checking to be carried out Remarks
Yes No NA
1.0 Prior Activities
1.1 Approved NOC Authority Approval
1.2 Approved Prequalification
1.3 Approved Method Statements
1.4 Approved Shop Drawings
1.5 Equipment Calibration certificates
2.0 Materials Approvals
2.1 Approved Concrete Mix Design
2.2 Approved Reinfocement Steel
2.3 Approval of Rigid steel Traverse Dowel Bars
2.4 Approval Joint filler Boards
2.5 Gun Graded Hydrophilic Water Sealant for Joints
2.6 Approval of Water Proofing Materials type A
2.7 Approval of Structural Backfilling Materials
2.8 Approval of PVC Pipe and Geotextile for Drainage works
3.0 Cast in Situ Concrete for Underpass Works
3.1 Pre-Pour Inspection
3.1.1 Check & Ensure Moulds are fixed, dimensions checked, must be in tollarance, (±5mm)
3.1.2 Check & Ensure Angular distortion of mould not more than 7mm overall
3.1.3 Check & Ensure Reinforcement & Dowel bars placement are Correct.
3.1.4 Check & Ensure Formwork and support are adequate.
3.1.5 Check & Ensure Placement of embedded are as per drawing.
3.1.6 Check & Ensure the alignment for Installation of form and Shutters.
3.1.7 Check & Ensure the Release Agent applied on mold but not on rebars
3.1.8 Check & Ensure the Rebar Clear Cover as per drawing to rebar
3.2 Concrete Casting Inspection
3.2.1 Check & Ensure the Mix design utilization and monitor Concrete Pour record
3.2.2 Check & Ensure Concrete placement, workmanship are as per Standard.
3.2.3 Check & Ensure Concrete slump and temperature found satisfactory
Check & Ensure Proper usage of Vibrator, avoid segregation of Concrete, Ensure adequate
3.2.4
Compaction of Concrete.
Check & Ensure the Concrete mix temperature at pouring shall not exceed 32°C as measured
3.2.5
immediately prior to placement.
Check for stripping of Form work / Supports etc, after specified duration of stripping time (as
3.2.6
per specification)
3.3 Post Pour Inspection
3.3.1 Ensure proper and Safe Removal of Mold & Shutters
3.3.2 Check and ensure proper Level & alignments of pre-casted Panles
3.3.3 Check and ensure Curing has been done continuously for 14 days as per Panles
3.3.4 Visual inspection of surface appearance
3.3.5 Check & Ensure Concrete filled to concrete level
3.3.6 Check & Ensure Proper Curing for Concrete
3.3.7 Surface defects if any, are identified and rectified to the acceptance of consultant
General Comments/Remarks:

For Contractor/Subcontractors For Consultant/Engineer

Signatories
Subcontractor QC Inspector GCC QA/QC Engineer
Name

Signatures

Date

Form Ref: GCC, Rev-0, Date: 06-Apr-23

 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI,
PROJECT TITLE:
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
CONTRACT NO.: P151119/2022/C/008
CLIENT/EMPLOYER: ALDAR PROJECTS
CONSULTANT: ATKINSREALIS
CONTRACTOR: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCC)
SUBCONTRACTOR: KABRI INT.
APPLICATOR: N/A
Checklist Title: Checklist Title: Underpass Construction works
Checklist No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-CHL-W-00096 Discipline: Civil
ITP Ref. No. ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-ITP-W-00096 Revision: P01
Related MS # ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-MS-W-00096 Page: 1
Shop Drawing #: Date:
Legend : (Yes: Checked & Accepted) (No: Checked but Not accepted) (N/A: Not Applicable)
Works Location:
Status/Acceptable
SN Description of checking to be carried out Remarks
Yes No NA
1.0 Prior Activities
1.1 Approved NOC Authority Approval
1.2 Approved Prequalification
1.3 Approved Method Statements
1.4 Approved Shop Drawings
1.5 Equipment Calibration certificates
2.0 Materials Approvals
2.1 Approved Concrete Mix Design
2.2 Approved Reinfocement Steel
2.3 Approval of Rigid steel Traverse Dowel Bars
2.4 Approval Joint filler Boards
2.5 Gun Graded Hydrophilic Water Sealant for Joints
2.6 Approval of Water Proofing Materials type A
2.7 Approval of Structural Backfilling Materials
2.8 Approval of PVC Pipe and Geotextile for Drainage works
3.0 Setting out/Survey Works:
3.1 Check & Ensure the Setting out is based on the approved shop drawing.
3.2 Check the Calibration of the instruments are valid.
3.3 Check & Ensure approved Bench Marks are used for Surveying and Staking works.
3.4 Check & Ensure approved Drawing & Survey Data Attached.
3.5 Check & Ensure Setting out works as per approved shop drawing.
3.6 Check & Ensure the Excavation is Co-ordinates as required.
4.0 Formation Preparations
4.1 Check and Ensure Formation level for the required level as per shop drawing.
4.2 check and ensure Dimensions, Location & Orientation correct.
4.3 Make sure formation layer Compaction has done and result passed.
4.4 Installation of Polyethylene sheet checked
5.0 Blinding Concrete Works
5.1 Check and Ensure shutter is properly installed.
5.2 Check and Ensure the Dimensions, Location & Orientation if shutter is Correct.
5.3 Installation of Polyethylene sheet checked
5.4 Ensure Tightness of formwork joints checked
5.5 Checked the temperature, Slump of fresh concrete and Record the Pour Card.
5.6 Cast Concrete Sample Cubs for 7 7 28 days tests.
5.7 Check curing arrangement are in place (Plastiv Sheet Hessian cloth & water)
6.0 Pervious Layer (Drainage Blanket)

6.1 Inspect the installation of PVC Pipe, Geotextile & pervious backfill materials for Drainage works

6.2 Check and Insure the Geotextile Surround all pervious materials, not damage Seen
7.0 Structural Backfilling & Compaction works
7.1 Check & Ensure Compaction is done based on layer by layer method.
7.2 check & Ensure the line & level is as Specified in the approved shop drawing.
7.3 Make sure Layer by Layer backfilling, layer thickness should not be more than 200mm.
7.4 Ensure Compaction Tests are Conducted for each layer.
General Comments/Remarks:

For Contractor/Subcontractors For Consultant/Engineer

Signatories
Subcontractor QC Inspector GCC QA/QC Engineer
Name

Signatures

Date

Form Ref: GCC, Rev-0, Date: 06-Apr-23

 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 32 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

APPENDIX “D”
 30 MAY 2024
ALDAR PROJECTS
QUALITY SUBMITTAL TRANSMITTAL
PROJECT Design and Build Contract for Cycle Track - Route 3 & 4 In Abu Dhabi, U.A. E
CLIENT ALDAR Projects Date 30-05-2024
00311-GCC-ST-R4-
PMC N/A Doc. Ref:
DW-IFC-00063
CONSULTANT AtkinsRealis Rev No. C00
QST No 13
CONTRACTOR Gulf Contractor Company (L&D)

SUBMITTAL TITLE IFC for Route 04 Underpass DISCIPLINE: ST

DWG/SPECS/BOQ
ITEM No Description Type Remarks
Reference

IFC for Route 04 Underpass

CONTRACTOR (GCC) SIGNATURE

RECEIVED
Haja Nizamuddin
DATE: DATE
CONSULTANT /PMC COMMENTS: □ Approved (Code A)

□ Approved as Noted (Code B)

Reviewed and accepted. □ Revise and Resubmit (Code C)

□ Rejected (Code D)

□ Information, Record (Code E)

HBM
12/06/2024

CONSULTANT/ PMC REPRESENTATIVE NAME: SIGNATURE:

Muhammad Rafiq
DATE: 19/06/2024
SIGNATURE:
RECEIVED BY CONTRACTOR REPPRESENTATIVE
NAME:
DATE:
NOTE: Corrections and comments made relative to submittals during the review do not relieve the contractor from compliance
with the requirements of the contract.

ALD-OP-QM-PQP-FRM-00004 1 Rev: 01
Classification : Internal General Purpose
 Attachment List Detail Shop Drawing Submittal Form
Project Name Design and Build Contract for Cycle Track – Route 3 & 4 in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E

Submittal Ref: 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-IFC-00063 Date 30-May-24 Rev. C00

Submittal Title IFC for Route 04 Underpass

SI No. Drawing No. Rev Description Status

1 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00000 C00 Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Title Sheet A

2 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00001 C00 Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - List Of Drawings

Cycycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - General Structural

3 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00002 C00
Notes

4 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00002A C00 Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Handrail Details

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - General Layout Plan &
5 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00003 C00
Sections

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Concrete Dimension

6 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00004 C00
And Reinforcement Of Section 1

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Concrete Dimension

7 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00005 C00
And Reinforcement Of Section 2

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Concrete Dimension

8 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00006 C00
And Reinforcement Of Undrpass Cross Section At Mid

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Concrete Dimension

9 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00007 C00
And Reinforcement Of Undrpass Cross Section At Edge

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Construction Sequence

10 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00008 C00
Details

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Construction Sequence

11 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00009 C00
Details

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Structure

12 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00010 C00
Waterproofing Details

Cycle Track Structures Bridge Route 4 - Underpass - Structure Details Of

13 00311-GCC-ST-R4-DW-X-00011 C00
Joints Of Underpass

Page 1 of 3
Not Needed
No need for handrail
 DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE
Project Title:
TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UAE
Contract: P151119/2022/008
Employer: ALDAR PROPERTIES
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI International Cont. LLC
Applicator: NA
Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-GN-ZZ-MS-W-00096-P01 Ref: KP0136-KIC-GCC-MS-031 Date: 1st Oct 2024 Page 33 of 33
METHOD STATEMENT FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS

APPENDIX “E”
 Project Title: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI INT.
Doc Title: QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT REGISTER Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-QRA-W-00096-P01 Page#: 1

QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT MATRIX FOR UNDERPASS CONSTRUCTION WORKS OF CYCLE TRACK ROUT 3 & 4
Past After mitigation
Risk Prior Mitigation Action Risk Effect Residual
No. Description of Risk Occurrence Mitigation Actions Responsibility Action plan Remarks
Type Rating Risk
Yes/No Severity (R) Probability LT/MT/ST Severity (R) Probability
QUALITY RISK DIRECT
1. Engagement of competent supervisor Production of
coordinated shop drawings and obtaining approval from
Deviation from specification engineer prior to execution of works. Project based
A1 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 2. Provision of trainings to supervisor and execution staff prior Major Rare 4
and/or approved drawings management
to start of works.
3. Use of control forms for inspection & approval

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Issuance of advance controlled copies of production
document if there is a minor design change.
3. Issuance of stop work if there is major design change.
Project based
A2 Use of unapproved drawings Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 4. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff Major Rare 4
management
prior to execution of works.
5. Periodic audits on site-based staff for document usage.
6. Use of control forms for inspection & approval

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff
prior to execution of works.
3. Inspection and approval of any permanent materials prior to
use.
4. Comparison of manufacturers inhouse test result with
Use of unapproved/unsuitable Project based
A3 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT approved compliance statement. Major Rare 4
materials management
5. Perform routine tests on materials received to conform
compliance.
6. Impose control of issuance of materials to site for
traceability.
7. Use of control forms for inspection & approval

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Provision of trainings for store, supervision and execution
staff regarding the method of work.
Project based
A4 Not working as per MS/Process Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT 3. Perform routine inspection on installation process. Moderate Rare 3
management
4. Use of control form (ITP & Checklists) for inspection &
approval.

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Production of coordinated shop drawings and obtaining
approval from engineer prior to execution of works.
Project based
A5 Inadequate supervision yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 3. Provision of training to supervisor and execution staff prior Moderate Rare 4
management
to start of works.
4. Use of control form (ITP & Checklists) for inspection &
approval
 Project Title: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI INT.
Doc Title: QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT REGISTER Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-QRA-W-00096-P01 Page#: 2

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Provision of trainers for store supervision and execution staff
regarding storage, handling and protection of materials.
3. Impose control of issuance of materials to site for
Material damage/defect and traceability. Project based
A6 Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT Moderate Rare 3
storage 4. Inspection and approval of any permanent materials prior to management
use.
5. Use of control forms for inspection and approval.
6. Perform routine inspection on store/installed materials.

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Provision of trainers for store supervision and execution staff
Not following manufacturer’s regarding storage, handling and protection of materials. Project based
A7 Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT Moderate Rare 3
Instructions. 3. Perform routine inspection on installation process. management
4. Use of control forms for inspection and approval.

QUALITY RISK INDIRECT

Rejection of completed works 1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
due to: 2. Issuance of advance adverse weather forecast prior to
1. Adverse weather. critical activities.
2. Ground water failure due to 3. Issuance of advance adverse weather notification.
dewatering 4. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff Project based
B1 Yes External Moderate Likely 9 LT Moderate Rare 3
regarding the protection of works. management
5. provision of standby portable dewatering pumps.
6. Availability of records of ground water table and geological
condition

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Provision of induction to Engineers.
Project
3. Preparing and maintaining the tracking register of customer
management
Delay in response to customer complaints and NCR.
B2 Yes External Moderate Often 12 LT and Project Moderate Rare 3
complaints and NCR. 4. Timely notification to Engineer and supervision staff.
QA/QC
5. Periodic monitoring of close out program.
department
6. Notification to customer for unavoidable delays.

1. Review newly added specification with reference to

previously available specifications to reflect the changes.
2. Prepare comparison table based on new specification
requirements.
Change/Revision from Project Project based
B3 No External Major likely 12 LT 3. Notify to supervision and execution staff regarding the Moderate Rare 4
specification requirement management
revision/change.
4. Issuance of stop work if there is a major change/impact in
design

1. Provision of induction/training to for continual

Noncompliance to company improvement.
Site QA. /QC
B4 Quality objectives & project Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 MT 2. Prepare periodic review of objectives listed. Moderate Rare 3
Department
Quality objectives 3. Monitor compliance by sending reminders & notification of
pending items to be addressed.
 Project Title: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI INT.
Doc Title: QUALITY RISK ASSESSMENT REGISTER Ref. No: ACTPW-GCC-EW-ZZ-QRA-W-00096-P01 Page#: 3

4. Address in management meeting regarding the objective

review
QUALITY RISK AT EXECUTION ACTIVITIES
QUALITY RISKS OF CLEARING, GRUBBING & TRAIL PIT & TREE REMOVAL WORKS
1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
2. Routing calibration of monitoring and measurement
instruments. Project
3. Periodic audit on site-based staff and surveyors for management
Defective /incorrect setting out
C1 Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 ST document usage and equipment. and Project Moderate Rare 3
and survey
4. use of control forms for inspection and approvals. QA/QC
5. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff department
prior to execution of works.

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Use Utility detection Equipment properly, make sure
equipment are Calibrated. Project
3. Periodic audit on site-based staff and surveyors for management
Damage to the Existing Utilities
C2 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT document usage and equipment. and Project Major Rare 4
during Trial Trench Excavation
4. use of control forms for inspection and approvals. QA/QC
5. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff department
prior to execution of works.

QUALITY RISKS OF DEWATERING WORKS

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
Raise of Water due failure of Project
2. Stand by Suction Pumps and alternative Power Sources.
dewatering system which case management
3. Periodic Inspection & Maintenance of Dewatering system
C3 potential damage to backfilling, Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT and Project Major Rare 4
4. Qualified Operator of dewatering system.
Steel Reinforcement, Concrete QA/QC
5. Timely response I case of any issue.
and other in progress activities department
1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
Improper Control of drawdown
2. Monitoring of draw down gage, periodic checking of water Project
static water level which case
static level. management
potential damage to Existing
C4 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 3. Periodic Inspection & Maintenance of Dewatering system and Project Major Rare 4
Proprieties such as bridge,
4. Qualified Operator of dewatering system. QA/QC
Building, Utilities, Roads and
5. Timely response I case of any issue. department
others.
1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
2. NOC from Authorities for disposal of water Project
Unacceptable disposal of water
3. Adequate arrangement for water disposal management
from dewatering system,
C5 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 4. Alternative arrangement for disposal of water and Project Major Rare 4
damage to other properties and
5. Qualified Operator of dewatering system. QA/QC
environmental impact.
6. Timely response I case of any issue. department

QUALITY RISK OF CAST PRE-CAST CONCRETE

Prior Casting Concrete: 1. Engagement of Competent Supervisor
2. Use of Inspection & control forms (ITP& Checklist) for Project Site
Wrong Steel Fixing
inspection & approval. team
C6 Wrong Formwork installation Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT Moderate Rare 4
3. Training to Skilled form and steel workers. Site QA. /QC
Inadequate manpower and
Department
Machinery
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Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI INT.
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4. Follow up inspection on daily basis by Concern Project

Engineer/Site Engineer.

1. Engagement of Competent Supervisor

2. Conducting Concrete trial Mix.
During Concrete Pouring: 3. Proper Storage of Crashed aggerate protected from sun
Delay in Concrete Supply lights to Control the temperature, using of Ice for water Project Site
Deficient Slump, High Cooling, Control of Concrete production line. team
C7 Yes Internal Moderate Often 12 LT Moderate Rare 4
Temperature 4. Selection of Nearest possible location of Concrete Supply Site QA. /QC
Inadequate Manpower and plant, Control of Concrete Delivery trucks timing. Department
Machinery 5. Training to Skilled form and steel workers.
6. Work Progress Follow up inspection on daily basis by
Concern Project Engineer/Site Engineer
1. Engagement of Competent Supervisor
2. Proper and adequate vibrator and concrete placement
After Concrete Casting: equipment and their application at the site. Project Site
Surface Finishing, Honey 3. Proper Scaffolding and shutters for Concrete work Supports. team
C8 Yes Internal Major Likely 16 LT MAJOR 4
Combs, miss-alignments, 4. Training to Skilled form and steel workers. Site QA. /QC
Undulation, Cold joints. 5. Work Progress Follow up inspection on daily basis by Department
Concern Project Engineer/Site Engineer.

1. Engagement of Competent Supervisor.

2. Conducting quality tests for Concrete Raw Materials such
Project Site
aggregates, Cements and admixtures.
Failure in Compressive and team
C9 Yes Internal Major Likely 16 LT 3. Conducting Concrete trial Mix. MAJOR Rare 4
durability tests requirements Site QA. /QC
4. Periodic audit of Concrete Plant production line and Lab.
Department
5. Calibration of Concrete Plant.

QUALITY RISK AT WATER PROOFING APPLICATION

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
2. Routing Check/Inspection backfilling Layers.
Project Site
3. Check of Concrete Pouring Recorded date for Completion of
Wet/Moisture Surface of team
C10 Yes Internal likely Likely 12 LT Curing Period. Moderate Rare 4
Concrete Site QA. /QC
4. Provision of trainings for supervision and execution staff
Department
prior to execution of works

Un prepared Concrete Surface 1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

Project Site
(Pinholes, Cracks, sharp edges, 2. Trail of Surface finishing & angle Chamfer & Termination
team
C11 damaged Concrete, poor Yes Internal Moderate Likely 12 MT Grooves work. Moderate Rare 4
Site QA. /QC
finished surface, wrong Use of Inspection & control forms (ITP& Checklist) for
Department
chamfers) inspection & approval.

Poor Application of Water

1. Engagement of competent supervisor. Project Site
Proofing Membrane System
2. Trail/Mock-up of water proofing application work. team
C12 (lose boding, shortage of Yes Internal Moderate Likely 12 LT Moderate Rare 4
3. Right Equipment for application. Site QA. /QC
Splices, weak pressing,
Periodic inspection. Department
Existence of Air pockets/bubble
 Project Title: DESIGN AND BUILD CONTRACT FOR CYCLE TRACK- ROUTE 3 & 4 IN ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI INT.
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1. Engagement of competent supervisor.

2. Conducting Trial of termination & application works. Project Site
Poor/Wrong Termination &
Periodic inspection. team
C13 Shortage of overlaps of Water Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT MAJOR Rare 4
Site QA. /QC
Proofing Membrane.
Department

1. Engagement of Competent Supervisor.

2. Trial mix/Mock up of Water Proofing work. Project Site
Over Torching of Water Proofing Periodic inspection. team
C14 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT MAJOR Rare 4
membrane. Site QA. /QC
Department

QUALITY RISKS OF STRUCTURAL BACKFILLING WORKS

1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
Raise of Water due failure of Project
2. Stand by Suction Pumps and alternative Power Sources.
dewatering system which case management
3. Periodic Inspection & Maintenance of Dewatering system
C15 potential damage to backfilling, Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT and Project Major Rare 4
4. Qualified Operator of dewatering system.
Steel Reinforcement, Concrete QA/QC
5. Timely response I case of any issue.
and other in progress activities department
1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
Improper Control of drawdown
2. Monitoring of draw down gage, periodic checking of water Project
static water level which case
static level. management
potential damage to Existing
C16 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT 3. Periodic Inspection & Maintenance of Dewatering system and Project Major Rare 4
Proprieties such as bridge,
4. Qualified Operator of dewatering system. QA/QC
Building, Utilities, Roads and
5. Timely response I case of any issue. department
others.
1. Engagement of competent supervisor.
Project
Unacceptable disposal of water 2. NOC from Authorities for disposal of water
management
from dewatering system, 3. Adequate arrangement for water disposal
C17 Yes Internal Major Often 16 LT and Project Major Rare 4
damage to other properties and 4. Alternative arrangement for disposal of water
QA/QC
environmental impact. 5. Timely response I case of any issue.
department
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Contract: P151119/2022/C/008
Employer: ALDAR PROJECTS
Engineer: ATKINSREALIS
Contractor: GULF CONTRACTORS COMPANY (GCCLD)
Subcontractor KABRI INT.
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Severity
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

Rejection of completed works (5) 5 10 15 20 25

Absolutely unacceptably high

15-35 Extreme Risk
Activity should not proceed in the current form
Unacceptably high-risk activity
8-12 High Risk To be modified to include remedial planning, action subject to
assessment and approval

4-6 Moderate Risk Acceptable but must be managed at 'As low as reasonably practicable'

Acceptable without further action. No further action required unless

1-3 Low risk
escalation of risk is possible