Client:

PROJECT:
PROGRAM 3 - DAMMAM ENTERTAINMENT
DEVELOPMENT - 3DAMM02
LOCATION: Project No. 55002650
Project Manag ment Consultant:
DAMMAM SITE WIDE
Doc. No. 3DAMM02-DAMM-07-
SBG-MW-MES-00002
CONTRACT REFERENCE NO. 1394-8-2023
Rev. A
Cost Consultant Management: CRS No. 3DAMM02-DAMM-07-
DOCUMENT TITLE:
SBG-MW-CRS-00003
Method of Statement for
Reclamation and Compaction Work Date 5 April 2025
(Excluding Bump Area)

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Supervision Consultant:

CONTRACT TITLE:
PROGRAM 3 - DAMMAM ENTERTAINMENT
DEVELOPMENT - 3DAMM02

DOCUMENT TITLE:

Method of Statement for Reclamation and

Compaction Work
(Excluding Bump Area)

Saudi Binladin Group

Template No.: 3 DAMM02-DAMM-08-QM-TEP-00005_00_Contractor Submittal Cover page_240721
 Program 3 Eastern Province
(Dammam, Al Khobar & Al Ahsa)

METHOD STATEMENT (
Project
Location
Dammam Client : Saudi Entertainment Ventures (SEVEN)
PMC WSP LDC / Consultant AECOM
Cost
Consultant:
Turner & Townsend Arabia Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

METHOD STATEMENT NO.: 3DAMM02-DAMM-07-SBG-MW-MES-00002 REV : A

ORIGINATOR : DISCIPLINE: MW

Title: Method of Statement for Reclamation and Compaction Work (Excluding Bump Area)

REV DATE STATUS PURPOSE OF ISSUE

5 April 2025 1st Submission

Status Code:

FA : For Approval FI : For Information FC : For Construction

Distribution :

REVIEWED
DATE REVIEWED BY REVIEWED BY ( RA + EI ) / APPROVED BY
BY
REVIEWED BY
TECHNICAL SAFETY QA/QC
5 April 2025 CONSTRUCTION
MANAGER MANAGER MANAGER PROJECT
MANAGER

SIGN Subcon

Initials
Subcon

SIGN ATC

Intials ATC Joydeep Dhar Tarek Mostafa Omar Farooq

220309-3DAMM02-DAMK-08-WS3-QM-TEM-00006_00_Method Statement Template

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Contents

1. Scope
2. Reference
3. Health and Safety Hazards
4. Definitions
5. Responsibilities
6. Procedures /Method to be Employed
7. Manpower Requirement
8. Material Requirement
9. Equipment
10. Test Report
11. Health and Safety Provisions
12. QC Approvals and Other Documents
13. Records to be Produced
14. Distribution
15. Site Safety Engineer’s Approval
16. Risk Assessment and Control Measures
17. Environmental Aspect, Impact & Control Measures
18. List of Hazardous Material to be used
19. List of Hazardous waste to be generated.
20. Attachments
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1.0 SCOPE OF WORK.

This method statement describes the procedure for land reclamation using the push and fill method.
Dump trucks will deliver the fill material to the reclamation site near the shore, and the loader will
push it into the sea, maintaining an elevation of 1 meter above the high-tide level (+2.3). The
backfilling process will ensure a minimum of 5 meters of backfill behind the secant piles, and the
newly formed slope will be protected with geotextile fabric.

1.1 Reclamation Works.

➢ Commencement of Reclamation

➢ Backfilling and Transportation.

➢ Setting out and Surveys.

➢ Excavation and Disposal of Unsuitable Material.

Tests and Sampling

2.0 REFERENCE

Design item Design Code/ Guideline

British Standards

AS Per Project Specification For dredging and reclamation work

Dammam. (3DAMM02-DAMM-05-AEC-35-SPE-00006)

As per Approved MES for Reclamation work.

SECTION 31 10 00 - SITE CLEARING

SECTION 31 20 00 EARTHWORKS

Safety Standerds
0DMQL00-DLVR-00-SEV-HS-PRO-00025_Excavation Procedure;
0DMQL00-DLVR-00-SEV-HS-MAN-00001-SEVEN Construction
HSSE Manual

OSHA 1926 Subpart b

SBG HSE plan

3.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS

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3.1 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

3.2 Safety, Health and Environment Policy

It is the policy of the Contractor that all employees, including those of
subcontractors , execute their work safely and under health conditions, with
appropriate concern for the protection of the environment. The ultimate Safety,
Health and Environmental objectives of the Contractor are:
1. Zero personal accidents;
2. Zero incidents with environmental impact; and
3. Zero damages to equipment and property.
4. Documents/Procedures related to HSE management system;
5. Procedures for Risk Assessment;
6. Emergency Response/Rescue Procedures;
7. Reclemetion, Handling and Disposal;
8. Work under water/ Diving Procedures;
9. Handling and use of oil, petrol, chemicals, and hazardous materials;
10. Waste Management;
11. Marine Navigational routes / Marine Traffic Management.; and,
12. Environmental Management Procedures – (water quality, marine mammal, and
turtle management, etc.)

The Contractor shall appoint a HSE Officer to be responsible for all safety and potential
hazardous or dangerous activity issues. This person must have adequate knowledge and
experience to deal safely with hazards associated with the work. He shall ensure that the
HSE plan is known and followed by every person on the Site. The Contractor shall present
the HSE plan in a safety meeting for all site personnel when work commence on site and
arrange for relevant training as per the HSE Plan.
The Environment Management Plan provides the management framework to mitigate
environmental impacts as a result of Contractor’s Project activities, and ensure compliance
with relevant environmental requirements.
For the Reclamation, a key potential impact on the environment is associated with the
increase of suspended sediment concentrations during spraying and reclamation activities.
3.3 Work Method Statements HSS Risk Assessment

This Method Statement includes work activity specific hazard identification and risk
assessments for which reference is made to Appendix A.
The objectives of the Method Statement Risk Assessment are as follows:
1. Identify and describe health, safety and security (HSS) hazards and
threats at the earliest practicable stage of the Method Statement
development;

2. Record HSS hazards and control measures in a standard format to assist

communication with the developers and users of the Method Statement;
3. Identify the high potential and critical HSS risks associated with the Method
Statement; and
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Create a ‘living document’ which is updated as additional hazards and
control measures are identified during Method Statement
implementation.

3.4 Environmental and Safety Considerations

• Dust Suppression: Use covers or other dust suppression measures to minimize airborne
particles during transportation.
Spillage Prevention: Equip vehicles with spill containment features and ensure drivers are
trained in spill response procedures.

• Erosion and Sediment Control: Implement erosion and sediment control measures to prevent
environmental contamination during spoil removal and transportation.

• Water Quality Protection: Use barriers and filtration systems to protect water bodies from
spoil runoff and sedimentation.

• PPE and Training: Provide appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and training to
all personnel involved in spoil removal and treatment activities.

• Emergency Preparedness: Develop and implement emergency response plans for potential
incidents (e.g., spills, contamination) during spoil management.

The following measures will be implemented to ensure environmental protection and

compliance with the specifications:

• Equipment Maintenance and Use: The subcontractor will ensure that no equipment leaking
fuel, lubricant, or hydraulic fluid will be used on-site. All equipment will be properly
maintained to ensure efficiency and minimize emissions. Furthermore, equipment will arrive
on-site in a clean condition.

• Fuel and Oil Management: The subcontractor will store fuel and oil away from watercourses,
ensuring all storage areas are fully bunded. Containers will be securely maintained and kept
clean to prevent contamination.

• Refueling and Servicing: All refueling and servicing activities will be supervised and
conducted in designated locations agreed upon with the Engineer. The subcontractor will
ensure that these activities are carried out safely and in compliance with environmental
guidelines.

• Spill Response Preparedness: The subcontractor will always have appropriate oil absorbent and
containment materials/products readily available on-site to address any potential fuel leaks or
spillages.

• Spill Containment and Reporting: In the event of a spillage, the subcontractor will immediately
contain and remove the spillage from the site to an approved location. The Engineer will be
promptly informed of any such incidents.
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3.5 Kick-off meeting reclamation works
Contractor will hold a kick-off meeting for the reclamation works with personnel involved to ensure
that the team is aware of roles and responsibilities, communication lines, inspections and envisioned
work methods. Engineer will be invited to attend this kick-off meeting.

3.6 Quality Management

The QMS Plan discusses the various Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs), submitted separately for
review. Validation of the operation/ installation/ product, Quality Control and Technical Integrity of
the works. The ITPs focus on how Contractor will meet the rigorous contractual quality control
requirements.

4.0 DEFINITIONS

Definitions and Abbreviations.

➢ AECOM (Consultant)

➢ SBG (Main Contractor)

➢ MEC ( Madarat Al Emar Contracting Co.)

➢ MS Method Statement
➢ ITP Inspection & Test Plan
➢ MEC (Sub Contractor)
➢ BS British Standerd
➢ CBR California Bearinf Ratio
➢ CEMP Construction Envirnmental Mangement plan
➢ SPT Standerd Penetration Test
➢ CPT Cone Penetratrion test.

➢ mMSL: m Mean Sea Level. (As per Project Approve Sea Levels and Specifications)
➢ Independent Hydrographic Surveyor: All hydrographic survey works shall be carried out by
a company specialized in this field.
➢ Joint Pre-Survey: A bathymetric survey of the seabed or land conducted by the Contractor,
with the Engineer in attendance, prior to the commencement of any part of the Works.
➢ Joint Post-Survey: A survey, either bathymetric or land-based as appropriate, conducted by
the Contractor at the completion of the Works, with the Engineer or their representative or
assistants in attendance.

5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

Preparation of Procedure - Construction Manager

Preparation of Procedure - Technical Manager
Review of Procedure - MEP Manager
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Review of Procedure - QA/QC Manager
Review of Procedure - Safety Manager

Preparation of Preparation of
Procedure Procedure
Construction QC Engineer.
Manger .Engr Umer Numan Ahmad
0540493710
050 301 4597

Review of Procedure Review of Procedure Review of Procedure Safety

Site Engineer. QA/QC Manager. Manager/

Engr Abdulazeem HSE Supervisor.

Luqman Khan

Approval of Procedure
project Manager

Responsibilities.

It is the responsibility of all contractors’ management, staff and personnel to comply with the
procedures set out in this document. The responsibilities of the key personnel are outlined for
clarity and easy reference below.

Project manager

Project Manager for reclamation and marine work, responsibilities include developing detailed
project plans, coordinating resources, and ensuring compliance with environmental and
regulatory requirements. You will manage risks by identifying potential challenges and
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implementing mitigation strategies. Health, safety, and environmental standards (HSSE) are
critical, requiring continuous monitoring and enforcement. The role also involves overseeing
budgets, timelines, and quality control to ensure efficient project execution and completion.
Regular communication with stakeholders ensures transparency and smooth progress throughout
the project lifecycle.

Construction Manager

Develop and initiate the project plan while orienting the project team to focus on critical activities,
milestones, and updating of the plan.

Ensure continuous monitoring of activities while providing feedback to Company management on

current status during the duration of the project.

Ensure company safety procedural implementation throughout the project duration.

Ensure that issued construction drawings are approved by the Cunsultant, in addition to ensure
that all project documents are approved prior to commence execution at site.

➢ Oversees the relocation process.

➢ Ensures compliance with safety guidelines.

➢ Reclamation activities are carried out in accordance with this method statement; and
➢ Necessary permits are obtained before starting the works.
QA/QC Inspector.

To Ensure that all approved QC procedures and documents are available and implemented by the
construction team throughout the duration of the project. All procedures will be carried out in
accordance with the approved Inspection and Test Plan (ITP).

The quality of work must consistently conform to the project specifications or meet the
requirements set by the SBG Representative.

QA/QC Engineer

The QA/QC Engineer for reclamation work is responsible for ensuring that all activities comply
with project specifications, quality standards, and regulatory requirements. They oversee material
testing, inspect site operations, and ensure proper documentation. Additionally, they coordinate
with construction teams to identify and resolve quality issues, verify compliance with
environmental regulations, and ensure that the project meets client and Project Specifications
and standards.

Site Engineer/Superviosr.

Supervise the execution of works in the site to ensure that the work phase required and assigned
by the Project Manager/Construction Manager is accomplished withal the approved time, plan,
specification and standards.
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Administer the day-to-day site activities which include supervising and assigning of duties and
descriptions on how tasks should be interpreted,

or accomplished in compliance with the required output, resolving unexpected technical

difficulties in coordination with the Construction Manager, implementation of safety practices
and programs.

Inform the direct managers/supervisors on all activities in the site to ensure that proper
communication and channeling is observed in order to execute the program as planned.

HSE Manager
The project HSS manager will:

• Advise and support the Project Management Team on HSE

issues, such as Risk Assessments, project HSSE aspects, etc.
• Induct, instruct and keep record of new project personnel, visitors and third
parties.
• Perform periodic project site spot-checks, inspections to verify compliance
with the HSS Plan.
• Advise and support Project Management in reporting and
investigating accidents, damages, environmental losses
and near misses;
• Administrate and regularly review the HSS Plan and associated procedures;
and
• Record, review and report the HSS performances in line
with the Employers and Contractors reporting
requirements.
• Assist line management in the preparation of Project Hazards.
• Administrate and review regularly the Emergency
Response Plan, including procedures and documents such
as the emergency telephone list; and
• Documents are approved and signed off by relevant parties.

Conduct safely inspections on the work site to ensure that safety procedures are implemented
and observed to avoid an accident-prone working environment.
Conduct safety training for employees according to their job activities to ensure that safety
practices and procedures are known to all so that they can exercise “Safety First" rule.
Ensure to conduct daily tool box talk (TBT) to notify safety precautionary measure prior
deployment of work at site.
Surveyor

Ensure that survey points are properly maintained.

Carry out a pre-construction survey to fix the locations and corresponding elevations as per the
approved shop drawings. Ensure quality and compliance during phases of surveying works and
the regular checking of the surveying equipment or periodic calibration from the third party.
Ensure the validity and the serial number of calibration certificates is available and posted in the
survey equipment.
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6.0 PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED

6.1 General Requirements for Reclamamtion work.

➢ The permission from Client and local authorities shall be obtained by the contractor prior
to commencement of reclamation works in the project area. Advance weekly programmes
shall be submitted to the Client and clients engineer, minimum of four days prior to the
commencement of the programme.
➢ Site engineer/supervisor shall ensure method statement and risk assessment Is
commuicated to all workforce and ensure operatives are adequately trained on their
specific task
➢ The method of reclamation shall be to the approval of the Client and the areas shall be
reclaimed to the full levels and details shown on the Drawings. Prior to the completion of
the Works all dredged material which is not required for the Works shall be removed from
site and deposited at locations approved by Client.
➢ The pre- and post-reclamation survey works should be detailed in accordance with the
project specifications.
➢ Interim surveys must be submitted to the Client biweekly, covering both the reclamation
and surplus material disposal areas. These surveys should match the accuracy and format
of the pre-reclamation surveys.
➢ All Unsuitable material shall be transported to and disposed at a suitable location
approved by Client and Client outside the Site.

➢ The cumulative thickness of fines layers within any meter depth of reclamation shall not
exceed 100mm.
➢ Slope and Edge Protection: Geotextiles will be employed for slope and edge protection.
➢ All Unsuitable material shall be transported to and disposed at a suitable location
approved by Client and Client outside the Site.
➢ Reclamation materials shall be discharged over the fill area to maintain homogeneity of
filling with emphasis on taking all necessary measures to avoid producing pockets of
fines in the reclamation.
➢ For the whole reclamation area or for each portion of reclamation, as approved by the
Client, the Contractor shall test the reclamation fill and the underlying soils in
accordance with the requirements set out herein.
➢ Fill material shall be handled and stored in such a manner as to avoid contamination,
segregation, deterioration, erosion, or instability of the material.
➢ Tidal effect should be considered during works.
➢ 'Pockets of fines shall be completely removed and replaced with suitable material to the
satisfaction of the Client in the upper 2.5m of the reclamation fill.
➢ 'Fill material shall be clean, hard, durable, granular, well-graded, non-plastic fill
comprising natural gravel, natural sand, crushed gravel, dredged and/or crushed rock
(other than argillaceous rock) or some combination thereof, having particle size
distributions within the ranges stated in table 5-1 as per speccification.
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➢ 'The acceptable tolerance for the final surface level of completed fill as shown on the
Drawings shall be ±100mm from the specified final level.
➢ The thickness of any fine pocket shall not exceed 150mm, with the total cumulative
thickness limited to:
- 500mm within the 5 meters below foundation levels, and
- 1000mm in the total thickness of the reclamation fill.

Loading and Transportation:

➢ Loads backfill materials onto dump trucks using wheel loaders or excavators.

➢ Secure the load properly.

Ensure loads are evenly distributed, and regularly inspected during transport to
prevent shifting or spillage, maintaining safety and compliance with transport
regulations.

➢ Transport the materials to the designated area.

Unloading and Placement:

o Unload the materials at the designated Stockpile area.

Site Assessment and Route Planning:

o The subcontractor will evaluate existing roads and access points for suitability.

o The contractor will plan the route for transporting revetment material to minimize
disruption and ensure safety.

6.2 METHODOLOGY

➢ The contractor will install silt fencing as per Approved MES 3DAMM02-DAMM-07-
SBG-MW-MES-00001 and Approve ITP and in accordance with the approved Shop
drawings and project specifications.
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➢ Before beginning reclamation, Subcontractor will first remove and relocate all existing
revetments. Which will be done as per the approval of MES for Removing and relocation
of revetement. This involves demolition and disposal of revetments in a careful and
controlled manner, ensuring that all components are handled safely.
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➢ Once removed. The revetment materials will be demolished and disposed of at a

municipality-approved location, as per the Scope of Work. Alternatively, they may be
broken down to facilitate safe loading and unloading before being transported to the
designated stockpile location within the project premises, as marked by SBG. This will
be a one-time relocation, with no further movement. This preparation step is crucial to
ensuring the site is clear and ready for subsequent construction activities, including the
reclamation process.

➢ The land reclamation process using the push and fill method will involve dump trucks
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delivering fill material (as per the contract Specifications of reclamation work) to the
shoreline, where a Loader/Excavator will push the material into the sea, maintaining an
elevation of 1 meter above the High-tide level and remaining elevation will be
compacted to provide the stable working plate form for Secant Pile works.

➢ The backfilling will ensure a minimum of 5 meters of fill behind the secant piles, while
the newly created slope (1:3) As per the site Condition, and it will be protected with
geotextile fabric to prevent erosion and enhance stability.

➢ For material transportation during reclamation work, trucks will stop 5-10 meters from
the new slope. The truck will proceed straight to the designated area to unload the
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material and then reverse to exit. During this process, a designated spotter and flagman
will assist the driver to ensure clear communication and minimize blind spots. After
unloading, a wheel loader or excavator will push the material into the reclamation area.

➢ Delivery of Fill Material: Dump trucks are used to transport large volumes of fill
material (such as sand, soil, or gravel) to the reclamation site, which is typically located
near the shoreline.

➢ Pushing into the Sea: After the material is dumped, heavy machinery, such as front-end
loaders/Excavator, is used to push the fill material towards the water. The equipment
gradually spreads the material into the sea. This controlled pushing helps to expand the
land surface while maintaining the integrity of the fill material as it enters the water.

➢ Monitoring and Adjustments: Throughout the process, surveyors and engineers

continuously monitor the reclamation/ temporary plat form to ensure that the fill material
is distributed evenly, and that the expansion aligns with the project’s specifications.
Adjustments are made as necessary to address any deviations from the plan.

➢ All tests and material sampling shall be conducted in accordance with the project
specifications for reclamation work.
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Methodology for Secant Piling Platform Preparation, Excavation, and Backfilling

work. (Area T1)

1. Temporary Backfilling for Secant Piling Platform:

• A temporary backfilling process will be executed using the push-and-fill method

to create a stable working platform for secant piling activities.
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• The backfilling material will be sourced from the approved stockpile, and testing
will be conducted as per the Contract specifications

2. Excavation After Completion of Secant Piling Towards seaside

• Once the secant piling works are completed, the temporary backfill will be
excavated systematically.

• The excavation will be conducted with appropriate equipment.

3. Excavation After Completion of Secant Piling Towards land side

• Once the secant piling works are completed, the temporary backfill towards the
land side will be removed up to required level as per Engineers Instruction.

• The excavation will be conducted with appropriate equipment.

• The subgrade will be re-levelled and compacted as necessary to prepare for the
next stage of the backfilling process.

4. Backfilling Process and Compaction towards land side as per earth work
specification:

• Backfilling will commence only after proper dewatering (If Necessary) by main
contractor to ensure a dry and stable work area.

• The process will follow a layer-by-layer approach, ensuring each layer is well-
compacted before the next is placed.

• Compaction will be carried out using suitable machinery to achieve the required
density and load-bearing capacity which will be tested by conducting FDT.

Pre-anchoring stones to geotextile before unfurling it on the slope is an effective

method for securing the material in place. Here's a step-by-step guide:

➢ 1. Prepare the Stones

Select Stones: Choose stones that are heavy enough to resist the force of waves and
soil erosion.

2. Attach Stones to Geotextile

Straps or Cables: Use sturdy straps or cables to attach the stones to the geotextile.

Secure Attachment: Ensure that the straps or cables are securely fastened to both the
stones and the geotextile to prevent them from coming loose.

3. Unfurl Geotextile

Anchored Geotextile: Carefully position the geotextile on the slope, ensuring the pre-
anchored stones are in the desired locations.
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Unroll and Spread: Unroll the geotextile and spread it evenly over the slope.

4. Secure the Top

Additional Stones: Place additional stones at the top of the slope to further secure the
geotextile and prevent erosion. Madarat will be responsible for safeguarding the
reclaimed side slopes until the completion of the subsequent works planned within
the site boundary.

Burying Stones: Consider burying some of the top stones to provide a more stable
foundation.

Once the geotextile is securely in place, Additional stones will be placed at the
bottom side of geotextile This will weight to keep the geotextile in place and serves
as additional protection against wave action and erosion.

➢ Coordination between the reclamation subcontractor and the secant pile subcontractor is
essential to agree on all necessary requirements. It is important to ensure that the
reclamation work will start near the secant pile areas to run the reclamation and secant
pile work in parallel.

➢ The surveyor shall Mark survey limit of works for Reclamation Area as per the drawings
and Specification.

➢ After the secant piles are completed, the material & geotextile behind the Secant piles
facing the sea will be removed according to the approved (MES) for the removal and
relocation of revetment. This Material will be disposed to municipal dumping areas as
per scope of work or other approve designated Location by SBG.
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Reclamation material shall be tested as per Table 5-2 and have the properties as
defined in Table 5-3.
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Logistics Traffic Plan for Reclamation work.

➢ Reclamation Areas: The area highlighted in orange in the drawing represents the
reclamation zone. It is divided into three sections: Marine Area 1, Marine Area 2, and
Marine Area 3, with further subdivisions into smaller areas.

➢ Subcontractor Route: The subcontractor, Madarat, will use the existing route (marked
in blue) as the designated IN/OUT access route for both revetment and reclamation
activities.

➢ The Jersey barriers along the route will be shifted back to provide additional space,
ensuring smooth transportation. This adjustment will be made in compliance with safety
standards, incorporating signage and flagmen for traffic management.

➢ Stockpile Area: The material will be stockpiled in the designated area marked in brown.
Ramps, also shown in brown, will be used for the movement and storage of materials at
this stockpile location.

➢ The route will be secured with Concrete barriers at both IN and OUT ends during the
activity. Madarat will provide temporary ramps for each zone, along with appropriate
signage and flagmen to ensure safety and facilitate smooth traffic management
throughout the operation.
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➢ The route will also serve as an emergency access point for any urgent situations or
inspections that may arise during the activity. In the event of an emergency, this route
will allow for the swift entry of emergency response teams and equipment to the site.

➢ Subcontractor will utilize the alternative routes specified for zones 1, 2, and 3 if there is
no access for material transportation. Madarat will work in each zone for approximately
two weeks, following the alternative routes indicated in the Plans.

Temporary Works
Temporary works shall include the following:
➢ Temporary bunds or revetments at the interface with other construction works being conducted
subsequently or concurrently with the Contractor’s activities.
➢ Bunds or revetments supporting areas where suitable or unsuitable reclamation fill materials will
be deposited.
➢ Temporary bunds or revetments required by the Contractor to partially complete dredging and
reclamation works.
➢ All works shall be designed to remain stable under all tidal conditions, groundwater levels, and
surcharge loads, considering the placement of reclamation fill and ground improvement activities
to be performed by the Contractor.

Rescue Plan for Reclamation Work.

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1. Introduction
This rescue plan outlines the procedures and protocols to be followed in case of an
emergency during the revetment work near the seaside. It ensures that all personnel
are aware of the necessary steps to respond quickly and efficiently to protect workers
and mitigate risks associated with working near water.

2. Potential Hazards
- Drowning risk due to proximity to the water.
- Slips, trips, and falls on uneven or wet surfaces.
- Equipment failure or accidents involving heavy machinery near the water.
- Sudden changes in weather or high tides.

3. Emergency Response Team

Rescue Coordinator: Site supervisor responsible for coordinating rescue operations.
First Aid : Trained personnel on-site to administer immediate medical assistance.
Safety Officers: Ensure compliance with safety protocols and monitor operations.

4. Rescue Equipment
- Life jackets and flotation devices to be worn by all workers near the water.
- Emergency communication devices for quick reporting and coordination.
- Life bouy with rope with a miniimum length of 100 ft
- First aid kits and emergency medical supplies available at designated points.
- crawller cran can be utilize for rescue with lifting strecher.

In Case of Slips, Falls, or Worker Entrapment:

- Stop work immediately and ensure the area is clear of other personnel.
- The rescue team will stabilize the affected area and secure the worker.
- Safely extract the worker using ropes or equipment, ensuring the area is stable.
- Provide immediate medical attention and call for professional help if needed.

5. Communication and Evacuation

- In the event of an emergency, the site supervisor will notify the entire team via
Phone.
- Workers will be directed to the designated safe zones away from the water or
hazardous areas.
- If necessary, evacuation routes will be clearly marked, and flagmen will guide
workers to the safe zones.

6. Training and Drills

- All workers will undergo regular safety training and rescue drills for revetment work
near water.
- Rescue teams will conduct periodic mock rescue operations to ensure readiness.
- First aid and water safety training will be mandatory for all personnel working near
the water.

7.0 MANPOWER REQUIREMENTS

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• Project Engineer

• Safety Officer / Supervisor /QC Inspector

• Surveyor - Site Supervisor

• Machineries Operators

• General Workers.

8.0 MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS

The material for fill shall comply with the project specifications outlined in
Specification for Dredging and Reclamation works.
➢ Suitable fill material that will be used in reclamation work.
➢ Geotextile
➢ Revetment Material
➢ Crushed Pile Head Trimmed Material
➢ Excavated Material
➢ Stockpile Material

9.0 EQUIPMENT

• Excavator. No. Required (2) more or less.

• Wheel Loader. No. Required (2) more or less.
• Dump Truck. No. Required (15) more or less.
• Roller Compactor. No. Required (2) more or less.
• Grader. No. Required (2) more or less.
• Water Tanker, No. Required (3) more or less.
• Survey Equipment’s. GPS Machine,
& other Related Survey Tools.

10.0 TEST REPORT

Materials and Compaction Testing’s.

• The contractor will engage an independent and approved site laboratory, fully
equipped to perform all necessary materials and compaction tests as specified. All
testing activities, including compaction tests, will be conducted in strict
accordance with the project specifications and Approved ITP. the testing
requirements Shall comply with the project specifications or as per engineers’
instructions.
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11.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY PROVISIONS

➢ All the safe practices will be adopted during the ongoing works.

➢ All the working platforms will be inspected by Site Safety Engineer

➢ All necessary personal protective equipment shall be used.

➢ Proper access for the laborers and equipment will be provided to the place of works.

➢ Safety signboards and barriers, in accordance with safety standards, shall be installed at
strategic locations around the project site and work areas.

➢ Site EH&S Management System shall be applied as per project Safety Requirement/standards.

First Aid, Emergency arrangements & Welfare/Sanitary shall be complied.

Protective and Safety Equipment's:

The use of the following personnel protective
i. Head Protection Safety Helmet
ii. Eye Protection Safety goggles
iii. Foot Protection Safety shoes
iv. Hand Protection Hand gloves.
v. Face Protection Face shield (if required)

12.0 QC APPROVALS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS

'The QC team will handle all aspects of QC documentation, including material
testing, FDT, WIR, material submittals, NCR, and SOR closures. They will also be
responsible for all QC duties in accordance with the project requirements and
specifications.
All the required QA\QC approvals to be delivered as per the approved PQP and in line
with SEVEN contractual quality requirements

12.1 Safety Approvals

Before commencing reclamation work, all safety approvals must be obtained, including a Risk
Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS) detailing hazards and controls. A Permit to Work
(PTW) is mandatory, alongside adherence to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
requirements.
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Training and Supervision

• All staff and workers who are involved in the activity will be trained about
methodology and sequence of works including the hazards/risk and control
measures associated to the activity. Construction Manager or Site Engineer will
give the training of above works and keep the record of training attendance.

• All activities shall be properly supervised by the construction team, assigned site
engineer, supervisor or foremen along with the support of HSE team to ensure
the work is carried out safely and comply with all site HSE rules and
regulations.

13.0 RECORDS TO BE PRODUCED

Quality Control Reports and Testing, Daily Progress Reports, Survey and As-Built
Records, and Correspondence and Approvals will be produced for the reclamation
work. These documents ensure that all work adheres to project specifications, track
daily progress, document the accuracy of surveys, and maintain clear communication
with stakeholders. Together, they provide a comprehensive record of the reclamation
process, ensuring compliance and transparency.

General Requirements.
As Reference to compliance to all Client, Project HSE requirements and local
regulations including international standard best practices

• All equipment shall be maintained in safe working condition and shall

be appropriate and adequate for the intended use.
• Ensure Plant & Equipment pre deployment Inspection checklist,
Inspection with Color code sticker/ Daily Inspection checklist.
• Only operators with valid 3rd party certificates personnel shall operate
equipment.

• The operator will make a complete walk-around safety check before use.
• Mobile equipment shall not be left unattended unless it is parked with ground
engaging tools.
• All employees working around heavy or mobile equipment should wear
reflective vests at a minimum.
• Hard hats are not required to be worn in an enclosed cab. Operators
must wear their hard hat anytime they exit the cab and unprotected
cabs. Safety Glasses, Steel Toe Boots, Reflective Vests and Gloves
are always required. Additional PPE may be required for certain tasks.
• Pickups and passenger vehicles not necessary for performing the work
should be parked well away from the work area to reduce congestion
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and incidents of loss.
• Equipment wheels must be chocked when parking on an incline.

• ALL chains, binders and straps will be inspected prior to

each use and discarded ifdamaged. ALL loads will be secured
prior to moving the truck.

• All Lifting gears have valid 3rd Party certificates, color coded.

• Before a driver loads or unloads his vehicle, a brief survey of the

area is to be made ofany hazards to other project personnel or
equipment and remove the hazard before start of
loading/unloading activity according to following guidelines:

• Observe gross vehicle weight rating.

• Check deck, remove all loose materials.

• Shifting loads should be blocked or lashed.

• Do not move truck until before confirmation of clearance of all

excess material near truck and adjacent area.

• Be alert for pinch points to avoid damage.

• To avoid falls from flatbed trailers, workers should keep away from sides of
the trailer.

• Use only approved ladders/scaffolds to access the truck bed.

• Observe safe materials handling practices.

• The works must be supervised by a trained and competent person

with the authority to immediately stop unsafe work. Drivers and
equipment operators must have valid third- party training and / or
relevant government licenses for the equipment they are using.

• The equipment must have valid third-party certification.

• Clear the area for other traffic & pedestrians.

• Area Barricade should be provided to prevent unauthorized access

of people not involved in loading or unloading and create an
isolated work area.

• Level. To maintain stability, trailers/Crane must be parked on firm

level ground,

• Loads must be spread as evenly as possible, during both loading

and unloading. Uneven loads can make the vehicle or trailer
unstable.

14.0 DISTRIBUTION
Copies of this method statement shall be issued to the following for implementation.
Construction Manager
Project Engineer
HSE Engineer.
QA/QC Engineer.
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15.0 SITE SAFETY INCHARGE APPROVAL

Approved

Approved Subjected to compliance with the following notes/comments

Not Approved - Reasons

__________________( HSE to sign here) _________________ _________________

Name & Signature Date

16.0 RISK ASSESSMENT & CONTROL MEASURES

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RISK ASSESSMENT for Reclamation and Compaction Work

Issue No 01 Revision No A
(Excluding Bump Area)
Prepared by: Qamar khan HSE M Date 5 April 2025

ASSESSMENT OVERVIEW:
Contractor: SAUDI BINLADIN GROUP Date assessed: 5 April 2025
Location: Dammam Next review date:
Jassim Ahmed Al-Maghaslah
Assessed by: Signed:

Approved by; Muhhamad Omer Farooq Signed:

Prepared by; Qamar Khan Signed:

ACRONYMS & DEFINITIONS:

CONSEQUENCE
PROBABILITY
Catastrophic
Insignificant (1) Minor (2) Moderate (3) Major (4)
(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

SCORING MATRIX AND DEFINITIONS

15 - 25 Extreme risk Activity or industry should not proceed in current form

Activity or industry should be modified to include remedial planning, action and subject
8-12 High risk
to detailed HSSE assessment
4-6 Moderate risk Activity or industry can operate subject to management and /or modification

1-3 Low risk No action required, unless escalation of risk is possible

Risk Rating Factor:

P - Probability (Likelihood)
C – Consequence (Severity)

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WHO MIGHT BE FURTHER ACTION TO

ACTIVITY HARMED & Risk
Risk EXISTING CONTROLS / PROVISIONS CONTROL
(List of
HAZARDS / ISSUES Facto
S/N HOW? P C Factor P C
activities to (List significant hazards / issues) (List existing controls) r (List the risks which are not
1
undertake) (List groups of people 2 adequately controlled and
at significant risk) the action necessary)
• Remove or relocate overhead obstruction
Vehicles, Equipment,
(Electric etc.) it should not be within reach of
loaded equipment.
Pedestrian, • Select Separate routs for vehicles and
pedestrian, it should be one way.
• Employee’s cars not allowed at work zone Curtains are not
Incompetentoperators
• Traffic sign including speed limit, warnings allowed to hang inside
Traffic Injury, shallbe posted appropriately.
Fall of material during the operator cabin.
Control for Disability, • Concrete barriers shall be fixed at road
loading &unloading Operator cabin
Material Fatality and edges.
1 3 5 15 1 3 3 window mustbe with
Transportati property • Confirm road compaction of road/passage
Narrow Roads clear glass.
on Damages inuse for equipment and vehicle
• Dust fighter/ water tanker assign to shower
Overhead Obstruction
thewater to prevent dust.
Dust Invisibility • Flagman assigned to control traffic.
• Pedestrian crossing must have traffic
signageand flagman to ensure safe crossing
Severe Weather of
pedestrian.
• All incident/Accident shall be reported to

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Costal erosion safety department. Recommended

corrective action shall be implemented to
avoid reoccurring

• All truck Operators must have Govt Licensee

• All equipment operators must have 3rd party
certified.
• Vehicle must have valid insurance
• Inspection and maintenance record of
equipment and vehicle shall be updated
andavailable in operator cabin.
• Operating manual of all vehicle and
equipment shall be in operating cabin in
English and Arabic language.
• Pressure Horn are not allowed to operate
• All equipment must have safety sign posted
on visible location.
• Warning light and reverse alarm shall be
operating condition.
• All operators must wear a coverall, safety
helmet, safety shoes, mask, and goggles
at all times.
• Refueling, air filling, and any type of
maintenance are prohibited in the work
zone. Equipment must be moved to a

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designated area for such activities.

• Operators and drivers are not allowed to
work for more than 8 hours per day.
• Operators must ensure the equipment is
parked in a safe and secure position
before leaving the vehicle.
• Parking on slopes or ramps is not allowed.
For short-term parking on level ground,
the hand brake must be engaged, and
barriers (such as stones or bricks) placed
under the tires.

• All equipment and vehicles entering the

project site must undergo inspection at
the entrance gate, and an inspection
sticker must be placed on the front
windshield.
• Concave mirrors must be installed in areas
with blind spots or curves for enhanced
visibility.
• Adequate lighting must be provided along
the roadside for night shifts.
• All materials loaded onto trucks must be
properly secured to prevent them from

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falling onto public roads.

•
•

• Commencement of
Risk of serious • Soil conditions must be assessed, and
excavation without personal
Excavation planning, injuriesand appropriate protection measures (such as
and removal vehicle - shoring, sloping, or benching) should be
communicateon and excavation
of soil and equipment determined before excavation begins.
trafficdiversion
2 break water collision. • For excavations deeper than 6 meters, a
structure. arrangements.
professional structural engineer must design
• Uncertified excavator Risk of
traffic 4 4 16 the protection system to prevent soil collapse. 1 1 4
oroperator. accidents • Third-party certification for both equipment
• Work withoutPermit. . and operators must be verified before any
• Insecure Risk of newly excavation work starts.
• excavationlocation installed • All workers must complete a site safety
• Cave-in underground orientation prior to beginning work.
utilities
damage. • Necessary personal protective equipment
must be provided to all workers.
• Undergroundservices

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• Soil condition Risk of hit by • A Permit to Work (PTW) must be obtained,

the and competent supervision should be ensured
excavation throughout the process.
equipment. • Any excavation edges must be protected by
plastic barrier that filled by sand.
• Barriers will be installed on all accessible sides
of excavations and at least 1 meter away from
the edge near the sea.
• A safe distance from the edge of the sea must
be maintained during excavation and soil
removal activities.

Load must be assessed before lifting.

Check the path for tripping/slipping hazard in which the .
Working Team
load would be carried. Execution &Safety
(Labors,
Manual Prefer team lifting of load wherever applicable. department
Overload or repetitive task Foreman and
3 material 4 3 12 Assess physical capacity of the persons involved in lifting. 1 1 3
Engineers).
handling While lifting, keep knee bend, straight back and stand close
Visitors.
to the load.
Other Contractors.
While lifting, load must be given in the lower part of the
body, but not on the back to prevent back injury.

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• Grip the load properly.

• Ensure synchronization between the load lifters.
• Load must be rested in between in case of traveling long
way.
• Manual handling training must be provided and the
hazards and its Controls must be communicated during
TBT.
• Ensure load is not obstructing the vision.
• Engage extra person to guide who is not involved in the
Lifting/carrying in case of vision is obstructed.
Engage extra workers in case of carrying load in
ramps/staircase etc –
Where there is a chance of imbalance.

equipment malfunction near

Site Workers /
the water, or extreme weather - Provide safety training for working near water, covering
Drowning Laborers,
conditions. Workers may also emergency response, proper use of life-saving equipment,
Risks for Equipment
5 be exposed to the risk of being 4 3 12 and hazard recognition. 3 2 6
Reclamation Operators, Divers /
swept away or trapped - Ensure all workers near water always wear personal
work. Survey Teams,
underwater by shifting flotation devices (PFDs) or life vests.
Supervisors /
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Engineers, Rescue - Install safety barriers, guardrails, or temporary fencing

Teams around work areas near the water to prevent accidental
falls.
- Ensure safe access points to the water are established,
including ladders or designated entry/exit areas for
equipment and personnel.
- Assign trained safety personnel to oversee water-related
work and enforce safety protocols.
- Implement a site-specific emergency response plan for
drowning incidents, including trained first responders and
rescue personnel.
- Conduct regular maintenance and inspections of dump
Site Engineers / trucks and equipment to ensure they are in optimal
Supervisors, working condition.
Equipment - Ensure operators are trained and competent, especially
Dump Truck uneven ground, improper
Operators, when handling equipment on uneven or sloped terrain.
or loading, operator error, steep
6 Equipment 5 3 15 - Perform daily site checks to identify and mark unstable or
Equipment slopes, or equipment
Operators, Ground uneven ground.
Overturning malfunction.
Workers / - Avoid using equipment on steep slopes unless it is
Laborers specifically designed for such conditions.
- Properly load equipment, maintaining balanced weight
distribution and ensuring it does not exceed capacity.

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- Implement and enforce site-specific speed limits for heavy

equipment.
- Ensure controlled and gradual maneuvering, particularly
on slopes or sharp turns.
- Equip all vehicles with seatbelts and ensure operators use
them consistently.
- Regularly monitor operator behavior and equipment
operation to ensure adherence to safety measures.

Wrong selection oftools ❖ Select specific tool made for the

Damage tools Fall from Injury, and specificwork.
HAND height Poor Inspection & property ❖ Don’t use screwdriver in place of tester in live
TOOLS USE maintenance PPE’s Damages. electric system.
❖ Fixed spanner to be used avoids
shackles/Slings (Wire rope,
usingadjustable spanner. Execution&
7 Belt, Chain) Bull dog 2 2 4 ❖ All tools must be inspected and color coded 1 1 2
Safety department
Damage tools remove from site.

8 5 3 15 1 3 3
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work.
Wrong selection oftools ❖ Damage tools remove from site.
Unguarded ❖ While working height all tools must be tie
machines/tools withlanyard to prevent free fall.
Fatigue, Back
Entanglement Shearing ❖ All tools must be inspected and color coded
pain,exhaustion
Slip trip Damage tools ❖ Electric cable must be inspected for
Injury, disability,
Fall from height Energy anydamages.
fatality and
(electric,pneumatic, ❖ Ground cable shall be available.
property
POWE hydraulic) Vibration ❖ Don’t pull or lift from the cord/cable.
damages due to
R Noise Heat Stress ❖ Area around the work where power tools are
Poor illumination Repetitive fire
TOOLS being used must be control for unauthorized
motion
& Ventilation/Suffocation entry.
Machines ❖ GFCI(30mA) must be used at power
supplypanel.
❖ Guard/ cover must be in place on
movingparts/wheel/gears of power
tools/machine.
❖ Proper PPE’s must be use
❖ Ensure matching the RMP of cutting disk
andgrinder.
❖ Don’t use Loose dress and secure Long hears
❖ Work Permit must be implementing, and
TBTmust be conducted.
❖ Body posture should be considered while
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atshoulder height.
❖ Whip check to be use for all pressure pipes
❖ All machine/tools must be inspected
andcolor coded.
❖ Machine maintenance record shall
bemaintained
❖ Proper lighting should be provided
❖ Area must be dried from any type of liquid

Loading of • Workers should not standby near in the

excavated Blind Spot / Struck bymoving Injury, disability areawithin the360° zone of the excavator
9 soil to the vehicle Collision to other andfatality to 4 4 16 • No feet on the ground must be
dump equipment/vehicle Dust the operative 1 4
implementednear in any moving vehicles 4
truck Inhalation
• No workers should work near or under the
excavation while the operation is in progress.
Working Team
(Labors,
Foreman and
Engineers).
Visitors.
Other
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❖ Segregate the material and stack

it according tospecification.
❖ Access should be clear from any obstruction.
Housekee- ❖ Workers must use leather gloves
ping Dust Slip /Trip while segregatingmaterial to
prevent any figure injury.
Chemical Sharp Injury due to
10 ❖ Flammable material is not allowed to store at site.
Edges in contact
❖ Firefighting system shall be in
Combustible with sharp 5 3 15 good operationcondition 1 3
Material edges, slip ❖ Remove all combustible material 3
Flammable trip and ❖ (Wood/Insulation) from site.
Material property Such material should not allow
damagesdue Storing for long time.
to fire

• Appropriate protective system must beprovided for the

Barricading the edge of sea.
edge of • Materials should not be placed near at the edge. 1 1
Slip, Trip and Falls Cave in / Falling
reclamation area. Injury, disability and 4 4 16
objects
fatality to the 2
11
operative.

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Backfilling of the Contact withmoving machinery 4 4 16

12 trench and it by the compactingequipment.
compacting Collision to other equipment
1 3 3

Equipment; unstable ground; Injury , disability and Barricade entire excavation

exposure to buried objects; fatality to the
Unstable operative Only competent and authorized personnelallowed to use
13 falling. 4 4 16 /operate equipment 3 1 3
Terrain
objects; collapse of sidewalls;
exposure to dust, fumes, fuels,
etc.
emergency response plans for Injury, disability and Ensure a comprehensive emergency plan is in place. Execution and safety
Emergency flooding landsliding drowning. fatality to the operative Verify that all critical components are included in the plan. team
15 procedures 3 4 12 2 3 6
All workers must receive proper training on the emergency procedures.
The plan should be accessible to all workers on-site.
• Toolbox talk should be given on daily basis on the hazards and Execution and safety
potential risksof work prior to start of work team
Injury, disability and • Only trained and experienced workers tobe engaged.
Training/TB Incompetency fatality to the operative
16 T 4 3 12 • Provide proper training on working in excavations deeper than 1.2 1 2 2
and confinedspaces and issue work permits for confined space
entry and proper PPE.
• Provide specific training for water hazards provide training on

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water safety.
• Provide proper training to flagmen andoperators and protected with
concrete barriers should not interface man and machineryUse
appropriate respiratory protection if needed.
• Ensure gas testing shall be done and periodically
monitored

• Weather forecast shall be obtained from authentic source and Execution and safety
communicate withexecution team team
Injury, disability and • Suspend activity in hot weather whenhumidity index above
fatality to the operative 52%
Weather Dust, Storm
17 4 4 16 • Provide sufficient water and electrolytesto all operative 1 3 3
, Rain. High • Move the operative to shaded area
humidity, flood, In case of tsunami alert , evacuate thesite and handover to govt
agencies, coast guard, civil defense
tsunami.
Execution and safety
team
Fatigues, fire and
Lack of shed, uncomforted. • Provide cold, drinking water insufficient quantity
Welfare
18 Facility Lack of water for 4 2 8 • Provided rest area well-ventilated andcold 1 2 2
provision drink and other Provide designated smoking to prevent fire hazards

use. No smoking
area

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RISK ASSESSMENT for Reclamation and Compaction Issue No 01 Revision No A

Prepared by Qamar Khan Approved by Muhammad Omer Farooq Date 5 April 2025

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