1.

Scope of work

The method statement will provide information regarding the pre-work requisites,
sequence of works, the right workmanship and things need to consider prior during
precast Curbstone Works.

2. Purpose
To Enhance the knowledge and technical skills for the staff, workmen involved in the
activities associated with the precast curbstone works incorporating the specific project
requirements, considering all safety and quality requirements.

3. References.

 NEOM Specifications (SECTION 321400 - UNIT PAVING).

 MOT Specifications (SECTION 6.02).
 Contract Documents (1100001342-001).
 Materials approvals/Submittal (03-140000-1100001342-MAG-CIV-MAT-000029-R01)
 Shop drawings (03-140000-1100001342-MAG-CIV-SHD-000092-R02).

4. Responsibilities.
4.1 The Project Manager: has overall authority and responsibility for all aspects of the Project.

4.2 The Construction Manager: is overall responsible for the implementation of the method
statement, to ensure that the team of Engineers and foremen are aware of this MS and, to ensure
that all resources (labor, material and equipment) are available to carry out the work as planned.
4.3 QA/QC Engineer: is responsible to ensure work has been done as per the specification and
drawings, inspections are done as per Quality Control Procedure and the Inspection and Test
plan, and all work are offered to client/consultant for inspection.
4.4 The Site Engineer: are responsible to carry out the work as per the approved MS. He
is also responsible to ensure adequate equipment for mobilization works are in place
prior to the starting of work.
4.5 Safety Supervisor: is responsible to ensure that all Safety precautions are in place, and that all
personnel on site are using the required Personal Protective Equipment (helmet, gloves, shoes,
coveralls, etc.). He must also ensure that all relevant permissions are available for the works.

4.7 Environmental Manager: the day-to-day management of the environmental issues.

 5. Resources:
5.1 Human Resources:
During the execution of the works, below‐mentioned resources should be available during the construction:

Site Engineer
QA/QC Engineer
Safety supervisor
Environmental Supervisor
Foreman & Driver
Skilled Labors
5.2 Equipment List:
List of equipment that will be available during the installation:

Equipment Details
1. Survey equipment
&measuring Taps
2. Shovels
3. Curb Laying Clamp
4. string lines
5. Rubber Hammers
6. JCB Machine & Plate
Compactor
7. Boom Truck
8. Concrete truck
9. Asphalt Saw Cutting
Machine
6. Work Methodology

A. Storage of Materials

Proper handling during delivery and transpiring to the site is required to avoid
damages such as chipped or broken edges, scratch, cracks etc.
Accessories such as cementitious material for mortar need to be keep in dry area.
Ensure the proper handling and safe keeping of the material in site.
Any precast unit damaged during these operations shall be either rejected for use
in the work and replaced with sound unit or repaired, as directed by Engineer.

B. Surface Preparation and Setting out.

 Prior to start any installation, surface preparation & setting out is required.
For base course shall be levelling & compacted and checking visually by
Engineer prior to start pouring of concrete bedding.
 Surveyor to provide the surveyor marking for the correct layout based on
approved shop drawing.
 Extra asphalt bituminous base course will be cut by Asphalt Saw Cutting
Machine as per survey marking.
 QA/QC Engineer to verify the surface preparation & layout before offering
to consultant inspection.

C. Precast curbstone installation:

1- Prior to start any activities, construction must be secure work permits.

2- All workers must be competent, Certified Operators.
3- Applicable PPE’s is mandatory for all workers on site while doing the task.
4- It is also necessary to prevent vehicular traffic moving beyond the constructed
Curbs during installation.
5- After preparation of aggregate base course, pouring of concrete bedding with
10 cm thickness and with 25 cm.
6- Curb to be installed using 20 mm mortar bed in the area that has been done
with proper surface preparation, and layout has been checked based on the
below Section-01.
7- Cement mortar bedding mix must be 1:3 (Portland cement: sand) by manual
mixing.
8- Details for curve area must be done accordingly to the approved detail drawing.
9- After curbs have been laid, a continuous concrete backing, not less than 150
mm wide, shall be poured against the units.
10- No pavement layer shall be laid against curbs until such time as the backing
has cured and backfilled.
11-joints between precast units shall be 5 mm wide and mortared as specified.
Joints shall be tooled to produce a smooth circular section not more than 3 mm
deep.
12-It should be noted here that while filling the mortar, care should be taken to
ensure that the mortar does not stain or stick to the curb surface as this can spoil
the overall look of the curbs.
13- The vertical alignment of the finished curb shall not depart from true level by
more than 6 mm and at any point, maximum deviation of the tip of the curb under
a straightedge shall be not greater than 3 mm in 3 m.
14-The horizontal alignment shall not depart from that shown on the Drawings by
more than 12 mm, nor deviate from a straight edge by more than 3 mm in 3 m.
15-Expansion Joint 10 mm wide shall be constructed at maximum 20 m intervals
and curb returns. Expansion joint shall be filled with a pre molded joint filler for
the full depth.

SECTION-01
7. Quality control and assurance

1. The contractor shall be preparing mock-up; the location of area shall be

approved by engineer. After approval of the mock –up from the Engineer the
contractor can start installation of curbstone.
2. The following documents shall be attached with Submitted WIR:
- The approvals of shop drawing.
- The approved ITP.
- The approved Method statements.
- MIR approval
- The approved material Submittal.
3. All checking, inspecting and testing shall comply with applicable standards
specified and as indicated in specification and drawings.
4. The quality control procedures shall satisfy all technical requirements providing
the same degree of quality test and other quality control procedure specified.
5. All records and reports shall be arranged and maintained to ensure traceability
between material and test reports.
6. All testing equipment shall comply with applied standards and shall be available
on the project site in complete calibrated condition.
7. Inspections for Quality activities shall be submitted through daily look ahead
before 24hours for good coordination and arrangement.
8. Quality engineer shall prepare all WIRs with all required attachments for NEOM
representative /PMC Engineer to review before each inspection

8. HEALTH AND SAFETY

1. Prior to the commencement of any activities, the workforce will receive an

induction talk on the project Safety Manager. This induction talk will include
both activity safety issues, as well as general safety requirements.
2. Where possible hazards may arise from activities, the necessary safety
measures will be taken to prevent injury at all times. This may include
barriers, warning tape/ net, signage, and proper lighting.
3. Safety Officer will enforce that Personal Protective Equipment be worn by
site personnel at all times during construction activities.
4. Heat Stress Training will be provided.
5. Provisions of adequate cool drinking water, shade, and salt water tablets
 will be in place.
6. Equipment will be provided back-up alarms, lights, and all other applicable
safety devices.
7. Permit Requirement Prior commencing the construction activities, information
about all existing underground services such as gas, water, telephone lines,
sewage lines, electrical cables, etc. shall be obtained from concerned agencies
9. EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE

Project Nurse

 MASCO Approved Nurse will be deployed for the project; responsibilities include.
 Be responsible to carry out health and first aid programs at the project site.
 Carry out medical and first aid services to personnel employed on the project site.
 Oversee the operation of the Medical Clinic established on the project site.
 Ensure and monitor the adherence to the governmental health regulations & -
requirements and report the findings to the Project Manager.
 Arrange for and make sure the presence of an adequate number of First Aid qualified
employees at an appropriate number of locations on the project site.
 Select and make sure the presence of an appropriate First Aid Kit at an adequate
number of locations on the project site.
 Inspect once a month each First Aid Kit on the project site and supplement promptly
each expended item of the contents.
 Ensure the possession of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for each chemical
material used on the project site.
 Conduct once a month a Hygienic Inspection Round at all appropriate locations on the
project site and report in writing the findings to Project Manager.
 Ensure all to keep optimum supplies of all medical requirements and medicines at the
site clinic.
 Ensure proper hygiene is maintained at all offices, toilets, water dispensing area, and
mess hall and first aid room.
 Always ensure availability of ambulance on the project site. And, that ambulance is
properly cleaned and is properly functional at all times as per client requirement.
 Prepare weekly and monthly first aid report and submit it to project manager.
 Maintain firs aid logbook and keep records of all accident involving first aid.
  Prepare and conduct in once every 6 months an (updating) training course to the First
Aid qualified employees.
 Provide the Health and Safety Plan and exercise good health and safety discipline over
all personnel.
 Participate in MASCO, s Health and Safety Committee.

Response / Rescue Equipment

The Emergency Response Rescue Equipment are as below but not limited to

SN AREA EQUIPMENTS QUANTITY

Ambulance with Detachable
1 Site Clinic Stretcher 1 UNIT

2 Site Clinic AED 1 pc.

Site Offices/Welfare First Aid Kits As per project
3 requirements
area
4 Site Office Emergency Alarms As per office
requirements
ABC-Type Dry Powder Fire As per Site
5 Site Office/ Site Extinguishers (10 lbs.)
requirements

Chemical Storage As Per Site

6
area Spill Kits Requirements

7 Site Store Water Pump 1

Raincoats/Rubber Shoes/Light
8 Site Store As Per Site Requirements
batteries/ Sandbags

FIRST AID AND MEDICAL FACILITIES

Introduction

MASCO shall provide and maintain adequate first‐aid facilities at the work site in accordance
with Articles 134 and 135 and ministerial decision 404 of the Saudi Arab Labor and Workmen
Law. When MASCO employs 50 or more workmen at a work site, MASCO. shall provide a
qualified and certified nurse, with a current CPR and First‐Aid Certificate, and a dedicated
emergency vehicle (ambulance), properly supplied (including stretcher) and marked, to
transport injured personnel to the nearest health care facility. First Aid/CPR Training and First
Aid Kits – Remote Areas. The Company provides a First Aid Kit on the premises. It is there for
employee's use in the treatment of minor scratches, burns, headaches, nausea, etc. All
employees shall know the location of the First Aid Kit and shall notify their supervisor if they
need to use the First Aid Kit.
1. MASCO provide at the work site a first aid cabinet containing.
 Bandages, medicines, and disinfectants as follows:
 Enough not less than 12 sterile, small-size finger dressings.
 Enough not less than 6 sterile medium size hand dressings.
 Enough not less than 6 sterile large size dressings.
 A sufficient supply of absorbent cotton wool for firming up splints. Such supply shall
not be less than 200 grams of cotton wool in small 25-gram packages and two 500-
gram packages.
 Enough not less than 12 gauze bandages 7 cm. in width.
 Enough not less than 12-gauge bandages 11 cm. in width
 Not less than 4 yards of adhesive tape in rolls 1 cm. in width.
 Not less than 100 grams of mercurochrome in aqueous solution.
 Two 10-gram shakers of sulfa powder for sterilization of wounds.
 100 grams of aromatic ammonia solution in a glass bottle with a glass stopper.
 A medium sized Thomas thigh splint, a wooden posterior leg splint. A wooden elbow
splints. A wooden Car splint for the forearm, a wooden palm splint and other types
of ready to use splints.
 A minimum of 6 triangular bandages.
 A minimum of 12 safety pins.
 Ointment for burns containing a disinfectant and an analgesic.
 A minimum of ten 70 x 70 bandages for burns.
 A pair of scissors with blunt ends.
  Enough stretchers for moving injured persons.
2. MASCO shall assign one or more persons to be responsible for Administering first aid to
the injured at all times during working hours, provided That the person in charge shall
be one of company’s employees who will either be.
3. Trained in first aid procedures in accordance with a programmed to be agreed upon
with the Saudi Red Crescent Society or who holds certificate from a Hospital attesting
that he has practiced first aid and is qualified to administer it.
4. MASCO shall provide at the work site a first aid room which meets the Following
standards:
 It shall meet all sanitary specifications.
 It shall be conveniently located and readily accessible to injured persons and
stretcher bearers.
 Where quick means of transportation for the injured are not available, the said room
shall not be more than 300 meters from the farther work site.
 An adequate number of stretchers shall be available for moving the injured to the
first aid room.
 First aid materials and supplies shall be no less than those specified herein.
 A Full-time nurse shall be always on duty during working hours.
5. Supplies of any item in the first aid cabinets and rooms shall be replenished whenever
they fall below the levels specified herein.
6. MASCO shall assign 50:1 first aider at workplace.
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Contract No: 1100001342-01 Date & Time: 16-01-2022 / 02:20 PM

TRAINING TOPIC
(EMERGENCY RESPONSE)
PRESENT MEMBERS: (HSE Official, Foreman, Emergency response team)
TOPIC DISCUSSED
Emergency Situations in the Workplace

There are many different kinds of emergency situations that can occur in a workplace. Depending on factors
such as the work being performed, workplace setup, the geographical area the business is located in, etc. will
impact what kind of emergencies could occur. Some common types of emergency situations are discussed
during emergency response training.

 Medical emergencies such as heart attack or stroke.

 Caught-in or between moving equipment.
 Electrical-related incidents.
 Fires.
 Weather-related disasters

Emergency Response

Obviously, every type of emergency will have a different response and even the same types of emergencies
may have completely different responses depending on the situation. Some things to consider when
discussing emergency response in the workplace:

 Before helping a victim of an incident or before assisting in an emergency, always ensure it is safe for
you to do so. Sometimes the best plan is just to get to safety. An event such as a failed confined space
rescue resulting in multiple fatalities is an example of making a bad situation worse by trying to help.
 Do not overreact. Rushing or making poor choices when dealing with an emergency can result in more
victims or create a worse situation in general.
 Know where emergency assembly points are at your worksite. Also, be familiar with the address of
where you’re at on a jobsite or for your workplace.
 Know where emergency response equipment is located onsite and how to use it. Also, be familiar with
emergency shutoff switches on equipment or machinery.
 Know the signs and symptoms of common medical emergencies or medical emergencies that can
occur in your workplace. Knowing what to look for can make the difference in whether someone gets
the medical attention they need or not.
 Emergency contact number displayed on various places.
 Stay with ERT team and provide exact location where you are at site.
 Contact for assistance on below mentioned emergency flow chart contact numbers.
General:

 Wear the personal protective equipment all the time.

 Stay away from moving equipment’s.
 Do not use defective tools.
 Clean your work place before & after the work.
Meeting adjoined at exactly: 7:50 AM

Prepared by: Approved by:

Hayat Sher Hammad Ahmad

TRAINING TOPIC: EMERGENCY RESPONSE
WORK ORDER: 01 DATE: 16-01-2022
 Risk Analysis
Risk Analysis
Task / Activity Potential Effects of Hazard Without Control Measures Residual Risk Comments
With Controls
Controls
S L R S L R
Delivery of concrete curb Struck by, hit by falling 4 5 20 1. Provided safe access and 4 1 4
stone and position of objects. Personnel injury, segregated routes.
boom truck at site. boom failure, damage of 2. All trailer driver with SAG license.
property, fatality
3. Boom truck inspected by third
party with valid certificate.
4. Boom truck operator with valid
SAG license and with valid TUV.
5. Stable ground position with fully
extended outriggers.
6. Competent supervisor will handle
safe stacking of material. Adequately controlled
7. Area barricading during loading Risk
unloading activity.
8. Adequate signage’s to be use.
9. Regular activity monitoring under
supervision of safety officer.
10. Traffic should be controlled by
flagman during work activity.
11. Induction orientation record.
12. Mandatory PPE (Helmet, Safety
Shoes, Glasses, Visible vest)
provided.
Preparation of surface and Personnel injury due to 4 3 12 1. HSE Induction orientation 4 1 4
use of bitumen. unawareness about site training for employees.
activity, Eye injury, Skin 2. Pre task briefing by site foreman
irritation, before starting of activity.
3. Toolbox talk about working with
chemicals.
4. Provision of proper PPE before
starting of activity. (Helmet, Adequately controlled
Safety Shoes, Suitable gloves, Risk
Mask, Goggles, Visible vest)
5. Availability of SDS of all
chemicals in the first aid room.
6. Pre planning of tasks should
assigned based on experience.
7. Training provided to worker
man and machine interface.

Storage of chemical and Spillage, Land 3 3 9 1. HSE Induction orientation 3 1 3

cement contamination, training for employees.
2. Safe handling of chemical
training record.
3. Chemical store only in Adequately controlled
secondary container or drip Risk
trays.
4. Cement bag store only on plastic
tarpaulin or polythene.
5. Availability of spill kit at site.
 6. Trained spill response person
available for quick response.
7. Waste disposal procedure
available.
Movement of people and Site traffic accident, 1. Induction orientation training
vehicles personal injuries, fatality, 4 5 20 given to all workers and visitors. 4 1 4
and property damage 2. All Drivers and operators have
while transferring material. Saudi government driving license
and TUV. (Third party operating
Certificate)
3. Daily inspection of moving
equipment through daily
equipment inspection checklist.
4. Segregation between pedestrian
and vehicle by hard barrier and
clearly marked pedestrian routs.
5. Provide defensive driving training Adequately controlled Risk
to all drivers and operators.
6. Provide speed limit and warning
signage (20 KMH and fasten your
seat belt always) at site.
7. All heavy equipment must have
hazard beacon light and reverse
alarm.
8. Provide man and machine
interface training to all workers.
(Working distance of worker and
vehicle more than 10 meters)
 9. Flagman shall be assign with
heavy vehicle when moving on
the site or reversing.
Workers exposure to dry 1. Adequate training, instruction,
Mixing and Handling of cement can cause irritation 3 3 9 and supervision provided. 3 1 3
mortar, dry & wet cement & itching and irritation to 2. Pre task briefing by site foreman
during installation of curb eyes due to short time before starting of activity.
stone exposure. Inhalation of dry 3. Material safety data sheet
cement for a long time can available at all work location.
cause lung cancer. 4. Appropriate PPE provided to
workers, N95 dust mask,
coverall, rubber gloves, safety
shoes, goggles. Adequately controlled Risk
5. No loose clothe is allowed to be
worn.
6. Eye wash station and eye wash
kit required within the
workplace.
7. Introduce Job rotation and break
system to reduce the exposure to
the cement.
Asphalt edge cutting with Eye injury, face injury and
3 3 9 1. Instruction and training are 3 1 3
asphalt cutting machine harmful dust may result is
provided for safe usage of
inhalation, coughing,
asphalt cutting machine.
sneezing and in serious case Adequately controlled Risk
2. Regularly monitoring and
asthma. Vibration may
supervision of activity.
cause to white finger,
 muscle weakening, joint 3. Provide asphalt cutting machine
damage and back pain with water spray to reduce
impact from harmful dust.
4. Conduct Pre-task briefing before
start of activity.
5. Provide proper PPE including
Dust mask, earplug, safety shoes,
hand gloves.
6. job rotation of operators with
limit duration of exposure.
Manually shifting and Workers may suffer back 1 Training given to the workers on
installation of curb stone injuries, muscle injuries, 3 3 9 weekly basis regarding to manual 3 1 3
cuts, dislocation and broken handling techniques and safe
bones due to manual stacking of material.
handling and repetitive 2 Job rotation technique to be
motion to lifting, carrying applied.
Adequately controlled Risk
and moving the material. 3 Provided necessary PPE to
workers.
4 Mechanical assistance arranges
and provide curb laying clamp to
reduce the manual handling.
Handling and working Body injury, irritation, skin 1. Driver with SAG License
with concrete. damage, eye injury, Struck 3 3 9 2. Induction orientation given to 3 1 3
by hit by concrete mixture, driver.
Adequately controlled Risk
disability. 3. Site traffic management layout
plan communicated.
 4. Proper PPE provided to workers
(Helmet, Goggles, Rubber gloves,
Safety Shoes, Visible vest)
5. Trained and experienced worker
for specific activity.
6. Pre-task briefing before starting
of activity.
7. Toolbox talk and awareness
about concrete work.
8. Maintained safe distance with
man and machine.
9. Regular monitoring of activity by
area safety officer.
Cigarette buds can become 1 Designated smoking area
Fire hazard due to a source of ignition to start 4 4 16 provided. 4 1 4
smoking fire , Result will be fire, 2 Fire extinguisher are provided on
explosion, burns injuries, various places.
property damage and 3 Induction orientation and PPE
fatalities are provided to all worker.
4 Maintain good housekeeping
Adequately controlled Risk
and proper arrangement of
material.
5 Emergency contact number
posted at site.
6 Availability of fire marshal for
quick response.
 1. Induction orientation and PPE
Use of hand tools Hand injury, body injury 3 2 6 (Gloves, Glasses, Helmet, Safety 3 1 3
while using defective tools Shoes, Visible vest) are provided
to all worker.
2. Inspected and good conditioned
hand tools to be use.
3. Regular monitoring of activity by Adequately controlled Risk
safety officer.
4. Pre-task briefing before starting
of activity.

House keeping Slip, trip, dust emission, bad 3 4 12 1. Provided proper waste bins with 3 1 3
smell waste of materials, proper cover.
bad effects upon 2. Segregation of all materials at the
environment and people end of the day.
germs disease. 3. Cleanliness of all area before 15
minutes of ending the work.
4. Proper removal of waste.
5. Dust control system. Adequately controlled Risk
6. Separated bins provided for food
waste.
7. Provided proper PPE to
housekeeping team, Dust Mask,
gloves etc.
8. Toolbox talk deliver to workers
about housekeeping.