ACTIVITY HAZARD ANALYSIS (AHA)

FOR PRECAST STORM DRAINAGE AND SUBDRAINAGE UTILITY

AHA REF. F5B-BMJV-0001-AHA-HSE 00010 REV. 00 DATE: -Nov-20

FALCON 5/F-15QA BEDDOWN PROJECT, AL UDEID AIR BASE,
PROJECT LOCATION: CONTRACT NO: W912ER20C0010
STATE OF QATAR
ACTIVITY/ WORK TASK: Precast Manhole Construction
DEPARTMENT/DIVISION: UTILITIES MS REF. NO: F5B-BMJV-0001-MS-G-

JOB STEPS HAZARD Actions to Eliminate or Minimize Hazards RAC

- Drink plenty of water, and electrolyte drinks as needed
- Wear light-coloured, cotton clothing
- Slow down work rate and increase breaks in hot weather.
- Use sunscreen.
- Dehydration - Welfare, covered rest shelter with adequate air flow, toilet
- Heat Stress facility & first Aid box. made available close by.
- Sunburn - Emergency response procedures to be communicated to all
1. Pre-Work Site Inspection - Fatigue party L
- Falling Objects - Ensure that edge protection and fall arrest system are in
- Fall from Heights place.
- Impalement - Ensure that proper PPE will be used prior and during the
inspection, scanning and mapping. Prior to commencement
of any activity, The Precast shall be thoroughly inspected by
the site construction teams Qualified Person to determine if
special safety measures must be taken.

- Test all horns and lights, inspect all mirrors and windows for
defects and repair and replace before shipping to site
- All personnel on-site to be appropriately inducted before
initially engaging for work.
- Slip/trip/fall, - All workers including subcontractors must have completed
- Power line contact the Induction Training and hold a current card or
2. Mobilization of resources - Struck by moving equipment’s certification; Advise workers and other persons on site of L
- Caught in Between work to be carried out.
- All workers to attend STARRT to be aware of work/site
specific hazards, control and prevention.
- Appropriate PPE to be worn.
- Be aware of the location of the evacuation muster point and
safest route to it.
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- Rest areas to be supplied in the work area to accommodate
all workers.
- The rest area will be furnished with areas for resting and
getting cover from the sun and the wind.
- They will be constructed to withstand all weather conditions.
- The rest areas will be well ventilated, and fans will be fitted
for the months of the summer.
- Poor housekeeping in and around rest area - 90% of the rest area will be covered and be fitted with a
- Uneven hard roof. A hard floor will be fitted and all personnel will be
3. Welfare Facilities around - Protruding scaffold’s edge piercing hazards informed to place all rubbish in the waste bin to stop waste
- Proximity to work zone L
precast Area. going on the ground and attracting vermin and the safety
- Poor aeration/Ventilation and health issues with them (leptospirosis).
- Improper waste management - Cold water will be provided to all the workers, a designated
water station will be provided at the site office in the rest
area, the filter (Clay type) from the water cooler will be
changed as per manufacturer's instructions and as deemed
necessary
- Workers will also be supplied with their own personal 1 ltr
drinking bottle. 40 ltr, igloos water coolers will be filled and
supplied onto the site.
4. Mobilizing equipment onto - Slip/trip/fall, - Test all horns and lights, inspect all mirrors and windows for L
jobsite - Power line contact defects and repair and replace before shipping to site.
- Struck by moving equipment’s - Inspect rigging and tie-down chains before moving
- Caught in Between equipment.
- Lifting operations - Perform pre-trip inspection of the vehicle prior to departing
the yard.
- Know any special road restrictions based on weight and/or
size of the loads being moved.
- Once on site, ascertain the best location to unload the
vehicle so that there are no overhead obstructions or power
lines and that the footing allows for safe walking and
working surfaces when unloading the units.
- Maintain three-point contact when exiting the vehicle.
- Correct PPE to be worn.
- Area for lifting operations to be cordoned and controlled by
lifting supervisor/rigger.

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- Follow site traffic rules & regulations (Speed Limits 20kMh)
Pedestrian segregation using warning tapes safety cones
and signs shall be provided on site

- Areas should be properly scanned and test pits should be

made.
- Ensure that all operators are qualified person and has the
necessary required documents
- Use adequate Personal Protective Equipment to be more
visible at all times.
- Striking underground utilities - The Flagman/ banksman should be a trained and
- Struck by moving equipment’s competent person to do the task.
5. Surface Encumbrances - Caught in between L
- Mandatory inspection should be made and the Method
- Potential falls Statement must be available and present at the time of the
activity.
- AHA should be readily available on site.
- Any hazards found at the area of activity and when there
are some people nearby, they should be removed from that
particular area.

6. Unloading and handling of - Fall of material - TBT prior commencing job. L

pipes activity - Wrong body posture while carrying the Pipes - Before lifting the load, you should plan and prepare
- Manual Handling. for the task.
- Pinch Point. - Manual handling procedures to be fully implemented.
- Musculoskeletal disorder - Mechanical aid to be used first.
- Crush injury - Reduce the weight of the item and the distance for it
- Property Damage to be moved.
- Backache - Confirmation that all body parts are free of all pinch points
- Lower limb disorder
and no risk of entrapment.
- Body Injury
- Proper lifting procedure to be used.
- Personnel to be given training on the correct way to lift
and carry and move material.
- Personnel to coordinate on how manual lift can be done
and keeping body parts free of pinch and crush points.
- Use more personnel to do the transporting if require.

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- Also use team lifting procedures.
- All P.P. E shall be worn as per site rules /Risk assessed.
Hard Hat/Safety, Rubber gloves shall be worn. (nitrile
gloves when handling chemicals) Safety Goggles Hi‐
Visibility Jackets, Hand gloves.

- Remove or cover all slippery surfaces.

- Good housekeeping
- Correct use of ladders and scaffolding
- Clear and defined access and egress
- All spillages are cleaned up.
7. Slips Trips and Falls - Slipping on wet or oily surface that leads to injury
- Tools and machinery turned off when not in use L
- Tripping hazards i.e. over materials
- Provide the necessary signage where appropriate.
- Appropriate training including task launch meeting prior to
work being carried out
- Appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) must be
worn.

- Manual Handling - Ensure provision of Spill kit, drip tray and sawdust .
8. Pipe Laying, Gullies and Jointing - Wrong body posture while carry load. - Ensure physical inspection of hoses and valves for wear and
- Fall of materials tear.
activity
- Pinch Point - Usage of impermeable base and secure bund to prevent
seepage of concrete into the ground.

9. Confined space entry by - Asphyxiation lack of Oxygen. - All workers undergone Confined space entry TPC L
personnel and working in - Restricted Access and egress. Training.
Manhole. - Situation outside of the confined space which - Confined space procedures to be adopted and
endanger workers in confined space. implemented
- Poor ventilation. - Approved Method Statement &RA
- Avoid generic hazard. - Rescue plan and rescue equipment must be in place
- Presence of Toxic and Flammable gases. when necessary.
- Competent confined space TPC Certified supervisor
monitors the job.
- Gas test to be conducted by authorized gas tester.
- All confined spaces to be controlled by competent hole

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watcher /attendant.
- Controlled access and egress
- Supervisor will conduct STARRT talk and attendance
recorded in the STARRT CARD.
- PTW system to be comply with.
- Body harness worn by all workers in confined space when
necessary.
- Suitable means of communication if required.
- No lone working permitted
- Adequate ventilation
- Forced or natural /lighting
- Hourly records of atmosphere testing
- Display Signage /exclusion zone to prevent unauthorized
access
- Good housekeeping is a must onsite.
- Smoking Prohibited in working area.
- No petrol or diesel engines close to contaminate the
space
- No combustible material stored
- Banksman to be posted for the job
- All P.P.E‐Hard Hat/Safety Boots, Safety Goggles Hi‐
Visibility Jackets, Hand gloves, respirator as COSHH/
MSDS.

- Do not Obstruct Access

- Fire - Internal Training for Emergency Response
- Property Damage - Fire Extinguishers to be present at Fuel Areas
- Burns - Provide suitable and sufficient numbers of First Aids
- Inadequate access Boxes at site.
10.Emergency response. L
- and egress - Deploy First Aiders and Fire warden to site (Rescue team)
- Pedestrian access ‐ - Sufficient trained persons in using extinguishers.
- Improper signage’s - No Smoking Signs to be placed at point.
- Educate personnel on Emergency response.
- Proper provision for pedestrian access on site.
11.Vibration from compaction - Damage existing work due to impact of compaction - Vibration procedures to be fully implemented on all work. L

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- Operator to be rotated or have scheduled breaks.
work. - Personnel to be clear of compaction work area
and breaking activities - Vibration affect injury (VWF) - Vibration reducing devices to be fitted to all equipment.
- Warning and mandatory signs displayed in the work area.

- Noise procedures to be fully implemented.

- Noise Monitoring should be carried out at intervals during
- Noise induced hearing loss from the compaction work the work.
12. High Noise Levels from work activates and material removal and loading from site. - Monitoring at the source and surrounding area.
- Noise induced hearing loss from breaking activities. - All personnel to be furnished with the required hearing L
activities.
- Noise from running and waiting engine noise. protection.
- Restrict access into work area for the required number of
personnel.

13. Concrete works activity - Concrete splashes - All person shall receive site specific Induction involved L
- Concrete truck colliding with form work. with concrete work.
- Concrete truck falling into the work area. - Site specific Risk assessment shall be briefed to all
- Entrapment individual prior to work commencing.
- Burns from concrete - Comply with COSHH/MSDS while working with concrete
- Physical injury Serious as per QCS 2014.
- Bruising, cuts, lacerations, broken bones - COSHH assessment to be communicated to operative
- eye injury 9involve prior to the work commencement.
- ‐Head injury - All person shall made aware of traffic Management
system set out.
- Adhere site rules/site speed.
- Only authorized/licensed operators to operate plant and
Equipment.
- Adequate lighting shall be provided if the operation is in
night.
- Pump shall be placed 2 meters away from excavation
edges.
- Pump shall be placed in firm level ground. Jacks
outriggers fully deployed, pads are properly placed.
- Provide signal lights if the activity is in night
- Avoid reversing operation where possible‐vehicle to be
fitted with reversing alarm.

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- Keep safe distance from Mixture Truck
- Reversing operation to be controlled by banks man‐Banks
man to be in safe place where reversing (safe distance).
- All personnel to be trained and competent in using all
machinery and equipment.
- Personnel to be supervised and make sure that all body
parts (hands and fingers) are free from crush.
- Appropriate spill containment should be provided for
cleaning spills and disposal Spill kit must be available.
- Ensure proper housekeeping.
- All P.P.E Hard Hat/Safety rubber boots. (Nitrile gloves
when handling chemicals, Safety Goggles Hi‐ Visibility
Jackets, Hand gloves, Disposable coverall

- Make sure all housekeeping is done at all times and

designated pedestrian walk ways are provided and
signed.
- All material to be stored properly in a designated area and
cordoned off with warning tape and cones.
- Personnel getting injured from falling over tools and - Work area to be maintained as clean and tidy
material in the precast area - All area to be cordon off and only authorized personnel
14. Personnel Movement in - Damage to material and equipment allowed in the work area. L
and around work zone. - Fatal, Broken bones. - Also designated walk ways to be constructed for all
- Bruising, strains and sprains. pedestrian access and egress and all signed.
- All openings to be covered and signs placed on top to
warn all not to remove and of the danger
- Barriers and fencing to be placed around precast area
with appropriate signage warning operatives and all
personnel/visitors/clients of the inherent dangers

15. Hand tools and Electrical - Electrical shock, Fatality - All personnel to be trained in the use of all electrical hand L
Equipment - Serious injury. Bruising Burn. tools.
- Strain and sprain. Puncture wound, Impact - All electrical equipment to be fitted with
- injury/shock - industrial plugs.
- All electrical hand tools to be inspected daily and be in
good condition and have the monthly colour code
displayed.

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- Emergency procedures in place.
- No modification to be done to any equipment.

- Use guard rails:

- Use fall arrest systems.
- Ensure proper scaffold construction
- Do not overload with people or equipment
- Falls from elevation - Use personal fall arrest systems
- Scaffold collapse or bad planking giving way - Have a competent person check scaffold, as required.
16.Working at height - Struck by falling tools or debris - Barricade the area below the scaffold and forbid entry L
- Electrocution - Use panels or screens
- Build a canopy or net that will contain or deflect falling
objects
- Honour clearance distances required between power lines
and scaffolding.

- Manual handling procedures to be fully implemented.

- Mechanical aid to be used first.
- Reduce the weight of the item and the distance for it to be
moved.
- Confirmation that all body parts are free of all pinch points
- Injury from transporting and moving material.
and no risk of entrapment.
17.Manual handling of Material and - Strains, Sprains, Bruising
- Proper lifting procedure to be used. L
Equipment - Entrapment of body parts
- Personnel to be given training on the correct way to lift and
- Pinch injury
carry and move material.
- Use more personnel to do the transporting. Also use team
lifting procedures.
- All personnel to wear the correct PPE at all time, gloves,
mask, glasses, coveralls, boots and helmet.

18. Housekeeping - Slips, Trip, Falls -Induction L

- Dust -Tool box talks “importance of a tidy and clean site”
- Material Handling -Correct PPE
- Fire -Inspections
- Prick injuries -Material stacked ready for removal
- Uneven ground -Waste removed

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-Dust suppression
-Area graded when required
- Environmental damage
-De-nailing
-Spills cleared

19. Environmental - Dust emissions and gaseous emissions. Oil spillage - The entry permit shall be completed by the supervisor and
from the Equipment, Refuelling, Machinery and be definitive for all possible hazards. Before entering a
vehicular noise. confined space, employees shall review the specific entry
- Improper storage, Improper Handling, Untrained permit for safe entry and emergency exit information.
workers Direct reading, intrinsically safe multi-gas confined space
- Inadequate work procedure, Lack of Maintenance, monitoring instruments must be used to conduct air
improper placement, Lack of cleaning of Dip Tray, monitoring of confined spaces
Untrained operatives, Unauthorized disposal of Water - The fresh Concrete to be laid away from the sensitive
or Liquids receptors and drains. A non-permeable membrane sheet
- Oil spills, noise and dust dispersion due to vehicular to be laid down in case the concrete laying can impact the
movement use of equipment and from stock piles, soil. Only required quantity to be brought to site to avoid
gaseous emissions from the machinery. All leading to wastage. The Concrete wash out areas to be provided for
hydrocarbon contamination of soil and groundwater, the cleaning of concrete mixers. The concrete mixers to
air pollution, noise pollution and air pollution leading to be shut off when idle to minimize the air pollution. The
deterioration of atmosphere and environment. Waste Concrete to be disposed as per regulations.
Damage to flora and fauna. Increase carbon loading in - The chemicals will be handled by authorized personnel and
air. the spill containment will be available at all times under
- Alteration of site's air quality and visual impact leading the chemicals. Regular TBT to be included for handling
to neighbour annoyance and compliance Potential the chemicals at site. Competent supervision to be
impact on natural habitats, affecting wildlife and plant enhanced to ensure compliance. Store oils, fuels where
species they will be protected and away from watercourse and
- Soil Contamination and Ground water quality drains
deterioration, Air Quality determination and - Construction plant and vehicles will be efficient and well
Greenhouse gas emissions maintained in accordance with the written procedures
based on manufacturer’s guidelines, applicable industry
code, or engineering standard to ensure efficient and
reliable operation; Where practicable, mains electricity will
be used instead of mobile generators as a power source
Diesel supplied to the construction plant and vehicles from
the diesel tank farm will be low in sulphur and as per
legislative norms.
- The machinery will be maintained well, and used as per

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the instructions of the manufacturer.

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Training Requirements & Competent or Qualified

Equipment to be used Inspection Requirements
Personnel name(s)
- New workers must have site induction Normal operations training
(License/Permit is required)
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed. Each -Only those trained and 3rd Party Certified Operators will be allowed
Excavator Backhoe Loaders use. to use the Equipment.
- Qualified machinery operators
-Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger/Flagman)
-Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.
- Competent person
- Only those trained and 3rd Party Certified Operators will be allowed
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed each to use the Equipment
Concrete Vibrators use. - Qualified machinery operators
- Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger/Flagman)
- Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.
-New workers must have site induction Normal operations training
(License/Permit is required)
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed. Each -Only those trained and Certified Operators will be allowed to use the
Tower lights use. Equipment.
- Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger/Flagman)

-New workers must have site induction Normal operations training

(License/Permit is required)
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed. Each -Only those trained and 3rd Party Certified Operators will be allowed
Mobile Crane use. to use the Equipment.
- Qualified machinery operators
-Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger/Flagman)
-Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.
-New workers must have site induction Normal operations training
(License/Permit is required)
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed. Each -Only those trained and 3rd Party Certified Operators will be allowed
Dump Truck use. to use the Equipment.
- Qualified machinery operators
-Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger/Flagman)
-Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.

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- New workers must have site induction Normal operations training

(License/Permit is required)
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed. Each - Only those trained and 3rd Party Certified Operators will be allowed
Truck Lorry use. to use the Equipment.
- Qualified machinery operators
- Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger/Flagman)
- Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.
- Competent person
- Initial inspections on equipment to be performed. Each - License/permit (valid vehicle)
Forklifts use. - Only certified and trained operators will be allowed to operate the
forklifts Qualified person (e.g., Qualified Rigger)
- Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.
- New workers must have site induction
Hand tools - Daily equipment inspection before each use. - Normal operations training
- Qualified persons
- License/permit (valid vehicle) Qualified person (e.g., Qualified
Water tanker truck - Daily equipment checks each use. Rigger)
- Valid TPC for vehicles to be kept at work location.
- Supervisor / Foreman
- Safety Officer
INVOLVED PERSONNELS: - Technician / Operator
- Workers

Notes: (Field Notes, Review Comments Etc.)

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BMJV Document Authority

Position Name Signature Date

Prepared by: Site Chief Engineer Oshin Mobolaji

Approved by: SSHO Philip Fullen

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