WORK METHOD STATEMENT
Installation of MV Cable Termination.
(N-IMS-NTT-P-ME-32-43)
1. Purpose:
The purpose of generating this Work Method Statement is to define the procedure step by step
to implement the correct practices for Installation of MV Cable Termination guidelines contained
herein so as to ensure that the job execution complies with the COMPANY Engineering
Specification requirements and serves the intended function to satisfactory level.
2. Scope:
This Work Method Statement refers to various work procedures contained within project
control documents, which explains and covers the Installation of MV Cable Termination.
3. Reference:
3.1 Scope of Work/Project Technical Specifications (PTS #)
3.2 SEC Standards : 12-TMSS-04 , TES-P-119.10
3.3 Approved drawings.
3.4 Manufacture drawing of Termination kit.
4. Responsibilities:
4.1 Site Manager
4.2 Site Engineer/Supervisor
4.3 QA/QC Engineer
4.4 Safety Engineer
4.5 Testing Engineer
5. Tools / Equipment:
5.1 MV Cable
5.2 Chain Blocks
5.3 Portable tools
5.4 Indo termination Kit.
6. Materials:
MV Cable Termination kit and Accessories shall be in line with the approved material submittals,
and approved drawings as per the COMPANY standards and specifications.
7. Material Handling & Storage:
On receipt of the MV Cable Termination at site necessary precautions shall be taken for loading,
shifting & storage, as follows:
7.1 Site deliveries should preferably only be made where suitable mechanical handling
equipment is available on site.
7.2 The delivered material must be treated with care. Lifting must only be carried out from the
sides and the forklift truck tines must pass below a complete bundle.
7.3 Material shall be stored in a covered / dry space at all the time to avoid corrosion, and in
accordance with the vendor/manufacturer recommendation.
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7.4 All materials received at site shall be inspected by the QA/QC Engineer for conformity,
ensuring that the materials are as per approved material submittal and COMPANY
standards.
7.5 Any discrepancies, damage etc. (nonconformities), found will be notified and reported for
further action.
7.6 Material found not suitable for site use will be removed from site immediately.
8. Work Procedure:
8.1 Ensure that the work area is ready and safe to start the installation of MV Cable Termination.
8.2 Fix the cable with chain block on the termination side.
8.3 Splice the cable on the termination side.
8.4 Fix the necessary requirements from kit.
8.5 Terminate the cable with the four hole lugs.
9. Safety Procedure:
9.1 Workers should receive training and aware of appropriate safe work procedures of MV
Cable Termination installation.
9.2 Necessary Personal protective equipment (PPE) to be worn while working. Other than basic
PPE, used of safety goggle during tray installation on trenches and other outdoor works
shall be applied.
9.3 Keep the work area clear and dust-free during and after installation.
9.4 Keep hand tools and power tools away from walk areas.
9.5 Ensure there is adequate lighting for the work area.
9.6 Ensure safe lifting and shifting of cable drums and its related hazards and risks shall be
applied through authorized rigger man and license operator.
9.7 Ensure service/work area openings are provided with barricade, tape, safety nets and
warning signage.
9.8 All required permit to work (if applicable) are obtained before to start working.
9.9 Emergency response plan and procedure is developed and established as per the site
condition during the execution of activity.
9.10 First aid and fire extinguishers are available at site.
10. Risk Assessment:
DEPARTMENT HSE EMPLOYEE JOB TITLE Electricians, Labors,
Foreman, Supervisors,
Engineers, Client,
Visitors, etc.
JOB/TASK TITLE Electrical Installations PPE REQUIRED: Helmet, Safety Shoes,
Safety Glasses, Hi-Viz
Vest, Hand Gloves
CONTROLS REQUIRED TO
STEPS HAZARDS OBSERVATION
MINIMIZE/ELEMINATE HAZARD
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IN EACH STEP, WHAT
LIST ALL STEPS IN COULD CAUSE INJURY,LOSS
STEP# PERFORMING THIS DAMAGE
TASK INTERUPTION OR
POLUTION?
1 Preparation for Injuries related to the Pre-start briefing to be given to all
Electrical activity personnel involved in equipment
Equipment installation works. All safety
Installation Works precautions and other work
requirements for the activity
should be provided in accordance
to the procedure.
2 Installation Works Injuries related to Working at Height Toolbox Talk
Falling from heights should be given. Scaffold Erection
required for the activity should be
done by competent person. Full
Body Harness required to be worn
at all times for working at heights
activity. Safe access should be
provided for the working area.
Provide approved PPE’s to all
workers
Injuries related to Implement Defensive Driving
operating vehicle or Program. Trained and competent
equipment Drivers/Operators. Traffic Control
and Road Access Management.
High Visibility Vest to be worn
especially at night. Trained and
competent signalmen directing
vehicles
Injuries/Incident Trained and competent Operators
related to Crane should only operate the crane.
Operations Only Trained and competent
Riggers should be allowed to assist
the crane operator. Provide
necessary safety requirements for
lifting operations procedures.
Check for load capacity and lifting
gears.
Electrocution Hazards Only Trained and competent
electrician should be allowed to
repair and handle electrical
systems and appliance. Regular
inspection of electrical connections
and appliance. Provide approved
PPE’s to all workers involved in the
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activity. Provide appropriate power
tools and well maintained cable
connections.
Exposure to Dust and Provide necessary respiratory
Fumes equipment to lessen exposure.
Provision of blowers to remove
fumes accumulation. Wear
approved PPE’s for power tool
operations.
Fire Hazards Check power tools for damage and
defective ones to be rejected.
Working away to any combustible
materials and flammable liquids
and gases. Ensure firefighting
equipment should be available in
the work area. Inform fire
department before starting any
activities.
Oil spills and leaks Daily Inspection of Equipment for
by competent person and
operator. Maintenance to be
performed only by the competent
person. Spill Kit (Sand) Available in
the area for any accident crane
leakage. Checklist must be filled up
for the equipment to be use and to
be done in a daily basis.
Property damage and Regular inspection of equipment
injuries related to and lifting devices. Trained and
falling materials competent operator should be
allowed to operate crane. Trained
and competent riggers to assist the
operator for the lifting activity.
Follow proper rigging process and
to ensure safety measures are
being followed.
Injuries related to use Regular inspection of hand tools
of tools and and machineries. Maintenance
machineries should be performed by a
competent person. Provide
approved PPE’s for all workers
using tools and machineries. Follow
proper tool handling techniques
should be followed to reduce the
risk of injuries. Replace all damage
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and defective found in the tools
immediately. All tools and
machineries should be maintained
regularly checked and repaired by
competent person. Read
instruction manuals for the tools
and machineries used for the
activity.
Injuries related to slip Regular housekeeping should be
and trip hazards maintained and done in daily basis.
Proper stacking and storage of
materials and tools. Provide
approved PPE’s for all workers.
Maintained clean and safe access
and egress at all times. Ensure
work areas are clear for
obstructions.
Extreme heat and cold Follow work alterations to every
exposure workers and provision of rest
times. Provide necessary drinking
water for workers. Resting areas
must be provided with shading to
sunlight.
Ensure the number of workers
doing the installation will be
sufficient to the weight of the
equipment.
Injuries (get pinched, Placement of machine and roller to
hit or struck by) be considered. Wear appropriate
related to installation PPE’s. Regular maintenance of the
of electrical machine before usage. Check for
equipment. the load rating required for the
machinery to avoid malfunctions
and other machine related
accidents. Replace machinery if it is
unserviceable or damage.
Injuries related to Ensure jacks are sufficient to hold
Ergonomics the cable drum. Secure jacks firmly
Consideration to avoid tipping and cause the
electrical panel boards and
switchgears to roll over. Ensure
handling process of the cables
must be followed. Place drums in
openings must be check that
access is not blocked and ground is
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stable. Ensure to provide sufficient
number of rollers to avoid over
exertion. Secure all the electrical
equipment on the jacks properly.
Provide locking system drum guide
to avoid getting caught by the
electrical equipment.
Injuries (get pinched, Placement of machine and roller to
hit or struck by) be considered. Ensure guarding
related to pulling and locking system be in place and
machine or secure it every electrical
equipment equipment installation works.
Machine users must be trained and
knowledgeable in the operation of
any machineries. Check for the
load rating required for the
machinery to avoid malfunctions
and other machine related
accidents. Replace machinery if it is
unserviceable or damage. Provide
approved PPE’s for all workers
involved in the activity.
Possible Property Secure lifting plans and permits.
Damage Check for any hazards or
obstructions that can affect the
lifting process. Provide protection
to the materials to be lifted to
control any
accidental/uncontrolled load
movements. Use proper lifting
gears/devices. Follow required
rated capacity of the materials to
be lifted. Follow safe procedure of
loading/unloading works. Report
any damages to the packaging,
unable to be lifted, etc. to
superiors before any lifting
commence.
11. Quality Inspection Checklist :
12. Safety Inspection Checklist :
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