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Project: AL MAMOURA COMPLEX PUBLIC REALM IMPROVEMENT Date: 19-03-2024
Location: Abu Dhabi Island Activity: CONSTRUCTIONS
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Residual
S. No Activities Aspect Impact PR S M/ Risk Control measures Remarks
Risk
L
Damping down to reduce dust
Dust Emission 3 2 M L
Site office location ground emission
preparation Work at day time to reduce night
Noise Pollution 3 3 M L
time disturbance
Waste disposal procedures.
Concrete block work to install Concrete waste generation
4 4 H Training of all work forces in L
porta cabin (disposals to land)
Site office correct waste disposal practices
mobilization, Exhaust fumes 4 4 H Regular/Preventive maintenance L
1
use and
Oil or diesel spillage (small quantity
commissioning 4 4 H Regular/Preventive maintenance L
during filling)
Generator Use
Oil or diesel spillage (emergency
4 3 M Regular/Preventive maintenance L
situation large quantity)
Noise pollution 3 3 M Regular/Preventive maintenance L
Plant, vehicle and equipment Land contamination from normal
4 4 H Regular/Preventive maintenance L
parking oil leaks
Generation of waste including Ground water to be managed
4 4 H L
ground water using dewatering systems
Excavation Excavated soil to be used for
Dust 3 3 M backfilling. Prevent excavated soil L
2 Earth works
to escape from site boundaries
Haul roads to be regularly
Windblown, soil, dust and
Water contamination 2 3 M damped. Soil piles to be covered L
dewatering water
and damp
Plant & Depletion of natural resources,
3 Working of plant and equipment 3 4 M Regular/Preventive maintenance L
Equipment fossil fuel
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Release of VOCs and dust fumes Air pollution 2 3 M Regular/Preventive maintenance L
Spillage during refueling Land pollution 2 3 M Regular/Preventive maintenance L
Land pollution
Material spill during movement 3 3 M Regular/Preventive maintenance L
Machine movement and Noise pollution
4 4 H Regular/Preventive maintenance L
operation
Emergency Land/Water/Air pollution Regular fire prevention
4 Incident Fire 4 H L
inspection and emergency drills
Planning
Land pollution Waste disposal procedure.
General handling & Storage 2 3 M Training of all work forces in L
correct waste disposal practices
Waste disposal procedure.
Land pollution, excess to landfills,
Skip Management 3 3 M Training of all work forces in L
leaks from skips
correct waste disposal practices
Waste
Waste disposal procedure.
management at Hazardous waste causing land
5 Scrap and containers 4 4 H Training of all work forces in L
construction pollution
correct waste disposal practices
sites
Waste disposal procedure.
Office waste Land and water pollution 3 3 M Training of all work forces in L
correct waste disposal practices
Waste disposal procedure.
Construction waste Land and water pollution 2 3 M Training of all work forces in L
correct waste disposal practices
Use of low energy bulbs where
Electrical possible. Switch off equipment
Create electromagnetic emissions,
equipment when not in use. Photocopier at
6 Electricity use resources depletion and 3 3 M L
usage and power saver mode. Ensure
greenhouse gas emissions
lighting monitors are switched off at the
end of the day
Use of paper, Ensure appropriate containers
Excess to landfills and resource
7 disposal of Waste generation 3 3 M are provided and collection is L
depletion
packing done for recycling
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Fuel and
electric
Create toxic gas and carbon Switch off equipment when not
8 powered Petroleum product use 4 3 M L
emission, resource depletion in use. Timely maintenance
equipment
usage
Waste disposal procedures.
Excess to landfill potential, water
Waste disposal 3 3 M Training of all work force in L
way pollution
correct work disposal practices
9 General
Waste must be removed from the
Excess to landfill potential, water
Waste generation 4 3 M site everyday and dumped in L
way pollution
designated area
Trained welders, proper
Fumes and vapors Air pollution 4 3 M L
maintenance
10 Welding Waste disposal procedures.
Welding cylinders Land pollution 4 3 M Training of all work force in L
correct work disposal practices
Energy Shut off when not in use, Train on
11 Lighting and power Depletion of natural resources 3 2 M L
consumption minimizing
Water
12 Water usage Depletion of natural resources 3 2 M Train on minimizing, recycle L
consumption
13 Demobilization Generation of dust Air pollution 3 2 M Damping to reduce pollution L
Printing on both sides of paper
for draft docs to reduce paper
Use of paper Use of natural resources (trees) 3 2 M use, Paper to be segregated from L
general waste and sent for
recycling
Use of printer cartridges. Toners, Ink and toner cartridges to be
Office works Land pollution 3 3 M L
14 scanners recycled through the supplier
and setup
Sewage and waste from welfare All waste being transferred to a
Water pollution 3 4 M L
facility licensed sewage treatment plant
Kitchen waste and food waste All waste being transferred to a
Ground pollution 3 3 M L
from welfare facility licensed dump yard
Car parking Ground contamination 4 2 M All vehicles are regularly serviced L
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Follow civil defense guidance
Smoke generation 5 4 H L
after callout
Fire
Water runoff and solid waste Follow civil defense guidance
Emergency 4 4 H L
15 generation after callout
Incidents
Communicate and conduct
Environmental incidents Land/Water/Air pollution 4 3 M training in the emergency plans L
to be in place
An adequate number of separate
and labelled waste skips and
General handling & storage Land/Water pollution 3 2 M suitable waste containers placed L
at strategic locations for waste
segregation and storage
Land/Water pollution 2 3 M Reduce the consumption of L
paper and other resources
wherever possible by either
Waste
16 reusing paper or keeping
Management
documents/information in
electronic format and as soft
Office waste
copies.
Depletion of natural resources 2 3 M L
Office wastes to be segregated
prior to disposal as recyclable
material, such as paper, can, pet
bottles, if any and to be recycled
wherever possible
Wastage of electricity should be
avoided by switching off the AC
Energy and other electrical appliances
17 Lighting and power Depletion of natural resources 3 2 M L
consumption when not required or when
leaving the area of work for long
time
Training in use and management
Toxic/hazardous cleaning of substances
Land/Water/Air pollution 4 4 H L
chemicals Regular inspection to ensure
18 Office activities
correct procedure
Temperature set at BMS
Air conditioning over use Depletion of natural resources 3 2 M L
Educate guest on use
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Ensure environment is sealed as
much as possible
Educate staff and guest on saving
Excessive energy consumption Depletion of natural resources 3 2 M L
measures
Signage
Designated areas
Adequate ventilation and
Cigarette smoking Air pollution 3 3 M L
cleaning of filters
Strict punishment for breaking
the rules
Staff trainings
Excessive water consumption Depletion of natural resources 3 2 M Environment initiatives, trainings, L
action plans on improvements
Proper cleaning and maintain
Garbage disposal Land pollution 4 4 H L
Follow government regulations
Pest control sub contracted for
Pest control treatments Land/Air pollution 4 4 H L
regular check and control
Ensure appropriate containers
Excess to landfill and resource
Waste generation 4 4 H are provided and collection Is L
depletion
done for recycling
Prepared by:
Awad Fadlallah
HSE lead
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