Method Statement for Pile Work

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PILE WORK

CONTENTS

Sr. No. TITLE

1 INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE

2 REFERENCES AND STANDARD

3 ACCESS/EGRESS

4 LIGHTING

5 MACHINERIES & EQUIPMENT

6 METHODOLOGY

7 TRAINING

8 HOUSEKEEPING

09 ROLES & RESPONSIBILITY

10 HSE – HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

11 DUST AND NOISE MITIGATION

12 MERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS

13 CHECKLIST

14 INSPECTION AND TESTING PLAN

15 HIRA
 Method Statement for Pile Work

1. INTRODUCTION
This method statement describes the outline procedure to be followed for erection of Bored Pilling in order to carry
out the work in Planned and systematic manner to be executed at Proposed CISF BARRACK EXTENSION Project at
SVP International Airport, Ahmedabad.

SCOPE OF WORK
To set out the requirement for Bored Pilling work for Project to meet all the contract requirements and standards
for work operation, safety, quality and environmental compliance. This Method Statement applies of section work.
This includes the following.
 Boring in soil followed by drilling into soil to designed depth.
 Reinforcement cage lowering.
 Concreting.

2. REFERENCES AND STANDARD

 IS-456:2021 - Plain and reinforced concrete - Code of practice
 IS-1786:2008 - High strength deformed steel bars and wires for concrete reinforcement.
 IS-9417:1989 - Recommendations for welding cold work bar for reinforced concrete construction.
 IS: 2911 (Part-1/Sec-2) - Code of practice for design and construction of pile foundation, Section - 2 bored caste
in-situ piles.
 IS-4082:1996 - Specification for storage of material.
 IS-2911: Part 4 - Code of practice for design and construction of pile foundation,
 IS 14893 :2001- INTEGRITY TEST OF PILE (NDT)
 GFC Drawing No: 1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0244, 0245, 0246,0247,0248, 0249,

3. ACCESS/EGRESS
 Clear and free access will be ensured to and from all work areas. Work areas will not be obstructed.
 Temporary signage will be provided at access and egress. Approaches and exits shall be clearly defined by
barricades and warning/caution sign.
 Safety clearance to be obtained prior to commencement of works.

4. LIGHTING
 Proper illumination will be ensuring at work area and shall be monitor periodically using Lux metre
 400-watt sodium vapour lamp/ Led Lamp will be provided at every 10 to 15 square metre also P&M and
safety personal will be ensuring the required intensity of light at work area. (Ref- Project EHS Plan -
Acceptable level of illumination)

5. MACHINERIES & EQUIPMENT

Sl. No. Description of Equipment Quantity
1 Tractor Mounted Hydraulic Rig As required
2 Crane/Farana 01 nos
3 Vertical Pump 01 nos
4 Welding Machine 1 Set
5 Tremie pipe with Hooper As required
Personal Protective Equipment:
 All Workmen should wear proper personal protective Equipment (PPEs) like safety helmet, gumboots/safety
shoes, reflective jackets etc.
 Method Statement for Pile Work

6. BORED CAST-IN-SITU PILLING METHODLOGY

Survey and setting out
The surveyor will set out the center of the bored pile location. Offset reference pegs will be established and
maintained. Datum level shall also be established and ground level measured and recorded before
commencement of any excavation work.
Utility Diversion:
After making pile layout area by Surveyor, any utilities present at site will be inquired with concerned
departments in advance. If any Utilities found in particular pilling area will be diverted in accordance with
approved diversion plan from concerned department.
Pile Vertically & Position:

Vertically
The maximum permitted angular deviation of 1.5 percent in alignment for vertical pile.
Position
Piles should not deviate more than 75 mm or D/6 whichever is less (75 mm or D/10 whichever is more in case of
piles having diameter more than 600 mm) from their designed positions at the working level. In the case of single
pile under a column the positional deviation should not be more than 50 mm or D/6 whichever is less (10mm in
case of piles having diameter more than 600 mm).
During the course of boring the following checks will be made:
 Check the verticality of casing during installation by plumbing from two perpendicular directions.
 Check the eccentricity of borehole at the casing top. The temporary steel casing will be extracted and
reinstalled until the eccentricity is within acceptable tolerance.
 Before the boring passes the casing toe, the verticality of casing until the toe will be checked with plum-line
method, taking into consideration the eccentricity at the top of the casing. To ensure that the resultant
eccentricity at the casing toe is within the permitted tolerance.
 Level at the top of the temporary steel casing will be taken and recorded to enable measurement of pile
depth.

Fabrication & Installation of Reinforcement Cage

Reinforcement Cage Lowering
 Before cutting and bending of reinforcement, protective coating of reinforcement rods against corrosion
shall be done according to Contract document.
 Reinforcement is cut and bent to required size and shape as per approved bar-bending schedule, and is
fabricated in fabrication yard or at site (subject to space availability), and transported to location by trailer.
Round cover blocks shall be provided to reinforcement cage for the pile.
 Reinforcement cage shall be lowered in 1 piece or more depending on the available length of steel bars &
length of pile. Bottom cage is lowered inside the borehole and temporarily supported on the casing pipe
top, keeping the dowel length projecting above and second cage is lifted and lapped as per approved
drawings or construction
 drawings. Helical / rings are tied as per approved drawing and main reinforcement laps are properly welded
to provide more rigidity to the cage. The cage is further lowered in the borehole.
 To facilitate cage lowering, the cage is lowered up to top of casing. Further lowering of cage to require cut
off level is done with the help of 4 nos. of detachable pipes 75mm dia. which are connected to the cage
during concreting (uplift of the cage). The side cover for the reinforcement will be maintained by circular
concrete cover blocks fixed to helical of cage.
 The cover block shall be provided at approximately 1.2 to 1.5 meters’ intervals and suitably staggered. The
strength of concrete cover blocks will be same as that of concrete in pile.
Concreting
a. Immediately after lowering of the cage, tremie pipes of 150/200 mm dia of length 1.20m to 2.0m are joined
together and lowered into the bore. The bottom of the hole shall be cleaned very carefully before concreting
 Method Statement for Pile Work

work is taken up.

b. Concreting of the pile shall be in one single and continuous operation.
c. Tremie pipe of 150/200 mm dia. of length varying from 1.20m to 2.0 m are joined together and lowered into
the pile. The concrete shall be placed in the bore through the tremie. The bottom of the Tremie shall be 300
mm (approx.) above the bottom of the bore.
d. Water tightness of tremie pipe shall be ensured prior to commencement of concrete. Concreting funnel 1.0
to 1.5 cum capacity is fitted on the top of the tremie with lid closed.
e. Prior to commencement of piling operation, the mix design for concrete of required grade and slump shall be
got approved from the Engineer. Before the first charge of concrete is placed in the funnel, a floating plug will
be inserted in to the tremie.
f. The concrete with pipe and a suitable plate will close the mouth of the tremie at top. Fresh concrete of slump
between 150mm to 180 mm is filled in the tremie which will go on pushing the plug forward and emerge out
of the tremie.
g. is poured in to the funnel from concrete pipeline and the lid is removed and concrete is allowed to flow into
the tremie and to reach the bottom of the pile. A min 500 mm of built up is formed in the first pour.
h. After 4 to 6M of built up of concrete in the bore is confirmed, the tremie is lifted by 2M& one top piece of
tremie is withdrawn. During concreting care has to be taken to see that the tremie pipe is always embedded
in concrete by 1.5 to 2.0 m.
i. The tremie pipe shall not be withdrawn until the completion of concreting. At all times a sufficient quantity of
concrete shall be maintained within the pipe to ensure that the pressure from it exceeds that from the seepage
water. Spot measurements shall be taken at suitable intervals to check that the tremie pipe has an adequate
penetration into previous concrete.
j. In case tremies accidentally taken out of concrete, or if tremie is withdrawn to remove choke in the tremie,
the tremie is reintroduced on the old concrete with little penetration. A vermiculite plug/surface retarder
should be introduced in the tremie. Fresh concrete of slump between 150 mm to 175 mm should be filled in
the tremie which will push the plug forward and will emerge out of the tremie displacing the laitance/scum.
The tremie will be pushed further in steps making fresh concrete sweep away laitance/scum in its way. After
this the tremie is pushed further in steps making fresh concrete displace the lean concrete. When tremie is
buried about 0.60m to 1.0 m concreting is resumed / continued.
k. In case of concrete being placed by tremie method and pile cut off level being less than 1.0 m below the ground
level, concrete shall be cast to the piling platform level to permit overflow of concrete for visual inspection. In
case COL of pile is more than 1.0 meter below working level then concrete shall be cast to a minimum of 1.0
meter above COL. The concrete builds up above the cut off level is confirmed by sounding chain. The entire
concrete built–up shall be recorded in the approved tremie chart format.
l. Slump shall be measured at every trip of concrete and if due to any reason the concrete is held up for more
than 35 minutes, again slump shall be taken and if slump is less than 140mm, re-dosing of admixture shall be
done as per site requirement with the approval of client’s site engineer and then mixed for 1.5 – 2.0 minutes
vigorously to get required slump of 150 – 180mm. Cubes are taken for laboratory tests from the poured
concrete or from Transit Mixer.
m. After each pile has been cast, any empty bore shall be protected by putting steel cage/jali over it and carefully
backfilling as soon as possible with approved materials.
Shifting of Tractor Mounted Hydraulic Rig to Next Location
The concrete poured in to the pile is allowed to have initial setting time before moving the rig on the subsequent
pile location. Generally, pile boring shall be done in a staggered manner so as to avoid sequential construction of
adjacent piles.
RECORDS TO BE MAINTAINED
During the process of piling operation, the following records shall be maintained in pre-approved formats:
 Dimension of the pile, including reinforcement details and mark of the pile.
 Time taken in concreting.
 Working level/RL of top of concrete.
 Slump of concrete.
 Actual sounding before commencing the concrete.
 Method Statement for Pile Work

TESTING:
 PILE INTEGRITY TEST

7. TRAINING
 Proper tool box office given to engineer’s supervisor and workmen and labour on the requirement of this
complete and control measure as per risk assessment salary explain to all concern
 Preparatory talk and work orientation of works will be done prior to start work at side and regular training
will be ensure to improve the workmanship as per internal training plan.

8. HOUSEKEEPING
 Daily site surveillance Shall be done by site engineer to ensure proper housekeeping throughout the work at
site.
9. ROLES & RESPONSIBILITY
Project Manager:
A. Organize and Manage all resources.
B. Responsible for overall quality and safety.
C. Ensuring the completion of the contract with in agreed time and cost.
Site Engineer:
 Execute work as approved method statement/work method.
 Prepared the material required.
 Ensure conducting al activities to meet the cycle time required.
 Front line supervision of working labor to ensure strict conformance methods, quality and safety.
P&M Engineer:
 Ensure continuous availability at P&M at site.
 Ensure periodic prevention maintenance and timely breakdown repair of all machineries and
electrical equipment’s.
 Ensure operation of P&M as per company norms.

QA/QC Specialist:
 Inspection of factory/ production unit visit of material, collect samples and conduct tests and ensure
conformity with specification and standards.
 Conduct routine test on material and workmanship as per ITP for conformance and maintain records.
 Identify, calibrated and maintain master list of testing and measuring equipment.
 Receiving and reviewing of all reports related to quality matter.
 Submitting inspection reports, coordinating with client and site team for conducting the site
inspection and closing the inspection reports.
Safety Engineer:
 Identify potentially unsafe act, areas and implement practice measures and educate staff and
workmen.
 Investigate unsafe occurrence and initiate corrective steps.
 Discuss near miss accidents with staff and workmen.
 Monitor EHS practices, persuade to minimize noncompliance.
 Report incidents beyond control and unsafe occurrence.
10. HSE – HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
 All necessary precautions shall be taken in accordance with HSE Plan.
RISK IDENTIFICATION:
During the whole process of work, the following risks are foreseen:
 The risk of accidents caused by machinery and equipment.
 The risk of traffic accidents during mobilization and demobilization of equipment and material.
 Method Statement for Pile Work

 The risk of accident between excavator and dump truck delivering earth work material and public
vehicle or persons.
 The risk of accidents caused by improper arrangement of road sign.
RISK MANAGEMENT:
 PSP shall comply with all the necessary mitigation measure as stated in Job safety analysis. The risk
management can be separated into general safety consideration and those that are particularly applicable to
the actual work at site.
General Safety Considerations:
The following safety precautions shall be followed during construction.
1. All the workers shall wear proper personal protective equipment.
2. All the workers shall be trained and safety induction shall be imparted to them before the commencement
of work at site.
3. Daily tool box talk shall be carried out for mutual understanding of work.
4. Regular or daily check of equipment prior to use shall be carried out.
5. A competent site supervisor shall be present at all times during work.
6. A first aid person shall be present at site and a first aid kit shall be provided in site office.
7. All record of operator and plant certificate shall be kept on site at all the times.
8. Safety requirement for Diesel Tanker must be considered.
9. Emergency call numbers shall be posted on site for contact in emergency.
Particular Safety Considerations:
The following safety precautions shall be taken in particular to filling work.
Accidents Caused by Machinery:
 Workers shall not be allowed to enter working radius of operating of heavy vehicles such as excavator,
JCB etc.
 Incoming and outgoing traffic shall be directed and managed by appointed signalman.
 Spillage from truck shall be controlled by prevention of overloading.
Hazards by Other means:
 IS marked approved respirators should be used when necessary.
 Impervious Gloves should be worn to prevent contact with the skin. In wet and muddy conditions, the gloves
may need to be tapped to prevent any moisture from getting in the top of the gloves. In some wet and muddy
conditions, gloves with long gauntlets may be needed to protect the forearm, and clothing.
 Tight fitting goggles should be worn to protect the eyes form dusts and liquids, when it is necessary to work
in conditions where employees can be exposed to dust.
11. DUST AND NOISE MITIGATION
 In order to minimize smoke pollution, all machineries on site will be checked and maintained regularly through
records.
 Record of operator training and plant certificates on site shall be always available.
 Stop engines while the equipment is not in use.
 Ear plugs/Nose Mask shall be used by all the workers, working near excavation area.
12. EMERGENCY ARRANGEMENTS
A per Emergency preparedness and Response Plan for the Project.
 Method Statement for Pile Work

CONCRETE POUR CARD

Project DOC NO: PSP/AIAL/RCC/R0

Report No. Date of Inspection:

[Link]. Grade of Steel:
[Link]. Gauge of binding wire:
Grade of Concrete : Date & Time of Pouring :
Concrete QTY (Actual)
Location:
Level
Remarks Signature
[Link]. Description of Activity YES NO NA
Contractor Client
Reinforcement :- Date of Inspection :-
1 Reinforcement provided is as tested and approved.
2 Reinforcement Steel is free from Mill Scale, Rust, Oil, Grease, Paint, and any other
3 Reinforcement bars have been cut, bind with approved Binding wire as per BBS
4 For supporting bent up bars, steel chairs are provided and counted.
5 Bars are Staggered and Lap length checked
6 Joggling is done in case of lapping in column and beam bars passing through
7 Adequate no. of Cover Blocks of required thickness provided
8 Couplers provided are as approved.
9 Dowels are kept at required positions.
Formwork :- Date of Inspection :-
1 Checked that making and erection comply to approved convention.
2 Shuttering surfaces; sides/ bottom are cleaned and are free of any defects.
3 Alignment, centreline, sizes are as per drawings.
4 Shuttering is duly finished with approved emulsion / grease.
5 Joints are sealed and water tight.
6 Props and struts are plumbed and tightened up.
7 Shuttering supporting system is robust / screwed and accessible for attending during
8 Stop ends are properly screwed and sealed.
9 Beams / Columns are screwed with through bolts /'J' clamps.
10 All inserts, dowels are screwed at desired level / location.
11 Slabs and beams are provided with camber as directed.
12 Required guard rails toe boards are provided.
13 Lower floor are suitably supported one floor below.
Pre-Pour :- Date of Inspection :-
1 Signed of checklist for inspection of anchor Bolt, if any.
Position of Sleeves, Construction Joints, Embedment plates, Pipe inserts, if
2
any,[Link] per Drawing
3 Check for All concealed electrical / services work are complete
Check for availability of Batching Plant, Transit Mixers, Placer Pump,Vibrator,Slump
4
Cone and Cube Moulds etc. before start of Concreting
5 Check for marking of concrete top level.
6 Check For Safety Measures, PPEs, Working /walking platform
7 Check for concrete slump
8 Check for concrete tempreture
9 Concrete cube casting done
Post-Pour :- Date of Inspection :-
1 Check for Signed off pre pour inspection report
Checked for presence of any Surface Defects i.e., minor/major cracks, voids,
2
segregation of aggregate, honeycombing etc. if any
3 Check & Record for concrete top levels, if any variance specify in remarks.
4 Checked for Position of Embedment plates,Inserts,Joints,Pipes etc. if any
5 Check for curing
6 Repaired and Finished all Surface Defects by specifications / approved methods
7 Marking concrete casting date on the structure
8 Check for surrounding area housekeeping
10 Any other defect and non-conformation?
Correctiv e action/Comments , if any:

PSPPL -SITE ENGINEER PSPPL QUALITY ENGINEER CLIENT(AIAL)

 Method Statement for Pile Work

CHECKLIST FOR PILING WORK

Project Name:- Construction of CISF Barrack Extension, Ahmedabad Airport.

Report No:- PSP/AIAL/PILE/R0 WIR No:-

DRAWING NO & Rev:

Location:- Pile No:-

Date & Time of Inspection:-

SL NO DESCRIPTION YES NO REMARKS

1 Whether ensured that excavation for pile permit is obtained, if required.

2 Whether checked and varified that the latest drawing is approved for the Pile works.
Whether identified all the existing utility services through hand excavation, electrical scanning and survey
3
before start of excavation.
4 Whether obtained permission from client before interrupting any existing utility services.

5 Surveying and setting out for location of pile done.

6 Boring is done with the help of spiral auger with required diameter.

7 Whether the any temporary/permanent casing is provided.

8 Verticality of the pile and position of bore hole maintained.

Under reaming or enlarging the stem of the bore holes at the required depths is achieved and depth of pile is as
9
drawing.
10 Bar Bending and cutting done as per approved BBS and as per letest drawing

11 All Bars are properly tied with binding wire and Bar assembly rigid.

12 Cover to Bottom / Side of reinforcement are correct

13 Mix design for Pile is approved? (specify Grade, Slump)

14 The concreting operations should not be taken up when the specific gravity of bottom slurry is more than 1.12

Concreting of the pile is carried out through a required size of tremie. For 25mm & 20mm down aggregate, the
15 tremie pipe should have a diameter not less than 200 mm & 150 mm respectively. All piling above 800 mm
diameter piles, should, however preferably be done with 200mm diameter tremie pipe.
The tremie pipe should always be kept full of concrete and should always remain at least one meter into the
16
concrete in the bore hole during concrete.
17 The slump should be 150 to 180 mm at the time of pouring.
Whether the RMC is as per mix design to be checked from batch slip from RMC plant and duly signed by site
18
Engineer.
19 The top of concrete in a pile shall be brought above the cut-off level
While removing excess concrete or laitance above the cut-off level chipping by manual or pneumatic tools shall
20
be permitted seven days after pile casting.
Corrective action, if any:

Approved Approved With Comments Not Approved

Signature (Contractor) Signature (Client)

Name:- Name:-

Date:- Date:-
 Method Statement for Pile Work

INSPECTION AND TESTING PLAN

PSP/ITP/REINFOR
ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
ITEM REINFORCEMENT STEEL WORK CLIENT DOC NO CEMENT STEEL
LTD
WORK/R0
NAME OF WORK CISF EXTENSION , SVP International Airport,Ahmedabad CONTRACTOR PSP PROJECTS LTD DATE 15-05-2025
ACCEPTANCE FORMAT OF INSPECTION AUTHORITY
SL NO ACTIVITY NAME OF CHECK TYPE OF CHECK QUANTUM OF CHECK REFERENCE DOC. REMARKS
STANDARD RECORD PERFORMER PSP CLIENT
MU-1
Third party test report
Third party test
MTC for each once per source/MTC
1 Chemical IS 1786:2015 ,BOQ IS 1786:2015 report once per P R R
Lot to be provided each
source/MTC
lot/batch

Physical Properties-
MTC/test 3rd Party test to be Third party test
2 Tensile strength,proof IS 1786:2015 ,BOQ IS 1786:2015 P R R
report provided every lot report/MTC
stress & elongation
Every vehical before
Weight per
3 Field Test unloading As per Filed Table-2 of IS -1786. IS 1786:2015 On Field Check P R R
meter
test report
Check for placement of
4
rebar
5 Steel - Check for lap length

6
Reinforcement Check for insert,base
plates,cutouts etc.
Check for
7 Bend,development Measurment,
length,chair etc. visual IS 456, IS
Pourcard/Che-
Inspection, 100% Drawing/BBS 2502 & P H W
Check for stirrups,hook cklist
8 Check W R T drawing.
length,bond up of hooks drawing etc.
Check for spacing of
main and distribution
9
bars,covers,verticality of
bars
Check for lap at
10
staggered manner etc.
LEGEND: W- Witness, Wr- Random Witness, R- Review, P - Performer, S - Surveilance, H - Quality Hold Point, Mtc- Material Test Certificate, BBS-
Bar Bending Schedule,MIR- Material Inspection Report, TPT- Third Party Test
 Method Statement for Pile Work

INSPECTION AND TESTING PLAN

ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL PSP/ITP/RCC
ITEM REINFORCEMENT CEMENT CONCRETE WORK CLIENT DOC NO
AIRPORT LTD WORK/R0

NAME OF WORK CISF EXTENSION , SVP International Airport,Ahmedabad CONTRACTOR PSP PROJECTS LTD DATE 15.05.2025

ACCEPTANCE FORMAT OF INSPECTION AUTHORITY

SL NO ACTIVITY NAME OF CHECK TYPE OF CHECK QUANTUM OF CHECK REFERENCE DOC. REMARKS
STANDARD RECORD PERFORMER PSP CLIENT
Ensure the following: Area to be concreted to be free BOQ,IS
TDS of MTC/MAS/
from debris and any extraneous matter or watter visual MTC/Batch 6313:2001,TDS P W S
material,BOQ. MIR
logging. of make
Bottom& top level of excavation and pcc etc. visual 100% GFC Drawing GFC Drawing Checklist P W Wr
Once per three IS456,IS IS456,IS Calibration
Batching plant Calibration Visual P W R
month 4925,IS 4926 4925,IS 4926 report
Each grade & each
Mix Proportion(as Approved- Mix Design) Inspection brand of cement & BOQ,IS10262 As per drawing Batch report P R R
CONCRETE change of admixture
1
WORK Checklist Clearance Inspection All Drawing As per drawing P
Check list
Placing concrete requirement Visual All Drawing As per drawing P H W

Register,
Sampling cubed/cube casting Visual All IS4926 IS4926 P W S
Cube Report

Field lab test

Compression strength check Measurement All IS456,IS516 IS456 P W W
report
Curing Visual All BOQ BOQ NR P Wr S
As pe r IS:
1. Sie ve Analys is Daily/on the day of In Hous e P W R
383
concrete activity
2. M ois tur e Conte nt ……………. In Hous e P W R
In
3. Spe cific Gr avity & Wate r Abs or ption Once per source IS 383 Hous e /Ext P R S
Fine IS 383 & IS e r nal Lab
2 Lab test Eve r y day / Eve r y
Aggregate 2386
4. Silt Conte nt Tr uck r e ce ive d on 8.% M ax. In Hous e P W R
s ite
500 m g / l Exte r nal
5. Soundne s s Once per source P R R
M ax. Lab
400 m g / l Exte r nal
6. Re action w ith acid& alk ali Once per source P R R
M ax. Lab
Once for the In
1. Spe cific Gr avity & Wate r Abs or ption s our ce / IS 383 Hous e /Ext P W R
w he n r e quir e d e r nal Lab
In
M onthly/ w he n
2. Cr us hing Value 45 % M ax. Hous e /Ext P W R
r e quir e d
e r nal Lab
M onthly/ w he n
3. Aggr e gate Im pact Value 45 % M ax. In Hous e P W R
r e quir e d
Coarse IS 383 & IS
3 Lab test M onthly/ w he n
Aggregate 4. Flak ine s s Inde x & Elongation 2386 40 % M ax. In Hous e P W R
r e quir e d
We e k ly/ Once pe r
5. Sie ve Analys is IS 383 In Hous e P W R
500 cum
Once for the Exte r nal
[Link] s s , Abr as ion Value , Acid& alk ali P W Wr
s our ce Lab
Once for the Exte r nal
[Link] le te r ious m ate r ial P W R
s our ce Lab
8. M ois tur e Conte nt Daily ……. In Hous e P W R
Che m ical te s ting P W R
0.66 m in-
1. (Cao-0.7SO3)/2.8SiO2+1.2Al2O3+0.65Fe 2O3 P W R
1.02 m ax
2. Al2O3/Fe 2O3 M in 0.66 P W R
MTC with each As per IS
MTC
3. Ins oluble r e s idue (% by m as s ) week/lot/batch 12269, IS 4032 5% M ax External Lab P W R
4. M agne s ia(% by m as s ) 6% M ax P W R
5. Sulfur ic Hydr oxide (% by m as s ) 3.5% M ax P W R
6. Total los s on ignition 5% M ax P W R
Phys ical Te s t: P W Wr
Ordinary
1. Standar d Cons is te ncy - P W Wr
4 Portland
Cmenet 2. Initial Se tting Tim e 30 M in. P W Wr
3. Final Se tting Tim e Once in the 600 M axi. P W Wr
[Link] s s by Le - chat Expans ion beginning for every As per IS m ax 10m m P W Wr
brand & there after 12269,
5. Com pr e s s ive s tr e ngth MTC/TPT Once in 500 MT or IS 4031 part P W Wr
once three months 1,2,3,4,5,6 & 27 N/m m 2 External Lab
a. 72+/- 1 hour P W Wr
( per source ) IS 3535 M in.
whichever is earlier 37 N /m m 2
b. 168 +/- 2 Hour P W Wr
M in.
53 N /m m 2
c. 672 +/- 4 Hour P W Wr
M in..
6. Fine ne s s 225 M in. P W Wr

With in 10 %
of value of
MTC with each batch, As per IS 9103
5 Admixture 1. Re lative De ns ity and Ph Value MTC M TC or 0.2% MTC report P R R
TPT In 9000 Ltrs
w hich e ve r
is gr e ate r .

1. PH Value M in.6 P R R
M ax 200
2. Or ganic Im pur itie s P R R
m g/lite r
m ax 3000
3. Inor ganic Im pur itie s MTC/ third P R R
Construction Once test per 6 As per IS 456, IS m g/lite r
6 Lab Test m ax 400 party test
Water 4. Sulphate months per source 3025 P R R
m g/lite r report
m ax 500
5. Chlor ide ( % ) P R R
m g/lite r
m ad 2000
6. Sus pe nde d Par ticle s P R R
m g/lite r
Chemical testing P R R
[Link] Dioxide (Si02) plus Alum inium Oxide
70% M in. P W R
(Al2O3) plus Ir on Oxide (Fe 2O3) % in m as s
2. Silicon dioxide (SiO2) in pe r ce nt by m as s , 35% M in. MTC for P W R
IS 1727
each batch
3. Total s ulphur as s ulphur tr ioxide (S03) in P W R
3% M ax. and Third
pe r ce nt by m as s party test P W R
Lab test
4. Total chlor ide s in pe r ce nt by m as s IS 4032 0.05% M ax. report as per P W R
the
5. Los s on Ignition in % by m as s Once in the IS 1727 5.00% M ax. P W R
frequency
6. M agne s ium oxide (M go)in % . beginning for every 5.00% M ax. mentioned P W R
7 Fly Ash [Link] alk alis as e quivale nt s odium oxide brand & there after IS 1727
Once in 200 MT or 1.5 % M ax. P W R
(Na2O) in % m as s
once three months
Physical Test: ( per source )
P W
1. Par ticle s r e taine d on 45 M icr on IS s ie ve (
whichever is earlier IS 1727 34% M ax. P W Wr
w e t Sie ving) in %
320 m 2/k g
2. Fine ne s s (Spe cific Sur face ) IS 1727 P W Wr
M in.
Third party
3. Lim e Re activity Avr . N/m m 2 Lab test IS 1727 4.5 M in. P W Wr
laboratory
[Link] s s by autoclave , IS 1727 0.80% M ax. P W Wr
5. Dr ying Shr ink age IS 1727 0.15% m ax P W Wr
6. Com pr . Str e ngth at 28 Days in IS 1727 80% P W Wr
Vis ual Anne ale d
P W W
Mate ri al Ins pe ction w ir e

8 Binding Wire Guage che ck Visual Each Lot Guage m e te r 18 NA P W W

Vis ual s hall not

P W W
Loos e ru s t, m u d, l oos e s cal e s Ins pe ction found
Com pr e s s ive s tr e ngth P R R
IS 456, EN M TC / TPT
9 Cover Block Abr ation r e s is tance Lab Test Report Once pe r Sour ce IS 456, EN 1338 P R R
1338, BOQ REPORT
Wate r Abs or ption P P W

LEGEND: W- Witness, Wr- Random Witness, R- Review, P - Performer, S - Surveilance, H - Quality Hold Point, Mtc- Material Test Certificate, BBS- Bar
Bending Schedule,MIR- Material Inspection Report, TPT- Third Party Test
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1. Risk Matrix.

PROBABILITY

A B C D E

Frequent /
Severity People Assets Environment Reputation Rare Possible Likely Often
Almost certain

Multiple fatalities
Extensive Massive International
[Link] or permanent total HIGH
damage. effect. impact.
disability

Single fatality or
Major National
4. Severe permanent total Major effect.
damage. impact.
disability

Major injury or Local Localized Considerable

3. Critical MEDIUM
health effects damage. effect. impact.

Minor injury or Minor

2. Marginal Minor effect. Minor impact.
health effects damage.

LOW

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Slight injury or Slight

1. Negligible Slight effect. Slight impact.
health effects damage.

General Safety Precautions / Instructions:

 Adhere strictly to work permit System and HSE Manual and HSE Regulations.

 Follow PSP Projects Limited Emergency Procedure, identify the escape routes and be aware about the nearest and safest Marshaling Point.

 Conduct a Toolbox Talk at the workplace prior to commencement of work and discuss the Task Risk Assessment content on daily basis.

 Ensure the use of Job Specific PPEs at all the time & maintain good housekeeping on daily basis before, during and after the work.

 Close supervision at all locations and activities to ensure compliance with Method Statement. Only Competent personnel shall be involved in the activity

 HSE Officer/Assistant shall always be available at the workplace area.

 In case of any emergency Inform to Tel. No.9575924545

 Approved Job procedure and HIRA shall be maintained along with the permit.

 Ensure that first aid box and fire extinguishers are available at Site.

 Spotlights on HSE with regards to activities performed shall be displayed on site bulletin board and must be followed strictly.

 Check Tools & equipment's for soundness prior to use and All Electrical/mechanical tools& Equipment must be certified/approved.

 Frequent Joint Site visit shall be conducted by all concerns to ensure Safe working environment and good housekeeping.

 Appropriate reliever shall be assigned in the absence of key persons.

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 Safety Requirement mentioned in Adani Group Safety Manual, SOP's and HSE Plan will also be followed in Addition to this HIRA.

 Pre-medical examination to be completed for all Workers and Staff.

 SAKSHAM safety Induction Training to be completed before deployment at site.

Risk Risk
Sr Hazards / Hazards Rating Rating Risk
Activity Existing Control Addition Control
No. Causes Event Rating
S P R S P R

Elimination:-
 NA
Substitution:
Maintain stock of
Without  NA PPE's on site
Physical Engineering Controls
PPE's
injury
 NA During TBT, PPE's for
Mobilization Without
Lack of Administrative Controls respective
of Induction,
1 awareness 4 D H  Safety induction conducted for all personal worker prior to 3 B M activity/work to be L
manpower
resulted resume on site. checked/confirmed.
on site into
TBT and  TBT is being conducted on site for respective activity by
Safety site supervisor & safety team. Prepare monthly
Physical
training
injury/  Medical should be done of all staff and workers safety calendar with
incident Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) safety training
 Issue PPE’s
 Use appropriate PPE’s

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Elimination:-
 NA
Substitution:
 NA
Slips, trips Engineering Controls
Injuries like
and falls  Cover to the protruded parts
Survey of scratch,
due to
cut,  Surface leveling before work Prepare monthly
work (Line uneven
2 ground
3 C M Administrative Controls 2 C L safety calendar with L
layout
Skin allergy  Watch the area before starting the work safety training
marking) surfaces
/ itching
Contact with  Vigilant supervision
lime powder  Job specific training
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
 PPE's like Safety Helmet, Safety Shoes (Mandatory),
Nose mask, Hand gloves, reflective jackets, job specific
PPE's
• Improper 1. Elimination:-
Rigging
• Fall of  Lifting should not be allowed in adverse weather condition
material i.e. during storm.
•  Physic 2. Substitution:
Incompetent al  NA
Shifting of operator or Hazard
rigger 3. Engineering Controls
material at  Health Job specific Training
• Over swing 4 D H  Proper lifting tools and tackles should be used L
3 site (Casing,  Propert 2 3 M should be Provide
tremie pipe
of material
y  All lifting tools and tackles must have valid TPI Certificate
• Hit to  Tagline must be used while shifting of material is carried
and cage) damag
nearby or
e, out by hydra
adjacent
object  Sufficient illumination should be provided
• Poor  Reverse horn must be present and operational
lighting 4. Administrative Controls
• Adverse
weather  Ensure competent supervision
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 Training to be conducted and recorded

 Adequate posters/signs to be displayed
 Competent operator shall be deployed
 Traffic marshal shall be deployed
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
 Use of PPE’s (Safety helmet, Safety vest, Safety shoes,
Gloves)

 Soil /  Crane 1. Elimination:-  The Safe Bearing

Tilt & capacity of the soil
Road  Pulling the load is strictly prohibited.
conditio falling is considered.
 Crane with load at slope is strictly prohibited.
n Down  Authorised
 Injury  Over height & Over load is strictly restricted. operator identity to
 Operatin
g the /Dama  Workmen with loose attire not engaged. be provided.
ge to 2. Substitution:  Authorized
Crane
the  Use of funnel / hand pump to fill the Diesel / Engine oil etc. operator list with
with
propert photo to be
Load at  Water spraying methods (to reduce dust instead of dry
y displayed in the
Slope  Crane sweeping).
crane.
 Parking Topplin
Use of  Administrative
4 the g 3 D H 3. Engineering Controls: 3 D M L
Farana control by P&M
Crane at  Electric  Pre-Inspection of Approach Road & Position area of and Time office
Slope shock / Crane.  Human Sensor,
 Presenc Electro
 Approach area development by compacting & leveling.
cution Wheel guard,
e of OH
 Legal  Parking brake is made available in crane. Hook view Mirror
electrica to be provided.
breach  Wheel stopper is provided.
l lines in  Fitness certificate
the  Hit  Goal post provision made for frequent operations (to avoid
injury / to be made
approac contact with overhead lines).
Fall of available
h  Warning signs are placed.
materia  Visible Identity of
 Failure  Head lights, side lamps, rear & stoplights & flashing SWL, & Inspection
l
to  Uncont directional indicators. with punch / tag
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comply rolled  Crane hook having hook latch.  Factors like during
the legal operati  Overload, over hoist limit switch & boom limit switch are swing the load
require on provided & checked. gets away from
ments  Fatigue load line causing
 All rotating parts are covered/guarded.
 Unautho  Uncont shift in SWL of
rollable  Provision of tagline to control the load.
rized crane are
movem  Extending the outriggers fully.
Operatio considered.
n
ent.  Outrigger is rested on heavy planks.  Manual signaling :
 Entangl  Removing the obstructions in outrigger extension area.
 Use of ement Dual signal man
Mobile  Positioning outriggers min. 2m from edge of pit/excavation. will be posted
&
phone Amput  Load chart of the crane displayed in operator cabin. where direct
 Excessi ation  Use of packing at sharp corners. visibility is
ve  Run  Contain the spillage by spill tray. obstructed
working over /  Tandem lifting to
Hours Hit  be avoided in
 Inadequ injury 4. Administrative Controls: Hydra Crane
ate  Crane  Trained operator is deployed.
illuminat Collaps  Operators are informed about the presence of OH lines.
e due
ion  Medical fitness of crane operators.
to
 Nonfunc  System of obtaining equipment fitness test by competent
instabili
tioning ty person for mobile crane & lifting accessories.
of safety  Failure  Only authorized operator allowed to operate the crane.
Device of  Prohibiting mobile phone usage by crane operator & signal
 Unguard lifting man.
ed gear
 Not allowed to work for more than a shift.
Rotary  Hit
parts Injury /  System of providing illumination of at least 150 Lux in
 Poor Fall of practice.
Visibility load,  Crane fitness certificate system.
of Hydra Load  Daily inspection by the operator.
Oscillat
Crane  Weekly maintenance by the P&M engineer.
ion
Operato  Monthly joint inspection by HSEO / P&M engineer.
 Sling
r from
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his snap  Workmen instructed to keep away from front tyre.

cabin  Land /  System of obtaining test certificate.
 Outrigge water  Verifying object weight vs crane SWL with respect to boom
rs not pollutio
n length and angle.
fully
 Air  Engagement of trained & competent signal man.
extende
Pollutio  Ensuring identity of signal man with reflective jacket.
d/
Support
n  Establishment of signaling via walkie-talkie.
ed  ·Pre-assessing erection methodology including rigging
 Placing pattern.
outrigge  Trained riggers are deployed.
r close  Restriction of crane movement with load to max. 200m.
to the  Pollution control check and its recommended maintenance
excavati procedures.
on  Cotton waste collected separately and disposed.
 Defects
 Collected and handed over to disposing agency.
in Lifting
 Discarded parts collected at P&M Workshop and disposed
gears
 Crane to landfill – not thrown on land/streams.
overload 5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
ing
 Safety helmet, safety shoes, hand gloves are provided to
 Imprope
the workmen
r
commun
ication
 Wrong
rigging
practice
s
 Sharp
corner
of the
load
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 CO2
Emissio
n from
Cranes
 Waste
oil
(Lubrica
tion &
Engine
Oil)
 Discard
ed parts
 Hydra/Cr 1. Elimination:-
ane may  NA
topple.
 Hydra/Cr
2. Substitution:
ane may
 NA  Supervisor should
hit to
check the hose and
other  Persona
other equipment's
object/p l Injury 3. Engineering Controls: for safe use.
erson.  May  Use outriggers and place on solid surfaces  Proper
Use of Tyre  Boom Prove
 Swing area of the boom shall be cordoned off maintenance of
5 Mounted may hit Fatal 3 D H 3 D M L
Crane to  Propert  equipment to be
done.
person/ y 4. Administrative Controls:
 Emergency vehicle
material/ Damag  Deploy bank man for passing signal to driver and follow to be provided
structure e flag system  First aid box shall be
 Chances  Don’t locate lifting operations on or near unstable ground provided
of
and excavations
cut/crush
 Be aware of the location of overhead power lines
injury.
 Person  Suspend work during heavy winds and rain
may  Vehicle operator / driver should have valid license

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sustain 5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

injury  Use proper PPE’s
during
lifting
/shifting/
fixing of
materials
"
1. Elimination:-
 No rebar should be used for lifting purpose for locking the
board with sling
2. Substitution:
• Fall of  NA
material•
3. Engineering Controls:
Breaking of
wire rope  Pile bore pit must be covered all time during the activity
sling•  Fatal  Lifting portion shall be cordon off
Lifting and Miscommuni  Physic  Area to be cordon off
lowering of cation• al  Proper placing of crane to be done Job specific Training
cage and Incompetent hazard. L
6 3 c H  Road must be kept clean 3 C M should be Provide
Tremie by workmen  Propert
use of rig • Over y  Material shall be tied proper
machine Swing of Damag 4. Administrative Controls:
material• e  All lifting activity shall be done under the supervision of
Fall of dedicated supervisor
person in
pile bore pit  Competent operator and signal man should be deployed
 Signage’s shall be provided
 Third-party inspection of equipment and lifting tools &
tackles must be done
5. Administrative Controls:
 Use Of PPE’s
7 Vehicle  Chances  Persona 3 D H [Link]:- 3 D M  L

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movement of l Injury  NA
for vehicle  May
transporting to hitting Prove [Link]:
of Fatal
 NA
person  Propert
during y [Link] Controls:
moveme Damag  Vehicles driven inside the Airside premises should have
nt at site. e effective brakes, horns, lights, fuel cap, mufflers, spark
 Vehicle arrestor, etc.
may be  Ensured reverse horn into the vehicle
toppled  Material extending from vehicle bed shall be indicated with
due to
red flag
overload
[Link] Controls:
or over
speed.  Vehicle drivers should have valid license
 Crossing  Obey allowed speed limit 20 Km/hr
the  The maximum speed limit in work areas (site) is 15 km/hr
Speed  Overtaking of vehicle in Airside is prohibited
Limits  Deploy bank man for passing signal to driver
(Rash  Ensure no any obstruction or person during reversing of
driving)
vehicle at site
 Consumi
ng  All vehicle documents (PUC, Insurance, TPI/Fitness, etc.)
alcohol should be kept in vehicle
before [Link] Protective Equipment (PPE):
and  Use proper PPE’s
during
the
driving
operatio
n.
Casing • Fall of  Physic 1. Elimination:- Job specific Training
8 casing al 3 D H L
Driving  No handmade sling should be allowed at work site should be Provide
• Failure of Hazard
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sling  Health  No workmen should be allowed to stand under Suspended

• Use of  Propert load
poor lifting y 2. Substitution:
tools and damag
tackles  NA
e,
• Over swing 3. Engineering Controls:
of load  All lifting tools and tackles shall have valid third-party
inspection certificate
 Proper lifting arrangement should be done
 Tag line should be used to control the over swing of
material
4. Administrative Controls:
 Casing driving shall be carried out by competent operator
under supervision of competent supervisor
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
 All workers must wear mandatory PPE’s
1. Elimination:-
 Ensure that no one shall be present in swing area of rig
• Muck kept machine
on
 Physic  Muck should not be dumped on barricade board
barricading
al 2. Substitution:
board
Hazard
• Hit to
 Health
nearby 3. Engineering Controls:
Impact Job specific Training
9 Boring object or 3 D H  3 D M L
person by  Propert Pile bore should be covered properly by grating or other should be Provide
y suitable materials
bucket
• Fall of damag  Swing horn with revolving light must be present and
person in e, operational
pile bore  Boring area shall be barricaded

4. Administrative Controls:
 Work area shall be kept neat and clean
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5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

 Use a PPE’s

 Mobilizin  Contact 1. Elimination:-  Traffic signalman /

g/ with  Ensure no one inside the trench while off excavating marshal shall be
Shifting undergr trench deployed to direct
of Pilling ound  36. Ensure that survey and scan of the drilling area has the vehicle
rig & Cables. been carried out and any services in the vicinity have been movement.
other  Propert  Safe distance from
identified and marked for identification
accessori y the vehicle shall be
 55. Avoid dust formation, avoid contact with skin, eyes or
es damage maintained by the
clothing
 Tool/ . traffic marshal.
Auger  Serious 2. Substitution:  Reverse horn/safety
Fixing / injuries  Use of bentonite slurry to support and stabilize the sides of devices must be
Fixing of due to the boreholes if needed provided in all
casing hit by 3. Engineering Controls: vehicles.
 contact  vehicle.  Barricading of the area  Reverse horn/
Use Pile ring safety devices must
injury to L
10 Machine with 3 D H  Allow only authorized person inside the barricading 3 D M
employ be provided in all
underg  Use of updated underground facility layout – Mark vehicles.
ee
round working cable/piping routes  PPE should wear all
service on site  Use of updated underground facility layout – Mark the time Trained
s due to cable/piping routes flagman to be
struck  Barricade & signage around loading area deployed.
 contact
with  Ensure vehicle is 1 meter away from trench edge while  No vehicle shall be
with machin parked on the
loading
rotatin ery/vehi airside.
 Ensure barricading in place to prevent unauthorized
g/ cles  Emergency rescue
persons
moving overtur plan should be on
n due to  Area compaction before deploying the equipment
placed
parts /  Work area shall be barricaded to restrict unauthorized
over  Toolbox talk,
hot loading entry training, permit to
parts &  Inspect lifting/hoisting gears for damage/wear & tear work system should
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 materia  loose/u  Tagline to control the tool be implemented.

ls or neven  Use insulated hand tools near underground utilities  Flagman shall be
ground  Guard rotating parts/belts adequately positioned at least
equipm conditio 3m away from the
ent  Ensure machine safety guards are attached
n while vehicle.
 Secure all ancillary equipment to drilling rig
falling offloadi  Regular
ng  Daily pre-use inspection of machine maintenance of the
from
materia  Couple/bolt accessories as per manufacturer vehicle shall be
core
l. recommendations carried out.
drilling   Operation of bore covered suitably
falling  Work shall be
machin debris  Check condition of ropes, tools, and tackles carried out under
e vehicles  Frequently inspect and change damaged wire ropes competent
 Mecha  collision  Ensure adequate ventilation supervision.
nical with
4. Administrative Controls:
vehicle
Failure  Licensed & competent vehicle operators only
 machin
 Fall of ery  Drivers/operators deployed post-training
person noise  Follow speed limits (30 km/hr perimeter, 15 km/hr parking)
 Collaps  Danger  Licensed & competent vehicle operators only (duplicate of
e of soil s of 2)
undergr  Drivers/operators deployed after attending ADP
 Breaka ound  Maintain vehicle inspection checklist; monitored by P&M
ge of Services and HSE
primar  Movem
 Deploy trained flagman with high-visibility vest
y or ents of
vehicle  Maintain vehicle as per manufacturer; load centrally &
second within limits
workers
ary  Offload only on level, compacted ground
 walking
steel behind  Cover all debris/material-loaded dumpers
wire machin  Inspect site and assess hazards before backfilling
rope es while  Flagman for plant equipment
due to operati  Only trained, competent machine operators
ng
excessi  Daily machine checks; correct defects before use
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ve jerk /  Defecti  Daily plant/machinery checklist by trained personnel

load / ve  Use flagman if operator vision is restricted
machin  Only trained, competent personnel to use equipment
snating ery\plan
of  Machine pre-deployment inspection
t.
hoistin   28. Deploy trained & competent operator
Unauth
 Deploy trained work crew
g rope orized
 Operator/crew medically fit & trained before deployment
 Noise use of
compac  Maintain valid documents
and tion  Deploy trained work crew (duplicate of 32)
vibratio equipm  Implement LOTO system (if needed)
n ent  Follow/document preventive maintenance schedule
 Handell  Plant/m
 Change wire ropes per manufacturer guidelines
ing of achiner
 Provide regular job breaks/rests to crew/operator
y falling
bentoni into  Follow preventive maintenance schedule
te edges
of back 5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
filling  Ensure no loose clothing around machinery
area  Wear job-specific PPE
 Topplin  Use PPE as required
g of rig
machin
e and
tools
 Hit by
Tool
 Electroc
ution /
Fire /
disrupti
on of
essentia

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l
services
 Entangl
ement /
Burns
 Crush
injury/
Entan
gleme
nt /
Infra
dama
ge
 Fall of
drill
bit
and
ancilla
ry
access
ories
 Crush
injury
 Hearin
g
impair
ments
?
 Nerve
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weaki
ng
 Skin
allergi
c

1. Elimination:
• Vehicle hit  NA
to dumper
• Muck fall 2. Substitution:
on
 Physic  NA
barricading
Muck al Maintaining the
board
Disposal Hazard
11 • Fall of 3 D H 3. Engineering Controls:
3 D M Existing Control L
 Health
barricading
Impact  Marshal and water barrier must be kept behind the dumper measure
board 4. Administrative Controls:
• Dust
 Ensure that muck shall not fall on barricade board while
• Spillage of
muck keeping in dumper
 Muck shall be removed from road immediately
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
 Use PPE as required
Lifting and  [Link] Elimination: Conduct regular site
carrying s,  Postpone work during severe weather conditions inspections to ensure
heavy sprains  Working under the influence of alcohol and drugs are not compliance with safety
Reinforceme reinforceme , and 3 C M allowed measures.
12 3 C M L
nt work nt steel muscul
Substitution:
bars. oskelet Establish a system for
al  NA reporting accidents or
Uneven injuries Engineering Controls: near-misses

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ground,  [Link],  Use mechanical lifting aids (cranes, forklifts) for heavy Maintain and repair
scattered trips, items tools regularly to
materials, and  Use toe boards, barriers, or netting around elevated areas prevent failure during
water or falls  Use fall protection equipment such as guardrails, safety use.
mud on-site causin harnesses, and nets
g Keep work areas
 Use water sprinkling or dust extraction systems to reduce
Falling sprains clear of debris, ensure
reinforceme dust exposure safe movement of
,
nt bars, fracture  Inspect all welding equipment regularly for safe operation materials, and
tools, or s, or  Use insulated tools and checked all electrical equipment removed the
equipment head regularly hazardous material.
from height injuries  Ensure all electrical installations are inspected and comply
 [Link] with safety standards Ensure all workers are
Workers from  Clearly define pedestrian and vehicle routes to workers trained in the correct
working on falling and staff use of equipment and
scaffolding, objects handling technique
 Establish traffic control and signage for safety and ensure
ladders, or (e.g., the banksman/flagman for signaling properly
elevated head Regular Inspection of
 Limit vehicle movement during peak work hours
platforms injuries fire extinguishers
,  Ensure surfaces are stable, and ramps or walkways are
Dust from fracture secure Training of workers
grinding or s)  Always use the marked and maintained safe pedestrian and staff for
cutting steel  [Link] routes maintaining the 5S in
reinforceme from  Secure materials and tools properly when working at workplace
nt or height, height
concrete leading  Fitness of equipment with respect to safety aspects
to checked
.Welding or serious
cutting of  Keep work areas clean and free of debris
injuries
reinforceme or
nt bars. Administrative Controls:
fatalitie
s  Provide team lifting protocols for larger items
Use of  [Link]  Ensure workers are trained in proper lifting techniques

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electrical ratory  Conduct regular site inspections to ensure equipment is

tools and proble secure
equipment, ms,  Ensure scaffolds are erected properly and inspected
or accidental eye regularly
contact with irritatio
 Workers should be trained on fall protection and
live wires n, or
emergency procedures
long-
[Link] term  Work Permit Should Be Taken Before Starting the
of heavy lung Work/Activity
machinery, damag  Use ladders that are in good condition and properly
vehicles, or e positioned
material  [Link]  Conduct regular monitoring of air quality on-site
transport on- s, fire,  Provide training to workers on the risks of exposure to
site. and hazardous materials
eye  Conduct fire safety training
Working in damag  Implement lock-out/tag-out procedures during
extreme e (e.g.,
maintenance
weather from
 Provide training on electrical safety and emergency
(heat, rain, UV
etc.) radiatio procedures
n)  Train workers on the hazards and proper handling of
Exposure to  [Link] chemicals
chemicals, ic  Implement safe handling and disposal procedures for
such as rust shocks chemicals
removers, leading  Permission (NOC) is taken from concerned departments
curing to before start of the excavation works
agents injuries  HSE training on defensive driving as per airport rules to be
or imparted
fatalitie
 Workers and staff are subjected to undergo alcohol test
s
(alcohol breathalyzer) if suspected in their behaviour
 [Link]
 Implement work-rest cycles to avoid heat stress
ers
being  Ensure workers are dressed appropriately for the weather

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struck (e.g., waterproof clothing for rain)

by
vehicle Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
s or  Provide workers with PPE (such as back support belts,
machin non-slip footwear, dust masks, gloves, goggles, protective
ery clothing, and respirators)
 [Link]
 Ensure all workers wear high-visibility vests and hard
stroke,
helmets
Fatigue
,
hypoth
ermia,
dehydr
ation,
or
slipping
on wet
surface
s
 [Link]
burns,
eye
injuries
,
respirat
ory
issues
 Loose  Loose 1. Elimination:-  RCCB Inspection
CONCRETIN
Soil Soil  Do not stand on pinch point area should be done
G BY USING
 Height  Soil regularly
13 CONCRETE 3 D H  Do not engage the driver in extended working hours – 3 D M L
work gets  Check the
PUMP beyond 12 hours
 Wet collaps thickness of pipe
concrete ed  line at frequent
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 Live  Collaps 2. Substitution: interval.

conduct e of  NA  List of authorized
or pipe driver to be
 Vibratio line displayed on
3. Engineering Controls:
n assem Transit mixer
bly
 Pressuri  Close monitoring
 Wet  Ground should be compacted before placing of concrete by time office
zed
concret pump.
pipeline e
 Transpo  Contac  Every 3m support is given for vertical pipeline
rt t with,
Hazard  Minimize the use of bend (Reduces pressure buildup and
or
 Excess being potential for failure)
workloa absorb  Safe platform made by brackets and double planks area
d ed provided for fixing pipeline on the wall
through  Use proper clamps and secure the pipeline properly
, the  Use ball catcher while doing pneumatic ball pass operation
body
to clean the pipeline
 Slip at
floor  Power should be drawn through RCCB
edge  Route the power cable overhead
 Loosen  Floor edge protection should be ensured
ing of  Secondary fall protection safety nets to be provided
pipe
 Proper road for transit mixer movement
line
support 
s 4. Administrative Controls:
Topplin  Experienced persons are deployed
g of  Safety cone or reflective tape provided while pump placed
TM, on the roadways
 caught
 Authorized driver for transit mixer
in
betwee  Banksman while reversing
n TM  Ensure no leakage on pipeline (Regular inspection /
& maintenance-based control)

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Pump  Movement
 Fatigue
 Burst 5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
 Foreign  Use of hand gloves and goggles ensured
body in
Eye  Use of full body harness while working on a platform

1. Elimination:-
 NA
2. Substitution:
 NA
3. Engineering Controls:
 Cylinders shall be kept in upright position.
 All the cylinders are placed in the proper trolley with
 Fall of adequate chain arrangement for arresting from fall of
cylinde cylinder.
 Slip r  Flash back arrestors are provided both cylinders end &
 Fire &  Fire hose end.
explosio due to
 Gas cylinders are ensured with pressure gauge.
14 Gas Cutting n combu 2 D H 3 D M L
 All hoses are in good condition and properly inspected for
 Inhalatio stible
materia any rupture on the hoses.
n of
fumes ls  Ensure the hoses should not be dragged into the floor.
 Ill  Ensured adequate ventilation is provided.
health 4. Administrative Controls:
 Hot work permit shall be taken prior to start work.
 All combustible materials are removed near the gas cutting
activity.
 Keeps the area clean nearby gas cutting activity.
 Firefighting shall be operational while doing gas cutting &
fire extinguisher keep near gas cutting.
 Regular medical examination of workmen shall be ensured
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to monitor the exposure of inhalation of fumes.

5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
 Use appropriate PPE’s.
 Ensured the workmen to use nose mask while operation.
 Contac 1. Elimination:-
t with  NA
rotating
2. Substitution:
parts
Entangleme
 Injury  As per IS standard wheel should be used. (Safer, certified
nt alternative)
 Contac
t with  RPM and date of expiry should be punched on wheel.
Rotating
sharp (Ensures safe equipment use through compliance)
parts
edges 3. Engineering Controls:
 Hearin  Machine guards are provided.
Sharp
g
edges  Emergency stop button provided and it’s regularly
loss/Ill
inspected with color code.
health
Electricity  Deadman switch to be available in working condition.
Use Of  Exposu
15 3 C M  All electrical connection should be through RCCB. 3 D M L
Power Tools re to
Flying
excessi  Ensured the machine cables are well insulated; there is no
objects
ve damage.
Noise vibratio  Ensured workmen using plug tops.
n either  Ensured the machines are in good condition and regularly
Vibration to hand maintained.
or
4. Administrative Controls:
whole
Lack of  Ensured loose hair, clothes, jewelry is kept clear or away
managemen body
from the rotating parts.
t control  Injury/
machin  ·Ensuring the guards by regular monthly power tools
e inspection.
damag  Ensured the abrasive (grinding) wheels are in good
e condition.

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 Ensured there are no cracks or damages in the wheel.

 Ensured the machines are properly maintained and
monitored through monthly power tools inspection.
 Trained and well-educated persons to be deployed for
grinding operation.
 Ensure regular monthly inspection of the machine.
 Reduce the exposure time through the job rotation.
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
 Ensured appropriate PPEs.
 Ensured appropriate PPEs to the workmen (Goggles, nose
mask etc.).
 Ensure ear muffs should be used.
 Ensure to wear rubber hand gloves for anti-vibration.
 Incompa  Substa 1. Elimination:-
tibility ndard  NA
 incompa equipm 2. Substitution:
tibility, ent  NA
or  Unguar 3. Engineering Controls:
degrada ded  All rotating parts are guarded.
tion of rotating  Reinforced hoses are used.
material parts
 Couplers are used to join the hoses.
Air s  Poor
16 1 C M  Outlet pressure is controlled by quick shut valves. 3 D M L
Compressor  Trappin Conditi
g, on of  Pressure Gauges & Pressure relief valves are fitted &
entangle Hose ensured in working condition.
ment  Cleanin  Regular draining of drain valves to avoid corrosion &
 Lack of g of condensation of water.
commun body
ication by 4. Administrative Controls:
or Compr  Air compressors are procured from reputed vendors with
manage essed IS make.
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ment Air.  Workers are educated to avoid using compressed air for
control  Failure body, dress cleaning.
of  TPI (Third Party Inspection) should be done for
Equipm compressor tank.
ent, 5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
Burstin
 Use appropriate PPE.
g of
Contai
ner
 Burstin
g of
Hose &
Cylinde
r
Working in • Insufficient  • Trip 1. Elimination: • Ensure proper lux
Poor lighting in and fall  NA levels as per
Illumination work area inciden standards
• ts • Conduct regular
2. Substitution:
Bulbs/tubes • lighting audits
not working Mistak  NA
• Emergency backup
• Shadows es in lighting system
or glare work 3. Engineering Controls:
17 3 D H 3 D M L
due to  Use of portable lights
poor
 Job-specific lighting provided where needed
visibilit
y
• Eye 4. Administrative Controls:
strain  Regular maintenance of lighting fixtures
or 5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
fatigue
 NA
 Fall 1. Elimination:-  Brooming shall be
Housekeepi  Working
from done from outside
18 at height 3 D H  Wind pressure shall be considered while doing 2 C L L
ng height to inside area to
 Slip housekeeping (avoids working in high-risk weather
 Fall of avoid of fall of
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 Manual materia conditions) materials.

Handlin ls  Location, size, & weight of the materials are considered  Signage’s should
g  Trip, before lifting be provided.
 Slip & slip &
2. Substitution:
fall on fall on
level level  NA
 Inhalatio  Handlin 3. Engineering Controls:
n of g of  Ensure the barricading should be made available near the
particles excessi edges, floor openings & lift shaft
. ve  Ensure barricading should be made available below the
 Wind loads
work area while doing housekeeping near openings
 Lack of repeate
Manage dly  Ensure fall protection like vertical safety catch net &
ment  Slip & horizontal safety fan net system around the periphery of
control fall on the building
level  Ensure proper ventilation should be provided
 Inhalati  Ensure spraying of water to avoid the segregation of dust
on of
dust  Access is clearly demarcated
particle  Ensure adequate access/egress to the stacking place
s  Adequate illumination to be provided
 Flying 4. Administrative Controls:
of
 Ensured close supervision should be deployed while doing
object
 Lack of housekeeping
manag  Ensure close supervision shall be engaged
ement  Ensure safe to start work card should be filled before
control starting the task
 Training shall be conducted among the workmen (Helper &
supervisor)
 Awareness training shall be conducted regarding the
manual handling
 Training shall be conducted regarding materials
stacking/housekeeping among all the workmen

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 Regular medical examination of workmen shall be ensured

to monitor the exposure of inhalation of dust
 Human variables (Age, physical fitness of the worker,
awareness of the job) are considered
 Assessed the environmental factors
 Awareness training conducted among the workmen
 Ensured Workmen are inducted, trained and fitness of the
job through medical checkup and height pass system
 Keep access/egress neat & clean with adequate distance
of min 1 meter
 Ensured specific area should be demarcated for materials
stacking
 Ensured materials should be stacked beyond the shoulder
height
5. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
 Ensure Full body harness to the workmen while doing
housekeeping near the edges of the building, floor
openings & lift openings
 Using appropriate PPE’s
 Use appropriate PPE’s (for stacking)
 Ensure the workmen to use nose mask while operatio

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 NOTES:

COPY RIGHT: THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT

A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T U
OF THE CONSULTANT AND MAY BE USED OR
REPRODUCED ONLY WITH HIS WRITTEN PERMISSION.

2.86 18.44 GENERAL NOTES :-

4.51 1. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
3.58
HAVE M35 GRADE CONCRETE.
0.41

2.18 12.
2. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
0.32
88 HAVE FE500 GRADE STEEL.
0
5.9 3. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
HAVE CLEAR COVER OF 50 mm.
2.16

Shoring Pile
600 mm dia
at 700 mm c/c
4. CAPPING BEAM SHALL BE PROVIDED AT TOP OF
PILES.
5. DOWELS FROM PILES SHALL PROJECT ABOVE SO
AS TO BE INSTERTED IN CAPPING BEAM.
6. LAP LENGTH SHALL BE 50d, WHERE d IS
DIAMETER OF BAR.

Capping Beam
7. NOT MORE THAN 50 % OF THE BARS SHALL
800 mm wide BE LAPPED AT GIVEN SINGLE SECTION.
600 mm deep

8. ENTIRE SHORING PILE IS TEMPRORY &

INTENDED TO FACILITATE EXCAVATION SUPPORT
9.38

TILL PERMNENT RETAINING WALL IS ERECTED.

DEPTH
(mm)

600

600
800

800
8. ANY CHANGES IN WATER LEVEL AT SITE SHALL
BE BROUGHT TO NOTICE IMMEDIATLY.

CAPPING BEAM
MU-2

WIDTH
(mm)

1000

1000
800

800
1

LATERAL

150/100

150/100

150/100

150/100
mm c/c

mm c/c

mm c/c

mm c/c
8 mm

8 mm

8 mm

8 mm
RFT

14 No's 20
14 No's 16

14 No's 16
MAIN RFT

14 No's
20mm

mm

mm

mm
2

SECTIONAL DETAILS
1134‐LSD‐INC‐LS_BK‐ST‐P1‐GF‐GC‐XX‐0246 CISF
BLOCK 1 -SHORE PILING DETAILS

SPACING
1134‐LSD‐INC‐LS_BK‐ST‐P1‐GF‐GC‐XX‐0247 CISF
3

(mm)
BLOCK 1 -SHORE PILING DETAILS

900

900
700

700
PROJECT:

PILE DETAILS
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

DIAMETER
(mm)

600

600
800

800
4 CLIENT:

1.00

TOE

12

12

12
10
ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTD.

1.40
CONSULTANT : ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
5

EXCAVATION

2.5 to 3.65
LEVELS
1.00

5
1.00

804-806, Emaar Palm Square, Sector-66,Golf Course Extension, Gurugram - 122102, India.
2.27

Telephones +91-124 451 8750 email - incubis@[Link] [Link]

STRUCTURE CONSULTANT:
6

TOP

00

00

00

00
MEP CONSULTANT:

SECTION
V&G Building Design Consultants

LENGTH
68, Okhla Phase III, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi,

22.85
16.30

19.90
16.55
Delhi-110020

(m)
[Link]

7 REVISIONS
REF. DATE DESCRIPTION
R0 10.05.2025 VALID FOR CONSTRUCTION

SECTION
8

b1-b1

b2-b2
a-a

c-c
5.12
4.37

2.33
1.00

PROJECT CODE: CISF EXTENSION

STATUS: FOR GFC

0.77
DRAWING TITLE: CISF BLOCK 1‐ SHOREPILE DETAILS

JOB No. 05 SCALE: -- NTS

NAME SIGN DATE SIZE: @ A1
DSGN RAHUL NORTH
N
LAYOUT OF SHORING PILE DRWN
CHKD
APPD
PS
NISHANT
NISHANT

DRAWING No. -- 1134‐LSD‐INC‐LS_BK‐ST‐P1‐GF‐GC‐XX‐0245 REV:

R0
RELEASED FOR -- GFC
INFORMATION TENDER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT
 NOTES:

COPY RIGHT: THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT

OF THE CONSULTANT AND MAY BE USED OR
REPRODUCED ONLY WITH HIS WRITTEN PERMISSION.
GENERAL NOTES :-
1. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
HAVE M35 GRADE CONCRETE.
Capping Beam
800 mm wide 2. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
600 mm deep
HAVE FE500 GRADE STEEL.
0.80 Longitudinal rft bars
Main rft bars 14 No's 16 mm dia
3. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
12 No's 25 mm dia
HAVE CLEAR COVER OF 50 mm.
8 mm dia Lateral Ties 8 mm Helical
at 150 mm c/c Lateral Ties 4. CAPPING BEAM SHALL BE PROVIDED AT TOP OF

0.60
150mm/100 mm c/c PILES.
5. DOWELS FROM PILES SHALL PROJECT ABOVE SO
AS TO BE INSTERTED IN CAPPING BEAM.
6. LAP LENGTH SHALL BE 50d, WHERE d IS
DIAMETER OF BAR.

Shoring Pile 7. NOT MORE THAN 50 % OF THE BARS SHALL

600 mm dia BE LAPPED AT GIVEN SINGLE SECTION.
at 700 mm c/c
REINFORCEMENT OF SHORING PILE 8. ENTIRE SHORING PILE IS TEMPRORY &
INTENDED TO FACILITATE EXCAVATION SUPPORT
TILL PERMNENT RETAINING WALL IS ERECTED.
8. ANY CHANGES IN WATER LEVEL AT SITE SHALL
BE BROUGHT TO NOTICE IMMEDIATLY.

REINFORCEMENT OF CAPPING BEAM

MU-3

A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T

2.81 18.44 3.58

0.13
2.18
Shoring Pile
1.05
600 mm dia
0 at 700 mm c/c
5.9 12.
88
0.67

PROJECT:
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
2.16

Shoring Pile

5.26
600 mm dia
at 700 mm c/c
CLIENT:

ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTD.

0.8
0

CONSULTANT : ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

0.60
Capping Beam Capping Beam
800 mm Wide 800 mm wide
600 mm Deep 600 mm deep 0.80 Capping Beam
800 mm wide

0.60
Top Level 804-806, Emaar Palm Square, Sector-66,Golf Course Extension, Gurugram - 122102, India.

0.00 m 600 mm Deep Telephones +91-124 451 8750 email - incubis@[Link] [Link]

Top Level
00.00 m 8 mm Helical
STRUCTURE CONSULTANT:
Lateral Ties
150 mm c/c

MEP CONSULTANT:
V&G Building Design Consultants
Excavation 8 mm Helical 68, Okhla Phase III, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi,

Level Lateral Ties Delhi-110020

[Link]

3.15
100 mm c/c
-2.365 m
REVISIONS
REF. DATE DESCRIPTION
Spacer Ring 12 mm R0 10.05.2025 VALID FOR CONSTRUCTION
at 2000 mm c/c
Excavation
Excavation -3.65m to -5.00 m

12.00
Level
-5.00 m

3.15
Bored Pile
600 mm Diameter Main rft bars
700 mm c/c 14 No's 16 mm dia

8 mm Helical
Lateral Ties
PROJECT CODE: CISF EXTENSION
Toe Level 150 mm c/c
-10.00 m STATUS: FOR GFC

DRAWING TITLE: CISF BLOCK 1‐ SHOREPILE DETAILS‐ SEC BB

Toe Level Toe Level JOB No. 05 SCALE: -- NTS

-12.00 m -10.00 & -12.00 m
NAME SIGN DATE SIZE: @ A1
DSGN RAHUL NORTH
LONGITUDINAL SECTION SHORING PILE DRWN PS N
CHKD NISHANT

SECTION b1-b1 & b2-b2 APPD NISHANT

REV:
DRAWING No. -- 1134‐LSD‐INC‐LS_BK‐ST‐P1‐GF‐GC‐XX‐0247

R0
RELEASED FOR -- GFC
INFORMATION TENDER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT
 NOTES:

0.800 Capping Beam

Top Level 800 mm wide
0.00 m 800 mm deep

17.900 8 mm Helical Lateral

Ties at 150 mm c/c
1 1

10.382
600 mm dia 8 mm Helical Lateral
Capping Beam
800 mm wide Shoring Pile Ties at 100 mm c/c
800 mm deep at 700 mm c/c 3.000

10.60
14 No's 16 mm dia
Longitudinal rft bars

7.699
Spacer Ring 12 mm

0
at 2000 mm c/c 8 mm Helical
Excavation Lateral Ties
E=257026.630
N=2552552.769
Level -4.55 m at 100/
150 mm c/c

3.000

7.000
10.60

E=257027.613
0

N=2552547.561 14 No's 16 mm dia

Capping Beam Longitudinal rft bars
800 mm wide
800 mm deep

600 mm dia
Shoring Pile
13.102 8 mm Helical Lateral
Ties at 150 mm c/c
at 700 mm c/c
PROJECT:
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

1 7 .9 0 0 MU-4
CLIENT:

Toe Level
-12.00 m ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTD.
REINFORCEMENT OF SHORING PILE CONSULTANT : ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

Top Level
804-806, Emaar Palm Square, Sector-66,Golf Course Extension, Gurugram - 122102, India.
0.00 m Telephones +91-124 451 8750 email - incubis@[Link] [Link]

0.800 STRUCTURE CONSULTANT:

Capping Beam
800 mm wide
800 mm deep
Capping Beam
800mm wide MEP CONSULTANT:
V&G Building Design Consultants
800 mm deep 68, Okhla Phase III, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi,
Delhi-110020
4.550 12 No's 25 mm dia [Link]

Longitudinal rft bars

REVISIONS
REF. DATE DESCRIPTION

8 mm dia lateral Ties R0 01.05.25 GFC

R1 03.05.25 CHANGE IN PLAN AS PER SITE
@ 150 c/c R2 15.05.25 UPDATED BEAM DETAILS

Excavation
Level -4.55 m R2
Bored Pile 600 mm dia 600 mm dia
at 700 mm c/c Shoring Pile PROJECT CODE: CISF EXTENSION

7.450 STATUS: FOR GFC

DRAWING TITLE: CISF UGT ‐ SHORING & PILE DETAIL

JOB No. 05 SCALE: -- 1:550

NAME SIGN DATE SIZE: @ A1
DSGN NORTH
DRWN N
REINFORCEMENT OF CAPPING BEAM CHKD
APPD

DRAWING No. -- REV:

Toe Level 0.600 0.700 1134‐LSD‐INC‐LS_BK‐ST‐P1‐GF‐GC‐XX‐0244
-12.00 m R2
LONGITUDINAL SECTION SHORING PILE
RELEASED FOR -- GFC
INFORMATION TENDER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT
 NOTES:

1.00
COPY RIGHT: THIS DRAWING IS THE COPYRIGHT
OF THE CONSULTANT AND MAY BE USED OR
Capping Beam REPRODUCED ONLY WITH HIS WRITTEN PERMISSION.

Top Level Top Level 1000 mm wide GENERAL NOTES :-

0.80

0.80
0.00 m 0.00 m 800 mm Deep 1. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
HAVE M35 GRADE CONCRETE.

2. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL

Capping Beam 8 mm Helical HAVE FE500 GRADE STEEL.
1000 mm Wide Lateral Ties
3. SHORING PILE & CAPPING BEAM BOTH SHALL
800 mm Deep 150 mm c/c HAVE CLEAR COVER OF 50 mm.
4. CAPPING BEAM SHALL BE PROVIDED AT TOP OF
PILES.
5. DOWELS FROM PILES SHALL PROJECT ABOVE SO
AS TO BE INSTERTED IN CAPPING BEAM.
8 mm Helical
6. LAP LENGTH SHALL BE 50d, WHERE d IS
Lateral Ties DIAMETER OF BAR.

3.15
100 mm c/c 7. NOT MORE THAN 50 % OF THE BARS SHALL
BE LAPPED AT GIVEN SINGLE SECTION.
8. ENTIRE SHORING PILE IS TEMPRORY &
INTENDED TO FACILITATE EXCAVATION SUPPORT
TILL PERMNENT RETAINING WALL IS ERECTED.
Spacer Ring 12 mm 8. ANY CHANGES IN WATER LEVEL AT SITE SHALL
at 2000 mm c/c BE BROUGHT TO NOTICE IMMEDIATLY.

Excavation Excavation
-5.00 m -5.00 m MU-5

3.15
800 mm Dia
Bored Pile
at 900 mm c/c
Main rft bars
14 No's 20 mm dia

8 mm Helical
Lateral Ties
150 mm c/c
PROJECT:
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

CLIENT:

Toe Level Toe Level

-12.00 m -12.00 m
ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTD.
LONGITUDINAL SECTION SHORING PILE CONSULTANT : ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

Capping Beam
1000 mm wide
800 mm deep 804-806, Emaar Palm Square, Sector-66,Golf Course Extension, Gurugram - 122102, India.
Telephones +91-124 451 8750 email - incubis@[Link] [Link]

1.00 STRUCTURE CONSULTANT:

Main rft bars
12 No's 25 mm dia
Main rft bars
8 mm dia lateral Ties MEP CONSULTANT:
14 No's 20 mm dia
at 150 mm c/c
0.80

V&G Building Design Consultants

68, Okhla Phase III, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi,
Delhi-110020
[Link]

8 mm Helical
Lateral Ties REVISIONS
REF. DATE DESCRIPTION
150mm/100 mm c/c R0 10.05.2025 VALID FOR CONSTRUCTION

Shoring Pile
800 mm dia
at 900 mm c/c

PROJECT CODE: CISF EXTENSION

STATUS: FOR GFC

CISF BLOCK 1‐ SHOREPILE DETAILS ‐ SEC AA &
DRAWING TITLE: CC

JOB No. 05 SCALE: -- NTS

REINFORCEMENT OF CAPPING BEAM REINFORCEMENT OF SHORING PILE NAME SIGN DATE SIZE: @ A1
DSGN RAHUL NORTH

SECTION A-A & C-C DRWN

CHKD
PS
NISHANT
N

APPD NISHANT

DRAWING No. -- 1134‐LSD‐INC‐LS_BK‐ST‐P1‐GF‐GC‐XX‐0246 REV:

R0
RELEASED FOR -- GFC
INFORMATION TENDER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT
 NOTES:

0.55

0.45

0.45
Top Level Top Level
0.00 m 0.00 m

Capping Beam
550 mm Wide
450 mm Deep

Excavation Excavation
-4.10 m -4.10 m

3.15
450 mm Dia
Bored Pile
at 550 mm c/c

1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0248 CISF
BLOCK 3- SHOREPILE LAYOUT

PROJECT:
Toe Level Toe Level SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
-10.00 m -10.00 m
CLIENT:
LONGITUDINAL SECTION SHORING PILE

ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTD.

CONSULTANT : ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

CONSULTANTS (India) Private Limited

804-806, Emaar Palm Square, Sector-66,Golf Course Extension, Gurugram - 122102, India.
Capping Beam Telephones +91-124 451 8750 email - incubis@[Link] [Link]

550 mm wide STRUCTURE CONSULTANT:

450 mm deep
0.55 MEP CONSULTANT:
Main rft bars
V&G Building Design Consultants
12 No's 25 mm dia 68, Okhla Phase III, Okhla Industrial Estate, New Delhi,
Delhi-110020
[Link]

8 mm dia lateral Ties

REVISIONS
at 150 mm c/c
0.45

REF. DATE DESCRIPTION

R0 12.05.25 VALID FOR CONSTRUCTION

Main rft bars

12 No's 32 mm dia

8 mm Helical
Lateral Ties
150mm/100 mm c/c
Shoring Pile
450 mm dia
at 550 mm c/c PROJECT CODE: CISF EXTENSION

STATUS: FOR GFC

DRAWING TITLE: CISF BLOCK 3 - SHORE PILE DETAILS

JOB No. 05 SCALE: -- NTS

NAME SIGN DATE SIZE: @ A1
DSGN NORTH
DRWN N

REINFORCEMENT OF CAPPING BEAM REINFORCEMENT OF SHORING PILE CHKD

APPD
MU-6
DRAWING No. -- 1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0249 REV:

SECTION a-a RELEASED FOR -- GFC

R0

INFORMATION TENDER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT

 NOTES:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1500

11
1450
TYP.
1500

1500
550 550
TYP. TYP.
TYP.
500

A
1600
TYP.

C1 C2 C1 C2 C1 C2 C1
TYP.
500

12
CAP-6 (TYP.) CAP-6 CAP-6 CAP-6 CAP-6 CAP-6 CAP-6

C2 50
23

RAFT-1
450mm THK. CAP-6
1200 1450

13
TYP. TYP.
450 450 CAP-1 (TYP.) 525 525
TYP. TYP. TYP. TYP. C4
TYP.

TYP.
500

500
C7 C7 C7 C5 C5 C1 C3
1600

1600
TYP.

TYP.
B
TYP.

TYP.
500

500
CAP-2

CAP-1 CAP-1 1500 CAP-1 CAP-1 CAP-6 CAP-2 (TYP.)

50

14
23
C6
LIFT PIT WALL
C C7 CAP-3 (TYP.)
C2

C5
100 TYP

400
D

44
CAP-7 CAP-7 0
C8

4
C8 CAP-6 95

2850
400 400
1400

15
TYP. 100 TYP 1500 CAP-1
1500
550 550
E TYP. TYP. C8 C8 C2
00

400
14
TYP.
575

5100 C5
F
1750
TYP.

1500
C7 C7
REFERENCE STRUCTURAL DRGS:
TYP.

CAP-6
575
1500

1500

1) 1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0249 -- CISF BLOCK 3 - SHORE

BLOCK
CAP-1

16
CAP-7 (TYP.) CAP-7 PILE DETAILS
C2
2) 1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0191 -- PLAN AT
1500 1500 C5 FOUNDATION LEVEL_BLOCK-03
00
3) 1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0175 -- PLAN & SECTION AT
20 PLINTH LEVEL_BLOCK-03
CAP-6
PROJECT:
CAP-1

17
SARDAR VALLABHBHAI PATEL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
C2
EXISTING FOOTING LINE OF EXISTING

EXISTING
C5 BUILDING WHICH IS 0.9 M WIDE FROM
EXISTING BUILDING LINE
AND 2.5M DEEP FROM NGL
CLIENT:
CAP-6

CAP-1

18
C2

19
00
C5 14
ADANI AHMEDABAD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT LTD.

20
CAP-6
CONSULTANT : ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
0
60 00

50
1 5

0
CAP-1
0 a
50
C9

14
44

01
a

4
C5
CAP-4 CONSULTANTS (India) Private Limited

50
C10

0
804-806, Emaar Palm Square, Sector-66,Golf Course Extension, Gurugram - 122102, India.
0
00 Telephones +91-124 451 8750

29
2 email - incubis@[Link] [Link]
4

05
44 70
17 MEP CONSULTANT:
CAP-1 CAP-5 V&G BUILDING DESIGN CONSULTANTS
Address:A-179,SECTOR-72,NOIDA
0 00

50
0 5 GAUTAM BUDH NAGAR UP 201301
16

0
Email:-[Link]
CAP-7 C9

31
0
Shoring Pile C6 50 STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT

42
20
Capping Beam 450 mm Dia

00
550 mm wide 550 mm c/c NHR ENGINEERS
450 mm deep

G
50
COMMUNICATION ADDRESS
C11

0
0 G/229, Raghuleela Mega Mall,
55
CAP-7 S.V. ROAD, Kandivali West, Mumbai,

50
21

0
Maharashtra, Pin- 400067.

10
37
a CAP-7

00
Email - nhrengineers@[Link]
a C7
C7

20
00
REVISIONS
REF. DATE DESCRIPTION
0
CAP-7
R0 12.05.2025 VALID FOR CONSTRUCTION
1 50

H
C7

BLOCK
a
EXISTING FOOTING AND COLUMNS
a AS PER SITE SURVEY PLAN

44 13
44

K
MARKED EXISTING BUILDING 95 46
15
PROJECT CODE: CISF EXTENSION
MARKED EXISTING FOOTING AND COLUMN AS PER SITE SURVEY
STATUS: GFC

EXISTING
LAYOUT PLAN FOR SHORING PILE DRAWING TITLE: CISF BLOCK 3-
SHOREPILE LAYOUT

JOB No. 05 SCALE:-- NTS

NAME SIGN DATE SIZE:-- A1
DSGN Rahul
DRWN P.S
CHKD H.N
MU-7
APPD NISHANT
DRAWING No. REV:
1134-LSD-INC-LS_BK-ST-P1-GF-GC-XX-0248 R0
RELEASED FOR -- GFC
INFORMATION TENDER APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT
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Document Number Project

1134-LSD-PSP-LS_BK-CE-P1-GE-MDS-0010 AIAL-Landside

Revision Version Document Title

0 11 PILING WORK MS FOR CISF EXTENSION

ID Type Comments

Page 10
MU-1 Rectangle TP tests need to be done on Each Heat No for each grade/Each Dia/Make.

- Mr Gyanendra Singh on 31 May 2025 10:00 GMT+5:30

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MU-2 Stamp No Comment

- Mr Vivek Sharnagat on 14 May 2025 12:05 GMT+5:30

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MU-3 Stamp No Comment

- Mr Vivek Sharnagat on 14 May 2025 12:07 GMT+5:30

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MU-4 Stamp No Comment

- Mr Gopinath Pittala on 16 May 2025 15:02 GMT+5:30

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MU-5 Stamp No Comment

- Mr Vivek Sharnagat on 14 May 2025 12:05 GMT+5:30

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MU-6 Stamp No Comment

- Mr Gopinath Pittala on 14 May 2025 18:33 GMT+5:30

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MU-7 Stamp No Comment

- Mr Gopinath Pittala on 14 May 2025 18:32 GMT+5:30