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The Construction Manager:
King Abdulaziz International Airport

Development Project
The Main Contractor:
(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA
Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

Doc. Ref. No.: 421-422-DCS-MST-Y-02954-00
Contract No.:J-10-421-PF-0 & J-10-422-PF-0
Date Issued: 09 March 2014
Terminal Complex, Control Tower and Supporting Facilities (421)
Contract Title:
Aprons, Taxiways, Roads, Tunnels, Bridges, Load Centers and Infrastructure, Transportation
Center and Supporting Facilities (422)
LIST OF CONTENTS
1.0 In Scope ............................................................................................................................... 3
2.0 Designated Team and Responsibilities ................................................................................. 3
3.0 Site Survey Procedures........................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Calibration ............................................................................................................. 5

3.2 Verify The Map Calibration .................................................................................... 6
3.3 Signal Propagation ................................................................................................ 6
3.4 Channel Scanning & SSID .................................................................................... 7
3.5 Survey Path ........................................................................................................... 7
3.6 Signal Coverage & SNR ........................................................................................ 7
3.7 Performing Survey for Each Bands ....................................................................... 8
3.8 Site Survey for Large Facilities .............................................................................. 8
4.0 Conformance Criteria ........................................................................................................... 8
4.1 Pre-Conformance Criteria ...................................................................................... 8

4.2 Post-Conformance Criteria .................................................................................... 8
4.2.1 Survey Data .................................................................................................... 8
4.2.2 Report Results ................................................................................................ 8
5.0 Plant and Equipment ............................................................................................................ 9
5.1 Wireless Access Point ........................................................................................... 9

5.2 Survey Laptop With Air Magnet Pro..................................................................... 10
5.3 Power Supply ...................................................................................................... 10
5.4 AP Tripod .............................................................................................................. 11
6.0 Sub-Contractors and Suppliers ........................................................................................... 11
7.0 Health and Safety............................................................................................................... 12
7.1 Safety and Health Risk Assessment: ................................................................... 13

7.2 Risk Assessment: ................................................................................................ 17
Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System
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1.0 In Scope
This section of the document describes the Installation Method for the RF Site Survey of Wireless LAN System. The
purpose of the document is to ensure the workmanship, acceptance, correctness or conformity to project
specifications.
2.0 Designated Team and Responsibilities

An effective team shall be deployed to include both technical and subject matter expertise relevant to the facility at
hand. It is imperative that the team is technically pro
cient with the installation techniques and tools necessary to
execute the works.
The installation team must be structured, with defined roles and responsibilities as described below:
Position
Role
Responsibilities
Construction
Manager
In-charge for project progress
He is overall responsible for

ensuring that the formwork
installation is carried out in
accordance with this Method
Statement
Zone Manager
To ensure the schedule of works are on

time.
Quality Control
Ensure the conformance of works done

installer
Identify defects and damages during work
progress
Detect possible quality problem
Vigilant on site monitoring
He is responsible to ensure that

adequate manpower, the required
material and the specified
equipment are made available to the
commencement of the Works. He
shall also ensure that proper access
and adequate lighting is provided.
Prepare Check list.
Prepare the RIW.
He is responsible for ensuring that
inspection and tests are carried as
required
The Safety Team is responsible for
monitoring and assessing hazardous
and unsafe situations and
developing measures to
assure personnel safety.
Safety Team
The Safety Team maintains awareness of

active and developing situations.
The Safety Team ensures the Site Safety
and Health Plan is prepared and
implemented.
The Safety Team ensures there are safety
messages in each Incident Action Plan
The Safety Team will correct unsafe

acts or conditions through the
regular line of authority, although
the Safety Team may exercise
emergency authority to prevent or
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stop unsafe acts when immediate
action is required.
Site Engineer
To provide all necessary information

and distribute responsibilities to his
construction team.
To co-ordinate with the safety officer
and to ensure that the works are carried
out in safe practicing methods.
He is responsible to check that the

appropriate measures are taken into
account to ensure the work is
undertaken in a safe manner
Ensure that the works are carried
out according to the Contract
Specifications, approved method
statement and the latest shop
drawings.
Monitor the progress of work in
relation with the work program
and to report to the Project
Manager.
Initiate RIW to QC
He will ensure that the site
preparation activities are
conducted according to the
approved Method Statement
Foreman
To ensure in consultation with the site

engineer that the manpower involved in
the works are moving as agreed and
planned for the work.
He is responsible to organize the

work in a safe manner by ensuring
that safety and protective
equipment are being properly
utilized. He must also ensure that
the safety requirements is
implemented and the approved
Method Statement procedure is
followed and the ITP is applied
The foreman will carry out his
duties by maintaining continuous
coordination with the site
engineer on daily basis, and
ensure proper distribution of the
workforce in the required and
planned locations.
Ensure that his assistant foreman/
charge hand are aware of the job
requirements and they have
enough information essential tools
and required materials to carry out
their duties properly.
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3.0 Site Survey Procedures

3.1 Calibration
The map calibration in a survey tool helps to define the correct distance between two points on the map.
For example, draw a line across a 12-meters wall on the map and specify that the distance of the line
represents 12 meters. The rest of the map can be rescaled based on this defined distance.
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3.2 Verify The Map Calibration

Measure the distance between two points on the map and verify the accuracy. The 'measure tool' in
AirMagnet can be used to measure the distance between the desired points on the map.
3.3 Signal Propagation

The 'Signal Propagation Assessment' allows the site survey application to predict signal propagation
between data points. The 'Signal Propagation Assessment' value can be changed to a different value after a
survey has been completed without the need to perform the survey again. The default value that will be
used is 3 meters, and this value may be modified based on the survey results.
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3.4 Channel Scanning & SSID

The channels and SSIDs that are in use by the wireless infrastructure will be scanned only. The sampling
will be taken automatically every 1 second using the Airmagnets Auto sampling through path feature.
3.5 Survey Path

The survey path should follow a valid walking path and should not have paths that go through walls. The
survey path should also have a walking path that shows data points collected inside rooms and offices
where there is desired coverage. The surveyor should maintain a steady pace slower than a normal walk in
order to gather as much data as possible.
3.6 Signal Coverage & SNR

In this survey the RF application needs are Voice and Data. Accordingly, The -67 dBm will be considered
as a minimum accepted wireless signal strength (with at least 15-20 percent overlap) and the minimum
accepted SNR is 25 dB. If needed, a single AP heat map printouts will be available onsite to validate the
cell coverage between the heat map and survey.
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3.7 Performing Survey for Each Bands

All previous steps will be performed for each band (i.e. 2.4 GHz and 5.0 Ghz) individually.
3.8 Site Survey for Large Facilities

When performing a survey that may take a long time (i.e., longer than 10-15 minutes, the survey will be
divided into several smaller instances. This ensures that not to lose all the survey data should a problem
arises with the computer. After the multiple surveys have been completed, the resulting data files can be
merged together to create the same result as surveying the entire area at once. This can be done from
AirMagnets Display View Data Merge
4.0 Conformance Criteria

4.1 Pre-Conformance Criteria
Approved Shop drawings.
MIR / MDR.
4.2 Post-Conformance Criteria

Once the survey is completed the actual survey data files along with the survey report will be provided as a soft
copy. Accordingly, the review will be based on the soft copy.
4.2.1 Survey Data

The survey data are generated by AirMagnet which include the passive survey data (with .SVD extension)
and the corresponding survey path (with .PATH extension). The Passive survey data contains all survey
data files, each file representing an individual survey. They contain data such as SSIDs, APs, signal
strength, noise level, signal/noise ratio, etc. captured during the survey. For large facilities, it is common to
have multiple data files for each part then it can be merged using Data Merge feature provided by
AirMagnet (See Section 3.9).
4.2.2 Report Results

The report is provided as a soft copy and it includes:
A) AirMagnet Heat map results that displays RF coverage (for each band).
B) AirMagnet Heat map results that display SNR (for each band).
C) AirMagnet Walking path results (for each band).
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5.0 Plant and Equipment

The following equipments and utilities will be used for the completion of a site survey:
5.1 Wireless Access Point

The quantity and type of access point will be chosen based on the location and size of the surveyed
location. The available types are: Cisco 2600 Access point (AIR-SAP2602I-E-K9), Cisco 2600 Access
point (AIR-SAP2602E-E-K9) and 2.4 GHz 2dBi and 5.0 GHz 4dBi Dipole Antenna (AIR-ANT2524DWR). The quantity of access point varies from one to three access points based on the size of the surveyed
location.
The access point transmission power will be configured as recommended by Cisco for voice deployment
and within the allowed regulations as follows:
Frequency Band
TransmissionPower
2.4
40mW
5.0
50mW
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5.2 Survey Laptop With Air Magnet Pro

AirMagnet Survey Pro (Version 8.6) with Proxim Wireless 8494 802.11a/b/g/n USB Adapter will be used
to provide full scanning to the surveyed location.
The software is installed on Dell Latitude E5430 laptop (Intel Core i5-3230M CPU @ 2.6GHz)
5.3 Power Supply

Back-UPS (CS 560) is used to provide power to the access point. The quantity is based on the access points
quantity.
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5.4 AP Tripod
AP Tripod is used to hold the access point. It reaches 3.5 meters max. The quantity is based on the access
points quantity.
6.0 Sub-Contractors and Suppliers
BTC Networks
ICAD
Cisco
AirMagnet
ProximWireless
APC
Dell
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7.0 Health and Safety

This section describes the Tools and Resources that the Installation Team will be required to have
1. ICAD will ensure to subcontractors the safety of personnel as per Project Standards.
2. All personnel involved will use necessary PPE as required such as safety helmet, glasses, coverall, shoes,
gloves, ear plugs etc.
3. The workers will made aware of safety requirements related to this activity through
daily toolbox and
safety talk.
4. All required work permits will be acquired and kept available at respective work Site hanged clearly in
plastic folders.
5. ICAD will instruct subcontractors to inspect all equipment prior to use.
6. Every effort shall be made to assure that the employees can accomplish their assigned scope of work
safely.
7. The ability to determine the storage areas, access, potential and existing hazard on, will identified the
facilities for welfare, first aid and sanitation, the work permit procedures and requirements and basic
precautions on dealing with fire hazard and damage to property at the planning stage.
8. Ensure the proper sequence of construction operations, outline potential hazards at each stage and indicate
the precautionary measures to be adopted on site by the area foreman/site supervisor. Carry out checking over
work methods and precaution against supervision prior the commencement of work.
9. Carry out provision of the warning sign and isolation requirements on site.
10. Site HSE Manager will be responsible to the site safety issues and as key manager to this project.
11. ICAD and subcontractor BTC Networks fully comply with approved SBG safety plan (421-422-DCSPLN-G-00027-04).
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Aprons, Taxiways, Roads, Tunnels, Bridges, Load Centers and Infrastructure, Transportation Center and Supporting Facilities (422)
7.1 Safety and Health Risk Assessment:

Description of Work
Location
No.
Sequence of
Activity
: Installation of WLAN System
: All KAIA site

Risk and Potential Hazards
Severity
Consequences
Control measures
General Construction
Activities
Unauthorized Job Execution.

Unsecured working area
Fire Hazards
Vehicular Accident.
De-Hydration / heat stroke.
Can lead to a serious

legal violation.
Can lead to accident
and may cause
Injury to the
workers or Death /
Disability
Can cause serious
illness or death.
Secure working permit and gate passes.

Approved method statement of work.
The demarked work area declared as
RESTRICTED AREA, NO ENTRY TO
THE UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL and
should be protected against regular traffic
and movements.
Display Safety Posters such as SMOKING
CIGARETTE AT SITE SHALL NOT BE
PERMITTED
Make available Fire Extinguisher in the
potential fire hazard area.
Make an available of Portable Drinking
Water
Shaded / rest area to be provided
Person Responsible
Site Manager
Safety Team / Site
Engineer and
foremen/Technician
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No.
Sequence of Activity
Risk and Potential

Hazards
Severity Consequences
Control measures
Activities
Electrical
Vehicle movement
Lifting
Death/shock.
Serious injury to
personnel.
Fall of material, serious
injury, equipment and
asset damage.
Person Responsible
Regular checks on cable, connector and service.

Cable protection and careful routing.
Examination by electrician of all tools brought to
site before authorization for use. Isolations under
PTW
Establish pedestrian routes, fit heavy plant with
reversing indicators/warning sirens and CCTV if
necessary. Tail marking via reflector strips. High
visibility clothing worn by all operatives.
Lifting control by appointed person/ supervisor,
competent rigging following lifting plan and
method statement. Barrier lift and laydown areas.
Inspection of equipment to ensure LOLER
compliance.
Site Manager
Safety Team / Site
Engineer and
foremen/Technician
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No.
Sequence of Activity
Risk and Potential

Hazards
Severity Consequences
Activities
Work at height.
Slips and trips.
Excavations.
Dust.
Flying particles.
Fall from height/

death.
Minor injury.
Entrapment,
poisoning, fire and
explosion.
Eye injuries and skin
irritation.
Moderate injury to
skin, serious eye
injuries.
Overturning of
vehicles
Control measures
Trained personnel wearing harnesses when

working at height if as a first action area
protection from installed walkways and/or
scaffolding and netting /air bags cannot be
deployed.
Good housekeeping, avoidance of trailing
cables, use of correct storage of tools and
equipment.
Observe best practice, e.g. battering and side
supports whilst following ACoP. Forced
ventilation if necessary. Gas monitoring.
Escape sets if accumulations of toxins and
flammables cannot be totally eliminated.
Mandatory eye protection and correct PPE at
all times. No working in shorts and bare tops.
Correct PPE at all times
Survey by principal contractor, maintenance
of traffic routes, banks man assistance whilst
moving vehicles and plant. Edge protection
of excavations.
Person Responsible
Safety Team / Site Engineer

and
Foremen/Technician/Labor
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Confined Space entry

(ICAD HSE Policy ch. 16 :
Page 20)
Oxygen-deficient
atmosphere.
Toxic Atmosphere
Flammable
Atmosphere
Electrocution
Falling Object
Slick/Wet Surfaces
Scaffolding Collapse
Working at height
Erection/Dismantling of
Scaffolding
Can lead to serious

injury.
Damage to property.
Death / Disability
Explosion
Major/ minor /
injuries/ death to
workers
Damage to materials
Test the confined space atmosphere by using

gas testing equipment.
Provision ventilation (Blower with duct or
Fan)
Check for the existing services
Clean the sludges.
Only authorized, trained, Certified and
experienced will erect the scaffolding and
shall be supervised by a trained and certified
scaffolding supervisor.
Unauthorized personnel shall not go near the
area of activity and appropriate warning
signs shall be posted.
Only approved scaffolding materials shall be
used.
Site Manager
Safety Team / Site Engineer
and foremen/Technician
Safety Team / Scaffolding

Erectors/Scaffolding
Inspector
Environmental Requirements:
1. Always Observe Housekeeping
2. Proper Decommissioned Materials.
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7.2 Risk Assessment:

FACILITY
Generic
RISK ASSESSMENT NO:
ACTIVITY
Installation of WLAN System (ELV)
ASSESSMENT TEAM:
ASSESSMENT DATE: 10 September 2013
REVIEW DATE:
ASSESSMENT APPROVAL:
TASK
HAZARD
Working at height
Fall at height
Dust / Flying
Particles
Drilling on
concrete/gypsum
board slab/ceiling
for plate mounting
HAZARD EFFECT
(consequence)
RIS
K
Major/ minor /
injuries/ death to
workers
16
Minor /Serious
injury
Disabilities
MITIGATED BY
12
Only trained and experienced workers

shall carry out the task.
Provision of good supervision
Mandatory requirements to wear full
body harness.
Toolbox shall be conducted.

Provision of additional Personal
Protective Equipment ( Eye
Protection/Mask/Face Shields)
Pages: 4
Reduced
RISK
ALAR
P
Yes
Yes
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TASK
HAZARD
Overhead
Obstruction
HAZARD EFFECT
(consequence)
RIS
K
12
Minor/Serious
Injury
MITIGATED BY
Bracket Mounting
on concrete /
gypsum board
Working at
Height
Fall at Height
Slips and Trips
Material/Tools
fall from heights
Flying particles
Minor /Serious
Injuries
Minor /Serious
Injuries
Eyes/Face
Injuries
12
Major/Minor
injuries
Fatality
12
Only trained and experienced workers

shall carry out the task.
Provision of good supervision.
Mandatory requirements to wear full
body harness.
Reduced
RISK
ALAR
P
Yes
Yes
Provision of Housekeeping before &

after the activity
Yes
Yes
Material should not be kept at the

platform,
Provision of tool lanyard.
Provision of Eye /Face protection
Yes
Toolbox shall be conducted.

Mandatory requirement to wear PPE at
all times
Good Supervision
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TASK
HAZARD
Device Mounting
Hand Injury
Hand Injury
HAZARD EFFECT
(consequence)
RIS
K
Minor /Serious
Injuries
12
Minor /Serious
Injuries
12
MITIGATED BY
Proper use of hand tools

Training for the workers.
Personal Protective Equipment
Proper use of hand tools

Training for the workers.
Personal Protective Equipment
Reduced
RISK
ALAR
P
Yes
Yes
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Criteria ( C ) Consequence:
Negligibleimmediate return to work
Minor first aid and return to work.
Moderatemedical treatment/ lost time
Majormultiple injuries and
RIDDOR reportable
Fatal/Catastrophic- Death, loss of
installation
Criteria ( L ) Likelihood:
Improbable- so unlikely that it would
Not happen.
Unlikelyremote chance of event
Possibleinattention may cause an
Event to happen.
Probable- highly likely without
Control.
Certainwill happen without
Intervention / control.
Risk Calculator,
Risk level R= C
XL
1-4 Acceptable
5-8 Tolerable
9-10 Moderate
12-15 Substantial
>15 Intolerable
Conclusions: Working on construction sites is a

hazardous activity if the controls proposed are
followed this environment can be successfully
managed.
Overall risk (High Medium or Low)

Are risks reduced to ALARP (as low as
reasonably practicable)?
Yes
Likelihood
Consequence
Negligible
Minor
Moderate
Major
Fatal/catastrophic
1
2
3
4
5
Improbable
1
1
2
3
4
5
Unlikely
2
2
4
6
8
10
Possible
3
3
6
9
12
15
Probable
4
4
8
12
16
20
Certain
5
5
10
15
20
25
Overall risk.
1-4 =Low; 5-10 = Medium; 12-25=High
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The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

3.1 Calibration ............................................................................................................. 5

4.1 Pre-Conformance Criteria ...................................................................................... 8

5.1 Wireless Access Point ........................................................................................... 9

7.1 Safety and Health Risk Assessment: ................................................................... 13

Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

2.0 Designated Team and Responsibilities

In-charge for project progress

He is overall responsible for

To ensure the schedule of works are on

Ensure the conformance of works done

He is responsible to ensure that

The Safety Team maintains awareness of

Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System

The Safety Team will correct unsafe

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

To provide all necessary information

He is responsible to check that the

To ensure in consultation with the site

He is responsible to organize the

Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

3.0 Site Survey Procedures

Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

3.2 Verify The Map Calibration

3.3 Signal Propagation

Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

3.4 Channel Scanning & SSID

3.5 Survey Path

3.6 Signal Coverage & SNR

Method Statement for RF Passive Site Survey of Wireless LAN System

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International Airport

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group