DEMOLITION WORK

We are Specialize in Demolition Works and Civil Engineering 1

CONTENTS OF DEMOLITION PRESENTATION
A. Brief Description of the Project
1. Project details
2. Location plans

B. Preliminary Works
1. Hoarding works
2. Preconstruction survey
3. Asbestos survey
4. Cable detection works
5. Environmental Control Programs
a. Vector control program
b. Dust, noise and vibration control program

C. Demolition Works
1. Asbestos removal
2. Stripping / Removal of projecting materials
3. Scaffolding works
4. Propping of slab soffit
5. Lifting plan
6. Physical Demolition works
7. Disposal of demolished materials

D. Backfilling, Ground Levelling and Turfing Works

E. Safety, Health and Environmental Considerations

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A. Preliminary Works

1. PROJECT DETAILS
2. LOCATION PLANS

ADD SHEET FOR

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PROGRESS AND
SCHEDULE
A.1. PROJECT DETAILS
Contract No. D/120/16
Proposed Demolition of HDB Residential Block 110 to
Project Title 114, Two Surface Carparks and Ancillary Structures at
Bukit Merah View
C&S Consultant Harvest Consulting Engineers LLP

Quantity Surveyor CSN Consultants Pte Ltd

Contractor Leong Hin Seng Civil Engineering Pte Ltd

Contract Sum S$773,600.00 (Payable by HDB)

Contract Period 13th May 2016 to 12th September 2017

Contract Duration 16 Months

A.2. LOCATION PLAN

Blk 110

Carpark

Blk 114 Blk 111

Carpark
Blk 113

Bin Compound Blk 112

Stage 3
Stage 3
Stage 1
Stage 1 Stage 2
Stage 2
STRUCTURES TO BE DEMOLISHED

Covered Linkway HE8 Carpark

Blk 110

Blk 114

Blk 111

HE6 Carpark

Bin Centre Blk 113 Blk 112

B. Preliminary Works

1. Hoarding works
2. Preconstruction survey
3. Asbestos demolition survey
4. Cable detection works
5. Envronmental Control Programs
a. Vector control program
b. Dust, noise and vibration control program
B.1. HOARDING WORKS

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B.1. HOARDING WORKS
Hoarding with covered walkway at
Henderson Road and opposite
hawker center

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B.1. HOARDING WORKS

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B.2. PRECONSTRUCTION SURVEY
LHS engaged Inquiro Consulting
Pte. Ltd. to do preconstruction
survey.

Pre-condition photographic
survey report initial report was
released on 07th June 2016

Addendum Report was released

on 04th July 2016

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B.3. ASBESTOS DEMOLITION SURVEY
LHS engaged Cabo Environmental Pte. Ltd. who conducted
Asbestos demolition survey

Asbestos was found at rubbish

hopper frames-casted internally at
Blocks 110, 111,112,113,114

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B.4. CABLE DETECTION WORKS
Detection of under ground services are carried by
HH Tan Technical Services
All services in relation to the building must be
disconnected, prior to any commencement of
demolition works.
All disconnection must be notified and conducted to
the satisfactory of the relevant authorities.
The service detection works shall carried out by a
(LCDW) Licensed Cable Detection Worker and a record
is to be obtained.
Singtel, StarHub, Power Grid, Power Gas, PUB
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B.5.a VECTOR CONTROL PROGRAM
LHS engaged Carefree Pest Management Pte Ltd. to do
pest control within the worksite.
Pest control strategies:
Weekly mosquito larvaciding by Carefree Pest Management
Weekly check for mosquito breeding and report to LHS for further
action
Bi-weekly mosquito fogging by Carefree Pest Management
Regular rats inspection and apply poison
Daily worksite housekeeping by LHS ECO worker
Daily larvaciding by LHS ECO worker
Regular ECO inspection and action by LHS Site Management Team

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B.5.a. VECTOR CONTROL PROGRAM
1. Mosquito Control

LHS ECO Worker doing daily housekeeping and application

of anti-mosquito pesticide/ larvaciding

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B.5.a. VECTOR CONTROL PROGRAM
Carefree Pest Management Mosquito Control Rodent Control

Bi-weekly fogging Put rat poison

Weekly application anti-

mosquito pesticides
Sealed-off
rodent
burrows

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B.5.b. DUST, NOISE & VIBRATION CONTROL
PROGRAM
Vibration monitoring will be done by Geo Scan Pte. Ltd.

Noise Monitoring
LHS to install Real-time
Noise monitoring
B.5.b. DUST, NOISE & VIBRATION CONTROL PROGRAM

Noise Control Plan

Control or limit the noise production at source.
(e.g. regular maintenance of equipment's)
Proper work scheduling (Avoid working too late)
Identifying noisy equipment and re-locate based on noise
sensitive area
Provide noise barriers installed on the external scaffold
Carried out good public relation to neighbor to avoid complaints.
No Work Rule on Sundays and Public Holidays
Use long arm crusher instead of breaker
Noise monitoring (e.g. noise meter)
Limit noise production continuously (noise level versus
production time)
B.5.b. DUST, NOISE & VIBRATION CONTROL PROGRAM

DUST CONTROL
Continues water spraying during demolition.
External nets installed at the external scaffold

REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT

PHOTO REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT
PHOTO

Water spray attached to excavator crusher

Water spraying
C. Demolition Works

1. Asbestos removal
2. Stripping / Removal of projecting materials
3. Scaffolding works
4. Propping of slab soffit
5. Lifting plan
6. Physical Demolition works
7. Disposal of demolished materials

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C.1. ASBESTOS REMOVAL WORKS
LHS will engage Pure Enviro Pte. Ltd. for the removal of Asbestos

Nature of Work
Decontamination & Removal of asbestos containing materials

Asbestos to be removed
Rubbish Hooper Lining - Chrysotile (un-broken) approx. 500 units
( Blocks 110 to 114)

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 Preparation for Asbestos Removal
A. Information shall be convey across the entire building: There shall not
be any unauthorized personnel working or movements near the removal
area during the period of Asbestos removal
B. All stakeholders to be informed of the schedule of work before start
work.
C. Apply permit to work for asbestos removal
D. PPE includes Half-face respirator with P100 filter cartridge, disposable
body suit, rubber gloves, shoe cover, safety goggles, safety helmet,
safety boots.
E. All workers must go through mask fit test before assigning of the correct
size of respirators for individual use.
F. All workers must go through medical checkup (X-ray) to determine if
they are fit for work. The X-ray test is to be conducted on a 2 year basis.

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Enclosure of the entire work area with Hygiene facility & Air
Extraction Unit
A. All movable objects will be removed from site and all immovable
items will be covered completely with Polyethylene sheets.
B. The polyethylene sheets must be at least 0.2mm in thickness
and a double layer is recommended for enclosure at all openings
such as doors, windows, air vents etc.
C. Polyethylene sheets will be used to isolate all entrance & exits to
the working area and secured with strong adhesive tapes. The
existing building structures such as windows, wall, doors shall be
used as part of the enclosure set up.
D. There will be 2 hygiene units provided during demolition
E. Warning signs as per below will be displayed at all approaches to
the asbestos site:
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Full barricade & Enclosure of the entire work site with Hygiene
facility & Air Extraction Unit
A. All movable objects will be removed from site and all immovable items will be
covered completely with Polyethylene sheets.
B. The polyethylene sheets must be at least 0.2mm in thickness and a double layer is
recommended for enclosure at all openings such as doors, windows, air vents etc.
C. Polyethylene sheets will be used to isolate all entrance & exits to the working area
and secured with strong adhesive tapes. The existing building structures such as
windows, wall, doors shall be used as part of the enclosure set up.
D. There will be 2 hygiene unit; 1 at the entrance to the kitchen area, another at the
entrance to each rubbish chute column at ground floor.
E. The toilet inside the kitchen will be sealed off completely
F. Smoke test will be conducted to detect any leakage and to take corrective actions at
areas where enclosure is not done properly.
G. Warning signs will be displayed at all approaches to the asbestos site:
ASBESTOS WORKING AREA
AUTHORISED PERSONNEL ONLY
DO NOT INHALE DUST
A. Installation of Air Extraction Unit: Not applicable for this job since the removal
involves breaking of concrete surrounding the asbestos lining. 24
Actual Photographs of Preparation Works

Hygiene Unit Typical Unit Set-up 25

Actual Photographs of Preparation Works

Lock installed to avoid

MOM Inspection unauthorized entry during
demolition
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C.2. STRIPPING WORKS / LOOSED
FITTINGS REMOVALS To strip items like:
1. Doors (Timber/ Glass)
2. Air-condition units
3. Ceiling fans/ wall fans
4. Lightings
5. Toilet/ kitchen fixtures
6. Any other loosed items that can be
stripped

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C.3. SCAFFOLDING WORKS
External scaffolding works will
be erected prior to demolition
works by Approved Scaffold
Contractor. The scaffolding will
serves as: REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT
PHOTO
1. Edge protection to prevent
falling from heights and
falling debris
2. To help to control dust thru
scaffold netting

The erection will be based on PE

design

The removal of scaffold as per

the sequence of demolition
works

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C.3. SCAFFOLDING WORKS
Typical scaffolding
plan for Blocks
110,111 and 112

Temporary access with

overhead protection

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C.3. SCAFFOLDING
WORKS

wall ties every 4

vertical frames
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 C.4.
PROPPING AND
STRUCTURE
SUPPORTS

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C.4. PROPPING AND STRUCTURE SUPPORTS

SHORING & PROPPING OF SLAB SOFFIT

Shoring should be designed and erected in accordance with
Code of practice for Demolition (SS 557 : 2010).
The shoring should be checked regularly during demolition
works
Propping /shoring must based on approved PE design
Propping shall be space at 1.2m both way as per design and it
will propped 7 nos. floors. LHS plans to propped all floors prior
to demolition
C.4. PROPPING
AND STRUCTURE
SUPPORT
C.5. LIFTING
Lifting operation will be done by Hiap Tong Trading Pte Ltd.
The company will provide:
-Mobile cranes and all lifting equipment's, lifting gears, etc.
- Lifting team (Mobile crane operator, lifting supervisor, rigger and
signalmen
C.5. LIFTING PLAN
BLOCK 112

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C.5. LIFTING
PLAN

SH-200 Technical
Specifications

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C.5. LIFTING
PLAN

SH-200 Technical
Specifications

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 C.6.
PHYSICAL
DEMOLITION
WORKS

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS

PREVENTIVE MEASURES DURING DEMOLITION

A. Construction of temporary site hoarding
B. Termination of all services
C. Danger / warning signboards will be installed
D. Removal of projecting materials or loosed materials
E. Dust control
F. Noise monitoring and control
G. ECM Plan
H. Lifting plan
I. Fall prevention Plan
J. Risk assessment / safe work procedures
K. Regular EHS inspection/ training
L. Vibration monitoring
M. Waste management planning

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Clearances letters / Emails From Service Providers
SP Telecom

Singtel

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Clearances letters / Emails From Service Providers

SP Power Gas

Starhub SCV

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Clearances letters / Emails From Service Providers

PUB-Drainage

LTA Relocation
of Lamp posts

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Clearances letters / Emails From Service Providers

SP Services- Cable
installation and Energise

Singtel
Payphone
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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
PUB- Abandonment of existing manhole

PUB-Relocation of Existing hydrant 44

C.6. PHYSICAL
DEMOLITION
WORKS

Netlink Trust-
Services
Decommissioning

PUB Water Main- Capping off works 45

C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Step 1. Step 2.
External scaffolding to erect and The crusher is hoist up on to the top of
slab/beam supports/ propping's. building

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Step 3. Step 4.
Demolition of slab and beams walls, The crusher moves to next floor by steel ramp
columns

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Ramp Details

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C.6. PHYSICAL
DEMOLITION
WORKS

Ramp Details

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Step 5. Step 6.
Continue demolition, follow sequence. Remove the external columns and beams
- Walls (non-structural) Then the process repeated down the floors
- Slabs
- Secondary beams
- Main beams
- Columns and structural walls

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS

Blocks 113
and 114

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS

Blocks 110, 111 and 112

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS

Blocks
110, 111
and 112

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS

Blocks 110,
111 and
112

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS

Safe Access / Egress to Blocks 110, 111 and 112

Temporary access with

overhead shelter at
Level 1 when entering
the blocks 110,111,112.
Use the existing
staircase when going up
to the demolition area
above

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Safe Access / Egress to Blocks 113 and 114

Since Blocks 113 and

114 will be
demolished using
long- arm crusher..
Workers or personnel
will no need to access
into the building.
Barricade will be
installed during
demolition to prevent
unauthorized entry

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 C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Debris disposal point to Blocks 110,111 and 112
Steel plates in the form of U-
Debris Disposal point shape (3.0m) will be installed
will be using the together with safety nets at
existing rubbish chute level 1

Rubbish bin

Steel plates (3.om) with

safety nets in front

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Fall protection to all floor openings during demolition
Lift shaft and staircase wall will not be
demolished on the same demolition floor. The
existing wall will maintain to serve as fall
protection. Lift door area will be installed by G.I.
pipes (refer to section A-A)

A A

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
SECTION A-A DETAILS OF FALL PROTECTION ON DEMOLITION FLOOR
Barricade to install at rubbish Excavator with crusher, SH-200
chute or any fall protection

Demolition floor

Lift shaft and staircase wall will

Staircase
Lift shaft
not be demolished on the same
demolition floor. The existing
wall will maintain to serve as fall
External

protection.
scaffold

External
scaffold
Lift door area will be installed by
G.I. pipes
Rubbish
Chute

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Traffic Management Plan and Control

LHS will provide security and traffic controller to check and

manage the incoming and outgoing vehicles on site
Will provide signages and warning to vehicles and public
To provide pedestrian lanes in the entrance of the worksite
Speed limit on site will be implemented

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Traffic Management Plan and Control
Pedestrian strips with
warning of incoming
vehicles form the
worksite

Warning signages

Warning to slow
down by all
drivers due to
pedestrian Pedestrian strips
crossing in the
entrance of the
worksite

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C.6. PHYSICAL DEMOLITION WORKS
Traffic Management Plan and Control
Entrance to STAGE 2

Entrance to STAGE 1

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STAGE 1 and 2 Traffic Management Plan and Control

Security
Post

Warning to
pedestrians on
moving vehicles
Warning to drivers to slow down
in and out
due to pedestrian crossing

Public Road
Warning to
pedestrians on
moving vehicles
in and out

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PHYSICAL DEMOLITION PHOTOGRAPHS
Demolition of low rise building/ structure ( Block 113- 114)

Demolish up to ground level

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PHYSICAL DEMOLITION PHOTOGRAPHS

REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT

PHOTO PHOTO

REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT

PHOTO
Hacking of Ground Slab
and ground beam

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DEMOLITION OF SUPER STRUCTURE

REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT

PHOTO

Hacking of pile cap Removal ground beam

and ground beam

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C.7. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN & DISPOSAL

Demolition Wastes Consist of:

Mixture of concrete
Bricks
Tiles
Masonry hardcores
Rebars
Woods
Scrap Iron/ metals
Other materials

Purpose of Waste Management:

Reduce the waste generated
Reuse the salvaged material
To channeled to recycling plants for further
processing

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C.7. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN & DISPOSAL

DEBRIS AND WASTE HANDLING

(A) (B) Target (C) (D)
Estimated (Recovery) Quantity Actual Quantity Proposed
Type of Wastes Quantity Rate % Recover Recovered Usage/ Course
(tons) (Ax B) (tons/truck loads) of Action
(tons)
Concrete

Pre-demolition Audit Component

Beam
Columns
Enable materials suitable of being recovered Ground Slabs
Pile Caps
for reuse/recycling. To identify potential Wall
Floor Slab
recoverable materials and the level of Other ,(Please
specify) eg. roof

segregation required slabs

Masonry
Components
Bricks
Tiles
Other ,(Please
specify) eg. Dry
wall
Metals
Struc Steel
Re-bar
Other ,(Please
specify) eg.
frames
Timbers
Doors
Parquet
Other ,Please
specify)
Plastics (e.g. PVC,
sockets, pipes,
etc.
Miscellaneous

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LEGEND: Estimat Actual Qty (ton)
Type of Propose
No ed Qty
A HARDCORE/BRICKS Waste
(ton) from to d Usage
Concrete
B STEEL 1 Debris RCA
(hardcore)
Site
Masonry
C TIMBER/PVC PLASTIC 2
(bricks)
hard
standing
Metal
D REFUSE 3 (reinforced
Recycle
Steel
steel)
Timber/Alu Disposal
RC RECYCLING CONCRETE 4
minium etc. (NEA)
A
AGGREGATE
TOTAL

WASTE
MANAGEMENT
PLAN
C.7. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN & DISPOSAL
DEBRIS AND WASTE HANDLING

Photo of sorting material

Appropriate plan is to carry

during demolition to
maximized recovery of
concrete waste for the
beneficial reuse /recycling. REPLACE WITH ACTUAL PROJECT

In most cases material is to Sorted of plastic

PHOTO Sorted of aluminum/steel
be sort into type such as
concrete, bricks, steel,
timber, plastics, copper &
others

Sorted steel Sorting of brick and wood debris70

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C.7. WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN & DISPOSAL

DEBRIS AND WASTER HANDLING

Plant of recycling RC into RCA

(Reinforced Concrete Aggregates)

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D. BACKFILLING, GROUND LEVELLING & TURFING
WORKS

Safety, Health and Environmental Issues

a) Excavation works ( PTW, RA/SWP)

b) Discharge of silty water (ECM Plan)
c) Stagnant water ( PC Company, In-house ECO workers)
d) Noise ( Noise Control Plan)
e) Dust (Dust Control Plan)
f) Movement of vehicles (lorries, excavators)- (RA/SWP)

All this identified SHE relevant issues will be controlled accordingly

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Surveying and pegging of pile points Excavation, Backfilling of soil leveling

Turfing works 73
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SAFETY, HEALTH AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Contents of Safety, Health, Environmental Management System

1. Safety, Health and Environmental Policy
2. Safety, Health and Environmental Organization
3. Safe Work Practices
4. Safety, Health and Environmental Training and Programs
5. Legal Register and compliance
6. Safety & Health Committee / Group Meeting
7. Incident Investigation & Analysis
8. In-House Safety Rules & Regulations
9. Safety, Health and Environmental Inspection
10. Maintenance Regimes
11. Hazard Identification and Analysis / Risk Assessment
12. Control & Movement of Hazardous Materials
13. Emergency Preparedness
14. Occupational Health Program

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Safety, Health and Environmental Policy

To ensure success, everyone must believe and accept that:
- Accident can be prevented.
- Safety is everyones responsibility.
- Safety ranks equal with productivity and quality.
Every employee including workers shall hold high regard in
recognizing safety as part of their duty in preventing accidents.

Safety Target
Our Safety Target for the Proposed Project is ZERO ACCIDENT.

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

LHS Civil Engineering Pte. Ltd. Integrated Policy

The Management & Staff of Leong Hin Seng Civil Engineering Pte Ltd is
committed to provide Total Customer Satisfaction, Safe and Healthful
workplace through the following corporate policies:
Compliance to regulatory and statutory requirements which the
company subscribes
Excellent quality services and products
OHS hazards and all possible accidents related to project works are
identified and controlled
Use processes that do not adversely affect the environment to
minimize waste, prevent air, water and other pollution, minimize health
and safety risks and dispose of waste safely and responsibly
Continual improvement by seeking new training for employees and
subcontractors.

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 TAN LIAN GUAN
9623 3055
Managing Director

TAN LIANG SIA

9734 1694
Project Manager
ADD SHEET FOR THE
DEMERIT POINTS
BIJU KN RECEIVED, DESCRIPTION
9737 7350 AND CORRECTIVE
Assistant Project Manager ACTIONS

KIMMY GOMEZ ROBERT CORTEZ

8450 8769 8228 0711
Site Engineer / First Aider WSHO/ECO

HEW PEI LING ALAM MD SYAHIN

8278 7610
9752 0508
WSH Coordinator

ABDUL KADER
9729 6770
Site Supervisor
SAFETY MANAGEMENT
TEAM
E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Safe Work Procedures

1. Working at heights
2. Demolition works
3. Working in Confined Space
4. Excavation Works
5. Lifting Operation
6. Use of Ladder
7. Use of Scaffolds
8. Manual Materials Handling
9. Housekeeping
10. Hot Works (Welding & Gas Cutting)
11. Hoarding installation
12. Others to be identified then provided (e.g. subcontractors work)

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
Safety, Health and Environmental Training and Programs

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Legal Register and compliance

LHS to regularly update the worksite Legal register
To ensure that the register is updated based on the current
Regulations, Code of Practice and Singapore Standards
and other relevant legal requirements

Safety & Health Committee / Group Meeting

Regular site coordination meeting with EHS topics to
discuss
Monthly workplace safety, health and environmental
meeting

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS

Incident Investigation
and Reporting

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS
Project Emergency Response
Plan was formulated on 30th
May 2016

First Emergency Drill was

conducted on 27th June 2016

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 Relevant Authorities Emergency
E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND Contact Numbers
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS

LHS Staff Emergency

Contact Numbers

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
In-House Safety Rules & Regulations
LHS to strictly implement their own In-House Safety Rules &
Regulations
Will be highlighted during SIC

Safety, Health and Environmental Inspection

Regular worksite EHS inspection by WSHO / ECO
Regular worksite EHS inspection by WSH Coordinator
Regular worksite inspection by LHS site management team

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
Maintenance Regimes
All machineries and equipment's on site will be regularly check
and maintain to ensure it is safe working condition
Maintenance checklist forms will be filled-up and submit to LHS
safety department

Hazard Identification & Analysis / Risk Assessment

All work activities hazards will be identified, evaluate and
mitigate the risk.
All subcontractors will submit their own risk assessment to LHS.
RA is to ensure that all risk/hazards to mitigate or minimise

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
Control & Movement of Hazardous Materials
All chemicals that will bring to worksite will be controlled
All must submit SDS to LHS.
Training for safe handling and SDS of chemical must be done.

Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Response Plan (ERP) will be formulated and
prepared for the worksite.
Emergency drill will be conducted to ensure the effectiveness of
ERP.
During SIC, ERP will be highlighted to all participants

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Occupational Health Programs

Occupational health programs related to demolition works will be
done by LHS
Dust mitigation program
Noise induced deafness
Mosquito and Rodents Health Issues and Control

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Potential hazards to be aware of during demolition

Flying / falling debris
Overloading structure with debris
Working at Heights
Unstable structure
Noise
Dust
Incorrect sequence of demolition
Incompetent operators

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Safety, Health and Environmental Control Measures During

Demolition Works

a) Temporary worksite hoarding

b) Disconnection of all services
c) Danger/ Warning signs installed at hoarding area and within the works area
d) Dust control measures
e) Noise and Vibration monitoring and control measures
f) Earth control measures
g) Waste management plan
h) Safe work procedures / risk assessment
i) Lifting plan
j) Fall prevention plan

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Legal Requirements
WSH (General Provisions) Regulations
WSH (Construction) Regulations
WSH (Risk Management) Regulations
WSH (Noise) Regulations 2011
WSH (Scaffold) Regulations 2011
WSH (Asbestos) Regulations 2014
Code of practice SS 557: 2010 and CP 11:2002

Others
HDB Standard Specifications for Demolition Works (2016 Edition)
HDB- Supplementary Specification for Demolition Works at Block 110 to 114
Bukit Merah View

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Worksite Supervision
a) An experienced and competent Site Supervisors shall be appointed to
oversee all daily operations.
b. All Safety, Health and Environmental issues raised during demolition
works shall be carried out under the supervision of the experienced
WSH Site Supervisor and WSH Officer

Daily Site Inspection

Inspections will be carried out daily, before work, during work and after
work. Particular attention must be paid to:
Hazards from the collapse of weakened structures
Openings through which a person may fall
Hazards from Falling objects

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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Stability of Structures during Demolition

a) The Professional Engineer (PE) shall carry out a site check for any
defects which may have weakened the structures. He / she shall
propose ways to support them if he/ she finds any weakened
structures
b) The Professional Engineer (PE) shall apply all necessary drawings
from the relevant authorities for the calculation/ design and
proposed demolition method to be submitted to BCA.
c) Regular inspection shall be carried out during demolition to ensure
that immediate rectification is performed on any weakened
structures
d) To issue COS upon after inspection of structures or any temporary
structures (e.g. scaffolding, proppings, hoarding, etc.) with PE
design
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Hoarding, covered walkway, catch platform and catch fan

Hoarding, covered walkway and / or catch platform shall be designed

and approved by PE. Hoardings are provided along the full length of the
site boundary.

Covered walkway are provided if the building with clear space between
building line and lot boundary

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Public Safety and Health Considerations

To consider the safety of the public during demolition works. Need to provide
overhead shelter, proper access/ egress within the public area. All temporary
structures must be designed and approved by PE to ensure its stability and
will not create danger to public.
If found there is a immediate danger, immediate action needs to be done to
ensure no one will hurt.
Dust, vibration, noise need to be monitored and control during demolition
works
Pest control must be carried out regularly to avoid unnecessary breeding
Demolition works must not cause any inconvenience, unsightly or any
problems within the nearby public or residents.
No illegal disposal of silty water within the public drain or roadside
No illegal disposal of debris
All safety and health consideration must be in-placed prior to demolition works

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DUST CONTROL
LHS to take measures to control dust emission from affecting the areas
outside the demolition work area. Such measures may include enclosing
the demolition work area by dust screens/netting installed within the
external scaffold. Use of water spray during demolition to reduce dust
emission.

During ground levelling and turfing period, to consider wetting the

temporary lorry access to avoid or limit the dust production.

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NOISE MONITORING & CONTROL

LHS to provide a real-time noise monitoring device to monitor 24 hours
the noise production during demolition.
Noise control measures may includes:
Use of properly maintained equipments and tools that produces noise
Limiting the use of compressor to a stated hours
Avoid noisy work after 0600 pm, weekends and public holidays.
To attend to noise complaints and treat all complaints seriously
Proper work schedule to avoid working late or too early within a
specified or regular working days.

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SMOKE EMISSION CONTROL

The demolition contractor should ensure that all plant and machinery that
are used at the demolition work area are maintained and operated in a
manner such that they will not give rise to smoke emissions and comply with
the relevant regulations.

WATER POLLUTION CONTROL

The demolition contractor should ensure that adequate ECM was provided
as per ECM Plan submission.
No sewage or sullage water or water with other pollutants (listed in 'Water
Pollution Act') should be discharged into the open drain at all times. If a
standby generator set is used at the demolition site, LHS to ensure that it is
placed under shelter and with spill trays

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WORKS

Safety, Health and Environmental Issues

a) Excavation works ( PTW, RA/SWP)

b) Discharge of silty water (ECM Plan)
c) Stagnant water ( PC Company, In-house ECO workers)
d) Noise ( Noise Control Plan)
e) Dust (Dust Control Plan)
f) Movement of vehicles (lorries, excavators)- (RA/SWP)

All this identified SHE relevant issues will be controlled accordingly

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 TAN LIAN GUAN
9623 3055
Managing Director

TAN LIANG SIA

9734 1694
Project Manager

BIJU KN
9737 7350
Assistant Project Manager

KIMMY GOMEZ ROBERT CORTEZ

8450 8769 8228 0711
Site Engineer / First Aider WSHO/ECO

HEW PEI LING ALAM MD SYAHIN

8278 7610
9752 0508
WSH Coordinator

ABDUL KADER
9729 6770
Site Supervisor
SAFETY MANAGEMENT
TEAM
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E. SAFETY, HEALTH AND Contact Numbers
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSIDERATIONS

LHS Staff Emergency

Contact Numbers

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