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KELE Contracting LLCMediclinic City Hospital North Wing Health Care CityWeekly Progress Report

Doc. No.MCH/KELE/WR/026

Report Date: 04.03.15

MEDICLINIC CITY HOSPITAL NORTH WING

WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT NO.26

Report Period 26.02.15 to 04.03.15

EMPLOYERPROJECT MANAGERCONSULTANTMAIN CONTRACTOR

CONTENTS

SECTION 1.0

SECTION 2.0

SECTION 3.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS

2 WEEKS LOOKAHEAD PROGRAMME

SECTION 4.0 PROGRESS S-CURVE

SECTION 5.0AREA OF CONCERN

SECTION 6.0MANPOWER & EQUIPMENTS LIST

SECTION 7.0 HSE REPORT

SECTION 8.0 PROGRESS PHOTOGRAPHS

SECTION 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Project DetailsProject Name: Mediclinic City Hospital-North wing Project Location: Dubai Healthcare City.Configuration: (3B+G+6+RF)Employer: Mediclinic City HospitalProject Manager: Turner & TownsendConsultant: Hyder Consulting (ME) Ltd...Main Contractor: Kele Contracting L.L.C.

FinancialOriginal Contract Value: AED 135,980,000.00Cumulative Claimed to Date: AED 27,937,672.35Cumulative Certified to Date: AED 26,189,112.46Cumulative Paid to Date: AED 19,616,976.34Applied Variations Value: AED 2,430,219.90Confirmed Variations Value: AED 1,715,679.75Revised Contract Value: AED 141,162,190.15

ProgrammeCommencement Date: 27-May-14Original Completion Date: 27-Sep-15 Original Duration: 489 DaysPlanned progress %: 53.77%Actual progress %: 11.40%Variance %: 42.37%Time Elapsed: 281 DaysTime Remaining: 208 Days EOT (Applied): 167 DaysEOT (Granted & approved): TBC Revised Completion Date: TBC

SECTION 2.0 CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSS.NoActivity DescriptionPlanned % completeActual % Complete

LIFTPIT AND SUMPPIT WORKS

1Excavation for lift pits and sump pits100%100%

2Anti-termite treatment & PCC for lift pits and sump pits100%100%

3Blockwork for footings100%100%

4Waterproofing for lift pits and sump pits100%100%

5Protection screed above waterproofing100%100%

6Reinforcement for lift pit foundation100%90%

7Concreting of lift pit and sump pits100%50%

BLOCK WORKS TO J&J WALL

1Construct Blockwork90%90%

2Filling up of gap with foam concrete 90%90%

MAIN RAFT

1Excavation for raft and carting away100%100%

2Pile cutting and removing100%95%

3Compaction for raft foundation100%95%

4Anti-termite treatment and PCC for raft100%95%

5Blockwork around pile caps100%95%

6Water proofing for Pile heads100%95%

7Water proofing for raft100%90%

8Protection screed above waterproofing100%90%

9Rebar for footing and raft100%90%

10Raft Concrete works100%90%

GROUND FLOOR TO 1ST FLOOR - POUR 1

1Reinforcement for columns and corewalls100%75%

2Shuttering works for columns and corewalls100%75%

3Concreting works for columns and corewalls100%75%

4Shuttering works for 1st floor slab-Pour 1100%75%

5Reinforcement works for 1st floor slab-Pour 1100%10%

SECTION 3.02 WEEKS LOOK AHEAD PROGRAM(Attached As a Separate Sheet)

SECTION 4.0PROGRESS S-CURVE

SECTION 5.0AREA OF CONCERNS

S.NoDescriptionCommentsTime DelayAction By

1Clashes with Temporary struts and structure.Hyder/Swissboring/T&T

2Replacement of the temporary bracingsHyder/Swissboring/T&T

3Microtunnel Sign off or NOC still ongoingHyder/T&T

SECTION 6.0MANPOWER AND EQUIPMENTS LIST

ThFrSaSuMoTuWe

Sl/No.Manpower26/Feb/1527/Feb/1528/Feb/151/Mar/152/Mar/153/Mar/154/Mar/15

Staff

1Project Manager 111111

2MEP Project Manager101111

3Construction Manager101111

4Project Engineer111111

5Architect000000

6Planning Engineer111111

7Q.C. Engineer111111

8Surveyor111111

9Quantity Surveyor202222

10Rebar Supervisor101111

11Draftsman212222

12Secretary / Document Controller101111

13Safety Engineer000000

14Safety Officer111111

15Store Keeper111111

16Timekeeper111111

17General Foreman555555

18Steel Fixer Foreman333333

19Carpenter Foreman111111

20Mason Foreman111111

21Chargehand101111111113

22Officeboy222222

Total Staff Nos383239393941

Labour Trade

23Carpenter11590110104103100

24Rebar Fixer142114120118122124

25Mason 191918191918

26Electrician222221

27Plumber222222

28Rigger776777

29Scaffolders252224232421

30Helper6368108

31Safety Assistant210233

32Store Assistant333443

33Surveyor Assistant555555

34Security (Day & Night)222222

35Welder222222

36Tower Crane Operator333333

37Bobcat Operator111000

38Mobile Crane Operator222222

39Driver(General Purpose)111111

40Boom loader111111

41Cleaner111111

Sub contractors

1Dewatering (Action)000000

2Nass Scaffolding500000

3Swissboring000000

4Seal Tech waterproof000000

5Al Sabbah(MEP)566466646769

Total Manpower 402345375370380373

PLANT & EQUIPMENT LIST

ThFrSaSuMoTuWe

Sl No.Equipment List26/Feb/1527/Feb/1528/Feb/151/Mar/152/Mar/153/Mar/154/Mar/15

1JCB000000

2Mobile Crane111111

3Tower Crane111111

4Fork Lift000000

5BobCat111111

6Boom Loader111111

7Dewatering equipment pumps888888

8Breakers/concrete000000

9Bar cutting Machines111111

10Bar Bending Machines111111

11Vibrators101010101010

12Total station111111

13Level Machine111111

14Material skips222222

SECTION 7.0 HSE REPORT

WEEKLY SAFETY SUMMARY REPORT

PROJECT NAME:MEDICLINIC CITY HOSPITAL NORTH WINGDATE: 31 MARCH 2015

REPORTING PERIOD:FROM:20 MARCH 2015TO: 27 MARCH 2015

(1) MAN HOURS WORKED

MAN HOURS FOR THE PERIODYEAR TO DATEMAN HOURS FROM STARTOf PROJECT

Kele Employees18231991240991240

9912404941187403187403

1874032528711786431178643

1178643

(2) ACCIDENTS

S No.TYPE OF ACCIDENTFOR THE PERIODYEAR TO DATEFROM STARTOf PROJECT

1FIRST AID CASE (FAC)011313

2MEDICAL TREATMENT INJURY (MTI)000202

3LOST TIME INJURY (LTI)000000

4NEAR MISS000303

5MAJOR INJURIES000202

6FATALITIES000000

7ENVIRONMENTAL INCIDENTS000000

(3) MAN DAYS LOST

FOR THE PERIODYEAR TO DATEFROM STARTOf PROJECT

000000

(4A) SEVERITY RATE

FORMULA YEAR TO DATEFROM START OF PROJECT

TOTAL MAN DAYS LOST * 1000000TOTAL No. OF MAN HOURS WORKED0000

(4B) LOST TIME INCIDENT FREQUENCY RATE

FORMULA YEAR TO DATEFROM START OF PROJECT

NO OF LOST TIME INCIDENT* 1000000TOTAL No. OF MAN HOURS WORKED0000

(4C) TOTAL RECORDABLE INJURY FREQUENCY RATE

FORMULA YEAR TO DATEFROM START OF PROJECT

NO OF LTI + No. of MTI * 1000000TOTAL No. OF MAN HOURS WORKED0000

(5) OTHER ACTIVITIES

S No. ACTIVITYFOR THE PERIODYEAR TO DATEFROM STARTOf PROJECT

1SAFETY CORRECTIVE ACTION REPORTS (SCAR)001414

2SAFETY AWARDS000202

3SAFETY VIOLATION000808

4SAFETY AUDITS/ INSPECTIONS

A INTERNAL 011313

B - EXTERNAL022626

5TRAININGS:

A SAFETY INDUCTION09890890

B - TOOLBOX TALK003131

C - OTHERS000101

Prepared by : Mudassar Azeem Approved by: LESLIE FAIRCHILD SAFETY OFFICER PROJECT MANAGER

SIGNATURE: SIGNATURE:

Photographic Documentation

Safety talks Topics:

1. Sleeping, urinating and eating outside designated premises are strictly prohibited. Anybody caught in the act of violation shall incur administrative fines and sanctions mandated by HSE department.2. Working at heights; standard hierarchy of controls, proper scaffolding dimensions and components, proper PPE Difference of Fall restraint and fall arrest systems, safety culture and mentality when working in a scaffolding3. Working under rigging lifting radius of the Crane; control measures while lifting overhead is under taken, safe rigging of various materials i.e. Blocks, steel, etc. 4. Near Miss reporting; safety awards and incentives5. Evacuation procedure and emergency response6. Roll Call and Introduction of staffs and their respective roles and responsibilities

Site Safety Observation

1. Housekeeping has been arranged by the PM and CM to be given under the foremans responsibility within his designated area. However, it is unfortunate that up to this point the foremen at site fail to deliver the standard of cleanliness required to facilitate safe working. Meeting was arranged and one of the purposes of which was discussing and arranging the system on which they will operate as far as proper housekeeping in the site is concerned. (see pictures attached)

Site Conditions: Housekeeping

Overflowing Sewage Tank

Our sewage tank is full again. It is overflowing which may cause a lot of detrimental factors concerning health and environment. Furthermore, it may reach the mobile cranes hydraulic components. We need to hire back up contractor to enable on-time collection of the waste water during time when the primary contractor cannot service.

Sub-standard Ladders

As of the moment, I have recalled all defective ladders we have in the site. Some of these ladder were actually just delivered few months ago. In this regard, it is quite evident that the ladders we are purchasing are sub-standard and non-compliant to quality requirement.

Most of the major injuries occurring in a construction site are working heights-related injuries i.e. fracture, mucsle contusions, damage to spinal cord, paralization and worse death. If this doesnt get sorted out, worse consequences may be faced by KELE as a whole.

At the moment since we have disposed a number of ladders, we are now scarce of this said equipment especially now that majority of works need height extensions.

Faisal, please place an MR, if there isnt, for staight ladders of various heights. 10 pieces each.Alsp raise a number of mobile and platform step ladders also in various lengths as shown in the picture.

Sample pictures of defective ladders in site & the sub-standard quality

Incident Report

We had an incident this afternoon 24/03/2015 at around 2:40PM when one KELE steel fixer, Muhammad Ednan ID number 20271 was lifted via FIRST AID man cage from level 2 down to ground level to be treated at the first aid facility. Accounts of the event are as follows.

1. I, HSE representative was notified that one guy fainted at level 2 and needed urgent attention. I proceeded to level 2 immediately.1. Whilst on the way, the site nurse was immediately notified and He responded swiftly.1. The worker laid on the floor and was feeling drowsy but still fully conscious as per the assessment of the nurse. He was not having heat stress according to him as reflected by his pulse rate. When other workers have been asked, they said he was having seizures and possibly came to the site already ill but did not notify his direct supervisors. 1. Site nurse assessment: Possible seizure; Syncope1. After full initial assessment has been made, he was evacuated and lifted via first aid cage in less than 3 minutes and was treated at the first aid cabin.1. Currently the site nurse is observing his recovery progress. (Since the time of evacuation up to this time 3:00PM)

SECTION 8.0 PROGRESS PHOTOGRAPHS

Reinforcement works of 1st Floor slab in Pour 1 & 2

Concreting works of 1st floor slab in Pour 1 & 2

Concreting works of 1st floor slab in Pour 1 & 2

Deshuttering of Bunker wall in Pour 3 from B2 to B1

Reinforcement works of Columns in Pour 4 from B3 to B2 Reinforcement works of corewalls in Pour 3 from B2 to B122