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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.:

05048-01
421-422-DCS-MST-Y-
Contract No.:J-10-421-PF-0 & J-10-422Date Issued: 24 March 2016

PF-0
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)
Method Statement
for
Installation Procedure
of
EMC Storage System
Package 421 - 422
Submitted By:
Name:
Signatu
re:
Date:
Prepared By
(System
Engineer)
Eng. Tareq
Qatarneh
Reviewed By
(QA Manager)
Eng. Ousama
Abbas
Reviewed By
(Safety
Manager)
Eng. Moatasim
Badawi
Approved By
(Project Director Site)
Eng. Hani Kassem

Airport
Development Project
Doc. Ref. No.:

05048-01
421-422-DCS-MST-Y-
Contract No.:J-10-421-PF-0 & J-10-422Date Issued: 24 March 2016

PF-0
(421)
Contract Title:
Aprons, Taxiways, Roads, Tunnels, Bridges, Load Centers
and Infrastructure, Transportation Center and Supporting
Facilities (422)
LIST OF CONTENTS
SECTION
TITLE
PAGE
1.0
CM REPLY TO SUBMITTAL
04
2.0
COMPLIANCE TO CM COMMENTS
07
3.0
SCOPE OF WORKS
10
4.0
PERSONNEL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
10
5.0
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
12
6.0
CONNECTING THE CABLE
40
7.0
CONNECTING POWER CABLES AND POWERING UP
46
8.0
LIST OF ACCRONYMS
50
9.0
STORAGE & HANDLING
50
10.0
GROUNDING REQUIREMENTS
53
11.0
DATA CENTER EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS
53
12.0
SUB-CONTRACTORS / SUPPLIERS
53
13.0
HEALTH & SAFETY
53
14.0
MATERIAL LIST
55
15.0
REFERENCES
56
16.0
SAFETY AND HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT
57
17.0
RISK MATRIX ASSESSMENT
61
Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System
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1 Installing SPE SPS rails_____________________________________________________13

2 Installing SPE rails__________________________________________________________14
3 Installing rails for blade enclosure 0________________________________________15
4 Switching from round to square alignment posts____________________________16
5 Inserting rail alignment posts into rear channel holes_______________________17
6 Inserting rail alignment posts into front channel holes______________________18
7 Installing stabilizer screws__________________________________________________18
8 Installing 2U DAE rails______________________________________________________20
9 Installing 3U DAE rails______________________________________________________21
10 Front view of system components_________________________________________22
11 Rear view of system components_________________________________________23
12 Inserting 2U SPS tray_____________________________________________________24
13 Securing 2U SPS tray in cabinet___________________________________________25
14 Installing the SPS enclosure_______________________________________________26
15 Location of the rear thumbscrews_________________________________________26
16 Attaching the SPS retainer bracket________________________________________27
17 Attaching the SPS side brackets___________________________________________27
18 Attaching the SPS bezel brackets_________________________________________28
19 Installing a battery pack__________________________________________________28
20 4U SPE PSNT tag location_________________________________________________29
21 Installing the enclosure in the cabinet_____________________________________29
22 Rear of the enclosure inserted into the tabs on the left rail________________30
23 Installing the left stabilizing screws_______________________________________31
24 Installing the right stabilizing screws______________________________________32
25 Connecting a power cord_________________________________________________33
26 Installing the SPE bezel brackets__________________________________________34
27 Installing blade enclosure 0_______________________________________________35
29 Aligning the inner rail with white plastic guide block_______________________36
28 Correct location for ball bearing retainer assembly________________________36
30 Inner rail over the first part of ball bearing retainer assembly_____________37
31 Inserting the server in the cabinet________________________________________37
32 Installing the stabilizer screws____________________________________________38
33 Installing the Control Station extension cables____________________________38
34 Cables connecting SPE SPS to SPE________________________________________40
35 Cabling to management ports on SPE and the SPE SPS____________________40
37 Cable SP A and SP B to blades 2 and 3____________________________________41
36 SP A Fibre Channel cables for blades 2 and 3______________________________41
38 SP A and SP B Fibre Channel cables for blades 4 and 5____________________42
39 Blade enclosure management cables_____________________________________43
40 Cabling SPs to four blade enclosures______________________________________44
41 mini-SAS HD to mini-SAS cables___________________________________________45
42 SAS cabling to a DAE 0___________________________________________________46
43 Power up preparation_____________________________________________________47
44 Power up sequence for PDU A ____________________________________________48
45 Power up sequence for PDU B_____________________________________________49

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1 CM REPLY TO
SUBMITTAL

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COMPLIANCE WITH CM
COMMENT

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Compliance with CM Comments

Submit
tal
Title:
SubContrac
tor :
S
/
N
Method Statement for

Installation Procedure of
EMC Storage System
R
e
v
.
ICAD
CM Comments Dated 17
February 2016
Facility
Code:
A000
Area of
Applicati
on:
All 421 & 422

Facilities for
referenced
contracts
Contractor's Reply
1
.
List of all acronyms to be provided
List of Acronyms Added
2
.
Reference to related Contract

Specification for EMC storage system
is required.
Reference to Contract Specification

not applicable. Approved Material
Submittal added in the document
for reference.
3
.
Document layout and spacing to be

adjusted as to conserve consistency
in paragraph distribution
Document layout updated
4
.
Bullets and numbering for paragraphs

should be unified across all document
section
Bullets and Numbering updated
5
.
Identify the number provided next to

each mentioned system component
Description of each of the system

components (total 8 components) added
under the figure in section 5.3.1.
6
.
Identify each of the system

component shown on images and
print screens
Caption added under each image
7
.
Provide unique identification for each

image/picture inside the document.
Reference table of figures shall be
provided
Table of Figures added
8
.
Cabling details and cabling

connections are to be provided as
sections through the method
statement.
Cabling and connectivity details

provided
9
.
Storage and handling section is not

acceptable. It shall cover techniques
and details rather than storage
conditions
Storage and Handling section

updated with more details
1
0
.
System grounding details shall be

provided.
System Grounding requirements

added
1
1
.
System power and network details are

to be provided
System Power details added,

network connections to external
equipment beyond the scope of this
document

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Compliance with CM Comments

Submit
tal
Title:
SubContrac
tor :
S
/
N
Method Statement for

Installation Procedure of
EMC Storage System
R
e
v
.
ICAD
Facility
Code:
A000
Area of
Applicati
on:
All 421 & 422

Facilities for
referenced
contracts
CM Comments Dated 17
February 2016
Contractor's Reply
1
2
.
Health and safety section shall be as

per the approved health and safety
plan.
Noted. Refer to section 13.0 Health

and Safety: 13.12. ICAD and
subcontractors and subsubcontractors Fully comply with
approved SBG safety plan (421-422DCS-PLN-G-00027-04)
1
3
.
Reference section is not acceptable .

Provide reference that matches with
Contractor, contract Specification and
approved material submittal
Reference Section updated,

approved Material Submittal also
added
3.0 SCOPE OF WORKS:

The scope of this document is to provide guidance on installation of the EMC VNX8000 Storage
System in data center cabinets and to perform some basic health check on the system.
The document also guides on installation of different hardware components of the system including
Power Supply Unit, Storage Processors, Control Stations and Disk Array Enclosures. It also covers
the procedures for power connectivity and powering up the system with steps to perform basic
health check of the system.
4.0 PERSONNEL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

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
Identify defects and damages during
work progress
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

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Safety Officer
Detect possible quality problem
required
Vigilant on site monitoring
The Safety Officer is responsible for

monitoring and assessing hazardous
and unsafe situations and developing
measures to assure personnel safety.
The Safety Officer maintains

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

acts or conditions through the regular
line of authority, although the
Safety Officer may exercise
emergency authority to prevent or stop
unsafe acts
When immediate action is required.
He is responsible to check that the
appropriate measures are taken into
account to ensure the work is
undertaken in a safe manner
Telecom Engineer
Implementation and Configuration of
SAN System
Senior Telecom
Engineer
To Supervise the Implementation

and Configuration of EMC Storage
System
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.
A full time engineer shall be on site for

installation, implementation and
configuration of all SAN Systems
A full time senior engineer shall be

on site for installation,
implementation and configuration of
all Storage System
Ensure that the works are carried out
according to the Contract
Specifications, approved method
statement and the shop drawings.
Monitor the progress of work in
relation with the work program and to
report to the Project Manager.
Initiate RIW to QC
Site Engineer
He will ensure that the site

preparation activities are conducted
according to the approval Method
Statement
His responsibility to organize the
work in a safe manner to ensure 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
NOTE:
ICAD is to secure the necessary approval on the related design and shop drawing

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before commencement of work on site.
The method statement will comply the approved design and shop drawings.

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5.0 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES:

5.1 Pre-Installation Checklist:
Refer to manufacturers data sheet for each product for updated installation
procedures.
All passive work should be done and confirmed against the Predictive Planning
locations, all pulled cabled should be done and tested.
Assure availability of all the tools required to install the equipment such as
screwdrivers, bolts and safety equipment.
Clearance is to be provided by main contractor for each Data Center and based on
main contractor timing plan to start storage installation procedure in regard to
scopes affecting the storage installation. (Such as Data Center fiber cable testing,
power availability, cooling, assurance of devices security, dust-free environment and
service panel opening).
Coordinating with DC facilities to make sure that location of storage system matches
the approved rack layouts and there are no discrepancies.
Perform an on-site survey before and after installing the storage system. Our on-site
team will guarantee the right installation method and location of storage system to
meet the project specifications and requirement.

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5.2 Installing the Rails

Begin at the bottom of the cabinet space to install the rails.
5.2.1
Installing the SPE SPS rails

The standby power supply (SPS) is a 2U component at the bottom of the
system and uses a 2U adjustable rail kit. If possible, start the installation for this
component from the bottom-most allowed space in your cabinet.
Procedure
1. From the front of the cabinet, insert the adjustable rail slide and seat the alignment pins
at the end of the rail extension into the rear channel of your cabinet.
2. Extend the rail and align the front of the rails as shown. Ensure that they are
level front to back and with the companion rail, left to right.
3. Insert two retention M5 x 16mm Phillips screws in the front and two M5 x 16mm
Phillips screws in the back of each rail as shown in the following figure.
Figure 1
Installing SPE SPS rails

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5.2.2
Installing the SPE rails

The SPE rails should be installed immediately above the SPS rails. The left
adjustable rail has a connector protruding from the front which goes through a
hole in the front channel of the cabinet and will connect to light the bezel.
Procedure
1. Insert the adjustable 4U rail slide and seat the alignment pins into the rear channel of your
cabinet.
2.
Extend the rail and align the front of the rails as shown below.
Figure 2
Installing SPE rails
3. Insert two retention screws from the front of the cabinet on each side, as
shown.
4.
5.2.3
Insert two retention screws in the back of each rail, as shown below:
Installing the blade enclosure 0 adjustable rails

The blade enclosure 0 2U adjustable rails are installed directly above the last
set of rails you installed. Refer to following figure while performing the
procedure.
Procedure
1. Insert the outer rail (of the adjustable rail) alignment pins (left and right
sides) into the holes in the back of the rack post.
2. Extend the inner rail (of the adjustable rail) and align with the front of the
rack post.
3. To hold the rails in place, insert all the screws (6 places, 2 front and 4 rear) provided
separately.

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Figure 3 Installing rails for blade enclosure 0
5.2.4
Installing the remaining blade enclosure adjustable rails

Install any remaining (optional) blade enclosure adjustable rails above the
adjustable rails of last installed blade enclosure.
Procedure
1. Locate the remaining blade enclosure adjustable rails.
2. Repeat the installation procedure described in the previous task to install the
remaining blade enclosure adjustable rails.
5.2.5
Installing the Control Station 0 outer slide rails

The Control Station 0 outer slide rails are installed directly above the last
blade enclosure rails.
To install the CS0 outer slide rails:
5.2.6
(Optional) Adjust the rack post hole shape on the slide rails
Install the outer slide rail in the cabinet
Adjusting the rail assemblies for the cabinet channel holes

The rail assemblies ship with round alignment posts at the end of the rails for
cabinet channels (NEMA rails) with round holes. If your cabinet has channels
with square holes, switch the rail alignment posts to square posts.
Switching rail alignment posts
On each end of each rail assembly, switch the alignment post assembly
using the procedure that follows. Refer to following figure while performing
the procedure.
Procedure
1. Remove the screw that secures the alignment post assembly.

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2. Push the plastic tab on the alignment post assembly up or down, depending on the rail
end, and hold the tab in.
3. Rotate the alignment post assembly either clockwise to switch from round posts to
square posts or counter clockwise to switch from square posts to round posts until the
assembly clicks into place.
4. Secure the alignment post assembly in place with the screw that you
removed.
Figure 4
Switching from round to square alignment posts

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Date Issued: 24 March 2016
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Aprons, Taxiways, Roads, Tunnels, Bridges, Load Centers and
Infrastructure, Transportation Center and Supporting Facilities
(422)
5.2.7
Installing the slide rails in the cabinet

The universal rail assemblies for this server support cabinets in which the front and rear
mounting channels are 24 inches to 34 inches apart. Each assembly contains a right and a
left slide rail.
Install each slide rail in the cabinet using the procedure that follows.
Procedure
1. From the front of the cabinet, align rail alignment posts with the rear channel holes for the selected 1 U
(1.75 in) cabinet space for the server, and insert the alignment posts securely into the holes.
An audible click indicates that the connection is secure.
Figure 5
Inserting rail alignment posts into rear channel holes
2. Pull the slide rail forward so the front alignment posts go securely into the holes on the
front channel.
An audible click indicates that the connection is secure.
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Figure 6
3.
Inserting rail alignment posts into front channel holes
Secure the rail to the rear channel with a small stabilizer screw.
Figure 7
Installing stabilizer screws
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5.2.8
Installing the Control Station 1 outer slide rails

The Control Station 1 outer slide rails are installed directly above the Control Station 0
rails.
Procedure
1. Locate the Control Station 1 outer slide rails previously removed from the shipping rack.
2. Repeat the installation procedure described in Installing the Control Station 0 outer slide rails above
to install Control Station 1.
5.2.9
Installing the DAE 0 SPS rails

The second standby power supply (SPS) is a 2U component and uses a 2U adjustable rail
kit. The procedure for the installation of the rails for the DAE 0 SPS is exactly the same as
that for the SPE SPS, provided in Installing the SPE SPS rails earlier in this document.
5.2.10 Installing the rails for DAE 0

DAE 0 (the DAE containing the vault drives) can be a 2U, 25 2.5'' drive DAE, a 3U, 15 3.5''
drive DAE, a 3U, 120 2.5" drive DAE, or a 4U, 60 drive 2.5" or 3.5" DAE. Only the 2U 25disk and the 3U 15-disk DAEs are customer-installable.
The 2U DAE will use 2U rails and the 3U DAE will use 3U rails.
5.2.11 Install 2U DAE rails

The following procedure shows you how to install 2U DAE rails.
Procedure
1. Install the 2U DAE rails into the cabinet.
The DAE rails should be installed above the topmost component in the cabinet. The
rails must be aligned carefully so that they are level front to back and with the
companion rail left to right.
Refer to the following figure while performing the procedure that follows.
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a. Insert the adjustable rail slide and seat both alignment pins into the rear channel of your
cabinet.
b. Extend the rail and align the front of the rails.
2. Insert one screw in the lowest hole of the front and two in the back of each
rail.
Figure 8
Installing 2U DAE rails
5.2.12 Install 3U DAE rails

The following procedure shows you how to install 3U DAE rails.
Procedure
1. Install the 3U DAE rails into the cabinet.
The DAE rails should be installed above the topmost component in the cabinet.
The rails must be aligned carefully so that they are level front to back and with the
companion rail left to right.
Refer to following figure while performing the procedure that follows.
a. Insert the adjustable rail slide and seat both alignment pins into the rear channel of your
cabinet.
b. Extend the rail and align the front of the rails.
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2. Insert two screws in the middle two holes of the front and two retention
screws in the back of each rail.
Figure 9
Installing 3U DAE rails
5.3 Installing All System Components

Install the components in the appropriate order.
5.3.1
Installation order of system components

Install your VNX system components in the following order:
1. SPE SPS
2. SPE
3. Blade enclosure 0
4. (optional) Blade enclosure 1
5. Control Station 0
6. (optional) Control Station 1
7. DAE 0 SPS
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8. DAE 0 (look for the yellow label over the vault drives [0-3] as shown in
following figure
It shows an example of the front view of the VNX components and the next
figure shows an example of the rear view of the VNX components. These
figures show an example using two blade enclosures, although a system
supports up to four enclosures.
Your system's hardware information guide provides more detail on each
of these components.
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Figure 10 Front view of system components
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Figure 11 Rear view of system components
Description of the components in above figures:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
SPE SPS
SPE
Blade Enclosure 0
Blade Enclosure 1
Control Station 0
Control Station 1
DAE 0 SPS
DAE 0
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5.4 Installing components of the SPE standby power supply

Install the SPS in the following order:
1. Install the SPS tray.
2. Install the SPS enclosures.
3. Install the SPS brackets.
4. Install the SPS batteries.
5.4.1
Installing the SPS tray

Procedure
1. From the front of the cabinet, align the SPS tray with the lower set of SPS rails.
2. Slide the SPS tray into the rails and secure it to the front channels with two Phillips
M5 x 16 mm pan-head screws on each side.
Figure 12 Inserting 2U SPS tray
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3. Secure the SPS tray to the mounting rails using two M5 x 10 mm panhead
screws. See following figure.
Figure 13 Securing 2U SPS tray in cabinet
5.4.2
Installing the SPS enclosure

Before you begin, attach an ESD wristband to your wrist and the SPS that you are
installing. Install the SPS enclosures one at a time as shown in the following figure.
Procedure
1. Locate an SPS enclosure to install.
2. Grasp one SPS enclosure with the blue latch on the right and slide the SPS into one side of the
tray.
3. Grasp the other SPS enclosure with the blue latch on the right and slide it into the other side of
the tray as shown in the following figure.
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Figure 14 Installing the SPS enclosure
4. Secure each SPS enclosure to the rear of the SPS tray as shown in figure below.
a. Tighten the captive thumbscrews that attach the SPS to the rear side of the SPS tray.
b. Tighten the captive thumbscrews that attach the SPS to the rear middle of the SPS tray.
x 2
x 2
x 4
Figure 15 Location of the rear thumbscrews
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5.4.3
Installing the SPS brackets

Procedure
1. Secure the front of each SPS enclosure together in the SPS tray, attach the SPS front
retaining bracket (available in the rack kit provided separately) with Phillips pan-head
screws in 4 places as shown in following figure.
Figure 16 Attaching the SPS retainer bracket
2. Attach the SPS side brackets to each side of the SPS with screws in 4 places, 2 on
the right and 2 on the left as shown in following figure.
Figure 17 Attaching the SPS side brackets
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3. Attach the SPS bezel brackets to each side of the SPS with screws in 4 places, 2 on
the right and 2 on the left as shown in following figure.
Figure 18 Attaching the SPS bezel brackets
5.4.4
Installing the battery pack

To install a battery pack:
Procedure
1. Grasp the battery pack by its handle and with the wheel latch on the bottom right and slide the
battery pack into slot in the front of the SPS enclosure.
2. Engage the battery pack by pressing the wheel latch while pushing the battery pack further into
the slot. The battery pack clicks into place and the status indicator above the latch shows
yellow indicating that the battery pack is engaged but not connected.
3. Connect the battery pack by pressing the pack's wheel latch while pushing the battery pack
completely into the slot.
The battery pack clicks into the final position and the status indicator shows green
indicating that the battery pack is connected.
1
Figure 19 Installing a battery pack
5.5 Installing the storage processor enclosure

The storage processor enclosure (SPE) is 4U in height. It goes into the next available space
in the adjustable rails.
Procedure
1. Look for the Product ID/SN on the product serial number tag (PSNT) located on the back of the
SPE as shown in following figure.
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2. Record this number to use when you register the product during system setup installation
steps.
Figure 20 4U SPE PSNT tag location
5.5.1
Installing the enclosure on the rails

Procedure
1. With help from another person, lift the enclosure and, from the front of the cabinet, slide the
enclosure onto the rails.
Figure 21 Installing the enclosure in the cabinet
2. Push the enclosure completely into the cabinet so that the tabs on the left rail secure the enclosure
as follows:
l
l
The bottom of the enclosure hooks into a tab on the bottom back of each rail.
The notch of the left rear of the enclosure inserts into the tab on the inside rear of the left rail.
When the enclosure is correctly attached to the rail tabs, the enclosure extends
inch beyond the channels in the front of the cabinet.

Figure 22 Rear of the enclosure inserted into the tabs on the left rail
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3. If the rear of the enclosure does not connect with the rails properly:
a. Loosen the eight screws (four per rail) that attach the front of the rails to the cabinet
front channels.
b. Adjust the rails to allow the tabs to fit into the notches.
5.5.2
Installing the stabilizing screws

Procedure
1. At the front of the enclosure, install the two screws that secure the left side of the enclosure to
the left rail:
a. Remove both fans from the left front side of the enclosure:
To remove a fan, pinch the two orange tabs on the front of the fan together and pull
the fan from the chassis.
b. Install the two screws to secure the left side of the enclosure to the rail.
1
2
3
Figure 23 Installing the left stabilizing screws
c.
Reinstall each fan by pressing the orange tabs together and pushing the fan
completely into the slot.
2. At the front of the enclosure, install the two screws that secure the right side of the
enclosure to the right rail:
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a. Unplug the power cords from each power supply and pull the cords out as
far as possible to allow access to the screws on the right side of the
enclosure.
b.
Install the two screws securing the right side of the enclosure to the rail.
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Figure 24 Installing the right stabilizing screws
5.5.3
Connecting a power cord
The plugs on the power cords in the AC power cord assembly are color coded to the AC
connectors in the power supply.
Procedure
1. Swing the plug over the power supply connector on the power supply.
2. Push the plug into connector until the hook on the plug snaps onto the handle on the supply.
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Figure 25 Connecting a power cord
5.5.4
Installing the SPE bezel brackets
Procedure
1. Install the bezel bracket on one side of the enclosure.
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Figure 26 Installing the SPE bezel brackets
2. Repeat the installation of the bezel bracket on the other side of the enclosure.
5.6 Installing the blade enclosure 0

Refer following figure while performing the procedure.
Procedure
1. Slide blade enclosure 0 above the storage processor enclosure into the adjustable rails by
inserting the component into the tabs at the rear of the rails.
2. Insert the four screws previously removed (but do not fasten) in a diagonal pattern (bottom left,
top right, bottom right, and top left) through the blade enclosure, the cabinet or rack post, and
then into the rail.
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Figure 27 Installing blade enclosure 0
5.7 Installing Control Stations and Extension Cables

The primary Control Station (CS0) will slide into the slot above the last installed blade enclosure.
5.7.1
Installing the server on the rails in the cabinet

The enclosure is heavy and should be installed into or removed from a rack by two
people. To avoid personal injury and/or damage to the equipment, do not attempt to lift
and install the enclosure into a rack without a mechanical lift and/or help from another
person.
Procedure
1. On each slide rail bring the ball bearing retainer assembly fully to the front, so it rides onto the
security knob.
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Figure 28 Correct location for ball bearing retainer assembly
2. From the front of the cabinet, align the inner rails attached to the server with the white plastic guide
block on the front inside of each slide rail.
Figure 29 Aligning the inner rail with white plastic guide block
3. Slide the server into the cabinet so the inner rails extends over the plastic guide blocks and the first
part of the ball bearing retainer assemblies.
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Figure 30 Inner rail over the first part of ball bearing retainer assembly
4. Once the inner rails are properly engaged with the ball bearing retainer assemblies, push the server
into the cabinet until the slide rails are engaged and locked.
An audible click indicates that the slide rails are engaged and locked.
5. On the outside of each rail assembly, slide the blue disconnect tab forward to unlock the server, and
push the server completely into the cabinet.
Figure 31 Inserting the server in the cabinet
6. To further secure the rail assembly and server in the cabinet, insert and tighten a small stabilizer
screw directly behind each bezel latch.
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Figure 32 Installing the stabilizer screws
5.7.2
Connect Control Station extension cables
Procedure
1. Connect the CS0 extension cables. Refer to the figure below. Extension cables are labeled CS0.
a. Connect the CS0 B extension cable to the RJ-45 connector, labeled
cable 1).
B on the CS (see
b. Connect the CS0 MGMT extension cable to the RJ-45 connector, labeled MGMT
the CS (see cable 2).
MGMT
on
B MGMT
B MGMT
IOIO
CS
Figure 33 Installing the Control Station extension cables
2. If a secondary Control Station (CS1) is shipped with the order, connect the CS1 extension cables.
Extension cables are labeled CS1.
a. Connect the CS1 B extension cable to the RJ-45 connector, labeled
cable 1).
B on the CS (see
b. Connect the CS1 MGMT extension cable to the RJ-45 connector, labeled MGMT
the CS (see cable 2).
on
5.8 Installing the DAE 0 standby power supply (SPS)

Repeat the procedure presented in Installing components of the SPE standby power supply
earlier in this document to install the DAE 0 SPS into its rails.
5.9 Installing disk-array enclosure 0

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DAE 0 can be any DAE type supported by VNX: a 3U, 15 3.5'' drive DAE, a 2U, 25 2.5'' drive
DAE, a 3U, 120 2.5" drive DAE, or a 4U, 60 2.5" or 3.5" drive DAE. The 3U, 120 2.5" drive DAE
and the 4U, 60 2.5" or 3.5" drive DAE require deep racks and a service engagement, so they are
not included in this section. Identify and ensure that you are ready to install the DAE with the vault
drives, DAE 0, at this time.
5.10 Install the 2U DAE

Procedure
1. Slide the disk-array enclosure (DAE) into the DAE rails in the cabinet.
Ensure that the enclosure is fully seated in the cabinet. The rail stops in the back will seat into
the back of the enclosure at the correct depth, and the front of the enclosure will be flush with
the cabinet face.
2. When the DAE is in place, insert and tighten all of the screws.
It may be easier to install the screws working in a diagonal pattern, such as bottom left and top
right, bottom right and top left.
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6.0 Connecting the Cables

Connect the cables in the following order:
6.1 Cable the SPS to SP serial ports

There are two SPSs in a VNX8000 system. The lower SPS is cabled to SP A and SP B here. The
second SPS will be cabled to the first DAE (DAE 0) in a later section. The VNX8000 has two types
of SPS sense cables. One pair has RJ12 to Micro-DB9 connections. The second pair has RJ12 to
RJ12 connections. Be sure to identify the correct cables by the cable labels and connectors.
Procedure
1. Locate the cables that have RJ12 connections on one end and a 9-pin mini-connector on
the other and have cable labels pre-attached.
Figure 34 Cables connecting SPE SPS to SPE
2. Connect SPS A to SP A.
3. Connect SPS B to SP B.
6.2 Cabling storage processors to blades

Figure 35 Cabling to management ports on SPE and the SPE SPS
Your system has two storage processors (SP A and SP B). You will connect each SP to each
equipped blade.
Procedure for Cabling SP A and SP B to blades 2 and 3
1. Locate the Fibre Channel cables shown in following figure
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Figure 36 SP A Fibre Channel cables for blades 2 and 3
2. Verify or connect the cable from SP A slot A8 port 0 to blade 2 slot 0 port 0 as shown in
following figure. This is cable 1.
Figure 37 Cable SP A and SP B to blades 2 and 3
3.
4.
5.
Verify or connect the cable from SP A slot A8 port 1 to blade 3 slot 0 port 0. This is cable 2.
Verify or connect the cable from SP B slot B8 port 0 to blade 2 slot 0 port 1. This is cable 3.
Verify or connect the cable from SP B slot B8 port 1 to blade 3 slot 0 port 1. This is cable 4.
Procedure for Cabling SP A and SP B to blades 4 and 5

1. Locate the Fibre Channel cables shown in following figure
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Figure 38 SP A and SP B Fibre Channel cables for blades 4 and 5
2. Verify or connect the cable from SP A slot A8 port 2 to blade 4 slot 0 port 0 as shown in
following figure. This is cable 1.
3. Verify or connect the cable from SP A slot A8 port 3 to blade 5 slot 0 port 0. This is cable 2.
4. Verify or connect the cable from SP B slot B8 port 2 to blade 4 slot 0 port 1. This is cable 3.
5. Verify or connect the cable from SP B slot B8 port 3 to blade 5 slot 0 port 1. This is cable 4.
6.3 Cabling SPs to the blade management modules

When cabling your system, the cables from the SP management modules always connect to the
highest numbered blade enclosure at port 0.
Procedure
1. Locate the Fibre Channel cables shown in following figure.
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Figure 39 Blade enclosure management cables
2. Verify or connect the cable from SP A MGMT to the highest blade enclosure, which is blade
enclosure 3 port 0 on the A side in the example shown in following figure. This is cable 1.
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2.
Figure 40 Cabling SPs to four blade enclosures
2. Verify or connect the cable from SP A MGMT to the highest blade enclosure,
which is blade enclosure 3 port 0 on the A side in the example shown in following
figure. This is cable 1.
3. Verify or connect the cable from SP B MGMT to the highest blade enclosure,
which is blade enclosure 3 port 0 on the B side. This is cable 2.
4. Verify or connect the cable from blade enclosure 0 port 0 to blade enclosure 1
port 1 on the A side. This is cable 3.
port 1 on the B side. This is cable 4.
6.4 Cabling the SPs to DAE 0

Cabling between the SPE and DAEs uses Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) cables. The
Method Statement for EMC Storage System
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cables between
the SPEInternational
ports and The Main Contractor:
ports on DAEs
meter mini-SAS
mini-SAS.
The
connectors on the mini-SAS end have a icon indicating the port for that end.
LCC
are 2HD to
Procedure
1. Identify the mini-SAS HD to mini-SAS cables shown in following figure. They will
not have cable labels attached.
Figure 41 mini-SAS HD to mini-SAS cables
2. Each SP in the SPE has a SAS I/O module in slot 5. (The 11 slots in each SP
are numbered left to right, from 0 to 10.) DAE 0 should be connected to port 0 in
those modules. These cables must be connected before the system can be
powered up.
3. Connect the cables between port 0, slot 5 of the SPE and the ports marked with
double circles in DAE 0. The release tab is on the left side of the SAS I/O
module. Ensure that each end of these cables clicks into place, indicating that
they are seated properly.
Figure 42 SAS cabling to a DAE 0
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7.0 Connecting Power

Cables and Powering
Up
Ensure that all the switches for both the SPE SPS and the DAE 0 SPS are turned OFF:
(locations 1, 2, 3, and 4 in following figure)
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Figure 43 Power up preparation
Ensure that all cabinet circuit breakers are in the ON position, all necessary PDU switches are
switched on, and power is connected.
The power cables are color-coded. Two colors identify the different zones (PDUs). Black power
cables connect to PDU B, while gray power cables connect to PDU A. As soon as you connect the
power cables, the component starts powering up automatically. This is normal.
7.1 Connecting the Gray Power Cables for PDU A
Use the gray power cables to connect the PDU A side cables:Refer to following figure
while performing the procedure that follows.
Connect SPE SPS A to power distribution unit (PDU) A. See cable 1.
Connect SPE SP A to SPE SPS A. See cable 2.
Connect SPE SP B to SPE SPS A. See cable 3.
Connect DAE 0 SPS A to PDU A. See cable 4.
Connect LCC A of DAE 0 to DAE 0 SPS A. See cable 5.
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Figure 44 Power up sequence for PDU A
7.2 Connecting the Gray Power Cables for PDU B
Use the black power cables to connect the PDU B side cables:Refer to following figure
while performing the procedure that follows.
Connect SPE SPS B to power distribution unit (PDU) B. See cable 1.
Connect SPE SP A to SPE SPS B. See cable 2.
Connect SPE SP B to SPE SPS B. See cable 3.
Connect DAE 0 SPS B to PDU B. See cable 4.
Connect LCC B of DAE 0 to DAE 0 SPS B. See cable 5.
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Figure 45 Power up sequence for PDU B
7.3 Powering Up
Ensure that all power cables are locked in place with the retention bails. Dress the
cables as appropriate.
Turn the SPE SPS and DAE 0 SPS switches ON
Wait 15-20 minutes for the system to power up completely.
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8.0 LIST OF
ACCRONYMS:
SPS
Standby Power System
SPE
Storage Processor Enclosure
DAE
Disk Array Enclosure
CS
Control Station
DC
Data Center
AC
Alternating Current
SAS
Serial Attached SCSI
9.0 STORAGE AND HANDLING

The equipment is shipped in custom-designed shipping material, crate, and pallet.
9.1 Pre-Delivery Considerations

Take into account the following considerations prior to the delivery at your site:
Weight capacities of the loading dock, tailgate, and service elevator if
delivery is to a floor other than the receiving floor.
Length and thickness of covering required for floor protection.
Equipment ramp needed if the receiving floor is not level with computer
room floor.
9.2 Moving up and down inclines

To prevent tipping when moving up and down inclines, the following guidelines
are recommended:
When moving cabinets, all doors/drawers should be closed.
When moving the cabinet down an incline, the front of the cabinet must go
first.
When moving the cabinet up an incline, the rear of the bay goes last.
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9.3 Shock and

Vibration
The following table provides the platform shock and vibration maximums and
the transportation shock and vibration levels (in the vertical direction). Levels
shown apply to all three axis.
Platform condition
Non operational shock
Operational shock
Non operational random vibration
Operational random vibration
Packaged system condition
Transportation shock
Transportation random vibration
Frequency range
Response measurement level

(should not exceed)
10 G's, 7 ms duration
.40 Grms, 5-500Hz, 30 minutes
.21 Grms, 5-500Hz, 10 minutes
1.15 Grms, 1 hour
1-200 Hz
9.4 Air Quality Requirements

The EMC storage equipment is designed to be consistent with the requirements
of the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Engineers (ASHRAE) Environmental Standard Handbook and the most current
revision of Thermal Guidelines for Data Processing Environments, ASHRAE TC
9.9 2011.
The equipment is best suited for Class 1A Datacom environments, which consist
of tightly controlled environmental parameters, including temperature, dew
point, relative humidity and air quality. These facilities house mission critical
equipment and are typically fault tolerant, including the air conditioners. In a
data center environment, if the air conditioning fails and the temperature is lost,
a vault may occur to protect data.
The data center should maintain a cleanliness level as identified in ISO 146641, class 8 for particulate dust and pollution control. The air entering the data
center should be filtered with a MERV 11 filter or better. The air within the data
center should be continuously filtered with a MERV 8 or better filtration system.
In addition, efforts should be maintained to prevent conductive particles, such as
zinc whiskers, from entering the facility.
The allowable relative humidity level is 10-90% non-condensing, however, the
recommended operating environment range is 4055%. For data centers with
gaseous contamination, such as high sulfur content, lower temperatures and
humidity are recommended to minimize the risk of hardware corrosion and
degradation. In general, the humidity fluctuations within the data center should
be minimized. It is also recommended that the data center be positively
pressured and have air curtains on entry-ways to prevent outside air
contaminants and humidity from entering the facility.
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electrostatic
discharge
(ESD),
can
harm
electronic
equipment.
which
9.5 Raised Floor Requirements

EMC recommends the use of 24 x 24 inch heavy-duty, concrete-filled steel floor
tiles. If a different size or type of tile is used, the customer must ensure that the
tiles have a minimum load rating that is sufficient for supporting the VMAX3
array weight. Ensure proper physical support of the system by following
requirements that are based on the use of 24 x 24 in. (61 x 61 cm) heavy-duty,
concrete-filled steel floor tiles.
Raised floors must meet the following requirements:
Floor must be level.

Floor tiles and stringers must be rated to withstand concentrated loads of
two casters each that weigh up to 700 lb (317.5 kg).
Floor tiles and stringers must be rated for a minimum static ultimate load of
3,000 lb (1,360.8 kg).
Floor tiles must be rated for a minimum of 1,000 lb (453.6 kg) on rolling load.
For floor tiles that do not meet the minimum rolling load rate, EMC
recommends the use of coverings, such as plywood, to protect floors during
system roll.
Floor tile cutouts weaken the tile. EMC recommends an additional pedestal
mount adjacent to the cutout of a tile. The number and placement of
additional pedestal mounts relative to a cutout are to be in accordance with
the tile manufacturers recommendations. Floor tile deflection should be
minimized with additional pedestal mounts.
Take care when positioning the bays to make sure that a caster is not
moved into a cutout. Cutting tiles per specifications ensures the proper
caster placement.
Use or create no more than one floor tile cutout that is no more than 8 in.
(20 cm) wide by 6 in. (15 cm) deep in each 24 x 24 in. (61 x 61 cm) floor tile.
Ensure that the weight of any other objects in the data center does not
compromise the structural integrity of the raised floor or the subfloor (nonraised floor) of the data center.
9.6 Storage and Operational Specifications
Description
Specification
Temperature, certified for operation
32 to 104F (0 to 40C)
Temperature, ambient non-operating and storage
40 to 158F (40 to 70C)
Humidity (RH), ambient (noncondensing) operating
10 to 90%
Humidity (RH), ambient (noncondensing) non-operating and

storage
10 to 95%
Altitude, certified for operation
197 to 6500 ft (60 to 2000

m)
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10.0 GROUNDINGKing
REQUIREMENTS
Equipment correctly
installed
within
the
cabinet is grounded through the AC
power cables and connectors. In general, supplemental grounding is not required.
If your site requires external grounding (for example, to a common grounding
network beneath the site floor), you can use the grounding lugs provided on each of
the cabinets bottom supports.
11.0 DATA CENTER EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS

11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
11.5
11.6
Screw drivers
Cage nuts
Bolts
Safety equipment.
Storage System
Supplied Rack Mounting Bracket
12.0 SUB-CONTRACTORS / SUPPLIERS

12.1 ICAD
12.2 BAUD TELECOM COMPANY
12.3 EMC
13.0 HEALTH AND SAFETY

13.1 ICAD will ensure safety of personnel as per Project standards
13.2 All personnel involved will use necessary PPE as required such as safety helmet,
glasses, coverall, shoes, gloves, earplugs etc.
13.3 The workers will made aware of the safety requirements related to this activity through
daily toolbox and safety talk.
13.4 All required work permits would be acquired and kept available at respective work Site
hanged clearly in plastic folders.
13.5 Spark arrestor and warning lights will be installed on all mobile equipment.
13.6 ICAD will inspect all equipment priors to use.
13.7 Every effort shall be made to assure that employees can accomplish their assigned
scope of work safely.
13.8 The ability to determine the storage areas, access, potential and existing hazard on the
will identified the facilities for welfare, first aid and sanitation, the work permit procedures
and requirements and the basic precautions on dealing with fire hazard and damage to
property at the planning stage.
13.9 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 precautions
against supervision prior the commencement of work.
13.10Carry out provision of the warning sign and isolation requirements on site
13.11Site HSE manager will be response to the site safety issues and as a key manager to
this project
13.12ICAD and Baud Telecom Company and sub-subcontractors Fully comply with approved
SBG safety plan (421-422-DCS-PLN-G-00027-04)
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13.13Safety and Health

Assessment,
Assessment Matrix
(RAM),is attached.
Risk
Risk
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14.0 MATERIAL LIST
15.0 REFERENCES
EMC VNX8000 Block Installation Guide
ATTACHED Risk Assessment, SAFETY AND HEALTH RISK ASSESTMENT SHEETS
16.0 Safety and Health Risk Assessment:

Description of Work : Installation of EMC Storage System
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Location
King
Abdulaziz
International
: KAIA
Primary
and
Secondary Data Centers

Sequence
of Activity
Risk and
Potential Hazards
Control m
No.
Severity
Consequences
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 permi

Approved method sta
The demarked work a
RESTRICTED AREA
THE UNAUTHORIZE
and should be protect
traffic and movements
Display Safety Poster
SMOKING CIGARETT
NOT BE PERMITTED
Make available Fire E
potential fire hazard a
Make an available of P
Water
Shaded / rest area to
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Risk and
Potential
Hazards
Sequence
of Activity
Control
No.
Severity
Consequences
Activities
Electrical
Vehicle movement
Lifting
Death/shock.
Serious injury to
personnel.
Fall of material,
serious injury,
equipment and
asset damage.
Regular checks on ca
service. Cable protec
Examination by electr
to site before authoriz
under PTW
Establish pedestrian r
with reversing indicato
CCTV if necessary. Ta
strips. High visibility c
operatives.
Lifting control by appo
supervisor, competen
plan and method state
laydown areas. Inspec
ensure LOLER compl
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Risk and
Potential
Hazards
Sequence
of Activity
Control m
No.
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
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
Trained personnel wea

when working at heigh
area protection from in
and/or scaffolding and
cannot be deployed.
Good housekeeping, a
cables, use of correct
and equipment.
Observe best practice
side supports whilst fo
Forced ventilation if ne
monitoring. Escape se
of toxins and flammab
totally eliminated.
Mandatory eye protec
PPE at all times. No w
and bare tops.
Correct PPE at all time
Survey by principal co
maintenance of traffic
assistance whilst mov
plant. Edge protection
Test the confined spac
using gas-testing equi
Provision ventilation (B
Fan)
Check for the existing
Clean the sludges.
Only authorized, traine

experienced will erect
shall be supervised by
certified scaffolding su
Unauthorized personn
the area of activity and
warning signs shall be
Only approved scaffol
be used.
Environmental Requirements:
1. Always Observe Housekeeping
2. Proper Decommissioned Materials.
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17.0 Risk Assessment:

FACILITY
KAIA Primary & Secondary

Data Center
ACTIVITY
Installation of EMC Storage

System
TASK
HAZARD
Incompetent
Drivers
Loading/
Unloading and
Transportation
of Materials to
site
Over loading
2 Jan 2016
RISK ASS
REVIEW DATE:
3-Jan 2016
ASSESSM
ASSESSMENT APPROVAL:
HAZARD EFFECT
(consequence)
Major Injuries, Permanent
Disabilities, Fatality, Material
Damage
Improper
Loading /
Unloading of
Material
Road & Vehicle
Condition
ASSESSMENT DATE:
RISK
12
16
12

Damage
Damage
Minor Injuries
4
Site
Preparation
Incompetence
MITIGATED BY
Material Damage
Slip & Trips
Materials
Fall at Heights
PAGES N
16

Damage
Minor/ Major Injuries,

Permanent Disabilities,
Fatality, Material Damage
12
20
(1) Clear all access/egress free fro

debris. (2)Provision of warning sign
/Equipment that can cause slips or
identified and marked. (4) Tool box
(1) Work at heights using A-type lad

type ladder must in good condition,
defects , A-type ladder should have
protection footing , when working w
should be available to hold the ladd
working at heights A-type ladder sh
(2) Proper scaffolding should be pro
inspected) (3) Adequate supervision
to be conducted prior to start the ac
of Fall Restraint Protection (full bod
Overhead obstruction should be ide
conflict of activities (8) Planning of w
hazardous activity (9) Supervision o
(1) Only competent person shall ca
Proper training for specific a
conducted prior to deployed on s
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HAZARD
HAZARD
EFFECT
(consequence)
MITIGAT
L
RISK
Conflict of
activities
Manual
handling
Installation of
the Rails &
Components (
SPE, SPS,
DAE/0,
DAE/2U,
DAE/3U,
Defective Tools
& Improper use
of tools
Incompetence
Overhead
Obstruction
Sharp edges of
metals
Limited space
of work area
Overhead
Obstruction
Material Fall at
Heights
Installation of
Power Supply
and Battery
Packs
Sharp edges of
metals
(1) Proper planning and coordinatio

to start the work
(2) Site
construction and HSE .(3) Coor
contractors
(1) Always carry the materials in
Above 20kg materials shou
mechanical lifter (3) Ask co-w
Proper posture in lifting obje
manual handling and adequa
PPE
(1) Tools that are defective /won our
be used and remove immediate
Tools should be inspected
accordingly (3) Modified / fabric
be utilized on site (4) TBT & PPE
Minor/ Major Injuries/

Material Damage
Minor Injury , Permanent

Disabilities, Material Damage
16
20
(1) Only competent person shall

((2) Proper training for specific
conducted prior to deploy on sit

(1) Ensure all overhead obstruction

identified (2) Proper illumination
(3) TBT (4) Adequate Supervisio
Minor Injury/ Major Injuries
20
12
Minor Injury, Material

Damage




Minor Injury/ Major Injuries
16
20
(1) Sharp edges should be padd

high grade gloves. (3) Superv
PPE.
(2) Select workers that are able t
in limited space (body built)
workers (3) Area should be fr
edges and installed paddin
supervision and Conduct TBT
worn at all times.

(1) Work at heights using A-type lad

type ladder must in good condition,
defects , A-type ladder should have
protection footing , when working w
should be available to hold the ladd
working at heights A-type ladder sh
(2) Proper scaffolding should be pro
inspected) (3) Adequate supervision
to be conducted prior to start the ac
of Fall Restraint Protection (full bod
Overhead obstruction should be ide
conflict of activities (8) Planning of w
hazardous activity (9) Supervision o
(3) Sharp edges should be padd
high grade gloves. (3) Superv
PPE.
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HAZARD
HAZARD
EFFECT
(consequence)
MITIGAT
L
RISK
Tool / Power
Tools
Incompetence
Improper Work
Execution
Limited space
of work area
Defective
Tools /
Fabricated
Tools
Improper Work
Execution
Installation of
Cable
Connectors
Defective
Tools /
Fabricated
Tools
Incompetence
Limited space
of work area
Overhead
Obstruction
Tool / Power
Tools




20
15
12
15
20
12
All tool shall be inspected and color

Fabricated tools and defective shal
site (3) Use the tools as designed to
Do not modify the tools according to
not alter tools (5) Training how to us
properly (6) TBT/JSA (7) PPE and a
required when working with tools as
Only competent person shall carryProper training for specific activity s
conducted prior to deployed on site
working procedures ( 5) Follow step
stipulated in MST (6) no shortcuts is
JSA (8) PPE and adequate supervi
worn at all times.
Fabricated / Defective tool shall be
(2) tools found on-site that are defe
confiscated (3) Violations shall be im

working procedures ( 5) Follow step
stipulated in MST (6) no shortcuts is
JSA (8) PPE and adequate supervi
Fabricated / Defective tool shall be
(2) tools found on-site that are defe
confiscated (3) Violations shall be im

worn at all times.
All tool shall be inspected and color
Fabricated tools and defective shal
site (3) Use the tools as designed to
Do not modify the tools according to
not alter tools (5) Training how to us
properly (6) TBT/JSA (7) PPE and a
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HAZARD
HAZARD
EFFECT
(consequence)
MITIGAT
L
RISK
required when working with tools as
Criteria ( C ) Consequence:
Negligible- immediate return to work
Minor - first aid and return to work.
Moderate- medical treatment/ lost time
Major- multiple injuries and RIDDOR
reportable
Fatal/Catastrophic- Death, loss of installation
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
Criteria ( L ) Likelihood:
Improbable- so unlikely that it would not happen.
Unlikely- remote chance of event
Possible- inattention may cause an event to happen.
Probable- highly likely without control.
Certain- will happen without intervention /control.
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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Risk C
Risk le
R=C
1-4
5-8
9-10
12-15
>15

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The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

Doc. Ref. No.:

Contract No.:J-10-421-PF-0 & J-10-422Date Issued: 24 March 2016

The Construction Manager:

King Abdulaziz International

The Main Contractor:

(Phase I) Jeddah, KSA

Doc. Ref. No.:

Contractor: Saudi Binladin Group

Contract No.:J-10-421-PF-0 & J-10-422Date Issued: 24 March 2016

PERSONNEL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

CONNECTING THE CABLE

CONNECTING POWER CABLES AND POWERING UP

STORAGE & HANDLING

DATA CENTER EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS

HEALTH & SAFETY

SAFETY AND HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT

RISK MATRIX ASSESSMENT

Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System

1 Installing SPE SPS rails_____________________________________________________13

Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System

Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System

Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System

Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System

Compliance with CM Comments

Method Statement for

All 421 & 422

List of all acronyms to be provided

List of Acronyms Added

Reference to related Contract

Reference to Contract Specification

Document layout and spacing to be

Document layout updated

Bullets and numbering for paragraphs

Bullets and Numbering updated

Identify the number provided next to

Description of each of the system

Identify each of the system

Caption added under each image

Provide unique identification for each

Table of Figures added

Cabling details and cabling

Cabling and connectivity details

Storage and handling section is not

Storage and Handling section

System grounding details shall be

System Grounding requirements

System power and network details are

System Power details added,

Method Statement for Installation Procedure of EMC Storage System

Compliance with CM Comments

Method Statement for

All 421 & 422

Health and safety section shall be as

Noted. Refer to section 13.0 Health

Reference section is not acceptable .

Reference Section updated,

3.0 SCOPE OF WORKS:

4.0 PERSONNEL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: