Project Description: H.K.K & Salem Construction Sdn. Bhd. C2-1
Project Description: H.K.K & Salem Construction Sdn. Bhd. C2-1
Project Description: H.K.K & Salem Construction Sdn. Bhd. C2-1
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.0 INTRODUCTION
The project site is located in the Bintulu Division. The proposed pipe route is
located within road reserve and passing through Jalan Bukit Nyabau and Jalan
Kidurong. The total length of the pipe route is about 9.71 km. The pipe route
starting point grid reference is at E2379414.2130 and N5355128.3690 (at
Nyabau Water Treatment Plan) and ends at grid reference E2376557.6474 and
N5361971.2679 (near the T-Junction of Jalan Tg. Kidurong with Jalan Similajau-
Bintulu). In terms of accessibility, the pipe route along the road reserve can be
reach using the existing tar-sealed Jalan Tg. Kidurong.
(g) Reinstatement of all kind of existing structures, all types of cables, lamp or
telephone posts, roads, driveways, crossovers, fencing, drainage system,
pavement, foot paths, walkways, bus-stops and sheds, fiber-optic cables &
services, etc.
2.3PROJECT COMPONENTS
The project has been designed as part of the overall work to upgrade the existing
water supply system within the project area as part of the overall effort to
improve water supply in Bintulu. The physical component of the project consists
the supply, delivery, laying and jointing of the associated pipelines.
At the time of the site visit for the EMP study, the site preparation works for the
pipeline route is already in progress. Plate No.1 – No.6 shows the pictorial work
progress on site during the site visit for the EMP study.
The proposed Project will be managed and monitored by H.K.K & Salem
Construction Sdn. Bhd. The organisation structure for the proposed project is as
shown in Figure 2.2.
The various activities normally associated with a project of this nature relate to
the different stages of the implementation, namely: -
Site Investigation.
Construction Stage.
Operational/Maintenance Stage.
Project Abandonment.
The perimeter survey is essential to ensure the exact boundary for the
designated pipeline route and booster station site, so as not to encroach onto the
adjacent land lot(s) or properties. As such, the establishment of the external
boundary of the proposed project necessary not only to avoid unnecessary
encroachment into other people’s property during project implementation but
also for settling land claims and acquisition(if any) . Since land acquisition and
crop compensation has always been a potentially contentious issue, it is essential
that it be done with the consent of all interested parties to avert unnecessary
conflicts or claims that could potentially delay project implementation.
EMP Study
An EMP study was conducted to assess the potential impact of the project on the
environment as well as to explore the various options available to ensure that
the project can be implemented with minimal impact on the environment.
The various activities normally associated with the construction stage includes:
Mobilisation.
Establishment of Base Camp (Site office, Stockpile site, workers camp and
workshop)
Site clearing and earthworks.
Civil works
Pipeline Mounting/Laying
Construction of Infrastructures.
General construction.
Disposal of Construction Waste.
Landscaping.
a) Mobilisation
Mobilisation refers to the bringing in of the manpower, machinery and plants
together with raw materials which will be used for the development of the
proposed project.
Project Manager
Safety Officer
Site Agent
Quantity Surveyor
Foreman
Carpenter
Mechanic
Security Guard
Truck Driver
Machinery Operator
equipment would be manoeuvred out the site. A list of machinery and plant
stationed at the project site at the time of report writing is as shown in below:-
Excavator
Bulldozer
Trailer
Concrete Mixer truck
Cargo Crane
Dump Truck
Bar Cutter
Pump
Mobile Crane
Before any of the materials is delivered into construction site, the contractor
must submit source and supplier from which the materials are to be obtained to
the engineer for testing and approval.
The main raw material required in the construction of the project will be
transported using the following roads namely Jalan Nyabau and Jalan Tanjung
Kidurong. The raw material will be transported by trucks or lorries. Most of the
raw materials will be expected to be sourced from suppliers in nearby Bintulu
town.
c) Site Clearing
Site clearing is the removal of the existing vegetation cover on the proposed
project site using excavator or bulldozer. At the time of the report writing, site
clearing has already started. In order to minimise soil erosion due to the direct
impact of surface runoff on disturbed and exposed soil, the project site will be
cleared in phases.
existing carriageway. The estimated area for pipeline clearing is about 48.55
km2.
At the time of report writing, the earthwork activities is on-going which include
the cutting, filling and levelling of the existing terrain and the digging of a
network of temporary drains to facilitate the drainage of surface run off at the
project site. The project is expected to incur minor excavation and reinstatement
work confined along the designated road reserve for pipeline laying.
e) Pipeline Laying
Pipeworks involves the removal of the vegetation cover and excavation within
the designated road reserve. This is normally done by using machinery for
example excavators. Laying of the Mild Steel Cement Lined (MSCL) pipes then
follows. Pipelines are preferably be laid adjacent to roads and opposite to the
electricity lines to provide easy access and maintenance. Pipe laying usually
involves shallow excavation of road reserve up to 1m depth, welding of pipe
length, installation of pipe support, construction of anchor and thrust block and
reinstatement works. Alignment of the proposed pipeline is as shown in Figure
2.1.
f) General Construction
Activities normally associated with general construction include piling, laying of
steel bars and BRC mesh, concreting, hoisting of construction materials and
laying of bricks. Heavy equipment and machinery, such as piling rigs, are utilised
at this stage.
h) Landscaping
This involves the final phase of the project development whereby turfing of
designated open spaces and exposed areas are undertaken.
Abandonment during the planning stage will not result in any significant
financial losses other than the costs incurred for undertaking the various studies,
planning and re-designing activities. However, abandonment during the later
part of the construction stage requires the project proponent to consider plans
for the removal or disposal of temporary structures and facilities and
appropriate restoration works at the site.
Relevant Plates
Figure 2.1:
Figure 2.2