NWR - Company Profile Updated 2022

WATERPROOFING AND ROOFING, EXPANSION JOINT COVERS, FLOOR COATING, CONCRETE
PROTECTIVE COATING, DECORATIVE PAINTING, SCREED AND LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE,

CONCRETE CRACK INJECTION,
CONTENTS
. Introduction
. History
. Mission Statement
. Project Approach
. Organizational Chart
. Quality & ISO
. Markets
. Product System
. Field Specialist
. Capacity & Resources
A. Staff & Manpower
B. Equipment in Multiples
C. Plant & Facility
. Project References
.Substructure Waterproofing
. Roof Waterproofing
. Decorative Painting
. Anti-Carbonation / Protective Coating
. Epoxy Crack Injection & Concrete Repair
. Epoxy and Polyurethane Traffic Coating
. Affiliated Manufacturers
. Affiliated Certificates
. Quality Assurance
. Environmental Safety & Plan
INTRODUCTION
National Waterproofing and Restoration WLL. (NWR) is a specialized construction company
primarily involved in waterproofing and building restoration. Since the expansion of our
market into the Gulf, National Waterproofing and Restoration (NWR) became affiliated
with many well-known local and international manufactures and trading companies in
the application of a full line of construction products.
Our Qatar division is committed to provide you with the same outstanding quality of
the highest skilled employees and professional management team in order to innovate,
develop and implement solutions of the frequent challenges involved in construction
from waterproofing and concrete restoration
to fireproofing and floor coatings.
With variety of services and the quality work that NWR provides, you will have a
professional member joining your construction team.
National Waterproofing has been proudly approved at many prestigious projects such
New Doha International Airport (NDIA) and The Heart of Doha (Doha Land - Musheireb).
We are grateful for your interest in NWR and hope the following information communicates
what services NWR has to offer your organization and the benefits your organization will
see by using NWR
Waterproofing | Roofing | Floor Coating | Concrete Crack Injection | Screed and Lightweight Concrete | Decorative Painting || Fireproofing
Expansion Joint
| Expansion
Covers Joint Covers
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING & RESTORATION W.L.L.

HISTORY PROJECT APPROACH
National Waterproofing & Restoration is a privately held firm, founded in the United States of America. NWR has an established Our project approach is based on total team involvement. Success or failure will belong to all of us;
and proven history since inception. NWR started with waterproofing and concrete restoration and have now broadened therefore we use problem solving, not fault finding tactics to work through project challenges. Lines of
our scope by additionally supplying services from crack injection, fireproof painting, floor coatings just to name a few. Our communication and responsibility must be determined initially and tracked continuously.
corporate growth has been based on repeat clients, resulting in a steady growth pattern of at least 20% per year. NWR’s initial
client base has been the commercial market but has carefully grown into the institutional, municipal, industrial and corporate/
The following software is used to track and support projects:
commercial markets.
Our company is owned and operated by working principals in the firm. Presently, our company staffs over 500, highly technical Primavera Expedition Contract Management
professionals. NWR provides a total commitment to our clients by carefully listening to their requirements and providing the
proper fit of services. Primavera Scheduling and
Microsoft Office Professional Suite
MISSION STATEMENT
NWR’s mission is to surpass our client’s expectations and to provide effectiveness in Quality, Productivity,
Safety, Price and Service.
Waterproofing | Roofing | Floor Coating | Concrete Crack Injection | Screed and Lightweight Concrete | Decorative Painting || Fireproofing
Expansion Joint
| Expansion
Covers Joint Covers

NATIONAL WATERPROOFING TABLE OF ORGANIZATION
General Manager
Subcontract
Operations Manager 1 Operations Manager 2 HR Manager Accounts Administrator/Commercial Procurement QA-QC Manager Safety Manager Logistics Manager
Manager
Accountant
Project Incharge 1 Project incharge 1 Camp Manager QS 1 CAD QA-QC Engr Safety Officers Drivers
Project Incharge 2 Project incharge 2 Public Relation Officer Account Receivable QS 2
Project Incharge 3 Project incharge 3
Projecvt Incharge 4 Project Incharge 4
Waterproo ing | Roo ing | Floor Coating | Concrete Crack Injection | Screed and Lightweight Concrete | Decorative Painting | Expansion Joint Covers

QUALITY AND ISO
National Waterproofing & Restoration has become one of the first Waterproofing & Restoration firms in Qatar to
become certified in ISO 9001. NWR is totally committed to quality and providing the best possible service to our
clients. NWR has embraced the most recent ISO standards to assure our clients of our commitment to a quality
product, supported by quality procedures.
Implementing the ISO quality system has a major and positive impact on quality, productivity and cost reduction.
ISO 9001 registration gives NWR unmatched credibility and advantages in the region.
Having ISO certification requires NWR to have a quality policy and objective statements, a quality manual, control of
all documents and records, plus a total commitment by Management. The ISO process requires top management
to ensure customer requirements are determined and met with the aim of enhancing customer satisfaction. NWR
has a commitment to meeting all ISO requirements, while providing continual improvement at all organizational
levels within the company.

SPORTS ARENAS / INDUSTRIAL
MARKETS The institutional market includes private and public facilities with a very tight construction
schedule:
We serve multiple markets and have diversified our expertise in the following categories:
Hospitals, Health Centers and Psychotic Facilities

HEAVY CIVIL / ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITIES
Universities, Public Schools and Nursing Homes
The market expected a high level of expertise with a great devotion :
Forensic Environment and Correctional Facilities and jails
Airport Terminal, Hangers, Taxiways and control towers

Waste water and Fresh water treatment plants
Car Park Garages and parking structures. PRODUCT SYSTEM
COMMERCIAL / CORPORATE National Waterproofing and Restoration is an Approved Applicator of numerous
types of works including:
Projects encompass high-tech communication systems and flexible layout:
WATERPROOFING/ROOFING AND DAMP-PROOFING

Shopping Centers Mall, Hotels, and Recreation Centers..
Entertainment Centers / Theatres FLOOR COATING
Museums and Art galleries, Office Building Centers CONCRETE PROTECTIVE COATING
INSTITUTIONAL DECORATIVE PAINTING

The institutional market includes private and public facilities with a very tight construc- SCREED
tion schedule :
CONCRETE CRACK INJECTION
Hospitals, Health Centers and Psychotic Facilities
EXPANSION JOINT ASSEMBLIES AND SEALANT
Universities, Public Schools and Nursing Homes
Forensic Environment and Correctional Facilities and jails

WATERPROOFING AND ROOFING
All types of waterproofing, Roofing and damp-proofing including below grade Foundation, blind sided walls, roof tops
and podium, water features, above grade cavity walls and vapor barriers.
FLOOR
OOR COATING
Polyurethane and epoxy traffic coating for Vehicular and, resinous flooring, pedestrian traffic, Polyurea Coating, industrial
fooring system at mechanical rooms, roof tops and where the foor is exposed to ultra violet, concrete sealer and
water repellent.
CONCRETE PROTECTIVE COATING

All types of exterior and interior Anti-carbonation Concrete protective coating at bridge spans, new jersy barriers,
overpasses, viaducts, priers, abutmatments and girder boxes, nontoxic epoxy coating and elastomeric coating.
DECORATIVE PAINTING
Various type of external and internal Decorative paint such as Emulsion paint, acrylic latex paint and vinyl paint
SCREED AND LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE

Fast Curing screed with various thiknesses, sand cement screed Lightweight concrete for roof tops, concrete floor
underlayment.
CONCRETE CRACK INJECTION

Concrete Crack epoxy and polyurethane injection, sound test and replacement of deteriorated, spalled and defective
concrete. maintaining and enhance historical buildings and otherwise significant concrete structure.
EXPANSION JOINT COVERS

Expansion joint assembles of diferent types and sizes, joint sealant of all types including hot poured liquid sealant
at runways and taxi ways of airport, fire stations and large Industrial garages.

FIELD OF SPECIALTIES AT NWR
WATERPROOFING
AND
EXPANSION ROOFING
JOINT COVERS
FLOOR COATING
CONCRETE
CRACK
INJECTION
CONCRETE
PROTECTIVE
COATING
SCREED
AND
LIGHTWEIGHT CONC.
DECORATIVE
PAINTING

COMPANY REGISTRATION
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TAX CARD - ‫ﺑﻄﺎﻗﺔ ﺿﺮﻳﺒﻴﺔ‬
The General Tax Authority of Qatar certifies that the ‫ﺗﺸﻬﺪ اﻟﻬﻴﺌﺔ اﻟﻌﺎﻣﺔ ﻟﻠﻀﺮاﺋﺐ ﻓﻲ دوﻟﺔ ﻗﻄﺮ أن‬
entity is registered as per the following details: :‫اﻟﺠﻬﺔ أدﻧﺎه ﻣﺴﺠﻠﺔ ﺣﺴﺐ اﻟﺒﻴﺎﻧﺎت اﻟﺘﺎﻟﻴﺔ‬
TIN Number 5000179739 ‫رﻗﻢ اﻟﺘﻌﺮﻳﻒ اﻟﻀﺮﻳﺒﻲ‬
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Taxpayer Name:
Nashwnal Watr Brwfynj And Ryzwstryshn
Commercial ‫رﻗﻢ اﻟﺴﺠﻞ اﻟﺘﺠﺎري اﻟﻘﻄﺮي‬
103200
Registration Number
Address Zone: 39 :‫ ﻣﻨﻄﻘﺔ‬Building: 0 :‫اﻟﻤﺒﻨﻰ‬ ‫اﻟﻌﻨﻮان‬
[Headquarter]: Street: ‫ اﻟﻀﻔﺎف‬:‫ﺷﺎرع‬ :(‫)اﻟﻤﺮﻛﺰ اﻟﺮﺋﻴﺴﻲ‬

Qatar - ‫ﻗﻄﺮ‬
:‫اﻟﻨﺸﺎط اﻟﺮﺋﻴﺴﻲ‬
Main Activity: 4329500 - ‫ﺗﺮﻛﻴﺐ اﻧﻈﻤﺔ ﻋﺎزل اﻟﺤﺮارة و اﻟﺼﻮت و اﻟﺬﺑﺬﺑﺎت‬
4329500-Installation of heat, sound and
vibrations insulating systems
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Legal Form: ‫م ﻣﺎﻟﻜﻬﺎ ﺷﺨﺺ واﺣﺪ‬.‫م‬.‫ﺷﺮﻛﺔ ذ‬
LLC with One Person
Activity Commencement :‫ﺗﺎرﻳﺦ ﺑﺪئ اﻟﻨﺸﺎط‬
25/07/2017
Date:
Number of Branches: 0 :‫ﻋﺪد اﻟﻔﺮوع‬
Registered taxes : : ‫اﻟﻀﺮاﺋﺐ اﻟﻤﺴﺠﻠﺔ‬

Income Tax REGISTERED - 25/07/2017 - ‫ﻣﺴﺠﻞ‬ ‫اﻟﻀﺮﻳﺒﺔ ﻋﻠﻰ اﻟﺪﺧﻞ‬
‫ﻫﺬه اﻟﻮﺛﻴﻘﺔ ﻣﺴﺘﺨﺮﺟﺔ ﻣﻦ اﻟﻨﻈﺎم اﻵﻟﻲ و ﻟﻴﺲ ﻣﻦ اﻟﻀﺮوري اﻟﺘﻮﻗﻴﻊ ﻋﻠﻴﻬﺎ‬
.This is a system generated document and does not require to be signed

CAPACITY AND RESOURCES
CAPACITY:
Our workforce consists of Project Managers, Project Engineers, General Foremen, skilled
Journeymen and field personnel. This will allow us to meet and exceed your construction
schedule no matter what it is.
In addition, we are constantly increasing our work force in every department with well
experienced personnel, trained to follow National Waterproofing philosophy.
RESOURCES :
A. STAFF AND MANPOWER
B. EQUIPMENTS
C. PLANT AND FACILITIES

A. STAFF AND MANPOWER
SENIOR PROJECT
PROJECT ENGINEERS OFFICE ADMN.
MANAGERS
15 NOS 6 NOS
5 NOS
OPERATION MANAGER COMMERCIAL FINANCE DEPT.

2 NOS MANAGER 4 NOS
2 NOS
TECHNICIANS AND
QA/QC/QS DESIGN/AUTOCAD
PROFESSIONALS
3 NOS 3 NOS
75 NOS
LEGAL SUPERVISORS ES & H

1 NOS 11 NOS 6 NOS
STORE KEEPERS DRIVERS HELPERS

2 NOS 10 NOS 150 NOS
Waterproofing | Roofing | Floor Coating | Concrete Crack Injection | Screed and Lightweight Concrete | Decorative Painting | Fireproofing | Expansion Joint Covers

B. EQUIPMENTS IN MULTIPLE
HEAVY DUTY LIGHT DUTY VEHICLE
4 x 4 Man lift - 18 M high Deep abriasion Grinder 4.5 ton truck
Captive shot blast Dust Collector unit 4.3 ton truck
Sand Blast Machine Rotary Hammers drill 3 ton truck
High pressure water jet Chipping Machinest 1 ton truck
Compressor Power Floating unit d/c truck
Hi-low lift Generator s/c truck
40:1 Airless Spray Pump Hand Grinder 60 seats bus
60:1 Airless Spray Pump Mechanical Blower 30 seats bus
70:1 Airless Spray Pump Torch applied unit mini bus
Epoxy injection machine Mixers porto cabin
Heavy duty Shop wac Light Tower 4x4 suv
Light weight foam concrete Paint Spray Machine sedan

C. PLANT AND FACILITY
HOME OFFICE
United Tower 6th Floor, Building No. 55 Zone 39, St. No. 343.
Al Sadd State of Qatar
Post Office Box 82503
Tel: +974- 4455 1458
Fax: +974- 4455 1459
Mobile No.: +974 6666 4965
E-mail : [email protected]
Website: [email protected]
WAREHOUSE FACILITIES
� Indoor warehouse at Industrial Area, Street 15
LABOR FACILITY
� Over 1,00 Bed Facility at Industrial Area St. 43
MANAGEMENT FACILITY
� Multiple Locations
Waterproofing I Roofing I Floor Coating I Concrete Crack Injection I Screed and Ligh tweigh t Concrete I Decorative Painting I Expansion Joint Covers

PROJECT REFERENCE
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
COMPLETED / ON-GOING
NWR ‐ COMPLETED PROJECTS
Comments
Client with Contact Sub Value of
Project Type of (define any
Project Name Location Person name and Period From Period To CONTRACTO Contract
Description Contract joint
Phone No R’s role (QAR)
operation)
CCC/Carillion
Heart of Doha – Doha Land Suppy and Successfully
Qatar Basem Khalil Waterproofing 2014 2019 Remeasure 18,000,000.00
Project Package A apply Completed
4463 7111
Multiplex
Heart of Doha - Doha Land Suppy and Successfully
Qatar Steven Holt Waterproofing 2014 2019 Remeasure 16,000,000.00
Project Phase 1C apply Completed
6627 2763
QF Headquarters & Strategic Midmac Suppy and Successfully
Qatar Waterproofing 2011 2016 Remeasure 14,000,000.00
Studies Centre 4452 9210 apply Completed
Heart of Doha - Heritage QACC Suppy and Successfully
Quarter Phase 1A 4442 7316 apply Completed
Multiplex
Suppy and Successfully
QF- National Library Qatar Steven Holt Waterproofing 2012 2018 Remeasure 6,000,000.00
apply Completed
6627 2763
New Doha International Airport Multiplex
Suppy and Successfully
Consolidated Rental Qatar Steven Holt Waterproofing 2012 2017 Remeasure 4,000,000.00
apply Completed
Car Facilities 6627 2763
Man Enterprise Suppy and Successfully
QF-Oxygen Park Qatar Waterproofing 2015 2018 Remeasure 3,000,000.00
4455 3366 apply Completed
National Conventional Centre Man Enterprise Suppy and Successfully
and Podium 4455 3366 apply Completed
Man Enterprise Suppy and Successfully
Viva Bahriya Plot 22 & 23 Qatar Waterproofing 2011 2014 Remeasure 2,000,000.00
4455 3366 apply Completed
QF- North East Car Park at Terna Suppy and Successfully
Qatar Foundation 4450 7782 apply Completed
Qatar Foundation – Central Man Enterprise Suppy and Successfully
Plant Utility 4455 3366 apply Completed
Qatar Foundations Gulf Contracting Suppy and Successfully
Infrastructure Plant 4499 4546 apply Completed
Irrigation Reservoir, Army Man Enterprise Suppy and Successfully
Camp 4455 3366 apply Completed
Doha West Sewerage Gulf Contracting Suppy and Successfully
Treatment 4499 4546 apply Completed
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
PROJECT VALUE
S/No PROJECT NAME LOCATION CLIENT SERVICE PROVIDED AREA (M2) STATUS OF PROJECTS
(QAR)
Hyundai Engineering &
1 Qatar National Museum Qatar Waterproofing, Painting, Floor Coating 120,000,000.00 87,000.00 COMPLETED
Construction
2 Msheireb Qatar Consilidated Contractors Group

Waterproofing Works Education City
QATAR INTEGRATED
3 Qatar Consilidated Contractors Group Station
RAILWAYS
Supply and Apply Wet Area Waterproofing 20,016,397.00 86,272.67 COMPLETED
QATAR INTEGRATED Works
4 Qatar Consilidated Contractors Group
RAILWAYS Injection Works
QATAR INTEGRATED
5 Qatar Consilidated Contractors Group
RAILWAYS (Injection)
6 REDLINE SOUTH ELEVATED Qatar FYAP-JV Duct Bank Waterproofing 1,500,000.00 8,458.00 COMPLETED
Fire Water Tank,Sum Pits & Wet Area

7 Red Line South underground Qatar QDVC 1,127,981.00 22,995.00 COMPLETED
Waterproofing Works
HIA-1 Emergency Exit Waterproofing
8 Red Line South underground Qatar QDVC 2,739,124.00 6,400.00 COMPLETED
Works
9 QIRP Qatar Redco International WLL PVC Waterproofing 2,002,550.00 11,261.29 COMPLETED
10 Al Mutahidah Tower Qatar Lighton Contracting Wet Area Wateproofing 1,378,118.00 41,196.00 COMPLETED
Teyseer Trading & Contracting

11 Obayashi HBK JV Qatar
WLL
12 Heart of Doha , Phase 1B Qatar Sub Structure Waterproofing 15,004,196.00 200,000.00 COMPLETED
WLL
13 Heart of Doha , Phase 1B Qatar
WLL
14 Heart of Doha , Phase 1B (Roof) Qatar Brookfield Multiplex Med Gulf JV Roofing & Wet Areas 19,005,291.00 119,461.37 COMPLETED
UNDER TCCC (VARIATION

15 Heart of Doha , Phase 1B (Roof) Qatar Roofing & Wet Areas 20,005,474.00 122,000.00 COMPLETED
WORKS)
16 Heart of Doha , Phase 1B Qatar Obayashi HBK JV

Anit-carbonation & Emulsion
17 Heart of Doha , Phase 3 Qatar Obayashi HBK JV Epoxy painting 25,006,388.00 805,997.25 COMPLETED
Waterproofing
18 Heart of Doha , Phase 3 Qatar Obayashi HBK JV
Supply and Application of Painting Worl<s

19 Energy City Paint Qatar Zublin International 1,000,182.00 41,724.00 COMPLETED
(Selected Parts)
Multi Story Car Park on Plot W Hyundai Engineering & Fluid Applied Floorings {Polyurethane ,
20 Qatar 2,000,729.00 30,259.00 COMPLETED
for Hamad Construction Epoxy Resinous Coating)
SUPPLY & APPLY OF PROTECTIVE
21 East Corridor P011-Package-2 Qatar China Harbour Engineering 4,001,094.00 267,089.88 COMPLETED
COATING
PROJECT EXPERIENCE
PROJECT VALUE
S/No PROJECT NAME LOCATION CLIENT SERVICE PROVIDED AREA (M2) STATUS OF PROJECTS
(QAR)
22 Green Line Elevated & At Grade Qatar PORR-SBG-HBK JV Waterproofing Works 2,000,729.00 12,283.00 COMPLETED
Hyundai Engineering &

23 LRT Qatar Protective Coating 6,484,256.00 215,826.81 COMPLETED
Construction
Supply and Installation of waterproofing
system a.nd associated works
24 GOLD LINE Qatar ALYSJ JV 4,641,182.00 6,275.80 COMPLETED
for the Tunnel Cross Pansages at
specifieid locations
Supply and Installation of Waterproofing
25 GOLD LINE Qatar ALYSJ JV System and Associated 2,403,788.00 3,899.00 COMPLETED
Works
WATERPROOFING WORKS TO THE
SUBWAY STRUCTURE BELOW
GROUND LEVEL AT SPORT CITY
STATION
SUPPLY AND APPLICATION OF PAINT
FOR CEILINGS, FLOORS AND
WALLS IN BIN MAHMOUD AND SOUQ
WAQIF STATIONS
Supply and Installation of Daku Green Roof
28 QATAR UNIVERSITY Qatar SIDRA 2,184,600.00 4,280.00 COMPLETED
System
Waterproofing Works and Pile Head
29 Masraf Al Rayan Qatar AL DARWISH Treatment (Substructure, Superstructure 2,000,729.00 29,436.00 ONGOING
and Roof)
Sub Structure Waterproofing
Supreme Education Council Laticrete Waterproofing
30 Qatar AL HUDA Engineering Works 35,009,671.00 443,066.57 COMPLETED
Head Quarters Polyurea Waterproofing
Roofing
TOTAL 292,091,034.00
LIST OF ONGOING PROJECTS
Project No Project Name Main Contractor Client Scope of Works Project Status
2022 Project List
Leakage treatment work At Tower 10
22001 Lusail Al Kharaej Tower 10 Al Huda Engineering United Developers Ongoing
basement
Leakage Treatment at Sewage
22002 Palm Tower A Al Mirqab Real Estate Al Mirqab Real Estate Ongoing
WaterTank
22003 Lusail Al Kharaej Tower Al Huda Engineering United Developers Bath Rooms and Toilets Waterproofing Ongoing
22004 Lusail Al Kharaej Tower Al Huda Engineering United Developers Epoxy Floor Coating Ongoing
MR. IBRAHIM AL‐
22005 Construction of Floresta Gardens FG103 Al Huda Engineering Epoxy Lining for Water Tanks Ongoing
ASMAKH
22006 Metro Station CCC Qatar Rail Daily Repair Injection Works Ongoing

2021 Project List
21001 Corniche Al Masrah Park AG Middle East W.L.L Ashghal Epoxy Coating works Completed
21002 Western & Midfield Fuel Farm Expansion Work (WMFF) CCC Qatar Airways Injection Works Completed
21003 Al Dayen park AG Middle East W.L.L Ashghal Epoxy Coating works Completed
Concrete Crack Repair & Waterproofing
21004 ZigZag Tower‐ A Al Mirqab Real Estate West Bay Lagoon Plaza Completed
Rectifications
DOHA PETROLEUM
21005 Fire Water Tank in RLTO Qatar Gas Roof Waterproofing Completed
(DOPET)
Commercial Boulevard Lusail C020 (CP07, C4,5 & 6) PR# Al Jaber & Partners Lusail Reasl Estate Waterproofing system for 40 Nos of
21006 Completed
1702263 Construction Development Company Crossing shade Foundation
RasGas Company Injection Works at B2 level water
21007 Palm Tower A Al Mirqab Real Estate Completed
Limited leakage
Lusail Real Estate
21008 SEEF LUSAIL PRESENTATION CENTER (H20) Hassanesco Waterproofing Rectification Works Completed
Development Company
DAR Investment & Trench Leak Repair at Transformer
21009 ZigZag Tower‐ A & B Al Mirqab Real Estate Completed
Development Company Room
Waterproofing for Water Tanks &
21010 HASSANESCO TOWER ‐ LUSAIL Marina COM31 ‐ (H21) Hassanesco Hassanesco Completed
Ladder
21011 Al Masrah Park at Cornice AG Middle East W.L.L Ashghal Roof Waterproofing works Completed
Sitas Technical Services
21012 Mshereib Project Msheireb Properties Roof Waterproofing works Completed
LLC.
EPDM Waterproofing works for External
21014 Skilled Nursing Facility Project ‐ Hamad Hospital Hyundai Hamad Hospital Completed
Window Perimeter
21015 P708‐Harrods Tea Room Project IMAR Harrods Wet ares waterproofing & Screed Ongoing

CENTRAL DOHA AND CORNICHE BEUTIFICATION ‐
21016 Al Jaber Engineering Ashghal Waterproofing Works Ongoing
PACKAGE 2A
21017 Shopping Mall at Abu Hamour Hassanesco Hassanesco Injection Works Completed
21018 New College of Engineering at Qatar University Al Darwish Engineering Qatar University Line Marking Completed
21019 Women's Hospital Safety Improvement (QAWI) Hyundai Hamad Hospital Waterproofing Works Completed
Design & Build Works for Lusail Plaza Towers Midmac‐MIC Construct Lusail Reasl Estate

21020 Painting Works Ongoing
Plot 1 & 2 (BP 12A & BP 12B) JV (MMJV) Development Company
21021 Skilled Nursing Facility Project ‐ Hamad Hospital Hyundai Hamad Hospital Roof Waterproofing works Completed
JH CONSTRUCTION
21022 PWA‐CORNICHE BEAUTIFICATION Ashghal GRP Lining Works Ongoing
W.L.L
AlBaker Networks &
21023 Eclair De Genie Mall of Qatar Eclair De Genie Mall Waterproofing for Flooring Completed
Engineering
IBA – Ismail Bin Ali MR. MOHAMMED
21024 DAFNA PALACE Waterproofing Works Ongoing
Trading & Cont. Co. ESMAEL A A AL‐EMADI
21025 PWA‐Junc & RA Zone 1 to 68 Ph9 JH Construction Ashghal GRP Lining Works Ongoing
21026 GEWAN ISLAND Main Bridge Work Package_PK4‐Bridges MPJV The Pearl Qatar Structural Crack Treatment Completed

21027 Qatar Gas Tower Al Mirqab_ Injection Works Completed
REMOTE TRANSFER BAGGAGE FACILITY‐BUILDING
21028 ALJABER ENGINEERING MATAR Road Marking Ongoing
PACKAGE NO.HIAEP‐0014
21029 ROADS & Infras. in Semaisma ALJABER ENGINEERING Ashghal GRP Lining Works Ongoing
Design Enhancement for Inner Node 01, 02 & 05 Central
21030 LANDWORX Ashghal Waterproofing Works Ongoing
Doha and Corniche Beautification
21031 Zigzag Tower A Al Mirqab Real Estate Crack repair & Waterproofing works Completed
21032 Palm Tower A Al Mirqab Real Estate Injection Works Completed
21033 P666‐Doha Oasis‐ Food Hall package IMAR DOHA OASIS Waterproofing Works Ongoing
21034 FARM VIllA MIDMAC Painting Works Completed
21035 Al Kharaej Tower RES‐01 Lusail Al Huda Engineering United Developers Injection Works Ongoing
21036 Dharish Villa HCC Injection Works Completed
21037 QIN4 CCC QIN Injection Works Completed
21038 Leakage treatment at Diwan Anex Foundation Msheireb Properties Msheireb Properties Injection Works Completed

CentrAL DOHA AND CORNICHE BEUTIFICATION ‐
21039 ALJABER ENGINEERING Ashghal Waterproofing Works Ongoing
PACKAGE 2A ‐ MIA Underpass
21040 National Archieve Water feature Phase 1 Elegancia FM MDD Waterproofing Works Completed
21041 PWA‐CORNICHE BEAUTIFICATION JH Construction Ashghal GRP Lining Works Ongoing
21042 Design and Build Equestran Zone 15 (CPC‐11A) ‐ ISF ALJABER ENGINEERING ISF Waterproofing Works Ongoing
ALJABER ENGINEERING
21043 Al Thumama Stadium Injection Works Completed
& TEKFEN JV
AL ASMAKH REAL
21044 Construction of the Surgi Art Project Al Huda Engineering Roofing and Wet Area Waterproofing Ongoing
ESTATE
IBA – Ismail Bin Ali
21045 BROOQ 1 at Doha Naval Base (D‐113‐01) Doha Naval Base Epoxy Flooring Ongoing
Trading & Cont. Co.
21046 396Central DohaCorniche Pack2A ALJABER ENGINEERING Ashghal GRP Lining Works Ongoing
Fit out works package for 1 B cluster ( Tower 3,4 & 8) at PLANET EARTH
21047 Waterproofing Works Ongoing
QPD) Contracting W.L.L.
21048 Lusail Al Kharaej Tower 9 Al Huda Engineering United Developers Leakage Mitigation Works Completed
Leakage Treatment at Diwan Anex B1
21049 Msheireb Downtown Doha Project Msheireb Properties Msheireb Properties Ongoing
Ceiling
21050 Lusail Al Kharaej Tower Al Huda Engineering United Developers Epoxy Floor Coating Ongoing
Bath Rooms and Toilets Waterproofing
21051 Lusail Al Kharaej Tower Al Huda Engineering United Developers Ongoing
Works
Masraf Al Rayan Head Office Building (4B+G+8) at Seef
21052 Al Darwish Engineering Masraf Al Rayan Thermal Insulation System Ongoing
Lusail Qatar
Roads and Infrastructure in Semaisma Package 04
21053 ALJABER ENGINEERING Waterproofing Works Ongoing
(DS140‐P04)
21054 396Central DohaCorniche Pack2A ALJABER ENGINEERING Ashghal GRP Lining Works Ongoing
BRIDGES FOR GEWAN ISLAND PACKAGE‐4, THE PEARL STRUCTURAL CRACK TREATMENT AT
21055 MPJV Ashghal Completed
QATAR PAYLON 1
2020 Project List
20001 Ooredoo HQ Building Beacon Ooredoo Painting Completed
20002 Hamad Medical City ‐ Car Park Area Hyundai Hamad Hospital Protective Coating Completed
20003 DOPHP – MDD, Phase3 Park Hyatt Doha Park Hyatt Handicap Parking Completed
20004 Qatar Integrated Railway Project ‐ QNM station CCC Qatar Rail Footing Waterproofing Completed
20005 Ras Abu Aboud Beach Develpment Package 1 AG Middle East Ashghal Waterproofing at Water Tank Completed
20006 Msheireb Downtown Doha‐Phase 3 Obayshi‐HBK JV Msheireb Properties Epoxy Coating Completed
20007 HMC Multi Story Car Park Plot W Project Hyundai Hamad Hospital External Paint Completed
20008 Lusail Package 03‐A‐3, Bridges 4A & 6A FCC Ashghal Waterproofing Repair Works Completed
NSUE, QATAR FOUNDATION, Bill 08,Unforeseen Works
20009 Zublin Qatar Foundation Painting & Traffic Coating Ongoing
(TS26 & TS27)
20010 Sheik Abdul Aziz Building 6, Al Sadd ATAK Sheik Abdul Aziz Injection Works Completed
20011 Main Works in Qetaifan Island North‐Package 4 (Q1N4) CCC Qetaifan Projects Substructure Waterproofing Works Ongoing
Design & Build of Doha South Terminal Pumping Station
20012 Zublin Ashghal Dry & Wet Crack Injection Completed
and Regional Odour Control System (DSTPS)
20013 Qatar University Underground water tank Al Huda Qatar University Protective Coating Completed

20014 Marina COM31 / H21 Lusail Tower Hassanesco Hassanesco Waterproofing Works Ongoing
20015 Lusail Package 03‐A‐3, Bridges 4A & 6A FCC Ashghal Injection Works Completed
20016 P206 ‐ Residential Building ‐ Bin mahmoud (B+G+7) Hassanesco AWQAF Injection Works Completed
20017 Msheireb Downtown Doha Phase 3 Obayashi HBK JV Msheireb Properties Waterproofing Repair works Completed
20018 Injection Works at Swimming Pool Horizon / Arcon Qatar Horizon Injection Works at Swimming Pool Completed
Proposed Villa for Muhammed Ali Jumma Alfadal Al‐ Muhammed Ali Jumma
20019 Hassanesco Waterproofing Works Completed
Sulaiti Alfadal Al‐Sulaiti
Construction of New College of Engineering – Qatar
20020 Al Darwish Engineering Qatar University Daku Green Waterproofing system Ongoing
University
20021 Primary Health Care Building at Old Salata Hassanesco Hassanesco Waterproofing Repair works Completed
SH. ABDULLA NASSER
20022 Commercial Building at Old airport street Hassanesco KHALIFA BIN AHMED Waterproofing Works Not Start
AL THANI
20023 H 45: Abdul Ghani Ware House Factory Hassanesco Abdul Ghani Waterproofing Works Completed
20024 Qatar Oasis ‐ PSSD Project IMAR Qatar Oasis Waterproofing Works Completed

Mejally Technology for
20025 HMC Womens Hospital Hamad Hospital Waterproofing & Screed Works Completed
Contracting
20026 H 24: Construction of 88 Villa Complex at Onayza Hassanesco Hassanesco Waterproofing Works Completed
20027 Residence Villa Eagle Horizon Injection Works Completed
MR. IBRAHIM AL‐
20028 FLORESTA GARDENS / FG‐103 Project Al Huda Waterproofing Works Ongoing
ASMAKH
20029 QETAIFAN ISLAND NORTH OVERALL (QINSW) LeCiel Qetaifan Projects Manhole Waterproofing Completed
Waterproofing Works at Landscape for
20030 QPD TOWER 1 & 2 KENTIA QATAR Qatar Petrolium Completed
Roof Terrace
T08 Basement Floor Epoxy Paint
20031 Msheireb Downtown Doha Phase 3 Obayashi HBK JV Msheireb Properties Completed
Damages
20032 Industrial Shed at New Industrial Area Desert Motor Desert Motor Floor Coating Works Completed

Design & Build of Doha South Terminal Pumping Station
20033 Zublin Ashghal Painting & Coating Works Ongoing
and Regional Odour Control System (DSTPS)
ALIGARH Trading &
20034 Um Alhoul Qatar Economic Zone (QEZ‐3) Manateq Waterproofing Works for TSE Chamber Completed
Contracting W.L.L.
Mr IBRAHIM HASSAN
20035 Farm House Project Al Huda Waterproofing at Swimming Pool Completed
AL ASMAKH
Doha Exhibition and Convention Center Phase 2
20036 Hassanesco Ashghal Concrete Injection Repair work Completed
(External Landscape + 3 Basement Car Parking)
20037 MJ 180/18704 (MR#161451) Medgulf Medgulf Injection Works Completed
20038 Msheireb Downtown Doha Project Msheireb Properties Msheireb Properties External Traffic Marking and Signage Completed
Lusail Real Estate
20039 Lusail Plaza Towers Project ‐ Plot 3 & 4 Hyundai Crack Injection Works (Application only) Completed
Development Co.
APPLICATION OF SUBSTRUCTURE
20040 ASHGHAL AREA BUS DEPOT Redco International Ashghal Completed
WATERPROOFING
20041 Shahaniya Slaughterhouse Redco International Redco International Supply and application of Nitoflor TF 120 Completed
Installation of Internal Water stopper for
20043 Hilton Hotel Project Al Darwish Engineering Hilton Hotel Completed
Construction Joint
Crack Injection and Repairing & Touch‐
20044 MCR Building in Mansoura, Doha Zublin MCR Completed
up for Epoxy Floor
20045 Falcon Tower Al Mirqab Real Estate Al Mirqab Real Estate Expansion Joint Repair Completed
Mr. Mohammed
20046 B+G+10+P at Musheireb Project BEST TECH Roof Waterproofing System Completed
Suliman H.M. Al‐Haider
ALIGARH Trading &
20047 Um Alhoul Qatar Economic Zone (QEZ‐3) Manateq Internal Protective coating Completed
Contracting W.L.L.
20048 CPC02‐09A ISF Correctional Facilities and Female Forces Al Jaber Engineering ISF GRP Lamination Ongoing
20049 Design & Build ISF Training Village Al Jaber Engineering ISF GRP Lamination Ongoing

SUBSTRUCTURE WATERPROOFING
PROJECTS CONTRACTOR LOCATION
Heart of Doha – Doha Land Project Phase 1B Turner/ CCC Doha
Heart of Doha – Doha Land Project Phase 1C Turner / Brookfield Doha
Qatar National Museum ASTAD / Hyundai Doha
Supreme Education Council Head Quarters ASTAD/KEO / Al Huda Doha
Gold Line rail cross passages ALYS JV Doha
Green Line Elevated & at Grade Rail Station PMC/ PORR/HBK Doha
Red Line South Elevatd PMC/ FYAP Doha
QF-West Side Car Park ASTAD/ Man Enterprise Doha
PMC/ CCC Doha

Msheireb Education City , Major Station
1 rail station
Education city 5 PMC/CCC Doha
New Holiday Inn Hotel Man Enterprise Doha
Hamad Medical Hospital Hyundai Doha
P003 LRT Lusail Development Infrastructure CDM Smith / Hyundai Doha

SOME OF COMPLTED PROJECTS
PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
New Doha Intl. Airport Passenger Rail System

Group 5
Underground Station Box
New Doha Intl. Airport Drainage System,

Gamuda WCT JV
East and West Runways
New Doha Intl. Airport Emiri Terminal,

CDC Takenaka
Car Parking & Mosque
New Doha Intl. Airport Catering Facilities Muhibba
New Doha Intl. Airport Cargo Support Facilities ADCC JV
New Doha Intl. Airport Aircraft Maintenance Hanger ADCC JV
New Doha Intl. Airport Airport Operation Facilities CSCEC
Heart of Doha – Doha Land Project Package A CCC
Heart of Doha – Doha Land Project Package B HBK/Hyundai/CAT
Qatar Foundation – Student Centre Redco Int’l/Carillion
Qatar Foundation – Central Plant Utility Man Enterprise
Qatar Foundations Infrastructure Plant Gulf Contracting
Irrigation Reservoir, Army Camp Man Enterprise
GE Learning and Development Centre Geosan Dynamics
Al Marqab Tower Ramco
Barwa City Amenities Zone MZ & Partners/

Shapoorji Pallonji

SOME OF COMPLETED PROJECTS
PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Aayan Tower HBK
National Conventional Centre and Podium Man Enterprise / Baytur
Sheikh Fahad Tower at West Bay Sheikh Fahad
Old Airport Road Commercial Centre Cybarco
ARWA Tower Habtoor
Al Hitmi Tower R Block Higgs and Hill
Samariya Tower Habtoor
Doha West Sewerage Treatment Gulf Contracting
Doha Tower China State
Barwa Commercial Avenue Hochtief
Al Khaleed Ready-mix Concrete Plant Insha Construction
Qatar Steel Gulf Contracting
Al Hitmi Tower Commercial Block Higgs and Hill
Khalifa Stadium City Permanent Tributes ITCC
Virginia Commonwealth University Expansion- QF ITC
Piazza Foxhills Residential- Lusail Damac Properties
U.S Army Camp Medical Facilities Silver Falcon
Irrigation Reservoir, Army Camp Petroserve
New Doha International Airport Airport Access Pass MACE / Amana Walbridge
New Doha International Airport Consolidated Rental

MACE/ Brookfield
Car Facilities
Viva Bahriya Plot 22 & 23 KEO/ Man Enterprise

PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
QF- National Library ASTAD /Brookfield Medgulf
Heart of Doha - Doha Land Project Phase 2 Turner/Arabtic
Heart of Doha - Doha Land Project Phase 1C Turner / Brookfield
QF- North East Car Park at Qatar Foundation ASTAD/ Terna
Heart of Doha - Heritage Quarter Phase 1A Turner/ QACC
International Bank of Qatar KEO / Construction

Reconstruction
Construction of Fitness Facility at Katara QDC/Midmac
Construction of Lusail Pedestrian Bridge 4A and 6A Parsons /FCC Citizens

Services
Lusail Development Construction Package
HBK
CPC 06 (Utility Structures)
Lusail Infrastructure CP3A FCC- SAMSUNG
QF - South East Car Park Shapoorji Pallonji
QF Headquarters & Strategic Studies Centre ASTAD/MIDMAC
Oxygen Park Man Enterprise
New Doha International Airport Duty Free

GDH Global/Zublin
Warehouse Facilities
Qatar Foundation Infrastructure
KEO/Man Enterprises
(North and South Plants)
New Doha Intl. Airport
Obi/ Sky Oryx
Concourse A, B, C and the Main Terminal

QATAR FOUNDATION CENTRAL LIBRARY
GE LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT CENTER

PUBLIC MOSQUE & VERTICAL CIRCULATION (NDIA)
EMIRI TERMINAL CEREMONIAL PODIUM

HEART OF DOHA 1 C (DOHA LAND)
HEART OF DOHA 1 C (DOHA LAND)

Various Roof Waterproofing Projects
Various Roof Waterproofing Projects
These is roofs have been waterproofed

with hot fluid applied system
HEART OF DOHA 1 B (DOHA LAND)
HEART OF DOHA 1 B (DOHA LAND)

HEART OF DOHA - DOHA LAND PHASE 1-A
AIRCRAFT MAINTAINANCE HANGAR - NDIA

CARGO SUPPORT FACILITIES - NDIA
CARGO SUPPORT FACILITIES - NDIA

QATAR NATIONAL MUSEUM (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
QATAR NATIONAL MUSEUM (3D RENDER)

QATAR NATIONAL MUSEUM (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
QATAR NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER PARKING STRUCTURE
QATAR NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER

QATAR FOUNDATION HEADQUARTERS FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES
QATAR FOUNDATION HEADQUARTERS FOR STRATEGIC STUDIES

PASSENGER TERMINAL COMPLEX - CONCOURSE B (NDIA)
PASSENGER TERMINAL COMPLEX - CONCOURSE B (NDIA)

REGENCY TOWER

QATAR INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC BANK

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New College of Engineering Building Qatar University
PROJECT REFERENCE
DECORATIVE PAINTING & ANTI-CARBONATION

PROJECTS
(DECORATIVE PAINTING )
PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Qatar National Museum ASTAD/ Hyundai Engineering
Msheireb Properties (HOD) - Phase 3 Obayashi-HBK
CP4B- Lusail Development Infrastructure Midmac/ Yuksel JV
ENERGY CITY LUSAIL ZUBLIN
GOLD LINE UNDERGROUND - BIN MAHMOUD PMC/ALYJ JV
GOLD LINE UNDERGROUND - SOUQ WAQIF PMC/ALYJ JV

PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Villagio Carrefour Warehouse Facilities Carrefour
West Bay Power Supply, Kahramaa Consortium -GTC
QP Messaieed Maintenance Facilities Gulf Contracting
Ras Gas 18 Pipelines at QIP Kettaneh
QP - Ras Laffan Gulf Contracting
Attenuation Tank at Bin Hamad New Centre Building
Civil Defenses Headquarters Al Balagh
Lusail Development Phase 1 and 2 Al Jabers & Partners
AKH Tower Ramco
C Ring Road Office Building Al Amoudi Trading
New Carrefour at Land Mark Mall Silver Falcon
Owaina Tower Al k hayarin
Parcel 17 Podium and Tower @ Pearl Gulf Housing
Doha Tower CSCEC
Sheraton Hotel Renovation Owner
Petroleum Mesaieed Group 5 5

PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
New Doha International Airport CP 69 MACE/ Butec
Viva Bahriya Plot 22 & 23 Aecom/ Man Enterprise
Doha Convention Centre Turner/ Sixco – Midmac
New Arrival Terminal Package 2 AMC
Fume Treatment Plant for QATA LU M KKettaneh
NDIA - Fuel System Building Punj Llyod
EPIC for Container Terminal Amana Contracting
Pepsi Cola New Storage Ali Bin Ali
UUS Army Camp Medical Facilities Silver Falcon
B. Trading Showroom Doodsal
Omar Bin Al Khattab Pump Stations Bilfinger
Lusail Infrastracture CP3A FCC/ Samsung
East Corridor - CP011 China Harbour

PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Doha Express Highway- D Ring Road Terna
Re-coating on Immigration Bridge Al Darwish
New Doha Int’l Airport Road Facilities Midmac/ Yuksel JV
Industrial Interchange Doha Express way Konstruktor
Retaining Walls at New Land Mark Bridge Al Darwish Engineering
Al Amir St. Upgrade and Interchange Bin Omran Trading & Contracting
Doha Express Highway CP 2 Bilfinger
Doha Expressway Highway & Viaduct Package 3 Bilfinger
Underpass & Viaduct Gharaffa Bridge Al Darwish
22nd February St. and Al Amir St Upgrade & Interchanges Bin Omran Trading
Doha Expressway Package 7 Aecom/ Yuksel- Midmac
Ras Aboud Underpass Aecom – Yuksel

MDD Phase 3 - Epoxy Coating for Traffic Deck, Ramps, Kerbs & Line Marking. Anti Carbonation Painting for Walls, Columns and Soffit

MDD Phase 3 - Epoxy Coating for Traffic Deck, Ramps, Kerbs & Line Marking. Anti Carbonation Painting for Walls, Columns and Soffit

MDD Phase 3 - Storage & Plan Rooms - Epoxy Coating for Floor & Plinths. Emulsion Painting on Walls, Columns and Soffit

Hamad Medical City, Plot-W, Epoxy Coating for Floor, Ramps, Kerbs and Line Marking

Hamad Medical City, Plot-W, Epoxy Coating for Floor, Ramps, Kerbs and Line Marking

ISLAMIC MUSEUM OF QATAR
DOHA EXHIBITION CENTER (3D RENDER)

DOHA EXHIBITION CENTER (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)
EAST CORRIDOR-CP011
EASTCORRI
DOREXPRESSWAY
PO11,
PACKAGE
-2
EAST CORRIDOR-CP011
NORTH ROAD LANDMARK BRIDGE
ANTI CARBONATION COATING AT BRIDGES AND OVERPASSES - NDIA

INDUSTRIAL ROAD EXPRESSWAY
D-RING ROAD EXPRESSWAY

ANTI CARBONATION COATING AT BRIDGES AND OVERPASSES - NDIA
LANDMARK BRIDGE ANTI CARBONATION COATING AND INDUSTRIAL PAINTING

DOHA EXPRESSWAY PACKAGE 7

LUSAIL DEVELOPMENT - CP3A (PHASE II)
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING & RESTORATION

W.L.L.
P003 - Lusail Expressway (LRT Tunnels), Pearl

P003 - Lusail Expressway (LRT Tunnels), Onaiza

CP04 - Southern and Marina Interchanges

LUSAIL
DOHADEVELOPMENT
EXPRESSWAY PRIMARY
PACKAGEINFRASTRUCTURE
7 CP - 4B


PROJECT REFERENCE
EPOXY CRACK INJECTION &

CONCRETE REPAIR
PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Doha Tower CSCEC
Lusail Development, Utility Tunnel Al Jaber & Partners
Samariya Tower Al Habtoor
Al Mansoora Tower Al Khayarrin Group Trading
QAFCO Extension QAFCO
Ras Abu Fontas Reservoir Gulf Contracting
Ras Laffan Water Tank System Kettaneh
Kahramaa Tanks at Old Airport Road Kahramaa
Gas & Petroleum, Ras Laffan Qatar Petroleum
22nd February Street Manhole Injection

Bin Omran
at Various Locations
Fume Treatment Plant for QATALUM Kettaneh
Industrial Area Water Reservoir, Street 41 Combined Group
Kahramaa Reservoirs (MIG & 9 MIG Reservoir) Qatar Building Company
New Doha International Airport

Group 5
Passenger Rail System Station Box
Common Cooling Seal water system

Dodsal
CCWP 2
New Doha Intl. Airport Main and OBI/ Sky Oryx

Passenger Terminal
New Doha Int’l Airport

Concourse A, B, C OBI/ Sky Oryx
Infrastructure Priority Package, Qatar

KEO / Man Enterprises
Foundation

PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Kahramma DNS Substation Kahramaa
GTC 45 MIC Reservoir Tank Al Astaldi Arabia
2000 MW Power Plant Kettaneh
Ras Laffan Common Cooling Seawater System Dodsal
SC & Sewage Treatment Plant Six Construct
Al Sadd Development Centre HBK
Water Reservoir at Industrial Area Qatar Building Company
New Doha Int’l Airport Road Facilities Yuksel –Midmac JV
NDIA, Fuel System Building Punj Llyod
EPIC for Container Terminal Amana Contracting
CMU Project at Qatar Foundation EMCO
GTC 05/115/ED LPG Bottling plant for Woqad

Dopet
at Industrial Area
Rationalization of TSE system Al Huda Engineering
QP Ras Laffan Qatar Petroleum
Four Star Hotel Gulf Contracting
Al Danah/ Sarah Tower MMG
Bypass Chamber PS 13 Yuksel- Midmac JV
Coral Hotel Coral Hotel
Office Building at Bin Omran Amar Construction
Traffic Defense Headquarter Al Balagh
Zigzag Tower Gulf Contracting
QF- National Library ASTAD/ Brookfield
Jaida Tower Brookfield Medgulf
Viva Bhariya KEO/ Man Enterprise

NDIA - PASSENGER TERMINAL
RAS LAFFAN

PROJECT REFERENCE
EPOXY AND POLYURETHANE

TRAFFIC COATING
PROJECTS CONTRACTOR
Construction of New Research Complex

Tadmur
at Qatar University
Sanaiya Compound at Industrial Area Al Badr
Yuhan Tower Car Park Commodore Contracting
Nissan Showroom Car park Gulf Contracting
Le Mirage Hotel/Penthouse Mid Contracting
New Doha International Airport CP 19 CDC Takenaka
Rotana Hotel Gulf Contracting
National Convention Center & Car Park Man Enterprise- Baytur JV
QP - Al Waha Club Ray Projects
New Doha International. Airport CP 16 OBI/ Punj Lloyd
New Doha International. Airport CP 65

OBI/ Al Jaber & Partners
Airline Operations Facility- BHS
V Viva Bahriya Parcel 7A Gulf Contracting
New Doha International. Airport CP 18 Sky Oryx JV
Doha Tower CSESC

NISSAN SHOWROOM
EPOXY FLOORING SYSTEM - WEST BAY POWER

QATAR CONVENTION CAR PARK
QATAR AIRWAYS ROTANA HOTEL

EMIRI TERMINAL - LOOKING EAST
EMIRI TERMINAL - LOOKING WEST

KATARA FITNESS CENTER
Waterproofing I Roofing I Floor Coating I Concrete Crac Injection I Screed and Lightweight Concrete I Decorative Painting I Expansion Joint Covers
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING &RESTORATION WLL.

AFFILIATED MANUFACTURES
• American Hydrotech • Giscosa

• Aquasel • Grace Company
• Ardex • Hitchins
• Awazel • Hempel
• BASF (Degussa) • IMI
• Bayer • Jotun
• Bitumat • Kelmar
• BituMode • Knopp
• Carboline (Nullifire) • Laticrete
• Cafco (Promat) • Leigh’s Paints
• Celotex • Mapei
• Cetco • Nafuflex
• Chemrex • Nobleseal
• CMCI • Neogard
• Conmix Chemicals • NuKote
• C S Group M & M System • Permaquik
• CAPAROL • Phoenix Paint
• Derbigum • Pitchmastic (PMB)
• Dermabit • Polybit
• Dex - O – Tex Crossfield • PPG
• Diasen • Rockwool
• Dow Chemical • Schomburg
• Dudick • Sherwin Williams
• Dulux • Sigma
• Firestone • Sika
• Five Star • Soprema
• Flowcrete • Sodamco
• Fosroc • Tremco
• Foamglas • Vandex
• Gaco Western • Xypex

AFFILIATED CERTIFICATES
Tremco CPG UK Limited
Coupland Road
Hindley Green
Wigan
WN2 4HT
T. 01942 251400
www.cpg-europe.com
TREMCO SEALANTS,
WATERPROOFING & COATINGS
APPLICATOR CERTIFICATE
This certifies that

National Waterproofing & Restoration
W.L.L P O Box 23856 – Doha / Qatar
has been registered as a Preferred Applicator and
has demonstrated competence in applying the Tremco
range of products.
The certificate is valid from 11 October 2020 to 10

October 2021
Kind Regards
Pritam Chaudhari
Regional Sales Manager
Registered in England No. 251311. Registered Office: Hays Galleria,1 Hays Lane, London SE1 2RD
BITUMODE QATAR WATERPROOFING FACTORY Code: QC-40
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Certified Applicator
Edition: 1
Page: 1
From: BITUMODE QATAR WATERPROOFING FACTORY

Located in new industrial area, Green Area, P.O. Box.39199
Manufactured of APP, SBS and Self-Adhesive Bitumen Modified Waterproofing
Membranes.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
We, Bitumode Qatar Waterproofing Factory, located in the New

Industrial Area- Doha- Qatar certifies that: National Waterproofing
& Restoration WLL, is one of our certified applicators in
waterproofing projects. And authorized to submit our samples and
any required documents for approval in waterproofing projects. And
authorized to·supply and install all our product range in waterproofing
projects.
Best regards,
For
Bitumode Waterproofing Factory
Date: 18/09/2019 Company Stamp
DATE : JUNE 05, 2018
HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED TRAINING PROGRAM ON WATERPROOFING

APPLICATION PROCEDURE OF XYPEX MATERIALS UNDER OUR GUIDANCE.
WE CERTIFY THEM NATIONAL WATERPROOFING & RESTORATION AS TRAINED

APPLICATORS FOR COMPLETE XYPEX SCOPE OF WORKS.
THIS CERTIFICATE IS VALID FOR A PERIOD OF 24-MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ISSUE.
Approved Applicator Certificate
This certifies that
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING & RESTORATION WLL
have been registered as an Approved Applicator

and demonstrated competence in applying the following
BASF Construction Chemicals – Master Builders Solutions products
MasterSeal 700BG, MsaterSeal 550,

MasterSeal 588, MasterSeal M 262
For and on behalf of

Gulf Additive Factory
__________________
Gravin Martin
Technical Services Manager Valid from: 01 January 2020
Gulf Additive Factory Valid until: 31 December 2020
(subject to periodic site inspections)
Ref.: APC0067-MA22092020-NWR
Street 703, Light Industrial Area, Messaieed
‫ﻣﺻﻧﻊ ﺍﻟﺧﻠﻳﺞ ﻟﻠﻣﻭﺍﺩ ﺍﻹﺿﺎﻓﻳﺔ‬ PO. Box: 2050 Doha – Qatar
C.R. NO. : 102054
Gulf Additive Factory Tel: 44169957

Email: [email protected]
22nd September 2020
Ref: GAF-L-GM-849
Subject: Approved Applicator Certificate
To Whom It May Concern
We GULF ADDITIVE FACTORY (GAF) authorized distributor and local manufacturer under
license of Master Builder Solutions – BASF Construction Chemical LLC, hereby confirm that
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING CO is approved as a GAF Applicator for the BASF
Construction Chemicals / Master Builders Solutions brand of ranges of products.
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING CO has demonstrated competence in applying the following

BASF Construction Chemicals product:
 Concrete Repair
 Coatings
 Performance Flooring (Epoxy/ Polyurethane/ Cementitious)
 Waterproofing
 Grouting
 Joint Sealants
This approval is valid from 01 January 2020 until 31 December 2020 and is subject to periodic
site inspections.
Should you require any further information or assistance relating to the above please contact
the undersigned.
Yours sincerely,
Gravin Martin
Technical Services Manager
+974 55193358
[email protected]
MAS/ma
Authorize Distributor in the State of Qatar for all

BASF Construction Chemicals Products
Issue Date: April 2018 Page 1 of 1 Ref. N° GAF/SAL/F/13

Qualified Applicator Certification
NCSQA200017
The holder of this certificate has been trained and is attested to be a
qualified applicator of Nukote Coating Systems Products
Name: National Waterproofing Company, Doha

Country: Qatar
Company: Nukote Coating Systems ME
Issued: February2, 2008
Re certified: January 25, 2011, January 25, 2014
Authorized:
Michael S Osborne Issued by:

62 Whittemore Avenue T +974 55686430
Cambridge, MA 02140 [email protected]
www.gcpat.com
Ref. No.: GCP/ME/TS-614 Date: 20th September 2020
To
National Waterproofing & Restoration WLL,

P.O. Box: 23856,
Doha, Qatar
Kind Attn. : Mr. Albert Mozzen, (General Manager)
Subject : “GCP Preprufe® 300R Plus - Bituthene® 8000HC Waterproofing Membrane System”
Project : “Construction of 88 Villas at West Bay, Qatar”
Dear Sir,
We write with regards to the “Construction of 88 Villas Project” to confirm the following information.
GCP certifies that National Waterproofing & Restoration WLL has fulfilled the requirements to become
GCP Trained Applicator and have undertaken projects using GCP Product.
We confirm that National Waterproofing & Restoration WLL has been registered as GCP Trained
Applicator with regards to the application of the following GCP Products / Systems.
Preprufe® 300R Plus,

Bituthene® 8000HC and
Ancillary Materials
This letter remains valid based on the products being applied in strict accordance with our current technical
product data. This letter is valid for 01 year from the date of issuance and will be renewed subject to
completion of an additional GCP Specialist Applicator Installation Training program.
This letter does not warrant any specific installation of GCP Products undertaken by the applicator and
hence cannot accept liability for work carried out by the applicator company.
We trust this will assist, please contact us if you require any additional information.
Yours faithfully,
Pradeep Sudarsanan
Technical Service Manager
T +974 55686430
www.gcpat.com [email protected]
Ref. No.: GCP/ME/TS-576 Date: 17th May 2020
To
National Waterproofing & Restoration WLL,
P.O. Box: 23856,
Doha, Qatar
Kind Attn. : Mr. Albert Mozzen (General Manager)
Subject : “GCP Preprufe® 300R Plus – Bituthene® 8000HC, Fully Bonded Waterproofing
Membrane System”
Project : “Qetaifan Island North, Phase 1, Package 4 – Infrastructure and Linear

Development Project, Lusail”
Dear Sir,
We write with regards to the “Qetaifan Island North, Phase 1, Package 4 – Infrastructure and Linear
Development Project” to confirm the following information.
GCP certifies that National Waterproofing has fulfilled the requirements to become GCP Trained
Applicator and have undertaken projects using GCP Product.
We confirm that National Waterproofing has been registered as GCP Trained Applicator with regards to
the application of the following GCP Products / Systems.
Preprufe® 300R Plus,

Bituthene® 8000HC and
Ancillary Materials
This letter remains valid based on the products being applied in strict accordance with our current technical
product data. This letter is valid for 02 year from the date of issuance and will be renewed subject to
completion of an additional GCP Specialist Applicator Installation Training program.
This letter does not warrant any specific installation of GCP Products undertaken by the applicator and
hence cannot accept liability for work carried out by the applicator company.
We trust this will assist, please contact us if you require any additional information.
Yours faithfully,
Pradeep Sudarsanan
Technical Service Manager
Scientifically SuperiorTM Technologies
Dex-O-Tex Product Line

by Crossfield Products Corp.
www.dexotex.com
Date: March 15, 2014
West Coast Office
3000 E. Harcourt Street
Rancho Dominguez, CA 90221
Tel 310-886-9100
Fax 310-886-9119
To Whom It May Concern:
East Coast Office
140 Valley Road
Roselle Park, NJ 07204 Subject: Crossfield Products Corp. – National Waterproofing W.L.L.
Tel 908-245-2800
Fax 908-245-0659
Dear Sir:
Performance Proven Since 1938 We as Crossfield Products Corp. through our regional partner (Duphill Technical
____________________________ Solutions LLC, Dubai, UAE) appoint National Waterproofing W.L.L. company as our
Manufacturers of: applicator partner in Doha, Qatar.
Decorative and Functional
Commercial, Industrial and Institutional
We support them fully on Msheireb Downtown project for all Ffloor coating packages.
Floors and Wall Coating Systems
Chemical, Slip and Temperature We further confirm that they have satisfied our criteria in the technical aspect of
Resistant Floor and Coating Systems the job and would provide technical assistance whenever needed during the course
Electro-Static Dissipative and
of the project.
Conductive Flooring Systems
Underlayments, Waterproofing
Sincerely
Membranes and Repair Systems
Promenade Roof Decking
Parking Deck Surfacing

and Sport Surfacing Systems
Moisture Vapor Transmission Ronald W. Borum

Mitigation Systems Executive Vice President
Marine Deck Coverings Crossfield Products Corp
_____________________________
Winner of the Export

Achievement Award,
Presented by the President
of the United States
_____________________________
LEED® GREEN BUILDING CREDITS

Dex-O-Tex thin-set epoxy
terrazzo & other systems can
be used with approved state-
of-the-art recycled glass filler
& glass chips, which can
contribute to LEED® Green
Building credits
Date: November 14th, 2013
RE: Neogard Coatings USA - National Waterproofing, Co. Approved Contractor
To Whom It May Concern:
We as Neogard and through our Master Distributor Duphill Technical Solutions LLC, Dubai, UAE,
represented by Mr. Ruel Lopez, appoint National Waterproofing, Co., represented by Mr. Albert
Mozzen, as our approved applicator in Doha, Qatar.
We fully support National Waterproofing, Co. on this bid (Msheireb Downtown) project for the car park
coating package.
They have satisfied our criteria in the technical aspect of the job and would provide technical
assistance whenever needed during the course of the project.
Always at your service,
Daniel Vázquez, CSI

NEOGARD,
International Business Manager
(214) 353-1689 O
(214) 350-7624 F
(214) 629-9418 M
[email protected]
CC: Mr. Ruel Lopez (DUPHILL)
2728 Empire Central, Dallas, TX 75235-7624 • 214-353-1600 • FAX 214-357-7532

www.neogard.com
Construction Specialties Middle East LLC
� Construction Specialties 1705 Dubai World Trade Centre
P.O. Box 9260, Dubai, UAE
Tel: (971 4) 331-2167 / 331-1673 / 332-5204
Fax: (971 4) 331-5023
Email: [email protected]
www.c-sgroup.com
Dubai
January 15\ 2012
st
Approved Installer for C/S Expansion Joint Covers (Qatar)- Valid till 1 January 2014
To whom it may concern:
This letter is to certify that M/s National Waterproofing Co. is an approved installer for C/S Expansion Joint
Covers for the region of Qatar. National waterproofing has undergone training from C onstruction Specialties
Inc. and has a track record for installing C/5 Expansion Joint Covers in United States for many well known
projects.
Address
National Waterproofing Co.
P.O. Box- 23856, Doha, Qatar
Contact Details
Mr. Albert
Email - [email protected]
Phone/ Fax - +974 4694500 / +974 4694900 - Mobile - +974 55574120
Thank you
For Construc��9��¾,Middle East LLC

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HEMPEL PAINTS (QATAR) W.L.L.
P.O. Box 3484 Tel: +974 44559000
Doha Fax: +974 44600901
hempel.com Email: [email protected]
21st September 2020

JAD/MOZE/092120
This is to certify that
NATIONAL WATERPROOFING &

RESTORATION WLL
(Paint Division )
P.O Box 23856
Doha-Qatar
Have been registered
As an approved applicator
Of the following Hempel Products
Decorative Coatings
Floor Coatings
Best Regards,
Jad Abou Fadel

Sales Manager - Decorative
Mobile: 55816284
In-House QA/QC Manual / Inspection
testing plan (ITP)

QUALITY ASSURANCE & QUALITY CONTROL
Quality Assurance for Administrative Procedures
The key element for project quality assurance is the on-site project staff led by the Project Manager.
Attainment of project administrative quality requirements, however, is accomplished by and is the
responsibility of all project personnel throughout the life of the project.
Review and approval of project purchase orders.
Assignment of key project personnel.
Review and approval of all correspondences.
Control of the site receiving and accounting processes.
Control of all project payroll processes.
Control of project records and files.
Adherence of fieldwork to the contractual specification, drawings, procedures and restrictions.
Coordination with contractor field operations.
Control technical requirements, bills of quantities and requisitions.
Establishment of requirements for supplier sources.
Control of design and design change for all quality related items.
Control, review and distribution of contract drawings, specifications and other documents.

Establishment of a project reference, library of applicable codes and
standards for use by project personnel.
Review of non-conformances and resolution of non-conformances

activities including corrective action measures.
Review of project performance.
Comprehensive and timely reporting to Management and the Owner

on status of work, rate of progress and any potential impediments to
completing the job as planned.
Control of necessary orientations, trainings, qualifications, and

performance of field personnel.

Subcontractor Project
QA/QC Plan
National Waterproofing &
Restoration WLL
Contents
1.0 GENERAL ..................................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Scope ................................................................................................................................................5
1.2 Purpose ............................................................................................................................................5
1.3 Content ............................................................................................................................................5
1.4 Business Objectives ..........................................................................................................................5
1.5 Quality Objectives ............................................................................................................................6
1.6 Company Culture and Ethics ............................................................................................................6
1.7 Qualifications and Experience..........................................................................................................6
1.8 Company Information ......................................................................................................................7
2.0 QUALITY POLICY.......................................................................................................................................7
3.0 QUALITY SYSTEM .....................................................................................................................................8
3.1 General .............................................................................................................................................8
3.2 Elements of the System ...................................................................................................................9
3.2.1 Quality Manual including Quality Management System ( Attached Separately ) ...................9
3.2.2 Operating Procedures ..............................................................................................................9
3.2.3 Forms and Templates...............................................................................................................9
3.2.4 Quality Improvement Plan .................................................................................................... 10
3.2.5 Internal Assessment Program ............................................................................................... 10
3.2.6 Applicability of Quality Standards ......................................................................................... 10
3.3 Responsibilities and Authorities.................................................................................................... 11
3.4 Management Review .................................................................................................................... 12
3.5 Contract Review ............................................................................................................................ 13
4.0 QUALITY PLAN ...................................................................................................................................... 14
4.1 General .......................................................................................................................................... 14
4.2 Project Organization Chart............................................................................................................ 14
4.2.1 Project Organization Chart........................................................................................................ 15
4.3 Management Representation. .................................................................................................. 16
4.4 Quality Audits................................................................................................................................ 16
4.5 Inspection and Testing .................................................................................................................. 17
4.5.1 General .................................................................................................................................. 17
4.5.2 Inspection and Testing at Installations of the Manufactured Product ................................. 18
4.6 Inspection and Test Status ............................................................................................................ 19
4.7 Control of Non-Conforming Product or Service ............................................................................ 20
4.7.1 General .................................................................................................................................. 20
4.7.2 Application ............................................................................................................................ 20
4.8 Corrective Actions ......................................................................................................................... 21
4.8.1 General .................................................................................................................................. 21
4.8.2 Responsibility ........................................................................................................................ 21
4.8.3 Application ............................................................................................................................ 21
4.9 Handling, Storage, Packaging and Delivery................................................................................... 22
4.9.1 General .................................................................................................................................. 22
4.9.2 Responsibility ........................................................................................................................ 22
4.9.3 Handling, storage, packaging and delivery of incoming goods............................................. 23
4.10 Quality Records ......................................................................................................................... 23
4.11 Internal Quality Audits .............................................................................................................. 25
4.12 Training ..................................................................................................................................... 26
APPENDIX A – PROCEDURES................................................................................................................... 27
A.5 – Non- Conformance and Corrective Action procedure. ................................................................. 27
5.1 OBJECTIVES ................................................................................................................................... 27
5.2 PROCEDURE .............................................................................................................................. 28
5.3 RESPONSIBILITIES ......................................................................................................................... 29
5.4 VERIFICATION OF CORRECTIVE ACTION PERFORMED.................................................................. 30
5.5 LAY-OUT OF THE NON-CONFORMANCES/CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ................................................ 30
5.6 FILING ........................................................................................................................................... 31
1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Scope
This Project Quality Plan (PQP) has been prepared to cover all activities undertaken under the Sub-
Contract and as described in the Method Statement.
1.2 Purpose
This PQP has been specifically designed to:
o Provide a simple and practical yet comprehensive framework encompassing all aspects of
the quality system and enabling a gauge of its successful application.
o Provide a communication means for effectively conveying our company quality objectives
and values to our customers, employees, business associates and the community.
1.3 Content
The key elements of this PQP are:
o Quality Policy Statement.
o Quality Objectives.
o Quality System.
1.4 Business Objectives
o Maximize financial benefits through the effective application of its intellectual and material
resources and highly qualified and competent staff.
o Develop a reputation for excellence in the services provided, and to be recognized as one of
the most creative and successful professional companies.
o Successfully attract and secure new business opportunities through reputation and service
excellence.
o Generate funds to achieve objectives and to support future growth and development.
1.5 Quality Objectives
National Waterproofing & Restoration Co W.L.L. has developed the following set of Quality
Objectives to ensure that the key elements of both the Quality Policy and the Business Objectives
are realized.
o Determine and understand the specific service requirements of each customer and ensure
that they are met through agreement of standards of acceptability and by maintaining
conformance to the company's Quality System.
o Promote a collective commitment to the pursuit of excellence within NWR.
o Adopt a team approach to the continuous review and improvement of the entire Quality
System.
o Provide confidence in the Quality of our services to customers.
1.6 Company Culture and Ethics
Being a specialist service company, NWR recognizes that its most important asset is its people.
Much effort is spent in developing a supportive environment conducive to the pursuit of Quality in
which individuals can work autonomously and creatively within the organization’s structure and
Quality systems. The idea of "right first time" is maintained throughout the company.
The Quality system emphasizes that the customer is the final arbiter of our service Quality. The
service focus is always given to understanding and meeting customer requirements through
personal attention.
NWR strives to maintain and develop high personal integrity, and professional ethics in all staff.
The company provides a high degree of care for its employees and maintains a nurturing role,
emphasizing their future and value to the organization.
1.7 Qualifications and Experience
The highly specialized nature of the company's general business requires that the General
Manager only appoint Project Engineers adequately qualified and experienced for the tasks
required. Internal quality assurance for specialized tasks is given on the basis of staff Qualification
and Expertise and is the responsibility of the Project Managers.
1.8 Company Information
Detailed Company information including the scope & special fields of activities, credentials,
areas of operations, nature of projects executed, etc. are available in the Company Profile along
with the General Organizational Structure (already been submitted ).
2.0 QUALITY POLICY
It is the policy of NWR to set appropriate standards of professional competence in all its work
and to ensure that client specifications, regulatory requirements and acknowledged codes and
practices are fully complied with.
NWR is committed to:
o Cost performance and on-time performance of their engineering services and project
management to the client's satisfaction.
o Promotion of high quality and professional service standards by all employees at every stage
of every project.
o Establishment and maintenance of a high degree of quality awareness at every level in the
organization, and encouragement of individual initiative in achieving performance and
quality.
o Monitoring and measurement of quality performance, taking appropriate remedial action as

required and provision of feedback to employees regarding their performance and
professionalism.
It is the responsibility of every staff member to implement this policy in the area of activity for
which he/she is accountable.
As the Operation Manager (Waterproofing Division) of NWR Co. W.L.L, I fully endorse the
Quality System and require all personnel to do the same.
3.0 QUALITY SYSTEM
3.1 General
NWR W.L.L. has established a Quality System to control the Quality aspects of their services. The
Quality System is a fully documented system consisting of:
o Policy Manual.
o Quality Procedures.
o Technical and General documentation such as Control Forms Project Records, and Standard
Company Correspondence Templates.
o Internal Assessment and Quality Improvement Plan Records
Adherence to the Quality System by all personnel will:
o Ensure that responsibility for all aspects is identified and allocated to personnel sufficiently
capable and experienced to perform their function in the project team.
o Provide accountability at all stages by ensuring that the above personnel know and accept
their responsibilities.
o Ensure that all work is checked and verified against client needs.
o Maintain uniformity in the design, drafting, documentation, construction management and

all other technical and professional services provided by NWR.
o Ensure that all technical information, on which projects are based, is updated regularly and
is in line with current "state of the art" practices and technology.
o Require regular auditing of the Quality System to ensure that management quality goals are
met.
3.2 Elements of the System
The following describes in greater detail the elements of the Quality Management System:
3.2.1 Quality Manual including Quality Management System ( Attached Separately )
The Quality Manual provides the structure and framework for the following:
o Quality Policy.
o Quality Objectives.
o Quality Management System Documentation.
3.2.2 Operating Procedures
The operating Procedures are those activities which are determined to be of a critical nature to
the organization and whose outputs (if not of the required standard) could result in a loss of
customer satisfaction or revenue to the business.
The Operating Procedures indicate who is required to do what, why, where and when. They
indicate how the team operates as a whole and define responsibility and set accountability for the
team members.
Referenced by the Operating Procedures are the forms and documentation (if required) that
may be applicable to the procedure.
3.2.3 Forms and Templates
Forms and templates are predominantly used to streamline or simplify a business process and
are also used as a mechanism to record the activities or outputs from the process. NWR Standard
Forms are provided in Appendix B.
3.2.4 Quality Improvement Plan
The Quality Improvement Plan is designed to provide a framework in which

change/improvement can be managed effectively and contains the following components:
o What is the current level of Quality?
o What do we want to improve?
o How do we improve?
o When does it happen and who is responsible for the improvement?
o What will be the measure of success of our improvement?
3.2.5 Internal Assessment Program
Internal Assessment provides the yardstick by which the Quality Management System will be
judged. It also provides the discipline for the improvement of the Quality Management System itself.
Key components of the Internal Assessment System are as follows:
o Internal Audits.
o Corrective action.
o Quality Improvement.
o Management Review.
Details of these items may be found in the Quality Assurance Procedure, Internal Quality
Auditing.
3.2.6 Applicability of Quality Standards
The quality system of NWR has been designed to conform to the International Quality
Standards.
For the development of the Quality Manual the guidelines as stated in ISO 9001 are consulted.
The policy is aimed to satisfy the demands as stated in ISO 9001 for
External Quality Assurance.
It is not the intention of this Quality Manual to simply duplicate the specific clauses of the
relevant Standards. Information of this nature is maintained by the Quality Officer of NWR and is
contained within copies of the appropriate standards. This information is accessible to all staff of
NWR.
3.3 Responsibilities and Authorities
The organization chart shows the basic reporting and line of management structure for the
project.
The project is headed by the Project Manager who is directly responsible to the General
Manager who is the principal and who has final authority with respect to the involvement of the
company. His/her is the primary contact between NWR and the Client.
The Project Engineers are responsible for the engineering of the project and the coordination of
internal and external intellectual and material resources.
The Quality Officer is responsible for reviewing the company's Quality Policies as they relate to
the project, and maintenance of records of the NWR Quality System.
All the staff at NWR is "stakeholders" in the Quality System. Therefore, each employee has the
authority to initiate the following activities in relation to quality matters:
o Proactive assessment of potential/actual/perceived service problems.
o Recording and communicating these problems in the appropriate manner.
o Initiation of activities to resolve these problems.
o Undertaking feedback to ensure resolution has been achieved to the satisfaction of the
customer.
The Company General Manager is responsible for determining the authorities, necessary
qualifications, experience and training associated with each company position. Details of verification
activities for individual positions are contained within the appropriate Procedures.
3.4 Management Review
The Management Review is to establish periodically an evaluation of the efficiency and cost
effectiveness of the quality system.
The General Manager is responsible for the quality System for the purpose, he will once a year
instigates a meeting with all concerned as stated in the Company Manual.
Information concerning other affairs that may cause changes to the policy also needs to be
discussed. In this matter reference is made to changes in new technology and contractual legal
details (environmental, safety and standards). The results of all such meetings will be recorded so
that all necessary actions can be taken and implemented.
Clients may assess NWR’s quality system by means of their own auditing methods.
The Quality Management System will be subject to two levels of review:
o Operational Review of the Quality System will be undertaken on a regular basis in the form
of regular Team Meetings where any member of NWR can suggest alterations and
improvements to the current system. Discussion of the suggested alterations or
improvements will lead to a decision to adopt or dismiss the suggestion.
o All matters which require a Company Policy decision will be recorded in the Quality Logbook
as a reference for on-going quality assessment. Minutes of the meeting will also be
recorded. The reviews will be of an informal but structured nature.
Management Review of the Quality System will be undertaken on a regular basis to determine
the following outputs:
o Suitability of the Quality System to the business requirements.
o Effectiveness of the Quality Plan result.
o Quality Improvement Plan results.
o Measure of achievement against our Quality Policy objectives.
Minutes of the meetings will be recorded and used as a reference for on-going quality
management. The basis for the evaluation will be as follows:
o Results of self-assessment.
o Input from customer feedback.
o Review of Quality Improvement Plan.
o Performance of subcontractors.
3.5 Contract Review
Contract review is to investigate if all demands in the contract can be met and that the demands
are stated correctly and unambiguously.
The General Manager is responsible for the evaluation of contract requirements.
It is important that if contract details are found ambiguous then the Client should be contacted
as soon as possible to clear up any areas of doubt.
The clarification / any such amendments must be formally recorded with all parties
countersigning their agreement.
If nonconformance(s) occur(s) in the (to be submitted) offer against the specified requirements
of the contract, these amendments will be submitted in writing to the (potential) Client.
The actual consequences of these disagreements have to be assessed (cost-time).
If there are areas in the Scope of Work that NWR cannot offer, the (Potential) Client will be
informed.
Evaluation of the contract needs to be completed before a quotation is formally issued. This is to
prevent any non-conformance with the client in the contractual phase, which may occur between
the quotation stage on one hand and the demands in the Contract on the other.
As soon as an inquiry has been received it has to be investigated, technical and commercial
analysis to be made in order to find out whether the demands are unambiguous, defined correctly
and can also be met in full in order to offer the Contract.
At this stage of the contract alternative, if any, technical proposals are also to be evaluated and
suggested.
4.0 QUALITY PLAN
4.1 General
The NWR statement concerning quality policy and objectives as given in the section 2.0 & its sub
clauses.
4.2 Project Organization Chart
The PROJECT ORGANIZATION CHART (see attached) states the relation and responsibilities of
individuals within the organization. The headquarters staff consisting of General Manager,
Departmental Heads, Engineers and Administrative & Clerical staff is not shown.
The project organization formed is headed by the Project Manager controlling a multi-
disciplined engineering task force.
HSE Policy

ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN
NWR is committed to providing employees and others a safe and healthy working
environment on projects. We have developed and promoted a safety program,
designed to prevent accidents. The NWR Safety Manual outlines policies and
procedures to prevent injuries, illnesses, and loss to property and to the environment
during all phases of the project.
The Safety Program for National Waterproofing & Restoration has been developed
to govern activities for all personnel employed in any capacity of NWR. The Safety
Program Manual is dedicated to the goals as stated in the Occupational Safety
and Health Act of the United States of America and was adapted to the Qatari
Standards. The main objective of the regulations is to provide a work place, free
from recognized hazards.
Accidental loss can be controlled through proper management in combination

with active employee participation. Loss prevention is the direct responsibility of
all managers, supervisors and employees. All employees must perform their jobs
properly and professionally at all times. Personal commitment to safety must be
viewed as a way of life.
Safety practice in place allowed us to perform large projects like NDIA with over
15,000,000 million hours accident free

Subcontractor Safety Plan
National Waterproofing & Restoration W.L.L
Safety Plan – National Waterproofing & Restoration Page 1

Table of Contents
1. Description of Project
1.1Location
1.2Scope of Work
2. Responsibility /Identification of Key Personnel

3. Statement of Subcontractors’ Safety and Health policy
4. Applicator Certificate
5. Scope of Work Evaluation
6. Hazard / Risk Assessment
7. Control Measures / Activity Hazard Analysis
8. Subcontractor Periodic Safety Inspections
9. Subcontractor Risk Mitigation Two –Week Look-Ahead Planning
Submission
10. Compliance Requirements Policy
11. Written Progressive Disciplinary Program
12. Hazard Correction Policy
13. Training and Instruction Policy
14. Project Site Employees Orientation Program Subjects
15. Employee Communication System and Policy
16. Record Keeping Policy
17. Accident/ Exposure / Investigations Policy
18. Emergency Action Plan
18.1 Awareness
18.2 Emergency Evacuation Procedure
19. Site Specific Medical Emergency Plan
20. Hazard Communication Program
20.1 Policy
20.2 Purpose

1. Description of Project
1.1 Location:
Doha – State of Qatar
1.2 Scope of Work:
Waterproofing Works, Decorative Painting, Injection Works, Floor Coating
2. Responsibility / Identification of Key Line Personnel
Contractor: National Waterproofing & Restoration Co.W.L.L

Post Box No. 23856
Doha- Qatar
Telephone: +974 4455 1458, Email: [email protected]
Project Management Team
General Manager Albert Mozzen 5557 4120

Project Manager Abdulrahman 66332716
QA/QC Manager Akhtar Farvis Marendreen 50297817
Project Engineer Sunil kumar Kandiyil 66278705
HS&E Officer Sreekumar Kumar 77590101
3. Statement of our Safety and Health Policy
It is National Waterproofing and Restoration Company’s belief that our people are most
important asset that the preservation of employee safety and health must remain a
constant consideration in every phase of business. It is our intent to provide a work
environment as free of hazardous as possible.
All employees are responsible for working safely and productively, always remaining
aware of hazards in their jobs and following recognized safe work practices including
the use of Personnel Protective Equipment ( PPE ).

“Our Goal is to have a Zero Incident and Injury Free Work Place”
Our statement of general policy is:
▪ To provide an adequate control of the health and safety risks arising from our
work activities
▪ To consult with our employees on matters affecting their health and safety
▪ To provide and maintain safe tools
▪ To ensure safe handling and use of waterproofing materials
▪ To provide information, instruction and supervision for our employees
▪ To ensure all employees are competent to do their tasks and to give them
adequate training
▪ To prevent accidents and cases of work –related ill health
▪ To maintain safe and healthy working conditions and
▪ To review and revise this policy as necessary at regular intervals
4. Applicator Certificate

5. Scope of Work Evaluation
1 Delivery of materials to the point of application using truck
2 Surface preparation using grinder to remove all concrete irregularities
3 Application of Waterproofing Works
Note: See Our Method Statement for further information.
6. Hazard/ Risk Assessment
Hazard Task Proposed Control Measures/

First Aid
Inhalation Ensure adequate ventilation. Wear
proper PPE and keep unprotected
people away.
Take affected person to a fresh air
and keep quiet. Seek immediate
medical advice.
Swallowing Ensure adequate ventilation. Wear
people away.
Wash out mouth with fresh water.
Do not induce vomiting .Never give
anything by mouth to an
unconscious person. Seek
immediate medical advice.
Eye contact Ensure adequate ventilation. Wear
people away.

Rinse opened eye for several
minutes under running water. Seek
Skin Contact Ensure adequate ventilation. Wear
people away.
Immediately wash with soap and

water and rinse thoroughly. Seek
Flammable Wear self-contained respiratory
protective device, Use suitable
extinguishing agents, CO2, powder
or water spray.
Itching to skin Wear proper PPE
7. Control Measures
Already explained in risk assessment table.
8. Subcontractor Periodic Safety Inspection
The safety and health program will be reviewed and be revised, updated or changed at
the time if needed.
All employees of National waterproofing and Restoration Company will attend and
participate the daily DAILY STARRT briefing and weekly Safety meeting (TOOLBOX
meeting). Our safety engineer will be around the site throughout the project and report to
the WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE Department immediately in case any unsafe
action occurs.
Competent Person; NWR has designated Mr. Jimmy Moronfoye as our health and
safety officer.

Responsibility:
▪ To assist the supervisor / foreman and all other levels of management in the
initiation, education and execution of an effective safety program generally and
more specifically the following.
▪ Introduce and arrange safety induction with the WCT Berhad Qatar Construction
HSE officer to all new employees.
▪ Follow up on recommendations, suggestions etc made at the weekly TOOLBOX
meetings and DAILY STARRT talks. All topics of safety concerns will be
documented accordingly and report to WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE
Department.
▪ Be thoroughly familiar with the company safety program and assist the personnel
in the execution of standard policies.
▪ Conducts safety inspection at periodic basis and report WCT Berhad Qatar
Construction HSE Department
▪ Address all hazards or potential hazards as needed
▪ Sit with WCT Berhad Qatar Construction First Aider/ Nurse to maintain adequate
stock of first supplies and other safety equipment to ensure their immediate
availability.
▪ WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE meetings present two week look ahead
planning program.
Periodic Inspections are performed according to the following schedule:

▪ Daily STARRT briefing and weekly TOOL BOX meeting
▪ When we initially established our Safety Plan
▪ When new substances, processes, procedures or equipment which present
potential new hazards are introduced into our workplace;
▪ When new, previously unidentified hazards are recognized;
▪ When occupational injuries and illnesses occur;
▪ When we hire and/or reassign permanent or intermittent workers to processes,
operations, or tasks for which a hazard evaluation has not been previously
conducted; and
▪ Whenever workplace conditions warrant an inspection.

9. Subcontractor Risk Mitigation Two –Week Look- Ahead Planning
Submission
Risk Mitigation Two-Week Look-Ahead Form
Safety plan for

week ending: Subcontractor:
Project/
Location: Meeting date:
Plan
Prepared by: Dated:
Next Two Weeks Scope of Work:
Identified Risks/Exposures/Hazards:
Control Measures:
Additional Activity Hazards Analysis Required:
Subcontractors Mobilizing/Demobilizing:
Audit/Inspections Scheduled:
Competent Person Changes:
Planned Orientation/Training :
Recommendations/Comments/Concerns:
10. Compliance Requirements Policy
Management is responsible for ensuring that all safety and health policies and procedures
are clearly communicated and understood by all employees. Managers and supervisors
are expected to enforce the rules fairly and uniformly.
All employees are responsible for using safe work practices, for following all directives,
policies and procedures, and for assisting in maintaining a safe work environment.

It is the duty of each and every employee to know the safety rules, and conduct his work
in compliance. It is the duty of each employee to make full use of the safe guards
provided for their protection.
Our system of ensuring that all employees/workers comply with the rules and maintain a
safe work environment includes:
▪ Informing workers of the provisions of our Safety Plan.

▪ Evaluating the safety performance of all workers.
▪ Recognizing employees who perform safe and healthful work practices.
▪ Providing training to workers whose safety performance is deficient.
▪ Disciplining workers for failure to comply with safe and healthful work practices;
and
▪ Read, understand and follow safety and health rules.
▪ PPE will be worn at all times especially at areas where there is a possible danger
of injury.
▪ Suitable work cloths will be worn.
▪ Employees observed working in a manner that might cause injury to either
themselves or other workers will be warned of the danger and will immediately
correct their method of operation.
▪ Employees will be aware of the location of first aid, and other safety devises.
▪ Employees will attend any and all required safety and health meetings.
▪ Until they are properly trained, employees are not to perform potentially
hazardous tasks or to use any hazardous materials.
▪ Employees are to follow all procedures when performing tasks.
▪ IF EVER IN DOUBT ABOUT SOMETHING, STOP AND ASK SOMEONE.
11. Progressive Disciplinary Program
Progressive discipline is a process for dealing with job-related behavior that does not
meet expected and communicated performance standards. The primary purpose for
progressive discipline is to assist the employee to understand that a performance problem
or opportunity for improvement exists.
The process features increasingly formal efforts to provide feedback to the employee so
he or she can correct the problem. The goal of progressive discipline is to improve
employee performance.

Disciplinary action is sometimes necessary when an employee's behavior is negatively
impacting his or her work, his or her coworkers' work, or the workplace. This disciplinary
warning form documents the discipline warning. This disciplinary warning form also
documents and records the coaching or counseling discussion that accompanied the
discipline warning.
Supervisors issue a verbal warning to an employee when poor performance warrants a

disciplinary action more severe than supervisory counseling. The purpose of the verbal
warning is to get the employee’s attention. The verbal warning is provided following the
failure of informal supervisory coaching to help the employee improve the required
performance.
Usually when an employee refuses to obey HSE rule NWR issue written disciplinary
action for 2 times and if he does the same we terminate permanently from our site.
12. Hazard Correction Policy
Unsafe or unhealthy work conditions; practices or procedures will be corrected in a timely

manner based on the severity of the hazards. Hazards will be corrected according to the
following procedures:
▪ When observed or discovered;
▪ When an imminent hazard exists which cannot be immediately abated without
endangering employees or property, we will remove all exposed workers from the
area except those necessary to correct the existing condition. Workers necessary
to correct the hazardous condition will be provided with the necessary protection;
and
▪ All such actions taken and dates they are completed will be documented on the
appropriate forms.
▪ “Do not pass by an unsafe act , react and rectify immediately”
13. Training and Instruction Policy
All workers, including managers and supervisors, will have training and instruction on
general and job-specific safety and health practices as per WCT Berhad Qatar
Construction HSE plan. Training and instruction will be provided as follows:
▪ When the Safety Plan is first established;
▪ To all new workers;
▪ To all workers given new job assignments for which training has not previously
provided;
▪ Whenever new substances, processes, procedures or equipment are introduced
to the workplace and represent a new hazard;
▪ Whenever the employer is made aware of a new or previously unrecognized
hazard;
▪ To supervisors to familiarize them with the safety and health hazards to which
workers under their immediate direction and control may be exposed; and
▪ To all workers with respect to hazards specific to each employee’s job assignment.
Workplace safety and health practices for all locations include, but are not limited to, the
following:
▪ Explanation of the WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE plan, emergency action
plan and fire prevention plan, and measures for reporting any unsafe conditions,
work practices, injuries and when additional instruction is needed.
▪ Use of appropriate clothing, including gloves, footwear, and personal protective
equipment.
▪ Information about chemical hazards to which employees could be exposed and
other hazard communication program information.
▪ Availability of toilet, hand-washing, and drinking water facilities.
▪ Provisions for medical services and first aid including emergency procedures.
In addition, we provide specific instructions to all workers regarding hazards unique to

their job assignment, to the extent that such information was not already covered in other
training.
14. Project Site Employees Orientation Program Subjects
WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE Department orients our workers about the following
checked subjects:
▪ Client safety requirements
▪ The employer’s code of safe practices.
▪ Confined spaces ( if applicable )
▪ Good housekeeping, fire prevention, safe practices for operating any construction
equipment.

▪ Safe access to working areas.
▪ Protection from falls.
▪ Electrical hazards, including working around high voltage lines.
▪ Materials handling.
▪ Unsafe weather conditions.
▪ Driver safety.
▪ Traffic safety
▪ Slips, falls, and back injuries.
▪ Personal protective equipment.
▪ Respiratory Equipment.
▪ Hazardous chemical exposures.
▪ Hazard communication.
▪ Physical hazards, such as heat stress, noise, and ionizing and non-ionizing
radiation.
▪ Laboratory safety.
15. Employee Communication System and Policy

We recognize that open, two-way communication between management and staff on
health and safety issues is essential to an injury-free, productive workplace. The following
system of communication is designed to facilitate a continuous flow of safety and health
information between management and staff in a form that is readily understandable and
consists of one or more of the following checked items:
▪ New worker orientation including a discussion of safety and health policies and
procedures.
▪ Review of our Safety Plan and WCT Berhad Qatar Construction Site Safety
Program.
▪ Workplace safety and health training programs.
▪ Regular weekly safety meetings and DAILY STARRT talk.
▪ Effective communication of safety and health concerns between workers and
supervisors, including translation where appropriate.
▪ Posted or distributed safety information.
16. Recordkeeping Policy

We have taken the following steps to document implementation of our Safety Plan:

▪ Records of hazard assessment inspections, including the persons conducting the
inspection, the unsafe conditions and work practices that have been identified and
the action taken to correct the identified unsafe conditions and work practices, are
recorded on a hazard assessment and correction form
▪ Documentation of safety and health training for each worker, including the worker’s
name or other identifier, training dates, types of training, and training providers are
recorded on a worker training and instruction form.
▪ Other records are retained as required by contract specifications or by local, state
or federal (OSHA regulations. Where regulations do not specify the length of
records retention, a period of three years after project completion will be used.
▪ If any injury or accident should ever occur we will report to WCT Berhad Qatar
Construction HSE Department immediately.
▪ A log and summary report shall be maintained for every recordable injury and
illness and report to WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE Department ASAP
17. Accident /Exposure Investigations Policy

Procedures for investigating workplace accidents and hazardous substance exposures
include:
▪ Responding to the accident scene as soon as possible;
▪ Reporting immediately to WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE department
point-of-contact
▪ Interviewing injured workers and witnesses;
▪ Examining the workplace for factors associated with the accident/exposure;
▪ Determining the cause of the accident/exposure;
▪ Taking corrective action to prevent the accident/exposure from reoccurring;
▪ Recording the findings and corrective actions taken; and
▪ Provide first aid, call for emergency medical care if required
▪ To support the WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE Department to complete an
incident investigation
18. Emergency Action Plan

The emergency action plan will be in writing and will cover those designated actions
employers and employees must take to ensure employee safety from different hazards.
The aim is to ensure that in the event of a fire or other emergency all personnel are
sufficiently aware of the actions necessary to safely evacuate everyone from the
premises. The member of staff nominated as emergency co-coordinator is Mr. Jimmy
Moronfoye at 3379 4505
18.1 Awareness
All staffs are advised of relevant procedures at safety induction provided by WCT Berhad
Qatar Construction HSE Department, including location of escape routes, exits and
muster points.
18.2 Emergency Evacuation Procedure

If a fire or an emergency situation is identified, raise awareness by shouting and or
sounding the nearest alarm and evacuate immediately by following the steps as described
in WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE plan.
19. Site Specific Medical Emergency Plan

The first aid equipment and facilities shall be adequate and approximate for the type of
work place. An adequate number of First Aid facilitates will be provided to the various
work locations in order to render immediate first aid as necessary. Advice on what is
considered adequate and appropriate will be provided by WCT Berhad Qatar
Construction HSE Department.
All locations with First facilities will have suitable signs displayed to indicate their
existence. The first aid facilities will normally be under the charge of WCT Berhad Qatar
Construction trained First Aider or male nurse.
WCT Berhad Qatar Construction Company will maintain liaison with the emergency
services to ensure that proper that adequate knowledge of site locations are provided so
that emergency services may arrive at the incident in the shortest possible time.
Emergency contact numbers
Project Manager
HS&E Officer
20. Hazard Communication program

20.1 Policy
Employees are our organization's most important assets and their safety and health are
our greatest responsibility.
It is the policy of this organization that every employee is entitled to a safe and healthful
place to work.
When employees enter our employ, they have a right to know what hazardous
chemicals they work with or could be exposed to, and what they can do to avoid injury
or illness when working with these chemicals. WCT Berhad Qatar Construction HSE
Department provides information and training in order to reduce the possibility of
accidental exposure and to comply with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard.
20.2 Purpose
The purpose of this program is to ensure that:

All employees are aware of our Hazard Communication Program and our HSE Manager
makes sure that it is available to all employees
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available for all hazardous materials
• All hazardous materials used in the workplace are labeled

Awards / Certificates

Rising Star for the Year 2013
P.resentecl to
National Water Proofing
In grateful remgnitlon of
yqur dedication and effort In achieving this award
May05,2014

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WATERPROOFING AND ROOFING, EXPANSION JOINT COVERS, FLOOR COATING, CONCRETE

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NATIONAL WATERPROOFING & RESTORATION W.L.L.

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LEGAL SUPERVISORS ES & H

STORE KEEPERS DRIVERS HELPERS

NATIONAL WATERPROOFING & RESTORATION W.L.L.

HEAVY DUTY LIGHT DUTY VEHICLE

4 x 4 Man lift - 18 M high Deep abriasion Grinder 4.5 ton truck

Captive shot blast Dust Collector unit 4.3 ton truck

Sand Blast Machine Rotary Hammers drill 3 ton truck

High pressure water jet Chipping Machinest 1 ton truck

Compressor Power Floating unit d/c truck

Hi-low lift Generator s/c truck

40:1 Airless Spray Pump Hand Grinder 60 seats bus

60:1 Airless Spray Pump Mechanical Blower 30 seats bus

70:1 Airless Spray Pump Torch applied unit mini bus

Epoxy injection machine Mixers porto cabin

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