user manual1) The service entity representative fills out and sends a request to issue a regular drilling permit after logging in to the Balady platform and verifying the accuracy of all data, reviewing the service requirements, and acknowledging that he has read and complied with them.
2) The request is automatically published to all relevant parties (coordination and accreditation bodies) and they are notified of the existence of an incoming request that must be reported within a specific coordination period.
3) Once the request is accepted, the invoice for the prescribed fees is automatically issued and the applicant is notified of the need to pay within a specific period.
4) Upon payment of the fees, the drilling permit is issued and the applicant is notified and can print the permit.
11) The service entity must identify its representatives within the Infrastructure Projects Coordination Office (users are identified and powers are linked electronically).
2) The service entity must identify its work team within each coordination office in each secretariat (a number of classified contractors, consultants and supervisors).
3) The following requirements apply to the work team members (contractors/consultants/supervisor) before registering them in the drilling permit application:
The commercial records of both the main contractor and subcontractors must be valid and activated throughout the period of drilling works and until the issuance of the clearance certificate, and this is verified upon receipt of applications (request for issuance - request for extension - request for closure ...).
Both the main contractor and subcontractors must have a classification certificate for city service providers that is valid throughout the period of drilling works, and the contractor can apply for a classification certificate for city service providers through the link.
Both the main contractor and subcontractors must be internally qualified in the secretariat within whose supervisory scope they are required to work.
Commercial records for each From the main consultant and sub-consultants must be valid and activated throughout the excavation period.
Both the main consultant and sub-consultants must have a City Service Provider Classification Certificate that is valid throughout the excavation period. The consultant can apply for a City Service Provider Classification Certificate through the link.
4) The service entity must sign a service level agreement with the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing.
5) The service entity must prepare geographical plans (Shape File) for the excavation paths for which an excavation permit is required.
6) The service entity must prepare a security and safety plan at the site. The plan must be compatible with the security and safety requirements contained in the Traffic Control Means Manual.
7) The service entity must prepare a traffic control plan in the event that a street needs to be closed. The plan must be compatible with the Traffic Control Manual issued by the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs.
8) Sometimes the service entity must prepare a preliminary analysis of the expected impacts on the road.
9) The permit application must be submitted before the planned drilling begins, with sufficient time to allow the application to be published to all relevant parties and coordinated among them.
10) The service entity submitting the application is obligated to review the application and approve the accuracy of its data before sending it.
Learn about the list of government requirements and approvals required according to the type of activity.
Review the executive instructions for the list of fines and penalties for municipal violations
