Project Name.

: Expansion at Motiongate Parks

Package Name: MG Now You See Me Street – Main / C-00486
Document No.: MG4012-NAF-C00486-CIV-MTS-0003 Rev. No: 0
Document Title: Method statement for RCC Works

METHOD STATEMENT

CLIENT: DXB PROJECT & MANAGEMENT SERVICES L.L.C

CONSULTANT: DEC DYNAMIC ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

Document Reference No: NAF-MS-CIV-003

Rev. No. Date Prepared by Reviewed by Approved by

0 11.11.2020 QAQC PM PM
 INDEX

Content Page No

1) Introduction 4

2) Scope 4

3) Responsibilities 4

4) Equipment 4

5) Procedure 5

6) Safety Measures 6

7) Risk Assessment 6

8) ITP 9

9) Risk Matrix 10
 METHOD STATEMENT FOR

REINFORCED CEMENT CONCRETE WORKS

NYSM STREET | MAIN Method Statement for Substructure RCC Page 1 of

1. INTRODUCTION
As per the contract, it is proposed to Construct the package of Now You See
Me Street Main - in the project Motiongate Expansion at Dubai Parks and
Resorts, Dubai, UAE.

2. PROPOSED SCOPE OF WORKS COVERED UNDER THIS METHOD STATEMENT

 Casting of Foundation, Neck column, Tie beam, Grade Slab, Columns, Core &
shear walls, Beams & Suspended Slab according to specified drawings and
quality standards.

3. RESPONSIBILITIES
3.1. The contractor’s approved shop drawing for RCC structural elements shall be
available for inspection by the Engineer.

3.2. All shuttering and reinforcement is to be checked and approved by the Engineer.

3.3. The site engineer shall check that levels are as indicated on the drawings and are
correct. Should there appear to be any discrepancies, the contractor shall correct
levels in consultation with the Engineer.

3.4. The site engineer shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the shuttering
and reinforcement works.

3.5. The Project Manager shall be responsible for ensuring that all works are carried out
strictly in accordance with this Method Statement, the requirements of the client
and the overall contract documents.

3.6. The site safety in-charge to ensure that all the works are carried out strictly in
accordance with safety norms.

3.7. The Project Manager shall ensure the preparation and testing of concrete cubes for
compressive strength as specified.

3.8. The Project Manager shall ensure curing as specified and utmost quality shall be
maintained through the works.

4. EQUIPMENT TO BE USED ON SITE

The equipment to be used on site will include the following:
1 Concrete Pump
2 Vibrators
3 Masonry Tools
4 Cube Moulds
5 Slump Cone
5. PROCEDURE
5.1. Well before proposed start date for RCC works, Mix Design for all grades of
concrete to be used in works shall be conducted in Field Laboratory as per
approved Technical Specifications. The Mix Design shall be conducted in the
presence of Engineer.
5.2. The RCC footing shall be done throughout the length and width of structure to be
constructed and shall conform to specified shape, levels and grade providing firm
foundation, level bed and strong structure. Concrete shall not be freely dropped
into place from a height exceeding 1.5m to avoid segregation of material. 
5.3. Casting of structures shall be done by placement of shuttering in line and level
followed by placing of reinforcement and subsequent concreting. All these works
shall be executed as per the procedures and norms already laid down herein
above.
5.4. After completion of excavation & surface preparation, 10cm thick PCC shall be
laid as per the approved drawings.
5.5. Location of Footing and column shall be marked according to the approved
coordination drawings.
5.6. Vertical and horizontal steel reinforcement shall be cut and bent according to the
drawings and tied by strips in steel yard and shall be fixed in position.
5.7. Corner bars in column and Tie beams shall be cranked for the entire length of the
lap. The concrete cover to reinforcements shall be as specified in the drawings.
5.8. Cover block for steel reinforcement will be provided according to specifications.
5.9. Shuttering sides shall be checked for vertical position and right angles with the
help of plumb bob
5.10. Inspection of Civil Engineers will be requested 24 Hrs before the time of casting.
5.11. Concrete as per the approved mix design shall be pumped carefully, vibrated and
finished. After setting, the concrete shall be covered with polythene sheet and wet
Hessian clothes as per specifications.
5.12. Curing of Concrete - The exposed surface of fresh concrete will be covered with
polythene sheets after finishing work are completed. After final setting of concrete
(8 to 12 hours after casting) the polythene will be removed and the concrete
surfaces will be covered with wet hessian cloth and cover by polythene sheet.
Wetting of Hessian cloth will be continued for a period of seven days. Once the
side shutters are removed, the sides of concrete structure will also be cured in a
similar manner.
5.13. Shutter form work will be removed according to specified time.
5.14. Tests required will be conducted
a) Cube compressive strength of concrete
b) Slump test for workability of concrete
c) Temperature control test.
5.15. Form work Shall be of such quality and strength that shall ensure rigidity
throughout placing, ramming, vibration and setting of concrete without visible
deflection.
5.16. Joints in form work shall be closed properly and tightly secured against previously
cast concrete to prevent bleeding of concrete paste.
6. SAFETY MEASURES
1. Prior to concrete pouring request will be raised for Engineer’s approval.
2. Safety Officer, Site Engineer & Foreman will observe the works.
3. Safety measures will be as per safety manual.

7. RISK ASSESSMENT
DOC REF NO FORM RA-011
RISK ASSESSMENT
REV
HAZARD / ACTVITY ASSESSED: REINFORCEMENT WORKS DATE
Severity Likelihood Risk Level Control Measures Existing / to be
Minor = 1 Possible=1 Risk = Severity Low
SN Work Activity / Hazard Identified Cause of Hazards Hazard Effect x Likelihood
Minimize Risk by / Control Measures implemented with target time for
Major = 2 Probable=2 Medium implementation
Fatal = 3 Certain = 3 High

1.P.T.V system to be followed

2.Follow Manufacturer’s instruction to handle the machinery, safe
methods.
Failure to deploy skilled Cut, injury to fingers and 3.use proper PPE like gloves & google
Usage of cutting & bending Machine
1 work force hands. 2 2 4 medium 4.Only trained and experienced personal have to operate on the cutting
1.Trap of body part with Machine
Failure to use proper PPE Hit by Steel, Eye Injury machine.
5.Ensure proper stacking of cut and bend steel.
6.Close supervision of the job.
7.Tool box talk prior to start the job.

F ailure to follow the safety injury, 1.provide proper working platform to work at height above 2 meter
Working at heights
2 rules while working at permanent Disability, 2 2 4 medium 2.Use proper ppe always such as body harness Immediate
1.Falling from height
heights Fatality 3.Trained people & effective communication

1.Follow proper lifting technique

1.Lack of training on manual 1.Back 2.Close supervision.
Handlig (lifting & shifting) steel manually. handling of materials injury(spinal)sprain/fracture 3.Use proper ppe's
3 2 2 4 medium Immediate
1.Manual lifting of steel rebars 2.Inaduquate no. of works to leg & hand. 4.know about the weight to be lifted
force deployed 2.Cut to body parts 5.Effective training

1.Ensure proper platform for storing the steel

Failure to provide proper
Stacking of steel Slip, Trip, fall, property 2.Cover the steel with proper protective covers to avoid rust.
3 stacking area 2 2 4 medium
1.Storage of steel bars damage 3.Barricade the area properly and display the signboards.
Poor House keeping
4.Dump/stack the steel waste at specified place and protect.

DOC REF NO FORM RA-002

RISK ASSESSMENT
REV
HAZARD / ACTVITY ASSESSED: REINFORCEMENT FOR CONCRETE DATE
 Severity Likelihood Risk Level Control Measures Existing / to be
Minor = 1 Possible=1 Risk = Severity Low
SN Work Activity / Hazard Identified Cause of Hazards Hazard Effect x Likelihood
Minimize Risk by / Control Measures implemented with target time for
Major = 2 Probable=2 Medium implementation
Fatal = 3 Certain = 3 High

1.Ensure all lifting tackles are to be inspected by third party

1.Unsafe rigging
procedures
Lifting Steel bundle by crane
1 2.Failure to provide
1.Failure of equipment and lifting gears
competent operators and
riggers
competent bodies and certification.
2.Peridical checkup of lifting gears and tackles of its physical condition
1. Fall of materials from to be checked by banks man
heights and resulting 3.Employ trained and certified banks man and operator
2 3 6 high Immediate
fatality, injury to person 4.Proper communication between operator and banks men is to be
and property damage established
5.Trespassing underneath the suspended load is not permitted and
safe zone limit is to be maintained
6.Proper and safe slinging method is to be adopted

Distributing of steel on position Injury to the person 1, Conduct tool box talk before engaging the work in the job
Improper supervision and 2, Avoiding stacking of steel near to the edges of the slab
2 1.Falling of material during unloading, fracture and material 1 2 2 Low Immediate
not using proper PPE 3, Ensure clear access way from obstacles for frequent movement of
shifting & stacking damage
workers

1, Proper manual handling method should be adopted such as

Training on manual combined lifting etc.
DISTRIBUTING OF STEEL ON PERSON
handling not communicated Hand burn, back injury, cut 2, Usage of proper heavy duty hand gloves while shifting and putting
3 1, Manual handling 1 2 2 Low Immediate
properly and inadequate and crash injury the rod for placing on position
supervision 3 Usage of lifting equipment as far as possible instead of manual
handling

1, Proper handling of power tools such as usage of abrasive wheels

CUTTING STEEL BY GRINDER FOR
MEP
4 SLAB OPENING
1.Improper use of power tools
1.Inadequate training for
workers in usage of power
tools
2. Inadequate supervision
3.Failure to use proper PPE
fitted grinders by experienced and trained personnel
2, Depute properly trained workers for steel cutting jobs by supervisor
ie authorized personnel to be designated
3, Never operate the power tools without safety guard which is
Cut injury, instructed by the manufacture
amputation Electric shock & 1 2 2 High 4, Proper inspection of electrical cables and usage of industrial socket Immediate
fire hazard 5, Colour coding of industrial socket with respect to the power supply
voltage
6, Fire extinguisher is to be kept near by
7, While handling steel, cables should not be jerked and damaged
between steel
8 Hot work permit system implementation

WALKING OVER THE STEEL MESH BY

1.Improper supporting steel 1, Housekeeping to be maintained
PERSONAL
5 chairs under the mesh Fracture puncture, injury 3 1 3 High 2, Reinforcement placing top and bottom bars are to be tied properly Immediate
1, Slip trips
2.Poor house keeping to avoid unbalance while personal walking over the steel

RISK ASSESSMENT DOC REF NO FORM RA-001

REV
HAZARD / ACTVITY ASSESSED: POURING CONCRETE DATE
 Severity Likelihood Risk Level Control Measures Existing / to
Minor = 1 Possible=1 Risk = Severity Low
SN Work Activity / Hazard Identified Hazard Effect x Likelihood
Minimize Risk by / Control Measures be implemented with target time
Major = 2 Probable=2 Medium for implementation
Fatal = 3 Certain = 3 High

1. Ensure that the truck roads are to be identified &

location of pumps to be marked in the drawings.
2. Trained flagman / signal man to control vehicle
Fatality, maneuvering
DELIVERY OF THE CONCRETE injury to the person, 3. Trespassing of personnel on the route is to be
1 2 3 6 High monitored Immediate
1. Unsafe maneuvering of concrete property damage,
accident between trucks 4. Reverse Alarm of trucks to be operational while
reversing
5. Unauthorized personnel or other workers are to be
restricted from trucks movement path.
6. Safe distance to be maintained between trucks

CONCRETE TESTING ON SLAB

1. Mishandling of concrete during testing and Hand burn injury due to 1. Use of proper hand gloves
2 1 2 2 Low Immediate
placing chemicals 2. Training and Safety procedures to be followed
2. Failure to follow the usage of proper PPE
PUMPING CONCRETE
1. Equipment failure of pumps Fatality, 1. Proper clamping of hose pipe of the pump
3 2 2 4 High Immediate
2. Improper inspection of joints, unskilled Injury 2. Competent operator license
operators and mechanical failure
PLACING CONCRETE ON SLAB
1, The personal handling the hose pipe is to be trained
1. Mishandling of concrete hose Fatality,
4 1 3 3 Medium & use of higher diameter Nylon rope as for guiding the Immediate
2. Failure to deploy trained personnel and Injury hose while concreting
barricading the area while cleaning processing
2,Controlling & cleaning the pump
in progress
1. Housekeeping to be maintained
WHILE PLACING CONCRETE Fracture
5 1 3 3 Medium 2. Reinforcing placing top and bottom bars are to be Immediate
1. Slips & trips, improper housekeeping and penetrating or puncture injury tied properly to avoid unbalance while personnel
negligence of personnel
walking over the street
WHILE PLACING CONCRETE
Fatality, 1. Ensure that the edge protection hand rails system of
6 1. Fall of personnel from height 2 3 6 High Immediate
Injury the shuttering is properly fixed and in place
2. Failure to follow the rules on working at
heights

8. ITP
RESPONSIBLE REFERENCE TYPE OF ACCEPTANCE VERIFYING INSP & TEST CODE
No. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY
PERSON DOCUMENT INSPECTION CRITERIA RECORDS NAF DEC
ITP for Concrete Works.
1 Drawings & Quality Documentation
 Preparation of relevant drawings and Project manager, Approved for construction All documents approved or Method Statement,
Review of documents DS
1.1 method statement, Inspection and QA/QC Eng. drawings/ approved as noted. drawings, HSE plan &
Test Plan, HSE procedure. HSE officer Project Specifications Comments – Incorporate and ITP approval
Proceed with works
Project Manager,
Approval for : All documents to be
QA/QC
1. Concrete supplier. Project Specifications approved as noted. Prequalification DS
1.2 Engineer Review of documents
2. Third party materials testing Comments – Incorporate and documents.
(with supplier/
laboratory. Proceed with works
subcontractor)
Materials & Concrete mix
design to conform to
specifications and approved
by Engineer (Cement to BS-
Project Manager, 12, ASTM-150; Aggregates
Concrete mix design & material Project Specifications Material submittal.
1.3 QA/QC Engineer Review of documents. to BS 812,882 & table: 1,2 ; DS
testing prior to production (MIX DESIGN)
Concrete supplier. Water to BS 3148)
Conformity certificates for
admixtures and other
constituents shall be
submitted.
2 Materials and Testing
All Submittals to be
Project Specifications Review of documents & approved as noted. Product data through
2.1 Materials submittal and approval. Site Engineer
Samples Comments – Incorporate and submittal review DS
Proceed with works
Trial mix is carried out &
hardened concrete tested as
Witness the trial &
Concrete trial mix and all concrete Supplier/ QA/QC per BS-1881for strength Approved material
Tests. DS
2.2 constituents, admixtures, curing Eng. / Site Project Specifications requirements result submittal / tests
Review of documents &
materials, and repair materials. Engineer conforming to BS 5328 reports of conformity.
Samples.
part 4, and sulphate &
chloride contents.
Compliance with the
requirements of type II - BS
4449 for physical, chemical
Submission of steel reinforcement and Approved material
and mechanical properties.
accessories. (Spacers, Binding wire Project Specifications submittal DS
2.3 PM, Site Eng. Review of documents Tie wire shall be annealed
etc.) (sample mill
steel wire 16 gauge
Stressing anchors certificates)
complying with BS-4449
Anchors as per approved
(ZETAS) design.

9. RISK MATRIX