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METHOD STATEMENT FOR INSTALLATION OF UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE PIPES
METHOD STATEMENT No: MS -PLMB-001 REV : 01
ORIGINATOR : DISCIPLINE: Mechanical
Title :
METHOD STATEMENT
FOR INSTALLATION OF UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE PIPES
(uPVC and ESVC)
REVIEWER / APPROVER
REV DATE STATUS REVISION DETAILS Sub-
Main Con EXTERNAL
Con
0 27-April-15 FA FOR REVIEW & APPROVAL
Status Code:
D : Draft FI : For Information FC : For Construction
* External Authorization (Client), where
P : Preliminary FA : For Approval
required
Distribution :
Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe Form No. P07-F06 / Rev. 0 / Nov. 2012
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Table of Contents

 Scope /Objectives

 Reference
 Access/Egress
 Logistics
 Health and Safety Hazards
 Definitions
 Responsibilities / Supervision
 Procedures /Method to be Employed
 Training
 Working hours
 House keeping
 Manpower Requirement & Supervision
 Material Requirement
 Plant & Equipment Requirement
 Q.C Approvals and other Documentation
 Supporting documentation
 Distribution
 Other information
 Site Safety Engineer’s Approval
 Attachments (Compulsory)
 Risk Assessment
 Inspection and Test Plan
 Checklist
Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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 SCOPE & OBJECTIVES

The purpose of generating this Method Statement is to define the procedure step

by step to implement the correct practices for Installation & Gravity testing of

Drainage u-PVC / ESVC pipes incorporating the contract specifications, drawings,
regulations, the approved material manufacturers’ instructions and
recommendations as applicable to describes works.
 REFERENCES
Approved Shop Drawing & IFC Drawing

QCS Section 20, Part 1,2 , 3 & 4
Project Specification Part B.17
Material Submittal
International Codes & Standards: BS 6700, National Plumbing Code, Uniform
Plumbing Code, International Plumbing Code.
 ACCESS/EGRESS
The site personnel will have attended the required contractor induction safety and/or
competency training and will abide by the health & safety plans, policy and
procedures as well as environmental plan.
Personnel will be deployed to the various sites on the basis of programmed

requirement and site access availability. It is intended that the works teams will be
organized and ready for site works.
Access permit will only be issued on completion of the induction.
Employees will have access to the area of work. On completion of work they will be
taken back to accommodation camp.
 LOGISTICS
Installation of UPVC/ESVC piping will be organized from a central location by the

project management team.
An Adequate number of Plumbers and Helpers should be made available to
carry out the works. Areas shall be properly divided to “working zones” and
the manpower shall be segregated to teams. Each team shall be assigned to
a working zone so that the works’ targets may be met in accordance with the

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“Project Plan” and specific completion dates. Each team shall comprise one
Foreman (Plumbing & Drainage), 2 Skilled Technicians, and adequate

number of supporting helpers.

The personnel on site will be fully competent and well trained to carry out all works.

 HEALTH & SAFETY HAZARDS
Prior to commencement of any activity, the workforce will receive an induction talk
on the Project site safety requirements.
Frontline supervisor will ensure that Personal Protective Equipment is worn by

site personnel at all times during construction activities.
All safety precautions for the installation and testing of below grade pipes
shall be reviewed and implemented as per the project safety plan.
Dust masks, goggles, gloves, safety shoes, helmets, and all PPE shall be worn
during all storage & handling, installation, testing procedures.
Work area should be checked and cleared from any safety hazard prior to
starting erection or installations.
Work area should be maintained clean and neat throughout all activities
duration.
Any sign of hazard that would come up during activities shall be evaluated
according to the attached risk assessment.
Proper precautions shall be taken during welding or any other hot
application.
 DEFINITIONS
Client : M/s PUBLIC WORK AUTHORITY (ASHGAL)

Consultant : M/s Arab Engineering Bureau
Contractor : M/s Amana Qatar Contracting Co. W.L.L
Sub-Contractor : M/s Bojamhoor Mechanical & Electrical
BS : British Standard
EN : European Norm
PM : Project Manager
PE : Project Engineer
ITL : Independent Testing Laboratory
IR : Inspection Request

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ITP : Inspection & Test Plan

HSE : Health, Safety & Environment

PPE : Personal Protective Equipment

QC : Quality Control
uPVC : Unplasticized Poly Vinyl Chloride.
GI : Galvanized Iron
MS : Method Statement
WSD : Workshop Drawings
MAR : Material Approval Request
MIR : Material Inspection Request.
MEP : Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing.
W.C : Water Closet
W.B : Wash Basin
F.T : Floor Trap
 RESPONSIBILITIES/ SUPERVISION
Project Manager :
Responsible for the overall project. The Project Manager will be based on site and
will be responsible for the Management of the project, both on and off site, through
delegation of duties in accordance with the organization chart and for the effective
implementation of the overall Project Management System.
Construction Manager:
Responsible for the overall site operation and works. He shall ensure that the
appropriate procedure is followed by all the involved personnel taking into
consideration all relevant shop drawings, Reference drawings, statutory bench
marks and reference points and methodologies are correctly utilized.
The MEP Coordinator :
Responsible on behalf of The Contractor to coordinate, check and follow up all MEP
related sub - contractors progress and installation works in proper sequence of

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activities with main contractor to achieve targeted completion.

The HSE officer :

Will monitor and implement all HSE related issues. He shall ensure that all necessary

requirements regarding health, safety and environment concerns are met and
adhered to. The HSE officer shall ensure that all permits and authorization are on
hand prior to starting any site operation.
The QC Inspector :
Shall be responsible for Sign and obtain signatures from QA/QC Engineer on the
various forms and verifying documents as required, Accompany the Project
Manager / Supervision COMPANY representative if required, carrying out
inspections. Identify and reporting to QA/QC Engineer for any non- conformances.
Carry out of the Inspection and test results to improve quality control operations on
site, to verify testing / checking compliance and to advise the project engineer of
the results.
MEP Project Manager :
Responsible for the overall MEP Activities of the project. The MEP Project Manager
will be based on site and will be responsible for the Management of the project,
both on and off site, through delegation of duties in accordance with the
organization chart and for the effective implementation of the Project Management
System.
MEP Project Engineer :
Responsible for the execution of particular MEP activities (as Applicable to his
specialty domain) in accordance with the Project Specifications, Safety and
Approved Method Statement.

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The Store keeper :

Shall be responsible for to ensure issuance of materials to the site with reference to

Material Inspection Records (MIR’s) and suitable manner of storing the material as
pre the manufacturer recommendation.
 PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED:
HANDLING & STORAGE
 On receipt of all material, thorough inspection will be carried out to ensure

that the material is as specified and approved by the MAR. Verification
process will be conducted by an official MIR to guarantee compliance.
 All material while unloading shall not be dropped on the hard surfaces and
dragged along the ground. Wherever possible the loading and unloading
of pipes are to be carried out manually.
 Pipes shall be given adequate space and support at all times, and shall be
stacked on a flat surface free of any sharp objects ,debris or any Ground
surface .
 Pipes shall be uniformly supported throughout their length. 3-inch wide
timber supports shall be placed beneath the pipes with a spacing of 1.5
meters whenever applicable.
 Pipe stack shall be kept minimum so that bottom of pipes do not deform
under the weight load of the pipes on top of stack. Side supports shall be
their also to maintain a distributed and even weight loading.
 Socketed pipes shall be stacked in layers with sockets placed at the
alternate ends of the stack, and with sockets protruding so as to avoid
deformation of sockets and to ensure even support for the full pipe length.
 Stacked pipes will be stored at shaded store or covered properly to avoid
ultra violet degradation.

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 Pipes are different sizes or wall thickness will be stored separately whenever

applicable. Where this is not possible, those with larger diameter and or
thickness will be placed at the bottom of the stack.

 All pipe fittings will be stored and protected in boxes & categorized size

wise.
TRANSPORT
 When transferring pipes from the store to site, care should be taken to
avoid impact and to ensure that the temporary site storage (the surface
where pipes shall be laid to be processed, joint) is free of any sharp objects
or harmful debris.
 Where mechanical handling is employed, metal slings, hooks and chains
must not come in direct contact with the pipe surface.
 While in transient, pipe shall be well secured and well supported.
 Pipes maybe transported by rolling them gently over the timbers without
causing any impact on the pipe surface.
INSTALLATION:
WORK INSTRUCTIONS INSTALLATION
 Prior to commencement of installation, it has to be ensured that all

previous activities have been completed and area is released to proceed
with MEP installations. Also it has to be ensured that all materials available
at stores are inspected and accepted by the Consultant for site use.
 The SUB CONTRACTOR shall mark the below grade pipe route, fixture’s
locations, fixture inlets/outlets pipes, and manholes and gully traps
locations as per the approved WSD’s wherever this marking is necessary.
 The excavated portions shall be leveled properly so as to guarantee the
pipes will maintain the determined gradient (Slope) and that the pipes

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invert levels as shown on the WSD’s are met; wherever the pipes are large

enough to require a trench (specially between manholes) the trenches
shall be prepared in accordance to paragraph

 The route, dimensions, levels of the excavated trenches for underground

pipes will be as per approved WSD’s, manufacturer’s instructions for laying,
jointing, and installation of the pipes. The surveyor shall certify that the
excavated level is correct. The Trench shall be excavated after backfilling,
prepared with bedding, after pipe installation and testing is complete the
CONTRACTOR shall encased pipes with concrete, and compacted.
 Pipes connected to the sanitary fixtures (W.C’s, W.B’s, FT’s, Shower Drains,
sink) within the building shall be extended vertically during casting to
secure the fixture opening.
 Pipe penetrations to the building below grade boundary wall (Retaining
wall) shall be marked to maintain the pipes’ gradients.
 When a pipe penetration requires special protection, a sleeve must be
provided. This sleeve location shall be as per WSD’s and shall be marked
accordingly (maintaining the pipe gradient). Installed sleeve shall have an
outside diameter wide enough to secure the pipe passage freely without
affecting its slope.
 Waste pipes shall be connected to Gully traps before connection to the
manhole.
TRENCH PREPARATION
 The width of the trench at the crown of the pipe shall be as per IFC
Drawing, but in no case should it be less than the outside diameter of the
pipe plus 300 mm to allow compaction of the side fill material.
 The trench bottom shall be carefully examined for the presence of sharp
objects or harmful debris. Basic examination of the overall trench tidiness

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and conformity to requirements is carried by the contractor and verified by

the subcontractor.
 The thickness of the prepared bedding should be minimum 100 mm.

PIPE LAYING
Pipe gradients and slopes as per WSD’s shall be accomplished, adjusted, and
maintained throughout the pipe laying processes. Pipe gradient shall be regularly
checked with the spirit level after each process to ensure that in no case shall this
gradient be compromised.
Push-fit (R/R) Socket pipes
 uPVC pipes with integral Push-fit (R/R) sockets shall be joint in the trench
whenever applicable.
 Pipes up to 6” DIA may, if necessary, can be joint on the trench side and
then snaked into the trench. Joints shall be checked after the pipe is in final
position to ensure they are sound, tight, and intact.
 Push-fit (R/R) socket pipes shall be laid on the bedding specified above
and anchored at changes of direction, reduction in diameter and dead
ends.
 All tools and equipment, adhesives, etc. shall be removed from the trench
prior to backfill. Bottom of pipe shall be carefully checked to ensure pipe is
laid properly.
 The expansion/contraction of buried pipes carrying soil and waste (within
normal temperature medium) shall be accommodated and absorbed by
the Push-fit (R/R) socket and no expansion joints are needed.
 The End of Drainage pipe End Cap must be provided.

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Solvent Cement socket pipes (For 2 inch pipe and below as per BS5255)

 Pipes shall be joint at the trench side and then snaked into the trench.

Proper curing time should be allowed between making the last joint and
snaking the pipe into the trench; if that technique is not applicable, pipes
may individually be joint in the trench.
 Anchors are not required as the solvent cement joints will easily sustain
loads created by internal fluid pressure.
 If the pipes are laid in hot weather, the temp. of the pipes shall be reduced
before making final connections. Temp. may be reduced by partial
backfilling
PIPE JOINTING
Selection of the pipe joint (Whether push-fit rubber ring, or Solvent Cement) shall
be as approved material submittal and project specification.
Push-fit (R/R) pipes (as per BS-4660 )
 Carefully clean, examine the spigot, rubber sealing ring & the inside of the
socket.
 Form a loop and insert the rubber ring with the thickest edge innermost.
 Allow ring to seat evenly around the groove, finally snapping into position
by pressing down on the remaining portion of the loop.
 Lubricate the chamfered end of the pipe a min. distance of ½ of the spigot
length.
 Push pipe into socket up to the insertion mark previously made after
making sure that the pipes are aligned both in horizontal and vertical
planes.
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Solvent Cement Pipes

 Solvent cement and cleaner should be stored in a cool and dry place;

never dilute the solvent cement with any other fluid.
 Replace lid of the cement container as soon as the cement is applied and
observe the instructions on the container body and manufacturer
recommendations.
 Mark depth of entry of the spigot and the alignment mark.
 Thoroughly abrade spigot and socket bonding surfaces using sandpaper.
Then clean the surfaces with proper cleaning fluid.
 Using a clean brush, cement shall be applied evenly and in one coat to
spigot and socket in longitudinal strokes. If loose fits can still be found, a
second coat shall be applied to the spigot end.
 Immediately and without twisting, spigot shall be inserted into socket until
entry-mark; and shall be held in position for second’s then excess cement
shall be wiped.
 Curing time vary, yet, 24 hours shall be allowed before testing when
applicable.
 No coatings, Adhesives, nor paint shall be applied on neither the pipes,
fittings, nor accessories attached to the pipes (Flanges, rubber seals, etc.)
inner or outer surfaces specially the solvent cement joint system. Any paint,
coating, adhesive might alter the chemical behaviour of the pipe surface
and its reaction to the cement, or might alter the pipe/fitting/accessories
inner or outer dimension which may compromise the jointing properties of
the pipes & thus shall be prohibited.

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PRESSURE TESTING

Pressure testing shall be carried out as explained in the dedicated Part “TESTING” of
this MS. Please refer to the part for detailed procedures of testing below grade

pipes.
BACKFILLING
 After pipe installation and testing is complete the CONTRACTOR shall

encased pipes with concrete of 150 mm thickness for under the Building
and road crossing, and compacted.
 For the pipe less than 600 mm from F.F.L the CONTRACTOR shall encased
pipes with concrete not closer than 150 mm or more than 300 mm
thickness unless otherwise is specified in the contract specifications.
 After Backfilling the contractor shall start Excavation to install pipe and
testing is complete, the CONTRACTOR shall start to encase pipe with
concrete in the manner described below starting with side filling and
ending with compaction.
 Side filling: before commencing to place side fill material, all trench
sheeting shall be partially withdrawn and pipe bedding checked for stones
and other sharp objects which may scratch or harm the pipe surface.
 To develop reaction from side fill, which is necessary for a plastic pipe to
sustain top load, deformation of the pipe cross section must occur; the
maximum vertical deflection of the pipe shall be within 5% of the pipes
outside diameter whenever applicable.
 Side fill material shall be as described in the in TRENCH PREPARATION
section, it shall be placed carefully between the pipe and trench walls and
thoroughly compacted by hand in layers not exceeding 75mm. this shall
continue up to a level of at least 100 mm above the crown of the pipe. The
above is carried out by the CONTRACTOR.

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 Heavy mechanical compactors should not be used until the fill has

reached a height of at least 300 mm above the crown of the pipe.

 Encasement: All pipes running under the building shall be encased in

concrete of 150 mm thickness by the CONTRACTOR. Other pipes that
require specific protection (under road crossing) shall also be protected in
the same manner and for Pipes below 600 mm from F.F.L shall be encased
pipes with concrete not closer than 150 mm or more than 300 mm unless
otherwise is specified in the contract specifications.
TESTING
 After installation activities are completed, and before backfilling, all piping
sections shall be tested for leakage in the described below manner; testing
can be carried out for the system at its entirety, or to sections (segments,
portions) of the system one after the other; if the section passes the testing
procedures backfilling could begin for that particular segment. In no case
should the system be completely backfilled unless all the constituting
segments are tested and passed.
 Test pressure for uPVC below grade pipes shall be a hydrostatic test only;
pipes shall not be tested with compressed air.
 Test pressure for below grade gravity flow shall be 1.5 mtrs of water for the
highest point of the pipe being tested and shall not exceed 4 mtrs for the
lowest point of the pipe being tested.
 Install plugs, gauges, temporary vertical pipes, etc. and all the necessary
instruments required to carry out the required hydrostatic test. Make sure
that the water supplied for the test comes from a source that can deliver
the required pressure for the test.

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 Slowly fill the pipe with water with special care for air removal while filling.
All entrapped air shall be released before the hydrostatic test begins.

 Gradually raise the pressure in the system/section being tested up to the

specified above pressure limit. From the timing point of view, the test can
be said to have started once the test pressure is reached.
 The system shall remain under pressure for 2 hours. If the water level drops
due to reasons other than leakage (entrapped air, accidental water spill,
etc) refill up to the specified level and start the test period again from zero
time.
 The pipe shall be judged to have passed the test if the quantity of water
required to restore original water level does not exceed the amount
specified by the pipe manufacturer that accounts for the elastic
characteristics and high thermal expansion of uPVC.
 An IR shall be raised before conducting the above test procedures so that
the test can be witnessed by the Consultant to certify the drainage system
tightness.
 Water shall be drained slowly and carefully from the system and Keep
some water inside the pipe for monitoring purpose and remaining removal
water shall be carried out from selected pipe points to ensure utmost
draining to the draining points provided by the Contractor.
 TRAINING
Tool box talks will be given in every start of activity base on approved Method of
Statement and ITP. A lesson learned training and awareness program will be
conducted on a weekly basis to give the project team information and comments
based on installation and quality related issue in the site and in the project as a
whole.

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 WORKING HOURS

As per main contractor timing. Any changes or additional working hours will be

advised to the main contractor and consultant as well.
 HOUSE KEEPING
Working Areas will be kept clean by disposing the waste materials at the designated
areas. At the end of days’ work, installation supervisor will ensure that the debris are
disposed off.
 MAN POWER REQUIREMENT
Staff will consist of:

Project Engineer
Supervisor
Plumbing Helper
Plumbing Foreman
 MATERIAL REQUIREMENT
The following list describes the materials required to be abundantly available on site
as applicable and required for the pertinent works to be carried out:
- U/G Drainage System - uPVC pipes & Fittings

- U/G Drainage System - ESVC pipes & Fittings
- uPVC Pipe Sleeve
- uPVC Floor Cleanouts.
- Adhesives, Cements
- Rubber Rings
 PLANT & EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT
General Tool Box- 1 no. (for one pair of worker)

Spirit Level
Water Level
Hacksaw and Hacksaw Blade
Marker

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Masking Tape
Measuring Tapes
Certified chain blocks, Nylon straps/shackles
Chain cutter

Testing Plugs

 QC APPROVAL AND OTHER DOCUMENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
Follow approved Method Statement, ITP, QCP, HSE Plan, and Material Approval &
Checklist.
 SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION:
This MS to be read in conjunction with the below referenced documents
Contract Specification & approved drawings.

Project Quality Plan
Project HSE Plan
 DISTRIBUTION
Copies of this MS will be circulated to the following for Information & action
Sr. Project Engineer
Site Engineer
QA/QC Engineer
HSE Engineer
 OTHER INFORMATION
The safety of our employees and other as well shall always be a high priority during al field
operations conducted on the project.
No mobilization or operation will be considered too important or urgent as to compromise

the health and safety of our employee or that of our sub-contractors.
 MAIN CONTRACTORS SAFETY ENGINEERS APPROVAL
Refer to the Risk Assessment Attachment signed by our HSE Manager.
 ATTACHMENTS (Compulsory)
I. Quality Control Check Lists
The Following Checklist Shall serve installations to ensure that works are carried out

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as per approved Method statement, approved shop drawings and agreed quality
standards. Below mentioned checks will be performed parallel with the progress:

 Material of approved make as per the MAR’s mentioned above.

 Levels / Dimensions and locations compared to WSD’s
 Identification and labelling for Drainage Works
 Overall workmanship on finished works
 Cleaning & protection on completed activities
On completion of the activity
Ensure inspection requests issued at least 24 hrs prior to inspection.
 Ensure inspection performed as per This Method Statement, and the

references and quality procedures mentioned herein
 Review all documentation for completeness and correctness.
 Ensure ITP or Check Sheet is fully complied and fulfilled.
 Ensure all Test I Inspection certificates available and complete.
 Ensure NCR’s (if any) are closed.
Final Acceptance
All related documents are signed-off and approved as per the instructions, quality
assurance, HSE, and Risk Assessment mentioned herein.
II. Inspection & Test Plan
The Following Checklist shall serve an inspection & test plan describing the overall
procedures followed and required by the supervising engineer to inspect and test
the works done. Fulfilling the below inspection parameters’ requirements shall be
considered acceptable for the approval of the installation and acceptance of
performed works.
III. Risk Assessment

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CHECK LIST FOR INSTALLATION OF UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE PIPES

(uPVC/ESVC) Page 1/5

System Drainage Services

Area All Areas
Location
Material Use UPVC/ESVC pipes and Fittings
Description Yes No Reference Remarks

Check all safety measures are taken
before commencement of works and Visual Inspection
that the working area is free of
unaccounted risks.
Shop Drawing ,
Check the MAR’s and WSD’s & MS’s are the
Method Statement
approved and latest revisions.
, Material approval
Check excavation route is done as shown in
Visual Inspection
the approved drawings.

Check the bottom of trunk & flat (Levelled)
Visual Inspection
and clean of debris and dimension are as
required for installations.

Check bedding material and trench
Visual Inspection,
preparation are as per the approved MS
Method Statement
and as per pipe manufacturer
recommendations.
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE

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Area All Areas
Location
Material Use UPVC / ESVC pipes and Fittings
Check all drainage pipes route is as per
approved WSD’s
Shop drawing
Check the actual material are undamaged Visual Inspection
and clean from mod or dust, ,Material Approval
Check pipes connected to fixtures (that will
be casted along with the containing slab)
are installed as per
WSD’s and connection to fixture details are
Visual Inspection
approved. Check puddle flanges in the
retaining wall are installed as per approved
WSD’s.
Check pipes inside the trenches are laid
Visual Inspection
properly
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE

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Area All Areas
Location
Check joints (Whether Push‐fit (R/R) or
solvent cement joints) visually to ensure
Visual Inspection
they are joint properly to the manufacturer
recommendations.
Check the pipe work is protected after
installation to sustain all construction Visual Inspection
activities taking place afterwards.
Check backfilling material does not have
any sharp edged objects and that the
Visual Inspection
backfilling material is as per manufacturer
recommendations.
Check all Manhole cover levels are
Visual Inspection
approved architectural drawing.
Check proper gradient (SLOPE) and verify
the pipes’ invert levels are maintained as Visual Inspection
per approved WSD’s.
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE

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Area All Areas
Location
Check the filling process of the hydrostatic
test and ensure visually that fittings are not Visual Inspection
leaking
Check water in the vertical pipe and ensure
that the levels specified for testing are met. Visual Inspection
(1.5 meters)
Check water level during the test period
and make sure that no unnecessary water
Visual Inspection
filling is taking place during test period and
visually check joints.
Check that all pipe sections (segments of
the system) are all pressure tested before
Visual Inspection
final system approval

Check that pipes crossing roads and parking
are protected with sleeves and that all Visual Inspection
pipes are properly aligned.
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE

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Area All Areas
Location
Check for co‐ordination with MEP work and
Visual Inspection
all Building Services
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE
CHECK LIST FOR INCOMING MATERIALS INSPECTION FOR UNDERGROUND

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DRAINAGE PIPES (uPVC/ESVC)


Area All Areas

Location

Confirm compliance with Material
approved material submittal. Approval
Check the make as per Material

approved submittals. Approval
Inspect all materials are new and Visual

undamaged. Inspection
Received quantity checked Delivery Note
All items stored in an orderly

Visual
manner, as per required safety
Inspection
standards
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE

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GRAVITY TEST PIPES FOR DRAINAGE SERVICES

HEAD
DESCRIPTION TIME AFTER 2 REMARKS
HOURS
START END
PASSED FAILED
TIME TIME
WATER HEAD AT 1.5 METER
DURATION OF TEST
( 2 HOURS )AND THE WATER
HEAD NOT LESS THAN 1.3
METER
PIPE
JOINTS/CONNECTION/FITTINGS
CHECK
OVERALL VISUAL INSPECTION
Comments:
SIGNATURE
NAME
DATE

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Client Consultant Contractor

METHOD STATEMENT No: MS -PLMB-001 REV : 01

ORIGINATOR : DISCIPLINE: Mechanical

FOR INSTALLATION OF UNDERGROUND DRAINAGE PIPES

(uPVC and ESVC)

Client Consultant Contractor

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

Client Consultant Contractor

Approved Shop Drawing & IFC Drawing

Personnel will be deployed to the various sites on the basis of programmed

Access permit will only be issued on completion of the induction.

Installation of UPVC/ESVC piping will be organized from a central location by the

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

Client Consultant Contractor

Frontline supervisor will ensure that Personal Protective Equipment is worn by

Client : M/s PUBLIC WORK AUTHORITY (ASHGAL)

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

Client Consultant Contractor

The MEP Coordinator :

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

Client Consultant Contractor

MEP Project Manager :

MEP Project Engineer :

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

Client Consultant Contractor

 PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED:

HANDLING & STORAGE

 On receipt of all material, thorough inspection will be carried out to ensure

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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WORK INSTRUCTIONS INSTALLATION

 Prior to commencement of installation, it has to be ensured that all

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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Push-fit (R/R) Socket pipes

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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Push-fit (R/R) pipes (as per BS-4660 )

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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 After pipe installation and testing is complete the CONTRACTOR shall

Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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Method Statement for Installation of Underground Drainage Pipe

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 MAN POWER REQUIREMENT

Staff will consist of:

- U/G Drainage System - uPVC pipes & Fittings

 PLANT & EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT

General Tool Box- 1 no. (for one pair of worker)

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 QC APPROVAL AND OTHER DOCUMENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

This MS to be read in conjunction with the below referenced documents

Contract Specification & approved drawings.

No mobilization or operation will be considered too important or urgent as to compromise