(STO) WMS-A-041 and ITP-A-041 R.1 For Field Installation of STO VENTEC System in DA and AG - Returned

Submittal Item
Submittal Item
Project [BP-1A-02] - Musheireb Heart of Doha Project - Phase 1A View Date 29/9/2011

Sub&Super Structure
Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co.
Submittal Item No. BP-1A-

02-3863
General Information
Item No. BP-1A-02-3863 Revision 1

Package No. Rev. BP-1A-02-4004.1
Description WMS-A-041 and ITP-A-041 R.1 for Field Installation of STO VENTEC System in DA and AG
CSI Code 07 24 13 - Polymer-Based Exterior Insulation and Finish Submitting Company Hyundai Engineering & Construction
System Co.
Doc. Spec. Or BOQ Page 072413-Part 3 Copies Required
Status Returned Item Type Method Of Statement
Responsible Team Member Sang-Lak Chung (Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co.)
Item Notes Diwan Annex & Amiri Guard
Primary Response Revise and Resubmit
Submission Notes
Review Notes See the attached marked up submittal, Item No. 3863.1.PDF: BMD 1A02DC (Burns and McDonnell). 25/9/2011
Dates
Required On Site (E1) 24/6/2011 Required Lead Time 46

(days)
Approved Submittal Required By 9/5/2011 Required Review Time 14
(E1) (days)
Submission Due (E1) 25/4/2011
EI No.
Activity Code E10650
BLDG
AREA
LEVEL
Submitted Date 21/9/2011
Discipline Architectural
Sub Contractor
Compliance: Specification Division 07, Specification Section 072413 Polymer-Based Exterior Insulation and Finish System Part 3
Requirement
Compliance: Contractor Complete WMS/ITP issued with submission
Proposal
Compliance: Remarks Work Method Statement and Inspection & Test Plan are in full compliance with the specifications.
Also refer to attached Responded RFI-0966 for the BMD’s Confirmation regarding to the Proposed STO System.
Acknowledged (E2)
Estimated Quantity (E2)
Unit (E2)
Ordered Quantity (E2)
Reqd. Order Date (E2)
Date Purchase Order Issued
(E2)
Purchase Order No. (E2)
Supplier (E2)
Method Of Shipping (E2)
Shipping Date (E2)
E.D.A. To Site (E2)
A.D.A. To Site (E2)
Lead Time (E2)
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A HYUNDAI Submittal Item
Project (BP-1A-02] - Musheireb Heart of Doha Project - Phase 1A
View Date 21/9/2011
IIBK Sub&Super Structure
Submittal Item No. BP-1A-02-

3863
General Information

Package No. Rev. BP-1A-02-4004.1
Description
WMS-A-041 and ITP-A-041 R.1 for Field Installation of STO VENTEC System in DA and AG
System
Co.
Status Requested Item Type Method Of Statement
Primary Response
Submission Notes
Review Notes
Dates
Required On Site (El) 24/6/2011

Required Lead Time (days) 46
Approved Submittal Required By 9/5/2011
(El) Required Review Time 14
(days)
Submission Due (El) 25/4/2011
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BLDG
AREA
LEVEL
Sub Contractor
Requirement
Proposal
Also refer to attached Responded RFI-0966 for the BMD's Confirmation regarding to the Proposed STO System.
Acknowledged (E2)
Unit (E2)

Reqd. Order Date (E2)
(E2) RECEIVED
Supplier (E2)
Method Of Shipping (E2) 21 SEP 20111
Shipping Date (E2)
E.D.A. To Site (E2)
A.D.A. To Site (E2) Burns & McDonnell
Lead Time (E2)
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Project [BP-1A-02] - Musheireb Heart of Doha Project - Phase 1A View Date 9/13/2011
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Submittal Item No. BP-1A-

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General Information

Package No. Rev. 13P-1A-02-4004
Description WMS-A-041 and ITP-A-041 R.0 for Field Installation of STO VENTEC System in DA and AG
System Co.
Status Returned Item Type Method Of Statement
Primary Response Rejected
Submission Notes
view Notes See the attached marked up submittal, Item No. 3863.0.PDF.: BMD 1A02DC (Bums and McDonnell). 9/12/2011
Dates
Required On Site (El) 6/24/2011 Required Lead Time 46

(days)
Approved Submittal Required By 5/9/2011 Required Review Time 14
(El) (days)
Submission Due (El) 4/25/2011
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LEVEL
Sub Contractor
Requirement
Proposal
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Acknowledged (E2)
Unit (E2)
Regd. Order Date (E2)
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Supplier (E2)
Method Of Shipping (E2)
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TABLE of CONTENTS
1.0 PURPOSE
2.0 SCOPE
3.0 DEFINITIONS
4.0 REFERENCE
5.0 RESPONSIBILITY
6.0 PROCEDURE
7.0 QUALITY CONTROL
8.0 SAFETY
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1. PURPOSE
To ensure in meeting the target schedule to complete our scope of work on time with extensive quality of
installation for Sto Ventec system on Wall and Ceiling based on the approved detail, plan and specification
stipulated in the contract. QATAR EIFS will be using highly skilled manpower, equipped tools & technical
support complying with the contract's specification and LEED's requirements as this to enable client's utmost
expectation and satisfaction on delivering Quality Performance.
2. SCOPE
Exterior wall and Soffits installation materials:
1) Vapour Barrier Application

2) ALuminum Bracket with Facade dowel anchor Ejot-SDK-KBV-10
3) Thermal Insulation with accessories
4) T-Profile and L Profile with screw dowel-19x55mm
5) Aluminum Ventilation profile
6) Carrier board-12mm with self drilling facade screw- 5.5x19mm
7) Sto edge and PVC mesh corner bead
8) Sto Armat Classic / Level Reno with embedment of Sto glass Fibre mesh
9) Stolit K — finish
Detail of Works:
1. After receiving all approval on documentations, submittals, and coordinated shop

drawings, secure an approval for inspection of available structure.
2. Check surface condition with allowable tolerance on plumbness and alignment.
3. Initiate finding report — QA/QC.
4. After securing checklist approval and coordination with interfacing of work to other
trade — Application of Vapor Barrier on entire available area will be done.
5. Layout drilling of holes for anchor bolt installation.
6. Installation of fix Aluminum bracket with required spacing ( as per approved detail
drawing).
7. Install approved Thermal insulation with accessories.
8. Installation of T-Brackets,L Brackets and framing accessories.
9. Installation of Sto carrier board with self drilling screws.
10. Installation of Sto Armat classic/ level Reno base coat with embedment of Sto Glass
fibre mesh.
11.Application of final finish — Stolit K.
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3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS
3.1 Definition
Unless specified otherwise in Project Manager and Main Contractor Agreement, all quality terms or
definitions in this plan shall have the meanings described in ISO 9001: 2008, Quality Management and
Quality Assurance — vocabulary.

In case of conflicts, the terms and definitions included in Project Manager and Main Contractor Agreement
shall take precedence over those included in ISO 9001: 2008.
Main Abbreviations
Subcontractor (EIFS) QATAR EIFS

Main Contractor : Hyundai HBK Consortium (HHC)
Consultant •. Burns & McDonnel Inc.
Client .• Msheireb Properties
Project Name • Heart of Doha BP-1A-01/02 - Msheireb
AD Area Director
GM General Manager
PM •. Project Manager
TM •. Technical Manager
CM •. Commercial Manager
PE •. Project Engineer
EE •. Estimation Engineer
SP •. Surveyor Planning
SE •. Site Engineer
HSE •. Health, Safety
QA/QC :. Quality Assurance/ Quality Control Engineer
MS •. Method Statement
QM •. Quality Manual
QMS :. Quality Management System
PQP •. Project Quality Plan
QMR •. Quality Management Representative
PPE •. Personal Protective Equipment
WIR •. Work Inspection Request
MAR •. Material Approval Request
MRIR • Material Receiving Inspection Request
CRFI •. Contractor Request for Information
ITP •. Inspection &Test Plan
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TITLE : Work Method Statement for Field Installation of Stone Cladding & Flooring
4. REFERENCE:
- Relevant project Specifications — Sto Ventec system

ISO 9001:2008
Quality manual & Quality management system
Inspection &Test Plan
LEED's requirements
Pre-Qualification Documents
Project Construction Schedule
Contract Drawings
- Approved Shop Drawings
Health & Safety plan
ASTM Standards (American Standard for Testing Material)
5. RESPONSIBILITY:
5.1 EIFS Project Manager
EIFS Project Manager has the overall responsibility to ensure that the system are installed in
accordance with the following requirements of the contract:
• Contract Specifications
Section 072413 - Polymer Based Exterior Insulation & Finish System ( EIFS/Render)
RFI No.0966
Material Manufacturer's Specification (STO VENTEC)
• Contract Drawings
• Approved Shop Drawings
• Approved and Related Method Statements
• Approved Safety Plan and Procedures
• Approved Program of Works
• Approved samples/mock-up
5.2 EIFS Assistant Project Manager
• Coordination between the technical, commercial and execution activities.

• Tender Drawings, contract study and Quantity take-off follow up.
Technical support and drawings follow up to meet the agreement.
• Attending construction & design Coordination Meetings with Contractors and Consultants.
• Conducting Preparatory and Follow-up Meetings with Construction Department for site activities.
Attending Coordination Meetings with other subcontractors.
Issuance of the official correspondences.
Design the Program of Works for the technical and execution activities.
• Proper support to Commercial Department for the Variations and claims.
• Resources procurement (Material, tools ...etc.).
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5.3 EIFS Project Engineer
Project Engineer will be cooperating with Contractor Section Engineer and will have full
responsibility of coordination between the Main Contractor and EIFS for Sto Ventec system works.
He will be responsible for ensuring that the system installed as per the requirements of the project
and the work is fully coordinated with other relevant sub-contract packages on daily basis. EIFS
Project Engineer has the responsibility for organizing and supervising the transportation of the
material at site to the desired locations in co-ordination with the Contractor Section Engineer to
ensure that the work to be done is as per specification and approved shop drawings. He will ensure
that approved and agreed safety practices, risk assessment and procedures are fully implemented
on site.
5.4 EIFS QA/QC Officer
QA/QC officer will be responsible for the full compliance of work with the Inspection & Test Plan
including the submission of inspection requests, the control, signing and distribution of quality
control documentation and to ensure that the work is executed fully in accordance with the
requirements of the contract specifications and approved shop drawings prior to inspection requests
being submitted to minimize the need for re-inspection. He will also assist the safety officer for
implementation of the safety procedure on site. He will be responsible also for assuring that the
work of this package is integrated with that of the other adjoining / abutting works of other packages.
5.5 EIFS Foreman
Foremen will directly supervise the workers involved in installation of system under the guidance of
EIFS Site Engineer. This includes implementation of safety and quality procedures. He has to
arrange proper tool / equipments and manpower for installation of the system.
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5.6 EIFS Safety Officer
Safety Officer will be responsible for HSE issues as follows:

>He will ensure full compliance on the safety procedure in the site.
>He is also responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the storage and workplace on
the site and will prepare method statement for any hazardous material or activity.
>Preparation of violation report.
>Make requirements arrangement against fire.
>Supervise & follow-up the site rules including the site speed, validity of driving license,
housekeeping and using goggles for grinding & cutting machines.
>Make sure all fire prevention and protection rules are followed.
5.7 EIFS Document Controller
Documents required by the quality management system shall be controlled as follows:

> Documents/records shall be approved prior issue.
> Documents/records shall be reviewed and updated as necessary.
> Changes and current revision status have to be identified and reflected to documents.
> Documents/records have to be legible and readable
> Distribution of Documents/records shall be correctly controlled.
> Approved and latest revision of documents has to be distributed and issued.
> Shop drawings shall show plans, elevations, sections, typical details, sizes, joints, expansion
joints and construction joints especially interfacing detail with other trades.
> All the Shop Drawings will be submitted in accordance with the contract's requirements.
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6 PROCEDURE:
6.1 WORK SEQUENCE
The overall phasing and sequence of carrying out of works shall be complied with the approved program
to the Client's satisfaction. The Works shall be performed in accordance with the Milestone Dates,
Sectional Completion Dates, and the Time for Completion and Schedule requirements in the Contract
Documents, taking into consideration all of the project duration changes.
6.2 CONTRACT INTERFACE
6.2.1 EIFS will coordinate with the main contractor for performing works under separate contracts to
ensure no delay, disruption or interference is caused to such other contracts.
6.2.2 EIFS will coordinate with Interfacing of work to the following contractor —BMC
(Waterproofing) DAR AL Rokham ( Stone cladding) ALUNASA ( Window contractor ) ALUTEC
( Screen panel contractor ) VOLTAS ( Electrical contractor ) and other related sub contractor.
6.3 WORKING HOURS
The normal working hours of EIFS is 5 — days ( Sunday to Thursday) . The actual hours may vary due to
location ( site) condition. The working time and manpower will be flexible to meet the contract schedule.
6.4 SUBMITTALS
6.4.1 Shop Drawings and As Built Drawings (Specs - Section 072413 )
Detailed shop drawings will be prepared by EIFS, showing plans, elevations, sections, typical details,
sizes, joints, control joints location, in relation and connection with interfacing to other trades as specified
above item 6.2.2 and the drawings should be approved by the Consultant before proceeding with any
installation work.
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6.4.2 Materials, LEED's compliance and Product data
All materials of Sto Ventec, frameworks, insulation, carrier board, adhesive, finish coating, sealant, etc.
shall be complied with LEED's requirements (Specification-Polymer Based Exterior Insulation And
Finish System (EIFS/Render) Section - 072413) and approved by the Engineer before usage in the
project.
LEED's requirements are attended by EIFS and is responsible for the provision of all product data (in
original), and the documents required will be submitted also in electronic format in CDs, such as
catalogues, brochures, and technical data or any other requirement by the specification or the
Supervision Consultant.
6.4.3 Program of Work and Material Scheduling
A fully detailed program of works will be developed by EIFS Planning Department based on overall
project completion program. The EIFS works program will detail the sequence (flow) of activities and
time allocation for each section of project to ensure that all activities are fully coordinated. The
approved program will assist planning for approval of activities, material procurement, delivery and
mobilization of workers etc.
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6.5 INSPECTION OF DELIVERED MATERIALS AT SITE
The delivered material to site will be inspected by EIFS QA/QC & HHC QA/QC to ensure that
the quality all materials color and texture finish meet fully with the approved sample complying
with approved shop drawings and specification.
6.6 STORAGE, TRANSPORTATION, HANDLING AND PROTECTION
EIFS QA/QC together with HHC QA/QC will check the delivered materials prior to the
Consultant's approval.
p The delivered materials will be properly stored in the designated area.
. The approved finish coat material shall be separately stocked maintaining the HSE
requirements and those containers are delivered in original unopened containers labelled
with manufacturer's name, product name and designation, and expiration period.
Sto Ventec Carrier Board are stored horizontally resting weight on wooden panel edges.
p The material must be carefully handled to avoid damages.
Sto Ventec carrier Board are stored in a protected area and will be covered with
Polyethylene sheets to protect from any damaged.
p Storage systems will be set up as instructed by the Consultant and will be audited
periodically by EIFS, Contractor and the Consultants.
p Moreover, materials shall be submitted for Consultant's approval before commencement
of installation work.
p The material will be carefully unloaded at site storage yard by means of forklift or other
means.
6.7 MOCK-UP ERECTION
Mock-ups erection will verify selections made under sample submittals and to demonstrate
finish effects and set quality standards for materials and execution.
Approved mock-ups may become part of the completed Work if undisturbed at time of Substantial
completion.
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6.8 TESTING AND INSPECTION DEVICE/EQUIPMENT
All measuring and testing devices/equipments if any shall be calibrated periodically against certified
standard equipment. Copies of certified calibration reports issued by relevant authorities / agencies shall be
available for review by the Supervision Consultant.
6.9 PROCEDURE OF INSTALLATION
EIFS QA/QC preparatory inspection prior to installation:
I. Area Clearance
Before proceeding with the Sto Ventec system installation, an official clearance to obtained
from the MAIN CONTRACTOR and CONSULTANT to ensure that the area is ready to
receive the Sto Ventec System installation.
II.Examination
The wall surfaces indicated to receive Sto Ventec system should be totally examined for
the compliance with requirements for installation tolerances and other condition affecting
performance.
III. Preparation
The wall surface should be cleaned off any other foreign materials and the substrate should
be ready to receive the Vapor Barrier before any anchor framing installation as per
approved material.
p The substrate for setting system needs to be firm, clean and free of spalled, cracks and any
structural defects with acceptable tolerance of plumbness and alignment equivalent to
15 mm, 5mm pushed away from the concrete and 10mm pushed closed to the concrete.
P Joints location ( if any) and width will be carried out according to the approved Shop
Drawing / IFC — Drawing,
p Grid line reference will be marked by the Main Contractor's Surveyor.
r Before starting any installation work, the setting out points will be marked on the walls as
per requirement reference.
IV. Erection of Scaffolding

The Main Contractor will provide and erect sufficient scaffoldings, in compliance with all the
safety requirement on the working areas, where required, to enable installers to handle and
fix the framing and board properly. All scaffoldings shall be checked by HDEC Safety Officer,
cleared and tagged for use prior to any activity which requires the use of the scaffolding.
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V. In process (Installation)
EIFS QA/QC initial checking and follow up before installation.
p After the substrate examination and has approval from consultant- QA/QC, an
approved vapour barrier (Nito Proof 10) will be applied by means of rollers and/or
paint brush.
p Angle clip with anchor bolt ( sto-ejot sdk-kb v10) to be fixed on the substrate.
p Installation of Thermo Insulation Kingspan with required accessories will be
applied.
EIFS-QA/QC will ensure the drilling of holes on the concrete to receive the
Facade screw dowel anchor is complying on the approved shop drawings and
the required Vapor Barrier approved sealing restoration procedure.
P Installation of framing T- profile, L profile and alum. ventilation should comply on
its spacing requirements and should be on Plumb and align position prior to
receive Sto — carrier board installation with self taping screw with specified
spacing.
P Installation of corner bead and edge bead as per required shop drawing.
P Installation of expansion joint (as required)
P Application of Base coat with embedment of fibre mesh to cover entire surfaces
of carrier board.
p Inspection of any irregularities should be performed by QA/QC prior to
application of Finish coating, Stolit -K
p Application of caulking with backer rod on joint (as required).
VI. Field Quality Control:

A. Special inspection : Engage a qualified special inspector to perform the following
special inspections:
According to Manufacturer's Standard.
B. Testing Agency: Engage a qualified testing agency to perform test and inspections.
C. Eifs Test and Inspection for the following:
1. According to Manufacturer's Standard..
D. Remove and replace EIFS where test results indicate that EIFS do not comply with
specified requirements.
E. Prepare test and inspection reports.
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VII. Protection
Protection will be provided to maintain conditions in an acceptable manner and situation,
moreover, exposed edges and corners will be properly protected in order to avoid any damage
or deterioration. Furthermore, other trade workers should be restricted and kept off from the
areas where the Sto Ventec system are installed by providing safety barricades (by HDEC
Safety). All damaged caused by others will be reported to Hyundai and cost associated with
fixing it (restoration) will be submitted.
VIII. Hand over and final approval
EIFS QA/QC will arrange for the final inspection and handing over, preparing the documents and
forms required for the final handing over, as well as he will insure the full compliance with approved
shop drawing and specifications for the installed tiles prior to Client's inspection/hand over.
IX. Warranty
The work included in this method statement shall be fully warranted in written certification for the
same period referred in the specification starting from the date of substantial performance of the
project against any defect in design, materials and workmanship.
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7.0 QUALITY CONTROL
EIFS QA/QC ensures the readiness of the work prior to raising an official inspection request to the main
contractor/Engineer; therefore he has to ensure that the work is executed fully in accordance with the
requirements of the contract specifications and approved shop drawings.
EIFS QA/QC has to verify the conformity of the material on site prior to main contractor/Engineer inspection
and approval, moreover any defective material will be totally rejected and NCR should be internally issued
for immediate corrective/preventive action by replacement or return back the defective material as well as
the rejected /defective material will be isolated and marked.
EIFS QA/QC conducts the internal Audit and preparing for the external Audit coordinating with EIFS
QA/QC to meet specification and Quality management system.
EIFS QA/QC is deemed to have examined the Main Contract Documents, and in particular the Contract
Specification and to have fully acquainted himself with all the requirements therein related to and in
connection with Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Testing of Materials and Workmanship and the
Engineer's or Consultant's inspections, insofar as the same apply to the whole of the Subcontract Works.
EIFS QA/QC shall constantly keep and maintain comprehensive and detailed QA/QC records of all works
executed, and of all inspections, examinations and tests all to the satisfaction of the Engineer and Contractor,
and in full compliance with the provisions, terms and conditions of the Main Contract. The Subcontractor's
QA/QC records shall be submitted weekly to the Contractor in the form and manner determined by the
Contractor and Engineer.
EIFS QA/QC shall provide all samples, test pieces and the like necessary for full compliance with the Main
Contract Documents and Specifications as such samples and test pieces represent any part of the
Subcontract Works to be provided, examined and tested under the provisions of the Main Contract.
EIFS QA/QC Engineer and QA/QC team if any shall attend the Contractor's quality review meeting,
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8.0 SAFETY
A. SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT
The Health, Safety and Welfare of employees are of prime importance to EIFS and are essential to the efficient
operation of its activities in addition to our common duty to the public and clients.
The responsibility for safety at work rests upon all sectors of management and is not a secondary issue.
The company will take all reasonably practicable precautions to ensure the Health, Safety and Welfare at work
of its employees by providing:
1. A safe working environment by operation and maintenance of all tools, machinery and equipment.
2. Safe systems of work include the preparation of method statements for potentially hazardous
activities requiring official approval prior to commencement.
3. Adequate instruction, information, training and supervision.
4. Control all situations likely to cause damage to property and equipment.
5. Effective facilities for the treatment of injuries, which occur at work.
6. Effective fire prevention and fire control procedures.
7. Effective control of substances which can be hazardous to health and the provision of any
necessary protective clothing.
8. The provision of any necessary safety and/or protective equipment or clothing.
9. Ensure that there exist adequate facilities for consultation between management and employees
representatives including routine safety committee meetings at project and factory level.
10. In parallel to the above, ensuring that sub-contractors employed on projects undertaken by the
company are fully in compliance with this policy at both the selection stage and throughout the
execution of their work on site.
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B. Personal Protective Equipment
All QATAR EIFS personnel that will be involved in the execution of works shall be using PPE's as a
minimum, the mandatory site requirement of hard hat, high visibility vest and safety shoes.
During installation of works, personnel engaged in works at high rise edges of the structure will be
required to wear and when necessary attach a safety harness to a secure point. The use of harnesses as
a means of fall arrest will only be employed in circumstances when other conventional methods cannot be
used.
Personnel using specialized PPE such as harnesses will be given instruction on usage and maintenance.
This type of PPE will be inspected on a regular basis with a record held on site.
C. Toolbox Meeting
QATAR EIFS will be required to carry out a programme of continuation training throughout the time they
are involved in the project. This will take the form of Toolbox Talks. The Toolbox Talks should include a
forum whereby safety matters can be raised by the workforce and the topic of toolbox will be discussed
with main contractor Safety Officer to decide the required subject of toolbox.
D. Emergency plan
The objectives of this emergency plan include the following;
• Controlling the emergency, localizing the emergency and eliminating the hazard.
• Welfare of personnel coordinating with Emergency team
• Headcount and rescue operations in coordination with security / rescue team.
• Treatment of injured.
• Safeguarding the others by timely evacuation.
• Minimizing damage to property and environment
• Informing and collaborating with security /Emergency and other statutory authorities.
• Preserving records and organizing investigation
• Ensure safety of the works before our personnel re-enter and resume work.
• Investigating and taking steps to prevent recurrences.
E. Waste Management
QATAR EIFS does not anticipate generating excessive waste during the installation process. Impact of
the waste materials that will be generated by the installation will be minimal.
However, during operation, the disposal of these wastes shall be treated in a manner and in accordance
to the Main Contractor's waste management policies.
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F.Risk Assessment
Risk Assessments to be carried out to determine the level concern with regard to Environment,
Occupational Health and Safety, which shall identify the method required mitigate/minimize the risk during
fixing and site's activities.
G.GENERAL SAFETY RULES AND CONTROL MEASURES
In order to prevent accidents, it is important that you are fully conversant with the safety procedures
contained in this safety statement.
There are rules and regulations, which apply to our activities which are as follows;
H.TOOLS/ EQUIPMENT MAINTAINENCE I INSPECTION
Equipments & power tools must be inspected and calibrated complying with the
specification.
I. HAND TOOLS
Trowel, scraper, saws, hammers, screwdrivers, etc. are responsible for many accidents.
Accidents that arise from their use do generally of human failing, carelessness, lack of common
sense, lack of knowledge of the correct tool for the job, ignorance of sensible safety precautions
or failure to maintain tools in good working order. Tools must be regularly checked, if worn or
damaged take back to stores, and replace.
Note: ALWAYS USE THE CORRECT TOOLS FOR THE TASK AND DON'T IMPROVISE
J. POWER OPERATED TOOLS
- Those trained and authorized in their use must only use power operated tools.
- The operator must inspect all power-operated tools prior to being used.
- It is important to ensure that proper connections are made to energy supplies whether electric,
compressed air, hydraulics, etc.
- Unless otherwise authorized, when using tools only a low voltage power supply to be utilized.
- The power supply must be from a suitable transformer.
- Portable electric tools and exterior leads must be fitted with proper plugs and NEVER connected by
inserting bare wires into a socket or junction box.
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K.MANUAL HANDLING
Many accidents are caused through mishandling. These can be avoided with care.
You should ensure that any load is not heavier than you are capable of lifting
When in doubt, obtain assistance.
Wear suitable gloves to protect your hands against sharp edges.
Load being dropped during handling causes many foot injuries — wear sensible footwear.
Avoid the need to carry out manual handling as far as possible. Where a risk is identified, implement
measures to reduce that risk.
L.HOUSEKEEPING
Remember at all times that a tidy site is generally a safe site.

Help keep your site clean and tidy.
See that walkways are kept clear of materials and rubbish that may trip you or your workmates.
Stack material in a tidy manner.
Help keep mess huts, toilets, etc. clean and tidy. These facilities are every often abused by men on site.
M.Control & Check on Non- Compliance
There may be circumstances where it will be necessary to issue a format written Non-Conformance
Notice (NCN) against violation of Health and Safety rules.
NCNs shall be registered and filed to make sure that all NCNs are being followed up and closed.
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HYUNDAI HBK Consortium
- Sheet Sheet : 20 of 20
As Project Manager, I expect all employees to confirm to this General Safety Policy Statement and to
comply fully with the relevant sections of current Governmental andlor Municipal Safety legislation,
rules and regulations in force at the time and to exercise all reasonable care for their Health, Safety and
Welfare including that of others and the general public who may be affected by their acts or omissions.
The overall responsibility for Health, Safety and Welfare in EIFS is vested in me.
The Company will give full backing to this policy and will monitor the policy in addition to introducing
any additional control mechanism deemed necessary. The company will support all those who
endeavour to carry out this General Safety Policy.
Date of Issue: — -}-e■ II
Signature: Mr. Alex Register

Project Manager
End of Method Statement

ANNEX-1
Request For Information
HYUNDA I
f 111INC. A. CIP4'.7Mt)l ION Project [BP-1A-02] Musheireb Heart of
- View Date 17/9/2011
Doha Project - Phase 1A Sub&Super
BK Structure
RFI No. BP-1A-02-

0966
Primary Responder Richard McPherson Issue Date 17/5/2011

Burns and McDonnell Status Closed
9400 Ward Parkway
Kansas City, MO 64114 Resolved Date
USA Reason for Request Other
Phone: +974-4405-9705 Priority High
CC Garth Guyer (Burns and McDonnell) Response Due 24/5/2011
Anthony Bonavolonta (TIME Qatar)
mhod plpdcc (TiME Qatar)
From Young Jae Lee
Subject RFI - Discrepancy of Specification

Drawing No. Detail No.
CSI Code 07 24 13 - Polymer-Based Other Ref. No.
Exterior Insulation and
Finish System
Information Requested
With reference to Technical Specification Section 072413 - Polymer-Based Exterior Insulation and Finish System
(EIFS/Render), the Supplier (STO) designated in the specification has brought out that the project specification
DOES NOT comply on their EIFS System. Please find the attached table stating the specifications which are not
relevant to the system and also find the specification provided by the supplier for reference.
Therefore, you are requested to confirm which specification we have to follow for our project.
Please confirm.
Suggestion
Response Information
Responder Date Response
Richard McPherson 24/5/2011 Proposed STO system is generally acceptable. See comments on attached file BMD
RFI 966.
Richard McPherson (Burns and McDonnell) 24/5/2011
Authorized Signature Printed Name Date
Linked Documents
Document Document Open Description Date Size

Type (KB)
File Discrepancy of Specification.pdf 2A G.9 Discrepancy of Specification.pdf 16/5/2011 77.22
File NBS StoRend Flex on Ventec.odf ' NBS StoRend Flex on 16/5/2011 62.58
Ventec.pdf
File BMD RFI 966.PDF BMD RFI 966.PDF 24/5/2011 5025.76
Distribution
Recipient Company Method Date

Garth Guyer Burns and McDonnell Message 17/5/2011
Hyundai PDCC Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co. Message 24/5/2011
Lee Joon Soo Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co. Message 24/5/2011
mhod pipdcc TiME Qatar Message 24/5/2011
Richard McPherson Burns and McDonnell Message 17/5/2011
Specification Areas Not Relevant to the System
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A Amman Society for Testing and Algeria. (AVM)

Agreed but installer Noe SFS system
B. Co. of fedora Peg...bons pa)

must comply with ,..s. SFS system
C Amman Soren, of ON Engineers (ASC/)

testing and standards Not SFS spleen
D ICCINANNort floolotalCall
defined by Sto for the . Not Oilptotortt
f MS Industry Members Amonation ((MA)

Sto Ventec System. Net SFS system
F. Nabonal Fite PnatectkonAssodadon f t/PA) Na SFS seders
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IPS SWIM 0513111N1016
A Clms Pll tffS A nonaalbeaneg. sem Med. Mem. wall derides( WON" that conosts of a , •nsUatmn board seta.. .vw.V. , n
mahmedh. m ban to the subshate, an ar pp, and • pm .140, OfflOr 04440 MAO off ea bsebee sxtetrate by a metal Noy tram.% system MN am n IPS Mtn" demi... am. Agree d -
tn. 4.4t4 Alm earner bard hat an marg. ai., reinforce., base cow, and a textured pow.. f msh coat
LIN PINFOINIAANCI INNUIRUNINIS
x.. tort' Warty. ha ham bond fusee wet, s or between notes and nespeetIrg eel
N. SFS system
C.0.4:441101, resulting from exposure tom., wed *wear. or other msg.. andItions
A. SFS Performance. Comply lath the

2. Weatherteghtness. Resaant to water penetrabon hem Merle , Mull and asuernbies behind n at
following
through them Ito' of buidng that results in aterkat ion a thermal-Ming effectiveness or Clam systems
other degradation a behold rt. indsetieg substrates suoarteg all cowatnetion, and
interior finish
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m • Hon 17 7 -wen- tImci ovum
8 Class P8 MS bard; /404 fox a neraand 18 days, and Wowing no ,tact mg. coed., or loss of film Integra, arse Not 00$ system
.posure to 5001 of sand when tested per ASTM Dead, Method A
iinsterrou c ,,
I Indude mak.exposed
" memory Semchs to Apr to cow elected. Old M. d od Ocen wawa not dosed
2/12111PSEINAIS
13
A Compatibility. Provide effsetWe. fasteners. board insulation. 'enforcing mesh.,, base- and fnamoet system sealants. and monsoMes that
M. comatlide en* orwanothe and **Is sotetrates and tooroord for toe by f If Smaeff.aW fOr F,e1M . No a..^.• Agree
Agres,,,,...,,i MI
C Pruner/Sale, (IFS marmfacturee's sterdard %dash We cond... enth YOC content of 2500/C or loss when taktatited wading to 40 CFR 59.
%WM OVA Method 24). desgred to seal sutetrates from moisture parietretion and to aspire the bond between substrate of type Indiuted b ppm, seder.. STD specs Preade tent
bad adhothe used for opplication of insufabon
D. Fleobte-Mernbrane Flashing - Cold•spoled, Iota seSadhe , re. self hoWg. Not poet of We, fri
f . nsuletion Adesive, f IFS manulacturees standard forms/Mon designed tor *Sabel use, congsabble with actistrele end *pled
svaterprooringhepor barrier on substrate; weft VOC content of Wet or hes when calculated moans to 4005 55. Subpart 0 (EPA Mellott 21), No iniluletiosedeteive or
and complying vdth one deal laming
. Faretoryealended dry fornalation of argent' cement, dry pawner admixture, end Paws wedged foe base cot al reputed by system Agreed m
2. Fectoryeniced norrownengtimos fearrntenton awed for aclusive Mdem. of insufellon to substrates of type iclicabeq at recamended
by INS manfacture,
...Wed by mum
Ag
6 Reinforcing Mesh - galenad. vials reader+, coma/me. glass Car raw boated for compabblaty with Whet f 0 S materials, made from
corenvoras muland strands with retried mesh heat drench of roc less Wan Cl &Von pat ASTM €2088 I. comp roe mtb ASIM D323 NW as request by system Agree , til
We fdlowing.
1 WtronadiatexImPaCt INflriforclrg Maly Not less than 999 Vag ro ...Mad by system Agree
S ,,,„ R.Mfordni Mesh: Not *a Don 127 eso. N. N/A
I . DOM NoIntotdoi Mesh: Not end than 136 Oa .• N/A
. Comm Atinforotre trieft: Not lots then 20 g/o2 rp. as Notoloel to NU., Agreed
N. Sase-Coet MaterIMS (OS mewls...es standard MS. cCentAwg with ea a the follatrd ottotrolo0 to mesas Agreed F71
.. f Pam-blended Oy fomadatIon ol poniard ans.& dry Dewar allinlettort ar4 inert P.m to *khan* water .added at holed sae. as ottpotoll to solo.
Agmn ,- I:
2. PactoryNtkal nonooroottAtous tormottlion doolymeottruhko oftotoro and Inert NAN OW A rot* to too wittout *Ping ape mate*. a ANNAN' Do NAN.
Agr(..,.
c. Waterproof Adhesive/ImeCoal Materlab. ElfS mandiactureeS standard weleNeaffOrmulatlOn *MVO( wawa of50 4A of ten ohm
N/A
cokutotott ...dog 1110055d. %Nowt 0 ((PA Method 24) ottnp.kN NO ON A...NC
I. ke,Kombined tonnutation of mmufacturrees standard polswerArnubian adhesve end 4,114ufacturee's standard dry ..4•1 easterner{ porgerd
PI/A
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C Pilaw (OS manufactures standard factors...ed. elostomenc-polymor plow AN IPPP30^11bonsteet NfffecaPN aPlditabon el Gmbh cat. ■430,Inef rot part of system
M. fr. Accestoriar Typo at dttrinatod or roquirod to sut conOrticos indkatod and to woo* ANA COS ount/actoroes written inonookos;
manufachoed from Weteberred PVC, and comply/4 sigh AS1.1 0171M, manufecturees sterelani Cell Clots tor UM ...dad, and AS11121063.
N Named IN ,....., A greed F7
2 0Nrol toad. ProtONtotod. ...Pots Apo for attachmant behind imitation, of depth required to suit thickness of comes and Inssifflon, aids
ANN As proloratod for bonding to coating and back Seg
te .......0,...... Agreed
2. alp Speed/Sap- Pretabricated. onsPiece tirPt ke attadwant behind insulation voith face leg attended to low a drip of depth required to
suit thidmess of coating and insufabon. bathface log perforated for bonding beating and back leg.
NI PNINPN be SW* Agreed
3. (tototion bb c. ProArbrkstod. orrooton V pro** Antirtod to ..rest onto or marrow. Not V but 2 pint no 510 Mats
Agreed
P. Widow SIII PAOor PANNPIANNO me 0oe both flashing and doping a .... AptrAng borstoth ororSoort; *NA ..a.o Doi dam agin.4 to
AVOW IN otters
and room to .teat's.
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S Parapet Cap flasheg - Typo for both ftwhIng and covering agape top with cleagn contoNNII vdth ASTAI 01297. oroplitO In dal.
Page: 3
Date: 5/24/2011 2:22:07 AM Subject: Polygon Author: gberlin Number: 1
Date: 5/24/2011 2:20:27 AM Subject: Text Box Author: gberlin Number: 2

Agreed but installer must comply with testing and standards defined by Sto for the Sto Ventec System
Date: 5/24/2011 2:23:22 AM Subject: Text Box Author: gberiin Number: 3
Agreed
Date: 5/24/2011 2:24:07 AM Subject: Text Box Author: gberlin Number: 4
A. )reed
Date: 5/24/2011 6:25:36 PM Subject: Sticky Note Author: gberlin Number: 5

Sto Ventec/Rain Screen Cladding
Date: 5/24/2011 2:25:11 AM Subject: Cross-Out Author: gberlin Number: 6
T Date: 5/24/2011 2:25:18 AM Subject: Cross-Out Author: gberlin Number: 7
Date: 5/24/2011 2:25:24 AM Subject: Cross-Out Author: gberlin Number: 8
Date: 5/24/2011 2:36:05 AM Subject: Sticky Note Author: gberlin Number: 9

Date: 5/24/2011 2:36:14 AM Subject: Sticky Note Author: gberlinNumber: 10
r.Oate: 5/24/2011 2:25:34 AM Subject: Cross-Out Author: gberlinNumber: 11

Samples still need to be submitted related to the Sto Ventec/Rain Screen cladding System
Date: 5/24/2011 2:37:02 AM Subject: Text Box Author: gberlinNumber: 13
Agreed
Date: 5/24/2011 2:37:17 AM Subject: Text Box Author: gberfinNumber: 14
Agreed
Flash as system requires and as indicated on Drawings

Note we are using a foil faced front and back polyisocyanurate insulation in lieu of the mineral fiber .
Date: 5/24/2011 2:40:40 AM Subject: Text Box Author: gberfinNumber: 17

Agreed
Agreed
Agreed
Agreed
Agreed

Agreed

Agreed
Agreed

As required by the system and as recommended by the manufacturer .

Agreed

Agreed

Agreed
Comments from page 3 continued on next page

Specification Areas Not Relevant to the System
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must comply with NotElf5wo,
C American Society of Ova [retinae." 1A961

testing and standards Not Elf 5 within
D ICC GANN.. Service fKCESI

defined by Sto for the Not WS widen,
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mechankath. a both to the subsothr an W CV: ad a ipast ftber Carder heard N. off the build.' Wad.* ha a matd they Medd( Wt.," Not days PO (AS wow. anthem. owned Agreed
n..,... nthr carrida bawd hes an Noway reinforced base KW; and • tortured freterche ftNth the ,
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2 . lad WM., ' Free horn bond enure Whin a between system and supporting we Not OCT vv..,
construction. mooning from ethosure to Ent. nand . weather, ea other inisenthe othathons.
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8 (Ws Patin Wert owed for a renew. of NOWA and *toting re a.,50% ded.(,. 14. 4141. ldterfle A. Net ors ,,,,,,,
ego.. 1.0 SCO L 00 send them toned per AVM DM. Meted A.
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1 Include sedants imposed accosnao Sampea to verify thaw selected 041111ethod Own swarm not dosed
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A Cendrateilito Prorate adhesive. Mame. board in datum. feinfcrong mesh, tome An hr.:A-coat systems. 1041an4f,11.1aaatflet ,” that
are comembleseithem another and di. Misdates and approved Mr use by t IrT mars/Wow •of r.rajaal
leo adhere Agreed
. _
C lerrner/Maer WS rnamlactur ✓s standard "madam wedge.. ran SOC content of 2500 a An Nen calthrated wording to 40011 59.
Subpart D ff PA Method 241, designed to soal Weirdos horn mestere ponetrallen ard le Ontovie the tend Admen odetnote el Wm decreed
and Mead. and to deredim 41,54,47.14,
No primer wake she STO specs thew* stn Agreed
O. f MrAMMerrestane Close/mg. Ceid demett dyad .0..l. toll ',PA.,. Net oad of made
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ANNEX-2
Specification Ref: SP 10-11-11-10210028-1-JC SRF-VENTECBOARD-
STEELALUFRAME-STOLIT Finish
Description: StoRend Flex External Render System onto Sto Ventilated Fagade
System
Project Name: Heart of Doha
Project Address: Qatar
Client: TIME (Turner)
Date: 09-05-11
Technical Consultant: Steven Woolley s.woolley@stoeu.com
M20 PLASTERED/RENDERED/ROUGHCAST COATINGS
SPECIFICATION OF MATERIALS
PROPRIETARY RENDER
160 Sto AG provides a range of high performance render systems comprising levelling
coats, reinforcing render and decorative finishes.
Sto AG operates from:

Ehrenbachstrasse, 1
D-79780
Stuhlingen
Germany
Tel +49 7744 57 1010
Fax +49 7744 57 2010
Infoservice@stoeu.com
Arabian Gulf Partner:

StoGulf NTL
Contact:
Gareth Lymer
Gareth@newtradelinks.com
+971 50 651 4097
StoRend Flex
A specialist anti-crack render system for use on existing flat rendered surfaces or
StoVentec Render Carrier Board. It is particularly recommended for use with the Sto
Ventec Façade System (See section H92).
The system comprises Sto Armat Classic, a fibre reinforced factory batched cement
free reinforcing coat, with Sto glass fibre mesh reinforcement embedded to provide
additional crack resistance. StoRend Flex can bridge existing (non-live) cracks and
board joints without the risk of cracking.
System components:
Sto Armat Classic: cement free, water based, fibre reinforced, highly flexible render.
Min thickness 3.0mm.
Sto Glass Fibre Reinforcing Mesh.
Decorative Finish Renders: Stolit acrylic resin render.
Consult Sto AG technical literature for details. Sto AG are able to assist with design
and provide a specification service and it is recommended that they are consulted
early in the design process.
Sto Building with conscience.
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Notice: This document is a proposal which describes the basic function of an External Render system. The detail solution does not
result in any liability for the company Sto Ltd. As the specific nature of the project in question was not known, no allowance is
made for it in the solution. If necessary, the solution must be modified by a suitably trained architect / planner / contract
administrator / applicator after examining the project and the local conditions as well as all construction law and other rules and
regulations (e.g. fire protection, physical properties, technical principles etc.). Use of this solution does not absolve the
architect / planner / contract administrator / applicator / user of their duty to examine local conditions and to observe any
applicable rules and regulations.
Manufacturer:
Sto AG:
Details as above
System Reference:
StoRend Flex
Substrate / Background:
Steel / Aluminium support taken elsewhere. The substructure to which the
StoVentec Render Carrier Board is to be fixed shall have a surface width of no less
than 80mm to allow correct application of the Sto specified fixings, and shall be at
no greater than 600mm centres.
Sto self-drilling / tapping screws are suitable for use into aluminium 1.0 — 3.0mm
thick and mild steel 1.0 — 2.0mm thick.
Due to the high thermal conductivity of steel and aluminium, it is advisable to apply
Sto Thermal separation Tape to all metal surfaces onto which StoVentec Render
carrier Board is to be affixed.
WIND LOADING: Imposed loads on the façade will vary depending upon building
height, shape, location and proximity of surrounding buildings. This may affect the
required batten centres and fixing pattern. Wind Loading should therefore be
calculated to BS 6399 Part 2. Loading patterns should be subdivided into zoned
areas throughout the façade.
TO ENABLE ECONOMIC DESIGN, ACCURATE CALCULATIONS INDICATING
NEGATIVE WIND LOADS MUST BE PRESENTED TO STO LTD AT THE
EARLIEST POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY.
Render carrier:
StoVentec Render Carrier Board — manufactured from 96% expanded glass

granulate using entirely recycled glass combined with epoxy resin binder and with a
glass fibre mesh laminated on either side providing additional strength.
Note:
All cavities behind the StoVentec Render Carrier Board should be ventilated to
avoid the possibility of moisture build up and subsequent decay of the supporting
structure.
StoVentec Render Carrier Board is manufactured in two standard sizes of 12mm

thickness:
1200mm x 800mm x 12mm (0.96 sq. metres).
2400mm x 1200mm x 12mm (2.88 sq. metres).
StoVentec Render Carrier Board may be fixed to either vertical timber battens /
studs, lightweight steel studs or to aluminium support rails as part of the StoVentec
Façade rainscreen cladding system. Required fixings are as follows:
Timber: Sto-Facade Screws, FPS 5.0 x 42mm, A2 T25
Light Gauge Steel: Sto-Facade Self-Drilling/Tapping Screws, FPS 6 x 28 mm, A2
T25
Aluminium: Sto-Facade Self-Drilling/Tapping Screws, FPS 5.5 x 24 mm, A2 T25
Sto-Façade screws are applied at the rate of 12 per square metre in normal zones
(supports at 600mm centres), and 30 per square metre in rim zones (areas of high
wind suction — generally at external corners) and to soffits (supports at 400mm
centres), and to radius work (supports generally at 300mm centres). See Sto
Standard Drawing No. VA 005 for fixing centres / positions.
Ensure the support framework onto which the StoVentec Render Carrier Board is to
be fixed is correctly set out and securely fixed prior to commencing installation.
Vertical supports behind board joints must have a minimum width of 80mm to allow
correct positioning of fixings.
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Nc.t,cc. This document is a proposal which describes the basic function of an External Render system. The detail solution does not
All aluminium and steel supports shall have Sto Thermal Separation Tape applied to
all surfaces where the StoVentec Render Carrier Board is to be applied.
Cavity Barriers
PLEASE NOTE:
In accordance with Section 10, approved document B of The Building Regulations',
it may be necessary to include cavity barriers within the construction to prevent the
passage of fire from one building compartment to another by means of a cavity.
Guidance is given in tables 13 and 14, and diagram 31 of the approved document.
As the cavity behind the StoVentec render carrier board should remain both drained
and ventilated (unless an alternative solution is used), this may require the use of
suitable intumescent fire barriers.
Such cavity fire barriers are neither specified nor supplied by Sto AG. However, Sto
AG is able to provide assistance in the procurement of such products should this be
required.
Preparation:
Substrate requires no special preparation. Make good as necessary.
Levelling Coat:
Not applicable.
Reinforcing coat:
Sto Armat Classic cement-free, fibre-reinforced acrylic reinforcing coat. Thickness
to be such to ensure the reinforcing mesh is fully embedded and a level surface is
provided. (Minimum 3mm).
Reinforcement:
Sto Glass Fibre Reinforcing Mesh with symmetrical interlaced glass fibre made from
twisted multi-end strands, styrene butadiene coated to provide a high resistance to
alkali attack and is manufactured so as to prevent laminar movement and
deformation.
For applications in high traffic, vandal prone and anticipated impact areas additional
reinforcement shall be Sto Armor Mat - a specially developed heavy duty, double
strand, interwoven glass fibre mesh styrene butadiene coated.
Areas where Sto Armor Mesh is to be applied shall be clearly defined either within
the contract documentation or marked on construction drawings.
Priming Coat:
Not applicable
Render / Finish:
Stolit cement free acrylic resin render.
Thickness:
1.5mm
Texture:
K , R or MP as specified— Aggregate size as specified.
NOTE: Where the colour specified below is in the C2, C3 or C4 categories, it is
advisable to have the preceding coat tinted to the same colour reference as the
finish colour.
Colour:
Consult with Sto AG for details of colour options and to obtain samples.
Accessories:
Options Sto PVC Mesh Angle beads
Sto Armour Angle
StoSeal Tape 2D 15/2-6 or 2D 15/5-12.
Sto Building with conscience. 3

Sto Edge Protection Profile — PVC.
Sto-Ventilation Profile 30 x 40mm / 40 x 100mm — Aluminium.
Sto-Roof Vent Profile — PVC.
Sto-Rain Repelling Profile — PVC.
Sto-Thermal Separation Tape.
Sto Movement joint Bead Type 'E'.
Sto Movement Joint Bead Type 'V'.
Consult with Sto AG for recommendations and details.

Samples:
413 SAMPLE(S):
Provide sample(s) of
Obtain approval before starting work.

Keep sample(s) available on site throughout the contract for inspection/comparison
purposes.
General: Once samples of coatings have been approved do not change type or
proportion of constituent materials. Ensure that supplies and batch numbers of
materials are sufficient to give consistent uniformity of colour. Ensure uniformity of
texture during application.
Cold weather:
497 Do not use frozen materials or apply coatings on frozen or frost-bound substrates.
497 Do not apply when the air and / or substrate temperature is below 5 degrees
centigrade. Maintain temperature of work above freezing until the material has fully
set.
Suitability of Substrates:
510 Substrate shall be structurally sound, and free from cracks and gaps.
510 Substrate shall be of sufficient flatness / regularity to allow the finished application
to be completed to the required tolerances.
510 Substrate shall be free from dirt, oil, dust, efflorescence, mould, algae and other
deleterious materials.
510 The cutting, chasing, fixing and making good of conduits, service penetrations, etc.
should be completed prior to commencement of the works.
Beads / Stops / Accessories:
Product reference:
Sto Edge Protection Profile / Aluminium Ventilation Profile / Roof Vent Profile / Rain
Repelling Profile / Stop / Movement beads.
Sto PVC Mesh Angle bead to external arris.
Sto Armor Angle to internal arris.
Material: PVC.
Application:
Provide profiles/beads/stops at all arris and stop-ends except where specified
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regulations ie.g. fire protection, physical properties, technical principles etc.). Use of this solution does not absolve the
otherwise. Cut neatly using the longest possible lengths and form mitres at return
angles. Plumb, square and true to line and level, ensuring full contact of wings with
the StoVentec Render carrier Board.
Movement joints:
All movement joints and/or shrinkage zones within the structural substrate must be
replicated in the Sto Ventec Render Carrier Board and subsequent render coatings.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Joints through the Sto Ventec board, where installed on timber or steel framed
constructions that are subject to NHBC inspection must use more robust detailing at
movement joints. Consult Sto AG for special details.
Application generally:
810 Apply coatings firmly to achieve good adhesion, and in one continuous operation
between angles and joints.
Appearance of finished surfaces shall be even and consistent, free from rippling,
hollows, ridges, cracks and crazing.
Finish to a true plane, to correct line and level, with angles and corners to right
angles unless specified otherwise, and with reveals, heads, etc. plumb / level and
square.
Prevent excessively rapid or localised drying out of cementitious coats.
Dubbing out rendering:
Not applicable
Undercoats generally:
Rule to an even surface. Quality of application will have a direct bearing on the
visual appearance of the finished render.
Finish coat:
Even texture to specification.
Curing and drying:

880 General:
Additives:
Sto AG products are not to be altered with any additives, except for small amounts
of clean water as directed on the label. Antifreeze, accelerators, rapid binders etc.
are not to be used under any circumstances.
Setting Out:
Establish a horizontal line at the base of the substrate. After fixing vertical supports
at the required centres, securely fix Sto Ventec Render Carrier using the specified
screw fixings.
Install Sto PVC edge protection / ventilation / roof vent / profiles and/or StoSeal
sealing tape as necessary to interfaces.
Consult with Sto AG for recommendations and details.
Insurance cover is provided upon satisfactory completion of the works and payment
in full of the premium due.
The premium to be paid should be clearly identified in the project tender. Premiums
are based upon a percentage of the contract sum. Policy terms may be extended
from ten years to fifteen or twenty years in some cases.

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ANNEX-3
3. Illustrative Details
General
General: StoVentec - A
Detail: Mechanical Fix - Isometric
Sto Ltd 03/10 Genera l 04
Notice: This drawing is an Illustrative detail giving the general concept of how the system Interfaces with other construction
components. This drawing should not be used for construction purposes. Full Sto details are available on request.
3. Illustrative Details
Window/Door
Window/Door: StoVentec - A
Detail: Head
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Notice: This drawing is an illustrative detail giving the general concept of how the system interfaces with other construction
components. This drawing should not be used for construction purposes. Full Sto details are available on request.
Matched to perfection: The system components
The beauty's in the detail.
Anyone seeking to produce outstanding facades needs a firm

foundation on which they will be able to rely in the future.
StoVentec is more than just a "pretty face". As stunning as
the walls the system adorns may be, a look behind the scenes
shows that its true beauty comes from within. Without the
intricate workings of the individual system components and the
perfection with which they interact, the glory of even the most
head-turning facade would be of only a short-lived nature.
A facade that is designed solely to stun will only impress at

The render carrier board in recycled
first glance. Those investing in new buildings or renovation glass incorporates outstanding material
projects look beyond this, however, and are not content with an properties which have secured it an
outstanding track record worldwide.
immaculate finish alone. Sto quality is more than just skin-deep.
Sto quality means dependability. Dependability means durability.
Durability means added value. The perfected modular principle
1 Sub-construction:
For StoVentec, this means that every individual component Sub-construction consisting of wood or aluminium profiles
of the system and the perfect interaction of all the system to fix the carrier boards in place. Anchored in the substrate
components are subject to an ongoing process of development with dowels approved for general applications by the
building inspectorate.
and optimisation. And for you, this means that you will be able
to depend on StoVentec in future, too. 2 Insulation:
Sto VHF Mineral Fibre Board
Thermal insulation board made of mineral fibre. Application
type W, non-combustible. Thickness variable according to
thermal insulation requirements.
3 Render carrier board:

StoVentec carrier board
Render carrier board consisting of recycled glass
(expanded glass granulate), with mesh reinforcement
on both sides, thickness 12 mm, format 1.20 x 0.80 m and
1.20 x 2.40 m; low weight of approx. 6 kg/m2, of limited
combustibility in accordance with DIN 4102, frost-resistant.
4 Reinforcement fibre plaster:

Sto Reinforcement Fibre Plaster
Organic, ready-to-use bonding and reinforcing compound.
Highly expandable, crack-resistant, highly resistant to
mechanical stress.
5 Reinforcing mesh:
Sto Glass Fibre Mesh
Alkali-resistant reinforcing mesh, non-shifting with
optimized capacity to absorb forces.
The alternative: Sto-Shield Mesh AES
Shielding and reinforcing mesh to provide protection
against electro-smog. Protection from over 99 % of high
frequency electromagnetic radiation. Damping of low-
frequency fields.
6 Top coat:
Stolit (organic plaster) or StoSilco (silicone resin plaster)
Cement-free, ready-to-use finishing plasters.
Highly weather resistant, minimal susceptibility to soiling,
highly elastic, resistant to mechanical stress. Film-conserved
for enhanced resistance to micro-organisms.
The alternative: Ceramics, glass mosaics, ashlar
Frost-resistant and suitable for bonding directly on site,
3 4 5 for broad design scope.
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Inspection and Test Plan
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Field Installation of STO VENTEC System
SPECIFICATION SECTION 072413

BMD Response to RFI No. 0966
Material Manufacturer's Specifications (STO VENTEC)
Location: Diwan Annex and Amiri Guard Building
BURNS & MCDONNELL SUBMITTAL REVIEW Burns

SUPERVISION CONSULTANT , 11.1cliolli - L.
MUSHEIREB - HEART OF DOHA PROJECT
0 A Approved ❑ For Information

❑ES. Approved as Noted ❑ Rejected
Dc Revise and Resubmit
This submittal has been reviev ■ed for general compliance Mth the design
intent of the Contract Documents Approval does not relieve the Contractor
from errors and omissions in the submittal Contractor is responsible for an
dimensions. quantities, fabrication accuracies and coordination mil other
trades unless specifically approved as such, submrttal approval snail not be
considered as approval for desdabons or substitutions from the Contract
Documents
Dv Date
BMCO Reviewer initials
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H EC ac Manager HDEC QA/QC Manager
1 18-Sep-11 Revised as per Comments lEIFS In-Charge
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HDEC Facade Manager HDEC QA/QC Manager
0 6-Sep-11 Issued for Approval EIFS In-Charge
(J.G Byun) (S.Y.Yi)
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@ Diwan Annex & Amiri Guard Bldg.
Revision Control Table
REV.
REV. DATE REVISED PAGE DESCRIPTIONS OF REVISION
NO.
0 Sep. 6, 2011 Initial Release (Issued for Approval)
1 Sept. 18,2011 Revised as per Comments

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CONTENTS
A. TERM AND DEFINITION

B. INSPECTION LEVEL
C. INSPECTION AND TEST PLAN
1. Submittals
2. Material Receiving Inspections
3. Examination and Preparation
4. Installation / Inspection
5. As-built Survey Inspection
6. Final Handover Inspection
D. INSPECTION CHECK LIST
1. Form No. QSP-010/3.0
2. Form No. QSP-010/3.1
3. Form No. QSP-010/3.2
4. Form No. QSP-010/3.3
5. Form No. QSP -010/3.4
6. Form No. QSP-010/3.5
7. Form No. QSP-002-03
E. RFI No. 0966
F. Material Manufacturer's Specification (STO VENTEC)
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A. Term and Definition.
- Owner (OWN): MSHEIREB, Heart of Doha, BP-1A-02, Substructure & Superstructure Works-Phase 1A
- Hyundai-HBK Consortium (HHC): Contractor
- Hold Point (H): A designated point during or following a specific activity. Work may not proceed
beyond this point until the inspection has taken place and been witnessed by the required parties.
- N/A: Not applicable.
-Review Point (R): It is processed through reviewing any results of inspection or test as a method of
ensuring that the inspection or test is performed in accordance with any approved drawing, procedure,
specifications or acceptance criteria.
-Spot Witness Point (SW): A designated point during or following an activity at which spot inspection
or spot examination is required in accordance with the relative procedure. Work may proceed through
the designated witness point if the inspector is not present for the previously established activity.
-Subcontractor (SUB): Any company or person, to whom has sub-contracted directly or indirectly at any
level, any part of the project including consortium member.
- Surveillance (S): It is processed through the routine act of monitoring or observing to verify an
Item or activity conforms to specified requirements.
-Witness Point (W): A designated point during of following an important activity at which inspection or
examination is required in accordance with the relative procedure. Work may proceed through the
designated witness point if the inspector is not present for the previously established activity.
B. Inspection Level (refer QSP 010 Clause 6.0)
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For the field inspection items agreed to be classified as Category A, B, D, HDEC may proceed with the
inspection or tests.
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For Category C, E field inspection items, inspection procedure is as follows;
1) HDEC shall submit to the Owner a "Request for Inspection/Test" notification, a minimum of 1
working day prior to the proposed inspection.
2) If it becomes necessary for the Contractor to change the schedule (date, time, etc.), he shall
promptly notify the Owner of the proposed change.
3) Category C, E inspection shall be scheduled by the HDEC only during working hours as defined in
Contract Agreement. In case that the night shift working crew are organized, the witness inspection
will be scheduled in night time.
4) For the items fabricated by subcontractor from outside of Qatar, QC Engineer shall provide
inspection notification to Owner at least 1 week in advance for required Witness / Hold points.
Generally, Inspection Checklist will be signed by the inspector who is involved in the inspection activity
only. (In case Category A, B and D items signature column for Company shall be made "N/A".)
Classification of Field Inspection is described as below.
Type Symbol
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Contractor's Witness
Owner's Witness
Contractor's Review
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Owner's Hold Point
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B VT & CW
C VT, OW & CW
VT & CH
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MSHEIREB PROPER1IES
MATERIAL RECEIVING INSPECTION REPORT
REPORT NO.: IR-EIFS-S-MRIR-001 DATE :
P.O NO.: STORAGE PLACE :
MANUFACTURER : STO
MATERIALS RESULTS
SIZE UNIT Q'TY DOC.
NO. NAME Accept Reject N/A
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INSPECTION CHECK ITEMS RESULTS
1 Is there any physical damage?

2 Is it correct in identification and color marks?
3 Is it sufficient for protective cover?
4 Is its dimension in accord with purchase order?
5 Is the quantity correct?
6 Was Test Certificates Provided?
7 Others
ATTACHED DOCUMENTS : NOTES :
PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY: APPROVED BY:

(QEIFS) (HDEC) (OWNER Representative)
NAME
SIGN
DATE
Form No. QSP-002-03

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7.0 QUALITY CONTROL

Exterior wall and Soffits installation materials:

1) Vapour Barrier Application

1. After receiving all approval on documentations, submittals, and coordinated shop

3. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

Quality Assurance — vocabulary.

Subcontractor (EIFS) QATAR EIFS

- Relevant project Specifications — Sto Ventec system

5.1 EIFS Project Manager

5.2 EIFS Assistant Project Manager

• Coordination between the technical, commercial and execution activities.

440. Works-Phase 1A Rev. No 1

5.3 EIFS Project Engineer

5.4 EIFS QA/QC Officer

5.5 EIFS Foreman

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