Method Statement for Electro Mechanical Works Installation

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Supply, Installation &

Commissioning of Electro
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AL WAKRA HOSPITAL (HMC)
METHOD STATEMENT FOR SUPPLY INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

ELECTRO MECHANICAL WORK AT
LITHOTRIPSY LAB
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0 20/06/2021 Engineer ------------------- --------------------
and Approval
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Prepared By Checked By Checked By Head Of Engineering
Rev Description Date (Shield Tech) (AL DHANA) (HMC-Eng’r)
(HMC)

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TABLE OF AMENDMENTS
Amendment Details Amendment

Rev:-0 Description Of Amendment Reason for Amendment
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CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION………………………………………………………………………04
2.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF METHOD STATEMENT……………………………04
3.0 OBJECTIVES…………………………………………………………………………..04
4.0 DESCRIPTION OF WORK…………………………………………………………...08
5.0 MANAGEMENT ASPECT…………………………………………………………….13
6.0 PROCESS OF CONTROL / RESPONSIBILITIES…………………………………14
7.0 LIST OF MAIN RESOURCES……………………………………….…………….…15
8.0 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT MEASURE………………..………..…15
9.0 ATTACHMENTS……………………………………………………………………….16

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1.0 INTRODUCTION
This Method statement describes in details the onsite Supply, Installation and Commissioning of
Electro Mechanical Works for AWH. All the Materials Accessories will be as per the project
(Tender) specifications.
2.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF METHOD STATEMENT
This method statement covers Supply Installation and Commission of Electro Mechanical works.
All the materials are manufactured & will be installed in accordance with approved material
submittal, Issued for construction drawings, manufacturer’s recommendation and Project
Specification
The Installation of Materials for AWH -Lithotripsy and recommendation as per approved drawing,
installation will be inspected & approved by HMC Engineering / AWH team. This guidance is
based on the requirements coordination with HMC Engineering FM team set forth in the HSE
Plan and Project Quality Plan (PQP). Also this method statement covers in brief about the
installation procedure with respect to approved shop drawing and the recommendations.
This Method Statement also covering the associated works like Electro Mechanical works, etc.
3.0 OBJECTIVES
This document provides guidance for the implementation of an effective procedure for
compliance with requirements and suggestion stipulated within for the safe and quality
installation of Civil and Electro Mechanical Works. This includes the following:
Store Room Construction
Room Construct
 Proposed area 4 x 4x 3 m Construction of the Room with plywood l.
 Wooden Door 2 m x 2 m Single leaf
 Wooden roof slab
 Protected with polythene
 With proper air conditioning System
 Temporary Fire Detection system

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Electrical Work
Design Supply and Fixation

 Modification & Take provision from the existing LV Panel
 Fixation of new SMDB at ground floor to integrate with the existing
 Cable size as per the requirement
 1 Phase Power for Double Socket
 3 Phase Power for FFAHU
 3 Phase Power for Split Units
 3 Powers for Gemini Monitor Arm Equipment and Control Panel
 3phase power for MCP for duct splits
 Lights as per requirement in the area(Existing)
 Trunking and conduiting works(if necessary) from LV panel to New Smdb through
the roof top the building
 Installation of 4cx240sqmm+ 1cx120sqmm Earth Cable for the SMDB
 Testing and commssion of all electrical Circuits and Cables
Procedure & Control Room Requirement

 13 Amp normal switched duplex socket.
 13 AMP UPS Power Duplex Socket
 Supply & run Ring Circuit 3 Core Electrical Power Cable 2.5/4 MM²
 Circuit breakers if required
 Light Connection as per Design
Network Connection - Supply & Fixation

 Cat. 6 A standard F/FTP cable run from clean room to server room cables length
 Copper connectivity -10 G plus tool-free jack
 Copper connectivity UK styled plastic outlets and accessories
 10 Plus Generic Patch Cord 3M
 Access Control And Security Management(2 Doors) - Supply and Fixation

 Access control unit (HID) (2 pc.)
 Card reader (2 pc.)
 Push button (2 pc.)
 Emergency Door Release ( 2 pcs)
 cabling termination configuration. (2 Pc.)

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 BMS Services - Supply and Fixation

 Socket Control FFAHU
 Cable 2 core / 4 core shielded screen cable
 Containment conduit
 DDC panel
 DDC control
 Termination
 Communication Cable Termination to Existing Lop
 Programming Configuration
 Smoke Detector
 Relocating smoke detector
Mechanical Work
GI DUCTING & FFAHU Fixation
 Installation of Supply Air & GI 22g/24g duct as per design
 Installation of VCD as per the duct size & design.
 Aluminum Ceiling diffuser as per the propose size & design.
 Fire rated dampers with access door as per the duct size & design.
 Fresh air ducting as per requirement with sand trap lower filter.
 Leakage Testing & third party air balancing.
 Installation of FFAHU as per drawing.
Fan Coil Unit FCU & ExFAHU st Fan

Supply & Fixation
 Supply & Fixation of fixation of 2nos of Duty and Standby Duct Split Units for
Procedure room
 1nos of FCU for Control room and other spaces with proper insulated GI ducting and
Refrigerant copper piping
 Supply and installation of 1nos of in-line or cabinet type Exhaust fan for Toilet
Exhaust including Ducting and Electrical works.
 Testing and commission of the system
Plumbing/Drainage Work
Supply & Fixation
 Supply fixation of domestic water 22mm/15mm copper pipe line with brazing fittings.
 Clinical Wash basin connected to the existing nearness point hot cold & return water
line & proper brazing.
 Battery operated Sensort type wash basin mixer

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 Fixation of wash basin

 Water line leak test
 Water disinfection
 Drainage connection with existing pipe line
 Supply and installation of Drainage pipe line system for Wash rooms and Wash
basin
 Drainage pipes are of HDPE with Fusion joint method of operation
Pre-Action and Normal Sprinkler Fire fighting System

 Supply and installation of SCH 40 Galvanized piping works
 Installation of Pre action Panels, pre trim set assembly
 Concealed Sprinkler with cover plate
 Conducting Leak and pressure test for the pipe system
 Testing and commission of the system
Fire Alarm & CCTV Installations

 Installation of Honeywell Smoke Detector (Model XLs 3000)
 Respond Indicator
 Installation and pulling of Rp 200 Cables
 Relay control Modules for light and AC
 Installation of CCTV as per the designed Drawing Focal length and vision
 Matching with Existing System
 Disposing Material - Remove all unwanted things like as demolished building waste,
electrical and other debris. Mobilize to prescribed industrial waste disposing and clean
the site.
This procedure will be used, as needed, to provide assurance that installation activity will
be conducted as required by the project specification and procedures also Shield Tech.,
will observe this installation from time to time to make sure installation in line with the
recommendation & requirements. It is not expected that completion of the entire
procedure will be accomplished during any one inspection and/or every time the
inspection procedure is used. It is a continuing activity until complete installation work is
finished. All work associated with the method statement must be checked and signed off
by the client / client representative.

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4.0 Description of Works
4.1 Civil Work
 Prior to starting work, necessary approvals shall be made from the Company.
 Existing services, pipelines and fittings still in are shall be protected in a proper way to
prevent any damage or clogging during demolition.
 In case of demolition of existing building, adequate information shall be given well in a
dvance to allow and plan any shutdown is necessary during changeover.
 Adequate protection and preservations shall be given to existing foundation, pathway
s and roads.
 In case of any obstructions or fall of debris on roads, the area shall be cleaned on im
mediate basis.
 During demolition of concrete structures, suitable temporary supports shall be made t
o existing structure. All the demolished materials shall be separately stored and dispo
sed of at the approved dumping location.
 In case of observations of any unidentified services or cables during the process, it sh
all be informed immediately to the company and work shall be proceed further only aft
er getting proper approval.
 A sequence of operations shall be established which allows the clearance of debris o
n regular basis such that unnecessary overloads to the existing structures shall be av
oided and to maintain a good housekeeping.
 Upon completion of demolition work, the site shall be kept tidy and the surrounding ar
ea shall be cleaned to avoid the accumulation of any dust and debris.
4.2 Lifting Operation
 Access to be restricted to the site area

 All work areas to be kept clear of trip hazards and a good housekeeping standard is r
equired.
 All operatives to wear project specific PPE including-coveralls or long sleeved t-shirts
and trousers. HI-VIS coats/vests, hard hats, safety, glasses and ankle supported safet
y boots. Gloves and hearing protection will be available for use when required.
 A certified slinger/signaler to be identified to the lift operator by different color hi-visibili
ty clothing and/or safety helmet.
 A mobile phone to be available for summoning emergency assistance.
 Reversing vehicles to be undertaken with banks man present.
 All lifting equipment and accessories used on site will be appropriately certified and
 tested.
 Only CPCS trained/certified personnel to operate the lifting equipment and
 accessories.

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 Obtain known weight of item to be lifted/ transported.
4.3 Transportation, Handling and Storage
 Material will be delivered at site in undamaged condition, with identifying labels intact
and legible.
 Materials will be handled, off loaded & stored properly.
 All Material shall be stored per manufacturer’s recommendation. .
 All materials will be covered for protection.
 Protection cover shall be in place for all materials until taken out for installation.
 Delivery of materials will be checked for any shortage by store keeper and for and qu
ality, damaged, storage condition and compliance for project specification and approv
ed material submittal etc will be inspected by QC.
 After inspection and acceptance by contractor QC that all delivery materials are corre
ct then MDS (Material Delivered to Site Inspection) will be raised for consultant inspec
tion.
 Damaged, rejected material (non compliance with the requirement) will be identified a
nd stored separately or removed from site later.
4.4 Pre installation Procedure
 Check the safety distance & all necessary requirements as mentioned.

 Arrange all necessary work permit, check & verify the actual site condition.
 Ensure that all the Materials are received & inspected at site & are available to carry o
ut the work.
 All materials will be visually inspected to ensure that no damages has occurred durin
g storage & handling.
 Prior to commencement of work, areas & access will be inspected to confirm that the
site is ready for the work to commence.
 All the relevant documentation (e.g. shop drawings, method statement, inspection che
ck list etc) & materials applicable to a particular section of works will be checked befor
e commencement of work.
 The Site Engineer/Supervisor will give necessary instructions to tradesmen and provi
de necessary construction/shop drawings of latest revision.
 The site Supervisor/foremen will also check that proper tools and equipment are avail
able to carry out the work and are in compliance with contract specification.
 The Site supervisor and safety officer will explain to the tradesmen regarding safety pr
ecautions to be observed.

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4.5 Installation / Laying of Low Voltage Cable
 Cables placement will take place mainly above ground in perforated, ladder-type cabl
e trays.
 Placement of cable rollers every 6-12 meters or as required will ensure that the cable
will not be in contact with the tray.
 If a cable winch is used, it will be installed properly for cable pulling.
 The drum schedule will be used to identify the cable drum that will be used for cable p
ulling.
 A gripper or a cable shock will be used to fix the cable to the winch.
 Cable laying will begin from one end of the route or any other suitable point if needed
 Prior to cable cutting, inspection of both ends shall take place to make sure there is s
ufficient length for proper dressing and end termination.
 Right after every cable is finished, all cables shall be tested for insulation resistance
 Installation of cable tags.
 Update the cable and drum schedules with cable pulling information.
 Trefoil (three-foil formation) laying shall be used with single core cables.
 Punch list and installation shall be inspected.
 When cable lying is completed, insulation test will take place according to attached for
mat.
 Raceways’ inspection will make sure that wires are compliant with the installation
 When more than one wire is installed in the same raceway, they should be pulled in th
e raceway at the same time.
 Use guide wires and similar equipment when wire pulling, to support the tension and
avoid possible damage.
 Wherever the Engineer approves, use lubricant or wire pulling compound if necessary.
Ensure that the pulling compound used is chemically compatible with any insulations
or conductors it touches.
 Conductor splices must be enclosed in junction boxes
 Use a minimum of 300mm of slack conductors inside DB and at each outlet as neede
d.
 Ensure proper wire installation in all boxes.
 Following installation, the Wires Insulation Test should be conducted according to the
attached format.
4.6 Installation Procedure for Duct & Accessories

 The fabrication dust sections with proper identification shall be received at site.
 All received duct pieces will be segregated as per equipment / tag no.
 The onsite assemblies &insulation shall be carried out at the designated areas at site
near the vicinity of the area of installation of the ductwork system.

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 The outer as well as inner surface of each duct shall be cleaned by cloth prior to
installation.
 Approved duct sealant shall be applied at the joint of the ductwork.
 Two or more piece of duct shall be joint together on the floor to form manageable
lengths.
 Prior to installation of duct coordination with other trades / discipline will be done.
 Position of duct support shall be marked on the underside of the stab/structural
member/vertical walls as the case and mechanical anchor.
 Threaded rod of suitable size as per approved drawings shall be fixed to mechanical
anchor fastener / clamps using proper lock nut.
 Duct pieces shall be installed and joined together as detailed of approved drawing.
 Volume control dampers and fire dampers shall be installed at the location shown on
approved shop drawing.
 Installation of the duct work applies approved duct sealant to all flanged joint of the
duct work installed by using sealant gun.
 Duct joint, joints of branch tapping butterfly dampers, volume control dampers, etc.
shall be insulated materials as detailed above.
 Flexible duct connecters shall be provided at all location where the ductwork crosses.
 Duct shall be connected to FAHU ’s FCU’s with flexible insulated duct connector.
 Duct shall be connected to fans with flexible duct connector.
 Duct work surface shall be cleaned with dry cloth to remove any surface dust and cut
ends of angles & flanges which will be paint coated with zinc rich paint.
 Suitable plenum box be connected to main duct through pre-insulated flexible duct,
and duly insulated and connect through round collars fixed to plenum.
 All open ends shall be covered & protected after installation of ductwork with
polyethylene sheet.
 The insulated duct is identified as per approved identification system.
4.7 Plumbing
 Liaise with other contractors and facilities manager to isolate water supplies.
 Isolate Hot & cold water pipes where necessary.
 Drain down the water system where necessary.
 When chasing out the walls firstly use the cable/pipe finder to locate any electric
 cables or pipe work.
 Mark the wall for the area to be chased out.
 On plasterboard walls carefully cut out using a knife or saw.
 If necessary remove any skirting boards by driving the bolster chisel behind the board
and carefully levering it away from the wall (gloves should always be worn)
 If necessary to take up any floorboards these should first be checked with the
 cable /pipe finder to ensure the area below the board is clear.
 Using the bolster chisel lever up the board, remove all nails.

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 When taking up carpet and lifting floorboards attention will be paid to the trip hazard c
reated, do not leave open floorboards and upturned carpets any longer than is necess
ary, sufficient warning signs must be posted where there is a risk of other contractors
entering the site.
 Carry out replacement of parts or repairs.
 Ensure waste pipes and other plastic pipe works are connected correctly.
 Where plastic pipe is connected with solvents, staff will follow all safe use instructions.
 Where solder work has to be carried out, prepare pipe work for solder joints.
 Obtain the appropriate hot work permit from the facilities manager.
 Ensure the correct type of fire extinguisher is on hand during hot work.
 Protect surrounding area with heat shields.
 Ensure adequate ventilation for solder work.
 Connect and solder all necessary joints.
 Check all joints.
 Liaise with facilities manager to turn water supplies back on.
 Carry out further checks for water tightness and quality of finish.
 Chlorinate the system if required and check for successful completion.
 Request facilities manager to inspect works.
 Issue certificate of completion and chlorination to facilities manager.
 Pack tools and equipment and leave area clean and tidy.
 Maintain fire watch for 2 – 4 hours where hot work has been carried out.
 Report to site office and sign off permit to work.
4.8 Disposing Material
 Remove all unwanted things like as demolished building waste, electrical and other
debris. Mobilize to prescribed industrial waste disposing and clean the site.
 General Requirements for Civil & Electro Mechanical Works
1. The following requirements need to be checked prior to the starting of the

work:
2. All required materials are ready.
3. The respective work area shall be cleaned
4. Ensure that sufficient clearance around the room is available.
5. Ensure that carpenter who is qualified and trained shall be engaged in work.
6. The surrounded area is protected as per Health and Safety requirements
7. Marking on the room needs to be made.
8. Cut the wood accurately where it is marked.

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9. Measure and mark cutting lines on materials, using ruler, pencil, chalk, and
marking gauge.
10. Shape or cut materials to specified measurements, using hand tools,
machines, or power saw.
11. Assemble and fasten materials to make framework or props, using hand
tools and wood screws, nails, dowel pins, or glue.
12. Build or repair cabinets, doors, frameworks, floors, and other wooden
fixtures used in buildings, using woodworking machines, carpenter's hand
tools, and power tools.
13. Erect ladders for assembling structures above ground level.
14. Remove damaged or defective parts or sections of structures and repair or
replace, using hand tools.
15. Finish surfaces of woodwork or wallboard in houses and buildings, using
paint, hand tools, and paneling.
16. Inspect ceiling or floor tile, wall coverings, siding, glass, or woodwork to
detect broken or damaged structures.
17. Work with and/or remove hazardous material.
18. Coordinating the Work and Activities of Getting members of a group to work
together to accomplish tasks.
19. Permit to Work shall be provided and HTM standard shall be followed
strictly.
4.9 CHECK POINT AFTER INSTALLATION
The following items should be inspected carefully.

 Check the relative position and size of components associated.
 Check lighting installations twin and earth cables.
 Joints done properly.
 Threaded joints tighten properly
 Nut & Bolts joints are tightened properly.
 Correct ranges are installed at correct location.
 Check open & close operation of all doors and are in open normally.
 Check the supports & equipment’s are installed as per approved Drawing.
 All installation carried our as per shield tech. recommendation.
5.0 MANAGEMENT ASPECT
5.1 Installation Guidance
Installation of Workstation and Modification with its accessories needs to follow the
established codes and safety procedures strictly. Care should be taken to ensure that

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applicable codes and standards be strictly adhered to installation.
The Engineer/Supervisor should be familiar with the specification and HMC QA/QC
inspection requirements. The intent is to establish a high level of assurance that the end
product meets the project specifications and requirements.
5.2 Inspection and Recording Requirements
The engineer should verify that the supervisor is familiar with this Method Statement and
is issued with copies of the inspection checklists.
The engineer should satisfy procedures provided by QA/QC inspections to ensure that
the installation of Workstation and Room Modification with its accessories meet specified
engineering requirements. As part of the assessment, the HMC QA/QC Inspection
Procedures must ensure a qualitative acceptance criteria for determining the prescribed
activities have been accomplished with satisfactorily level.
5.3 Training and Qualification of Personnel
The Engineer/Supervisor/ should verify that the personnel have sufficient knowledge of
the procedure for the installation Workstation and Room Modification with its accessories.
Review any training and qualification records for those individuals who will do the task to
determine whether they are skilled enough to follow the procedure before the actual work
is carried out.
6.0 PROCESS OF CONTROL / RESPONSIBILITIES
 Head Of Engineering
 (HMC-AWH) Approving authority for the method statement
 CIVIL ENGINEER Mandate holder for construction and responsible for executio
n of works as per approved method statement
 AL DHANA-AP Review this method statement, monitor its implementation
 Site Engineer (AL DHANA) Execute the work & check the method statemen
t and its proper implementation.
 QA/QC Engr. Liaison to QA/QC Engineer and check the implementation at site

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is as per approved method statement and witness Fixing.
 Safety Officer (HMC) Check safety at all times during installation.
7.0 LIST OF MAIN RESOURCES
As per standard requirement complying project specification, approved material submittal and
local & international standards not restricted with given under headings-
7.1 Equipment’s
 Winch, Manual lift, Guide Rope, Wedges

 Heavy Duty Cutter
 Scaffolding, Ladder
 Electric Drilling machine,
 Cutting Torch
 Hammer Drilling Machine
 Grinding Machine & Angle Cutter
 Wooden Mallet
 Rivet Gun
 Adjustable Spanner
 Standard tool kit for carpenter
 Standard tool kit for Electrician
 Isolation Cutting Knife
7.2 LIST OF TOOLS, INSTRUMENTS

 Pipe Cutter for Stainless steel Pipes.
 Tape Measure, Plum bob, chalk line, Nylon string line.
 Scaffolding
 Ladder
 Spirit Level / Level Threads
 Test Plugs, end caps
 Brazing Set
8.0 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT MEASURE
8.1 Preparation

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 Notify main contractor on the date of delivery.

 Ensure all workers involved in the delivery operation put on PPE all time.
 Brief individual worker the roles and responsibilities.
 Ensure transporters route is cleared of obstruction.
 Ensure designated hoisting area is cleared of obstruction.
8.2 Lifting
 Ensure safe work procedure for lifting operation is observed.

 Ensure proper handling / lifting method is being followed.
8.3 Installation
 Ensure finishing & accessories are installed properly.
 Ensure all Electrical tools have been inspected
 Brief individual worker the roles and responsibilities before start work.
8.4 Clean up the work areas.

 Prevent development of safety hazards.
 Pick up dirt and dispose of remove sheath, scrap etc.
 Pick up waste / scrap materials.
 Store tools, equipment and unused materials properly at the end of the workday.
8.5 Safety Inspections

It shall be responsibility of the supervisor to routinely inspect the physical areas
Under their control and if the job site is cleaned up
8.6 Special Safety Precautions

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow safe work practice.
Safety Inspection
It is responsibility of the Site Engineer and Supervisor to inspect the areas physically
under their control in complete installation activity.

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8.7 Risk assessment
Risk - Combination of the likelihood of an occurrence of a hazardous event or exposure

and the severity of injury or ill health that can be caused by the event or exposure.
Risk Assessment – process of evaluating the risk arising from a hazard taking into
account the adequacy of any existing controls and deciding whether or not the risk is
acceptable
Tolerable Risk - Tolerable risk is defined as the risk that has been reduced to a level that
can be endure by HMC having regard to its legal obligations and its own HSE Policy
After the risk assessment of the identified hazard has been performed, it is mandatory
that necessary mitigating and control measures ( approved by safety inspector) are
established and implemented to reduce the risk into an acceptable level, if cannot be
eliminated, before start the work.

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CLIENT MAIN CONTRACTOR SUB CONTRACTOR

Supply, Installation &

AL WAKRA HOSPITAL (HMC)

METHOD STATEMENT FOR SUPPLY INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

Issue for Review

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Amendment Details Amendment

Supply, Installation &

2.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF METHOD STATEMENT……………………………04

4.0 DESCRIPTION OF WORK…………………………………………………………...08

5.0 MANAGEMENT ASPECT…………………………………………………………….13

6.0 PROCESS OF CONTROL / RESPONSIBILITIES…………………………………14

7.0 LIST OF MAIN RESOURCES……………………………………….…………….…15

8.0 HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT MEASURE………………..………..…15

Supply, Installation &

2.0 SCOPE AND PURPOSE OF METHOD STATEMENT

Store Room Construction

Supply, Installation &

Design Supply and Fixation

Procedure & Control Room Requirement

Network Connection - Supply & Fixation

 Access Control And Security Management(2 Doors) - Supply and Fixation

Supply, Installation &

 BMS Services - Supply and Fixation

Fan Coil Unit FCU & ExFAHU st Fan

Supply, Installation &

 Fixation of wash basin

Pre-Action and Normal Sprinkler Fire fighting System

Fire Alarm & CCTV Installations

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4.0 Description of Works

4.1 Civil Work

4.2 Lifting Operation

 Access to be restricted to the site area

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 Obtain known weight of item to be lifted/ transported.

4.3 Transportation, Handling and Storage

4.4 Pre installation Procedure

 Check the safety distance & all necessary requirements as mentioned.

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4.5 Installation / Laying of Low Voltage Cable

4.6 Installation Procedure for Duct & Accessories

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4.8 Disposing Material

 General Requirements for Civil & Electro Mechanical Works

1. The following requirements need to be checked prior to the starting of the

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4.9 CHECK POINT AFTER INSTALLATION

The following items should be inspected carefully.

5.0 MANAGEMENT ASPECT

5.1 Installation Guidance

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applicable codes and standards be strictly adhered to installation.

5.2 Inspection and Recording Requirements

5.3 Training and Qualification of Personnel

6.0 PROCESS OF CONTROL / RESPONSIBILITIES

 AL DHANA-AP Review this method statement, monitor its implementation

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is as per approved method statement and witness Fixing.

 Safety Officer (HMC) Check safety at all times during installation.

7.0 LIST OF MAIN RESOURCES