Method of Statement

2.
Construction Methodology
METHOD STATEMENT
ELECTRICAL BOXES INSTALLATION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of electrical boxes and their
accessories in conjunction with Raceway Systems Installation. Types of electrical boxes and fittings include the
following.
1. Outlet Boxes
2. Junction Boxes
3. Splice Boxes
4. Pull Boxes
5. Floor Boxes
6. Conduit Bodies
7. Bushing
8. Locknuts
9. Knockout Closures
B. PREPARATORY WORKS
Materials intended for use shall have been submitted and approved. Coordinated shop drawings and shall
have been approved for implementation. Necessary work permits shall have been applied for and approved
including requisite Job Hazard Analyses. Equipment intended for use shall have been inspected and tagged
safe for use. The labor force doing the installation work shall have undergone safety orientation and shall have
been familiarized with the procedures related to their work.
C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION
1. EXAMINATION
Examine surfaces to receive raceways, boxes and enclosures for compliance with installation
tolerances and other conditions affecting performance of raceway installation.
Do not proceed with installation until unsatisfactory conditions have been corrected.
Review all approved shop drawings to avoid conflicting interferences and minimize site adjustments. Outlet
boxes to be provided shall not be smaller than required and shall be larger if required by Code
for the number and size of conductors to be installed.
2. BLOCK OUT WORKS
Block out work shall be implemented during setting up of formworks.
Prepare all block outs and ensure the use of proper materials.
Coordinate with the general contractor and set the sleeves/block outs.
Where embedded raceways terminate to embed boxes, electrical boxes should be
accurately installed to form as the blocking‐out work itself.
Outlet boxes installed in poured concrete or cast in place shall be concrete tight type. The box depth
shall allow 50 mm minimum on concrete cover.
3. MEETING
Coordinate and confirm schedule sequence of work with other trades.
Coordinate and confirm installation procedures.
Prepare and secure necessary permits (installation permit, hot work permits etc.) before actual
start of installation works.
4. MARKING
Mark anchor locations in accordance with the specified spacing requirement.
Check actual condition of anchors.
5. HANGERS/SUPPORTS
Hangers and supports installation is to be implemented upon stripping of form works.
Install hangers/supports according to specified material, size, type and spacing.
Where support members are welded to structural building framing, scrape, brush, clean and apply
one coat of zinc primer to welding.
Support every box from structure as follows:
o Secure the hallow masonry with toggle bolts.
o Secure to metal with sheet metal screws, machine bolts or clamps.
o Anchors for solid masonry and concrete shall be expansion shields or lead shields with
machine bolts. Power actuated pin studs may be used.
o Secure outlet boxes to metal studs and digs into both sides of studs. Clamp shall be screwed
to studs.
o Where box is supported/suspended below structure, support from structure with threaded
steel rod. Secure rod directly to outlet boxes with double nuts. For boxes larger than
450mm X 40mm X 14‐gauge metal channel frame and secured by bolts to box. The frame is
secured to threaded rod at each corner.
o Boxes directly attached to structure shall be supported in conformance with the Code.
6. ELECTRICAL BOXES INSTALLATION
All electrical boxes shall be completely accessible as required by Code. Provide access panels in
any non‐accessible spaces to allow access to boxes installed.
Installation of electrical boxes will coincide with the formworks.
All wall mounted boxes should proper support by rebar & GI Wire.
Install and seal electrical boxes in accordance with approved shop drawings.
Provide an outlet box for each lighting fixture, properly supported by GI wire or as indicated on the
drawings.
Outlet boxes for flush mounted lighting fixtures shall be accessible. Where fixture installation is in non‐
accessible ceiling or box stud mounted, outlet box shall be accessible when fixture is removed.
Set outlet for flush mounted devices to within 4mm of finished wall. Box extension rings will be used
as necessary.
Supports pull boxes independently. Do not support from conduit.
Remove required knockouts only and plug all unused openings. Use threaded plugs for cast boxes and
snap‐in metal plugs for sheet metal boxes.
Outlet boxes in the same wall shall not be mounted back‐to‐back. Offset 150mm minimum.
Install pull boxes only in unfinished spaces or concealed above ceilings, except when indicated on the
drawings or approved by the consultant.
Install pull boxes when any of the following condition apply:
o Where indicated on the drawings.
o Where conduit runs exceed 45m, or as prescribed in the specifications, from box to box or from
box to terminal.
o Where a conduit run contains more than 4‐90‐degree bends or the equivalent of offsets.
o To facilitate conductor installation or to ensure that the manufacturer’s maximum pulling tension
is not exceeded.
o As described in the raceways system section of the specifications for crossing expansion joints.
Junction boxes/pull boxes installed in finished spaces shall be flush mounted cabinets provided with
trim; hinged door and flush latch and lock to match panel trim for flush mounted electrical panel
boards.
Conductors shall not be spliced in pull boxes except when approved in writing by the Engineer or
where shown in drawings using approved splicing methods.
Where a pull box is required, one shall be installed for each individual branch circuit conduit or each
feeder. It shall contain only the feeder conductors or those conductors in the conduit. A combine
pull box for multiple for multiple branch conduits or feeders is not permitted unless approved by the
Engineer’s or indicated drawings. Where multiple circuits are permitted within a pull box, circuit
conductors and feeders shall individually lace with nylon tie straps with the identification tabs to
permit identification of each circuit feeder with the pull box.
Box covers shall be in place and completely secured to the box.
7. CLEANING
On completion of installation, including outlet fittings and devices, inspect exposed finish. Removed
burrs, dirt and construction debris and repair damaged finish, including chips, scratches and
abrasions.
8. AS‐BUIT DRAWINGS
As‐built drawings shall be progressively prepared as installation proceeds.
D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
1. Knock‐out puncher
2. Electric drill
3. Power jigsaw
4. Grinder
5. Hand tools
E. MATERIALS
Materials to be used shall be approved brands. Similarly, fittings and accessories shall be of approved brands.
Submittals and samples shall be submitted for approval following the technical specifications.
F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISIONS
NERA Philippines, Inc. shall provide direct labor or sub‐contractors to carry out the actual installation
works. NERA Philippines, Inc. shall ensure that sufficient manpower is available for the timely progress and
completion of the works. NERA Philippines, Inc. shall provide supervision to its workers and shall prepare
coordinated shop drawings for the services installation. NERA Philippines, Inc. shall prepare and follow a
schedule in line with the Master Construction Program.
G. INSPECTION
Inspection procedures to ensure compliance in installation shall be carried out by NERA Philippines, Inc. prior
to the Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustment/Rectifications shall be undertaken as required.
H. HEALTH AND SAFETY
NERA Philippines Inc. shall carry out its works in the safest manner possible. Job hazard analyses shall be
prepared and approved prior to setting out with specific tasks to be performed. The health of its workers shall
be a paramount concern of NERA Philippines, Inc.
I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS
Industry reference standards indicated in the technical specification and construction contract shall be
followed and complied with.
METHOD STATEMENT
GROUNDING SYSTEM INSTALLATION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of grounding system with
reference to raceway, electrical boxes, wires and cables, main distribution and lightning protection system
installation methodologies.
1. EXAMINATION
Examine electrical system components to be connected to the grounding system for compliance with
installation tolerance and other conditions affecting performance of installation.
2. MEETING
Coordinate and confirm schedule and sequence of works with other
trades. Coordinate and confirm installation procedure.
Prepare and secure necessary permits (installation permit, hot works permit etc.) before actual
start of installation work.
3. INSTALLATION
All metallic non‐current carrying parts of the electrical system including raceways, electrical boxes,
equipment enclosures, machine frames, wire ways and all other conductive system components
in close proximity with electrical circuits shall be grounded.
For the utility service entrance, the star point (or neutral) of the secondary winding at each
substation transformer shall be solidly grounded/connected to ground via associated main low
voltage switchboard ground bus.
For separately derived system (Generator set), the frame and alternator winding star point
(or neutral) shall be connected solidly, separately and directly to ground.
There shall be no solid connection between the utility neutral and the neutral of the separately
derived system. There shall be no connection between neutral and ground other than as specified
in the preceding paragraphs.
Install grounding conductors from the main substation ground bus to the ground grid network.
Band the main water line entering the building as shown in the drawings.
The following systems will be bonded to the grounding installation at the main substation ground bus
as shown in the drawings;
o Cold water piping system o
Lightning protection system o
Building steel
o Communications grounding systems
Connections to building steel shall be made to the reinforcing steel of vertical columns by
exothermic welding. Exothermic connections shall be of suitable type for each application.
Grounding conductors for feeders and branch circuits as shown on the drawings shall be properly and
electrically connected to their corresponding terminals such as ground bus and ground terminals.
Attach equipment grounding conductor to the equipment to be grounded with bolt or sheet
metal
screw dedicated as grounding connection only.
Each telephone cabinet shall be provided with separate grounding conductors as shown on the
drawings. The MDF grounding shall be connected to the main grounding bus as indicated.
For each building expansions joints, a flexible copper bonding jumper shall be connected to
the building steel by suitable exothermic welding.
Bonding jumpers shall be installed in concealed locations away from physical abuse.
Auxiliary riser closets shall be provided with separate ground riser conductor as shown on
the drawings.
Lighting fixtures shall be grounded with a green insulated ground wire secured to the fixtures with a
bond lug, screw or clip intended for the purposes.
Approved compression‐type lugs and connectors shall be used for termination as prescribed per
conductor size.
4. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
Perform inspection and test procedures as prescribed in the specification.
Inspect wiring system junction point locations for proper grounding.
Verify connections of grounds and connections types, e.g. mechanical, exothermic or hydraulic.
Verify proper connection to all components of building service entrance grounding system.
Note all system components that are interconnected and the type of connection.
Upon completion of installation of grounding system, test the resistance‐to‐ground of the ground
grid network.
If the in‐house wire/cables tests pass or meet the requirements, conduct witnessed tests with
the presence of the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative.
Record the results in prescribed/approved forms. The completed test forms shall be signed by
the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative.
Completed test report shall be submitted to the Engineer.
5. AS‐BUILT DRAWINGS

1. Cable cutter
2. Crimping tools
3. Earth Resistance Tester
4. Megger Insulation Resistance Tester
5. Torque wrench
6. Multi‐Tester
7. Hand tools
E. MATERIALS
F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISIONS
G. INSPECTION
to the Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustment/Rectifications shall be undertaken as required.
NERA Philippines, Inc. shall carry out its works in the safest manner possible. Job hazard analyses shall be
prepared and approved prior to setting out with specific tasks to be performed. The health of its workers shall
METHOD STATEMENT
LIGHTING FIXTURES INSTALLATION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of wires and cables for
power, control, communication and signal systems.
1. EXAMINATION
Examine surfaces where the lighting fixtures and/or their supports are going to be mounted for
compliance with installation tolerances and other conditions affecting performance of installation.
Do not terminate the wires unless the circuit has passed the prescribed test and accepted by the
Engineer.
Do not install lighting fixtures unless the supporting system for each unit is completed
For mounting on drop ceiling, lighting fixtures shall not be installed until such time the
ceiling suspension systems are complete.
2. DELIVERY and STORAGE

Deliver and store lighting fixtures and their associated equipment in undamaged factory packaging.
Store lighting fixtures with and their associated equipment on elevated platforms in a clean, dry
location. Protect from dirt, fumes, water and construction debris and traffic
Stack lighting fixtures in undamaged factory packaging per manufacturer’s recommendation. Do not
stack lighting fixtures more than what is allowed
Do not stack unpacked lighting fixtures
3. MEETING
Coordinate and confirm Schedule and sequence of work with trades.
Coordinate and confirm installation procedure.
Prepare and secure necessary permits (installation permit, hot works permit, etc.) before actual start
of installation work.
4. MARKING
Check actual condition of anchors.
5. HANGER/SUPPORTS
Hangers and supports installation is to be implemented upon stripping of formworks.
Install hangers/supports according to specified material, size type spacing
Where support members are welded to structural building framing, scrape, brush, clean and apply
one coat of zinc rich primer to welding.
All lighting fixtures shall be supported from building structure.
Support each lighting fixture as recommended by manufacturer
Ensure that each lighting fixture weight is equally distributed to support system in order to maintain
a level and stable position
6. INSTALLATION
Lighting fixtures shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendation. Do
not remove protective plastic covering over the fixtures as delivered.
Approved gloves shall be worn by workers at all times during installation in order to avoid marks on
the finished ceiling or adjacent surface finishes as well as the fixture itself
For overhead installations beyond comfortable and safe reach of workers any fixture on the
ladders or erect sufficient and safe scaffolds do not place any fixture on the ladder
Install flush mounted fixtures in suspension system type acoustical tile or plaster, stucco or sheet
rock ceiling with adjustable brackets integral with the fixture. Brackets shall be adjustable from the
inside of the fixture
Install surface mounted fixtures on suspended ceilings with a light weight channel above the ceiling
attached by nylon tie straps to two members of the ceiling suspension system. Two support
channels are required for each 1.2m fixture
Surface and wall mounted incandescent fixture shall be mounted on fixture stud in outlet box
Approved solder less connectors such as wire nuts shall be used for termination and as prescribed. All
fixtures with lamp positions, tilt, shutter rotation or other types of adjustment shall be roughly
adjusted at the time of installation. The architect will determine the final aiming and/or adjustments
of all adjustable fixtures during the final inspection. Fixtures serving areas where daylight is
predominant will be adjusted after sunset

Perform inspection and test procedures as prescribed in the specifications.
Do not remove protective plastic covering over fixture louvers unto the final inspection. All
installed fixtures shall be free from dirt of fingerprint prior to acceptance.
All lamps shall be illuminated and operational at the time of the final inspection. Lamps not providing
100% output shall be replaced.
Conduct in‐house prescribed tests. If the in‐house tests pass or meet the requirements, conduct
witnessed tests with presence of the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative.
Completed test report form shall be submitted to the engineer.
As built drawings shall be progressively prepared as installation proceeds.

2. Voltmeter
3. Multi‐tester
4. Clamp ampere‐meter
5. Hand tools
E. MATERIALS
Materials to be used shall be approved brand. Similarly, fittings and accessories shall be of approved brands.
F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION
G. INSPECTION
to Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustment/rectifications shall be undertaken as required.
prepared and approved prior to setting out with specific task to be performed. The health of its workers shall
be paramount concern of NERA Philippines, Inc.
Industry reference standards indicated in the technical specifications and construction contract shall be
METHOD STATEMENT
LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM INSTALLATION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of grounding system with
reference to raceway, electrical boxes, wires and cables, main distribution and lightning protection system
installation methodologies.
1. EXAMINATION
Examine electrical system components to be connected to the grounding system for compliance with
installation tolerance and other conditions affecting performance of installation.
2. MEETING
Coordinate and confirm schedule and sequence of works with other
trades. Coordinate and confirm installation procedure.
Prepare and secure necessary permits (installation permit, hot works permit etc.) before actual
3. INSTALLATION
Install lightning protection system as indicated in the drawings in accordance with equipment
manufacturer’s written instructions and in compliance with applicable requirements of the Code
and Standards.
Coordinate with other work including electrical wiring and roofing work as necessary to
interface installation of lighting protection system
Conduits intended for the down conductor from air terminals shall be installed maintaining a
downward course and minimizing bends of downward conductor as recommended by manufacturer.
Approved bimetallic connectors/connections suitable for the purpose shall be used with
dissimilar metals connection.
Bonding of metal objects and systems at roof level and elsewhere on structure shall be complete as
required and specified.
Connect each down conductor independently to a ground rod and the grounding resistance loop
Provide equipment grounding and bonding connection sufficiently tight to assure permanent and
effective grounds and bonds for specified connections.
Perform inspection and testing procedures as prescribed in specifications.
Inspect wiring system junction point locations for proper grounding
Verify connections of grounds and connection types, e.g. mechanical, exothermic or hydraulic.
Verify proper connection to all components of building service entrance grounding system
Note all system components that are interconnected and the type of connection
Upon completion of installation of grounding system, test the resistance‐to‐ground of the ground
grid network.
If the in‐house wire/cable test pass or meet the requirement, conduct witnessed tests with
the presence of the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative
Record the results in prescribed/ approved forms. The completed test forms shall be signed be the
Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative.
Completed test report forms shall be submitted to the Engineer.
1. Cable cutter
2. Crimping tools
3. Earth Resistance Tester
4. Torque wrench
5. Multi‐Tester
6. Hand tools
E. MATERIALS
NERA Philippines Inc. shall provide direct labor or sub‐contractors to carry out the actual installation works.
NERA Philippines Inc. shall ensure that sufficient manpower is available for the timely progress and completion
of the works. NERA Philippines Inc. shall provide supervision to its workers and shall prepare coordinated shop
drawings for the services installation. NERA Philippines Inc. shall prepare and follow a schedule in line with the
Master Construction Program.
G. INSPECTION
Inspection procedures to ensure compliance in installation shall be carried out by NERA Philippines Inc.
prior to Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustment/rectifications shall be undertaken as required.
be paramount concern of NERA Philippines Inc.
METHOD STATEMENT
MAIN POWER DISTRIBUTION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of distribution panels system
with references to Raceways, Electrical Boxes, Electrical Connections and Wires and Cables installation
methodologies. The works shall include (applicable to and including Owner‐supplied where installation shall
be done by NERA Philippines, Inc.
1. Main Low Voltage Switchboards
2. Feeders
3. Distribution panels
4. Panel boards
5. Meter Centers
6. Motor Control Centers
1. PREPARATORY WORKS
Materials intended for use shall have been submitted and approved. Coordinated shop drawings and
shall have been approved for implementation. Necessary work permits shall have been applied for and
approved including requisite Job Hazard Analyses. Equipment intended for use shall have been inspected
and tagged safe for use. The labor force doing the installation work shall have undergone safety
orientation and shall have been familiarized with the procedures related to their work.
All legworks and arrangements with the Power Company shall be executed for the permanent electrical
service on behalf of the Owner. Application charges shall be to the account of the Owner in the event that
they are not included or not available during tender.
2. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION
1. EXAMINATION
Examine locations for compliance with installation tolerances and other conditions affecting
performance of installation.
Review all details and installation particulars pertaining to Owner‐supplied equipment
2. DELIVERY AND STORAGE
Deliver distribution equipment in undamaged factory packaging.
Store equipment on elevated platforms in a clean, dry location. Protect from dirt, fumes, water
and construction debris and traffic.
As much as practicable, the equipment should be delivered and brought up to its
actual mounting location
Approved hauling machinery shall be
utilized Do not stack distribution equipment.
3. MEETING
Coordinate and confirm schedule and sequence of work with other trades.
Prepare and secure necessary permits (installation permit, hot works permit, etc.) before actual
4. MARKING
Check actual conditions of anchors.
Mark the prescribed mounting heights of surface mounted equipment. Mounting heights shall
be based on the reference or benchmarks as predetermined and provided conspicuously by the
structural or civil contractor. Actual surface finishes shall be obtained from the Architect to
predetermined mounting heights.
5. SUPPORT AND FIXINGS
Ensure that supports or fixing areas according to specified material, size, type and spacing.
Ensure that supports and fixings are complete per manufacturer’s recommendation.
Each equipment’s shall be fixed in place, levelled and square with Architectural lines and finishes.
6. INSTALLATION
Where the delivery of the equipment to its actual mounting location is not practical, approved
system of moving the equipment shall be employed.
Where construction elevators cannot accommodate the weight of the equipment and hauling
crew, crane shall be used. Provide wood planks sufficient to support the equipment on the
space where it will be placed.
Manufacturer’s recommended maximum angle of tilt for certain equipment shall be strictly
observed. Do not tilt equipment beyond what is allowed.
Approved pipes shall be used as rollers to facilitate horizontal movement of distribution
equipment where cranes and hoist are not suitable. The diameters of pipes together with
temporary steel plate ramps shall be chosen so as to match the thickness of the pad where
they shall be mounted onto.
Outmost care and attention shall be observed when moving equipment to its final location so
that damage to structures or the equipment itself is avoided.
During hauling of equipment, prescribed security procedures shall be implemented to avoid
personnel injury.
Approved hardware shall be utilized to ensure levelling of equipment as required.
Surface‐mounted panels shall be secured to the structure by a minimum of four fastening device.
Panel boards 600 amperes and higher shall be secured by a minimum of eight fastening devices.
Enclosures shall be mounted where indicated on the drawings. Install supports to the structure
with specified fastening devices.
Flushed mounted panels in concrete structures shall be cast‐in place where construction is by
casting. Approved fixing materials and methods shall be employed per case. As much as
practicable, the actual panel should terminate to the raceway system and shall be casted in
place to minimize removal and adjustment works.
Attach enclosure directly to masonry, concrete or wood surfaces except in exterior or
moist locations where 40mm standoff steel channel shall be provided.
Power circuit conduits, cables and bus ways shall terminate in the respective section that
the circuit breaker is located.
Nylon tie straps shall be used to group conductors. Only one conductor shall be terminated
at each terminal. Conductors shall be arranged nearly in the wiring space.
Splicing conductors in equipment enclosure shall not be allowed.
Conductors not terminating in an enclosure section or unit shall not extend or pass that section
or unit.
No termination shall be allowed unless respective conductors pass the prescribed test and
accepted by the Engineer.
Protect all wiring distribution equipment shall be clean, undamaged and unscratched.
7. TESTING AND COMISSIONING
Perform inspection and test procedures as prescribed in the specifications and in
accordance with the manufacturer recommendation.
Prior to energizing circuitry, test equipment for electrical continuity and correct
polarity connections.
After energizing circuitry, test equipment to demonstrate compliance with requirements.
witnessed tests with the presence of the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s
representative.
Record the results in prescribed/approved forms. The completed test forms shall be signed
by the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative.
Completed test report forms shall be submitted to the Engineer.
8. FIELD QUALITY CONTROL
Visual and Mechanical Inspection
o Verify that equipment enclosure interiors are clean and free from accumulated dust,
films, moist and other foreign material.
o Inspect and clean all bus and support insulators.
o Inspect all electrical and mechanical components for condition and any evidence of
unseated/disconnected circuit breakers.
o Check Circuit breaker connection integrity to bus.
o Inspect bolted connections, Torque wrench tightens or remake questionable
connections.
o Inspect for missing or loose hardware or accessories.
o Inspect ground bus connections.
o Operate key and door interlock devices to ensure proper operations.
o Inspect ground bus connections.
o Operate key and door interlock devices to ensure proper operation.
o Protective Relays; remove relay from base. Visually inspect each relay and base from
damage and or broken parts. Check contact clearances. Check electrical connections
for proper contact. Make adjustments as necessary.
Electrical test
o Insulation Resistance Test; test main secondary bus and feeder circuit’s phase‐to‐phase and
phase to ground with all instrumentation control wiring disconnected.
o Energize any space heater circuits to ensure proper operations.
o Protective Relay; Megger each relay circuit to relay frame. Perform operational tests as
prescribed in the specifications.
Instruments and Meter Tests
o Inspect panel‐mounted instruments and meters. Clean and check for calibration
accuracy. Make minor adjustments as necessary.
B. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
1. Cable cutter
2. Crimping tools
4. Phases sequence tester
5. Torque wrench
6. Voltmeter
7. Multi‐Tester
9. Hand tools
C. MATERIALS
D. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION
coordinated shop drawings for the service installation. NERA Philippines, Inc. shall prepare and follow a
E. INSPECTION
to the Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustments/rectification shall be undertaken as required.
F. HEALTH AND SAFETY
prepared and approved prior to setting out with specific task to be performed. The Health of its workers shall
G. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS
METHOD STATEMENT
WIRES AND CABLES (600V & Below) INSTALLATION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of wires and cables for
power, control, communication and signal systems.
1. EXAMINATION
Examine raceways, boxes and enclosures to receive wires and cables for compliance with
installation tolerances and conditions affecting performance of installation.
Do not proceed with installation until unsatisfactory conditions affecting performance of installation.
Do not proceed pull wires or cables in raceways unless the raceway runs complete.
Do not install more conductors in a raceway other than indicated on the drawings.

Deliver wires and cables in undamaged factory packaging.
Store wires and cables on elevated platforms in a clean, dry location. Protect from dirt, fumes,
water and construction debris and traffic
3. MEETING
4. INSTALLATION
Pull the wires/cables using prescribed pull wires except where conductors are indicated or specified
to be installed other than raceway.
Conductors within pull boxes and/or enclosures shall be grouped and identified with nylon tie
straps with circuit identification tag.
Provide identification on each control conductor at its terminal points with wrap‐around tape
wire/cables markers. ID to indicate terminal block and point designation per control diagrams.
Color codes all secondary service, feeder and branch circuit conductors.
When connecting conductors, torque each terminal connection to the manufacturer’s recommended
torque value. A calibrated torqueing tool shall be used to insecure proper torque application
Approved compression‐types lugs and connectors shall be used for termination as prescribed per
conductor size.
Maintain phase sequence on all three‐phase circuits as established from the service
equipment throughout the entire project.
Group and lace nylon tie straps all conductors within junction / splice boxes, wiring troughs and other
enclosures as permitted by Code. Do not splice conductors in pull boxes, panel boards, safety
switches, switchboard and motor controllers or motor control centers.
Support conductors installed in vertical raceways at intervals not exceeding distances as prescribed
by codes.
Control, communications or signal conductors shall be installed in separate raceway systems.

Perform inspection and test procedures as prescribed in the
specifications. Conduct in‐house prescribed wire/cable tests.
If the in‐house wire/cable tests pass or meet the requirements, conduct witnessed tests with
the presence of the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative.
Prior to energization of wires and cables rated 600V, the following test inspections shall be
carried out:
o Confirm that all termination is tight and that all wires and cables are correctly identified and
adequately protected against mechanical damage and abrasion.
o Test polarity to ensure that all single pole and protective devices are connected in phase
conductor only and that all multi‐pole devices are connected with correct phase sequence
Completed test report forms shall be submitted to the Engineer
As built drawings shall be progressively prepared as installation proceeds.
1. Cable cutter
2. Crimping tools
4. Phase sequence tester
5. Torque wrench
6. Cable basket
7. Voltmeter
8. Multi‐tester
10. Hand tools
E. MATERIALS
coordinated shop drawings for the services installation. NERA Philippines, Inc. shall prepare and follow
a schedule in line with the Master Construction Program.
G. INSPECTION
to Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustment/rectifications shall be undertaken as required.
be paramount concern of NERA Philippines, Inc.
I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA and STANDARDS
METHOD STATEMENT
WIRING DEVICES INSTALLATION WORKS
A. SCOPE OF WORKS
This method statement describes the work execution plan for the installation of interior and exterior wiring
devices with references to Raceways, Electrical Boxes and Wires and Cables installation methodologies. The
term “wiring devices” shall include:
1. Switches
2. Dimmer switches
3. Receptacle outlets
4. Plugs and connectors
5. Cover plates
1. EXAMINATION
Examine surfaces where the wiring devices and/or their supports are going to be mounted for
compliance with installation tolerances and other conditions affecting performance of installation.
Ensure that switches and wall dimmers will be located on the strike side of the door.
Do not terminate the wires unless the circuit has passed the prescribed test and accepted by the
Engineer
Architectural and structural features shall be coordinated with wiring devices installation.
Review architectural and interior drawings for wiring devices requiring specific location.

Deliver and store wiring devices in undamaged factory packaging.
Store wiring devices on elevated platforms in clean, dry location. Protect from dirt, fumes, water
and construction debris and traffic.
3. MEETING

4. MARKING
Mark the prescribed mounting heights of the wiring devices, from the centerline of the wiring devices
vertically measured, prior to positioning the outlet boxes shall be measured as accurately as possible
as if the wiring device is already installed
Mounting heights shall be based on the reference or benchmarks ass predetermined and provided
conspicuously by the structural or civil contractor.
Actual surface finishes shall be obtained from the architect to predetermine mounting heights.
5. SUPPORTS AND FIXINGS

Ensure that supports or fixings areas according to specified material, size, type and spacing.
Ensure that supports and fixings are complete per manufacturer’s recommendation
Each wiring device shall be fixed in place, levelled and square with Architectural lines and finishes
6. INSTALLATION
Wiring devices shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendation.
Installation of wiring devices shall be done after completion of architectural finishes
Utmost care should be observed and practiced at all times to ensure neat and clean installation
of wiring devices.
Approved gloves shall be worn by workers to all times during installation in order to avoid marks
on the finished ceiling or adjacent surface fishes as well as on the wiring device itself
For overhead installations beyond the comfortable and safe reach of workers, provide
approved ladders
Local switches which are shown near doors shall be located at the strike side of the doors as
finally hung.
Receptacles installed with major axis horizontal above the backsplash.
Mount all wiring devices within outlet boxes to allow cover plate to be in contact with wall on all
sides.
Align devices with major axis of wiring device parallel to adjacent predominate building feature,
e.g., door frames or countertop
Connect the grounding terminal or each wiring devices no equipment grounding conductor is
installed, connect to the metallic outlet box grounding lug with a bonding jumper conductor.
Grounding conductor’s connection to wiring devices shall be made such that removal of the device
will not interrupt the ground continuity of the downstream devices.
Where outlet boxes for wiring devices are not within 4mm of finished wall surface, install extension
ring to bring it within the tolerance in order to secure support for the wiring devices.
Protect all wiring devices and cover plates from paint and construction debris/material. All devices
and cover plates shall be clean, undamaged and unscratched. Delay installation of devices until wiring
work and painting or wall paper works are completed

Perform inspection and test procedures as prescribed in the specifications.
Prior to energizing circuitry, test wiring devices for electrical continuity and correct
polarity connections.
After energizing circuitry, test wiring devices to demonstrate compliance with requirements.
witnessed tests with presence of the Third Party testing entity and Owner’s representative
the Third Party testing entity and the Owner’s representative
Completed test report form shall be submitted to the Engineer.
As built drawings shall be progressively prepared as installation proceeds
1. Cable cutter
2. Crimping tools
4. Phase sequence tester
5. Torque wrench
6. Voltmeter
7. Multi‐tester
9. Hand tools
E. MATERIALS
NERA Philippines Inc. shall provide direct labor or sub‐contractors to carry out the actual installation works.
NERA Philippines Inc. shall ensure that sufficient manpower is available for the timely progress and completion
of the works. NERA Philippines Inc. shall provide supervision to its workers and shall prepare coordinated shop
drawings for the services installation. NERA Philippines Inc. shall prepare and follow a schedule in line with the
Master Construction Program.
G. INSPECTION
Inspection procedures to ensure compliance in installation shall be carried out by NERA Philippines Inc.
prior to Engineer’s inspection and approval. Adjustment/rectifications shall be undertaken as required.
be paramount concern of NERA Philippines Inc.

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ELECTRICAL BOXES INSTALLATION WORKS

C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION

D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISIONS

H. HEALTH AND SAFETY

GROUNDING SYSTEM INSTALLATION WORKS

C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION

D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISIONS

H. HEALTH AND SAFETY

I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS

LIGHTING FIXTURES INSTALLATION WORKS

C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION

2. DELIVERY and STORAGE

7. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

1. Megger Insulation Resistance Tester

F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION

H. HEALTH AND SAFETY

I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS

LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM INSTALLATION WORKS

C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION

D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION

H. HEALTH AND SAFETY

I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS

MAIN POWER DISTRIBUTION WORKS

B. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

F. HEALTH AND SAFETY

G. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS

WIRES AND CABLES (600V & Below) INSTALLATION WORKS

C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION

2. DELIVERY AND STORAGE

5. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION

H. HEALTH AND SAFETY

I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA and STANDARDS

WIRING DEVICES INSTALLATION WORKS

C. PROCEDURE FOR INSTALLATION

2. DELIVERY AND STORAGE

Coordinate and confirm Schedule and sequence of work with trades.

5. SUPPORTS AND FIXINGS

7. TESTING AND COMMISSIONING

D. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

F. PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES AND SUPERVISION

H. HEALTH AND SAFETY

I. CONFORMANCE CRITERIA AND STANDARDS

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