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Box: 2373, Doha, Qatar REP CONTRACTORS DOHA CONVENTION CENTER Tel ¥974-44886768, Fax: 197444665769 DOCUMENT TITLE: Method Statement for Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories ETA-DEBBAS JOB NUMBER: DOCUMENT NUMBER: REVISION NUMBER: 0C2-536 weet GN-0001 of PREPARED B CHECKED BY: PPR BY: WArAB 10 Kal BP. YL CSTCo em no: 10/7/2011 23-3100 [Package no! [Transmittal no:; DOHA == FF succonstuc convention| E! = EE fmldmMiac |" | CENTER & : TOWER PROJECT Method Statement For Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories } \une 10.7.2011 | 01 | WASSIME.N. PEDRO witson | JUN IGROS LAU E. 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Attachments 14.1 Risk Assessment 14.2 Inspection and Test Plan 14.3 Installation Check List Method statement ~ Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-M-M-A-GN-0001 Page2Fisixconsteuct | convention)! ELE iliac ||) | CENTER 8 1 DOHA KO) j bl Ww MEP CONTRACTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER TOWER PROJECT 1.0 2.0 3.0 Purpose ‘The purpose of this Method Statement is to describe the details used and controls to be carried out for the installation of Ducts, fittings, insulation and accessories for HVAC System to ensure that it complies with Project requirements, Project Specifications (Section 23-3100 ) and standards. Scope This Method Statement is applicable to all Ducts, fittings, insulation and accessories for HVAC System at Doha Convention Center & Tower Project. Manpower and Equipments shall be organized to meet the schedule as per approved Construction program. Definition 3.1. “Abbreviation ” @aac - — Quality Assurance Quality Control Ms - Method Statement MEP = - Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing RFIA = _—_—_-Request for Inspection & Approval MIR = _—_Materials Inspection Request iP - Inspection and Test Plan TBT = _—_—_Tool Box Talk 3.2 “Approved” or “Approval” Approved” or “Approvals means approved in writing by the applicable Engineers Assistant acting within the scope of their delegate authority. 3.3 “Shop Drawings” Shop Drawings means drawings produced where the contract designs drawings require expressing in more basic form to facilitate construction. 3.4 “Final Inspection” Final Inspection means the inspection of the records of works at completion or at completion of pre-determined elements to ensure that all previous inspections and tests have been satisfactorily carried out and properly recorded. Method statement ~ Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M.N.M-A-GN-0001 Pages1 DOHA = eee 1 Fsixconstruct CONVENTION HET © ||O debbas cidiag ||| | CENTER & MEP GONTRAGTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER TOWER PROJECT 35 3.6 “Materials” Materials means all items covering the materials or equipments delivered to site ‘that must be incorporated in the project. “Method Statements” Method Statements means a technical document to be read in conjunction with the drawings, specification, standards and codes of practice, technical data sheets, schedules, work instructions and any other technical document related to a particular work. 4.0 Reference Documents ~ Specifications, Drawings. Etc. 4a 42 43 4a 45 Sixco Construct / Midmac Project Quality Plan Project Specification ~ Section 23 3100 Approved Shop Drawings Approved Material Submittal Manufacturer's Instruction 5.0 Tools and Equipments: 5.1 5.2 53 54 55 5.6 57 5.8 5.9 Hack saw Electric drill with bits and Grinder Open and box type spanners Chalk line / marking pen Measuring Tape Ball Hammer and cold chisel Screw Driver set Level Bar / Plum bob Tin Snips / Scissors 5.10 Battery Drill Machine 5.11 Pop Riveter 5.12 Movable Scaffolding / Ladders 5.13 Handy Electric Air Blower( for cleaning removing dust /debris at internal ducts) ‘Method Statement ~Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED:M-M-M-A-GN-0001, Page a1 @Fsixconstruct SUE 8 ET@||@debbas.v tiger 11 MEP CONTRACTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER miomac | | CENTER & TOWER PROJECT 6.0 Manpower 6.1 Staff: Construction Manager Site Engineers Supervisors QAQC Engineer / Inspector Quantity Surveyor Safety Officer 6.2 Foreman ‘Trade workers Helpers / Labours Drivers 7.0 Responsibilities 7.4 The Project Manager shall be responsible for the overall construction, coordination site activities and implementation this method statement. 7.2 The Construction Manager, Site Engineers, Supervisors and Foremen shall implement and execute this Method Statement. 7.3. The Material Controller shall be responsible for receiving all materials on site warehouse. 7.4 Site Engineer / Supervisor shall check all the materials as per approved material submittal & manufacturer's recommendation prior to installation and shall be responsible for the execution as per approved shop drawings. 7.5 Safety Officer shall ensure that appropriate / necessary measures are in place at work location to avoid any unexpected accidents / events. 7.6 — QAQC Engineer / Inspector shall be responsible for carrying out inspections for the materials delivered on site, He shall document such inspections, 7.7 QAQC Engineer / Inspector shall monitor the installation activities progressively and shall record all deviation from specification in a form of snags list or non-conformance notification. ‘Method Statement ~Installation of HVAC Duets ancl Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-W-N-M-A-GN-0001, Pages@sixconstruct epee ig ETG||\Odebbas midmia 8.0 Material 84 Note: MEP GONTRAGTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER ( ( | CENTER & TOWER PROJECT Inspection / Storage All materials and/or equipments received or purchased shall be inspected and approved by Supervision Consultant before using on site. Materials shall be stored in a safe, secured and tidy manner in appropriate condition to prevent deterioration or damage. All major MEP equipments shall be appropriately covered and protected from weathering ill effects, open sunshine, sand storm, and other such vagaries peculiar to the region. Items shall be stored for ease of access / handling / stock verification/ inspection/ checking by the main contractor / supervision consultant representative if and when required, Manufacturer's recommendation for storage criteria should be followed where applicable to avoid damage to product quality. The storage areas shall be laid out to ensure ease of handling, retrieval and to avoid damage to materials which must be properly stacked in accordance with manufacturer's recommendation. The storekeeper shall ensure that the rotation of materials is maintained to ensure that the “first in, first out” system is observed. Routine checks shall be carried out to ensure that this rotation is maintained. Insulation adhesive, sealant and other chemicals shall be stored in Air Conditioned (ACU ) area as per manufacturer's recommendation. 9.0 Construction Sequence and Methodology. 94 Preparation before Installation 9.1.1 Ensure that all Drawings for Installation are latest approved and properly coordinated with other services 9.1.2 Check if work location / area are ready for installation of HVAC Ducts, fittings and accessories. 9.1.3 Before starting the work, check that all safety precautions are in place. 9.1.4 Ensure that all the provisions, openings, height levels required are properly coordinated to Civil Construction which shall be checked by Site Mechanical / HVAC Engineer and Supervisor. Method Statement - Installation of HVAC Duets and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-M-M-A-GN-0001, Page 67 1 @ssixconstruct Sean is EG ||\Odebbas.v | | MEP CONTRACTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER MIOMOC || | CENTER & TOWER PROJECT 9.2 Installation Procedure 9.2.1 All Ducts supports shall be done as per approved shop drawings specified spacing, Material submittal approval and manufacturer's recommendation. 9.2.2 Mark / lay out the ducts routings on the slab and riser shaft as per approved shop drawings. 9.2.3 Install approved Anchor fasteners as per project specification, materials submittal approval and shop drawings. 9.2.4 All Ducts shall be installed as shown in the approved shop drawings. All Ducts will be supported from slabs or walls using anchor fasteners, threaded rods and galvanized steel angles. 9.2.5. Sleeve of Ducts passing through partition walls and floors. 9.2.6 Installation should be as per manufacturer's instruction. 9.2.7. Flanged joints shall be tightened using nut, bolts and clamps. 9.2.8 Support of vertical Ducts at every floor. Support of Vertical Riser independently of connected to horizontal ducts. 9.2.9 Approved Duct sealant ( by Foster or equal approved manufacturer) shall be applied around all joints to avoid air leakages. 9.2.10 Permanent access doors to be provided as per approved shop drawings and project specification. 9.2.11 All ducts open ends shall be cover properly with polyethylene plastics. Ducts shall be protected during the remainder of construction period. 9.2.12 Minimum clearance between ducts and structural must be maintained to all installed ducts and spacing as per approved shop drawings. 9,2.43 Fire Dampers will be provided at all ducts crossing fire walls as per approved shop drawings and installed as per manufacturer's instructions. 9.2.14 Fire Dampers, Volume control dampers, sound attenuators, flexible connection and other accessories shall be installed as per approved shop drawings. 9.2.15 The location of False ceiling access hatches required under the HVAC ducts access door should be coordinated with the Architectural works, 9.2.16 Prior to False ceiling closure, all insulated and exposed ductwork shall be identified as per approved by the consultant. ‘Method statement — Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-M-M-A-GN-0001 Page7] PMsixconstruct ena & ETE ||\Odebbas.v Ini | MEP CONTRACTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER MOMAC | | CENTER & TOWER PROJECT 10.0 Inspection and Testing (For Duct Installation) 10.1 After completion of the work, The Site Engineer & Supervisor who perform an activity are required to raise an RFIA with complete attachment & information regarding the scope of inspection, including necessary drawings highlighted to show the scope of inspection. He shall systematically check and inspect their work. The inspection shall be performed according to typical checklist and approved Inspection and Test Plans (ITP) which shall also be attached to the RFIA. 10.2 After Site Engineer & Supervisor completed thelr inspection and testing , RFIA shall be submitted to QAQC Department who shall check and process the documents to have completed work inspected by Supervision Consultant for their approval. 10.3. Cleaning of installed ducts system use with Handy Air Blower high velocity pressure to force out / remove accumulated dust and debris inside ducts. 10.4 Pneumatic / Air leak test for completed HVAC ductwork shall be carried out as per SMACNA, HVAC Air Duct Leakage Test Manual. Refer to Section 4 Leakage Classification. ei » 10.5 Test reports : Indicates Pressure Test performed with date, Section/ line tested, Pressure test and leakage ratings following SMACNA (HVAC Air Duct leakage test Manual). Supply and Return ductworks Pressures Ratings as per DW/144 appropriate pressure classification for the Ductworks. q Note: RFIA must be processed and submitted to Supervision Consultant 24 hours before the actual inspection and/or witnessing. ‘Method statement ~ Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-M-M-A-GN-0001, Page 8@Asixconstruct midmac ') DOHA CONVENTION CENTER & TOWER PROJECT MEP CONTRACTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER 11.0 1.4 11.2 11.3 114 11.5 11.6 1.7 11.8 11.9 Insulation of Ducts: All Ductwork insulation shall be as per Project specification Section 23 0713, approved Material submittal, approved shop drawings and ‘manufacturer's recommendation. The procedure instruction as per Insulation Application Method as follows; Determine the length of Duct Insulation plus board required to make a Duct Insulation section of the Gl duct. This length is the sum of the outside dimensions ( 2.x height + 2.x width) plus allowance for insulation board thickness, Cut along edge of Duct Insulation plus board to form the shiplap edge. Remove scrap. Start from edge of board and measure first outside duct dimension plus add on allowance: ‘Add on allowance Thickness of insulation 1.75" r 2.625” 15” 73.5" 7" Draw first corner groove center line. From there, measure second outside duct dimension plus add on allowance as per above. Draw second corner centreline. From there, measure same as first outside dimension plus add on allowance as per table above. Draw third corner centreline. From there, measure same as second outside dimension plus add on allowance as per table below. ‘Add on allowance Thickness of insulation 1.375” i 2.0" 15” 275" 2" Draw fourth corner groove centreline. From there, measure as per table in 11.1.7 and draw line location edge of closure flap. The board is ready to be grooved. Cut along the first corner groove centreline and remove groove scrap. This is easily done if insulation board is slightly lifted. ‘Method Statement ~Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-V-M-A-GN-0001 Pages= Sear] Prsixconstuct |r ..| BET |@ debbas CONVENTION ee fidiriag |!) | CENTER & ; ; TOWER PROJECT 11.10 Repeat this step for other corner groove centreline. Using straight knife, cut along fourth corner break line through insulation only. Do not cut through or score the facing. 11.11 Peel Insulation from flap. One line insulation plus board section is now ready for assembly, 11.12 Two piece Duct Insulation Plus board section can be made in the same manner as shown in the attached literature, 11.13 The length of duct insulation plus board section can be extended by joining two sections one with female shiplaps and other with male shiplaps. 11.14 Ensure surface of duct is dry and free from dust or grease. Apply insulation adhesive to duct surface in strips approximately 15 cm wide. Underside of duct of duct should be completely coated with adhesive to prevent sagging. 11.45 Wrap Duct Insulation Plus board section prepared as above, while keeping foil face up to the prepared duct surface one adhesive become tacky, or as instructed by the manufacturer. 11,16 Make sure that all edge joints if any, are closely butted and ends are flushed and sealed properly. 11.17 Using minimum 2.5” wide good quality tape (high temperature resistance pressure sensitive aluminium tape or heat sensitive thermal aluminium tape). Position the tape along the longitudinal edge of the flap in a manner that allows 1” overlap on adjacent surface. 11.18 Rub tape with a plastic sealing tool until the facing shows through the tape. 11.19 For Internal Lining (Ducts / Plenum), the following installation procedure: 11.20 Measure and cut to shape the duct liner allowing a 5 cm excess at downstream transverse joints. Carefully remove insulation from 5 cm excess leaving the surface tissue for overlapping to next section. Longitudinal joints should be closed butted and sealed with a proper sealant, tape or metal angle. Ensure that internal surface of duct is clean and free from dust and grease, 11.21 Affix mechanical fastener in accordance with manufacturers instruction at not more than 45 cm center. Fixing should start within 7.5 cm of joints corners, ends, etc. 11.22 Where exposed ducts installed runs through occupied or public areas, ‘Aluminium Cladding shall be installed/ carried out with aluminium sheet, 0.9mm or thicker as per project specification - 23 0713 clause 2.7 (8). TAS ‘Method statement Installation of HVAC Ducts andl Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-M-M-A-GN-0001 Page 10DOHA | iy genes PFsixconstuct CONVENTION | = ET@||Odebbas | | MEP CONTRACTORS - DONA CONVENTION CENTER mideiac \] CENTER & TOWER PROJECT 11.23 After completion of insulation work, RFIA must be raised and submitted to Supervision Consultant 24 hours before the actual inspection and final approval. 12.0 Health, Safety and Environment Safety of all personnel and equipment is the highest priority of ETA-Debbas JV during the execution of the Works. 12.1 Personnel Protective Equipment 12.1.1 Safety Helmet 12.1.2 Safety Goggles (during drilling and use of grinders) 12.1.3 Face shield (during grinding) 12.1.4 Safety Footwear (steel toes) 12.1.5 Safety Gloves (for material handling) 12.1.6 Coverall (as protective clothing) 12.1.7 Ear plug protection 12.1.8 Full Body Harness 12.1.9 Respiratory Mask (if required ) 12.2 Tool Box Talk (TBT) 12.2.1. Safety Tool Box Talk shall be given by the Site supervisor / Safety officer every week and/or as deemed necessary. 12.2.2. Safety tool Box Talk shall brief the task / subject and shall be given in languages understandable by multinational workforce. 12.2.3. Safety Tool Box Talk attendance shall be recorded on a sheet and signed by attendees 12.3. Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) 12.3.1 All materials shall be identified and all MSDS should be read and understood before use. 12.4 Housekeeping 12.4.1 Housekeeping shall be maintained by all personnel working at site. Housekeeping for fabrication and installation shall be as per project safety plan and ETA-Debbas Safety Manual. ‘Method statement ~ Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED:M-M-M-A-GN-0001, Page 11| ; DOHA . PFsixconsiruct | coyyenrion| 2 = F &||\@debbas ride \|j | ceNTER & MEP GONTRAGTORS - DOHA CONVENTION CENTER TOWER PROJECT 12.5 Signage 12.5.1 All necessary safety warning and caution signs shall be displayed at work locations. 12.6 Environment 12.6.1. MSDS for COSHH materials shall be kept by the storekeeper and a copy given to HSE Dept. The MSDS shall be followed as per Qatar labour law. Waste Disposal shall be segregated and disposed by a Certified Subcontractor and send it to the municipality stockyard for COSH material as per Qatar labour law. 13.0 QC Approval Report Requirements: 13.1. Material Inspection Report (MIR) - Form, 13.2. Request for Inspection and Approval - (RFIA) Method statement ~ Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M.M-M-A-GN-0001, Page 12DOHA CONVENTION CENTER & @Fsixconstwuct TOWER PROJECT midmac |!) elLoao Package BP 02B | MATERIAL INSPECTION REPORT | Ref: ED -BPO2B- M DATE : Discipline DELIVERY NOTE NO. : (Clstructural civit Dl Architectural Cimep- "Feortoee CSI Code: ‘SUPPLIER: "ADDRESS: DATE OF INSPECTION : TIME: MATERIAL DESCRIPTION : ‘The above materials have been checked by QAQC Department representative for completeness, accuracy and ate confirmed to comply with internal submittal documents, Date : Time : SUPERVISION CONSULTANT COMMENTS : (ETATDEBBASIV) TSIKCOTMIDMIAG JV) — a [mo | oo © [raid ans suprson Cowan | oa FRRTRE TEN, sme Hoo! ders\MiR.doc Page 1 of 1DOHA CONVENTION CENTER & Posix ‘Construct TOWER PROJECT midmac {') vlloxo Package-BP 02B REQUEST FOR INSPECTION AND APPROVAL. REQUESTIONER NAME: Ref: DATES RFIA-EDA Discipiing ‘SUBMITTED TO: MURPHYWJAHN, HYDER (2 Steucturalcivi = Architectural DATE & TIME. OF INSPECTION: Dat Fie iercM AREA: (Skatch attached) ‘SHOP DRAWINGIDESIGN DRAWING: Rov, STATUS: ITEM TO BE INSPECTED : LOCATION Sector: Level Grids INSTALLATION OF GRIDS: SECTOR: LEVEL: AS PER THE ATTACHED HIGHLIGHTED DRAWINGS. The above works have been checked by QA/QC department representative for completeness, accuracy, coordinatfon and are confirmed to comply withthe contractual cocum: Time: (PRINT NAME & SIGN) 1 ‘This document shail not bo used to specify aoceptance of the aspect of test ths can ony be achieved by sign off of appropriate inspection report which shal be attached hereto. ‘Supervision Consultant Commonts: ‘A | Accepted B | Accepted with comments © | Rejected REMARKS: ‘Supervision Consuitant. DATE: TT EANTANESIGN— Time: QC Dept. REP. 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Fuller Company 1105 §, Frontenae Street ‘Aurora TL 60504 Phone: 1-800-323-7407 ‘Medical Emergency Phone Number (24 Hous): 1-888-853-1758 ‘Transport Emergency Phone Number (CHEMTREC): 1-800-424-9300 PRODUCT INFORMATION PRODUCT IDENTIFIER: soz414PM PRODUCT NUMBE P8520 PRODUCT NAME: FOSTER 85.20 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Adhesive SECTION 2: COMPOSITION/INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS, ‘Unlisted ingredients ae not hszardous per the Occupational Safety and Trealth Administration Hazard Conminiation Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200) and/or are not found on the Canadian Workplace Hazardous “Materials Information System ingredient disclosure lis. See Section 8 for any additonal exposure lint guideline, Cantante cas PERCENT josma ver. tiene ide 5.007 50-70 FIWA 25am SEL 25ppe0 crest aati arama 30 ete ssi TWA Croat an TsNaRT [TWA (kespable dsp SBEGI3 aca aS Tloene Toe Ts TWA Totem SEL Sopp grater eras rs FrWA tooo; Tastee racers ort PTW rad TONG SECTION 3: HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION EMERGENCY OVERVIEW ‘Moderate eye itritant. Causes skin irvtation, Severe respiratory tract titan Harm ifswallowed.BO2ALPM. Page 2 0f 6 02-14-2008 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Cancer hnzav. HMIS RATING: HEALTH --2 FLAMMABILITY -- 0RBACTIVITY ~ 0 See SECTION &; EXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION for personal proteetive equipment recommendations, POTENTIAL HEALTH EFPECIS BY ROUTE OF ENTRY EYE: Canenuse moderate ination, tearing and reddening, but not likely to permanently injure eye tissue. SKIN: Can eause moderate skin iitation, defating, ad desmattis. Not likely to cause permanent damage. Component) may be tbsorbed through intact ski, but it is unlikely that harmful effects will occur unless contact is prolonged, repeated, and extensive, INHALATION: Can eauso sovere respiratory invitation, nausea, and headache, Tubal cutting, grinding or sading ofthis product may cause initation of the respiratory tract Inhalation of high concenteations may result in cenral nervous system (CNS) effets such as dizziness, weakness, fatigue, nansea, headache, and lek of coordination. a of dusts produced daring This product contains one oF more materials that may be hazardous when present as an airborne dust, During. normal handling ofthe produc, the material is encapsulated within the product ai will not present an exposure isk, Ones the prot has reached is final state and is abraded or disturbed, dusting and expostre may oceur. INGESTION: Ingestion is not an anticipated route of exposure, Hermfil i swallowed, Severely initating to mouth, ‘throat, and stomach, LONG-TERM (CHRONIC) HEALTH EPPECTS REPRODUCTIVE: Contains a substance tht isa possible reproductive hazard based on animal studies at doses that could be encountered inthe workplace TARGET ORGANS): Heatt Liver Centeal nervous system Reproductive system Blood Lungs REGULATED CARCINOGEN STATUS: Unless noted below, this produet does not contain regulated levels of NTP, IARC, ACGIH, or OSHA listed enreinogens Methylene chloride ‘Titainm dioxide EXISTING HEALTH CONDITIONS AFFECTED BY EXPOSURE: Liver disease; Overexpost chloride may eause eardine effects (including the elevation of carboxyliemoglobin levels) which nny be si smokers ot persons with anemia or heart disease nnd those exposed to carbon nionoxide; Blood disorders (ike ‘entia); Lung disease {CTION 4: FIRST AID MEASURI TP INEYES: Flush yes with plemy of water for at ‘often. Til the head to prevent chemical from tansfearing tothe uncontaminated eye. Get inimediate medical attention, IF ON SKIN: — Wash with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing and launder. Get mestcal attention if nitation develops or persist. TE VAPORS INHALED: Remove to feesh air, Restore breathing, ifvecessary, Keep warm and quiet, Calla pihysleian, IF SWALLOWED: Severely ivtating. Do not induce vomiting, Scek medical attention immediately. Drink 2 glasses of water or milk to dilute. Do not give anything by mou to an unconscious person. Indused vomiting may {ead to aspitation of the material into te lungs potentially causing chemical pneumonitis that may be fatal. SECTION 5: FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES, FLASH POINT: Non flammable AUTOIGNITION TEMPERATURE: Not establishedBo2s140M Pago 3 0f6 02-14-2008, MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMAT (% init): Notestablished UPPER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT (% in alr Notestablished EXTINGUISHING MEDL Use water spray, foam, dry chemical or eusbon dioxide. UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: There is. possibilty of pressure buildup in closed containers when heated, Water spray may be used to cool the containers. [SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS: Persons exposed to prods of combustion should were solf- contained breathing apparatus and fal protective equipment. HAZARDOUS COMBUSTION PRODUCTS: Carbon dioxide, Carbon monoxide Chlerine containing gases SECTION 6: ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES. ‘SPECIAL PROTECTION: Exposure to the spilled material maybe iritating or harmful. Follow personal protective equipment recommendations found in Section 8 of this ‘MSDS. Aalitioual precautions may be necessary based on pect circustances ereated by the spill including; the material spied, the qua ‘of to pil the areain which the spill eceurred. y CLEAN-UP: Dike ifnecessery, contain spill with inert absorbent and transfer to containers or disposal. Keep spilled product out ofsewers, watersheds, of water systems. rangpont Emergeney Phone Number (CHEMTREC): 1-800-424-9300 SECTION 7: MANDLING AND STORAG! “Handling, Havmfl or irtning matetial. Avoid contecting and avord breathing the material. Use only in a well ventilated aca. Avoid breathing vapors. ‘Use only with adequate ventilation ‘Avoid contact with eyes, skin ad clothing. ‘Wash thoroughly after handling. Keep container closed. Enyptied container retains vapor and product residue Observe all labeled safeguards until container is cleaned. DONOT CUT OR WELD ON OR NEAR THIS CONTAINER. ‘Aluminum isnot an acceptable material of construction for pumps, mixers, filings or storage for this product Storage: Store in cool, dry pace. Consult the Technical Data Sheet for spectie storage istuctions. SECTION 8: EXPOSURE CONTROLS/PERSONAL PROTECTION, EYE PROTECTION: ‘Wear safey glasses wih side shields when handling this product ‘Wear additional eye protection such as chemical splash goggles and/or face shield wien the possibility exists for eye contact with ig oF spraying liquid, or airborne material, Have an eye wast SKIN PROTECTION: ‘Avoid skin contact by wearing chemically resistant gloves and long sleeved shit. An apron may be appropriate if splashing ean oceu. ‘Skin absorption may potentially coneibute to the overall exposure to this mateial, Appropriate measures should be taken to prevent ‘bsomption so that the TLV is not invalidated. GLOVES: Nitrile RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: Regpitatory protestion wil be required when vewilation or other ‘engineering contrls can not redice the exposure to seceptable levels Use supplied-ai respiratory equipment as required. Respirators should be selecte! by and used following requirements8o2414eM, Page 4 of 6 02-14-2008, MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET found in OSHA's respirator standard (29 CFR 1910134). VENTILATION: Local exhaust ventilation or other gineering contolsare nomnally required wen handling or using this product to avoid overexposure. [ACGNT EXPOSURE TINTS ta WHEE, TWA Sopp Rot eater : citar pati eae Twa ToT erence rae TWA ORR — pire ETaarat—— FWA TOO oe cae 4 Pra aS TWATONGRE Wot biahed ~ SECTION 9: PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES PRYSICAL STATE: Liquid COLOR: Oftewiite opor: Solvent ODOR THRESHOLI Notestablished WEIGHT PER GALLON (Ibs. 108 SPECIFIC GRAVITY: 129 SOLIDS (% by weight): 340 yl Not established BOILING POINT (deg. C): ‘Not established REBZING/MELTING POINT (deg, C): Not established ‘VAPOR PRESSURE (nnn Fig) Not established VAPOR DENSITY Not established EVAPORATION RATE: [Not established OCTANOL/WATBR COEFFICIENT: Not established SECTION 10: STABILITY AND REACTIVITY STABILITY: Stable under normal conditions CHEMICAL INCOMPATIBILITY: Alninam alloys HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION: Will nt occur, HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: Carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide Chlorineso2414rM, Page 5 of 2-14-2008 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET SECTION 11: TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION [CHEMICAL NAME ——[EDSHECSO - Inaton LES0 Monee I5049ppn8 chaise peta (TBSO Rar aTsouRNe _____|bsmatosonabti> 10ateg - a fameabonte Ont LDSD at = 6150nehg faene on aso ra= ce Intaon LCS Rat 45050mpe [Demy LDsO Rabbi 14 EZ [atest Ost L050 t= 1s0imareg Intlation LCS0 Rae Fgh [ion das Reena “This product contains methylene eMoride, Compliance with ayplicable pats of the Occupational Safety and Health ‘Aadministstion’s (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1910.1052, METHYLENE CHLORIDE maybe required. Methylene chlor is Tistod asa potential carcinogen by NTP, IARC, ACGIH aid OSHA. ‘SECTION 13: DISPOSAL. CONSIDERATIONS “This produet contains greater than 10% chlorinated solvent. Spent chlorinated solvents are considered hazardous ‘waste; however, as a component of a mixture, chlorinated golvents do not meet the RCRA definition of hazardous waste wer 40 CER 261. Consult state, local, or provi al authorities for more restrictive requirements, LAND DISPOSAL RESTRICTIONS: Methylone chloride Toluene SECTION {4: TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION ‘Consult Bill of Lading for ansportation information. DOT; UNIS93, DICHLOROMETHANE MIXTURE, 6.1, ll. IN CONTAINERS 1679 POUNDS OR MORE: ‘UNI593, DICHLOROMETHANE MIXTURE, 6.1, Il, RQ IATA; UNI593, DICHLOROMETHANE MIXTURE, 6.1, II. IN CONTAINERS 1679 POUNDS OR MORE: ‘UNI593, DICHLOROMETHANE MIXTURE, 6.1, 11, RQ SECTION 15: REGULATORY INFORMATION. INVENTORY STATUS ‘US. BPA TSCA: ‘This producti in compliance with the Toxic Substances Conttol Act's Inventory requirements CANADIAN CEPA DSL: This product isin compliance with the Canadian Domestic Substance List requitements. BUROPEAN BINECS: This products in compliance with the Furopesn Inventory of Notified and Existing Chemie Substances requirements AUSTRALIA AICS: This products in compliance with the Aust Suibstauces requirements. JAPAN ENCS: ‘This produet is in compliance withthe Japanese Bxisting and New Chemical Inventory of Chemicals024140M, Page 6 of 6 (2-14-2008 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Substances requirements KOREAN TCCL: his product isin compliance withthe Korean Bxisting Chemicals List requirements. about the inventory stats ofthis product call 651 16-5858, you need more inform ‘This product may contain chemical substances that are regulsted for export by various government agencies (such as the Environmental Protection Ageney, the Bureau of industry and Seowity, or the Drug Enforcement Administration, among oles). Before exporting this product from the USA or Canada, we recommend you contact sat 651-236-5858 (USA) ot 450-655-1306 x227 (Canada) to request an export review. FEDERAL REPORTING EPA SARA Tile II Section 313 Unless listed below, this product does not contain toxie chemical(s subject to the reporting requirements of section 313 of Tite II of the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA) and 40 CFR part 372, EPA. has advised that when a percentage range is listed the anidpoint may be use to fulfill reposting obligations. Chess Naz rc a CZ 50-70 1 WHMIS STATUS: Unless listed below, this product is not controlled under the Canadian Workplace Hazardous ‘Materials Information System, D2AD2B STATE REPORTING ‘This MSDS isnot propaved for dsteibution in California, SECTION 16: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ‘This Material Safety Data Sheet i prepared to comply with the United States Occupational Safety and Health ‘Adininistation (OSHA) Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200) aud the Canadian Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). Prepared by: The Global Regulatory Department Phone: 651-236-5842 The information and vecommendations set forth herein are believed fo be accurate, Because some ofthe information {is derived ftom information provided to Specialty Consinction Brands, Ine. ftom its suppliers, and beeause Specialty Construction Brands, Ine, hes no control ever the conditions of handling and use, Specialty Construction Brands, Ine. makes no warranty, expressed or implied, regarding the accuracy of the data or the resis to be obtained ftom the use thereof. The information is supplied solely for your information and consideration, and Specialty Construction Brands, ne, assumes no vesponsibility or use or reliance thereon. It isthe responsibilty of the user of Specialty Construction Brands, In. products to comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations.{\, Science Lab, coin Chemicals & Laboratory Equipment enctivity 0 tFsronal a] Fesieaia& | Material Safety Data Sheet Glass wool MSDS Section 1: Chemical Product and Company Identification | Prodluot Namo: Glass wool Contact information: Catalog Cocos: SLG1363, Solencolab.com, Ine. +4025 Sih Rd Asi: 7631-86-9 Houston, Texas 77306 RTECS: VV7328000 US Sale 800-901-7247 International Seles: 1-204-441-4400 Order Online: SclenceLab.com CHEMTREG (2411R Emergency Telephone), eal ‘TSCA: TSCA 6(b) Inventory: Class woo! Ci Not applicable. ‘Synonym: Sand; Silla gel 4-800-424-9300 Chemical Name: Silicon dioxide Intornattlonal CHEMTREG, call: 1-703-527-3887 Chemical Formula: SiOz For non-emergency assistanco, call: 1-281-447-4400 Soction 2: Composition and Information on Ingredients Composition: Name CAS ‘by Welght Glass wool 7631-86-9 400 ‘Toxicological Data on Ingracllonts: Glass wool: ORAL. (LDSO)}: Acute: 4160 mgikg (Rat. Section 3: Hazards Identification Potontial Acute Health Effects: Hazardous in case of ingestion, of inhalation, Sightly hazardous in case of skin contact (iran), of eye contact (Initent) Potential Chronic Health Effects: Hazardous in oase of Ingostion, Slightly hazardous in case of skin contact (iitant), of eye contact (iritant, of inhalation CARCINOGENIC EFFECTS: Classified A3 (Provon for animal.) by ACGIH, MUTAGENIC EFFECTS: Not avalable. TERATOGENIC EFFECTS: Not evallablo. DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY: Not available. The substance Is toxlo to lungs, mucous membranes, Repeated or prolongad exposure to the substance can produce terget organs damage. Soction 4: First Ald Measures. yo Contact: No known effect on aye contact, rinse with water for a few minutes. Skin Contact: pe‘After contact with skin, wash immediately with plenty of water. Gently and thoroughly wash the contaminated skin with running water and non-abrasive soap. Be parllcularly careful fo clean folds, crevices, creases ond groin. Cover the Inftated skin with an ‘emollient. Ifiitation peretsts, seek medical attention. Sorlouts Skin Contact: Not available. Inhalation: Allow the villm to rest in a well ventilated arva, Seek immediate medteal attention. Sorious Inhalation: Not available. Ingestion: 'Do not induce vomiting. Loosen tight clothing such as a collar, tle, belt or waistoand. If tho vielim Is not broathing, perform ‘mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, Seek immediate medical attention. Sorious Ingestion: Not available. Section 5: Fire and Explosion Data Flammability of the Product: Non-fiammable, Auto-Ignitlon Tomporaturo: lot applicable, Flash Potnts: Not applicable, Flammable Limits: Not appltcable. Products of Combustion: Not available. Fire Hazards in Presence of Various Substances: Not applicablo. Explosion Hazards In Prosonco of Varlous Substances: Risks of explosion of the product in prosonce of mechanical Impact: Not avalablo. Risks of explosfon of the product in presence of static discharge: Not available. Flro Fighting Modia and Instructions: Not epplcable. Spoclal Remarks on Fire Hazards: Keap container tight closed. ‘Spoctal Remarks on Explosion Hazards: Not avalable, Section ccidontal Release Measures Small Spill: Use appropriate tools to put the spilled solld in a convenient waste disposal container. Finish cleaning by spreading water on the contaminated surface and dispose of according to local and reglonal authority requirements, Large Spi: Uso a shovel to put the materiel Into a convenient waste disposal container. Finish cleaning by spreading wator on tho contaminated surface and allow to evacuato through the sanitary system. 8 careful that the product Is not present al a concentration level above TLV. Check TLV on the MSDS and with local authoritios. Section 7: Handling and Storage Procautlons: Keep locked up Do not ingest. Do not breathe dust. Wear suitable protective clothing In case of insufficient ventilation, wear sultable respiratory equipment If ingested, eeek madical advice Immediately and show the container or the label. Storage: Gerclnogenlo tratogonte or mutagenic materials should be stored in separate locked safely storage cablnot or root. Section 8: Exposure Gontrols/Personal ProtectionEngineering Controls: Use process onelosures, local exhaust venation, oF other angineering controls o Keep altborne levels below recommended ‘xposurolimts user oparafons generate dust, fume oF mist, use ventlallon to Keop oxpostre to alrborne contaminants below the exposure lint. Personal Protection: Safely glasses, Lab coat, Dust respirator, Be sure to use an approvedicortfied respirator or equivalent. Gloves, Porsonal Protection in Case of a Large Spill: Splash goggles. Full sult, Dust resplrator. Boots, Gloves. A solf contained breathing apparatus should be used to avold inhalation of the product, Suggested protective clothing might not be suffcent; consult @ spociaist BEFORE handling this, product, Exposure Limits: ‘TWIA: 10 (rgimm3) Consul local authoriles for acceptable exposure limits, Soctlon 9: Physical and Chemical Properties Physical stato and appearance: Solid. (Sold powder.) Odor: Odortess. ‘Taste: Tastoloss, Molecular Weight: 60.08 g/mol Col Bolling Point: 2290°C (4046°F) Molting Polnt: 1710°C (3110"F) Critical Temperature: Not avaliable, Spooitic Gravity: 2.2 (Water= 1) Vapor Prossuro: Not applicable. ‘Vapor Density: Not aveilablo, Volatility: Not available, Odlor Threshold: Not evalable. Wator/Oll Dist. Coeff: Notavetlable, lonitelty (in Water): Not available, Dispersion Properties: Not avallable. ‘Solubility: Insoluble in cold water, hot water, methanol, dothil ether, n-octanol. Sectton 10: Stability and Reactivity Data Stability: The product Is stable. Instability Temperature: Not availabe. Conulitons of Instability: Not available. Incompatibility with vartous substancs Gorrosivity: Not considered to he corrosive for motals and glass. paSpoclal Remarks on Reactivity: Incompatible with hydrogon fluoride, Spoclal Romarks on Corrosivity: Not avaliable, Polymerfzation: No. Section 14: Toxtcological Information Routes of Entry: Inhalation, Ingestion. Toxlelty to Animals: Acute oral toxteity (LOSO): 3160 mglkg (Rat. Chronfe Effects on Human: CARCINOGENIC EFFECTS: Classified AS (Proven for animal.) by ACGIH, The substance Is toxic to lungs, mucous. mombranos. Other Toxle Effects on Humans: Hazardous In ease of ingestion, of Inhalation. Slightly hazardous in case of skin contact (tant), ‘Spootal Romarks on Toxielly to Animals: Not avallable. Special Remarks on Chronle Effects on Humans: Not available. Spocial Remarks on other Toxle Effects on Humans: Matera is rating fo mucous membranes and upper rospiralory tact Section 12: Ecological Information Eeotoxteity: Not available. BODS and COD: Not avallablo, Products of Blodegradation: Possibly hazardous short term degradation products are not ikely. However, long term degradation products may arise. Toxicity of the Products of Blodegraclation: The products of degradation are as toxlo as the orlginal product ‘Spacial Remarks on the Products of Blocegradatton: Not evaliablo, Section 13: Disposal Considerations Waste Disposal: Section 14: Transport Information DOT Clasaifleation: Not 2 DOT controlled material (United States). Idontificatton: Not applicable. Spoctal Provislons for Transport: Not applicable, Section 15: Other Regulatory Information Federal ancl State Regulations: California prop. 66: This product contains the following ingredients for which tho State of Calfornia has found to cause cancer, birth dofects or othar reproduclive harm, which would require a warning under the slalute: Glass wool California prop. 65: This product contains the following ingredients for which the State of California has found to causa cancer which would require & peaWarning under the statute: Glass wool Pennsylvania RTK: Glass wool Massachusalts RTK: Glass wool TSCA 8(b) inventory: Glass woo! thar Regulatlons: OSHA: Hazardous by definition of Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200), Other Classifications: WHMIS (Canada): GLASS D-2A: Material causing other toxle effects (VERY TOXIC), DSCL. (EEC): R40- Possible risks of reversible effects, HMIs (U.S.A): Health Hazard: 4 Fire Hazard: 0 Reactivity: 0 Porsonal Protection: & Nationat Fire Protection Association (U.S.A): Hoalth: 4 Flammability: 0 Reactivity: 0 ‘Spooitie hazar Protective Equipment: Gloves, Lab coat. Dust respirator. Bo suro to use an approved/corified respirator or equivalent, Wear appropriate respirator ‘when ventilation is inadequato, Safely glasses. Section 16: Other Information References: -Hawley, 6.G.. The Condensed Chemical Dictionary, ‘4 od., New York N.Y., Van Nostrand Relnold, 1987. ~SAX, NA. Dangerous Properties of Indutrial Materials, Toronto, Van Nostrand Reinold, Ge ed. 1984, -The Sigma-Aldtich Library of Chomleal Safety Data, Edition Il thor Special Considerations: Not avaliable, Created: 10/09/2006 05:37 PM Last Updated: 11/01/2010 12:00 PM The information above Is belleved to be accurate and reprosents the best information currently available to us. However, we ‘make no warranty of morchantabilty or any other warranty, express or Implied, vith respect fo such information, and we assume 1no lahilly resulting from its use. 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CONVENTION MIGTOC |) | CENTER & TOWER PROJECT 14.3 - Inspection Checklist for HVAC Ducts And Accessories ‘Method statement ~ Installation of HVAC Ducts and Accessories DOCUMENT NUMBER: ED-M-M-M-A-GN-0001icons | DOHA CONVENTION CENTER rida AND TOWER PROJECT QAQC INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR HVAC DUCTS AND ACCESSORIES Inspection Request No. Date: Location / Area Time: S/N | ACTIVITIES / TEMS TO BE INSPECTED Superiion epav | sway | SPerion Acceptance Criteria, 1__|inspection of Materials ‘As per approved MIR |_2 |installation / routing ae ‘As per Shop Drawing 3. installation are coordinated with other services. 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