 Ensure that staff has received manual handling training.

 Use mechanical devices to avoid needless heavy manual handling of materials.

Controlling Health and Safety Risks

 Approved RAMS will be made available on-site, and job-specific dangers and

 The QA/QC Department is responsible for the overall inspection and

documentation of works in compliance with the work procedure and Project
Specifications and shall be responsible for coordination with Client for inspection
activities and close out of the NCR, if any. Ensure that staff has received manual
handling training.
 Use mechanical devices to avoid needless heavy manual handling of materials.

The QA/QC Department is responsible for the overall inspection and documentation of
works in compliance with the work procedure and Project Specifications and shall be
responsible for coordination with Client for inspection activities and close out of the
NCR, if any.

Ensure that staff has received manual handling training.

 Use mechanical devices to avoid needless heavy manual handling of materials.

The QA/QC Department is responsible for the overall inspection and documentation of
works in compliance with the work procedure and Project Specifications and shall be
responsible for coordination with Client for inspection activities and close out of the
NCR, if any.

4. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

PM Project Manager
CM Construction Manager
PE Project Engineer

The Construction Manager and/or his nominee are responsible for the overall execution
of the works in accordance with the steps outlined in this procedure and consistent with
the approved project schedule.
4. DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

PM Project Manager
CM Construction Manager
PE Project Engineer

The Construction Manager and/or his nominee are responsible for the overall execution
of the works in accordance with the steps outlined in this procedure and consistent with
the approved project schedule.

See Also: Method Statement for Architectural Works

6. PROCEDURE

The Scope of Method Statement for Ceramic Floor Tiles

1. Materials Handling on Worksite and Storage

Materials shall be received in parts as per site requirements and in standard boxes
and/or packs, pallets, etc. Materials shall be stored in the proper way and handled as
per manufacturers’ recommendations if any.

Obtain each color, grade, finish, type, composition, and variety of tiles from a single
source. For grout and setting materials, obtain ingredients of uniform quality from one
manufacturer for each cementitious and admixture component and from one source or
producer.

Controlling Health and Safety Risks

 Prior to beginning any job on site, all staff must get a safety induction/training.
 Job supervisors must have a pre-job STARRT/TBT meeting to inform workers
about job-specific dangers.
 Permit to work and job safety ana;lysis Maintain adequate housekeeping in the
workspace.
 Use the proper tools for the job. Do not utilize a tool or accessory for a task for
which it was not designed. Ensure that tools are inspected by a competent
person and that a record is kept. Color-coded as needed.
 Access and egress onto the rear of any vehicle or trailer ill be through a ladder
fastened to the truck or trailer’s side.
 No permit Job.
 No permit Job.
 No permit Job.
 Conduct a site examination to verify proper access/egress for job operations.
Maintain a clean working environment.
 On-site emergency contact lists must be posted.
 Conduct a site examination to verify proper access/egress for job operations.
Maintain a clean working environment.
 There is lone working allowed.

 There is lone working allowed.

 Maintain adequate housekeeping in the workspace.
 When necessary, rigorously adhere to the LOTO “Lockout/Tagout” procedure.
 Only a competent/authorized individual should be entrusted to the assignment.
 The construction and SHE teams must remind the site employees of emergency
evacuation routes and procedures on a frequent basis.
 Understand the emergency response procedure.
 Any route impediments must be eliminated.
 On-site emergency contact lists must be posted.
 Use the proper tools for the job. Do not utilize a tool or accessory for a task for
which it was not designed. Ensure that tools are inspected by a competent
person and that a record is kept. Color-coded as needed.
 When necessary, rigorously adhere to the LOTO “Lockout/Tagout” procedure.
 Only a competent/authorized individual should be entrusted to the assignment.
 The construction and SHE teams must remind the site employees of emergency
evacuation routes and procedures on a frequent basis.
 Understand the emergency response procedure.
 Any route impediments must be eliminated.
 On-site emergency contact lists must be posted.
 Conduct a site examination to verify proper access/egress for job operations.
Maintain a clean working environment.
 There is lone working allowed.
 Maintain adequate housekeeping in the workspace.
 When necessary, rigorously adhere to the LOTO “Lockout/Tagout” procedure.
 Only a competent/authorized individual should be entrusted to the assignment.
 The construction and SHE teams must remind the site employees of emergency
evacuation routes and procedures on a frequent basis.
 Understand the emergency response procedure.
 Any route impediments must be eliminated.
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