Sulfur Warehouse Project

Method Statement for Brick work

Missan Oil Field

Sulfur Warehouse Project

A 16-5-2023 Issued for Approval HHS NH MJA

Rev. Issue Date Description Drafted by Audited by Approved by

Contract No.: CMIT-PRT-10.53-200054

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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 COMPANY ............................................................................................................................ 3
1.2 PURPOSE ............................................................................................................................. 3
1.3 SITE LOCATION ................................................................................................................... 3
1.4 SCOPE OF WORK ................................................................................................................ 4
1.5 SITE ENVIRONMENT DESIGN CONDITIONS .................................................................... 4
1.6 DESIGN LIFE ........................................................................................................................ 5
2 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS ....................................................................................... 5
2.1 DEFINITION .......................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................................... 5
3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS, CODES AND STANDARDS ....................................................... 6
4 PURPOSE AND SCOPE ............................................................................................................. 7
5 DEFINITION : ............................................................................................................................... 7
6 REFERENCES ............................................................................................................................. 7
7 PERSONNEL RESPONSIBILITIES ............................................................................................ 7
7.1 TECHNICAL OFFICER ENGINEER .............................................................................................. 7
7.2 SITE ENGINEER(S) .................................................................................................................. 8
7.3 HSE SITE REPRESENTATIVE(S) ............................................................................................... 8
7.4 QA/QC SITE REPRESENTATIVE(S) ........................................................................................... 8
7.5 SUPERVISOR(S) ...................................................................................................................... 9
7.6 SUBCONTRACTORS ................................................................................................................. 9
8 MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT ................................................................................................. 9
9 MATERIALS ................................................................................................................................. 9
10 STORAGE OF MATERIALS ...................................................................................................... 10
11 MORTAR PREPARATION ......................................................................................................... 10
12 CONCRETE ............................................................................................................................... 10
13 SETTING OUT ........................................................................................................................... 10
14 SAFETY ARRANGEMENTS ..................................................................................................... 10
15 PRIOR ACTIVITIES: .................................................................................................................. 11
16 PROCEDURE: ........................................................................................................................... 11
17 CURING WORK ......................................................................................................................... 12
18 CLEANING AND FINISHING: ................................................................................................... 12
19 INSPECTION FOR CONSTRUCTION ...................................................................................... 12
20 ITP .............................................................................................................................................. 13

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1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 COMPANY
CNOOC IRAQ LTD., (herein after called “Company”) is engaged in oil exploration and
development in the Missan Oil Fields in Republic of Iraq.

1.2 PURPOSE
Sulfur Recovery Unit has been put into production in Buzurgan Terminal (herein after
called “BUT”), the sulfur as the production of Sulfur Recovery Unit, which production
capacity is 75 tons/day, need to be stored before sale. Company plans to construct the
sulfur warehouse with storage of 6 months’ duration.

1.3 SITE LOCATION

The site locates in a relatively high and flat area in Buzurgan North Oilfield, in south of
the main road between BUN Degassing Station and BUN Checkpoint, 25km away from
Buzurgan Terminal. The site within the red line in the below picture is the construction
area for the Sulfur Warehouse. The following picture shows the site conditions.

Sulfur warehouse - Construction Area (Redlines)

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 Sulfur warehouse – Site Condition

1.4 SCOPE OF WORK

The main Scope of the Sulfur Warehouse shall be as stated in the contract included
but not limited mentioned below.
1) Sulfur Warehouse works including all disciplines
2) Substation & Switchgears System
3) Gate House
4) Parking Areas (Cars, Forklifts and Trucks)
5) Security Facilities
6) Outdoor Facilities (Electrical, Telecommunication, Water Supply, Drainage, Fire
Fighting)
7) Septic Tanks
8) Waste Water Collection Pool
9) Spare Parts and Consumables for Pre-Commissioning, Commissioning and Testing,
Start-up, and for Two Years Operating.

1.5 SITE ENVIRONMENT DESIGN CONDITIONS

For the Execution (Construction, Detailed Design Engineering) below Site Conditions
will be followed.
Details Unit Description
Altitude m ASL 4~10
Atmospheric pressure kPa 102
Maximum wind speed (3s gust) m/s 40
Predominant wind direction winter northwest-southeast
Maximum relative humidity % 80
Minimum relative humidity % 25
Minimum Daily Average (January) °C 3.4
Extremely Lowest Temperature °C -2
(January)
Minimum ambient design temperature °C 5

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 Details Unit Description
Maximum Daily Average (July) °C 43
Extremely Highest Temperature (July) °C 55
Max metal temp by sun shine °C 80
Prevailing Direction Wind NW-SE
Annual Rainfall mm 170
Average yearly rainfall mm 200
Maximum rainfall per day mm 50
Max Relative Humidity % 80
Min Relative Humidity % 25
Seismic Zone: Zone2B (UBC97)
Fire Hazard In design of separate
building
Soil temperature (1meter underground) ℃ 33.6(summer) 15(winter)

1.6 DESIGN LIFE

The design life of Reinforced Concrete buildings shall be 50 years and the Light Steel
Structure building shall be 25 years.

2 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS

2.1 DEFINITION

COMPANY : CNOOC Iraq Limited

PROJECT : Sulfur Warehouse Project
EPC CONTRACTOR : Al Selm & Al We'am General Contracting Co., Ltd
SUB-CONTRACTOR : The party which has a subcontract with EPC
CONTRACTOR to provide services or carries out all or
part of the design, procurement, installation and testing
of the systems as specified by EPC CONTRACTOR.
MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIER/ : The party which manufactures and/or supplies
VENDOR equipment and services to perform the duties specified
by COMPANY/EPC CONTRACTOR to be provided as
part of the PROJECT
SUB-SUPPLIER : Any Vendor used by the SUPPLIER approved by EPC
CONTRACTOR and COMPANY for supplying
equipment material for completing the scope of supply
SHALL : The use of the word “shall” indicates a mandatory
requirement
SHOULD : The use of the word “should” indicates a strong
recommendation to comply with the requirements of
this document

2.2 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS

EPCC Engineering, Procurement, Construction & Commissioning

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 EPC Engineering, Procurement and Construction

EPCI Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation

FEED Front End Engineering Design

HSE Health, Safety and Environment

NDT Non-Destructive Testing

BUT Buzurgan Terminal

ASME American Society of Mechanical Engineers

API American Petroleum Institute

ISO International Organisation for Standardization

Personal Protective Equipment

PPE

3 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS, CODES AND STANDARDS

Order of Precedence

EPC shall be in accordance to the applicable IRAQ regulations and COMPANY/

International standards in the following order of precedence:

• The laws, standards and regulations of the IRAQ

• CNOOC standards and safety manuals.
• COMPANY procedures, Codes and Standards
• International Oil and Gas industry codes, standards, and recommended practices
(as agreed with COMPANY where none of the above are relevant)
• Internationally recognized oil and gas industry best practices
The latest issues of standards shall apply, in the absence of any Deliverables, the best
engineering practice shall be provided in accordance with COMPANY guidelines, in case
different standards are applicable, the most stringent one shall be followed.

Project Reference Documents

Document Number Document Title

CMIT-PRT-10.53-200054 Technical Package

CMIT-769-SWCO-COM-30.01-
Project Execution Plan
210001
CMIT-769-SWCO-QUA-00.08-
Quality Assurance/Control Management Plan
210001
CMIT-769-SWCO-SAF-00.08- Health, Safety, security, and Environment
210001 Management Plan

CMIT-769-SWCO-COM-15.81- Project Engineering and Built Procedure

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 210001
CMIT-769-SWCO-COM-00.03-
Document Control Procedure
210001
CMIT-769-SWCO-COM-00.08-
Project Organization and Management Plan
210003

Codes and Standards

Project shall be designed based on the CNOOC Standards, latest international design
codes, COMPANY amendments and COMPANY Engineering Specifications which are
listed below:

Code/Standard Number Code/Standard Title

ISO 10005 : 2005 Quality Management Systems – Guidelines for Quality

Plans
Quality Management Systems – Guidelines for
ISO 9004 : 2009
Performance Improvements
ISO 14001-2004 Environmental Management Systems- Requirements
ISO 2009 Quality Management Systems

4 Purpose and Scope

The purpose of this method statement is to provide a safe and efficient procedure for the brick work
on the site. The scope of this method statement covers the laying of bricks, mixing of mortar, and
the handling of equipment.
.

5 DEFINITION :
• MS: Method Statements
• GS: General Specification
• PS: Particular Specification
• HSE: Health safety and Environment RFIA: Request for Inspection & Approval

6 References
1. Architectural specification Drawings and General Notes.
2. Approved shop Drawings

7 Personnel Responsibilities

For the works as covered by this method statement, the following personnel have specific duties.

7.1 Technical Officer Engineer

Specific responsibilities include:
3. Responsible for ensuring that the various submittals are timely undertaken (materials,
method statements, workshop drawings, subcontractor’s issues, technical issues).
4. Responsible for quotations as required (materials, subcontractors).
5. Responsible for ensuring RFI’s are timely undertaken on behalf of contractor.
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 6. Responsible for the distribution of documents within contractor site personnel.

7.2 Site Engineer(s)

Specific responsibilities include:
1. Ensuring that the project is managed in a safe manner and meets the requirements of the
project documentation.
2. Ensuring that subcontractors and suppliers achieve the on-site required standards.
3. Ensuring the Client is satisfied with our performance.
4. Ensuring performance measurable are delivered.

5. Shall refer to the QA/QC Department and the HSE Department for advice and guidance when
required.
6. Shall ensure that operatives comply with the relevant method statements, Toolbox Talks and
general site briefings.

7.3 HSE Site Representative(s)

Specific responsibilities include:
1. Assisting in the production of any health, safety, and environmental documents.
2. Monitoring the implementation of health, safety, and environmental requirements.
3. Undertaking audits and ensuring that corrective and preventive actions are taken where
required.
4. Liaison with the senior site staff on health, safety, and environmental related matters.

7.4 QA/QC Site Representative(s)

Specific responsibilities include:
1. Carrying out phased inspections as required.
2. Ensuring that completed works are offered for inspection/approval to external companies
within specific dates/programmers.
3. Preparation of the ITP.
4. Ensuring that all required tests are performed and are in compliance with appropriate
specifications etc.
5. Reviewing and ensuring that all shop drawings and material submittals are presented to the
appropriate bodies with adequate supporting information.
6. Ensuring that materials are inspected when delivered to ensure they comply with the various
Specifications.
7. Maintaining a record of all QA/QC activities on site.
8. Controlling and ensuring all measuring and test equipment on site is properly calibrated.
9. Controlling all non-conforming products or workmanship and implementing the required
preventive actions.
10. Ensuring that corrective and preventive actions are taken when required.
11. Ensuring that the required testing is undertaken by approved independent laboratories, and
that all test results are reviewed.
12. Undertake audits to ensure conformance to agreed Standards, Legislation, and project
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 specific requirements.
13. Ensuring that staffs are aware of their responsibilities in respect of quality issues.
14. Assisting and reporting to the QA/QC Manager as required.

7.5 Supervisor(s)
Specific responsibilities include:
1. To ensure that all operatives and appropriate subcontractors have been briefed as to the
content of the method statement and the works.
2. To adequately control the works as required.
3. To ensure the works are undertaken in a safe manner.
4. To ensure all operatives are adequately training in their respective works.
5. Reporting any un-safe practices on site to the site team.

7.6 Subcontractors
Specific responsibilities include:
1. To undertake their works as specified.
2. To work in a safe manner.
3. To ensure all operatives are adequately training in their respective works.
Report any un-safe practices on site to the contractor site team.

8 Materials and Equipment

The following materials and equipment will be provided for the brick work:
1. Bricks
2. Cement
3. Sand
4. Water
5. Mortar mixer
6. Trowel
7. Level
8. Spirit level
9. Cut-off saw
10. String line
11. Brick hammer

9 Materials
1. Bricks
Maximum water absorption shall not be more than 15 % of its dry weight on immersion
in water for 24 hours. Minimum Crushing strength shall be 3.5 kg/sq cm. size of brick
240mm x 120mm x 55mm.
2. Cement
Cement used shall be ordinary Portland cement conforming to IS 12269.

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 3. Water
Water used for masonry shall be clean and free from injurious amounts of deleterious
materials and shall confirm to specification given in concrete and mortar section
4. Sand
Natural sand free form organic matters. The clay plus fine silt content shall not exceed
5% by weight and 15% by volume.

10 Storage of Materials
Storage must be a clean and dry area protected from direct sunlight and extreme heat and
cold. Unopened container can be stored for 9 months. Use oldest material first.

11 Mortar preparation
1. Mix the mortar using the right ratio of cement, sand, and water as specified.
2. Ensure the mortar is mixed thoroughly and is of the right consistency.
3. Mortar shall be two (1) parts of Cement to three(3) parts of sand.

12 Concrete
1. Type C 15 for reinforcement concrete for stiffener Beams and Columns, in our
drawing should be C15 but we casted with C35

13 Setting out
brickwork involves marking out the position of the bricks or blocks to be laid on a structure. Here
are the steps involved in setting out brickwork:

1. Determine the size of the brick or block you will use in the construction. The
standard size for bricks is 240mm x 120mm x 55mm.
2. Decide on the pattern in which you want to lay the bricks. Common patterns
include stretcher bond and English bond.
3. Measure the length and height of the wall to be built, and mark out these
measurements on the ground using lines and pegs.
4. Establish the thickness of the mortar joint between each brick, usually around
10mm to 12mm, and mark this out on the ground as well.
5. Starting at one corner of the marked out area, place the first brick according to
the pattern, making sure that it is level and square.
6. Continue placing bricks row by row, checking that each brick is level and straight.
Use a spirit level to ensure accuracy.
7. Once the first few rows of bricks have been laid, use a string line or a straight
edge to ensure that the wall is straight.
8. Cut bricks to size using a bolster chisel and hammer if necessary.
9. Finish the wall with the final layer of bricks or capping stones as required.

14 Safety Arrangements

The contractor Project Safety Plan shall be strictly enforced. All works shall be regularly
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 monitored to ensure full compliance.
1. Contractor shall resource as appropriate the supervision of the works.
2. Permits – Where required, permits to work will be provided prior to commencement of works.
Permits shall be issued by suitably trained and experienced HSE personnel only.
3. PPE – All required PPE shall be issued. Constant monitoring and supervision of the works
shall always ensure that the appropriate PPE is worn by affected operatives.
4. Access and egress – Routine access and egress will always be provided for materials and
operatives. Where emergency routes are required. These shall be determined and arranged,
and instructions given prior to commencement of the works.
5. Contractor supervision shall ensure that all material deliveries are coordinated, and all
vehicles are parked in a position where they present no additional risk to the public or people
associated with this project. Where vehicles are offloaded from public areas, the activity shall
be supervised, and a dedicated offloading/storage area shall be provided.
6. Lighting – At all times, appropriate and suitable lighting shall be provided to ensure the works
can be undertaken in a safe and competent manner.
7. Working at height(1.8 M) – Where required, all appropriate measures shall be enforced to
ensure that operatives are afforded a safe and proper platform from which to work. Materials
will be stacked in a safe and secure manner.
8. Scaffolds shall be erected by competent operatives to an agreed design. Scaffolds shall be
inspected before use and at regular periods thereafter.
9. Housekeeping – At all times, contractor supervision shall monitor the works to reduce as far
as reasonably practical the storage of rubbish, waste materials and debris at the work face.
All waste materials shall be removed from the workplace to a suitable area.
10. Training: Contractor shall identify the needs for training and/or certification of personnel to
ensure that suitable levels of proficiency are attained and maintained to meet the specified
requirements of the project.

15 Prior Activities:
Prior to the commencement of the brick work, the following preparatory activities will be undertaken:
1. The site will be cleared of any debris and leveled as necessary.
2. The foundation will be inspected to ensure that it is level and in good condition.
3. The required quantity of bricks, cement, sand, and water will be made available on site.
4. Appropriate scaffolding or working platforms will be erected to ensure safe and efficient
access to the work area.
5. A survey and inspection on completion of structural work for structural element recording
deviations and deficiencies, if any a complete report of each building shall be submitted
to the Engineer prior to commencing building masonry assemblies on Foundation.
6. Clean the floor, under wall course of dirt using brush. Remove any slurry, laitance, leaving
a sound concrete.
7. Setting out for unit masonry work for each building in respect to coordinates from
approved shop drawing.
8. Brick testing shall be carrying out up on client request and all the test report shall be
submit accordingly.
9. Mortar mix ratio is 1: 3 (Portland cement: sand) or as specified. Gauge box shall be
utilized to obtain the specified mix.

16 Procedure:

1. Start laying the bricks from one corner using the reference lines as a guide.
2. Apply a layer of mortar to the base of the bricks and lay them in the desired pattern.
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 3. Use a spirit level to ensure the bricks are in a horizontal line.
4. Leave expansion joints as recommended by local code and manufacturer
specification.
5. Continue laying the bricks one course at a time, ensuring that the vertical joints are
staggered.
6. Do not place more than two courses of brickwork at a time.
7. Bricks used for masonry in cement mortar shall be soaked by immersion in water at
least one hour prior to start of actual laying. Bricks shall be laid in English bond unless
otherwise specified. Bricks on edge must not be used unless specified.
8. Work shall be true to horizontal lines and perfect plumb. Vertical joints shall be truly
vertical and those in alternate courses shall be in the same vertical line. Joints of each
course shall be within the limit of 6 mm to 10 mm depending upon the size of the
bricks.
9. Prior to start of work it must be noted and checked that bricks on top are full size
bricks. To achieve this, precautions should be taken from the start of the first layer.
Thickness of joint shall be adjusted such a way that full bricks will be there on top.
Also it must be noted that all horizontal joints on every floor are at the same level, so
as to allow proper bonding at junctions.
10. Specified cement mortar must be placed within 30 minutes after addition of water.
11. Disallow vertical joint filling by spreading mortar.For 240 mm thick wall, maintain one
face in line. This face can be preplanned to take all kinds of single coat plasters. For
higher thickness walls both faces should be in line.
12. First mark up layer of brick work needs to be laid in direct supervision for door /
window / any other openings to be kept accurately as per the drawings or layout.
13. The buttress, counter-forts should be built simultaneously, maintaining proper bond
with main wall and not added after wards.
14. Frogs shall be upward at all times. Joints shall be racked back to a minimum 10 to 15
mm while the mortar is wet. Surface of the brickwork shall be cleaned with coil string,
wire brushes etc to keep the surface free for the need operation. All dropped and
spoiled mortar, brickbats etc. Shall be cleared from the floor before work is closed for
the day.
15. Old or dry surface must be thoroughly cleaned and wetted. The joints should be raked
before starting new construction

17 Curing work
Curing will be carried out 24 hours after completion of brick masonry.

18 Cleaning and finishing:

1. Clean excess mortar using a trowel before it dries.
2. Finish the brickwork by pointing the mortar neatly with an appropriate finishing
tool.
3. Brush the brickwork down using a soft-bristled brush for a neat fines.

19 Inspection for Construction

1. All kinds of inspection for construction shall be carried out by the site Engineers along with
Engineers representative and QA/ QC Engineer of SANKEN as per the standards and
specifications.
2. However, prior information shall be given to Consultant representative at site to proceed
necessary checking’s periodically & make final comments.

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 3. The inspection shall be carried out while progressing of the work & approval shall be granted
without affecting to the progress of the work

20 ITP

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 Inspection And Test Plan（ITP）
For BRICK WALL Work

ITP No : Project Name: SULFUR WAREHOUSE Project/contract No.: CMIT-PRT-

10.53-200054
Acceptance Inspection Action
Verifying
Inspection/ Test Stage CONTR
Criteria/Specification/Procedure Responsibility Document PMC PM
ACTOR
T

1. Prepare

1.1 Pre-inspection FEED document and approved drawing CON,QA/QC Record of Survey and Setting out. P W R
2. Documentation

Technical
2.1. Drawings and specification, Procedure Approved IFC Drawings, Specification,
ITT, specification, standard Department P W R
andinstruction Procedure and instruction
Contractor

3. Materials

3.1 Visual Inspection of Materials for General

ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & MAR P W R
Appearance

Approved IFC Drawings & Technical data

3.2 Review of Certificates ITT, specification, standard QA/QC P W R
sheet

3.3 Material Identification P W R

ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & MAR

3.4 cement mortar proportion report

ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & MAR P W R

4. Inspection Criteria
 4.1 Inspection for surface preparation (chipping &

cleaning the RCC surface ) ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & MAR P W R

4.2 Process inspection for masonry work ( for ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & Technical data sheet P W R

level ,staggering joints ,reinforcement ,mixing

,mortar ) Up to sill level , Up to lintel level , Up

roof level

ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & MAR P W R

4.3 Inspection for fixing lintels and openings for

doors& windows

ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & Technical data sheet P W R
4.4 Inspection for embedded items

4.5 cement mortar cube test (Lab test & site test)
ITT, specification, standard QA/QC Approved IFC Drawings & MAR P W R

5.5 ing period finished & released for next

Cur
activity ( masonry to plastering )
 Inspection And Test Plan（ITP）
For Brick Wall Work

DEFINITION:
- PMT: PROJECT TEAM, include owners and owners’ representatives that manages this PROJECT.
- PMC: Project Management Consultancy - CNOOC SAFETY TECHNOLOGY & SEVICES CO., LTD
- Contractor: Refer to firm assigned by PMT to perform work of Project.
- “E/P”-Executor/Performer: A point beyond which contractor cannot as for inspection.
- “H” - HOLD: A point beyond which work shall not proceed without formal approval by the appropriate inspector. Achievement of “H” points shall be notified to COMPANY through Contractor in accordance with
requirements.
- “W” - WITNESS: A point beyond which work may proceed without formal documented approval by any of the inspector Achievement of “W” points shall be notified to COMPANY in accordance with the contract.
- “S” - SURVEILLANCE”: A point where RH and others may carry out surveillance of work in progress and documentation associated on an unscheduled basis, with no notification required by any party and without
amendment to the scheduled Production program.
- “R” - REVIEW: The documents are to be submitted to the appropriate inspector for review by COMPANY. Note that where a document is subject to RH/COMPANY approval, work shall not proceed until COMPANY/PMC
approval is given.

Inspect Application
- The Contractor shall notify for inspection points by RFI (Request for Inspection).
- Notification requirements for RFI (Request for Inspection) as following: at least 24hours for site works, 48 hours for weekend inspections, except when COMPANY will require special qualifications.

Contractor PMC PMT

Name：Eng.Abdullah A.Hameed Name： Name：

Date 15-5-2023 Date Date

 Missan Oil Field Civil Work Infrastructure Projects

Inspection Record Checklist

Brick wall Masonry Quality Inspection Record

Inspection Date:
15.5.2023

SULFUR WAREHOUSE
Project Name/Contract No

Department/Building Civil Work and infrastructure Project

Inspection Location Buzeerqan Oil Field

Drawing No. / Revision

Inspection evaluation result

No. Inspection item
Qualified Disqualified N/A

1 Bricks Must be without salt

Dust ,loose materials and protrusion must be Washed

2
Bricks

3 No cracks ,holes etc. made good

4 Straight Angle without broken pieces or cracks in bricks

6 Care must be taken to remove excess water before Use

7 Natural sand free form organic matters

Mortar shall be mixed in mechanical mixers or manually as

8
required. Each batch shall be proportioned by volume.

9 Proportion of Mortar

Conclusion of Acceptance Inspection：

PMT/PMC
Contractor
Discipline engineer: Discipline engineer:

Date: Date:
 Check List for Plastering
Work

Checklist.: RFI No.:

Project Name: Project No.:

Sulfur warehouse

ITEMS Result ITEMs Result

Review material submittal for Simultaneous sweeping and

kerbstone vibrating sand into joints with

minimum of 4 passes

of plate compactor

Review drawings. No compaction within 2 m of

an unrestrained edge of
pavers

Foundation of kerbstone done Remove excess sand after the

as per approved detail entire pavement is

compacted and joints are
filled to bottom of chamfer;
broom clean

Installation of Kerbs & Concrete Surface level of pavers 6 mm

haunching above adjacent drainage
inlets & gullies

Ensure substrate is compacted to a Surface levels conform

field density not less than 95% of to drawings
the maximum dry density

Sand bedding to Check filling of joints with

100mm thickness
sand Fill and re-vibrate if
necessary

String or chalk line to start and

maintain straight bond lines

Paver surface broom clean prior to

initial compaction

Remarks

Contractor PMC PMT

Name:Abdulallah A.Hameed Name： Name：

Date Date