CGW ENGINEERING PTE LTD

3016 Bedok North Ave 4

#03-30 S'pore 489947

METHOD STATEMENT FOR

CORE DRILL CONCRETE

1. Material
• A core drill bores holes through concrete using a core drill bit. Core drill bits
are a hollow cylinder with square teeth along the bottom edge and an enclosed
top that attaches to a threaded stud located on the core drill. Due to the larger
size of core drill bits, need to secure the core drill to the concrete need drilling.
While operating the core drill, add water to the core drill bit manually with a
spray nozzle.

2. Specification
• N.I.L

3. Procedure
• Spin the core drill bit clockwise to attach it to the cored drill. Hand-
tighten the core drill bit. The bit will lock into place while drilling.

• Align the core drill bit with the area where need the hole. If drilling
through a wall, enlist the help of a worker to hold the core drill in
place.

• Mark the mounting locations on the base of the core drill with the
pencil. Move the core drill to a location that will allow room to work.

• Insert the masonry bit into the hammer drill.

• Wear safety glasses.

• Drill a hole into the concrete at each mounting location marked in step
three.

• Follow the instructions to install the embed anchor into the holes that
drilled in the concrete in the previous step.

• Place the core drill back into position. Thread one bolt into each imbed
anchor installed in the previous step.

• Tighten the bolts with the ratchet and appropriately sized socket to
secure the core drill.
• Attach the water tank to the core drill.

• Start the core drill. Apply pressure to the core drill bit by turning the
core drill handle toward the concrete.

• Keep pumping the handle of the water tank to allow a steady stream of
water into the core drill bit.

• Remove the bolts from the embed anchors and move the core drill.

• Tilt the core drill backward to remove the concrete core from the core
bit.

• Place concrete patch over the embed anchors to cover the holes in the
concrete.