To be read in conjunction with the risk assessments.

Manzo Engineering Representative:

Sequence of Work

Before any site work commences, all Manzo Engineering crew personnel will have a
site induction including but not limited to:

Safety procedures relative to the site

Site rules, restrictions and requirements

Environmental considerations

Site hazards and risks

Method Statement

Fire Procedures

Location of accident book, first aid box on site

Work specification and procedures

Plant & Equipment

415v Operated lifting equipment 220v Power tools Light hand tools

Safety Equipment

Personal Protective Equipment, to include but not be restricted to: - Hard hats Safety boots
Gloves High visibility jackets / waistcoats Eye protection Gas monitor equipment

● Emergency Telephone List

Manzo Engineering Head Office:
Manzo Engineering Manager:

It should be noted that Manzo Engineering reserve the right to modify the operations
and/or sequence of operations described below, as may be dictated by site situations or
may prove to be beneficial to construction. All such modifications would remain within
safe working practices and will be agreed with the customer prior to action.

Pipe-supporting elements: pipe-supporting elements consist

Of fixtures and structural attachments as follows:
(a) Fixtures: fixtures include elements that transfer the
Load from the pipe or structural attachment to the supporting
Structure or equipment. They include hanging
Type fixtures, such as hanger rods, spring hangers, sway
Braces, counterweights, turnbuckles, struts, chains,
Guides, and anchors; and bearing type fixtures, such as
Saddles, bases, rollers, brackets, and sliding supports.
(b) Structural attachments: structural attachments
Include elements that are welded, bolted, or clamped to
The pipe, such as clips, lugs, rings, clamps, clevises,
Straps, and skirts.

1.0 OBJECTIVE

1.1 To install pipe supports.

2.0 RISK ASSESSMENT

2.1 The general methods used in the installation of pipe supports are well established
And proven, having been used for many years. Safe methods of working have been
Incorporated into the standard building methods. The main areas of risk are those
Associated with general lifting, working at height and power tools. Areas
Of concern are highlighted in this statement.

3.0 PREPARATION WORK

3.1 Off loading will be by self contained truck mounted crane. Maximum single lift
Will be 5 tonnes. Lifting to an approved storage area, which will be on or adjacent
To building site. A level compacted pedestrian surface is to be provided by client
between the storage area and the pipe support base. Unloading will only be carried
out by licensed operator.

3.2 Check foundations of pipe support installation.

3.3 Setout datums for pipe support construction, based on centre, level and main site
Orientation marked on pump bases.

3.4 Work area. Check that working area is clear of obstructions. Pipe support are to be
Placed such that trip hazards are avoided. The pipes will be manually transported
From the storage area to the point of installation, Customer is to provide a suitable
Compacted pedestrian access surface within 300mm from point of installation.

3.5 Barrier off construction area if appropriate.

4.0 INSTALLATION OF PIPE SUPPORTS

4.1 Check elevation & alignment of concrete.

4.2 Mark out position of support foundation bolts.
4.3 Rig and place support in position.
4.4 Check position and alignment of support.
4.5 Tighten U-bolt onto pipe if pipe is already in position.
4.6 Drill holes for holding down bolts.
4.7 Install holding down bolts with chemicals.
4.8 Allow enough curing time for chemicals.
4.9 Fasten and secure bolts.
4.10 Grout the base of the support according to the specifications.

5.0 HANDOVER TO SITE MANAGER

5.1 Check complete pipe support installation to see that all comply to drawings.

5.2 Carry out inspection with Customers Site Manager, who will sign off the structures
if satisfactory. Any minor problems can be resolved with Manzo Engineering
supervisor prior to leaving site.

Please note that the above is one of a number of Manzo Engineering approved
construction methods.

6.0 SAFETY

6.1 Prior to commencing the works on site, all personnel involved are to be briefed on
the content of the Method statement and Risk assessment in a „toolbox box talk‟ .
Attendees are to record onto a sign-on sheet that they have understood the work to
be carried out and the sequence as defined and will comply with the health and
safety requirements as set out. Attend the site safety induction course .Any
personnel arriving late during the works must be similarly briefed and added to the
sign-on sheet.

6.2 Hard-hats, high visibility vests, gloves and protective boots must be worn at all
times. Safety glasses and safety harnesses must be used as required by regulations.
Alcohol will not be allowed on site.

6.3 At the end of each working day the structure must be left in a safe and stable
condition. Temporary supporting used, if required.

6.4 All ladders will be securely lashed.

6.5 Any cranes used will be sub-contract hire or will belong to Aqua Engineering, the
lifting plant must be certificated and operators will be competent and appointed. A
copy of this license must be submitted to Manzo Engineering for approval prior to
operating.

6.6 All construction personnel will be trained and experienced in the work to be
undertaken.
6.7 First Aid. A first aid kit is to be kept on site at all times.

7.0 PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

7.1 Only hand power tools, impact wrenches, drills etc., will be used. These will be
Conventional 220v.
7.2 Any scaffold used on site will be zip up towers erected as per manufactures
Instruction complete with outriggers, toe-boards, handrails and internal access.

8.0 LABOUR

8.1 All personnel will all be trained in pipe support installation methods.

9.0 CONTINGENCIES

9.1 The only finishes used, in the inside and outside of the pipe will be according to
the
Manzo Engineering pipe specification sheet, damages will be assessed and the
appropriate repair procedure will be adopted.
9.2 In the event of a leak, during testing, Manzo Engineering will arrange for a prompt
action to rectify, depending on the nature and position of the leak the appropriate
repair procedure will be adopted.

10.0 SITE DAMAGE

10.1 Painted and Hot Dip Galvanized surfaces are vulnerable to the following:

a) Impact by sharp/heavy tools and equipment.

b) Grinding damage and the sparks/hot debris from grinding operations.
c) Welding spatter etc. Other trades working in the vicinity of Manzo Engineering
pipes must be made aware of the above.