Temporary Work Policy Method Statement 12.06.2016

Project Name : Dubai Creek Harbour Development – Dubai Creek Residences
Client Project Manager Engineer Main Contractor
TEMPORARY WORK POLICY
SECTION 1
SCAFFOLDING
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
3. Access/Egress and Location
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
6. Responsibilities/Supervision
7. Sequence/Method to be employed
8. Man-power requirement
9.Equipment requirement
10.Materials requirement
11.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement is to detail & to establish sequence of activities to carryout Erection &
Dismantling of the scaffolding
2. Reference
2.1 Contract Drawings
2.2 specifications
2.3 Project Quality Plan TS-ABM-CIV-PQP-0012 R.1
2.4 HSE Plan TS-ABM-CIV-HSE-0014 -R.1
Access to the work place will be through designated and exit pathway.
4. Health & Safety
4.1.Contractor will comply with all safety measures as applicable to project safety
requirement.
4.2.PPE will be worn at all times as required.
4.3.Safe access and enough barricades to the work areas shall be installed & maintained
throughout the working period.
5. Definitions
ATK-ATK Engineering & Consultant
ABM-Al Basti & Muktha LLC
MS-Method Statements
QCP-Quality Control Procedures
6.1 Project Engineer:
 Shall be responsible to organize required machinery, material, man power to engineers
/ supervisor & foreman for effectively executing the work in a safe manner.
 To clarify any discrepancies in the work.
6.2. Site Engineer / Foreman:
 To execute the work as per Project Engineers instructions with the right methodology &
in a safe manner.
 Make sure that all the works are completed prior to offering for inspections.
 To execute the works as per approved method statements.
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 To attend all the comments made by Consultant at the time of inspection.
 Ensure the workers PPE, sufficient lighting.
6.3. QA / QC Engineer:
 To check the work is carried out as per the approved method statement.
6.4. Safety Personal:
 To advice Project Engineer/Site Engineer & foreman regarding the Safety precautions
to be taken and check for the safety implementations to execute the work.
 Ensure close monitoring of the activity.
7 Sequence/Method to be Employed
7.1 Shifting
 Shifting of Scaffolding materials will be carried out by Forklift or Lift Truck from Store
or Material Yard .From there it will shift to work location by manually
7.2 Erection
 Cup lock System of Scaffolding materials will be used for complete erection.
 We will use Cup Lock standard of 3.0M length. They Have ‘V” Pressing welded at 495 MM
centres to Provide 4 way Connection for Propping Ties Ledgers will be inserted
Horizontally into ‘V” Pressing on the Standards .
 Adjustable base jack will be used as a foundation on compacted Floor .The plate size of
base Jack will be 15x15 CM with a length of 68cm and Dia 4.8cm Approximate weight
5.7Kgs .
 The standards (vertical) to be inserted over the Adjustable Base Jack.
 Additional Standards will be mounted on the top of one another by using spigot pins of
length 20CM and tightened by using Bolt and Nuts.
 Bracing Supports will be provided (minimum at every 6.00mtrs) by using 6m tubes

(3.2mm) tied with drop forged coupled & also it will be hooked to the slab by using
jack/Props wherever necessary.
 Fully boarded platform to be used. The boards will be placed and locked by using boarded-
retaining clamps. In additional .toe board will be provided .Boards to be shifted to higher
levels according to the progress of work. Access to the scaffolding structure will be through
from floor.
 Additional support will be considered to provide access to the scaffolding structure from
floor level.
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7.3 Testing
 After completion of scaffolding erection it will be checked properly and tag will be placed.
 Periodic checking will be carried out and scaffolding tag signed to maintain the safety
standards.
7.4. Dismantling:
 The dismantling works will be carried out in the same manner as per erection of the
scaffolding structure. But it will start from top.
8. Man Power Requirement

 Site Engineer
 QA/QC Engineer
 Foreman
 Charge hand
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 Mason
 Skilled and unskilled labour
9 Equipment required
 Mobile/tower crane
10 Materials required
 Scaffolding materials
 ladders
 Planks
 Platform
 Jacks
 Scaffolding tag
11. ATTACHMENTS
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-2
TOWER CRANE
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Table of Contents
1. Scope /Objectives
2. Reference
4. Logistics
5. Responsibilities / Supervision
6. Procedures /Method to be Employed
7. Training
8. Working hours
9. House keeping
10. Manpower Requirement & Supervision
11. Material Requirement
12. Plant & Equipment Requirement
13. Supporting documentation
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1. SCOPE & OBJECTIVES
This Method Statement outlines the Erecting methodology of Tower Crane Liebherr290 HC
Using area of the ERECTING tower crane will take place. Area should be clean.
 Foundation as per manufacturer design,drawing and standard taking into consideration
 Fixing the four leg angles
 Erection of main mast sections
 Erection of climbing cage assembly
 Erection of mast sections
 Erection of cabin and slewing unit
 Erectrion of cut head section
 Erection of counter jib with hoist winch
 Fixing of counter ballast blocks 1 no.
 Erection of 60 mtrs. boom jib
 Fixing of 8 nos. balance counter ballast
 Installation of crane hook block
 Third party inspection
 Using area of the ERECTING tower crane will take place. Area Should be clean
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2. REFERENCES
 Tower crane outline drawings and specifications
3. ACCESS/ EGRESS and LOCATION

The work to be done in the ABM Project Lagoons Phase 1 development-Dubai Creek
residences. Location Store yard.
Before start the work, access for erecting the crane must have occupied in proper way
4. LOGISTICS
The logistics will be involved are
 40 feet trailers - 4 nos.
 Man Basket – 1 no.
Note: One mobile vehicle should be present in the area of work in case any accident happen.
5. RESPONSIBILITIES / SUPERVISION TEAM

The works will be undertaken with a competent workforce to do the works conforming to the
project specifications through the following responsibilities.
 The Supervisor must be well trained and have the necessary documentation.
 The personnel involve in erection must be competent and have the necessary
documentation showing that they had formal training in the safe Installation of tower cranes.
 All team of the Installation /Erection must have been given theoretical training by AL
BASTI & MUKTHA LLC.
 A tool box talk to be given by the supervisor to all team members covering the method
statement in its entirety with each member
 of the team being given their own tasks
 Before start of the work ,Supervisor will check the area is to be completed and free
from any obstruction that may have occurred during erection work .
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 The supervisors are overall in charge and if they are not happy with any part of the
operation be it wind ,balance , power, stoppages then he should stop the work.
 The supervisor main duty is to make sure the work is carried out in accordance with
the manufacturer instruction , site safety plan and safety regulations.
 All staff of AL BASTI &MUKTHA LLC. to be involved with activities for that particular
project will be inducted by the ABM. safety officer to be familiars with site safety plan and
regulations if this is part of the site safety procedures.
6. WORKING PROCEDURES / METHODS:

Supervisor must have inspected the installing tower crane area , check the foundation will
take working Place using area be clean and check the platforms use to work.
Step 1 :- Foundation as per manufacturer design,
drawing and standard taking into consideration before start the installation work
Step 2 :- Fixing the four leg angles
After approval of foundation then fix four legs with site suitable crane
Step 3:- Erection of the main mast section
After completion of all mentioned process then we take care about erection of main mast
section. It will placed by external tower crane. It requires to hold by four legs chain sling with
help of external tower crane. After joining of 16 nos. nuts to l and bolts to the crane legs then
main mast section will erect on foundation.
Step 4:- Erection of the Climbing cage assembly and accessories
While erection of main mast then climbing cage assembly taking place , it requires four leg
chain sling. With the help of external mobile crane it requires to hold by the crane by chain
sling then slowly put down on to main mast section
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Step 5:-Erection of the mast section
In this process we have require 160 ton external crane .Then designated sections will placed
one after one by fastened 8 nos. joint nuts and bolts by proper hammering of 8 pound
hammer. Each bolt contains two section at a place. After fastening designated bolt then we
erected mast section one after another on main mast section.
Step 6:- Erection of the Cabin and slewing unit
In this step we will use four legs chain sling at lifting position. All power supplying cable to be
attached with cabin then we have to fastened 8 nos. nuts and bolts which to be fastened with
mast section. The method taking place with proper hammering by 8 pound hammer. After that
cabin has taking place on mast by external mobile crane.
Step 7:- Installation of the A section (Cut head section)
Mentioned section must have proper lifting by tow leg chain sling with help of external 160 ton
crane then we fastened four nos. joint pin ( to be joined with cabin) by proper hammering with
8 pound hammer. After that whole section must be taking place on cabin by 160 ton mobile
crane
Step 8:- Installation of the counter jib.
In this process we must positioning the jib near by the external crane. . Af first we will do
suitable position of the counter jib and will be placed 12 mm nylon rope at both end. It can be
done due to maintain of proper positioning. It requires two workmen. Each at the both end.
They will hold the rope
. Then we allow the crane to hold the counter jib with four leg chain sling. Now we lift the jib
upto our installing position after that we will fix the counter jib with cabin by pin.Then we going
to fix both side tie bar .After that we uplift the jib upto 1.5 to 2 mtrs from its original position.
Whole work has to be supported by designated erectors . Then we bring down the jib in its
original position from upper level. Erection of this work is done.
Step 9 :- Installation of 1no. of ballast block.(Counter weight block)
Now we will installing the block with help of external 160 ton crane through proper safety
measurement takes place. In this process it requires to hold the block by chain sling with 160
ton crane and installing in counter jib
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Step 10:- Erection of the 60 meters boom jib (weight 14 ton) .
Its one of the essential step in the erection work. We must be taken all safety aspect taken into
consideration. At first we will do suitable position of the jib and will be placed 12 mm nylon
rope at both end. It can be done due to maintain of proper positioning. It requires two
workmen. Each at the both end. They will hold
the rope until job done and attach with cabin. Now we employ 250 ton external crane. Which
require to hold the jib by chain sling 20 ton capacity at maintain a gap 22 mtrs from fixing end
with cabin (as per manufacturer drawing).Then we fix the boom with cabin through fasten with
2 nos.pin.Then we will lift the boom jib up to 1.5 -2 mtrs. Now we will fix the tie bar of boom jib
with help of the hoist motor. As the tie bar taking rest on top of jib then we bring down the jib in
its original position from upper level. Boom Jib erection job is done
Step 11 :- Installation of the 8 nos. ballast block.
In this step we will going through the process is, one by one installation of counter ballast
block in the counter jib with the help of 250 ton external crane. Proper lifting and procedure
must be taken into consider in this process.
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Step 12 :- Installing the hook block and inspection the crane by the supervisor.
At first we have ensure that proper manpower will have employ to installing the hook block.
After checking all electrical function and electrical equipment in the crane proper manner then
we de-segment the hoist rope then we lock the hoist rope through proper clamping tool and fix
the rope with hook block. Two nos. erectors employ in the trolley with proper PPE (double line
safety belt) at the end of 60 mtrs. boom jib. After that we will fix the rope with end eye pin.
Then both erectors will travel back portion of the jib with help of mentioned trolley for find a
safe place.
Installation of hook block is taking place.
Note:- Safety belt and PPE will be used in every process
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7. TRAINING
Relevant trainings and orientations shall be provided to all persons who will perform or be
engaged in the relevant tasks as necessary.
The supervisor involve in erection must himself comply then ensure that the installation crews
comply with these standard procedures during the all Installation work.
 Safety helmets , safety harness , safety boots and high visibly vests must be worn at all
the time during erection.
 Competence of personnel :- All personnel employed for the operation must be suitably
trained and competent to perform their allotted tasks.( certificates ’will be provided )
 To secure that protected from falling down from the crane structure or handrails ,the
safety harness must be correctly clipped to a secure part of the crane structure preferably
above head height in particular in the following circumstances.
 When using tools with one Or two Hands.

 When guiding .
8. WORKING HOURS
Working hours will be 7:00 AM To 5.00PM from Saturday to Thursday / week
9. HOUSE KEEPING
Before start of the work ,Supervisor will check the area is to be completed and free from any
obstruction that may have occurred during erection work .
10. MAN POWER REQUIREMENT

 SUPERVISOR 1No (AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC)
 ERECTOR 4 No (AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC)
 TOWER CRANE OPT 1 No (AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC)
 BANKSMAN 1 No (AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC)
 HELPER 3 No (AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC)
 ELECTRICIAN 1 No (AL BASTI & MUKTHA LLC)
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11. MATERIAL REQUIREMENT
 Full Body Fall Arrest Harness.
 Hard Hats
 Overalls and Hand Gloves.
 Nylon rope 12 mm x 75 mtrs. 2nos.
12. PLANT & EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENT

 250 ton mobile telescopic crane
 Hammer 8 pound and hand tools
13. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION:

This MS to be read in conjunction with the below referenced documents
 Manufacturer drawings.
 Competency certificate of erectors.
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SECTION-3
MATERIAL/PASSENGER
HOIST
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
10.Materials requirement
11.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement is to detail & to establish sequence of activities to carryout Erection of
Material/Passenger hoist
2. Reference
2.2 specifications
4. Health & Safety
requirement.
5. Definitions
in a safe manner.
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7 Sequence/Method to be Employed
 Work to be done under supervision of competent personnel
 Fence off working area with warming signs
 Provide independent lifelines, safety harnesses and temporary working platform for the
workers.
 Mobilized the winch by forklift and then install it on the concrete foundation base
 Install the material hoist anchor to the steel foundation base which is anchored on the
concrete slab
 Erect the material hoist frame with the wall ties one by one by erector manually,
temporary working platform will be built inside the hoist frame which will be elevated
with each section of frame completed.
 Install the upper pulley system
 Install the protection perforation of the wire rope and lower pulley system
 Install the protection net at the hoist frame(at three faces of the frame except the
landing door face)
 Install the unloading platform and then connect the hoisting wire rope
 Install the doors and the landing platform
 Install the safety interlock at every each landing floors.
 Load test by 3rd party to be conducted and issue valid certificate.
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 Site Engineer
 Foreman
 Charge hand
 Mason
 crane
 Forklift
10 Materials required
 washer & nuts
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 wire rope
 hoist frame
11. ATTACHMENTS
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-4
PLACING BOOM
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
9.Equipment/ Materials requirement
10.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement is to detail & to establish sequence of activities to carryout Erection &
Dismantling of the Placing boom
2. Reference
2.2 specifications
4. Health & Safety
requirement.
5. Definitions
in a safe manner.
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6.5. P&M Engineer:
 Shall ensure all documentation related to erection/installation of placing boom which
is carried out by the contract third party
 Shall ensure every activity of erection/installation should rely with proper technical
aspects and prescribed job has competency with submitted method statement
 Shall supervise require machinery for erection.
 Supervise of entire activity.
7. Sequence/Method to be Employed
The placing boom system consists of:
 3 x 9 metres mast sections.
 Turntable.
 Platform and counterweight mounting section.
 4 sections hydraulic placing boom having a total reach of 32M.
 3 x slab mounted supports.
Some of the assembly work will be completed at the RMG workshops prior to installation. This
is intended to limit the amount of working at height required on site
The installed structure is inspected by the manufacturer prior to use. A safety certificate is
issued once the manufacturer is satisfied that the machine is installed according to
manufacturer’s guidelines.
The standard installation time is 5 working days. The minimum number of team members is six
men during installation (team leader plus 5 crew members).
Installation Process
1. The Site Supervisor is to inspect the cut outs to ensure correct alignment and the verticality
of the up-prop frame and the column is not more than 0.5/1000.
2. Attach the crane to the hydraulic jack up cylinders and cross members, install each
separately.
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3. Attach the crane to each column support frames, a total of 3 support frames to be installed,
install each frame separately.
4. Attach 4 hooks of the crane to the column at the top of the first section, tighten the chains of
the crane, lift the section into the cut-out to put the cross member in place which takes the load
of the column first section. The first section weights 3 tons approximately.
5. Attach 4 hooks of the crane to the column at the top of the second section, fasten joining
bolts, between column 1 & 2. The second column weighs 3 tons approximately.
6. Attach 4 hooks of the crane to the column at the top of the third section, fasten column
joining bolts, between column 2 & 3. Remove the third column section with the platform
assembly. The third column section with platform weighs 3 tons approximately.
7. Attach crane hook to hydraulic tank assembly, place on the third section platform and fix.
8. Attach crane hook to motor assembly, install into place and fix to the third section platform.
9. Attach 3 hooks of the crane to the boom turntable assembly and lift into position on top of
the column third section. Fix the wedge locks for pins that fasten the turntable assembly to the
columns sections. The turntable assembly weighs approximately 4.5 tons.
10. Attach the crane hook to the lifting hook on the boom assembly in the centre as shown,
tighten the chains and fix into position on the turntable using the locking pins. The boom
section weighs approximately 5.5 tons.
11. Electrical connections to be fixed between motor and distribution box.
12. All hydraulic connections for the boom function to be fixed.
13. Lift and install all counter weights, each counter weight weighs approximately 2.5 tons.
14. Fix the electrical cables from the distribution box to the customer’s main electrical supply
using the customer’s cable.
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On Completion of Installation
1. The boom operator is responsible for carrying out manufacturers starting operations to
verify the safe and correct installation of the boom.
2. The team leader is responsible to ensure all tools have been removed and equipment
stowed in the storage locker.
3. The team leader will notify the site authority that the work is complete and close off the
permit to work.
4. The site supervisor will confirm task close out with the plant and conduct a revised Site
Assessment for future supply of concrete.
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The method of closing the placing boom opening
 The dowel bars in the placing boom opening will be provided with the mechanical
coupler bar/pullout bar and the reinforcement will be given as per the approved
reinforcement drawing for slabs.
 Shuttering will be made by providing the proper support.
 The approved bonding agent will be applied to the old concrete and the new concreting
will be done.
 Concreting will be done to the 1st opening in the bottom level.
 The casting for the next level opening will be casted once the concrete attains its
sufficient strength or by providing back prop.
 Curing will be done for the minimum 7days.

 Site Engineer
 P&M Engineer
 Foreman
 Charge hand
 Mason
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9 Equipment/Materials required
 Mobile crane or Tower crane
10. ATTACHMENTS
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-5
LOADING PLATFORMS
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
10.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement is to detail & to establish sequence of activities to carryout Erection of
the loading platform.
2. Reference
2.2 specifications
4. Health & Safety
requirement.
5. Definitions
in a safe manner.
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6.5. P&M Engineer:
 Shall ensure all documentation related to erection/installation of placing boom which
is carried out by the contract third party
 Shall ensure every activity of erection/installation should rely with proper technical
aspects and prescribed job has competency with submitted method statement
 Shall supervise require machinery for erection.
 Supervise of entire activity.
7. Sequence/Method to be Employed
Assembling the Loading Platform
 Clear proposed position of gantry on floor and erect back propping under slab edge.
 Remove guard rail temporarily from the slab edge and re-erect on the slab.
 All operatives working on the slab outside the temporary guard rail at slab level must
wear harnesses attached to the building.
 Lift platform to slab level using the tower crane, position it correctly before lowering it to
touch the slab with the angle on the underside tight against the slab edge.
 Lower the platform to almost level and tighten up both rear Titan props against the slab
soffit.
 Fix bolt anchors into the slab, one at each of the 200 x 100 plates on the inside face of
the main beams as per the approved design lap
 Complete slab edge guard rail to connect with sides of platform and remove internal
temporary guard rail.
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Dismantling the Platform
 Dismantle the platform in reverse sequence to the above assembly procedure. Clean
and place the dismantled components in the supplied stillages.

 Site Engineer
 P&M Engineer
 Foreman
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 Charge hand
 Mason
9 Equipment/Materials required
 Mobile crane or Tower crane
 Nut & bolts
10. ATTACHMENTS
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-6
FALSE WORK INCLUDING
BACK PROPPING(DECKING)
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
3. Health & Safety
4. Definitions
9.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement is to detail & to establish sequence of activities to carryout slab
decking.
3. Health & Safety
requirement.
4.3.Proper and safe access and enough barricades to the work areas shall be installed &
maintained throughout the working period.
4.4.Proper communication should be ensured.
4. Definitions
5. Roles & Responsibility
in a safe manner.
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 To ensure all approved materials are being used
6.0 Sequence of Works
Step:1 Putting up floor props:
 Lay the primary beams and secondary beams down on the ground along the
walls, measure up the position of the floor props
 Roughly adjust the height of the floor props, using the fastening clamp
 Insert a lowering head into the floor prop leave the correct amount of lowering
play.
Step 2:Put up each removable folding tripod:

 Put the prop into the tripod and fix it in place with the clamping lever
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 Before stepping onto the formwork, check again to make sure that the props have
been correctly fixed in the tripods.
 The lowering head that will be under the primary beams next to the walls must be
turned inwards so that they can be knocked undone when the time comes to take
down the formwork.
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Step 3:Inserting the primary beams:

 The lowering heads can support both single and double beams, using beam
forks, place the primary beams into the lowering heads
 Adjust the primary beams to the correct floor- slab height
 planks can be attached to the floor props as diagonal braces, using the bracing
clamp.
 Planks can be attached to the floor props as diagonal braces,using bracing
clamp
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Step 4:Placing the secondary beams on the primary beams:

 Use the beam fork to place the secondary beams on the primary beams, with
an overlap
 always lay only as many secondary beams in place as are needed for placing
the next row of panels
 Be sure to place a beam wherever there is to be a joint between the panels, to
prevent the secondary beams tipping on their sides while the panels are being
laid on them.
Step 5:Mounting slab stop- ends and guardrail systems:

 Mount the slab top ends
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 Mount guard rails around all exposed edges.
 Use personal fall arrest systems to protect against fall hazards when working
on the unsecured slab edges
Step 6:Putting up intermediate props:
 Put up the intermediate props so that they force-fit.
 Place the supporting head on the inside tube of the floor prop and secure it with
integral spring-steel stirrup
Step 7:Laying the ProFrame panels onto the beams/ Walkway around:
Working from below
 To lay proframe panels on the secondary beams from below, always work from
a wheel-around scaffold ,a platform stairway0.97m clamped,
 Lay the proframe panels at right angles to the secondary beams.
 Lifeline to be ensured.
Working from above
 Lay the Proframe panels at right angles to the secondary beams
 Spray the Proframe panels with parting agent.
 Lifeline to be provided before nailing the ply on the edge beam & the lifeline
rope will be secured on the column extension (steel reinforcement)
 Dog Clamp will be provided to secure / tighten the lifeline.
Access:
 At starting of the decking Ladder access will be provided
 After finishing the decking the scaffolding access will be provided
 The scaffolding to be inspected & certified by the 3rd party .
 The handrail will be provided with the Doka material as per the DOKA
recommendation.
 Access ladder will be given to fix the guardrail/handrail of the DOKA
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Step 8 : Pouring
 To protect the surface of the form-facing,use the vibrator with a protective rubber
cap
Step 9:Stripping Out.
 Remove the intermediate props and put them in the stacking pallet
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 After the intermediate prop has been removed ,there remains only props spaced
2m apart in the direction of the secondary beam and 3m apart in the direction of
the primary beam.
 Lower the floor slab formwork by striking the wedge on the lowering head with a
hammer
 Turn the secondary beams over on to their sides, pull them out and put them in the
stacking pallet
 Take out the proframe panels and put them in the stacking pallet, remove the
remaining secondary beams and the primary beams and put them in the stacking
pallet
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Step 10:Removing the floor props:
 Hold the inner tube with one hand
 Open the fastening clamp to unfix the inner tube, guide this by hand while
lowering it into the outer tube
 Put the removable folding tripods and props in the stacking pallet.
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Step 11:Reshoring:
 Before pouring the next floor slab (ie above the one that has just been stripped) put
up the reshoring props.
 Fork lift
 crane
 Hammer , jack props,
8. ATTACHMENTS
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-7
DEWATERING SYSTEM
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement is to detail & to establish sequence of activities to carryout for the
dewatering system.
2. Reference
2.2 specifications
4. Health & Safety
requirement.
5. Definitions
in a safe manner.
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7 PROCEDURE
 It is proposed to install a single stage well point system to control the ground water
within the area of the excavation.
 An installation platform 0.50 cms above the existing ground water level will be
prepared. From this platform a well point dewatering system shall be installed around
the perimeter of the open excavation. Following the installation and operation of the
well point system the groundwater shall be lowered and maintained to an elevation at
least 300 mm below the lowest excavation level.
 Well point dewatering involves the installation of riser pipes with a filter section on the
lower 1m portion, connected into a common header pipe from which the water can be
pumped by a vacuum assisted pump to a convenient discharge point.
 UPVC Riser pipes shall be driven into the ground through the use of high pressure
water. The jetting pump is connected to a lance through which the high pressure water
is injected into the ground, forming a borehole into which the well point can be
installed. The lance is rotated to create a gap around the well point, which in turn is
filled with suitable filter material. Well points shall be installed at 1m intervals.
W ELLPOI NT INSTALLATION
Preparation Of Working Platform Level
 Initial excavation for all structures shall include an installation platform 50cm above the
existing water table.
Pre-drilling (If required)
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 As a means of ensuring the integrity of the well point installation, boreholes shall be
predrilled to the required depth at 1m intervals. Pre-drilling shall be executed by use of
a self-propelled drilling rig.
Well points Installation
 Well points shall be installed into the boreholes at 1m intervals. High pressure water
shall be injected into the ground through the 7m lance; forming a borehole into which
the well point shall be inserted. Once the well point is installed the lance is held in this
position until the water being ejected out through the top of the borehole runs clean.
 The borehole and well point surrounds are backfilled with aggregate, 10 to 15cm above
the working platform. As the jetting lance is withdrawn from within the borehole, the
aggregate shall reduce to 0.0 levels by the displacement created by the removal of the
lance. This procedure is repeated upon installation of each well-point.
STEP 1 (Drilling of Bore Holes)
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STEP 2: Jetting action of well point

STEP 3: Aggregate filling
STEP 4: Connection to header pipes
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STEP 5 : Well point dewatering system
Header Pipe Network

Upon completion of the installation of the pre-determined number of well-points, the
well-points shall be connected to the header pipe network by means of swing pipes,
which in turn is connected to the dewatering pump.
Discharge
The collected water produced by the ground water control system shall be
discharged into a discharge header main which feeds the water to a settlement
tank arrangement prior to discharging to the approved discharge point, in line with
the specifications.
Commissioning
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Once complete, the dewatering system shall be started with the approval of the
Client's representative. After the first 12 hours of running, all well-point locations shall
be observed and adjusted, so that the correct vacuum is created to achieve full
efficiency of the system. Excavation shall be started 24 Hrs. after the commissioning
of dewatering system, it has to be kept operational as per site requirements and shall
be monitored round the clock.
Soil settlement due to dewatering
The number of well points that will be installed shall be designed specifically to avoid
any significant settlements in the ground. Additionally, water levels and dewatering
system shall be monitored round the clock to ensure that no settlements take place.
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SECTION-8
MOBILE CRANE SETTING &
LIFTING PLAN
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
8.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
dewatering system.
2. Reference
2.2 specifications
4. Health & Safety
requirement.
5. Definitions
in a safe manner.
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7 PROCEDURE
1) Operating procedure & control measures
When performing the crane operation using mobile crane, before starting the work and
for safe completion of the work, it is important to study various items regarding safety,
such as the size of work place, the surroundings, the topographical or geological
condition, and to determine the type and performance of a mobile crane according to
the mass of the loads, the operating radius, the actual lifting range, etc. and to further
study the assignment of necessary workers, technically important points and
precautions for safe operation. According to the above study and determination, the
fundamental operation procedure should be prepared and the lifting operation should
be performed under the below procedure.
i. Determination of use condition
a. Confirmation of setting place

b. Confirmation of the ground, (Check possible softness and/or weakness, buried
objects and if the operation is extreme proximity to a top of slope.)
c. Check conditions of outrigger extension(to maximum, as a rule)
d. Check operating range.(Select the optimum working direction according to the crane
model)
e. Check the mass of lifting loads
f. Check the mass of a hook block and other lifting attachment(Ascertain the gross
rated load as the total mass of a hook block suitable for the number of parts of line
and other lifting attachment)
g. Ascertain operating radius.(Compare the working radii between load-lifting and load-
lowering points and select the larger one)
h. Ascertain lifting range.(Consider the length of an over-winding preventive device
with a weight attached and the length of a sling rope. In the case lowering a load
below the setting surface of mobile crane, leave at least two dead turns on the
hoisting drum at maximum lowering.)
ii. Brief meeting prior to operation
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a. Before starting the work, the meeting among a foreman, an operator, slingers, a
signaler and others should be held regarding the work method and the work
procedure.
b. The conformation between an operator and a signaler should be made regarding
the signaling method (walkie talkie radio).
iii. Precaution taken in setting mobile crane (preparations for operation)
Set up the mobile crane horizontally on the firm and level surface. Extend right and left
outriggers uniformly to their maximum length. If the ground is soft and weak, reinforce it or
take other appropriate measures. When overhead electric power line is located nearly,
take measures to prevent electric shock, such as keep minimum recommended distance
away for electric lines etc.
a. Confirm that the ground bearing is strong enough. On the soft and weak ground,
reinforce the ground or take other appropriate action
b. Place wide and strong planks under the outriggers (to disperse a load concentrated
on the outrigger float).
c. Look at a level gage and adjust outrigger jacks to make the crane body level. Get
tires afloat above the ground.
d. Conform the outriggers extended before taking off the hook block from a clamping
ring
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e. When assembling or disassembling the jib (lattice construction), appoint a work
leader, take “keep-off measures” and carry out according to working procedure
f. Outriggers should be used basically at their maximum extension. When the right
and the left outriggers have to be extended to a different width due to unavoidable
reason, overloading may be caused in the narrow width direction as compared with
loading in the wide width direction. Recheck the state of outriggers shown on the
overload preventive device. The input data of the overload preventive device must
be carefully rechecked.
g. The area around the mobile crane to the barricaded.
iv. Precaution during crane operation
a. Do not perform rough operations that cause excessive centrifugal force or inertia
force. Don’t lower a lifted load by using the free fall method.
b. Perform at a slow slewing speed while suspending a heavy load. Rapid slewing
creates the centrifugal force that swings the load away outside the pin point, extends
the operating radius and may result in overturning of the mobile crane.
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c. In case of the box type jib, the jib telescoping motion makes a hook block lower or
raise. Therefore, telescope while carefully watching the position of a hook block.
d. During operation, the operator must follow signals sent by the signaler, and operate
while confirming the state of the load lifted and the stability of the crane and keeping
the overload preventive device or other safety devices in functioning condition. In
particular, in case of extending the jib or lowering the jib, the careful attention must
be paid for the indication or warning of the overload preventive device.
e. When lifting a load off the ground, never try the side dragging by hoisting operation
or dragging the load by luffing up or slewing. These rough operation may cause the
rope coming off from the sheave, the rope damage or the jib damage.
f. Position a hook block just above the center of the gravity of a load. Keeps the
vertical line extending through the center of the hook in line with the center of the
gravity of the load. Otherwise there is a danger of load swing when the load is lifted
off the ground.
g. Never leave a crane unattended while suspending any load or the engine is running
h. The operator / Rigger must allow no one under a lifted load
i. In order to give a warning to surrounding personnel, sound and alarm before slewing
the jib. Especially, the rear area is likely to become a blind spot. Therefore the
special attention must be paid like setting place barriers around the blind spot to
prevent personnel from entering there.
j. When lifting a load, not to hoist it at a stroke but to lift it slightly off the ground and
stop hoisting. And make sure that the sling rope is securely holding the load. Make
sure the crane body is stabilized properly. Then, hoist the load as directed by
signals.
k. When landing a load, lower the load by slow speed, stop it at 10 to 20 cm height
above the floor and make landing by the precision lowering manner according to
signals sent by the load. After the load is landed, stop the hook lowering and
confirm the stability of load. Then lower the hook at the appropriate height.
l. Lifting a load on poor ground foundations my cause the crane to incline. Inclination
of the mobile crane may increase the radius, leading to acceleration of inclination. If
this happens, lower the suspended load promptly.
m. Never pull the sling rope out of the load by using a crane. (The sling rope may be
caught by the load and this may cause load collapsing.)
n. During all crane operations, pay attention to vibrations of machinery, abnormal
noise, odor and heat. Do not clean, lubricate or repair machinery while an engine is
running
o. Prohibit the co-lifting operation which bring about the potential danger. When
carrying out the co-lifting operation due to unavoidable reason, carry out under the
direct supervision by the foreman and paying careful attention to the followings:
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 Use mobile cranes of identical capacity, if possible
 Position mobile cranes properly
 Carry out the work by hoisting and lowering operations only
 Approved lift plan site specific shall be in place prior to operation.
p. Prohibit the pick and carry operation as a general rule which may cause the over-
turning danger. When carry out it due to unavoidable reason, carry out while paying
careful attention to the followings:
 Select a flat ground surface location that is neither soft nor weak
 Keep the load at lowest height, prevent the load from swaying and put a
slewing lock into action
 Travel as slow as possible
 Make sure not to be overloaded
 Extend outriggers and keep float above the ground during traveling
v. Precaution in ending operation and during travelling
a. After finishing work, hoist up the hook block completely. When moving a mobile
crane with box jib to other, working sites, return the jib and outriggers to specified
traveling configuration and lock the slewing device.
b. As for the mobile crane equipped with P.T.O. (power-take-off), turn off the P.T.O.
control lever before traveling.
c. Descend slopes using engine brake force and exhaust brake simultaneously. Keep
crane traveling at safe speed while descending.
d. Do not perform the rough driving, such as excessive speed, abrupt start or stop,
zigzag etc.
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1. Hand signals shall be used between Banksman & Crane operator refer
some of hand signals as below.
2. Radio (walkie talkie) may be used between Banksman & Operator for more
better communication.
8. Attachment
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-9
EXCAVATION & TRENCH
SUPPORT
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety
5. Definitions
10.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
Excavation & Trench support.
2. Reference
2.2 specifications
4. Health & Safety
requirement.
5. Definitions
in a safe manner.
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7. Sequence of Works
 Liaise with Supervision Consultant to confirm the start date, program of work and any
matters related to the Health and Safety procedure.
 Ensure all operatives have been passed the safety induction and have read and
understood this method statement.
 Ensure that the work will be supervised all the time by a competent site engineer/ site
supervisor and the safety team.
 Permit to dig is to be obtained prior to start any site activity.
 Dewatering shall be done as per the approved method statement and it shall be
continued till the end of building construction.
 Excavation for the north and south tower &podium areas will be done separately.
Tower Area
 Excavation work shall be started with approved shop drawing and method statement
and which shall be maintained at the site by the site engineer/Formanat all times of
excavation works.
 Excavation boundary and a reference level for the tower areashall be set out bythe
surveyor prior to start excavation and it shall be as per the approved setting out
drawings.
 Excavation boundary shall be set with an allowance of 1.5m away from the boundary of
structure as well as towards the podium area side in order to get proper working space.
 Precautions shall be taken in order not to disturb the already constructed piles.
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 Excavation will be performed by excavator and shovel, operated by licensed operators

and some of the excavation material will be stocked in the designated area for
backfilling works after proper testing of the excavated material as per specification
D20-511D, while the remaining will be removed off to the municipality approved
disposal yard by trucks.
 In order to prevent material sliding into the excavation area, slopes shall be made,
which shall not be made steeper than 35degree horizontal.
 Formation level of excavation shall be 85 mm down from the pile cut-off level as stated
in the standard details drawing
 Excavation for the core wall location and manhole/sump pit shall be as per the
approved drawing or as per the standard details, for the respective tower drawings.
 All levels shall be in accordance with the approved shop drawings unless otherwise
instructed by the Engineer.
 Excavation to done as per levels and dimensions indicated in the drawing within a
tolerance of plus or minus 15mm.
 Bottom of the excavation shall not be disturbed and final grade of 150mm will be
excavated, trimmed, levelled, and clean by removing all loose particles.
 An inspection request shall be raised for the excavation and formation works up to the
satisfaction of Engineer.
 Plate load test shall be taken for the formation level and it shall be compacted to 95%
of maximum dry density.
 The rate of tests shall be as per the discretion of Engineer.
 Polyethylene sheet shall be laid prior to blinding concrete.
 Blinding concrete shall be done for the raft foundation as per the approved concrete
mix design.
 Any overcut excavation shall be backfilled to the required formation level with blinding
concrete.
 Any unexpected subsurface conditions that may affect the work will be reported to the
Engineer.
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 Any soft and non-compactable material found at the excavated area will be removed &
replaced with suitable soil improvement material as instructed by Engineer.
Podium Area Excavation
 Excavation boundary and a reference level for the podium area shall be set out by the
surveyor prior to start excavation and it shall be as per the approved setting out
drawings.
 Excavation boundary shall be set with an allowance of 1.5m away from the boundary of
structure side in order to get proper working space.
 Podium excavation work will start in the podium area location, while construction of raft
foundation is in progress, as per the approved shop drawing.
 Precautions shall be taken in order not to disturb the already constructed piles.
 Excavation will be performed by excavator and shovel, operated by licensed operators

and some of the excavation material will be stocked in the designated area for
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backfilling works after proper testing of the excavated material as per specification
D20-511D, while the remaining will be removed off to the municipality approved
disposal yard by the site by trucks.
 In order to prevent material sliding into the excavation area, slopes shall be made,
which shall not be made steeper than 35degree horizontal.
 Formation level of excavation shall be 85 mm down from the pile cut-off level as stated
in the standard details drawing
 Excavation for the trench/pit details shall be done as per the approved drawings or as
per typical section details
 All levels shall be in accordance with the approved shop drawings unless otherwise
instructed by the Engineer.
 Excavation to done as per levels and dimensions indicated in the drawing within a
tolerance of plus or minus 15mm.
 Bottom of the excavation shall not be disturbed and final grade of 150mm will be
excavated, trimmed, levelled, and clean by removing all loose particles.
 An inspection request shall be raised for the excavation and formation works up to the
satisfaction of Engineer.
 Plate load test shall be taken for the formation level and it shall be compacted to 95%
of maximum dry density.
 The rate of tests shall be as per the discretion of Engineer.
 Polyethylene sheet shall be laid prior to blinding concrete.
 Blinding concrete shall be done for the raft foundation as per the approved concrete
mix design.
 Any overcut excavation shall be backfilled to the required formation level with blinding
concrete.
 Any unexpected subsurface conditions that may affect the work will be reported to the
Engineer.
 Any soft and non-compactable material found at the excavated area will be removed &
replaced with suitable soil improvement material as instructed by Engineer.
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Sloping and Shoring for the Excavated Area
 Minimum sloping or shoring requirements and maximum spacing of timbers are given
in Tables 1 and 2 and illustrated in Figures 1 to 16. Variations from these standards or
alternate designs must be in accordance with written instructions from a professional
engineer.
 When or where shoring is required, no worker shall be in an excavation until support

systems are installed. Excavation support systems must be installed as soon as
possible after excavation to minimize soil movement. The support system must be
installed firmly in contact with the excavation walls. Any voids or spaces between the
shoring system and the excavation walls must be backfilled or blocked. Shoring walers
and struts should be installed starting near the top of the excavation, and progressing
downward. Removal of these members should progress upward from the bottom of the
trench.
 Shoring uprights must extend at least 300 mm (1 ft) above the top of trench walls
(except where road plates are being used). Uprights must go as close to the bottom of
the trench as permitted by the material being installed in the trench, but in no case
more than 600 mm (2 ft) from the bottom. Uprights must not be inclined outward more
than 15˚ from vertical when viewed along the trench.
 A combination of sloping and shoring may be used. Excavation slopes or supporting

systems must be inspected daily or more frequently if required, and must be effectively
maintained.
 The sides of the excavation must be trimmed or scaled to remove any loose material,
rocks, or other objects that could endanger workers.
 A level area extending 600 mm (2 ft) back from the edges of the trench must be
maintained free of materials and equipment.
 In trenches of similar excavations over 1.2 m (4 ft) deep, a ladder or other safe means
of entry and exit shall be provided in the immediate area where workers are employed.
The ladder must extend from the bottom of the excavation to at least 1 m (3 ft) above
the ground level.
 Walkways for access to a bulk excavation must be at least 500 mm (20 in) wide, and
have handrails and guardrails wherever required.
 Water must not be allowed to accumulate and remain in excavations. Erosion of

excavation faces or bearing surfaces must be controlled.
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 End shoring may be omitted where the soil conditions at the end of the trench do not
require shoring or where the maximum allowable spacing of uprights equals or
exceeds the width of the trench. End shoring is required where the spacing of uprights
must be close and tight or less than the trench width. Where end shoring is required,
the walers for the end shoring should be installed to bear against the walers that
extend along each side of the trench, or alternately in a manner that will provide
equivalent structural restraint.
 End shoring must be designed by a professional engineer where the trench width
exceeds 1.8 m (6 ft).
 Where the base width of an excavation exceeds 3.7 m (12 ft), shoring may require
engineering design or be impracticable. In an unsloped excavation that has not been
certified by a professional engineer, workers should remain clear from the base of the
slope a distance not less than the depth of the excavation. To ensure that workers do
not violate this minimum distance, barricades, warning ribbons, and/or signage should
be installed.
Back Filling
 Place Suitable material which shall be tested as per specificationE20-511D, for backfill
around the structure and other filling area wherever backfilling is required.
 Compact the location using suitable plate compactor /roller and compact it up to
95percent of MDD
 Compaction to be done for the max 200mm layer thickness
 Field density test shall be conducted for each layer as per the specification
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 Ground will be restored to its original contour as shown in the drawing after completion
of successful backfilling.
 Final area is to be cleared of debris and other construction materials
 Project Engineer
 Site Engineer
 QA/QC Engineer
 Foreman
 Charge hand
 Steel fitters & helpers Skilled & Unskilled Labours
 Helpers
9. Material/Machinery Requirement
 Excavator
 Shovel
 JCB
 Dump Truck
 Hand Shovel.
 Compactor
10. Attachment
 Risk Assessment
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SECTION-9
TEMPORARY BLOCK WALLS
FOR REVERSE
WATERPROOFING
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Table of contents
1. Scope/Objectives
2. Reference
4. Health & Safety Hazards
5. Definitions
7. Procedure/Method to be employed
9. Material requirement
11.Attachments
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1. Scope/Objectives
This method statement provides the control sequence of construction & methodology that
will be used for temporary block work.
The scope of this Method Statement covers the works in Project
– Block Works for temporary wall
2. Reference
2.2 Shop Drawings
2.2 Specifications
2.3 Project Quality Plan
2.4 HSE Plan
4. Health & Safety Hazards
requirement.
4.3.Proper and safe access and enough barricades to the work areas shall be installed &
maintained throughout the working period.
4.4.Proper and safe scaffolding is to be provided wherever required.
5. Definitions
 Effective utilisation of resources.
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in a safe manner.
 To ensure all approved materials are being used
 To raise the W.I.R. after co-ordination with Project Engineer.
7. Procedure/Method to be Employed
Purpose
To establish sequence of activity and methodology to construct block work using approved
material and accessories for temporary works.
7.1 General
 Excavation works shall be done as per the approved method statement for the
structure which is to be constructed as per the approved shop drawing up to the
required formation level.
 Formation level shall be well compacted and Field density test shall be conducted as
per the specification .
 Blinding concrete shall be done for the entire area as per the approved concrete mix
design-ref.
 Beam / Foundation for block work as per the approved shop drawing will be casted
prior to stat block work activities.
 Solid blocks will be used for temporary block work, as per approved shop drawings.
 Blocks delivered to site will be carefully unloaded and handled so as to prevent
chipping and breaking.
 The blocks will be stacked on suitable supports to ensure that they are free from
contact with the ground.
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 Samples of blocks will be selected from the lots tested randomly for size, weight,
chloride and sulphate content as per the specification requirements.
 Block work will be carried out as shown in the drawing to the line and level. Blocks will
be obtained from reputed suppliers complying
with the requirements of Dubai Municipality.
 Black washed sand and cement will be mixed
in the specified ratio to prepare a workable
mortar
 Starting time sequence & the completion time
of the construction of walls will be according
to the detailed construction program.
 Before covering over with block wall a
clearance should be obtain for the built in items/cleaning out debris from cavities and
concealed space/sealing of penetration.
7.1.1. Types of Blocks used for temporary works
 Solid Block
7.1.2 Engineer's Approval
The Concrete Blocks supplied by the supplier should satisfy
 Size : As per specification
 Compressive Strength: As per specification
 Density: As per specification
 Water Absorption : As per specification
 Sulphate and chloride content.
7.1.3 Block Wall mortar mix proportion
The mortar for the Block work should be as follows
 Mix Proportion is 1:3 (Cement: Sand)
 Cement (as per approved material)
 Aggregate (sand for mortar) to be well graded & 100% passing through 1.18mm sieve.
 Mortar shall be mixed using mechanical mixers and the mixed mortar to be consumed
before setting time.
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 The machine mortar mixing time shall not be less than 5 minutes, approximately 2
minutes of which shall be used for mixing the dry materials and not less than 3 minutes
for mixing with water. Mortar that has begun to set or which has been mixed for more
than 30 minutes shall be discarded.
7.1.4 Sampling & Testing
 The Solid blocks to be tested as per the specification
 The mortar used for block work shall be tested as per specification
 The sand used for mortar to be tested as per specification
7.2 Procedure
7.2.1 Setting out
 Setting out for the temporary block work shall be done as per the approved setting out
shop drawing.
 All block walls shall be accurately set out and the surface of the foundation of floor
shall be roughened to receive the first mortal bed. First block layer shall be laid on solid
beds of mortar of thickness specified in the approved drawing.
 A first layer of block shall be laid as per this set out and adjust for uniform joint width &
minimum cutting of masonry units.
 First layer of block work should be offered for inspection & Approved by the Consultant.
7.2.2 Ties/Reinforcement
 Block wall joint to RC wall/column should be reinforced with ties & reinforcement to be
provided every second layer of block work.
 Stiffener columns /coping beams shall be constructed as per the approved shop
drawing.
 GI mesh-internal wall & SS mesh-external (SS-Ties as per approved material) are to
be introduced for every second layer of block work.
7.2.3 Block Work
 The Blocks shall be shifted to the location where the block work is to be carried out and
well cured with water frequently prior to 24hours before using.
 Block work shall be constructed in accordance with specification with true and regular
horizontal course and staggered vertical joints with walls and partition bonded to one
another at junction & angle.
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 After obtaining layout approval the block work shall be carried out in layers maximum
up to five layers/day, a metal lath is provided for the first two courses & at every
alternate course thereafter and wall ties are provided at every second layer
alternating after the first layer of block course.
 All joints shall be consistent thickness (average 10mm),all horizontal joints shall be
properly levelled and vertical joints shall be properly lined and jambs and other
angles plumbed as the work proceeds.
 Joints are ensured to be uniform and shall not exceed 10mm thickness. Control joints
are provided in the form of RCC in walls to avoid block courses throughout a longer
span
 Racking out of joint to allow plastering works shall be carried out. The face of the wall
shall be kept clean and free from mortar dropping and splashes.
7.2.4 Curing
The newly built walls will be protected against drying and will be cured for a minimum of 3
days.
Trained and competent Foreman will supervise all works, and any works not done as per
specifications shall be redone immediately.
7.2.5 Reverse Water proofing
Water proofing for the temporary block work shall be done as per the approved shop drawings
for water proofing.
 Site Engineer
 QA/QC Engineer
 Foreman
 Charge hand
 Masons & helpers
 Skilled & Unskilled Labours
 Housekeepers
9. MATERIAL REQUIREMENT
All the block & associated material should be approved & as follows:
 Concrete blocks
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 Mesh
 Ties & Galvanized accessories
Tools
 Masonry trowel
 mortar pan
 measuring jar
 joint racking tool
 plum bob
 hammer
All the materials should be inspected for damage and materials should be kept/stack in proper
manner to avoid any distortion/damage.
10. Equipment required
 Total station & Levels
 Hand tools for block work installation
 Mechanical mixer
 Grinder for cutting blocks(if required)
 Project Manager
 Construction Manager
 Site Engineer
 QA/QC Engineer
 HSE Engineer
15. ATTACHMENTS
 Risk Assessment
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