This civil work method statement is to describe the materials and procedures for the installation of tile installation works including the technical method of application and the sequence of works to be carried out for the project. Necessary Plant & Equipment Typical plant equipment to be used shall consist of: ~ Grease ~ Duct Tape… Read More: Safe Work Method Of Statement for Ceramic Wall & Floor… »
Below is given the method statement or procedure for the safe work of block works. Ensure all Clearances and approval from the concerned are obtained. Selected working area should be barricaded to avoid accidents & damages. Verify all requirements as per required in the specifications ( water proofing ,dowels ,etc.) especially rough ins of all required… Read More: Safe Work Method Statement for Block Works »
Below is a brief method of statement for the installation of gypsum ceiling work in simple steps which can be followed for easy understanding and sequencing the works. Before starting the false ceiling installation works obtain necessary clearances and approvals from all disciplines including MEP clearance. Arrange proper and secure scaffolding for ceiling installation work.… Read More: Gypsum Board Ceiling Installation Method of Statement »
We have given below a method statement for the protection of the existing trees on the project site. This is in many cases required to protect the trees and any other natural object that would be required permanently during and after the project is completed. Requirement also comes when people are working inside the densely populated… Read More: Method Statement for Protection of Trees »
Below is the safe work method statement for the installation of tower crane foundation or tower crane base. The installation will be as per the approved tower crane foundation drawings and details which is mostly different for different types of tower cranes, but procedural steps can be same as below for general understanding of the… Read More: Safe Work Method Statement for Concreting for Tower Crane Foundation »