Category Archives: Method Statements

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HVAC Method Statement for Grill Diffuser and Louver Installation

This hvac method statement covers the supply & installation of grilles, diffusers louvers & disc valves in line with project requirements as indicated in the approved shop drawings, reflected ceiling plans, specifications and manufacturer’s instructions. Plant and equipment required General tool box including screwdrivers Electric drill with appropriate bits Spirit level, water level Measurement tape… Read More »

Earthworks Method Statement

This method statement for earthworks defines requirements for civil work related activities, but it doesn’t cover the earthwork activities related to underground piping, conduits and ducts which are covered under different earthworks method statements. All the earthworks shall be done in accordance with applicable standards, specifications, regulations and Client’s reference documents for the project. Terms… Read More »

Micro Pile Installation and Pile Test Method of Statement

Scope of this work method statement shall apply on the reinforced concrete works and the objective is to define and establish the work method of statement for the reinforced concrete work for the installation of micro pile. The piling installation work shall be done in compliance with construction drawings and contract specifications. Following personnel are… Read More »

Argonite Fire Suppression System Installation Testing and Commissioning

Kidde Argonite® Fire Protection Systems are clean agent, automatic fire extinguishing systems that use Argonite (IG-55) and consist of four basic components and their associated accessories: • Argonite Cylinders and Components, • Completer Kits, • Control Panels, • Detection and Alarm Devices. Argonite is an inert gas mixture, in equal parts, of Nitrogen and Argon.… Read More »

Water Booster Pump Installation Testing and Commissioning Method Statement

Below is a precise method of statement for water pump or booster pump installation including the testing and commissioning steps. Make sure that proper clearance is available from civil side before commencement of water pump installation works. Ensure that the work area is clean and safe for carrying out the activities. Also prior to start… Read More »

Heat Exchanger Installation Testing and Commissioning Method Statement

Unless otherwise specified, all plate heat exchanger installation shall be in accordance to approved shop drawings, manufacturer instructions and contract specifications. Drawing plans, schematics, and diagrams indicate general location and arrangement of Heat Exchanger’s. Install Plate Heat  Exchanger’s as indicated unless deviations to layout are approved on coordination drawings. Plate Heat Exchanger shall be installed… Read More »

Scaffolding Method Statement

Below is a precise method statement for scaffolding installation for any kind of project. The following method statement is written to provide a safe and efficient system of work for the installation of general working scaffold to all areas of construction sites within the project. It will also cover all scaffold adaption’s to general scaffold… Read More »

Chilled Water Dosing System Dosing Pot Installation and Testing Method Statement

The purpose of this method statement is to define the steps to implement the correct practices for the installation of chemical dosing system (pot) for chilled water piping. By following this procedure contractor shall ensure that the performance of the chemical dozing system and equipment complies with the project requirements and serves the intended function… Read More »