Civil Works Method Statements

Method statement for civil works is very important for the building construction works.

These documents are used for approval of the civil construction works.

In order to start a construction activity method statement for building construction should be prepared and submitted for approval.

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Fixing of Non Swell Type Water Stop in Sub Structure Concrete Works

Purpose of this method statement is to define the fixing of the water stop in the sub structure concrete works as per the manufacturer’s requirements and drawings, considering all the necessary safety and quality aspects of the work activities. Project manager shall ensure that the water stop works are carried out in accordance with company […]

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Civil Works Method Statements

Method of Statement for Traffic Diversion

This method statement introduces the proposed activities to be undertaken and acts as a general methodology for traffic diversion during road construction in the project site. This has been prepared to identify the work stages and the construction methodology for ensuring the works are carried out in compliance with contract requirements. This method statement describes

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Civil Works Method Statements, Roadworks
Concrete Repair Method Statement (Structural Lifting, Shotcrete, Epoxy)

Concrete Repair Method Statement (Structural Lifting, Shotcrete, Epoxy)

Concrete repair refers to modification of structure which is damage in its appearance or serviceability. It also involves to restore the structure partly or wholly, the pre-existing characteristics of serviceability, load-bearing capacity and if necessary, to improve its durability. Concrete structures deteriorate due to a number of processes leading to cracking and spalling of the

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Civil Works Method Statements
Method Statement for Installation of Fire Stop Work

Fire Stop Work Installation & Application Method Statement

This method statement covers the installation of Hilti fire stop wok which is also applicable for any other brand of fire stop system by integrating their specific requirements for effective fire stop application. References: Roles and Responsibilities: The project / construction manager shall be responsible for the overall implementation of this method statement, and to

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Civil Works Method Statements, Fire Suppression System

Cast In Place Concrete Works for Substructures

The purpose of this civil work method statement is to define the procedure for the preparation and construction of Cast in Place Concrete Works for substructures in accordance with the requirements specified in the relevant specifications, procedures and drawings, considering safety and quality of the work activities. This method statement covers: Concrete Pile Cap All

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Civil Works Method Statements
Excavation Work Guidelines for Irrigation and Water Supply Projects

Ground Preparation Method Statement for Excavations & Service Trenches

This document covers excavation and ground preparation for the roadway and service trenches and shall include all excavation, shaping and sloping necessary for the construction, preparation and completion of all subgrade, shoulders, slopes, gutters, intersections, approaches, entrances and trenches in conformity to the alignment, grades, and cross-sections shown on the drawings or established by the

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Civil Works Method Statements
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