Method Statement for PVC Wires Pulling & Termination

By | September 1, 2018

This work method statement explains and covers the wiring through conduits and its termination to the equipment / boards etc.

Required Tools

  • Pulling Rope
  • Lubricant
  • Markers
  • Masking Tape

Quality & Safety Requirements

Quality control on site will be expedited through the project team using experienced supervisors and engineers checking their works and hold points approval by QA/QC engineer and consultants. The safety procedure for the work are sources in the project safety plan and will be monitored by the site HSE officer.

Method Of Wiring & Terminations

General Requirements

  • Material to be approved/inspected by Consultant prior to using on site.
  • Shop drawing of wiring works to be approved before commencement of work.
  • Material found not suitable for site use will be removed from site.
  • Wire and cables installed in conduits shall be type single core PVC/PVC insulated.
  • All lighting distribution wiring shall be PVC insulated wiring cables.
  • No cables smaller than 1.5 m2 shall be used.
  • All wire utilized must be continuously run from source to termination, without any through joining included.pvc wires installation procedure

Wiring Installation Procedure

  • Before starting wiring, all pipes to be checked for clearance i.e. no blocking observed.
  • All wiring of multi point circuits shall be carried out in a “Looping –in” system. Connections other than those required for the connection of switches, fuses, socket outlet, motor etc. shall not be allowed.
  • PVC wires shall not enter any luminaries or heat producing equipment.
  • Final connection shall be made by using heat resistant flexible cable.
  • PVC wires shall not exceed the capacity of the conduit or trunking.
  • Wires shall be drawn in a careful and workmanlike manner.
  • Works shall be executed by skilled electrician in full supervision of site engineer & foreman.

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