Method Statement-General Work

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR GENERAL WORKS Page 1 of 61

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TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................................................................................................................ 1
1.0 PURPOSE............................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.0 SCOPE.................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3.0 RESPONSSIBILITIES PROJECT MANAGER........................................................................................................ 6
PLANNING ENGINEER................................................................................................................................................. 7
PROJECT ENGINEER.................................................................................................................................................. 8
QA/QC ENGINEER........................................................................................................................................................ 9
SURVEYOR................................................................................................................................................................... 9
HSE ENGINEER.......................................................................................................................................................... 10
HSE OFFICER............................................................................................................................................................. 11
WORKFORCE/LABORS............................................................................................................................................. 12
4.0 PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................................................... 13
4.1 MASONRY WORKS.............................................................................................................................................. 13
4.2 PLASTER.............................................................................................................................................................. 14
4.3 TILE FLOOR AND WALL FINISHING WORKS.................................................................................................... 15
4.5 MODERN COMBO ROOFING SYSTEM............................................................................................................... 16
PROCEDURE.............................................................................................................................................................. 17
5.1 PAINTING.............................................................................................................................................................. 18
Antifungal Painting.................................................................................................................................................... 20
Epoxy Flooor Painting............................................................................................................................................... 21
Traffic Deck Painting................................................................................................................................................. 23
5.2 Aluminum works installation.............................................................................................................................. 25

5.3 INSTALLATION OF UPVC DOOR........................................................................................................................ 30
Installation of Door Panels:....................................................................................................................................... 30
5.4 Gypsum Board Assemblies............................................................................................................................ 31
5.4.1 GYPSUM FALSE CEILING................................................................................................................................ 33
SCOPE OF WORK....................................................................................................................................................... 34
Supply and installation of Gypsum ceiling all in accordance with specification, contract documents & BOQ..................34
SUBMITTALS.............................................................................................................................................................. 34
SITE INSTALLATION WORKS.................................................................................................................................. 34
SITE SURVEY............................................................................................................................................................. 34
SETTING OUT............................................................................................................................................................ 34
FRAME WORK........................................................................................................................................................... 34
FRAME WORK INSPECTION, MEP CLEARNCE & CLOSURE...............................................................................35
FINISHING GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES................................................................................................................ 35
FINAL CHECK UP AND HANDING OVER................................................................................................................ 35
SNAGGING / DESNAGGING...................................................................................................................................... 35
INSTALLING SUSPENDED GRID SYSTEM FOR INTERIOR CEILINGS..................................................................35
INSTALLING GYPSUM BOARD................................................................................................................................. 38
5.5 INSTALLATION OF STEEL DOOR.................................................................................................................. 41
5.6 WELDING PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................................. 42
5.7 INSTALLATION OF DRYWALL........................................................................................................................ 44
5.8 INSTALLATION OF STONE CLADDING......................................................................................................... 45
5.9 INSTALLATION OF PARKING SHADE Pre-construction activities:.............................................................47
Shade structure installation...................................................................................................................................... 48
5.10 INSTALLATION OF KERBSTONES AND INTERLOCK...............................................................................49

5.11 LAYING OF ASPHALT.................................................................................................................................. 52
5.12 TRANSPORTATION...................................................................................................................................... 53
5.13 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE)............................................................................................... 54
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE................................................................................................................. 54
HSE REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................................................ 56
PTW............................................................................................................................................................................. 57
RISK/HAZARD ASSESSMENT:.................................................................................................................................. 58
QA/QC REQUIREMENTS........................................................................................................................................... 58
8.0 ATTACHMENTS................................................................................................................................................ 59

1.0 PURPOSE
The purpose of this Method Statement is to describe the step-by-step procedure / involved for the GEN-
ERAL WORKS ( Masonry Works, Plaster Works, Tile Floor And Wall Finishing Works), thus to en-
sure that the works and related activities are executed in accordance with the requirements specified in
the relevant specifications, procedures and approved shop drawing for the
. Also, Hazards are analyzed and safety precautions are implemented.
2.0 SCOPE
This Execution Plan covers all various steps in the GENERAL WORKS (Masonry Works, Plaster
Works, Tile Floor And Wall Finishing Works).

3.0 RESPONSSIBILI-
TIES PROJECT
MANAGER
• Identifies resources needed and assigns individual responsibilities

• Understands Internet, Intranet, Extranet and client/server architectures
• Manages day-to-day operational aspects of a project and scope
• Reviews deliverables prepared by team before passing to the Client/Consultant
• Effectively applies our methodology and enforces project standards

• Prepares for engagement reviews quality assurance
• Minimizes our exposure and risk on project
• Ensures project documents are completed, current, and stored appropriately
• Tracks and reports team hours and expenses on a weekly basis
• Determines appropriate revenue recognition, ensures timely and accurate invoicing and
monitors receivables for project.
• Follows up with clients, when necessary, regarding unpaid invoices
• Analyses project profitability, revenue, margins, bill rates and utilization
• Assures project legal documents are completed and signed
• Identifies business development and “add-on” sales opportunities as they relate to a specific
project
• Facilitates team and client meetings effectively
• Holds regular status meetings with project team
• Ensures HSE aspects are identified and listed
• Ensures that requirements related to each parameter are established
• Communicates with the HSE Engineer about HSE plan and reporting
• Monitors the functionality of HSE system, define deficiencies and generate feasible solu-
tions
• Ensures evolution of HSE awareness among company’s staff
• Overall responsible to coordinate all emergency procedures together with the Project Site
HSE Engineer and HSE Officer.
PLANNING ENGINEER
• Presenting schedules of work, often with visual aids such as bar charts and proce-
dures diagrams

• Selecting the appropriate techniques and sequence of events for a particular project.
• Ensuring that construction is completed safety to a high technical standard.
• Monitoring progress throughout the construction process and comparing this with the pro-
jected schedule of work
• Provide advice and support on the development of specific systems.
PROJECT ENGINEER
• Directs development of an action plan and estimates requirements for resources- man-
agement, labor, materials, and time required to complete project
• Assesses vendors for competence, capabilities, resources, and financial status
• Monitors progress of development project and compares actual costs with estimates
• Works with design group to modify plans as appropriate if problems arise.
• Prepares monthly reports, detailing progress and costs for top management
• Reviews and studies equipment, facilities, systems, and process to improve effi-
ciency, increase quality, and reduce costs
• Works with operations department in troubleshooting problems
• Setting out (marking the position of structures) and leveling the site
• Checking drawings and quantities and ensuring that the calculations are accurate for the
work
• Planning the work and efficiency organizing the work and site facilities in order to meet
agreed deadlines
• Liaising with consultants, subcontractors, supervisors, planners, quantity surveyors and the
general workforce involved in the project
• Day-to-day management of the site, including supervising and monitoring the site labor
force and monitoring the work of any subcontractors

• Overseeing quality control and safety matters on the site, and ensuring that regula-
tions are adhered to standards
• Resolving any unexpected technical difficulties, and other problems that may arise
• Ensure that projects staff are following HSE procedure
• Verify application for permits raised by Safety Officer is in order and as per pro-
cedure.
• Apply safety precautions before commencement of work and clear the same before cance-
lation of permits.
QA/QC ENGINEER
• Ensuring that this work activity is in accordance to Project Specifications.
• To ensure full compliance with contract documents, specifications and this Method State-
ment duly approved by Engineer /Employer
• To carry out required inspection as notified for all the works.
• To maintain all required quality records.
• Shall check and monitor worksite activities are recorded/documented with WIR Work In-
spection Request & MIR Material Inspection Request against the approved Method State-
ment, Inspection and Test Plan, Quality Checklist and Contract specification.
SURVEYOR
• Establishing the control points consist of scouting existing reference points on site with
reference to existing control point defined and indicated by the ENGINEER.
• Regular monthly checks on the control point & benchmarks.
• Responsible for setting out, checking of level.

HSE ENGINEER
• The HSE Engineer provides specialist information to the Project Management Team, site project
personnel and Sub-Contractor staff in their respective areas and monitor the practical implemen-
tation of HSE procedures on the site on a day-to-day basis.
• Act as a PTW coordinator, ensure the permits are properly followed, closed & maintain the
PTW log, submit to COMPANY on weekly basis.
• It is the prime responsibility of Project HSE Engineer to prepare the FRA/JSA’s based on the
method statements, communicate this FRA related to MS, Project HSE Plan to the all work-
force and ensure its adherence to bring these to the attention of the workforce.
• Provide fulltime presence and focus on the assigned project.
• Identify the adequate resources, HSE training needs & Advice the Project Management Team
(PMT) to allocate for the assigned project.
• Building a positive Health & Safety culture at the site & ensuring the workforces 100% HSE
& 100% welfare provisions.
• Effectively involve and implement the HSE assurance program requirements.

• Lead project specific HSE operational activities in safe manner.
• Ensure that all project specific critical activities are risk assessed and control measures are ap-
plied before execution by approved MS/FRA’s/JSA’s.
• Liaison with Project Management Team (PMT) & client representatives to ensure project spe-
cific HSE requirements are identified clearly.
• Investigate all HSE incidents, including: accidents, damages, environmental incidents, near-
misses and dangerous situations.
HSE OFFICER
• Undertaking checks and monitoring on the project site to verify compliance with the
project HSE plan & FRA.
• Provide fulltime presence and focus on the assigned project.
• Responsible for daily site HSE compliance monitoring and reporting.
• Be well familiar with ADNOC’s Life-Saving Rules & Ensure the implementation of
ADNOC’s Life-Saving Rules requirements.
• Ensure that all personnel are properly inducted, trained and fit for the work activities they
will be performing.
• Ensure that toolbox talks are performed daily prior to work commencement.
• Reporting and investigating of incidents.
• Conduct periodic review of the procedures and update as necessary.
• Ensures that permit to work are in effect and being complied with.

WORKFORCE/LABORS
• Follow safety rules and regulations
• Report any hazards in workplace
• Report any accident or near miss
• Identify risk in workplace and associated hazards
• The usage of issued PPE
• Report any defects in machinery and equipment
• Report any non-conformance identified at work site
• Verify that the inspection and audit follow up actions are fully and timely taken. He will
participate in the investigation of incident and accident. He will promote corrective ac-
tions in case unsafe acts or conditions.

4.0 PROCEDURE
4.1 MASONRY WORKS

• All walls shall be built true to the dimensions, plumb, square and straight edges

• Thermal blocks , hollow blocks , concrete blocks and solid blocks strictly used at place and
size as per approved shop drawings.
• All works shall be laid in line, in level courses and all individual face units shall be kept in
plane.
• All masonry units be laid in full bed of mortar with full head joints. All such motor shall contain
the recommended amount of integral water- repellent admixture mortar admixes for water repel-
lence and to assure proper bond strength.
• Joints in all exposed masonry work shall be firmly and neatly tooled.
• The mortar beds vertical joints shall be 10 mm nominal thickness and shall not exceed 15 mm.
• All concrete masonry units shall be properly protected from staining, the elements and from
damages at all times.
• All surplus mortar, splatter, dripping etc. Shall be removed as work progress.
• Block work accessories required as per specification shall be strictly provided at site.
4.2 PLASTER
• All substrates must be free of dust, residues, shuttering oil and other contaminations. Exter-
nal MEP works may be completed, and all external channels and holes shall be closed with
suitable cavity filler.
• All smooth concrete surfaces must be applied by Rush Coat.
• Installation of plaster profiles such as corner beads and plaster stops made of noncor-
roding steel at best with a fast-setting adhesive in dots only in plaster thickness.
• Mixing procedure must follow as per manufacture recommendation.
• Reinforce transitions between concrete and block work with galvanized mesh allow over-
lapping for at least 100mm.

• Prior to spray form a vertical guide screeds 50mm wide. The spacing shall not exceed 1.50
meters. The screeds shall be plumbed, and all be in the same plane. The sides of the screed
shall be plumb and shall be left rough to bond with plaster.
• Spray enough clean potable water neutralize the suction of back around. Apply plaster
with plaster machine or by hand in a single layer of 15mm thickness. After initial setting
of fresh plaster level surface to obtain straight, even and levelled wall by aluminium rule.
• Use sponge float by adding less water to the surface and subsequently smooth the surface
with a steel float or steel trowel.
• Cure plaster after final setting by spraying water mist to the surface for at least 48 hours.
4.3 TILE FLOOR AND WALL FINISHING WORKS

• Ensure all samples approved by Engineer before proceeding works.
• Prepare mock before starting works and ensure mockup approved by Employer / Engi-
neer.
• All tiles shall be used for works as per approved MAR.
• Ensure storage of materials as per manufacturer recommendation to avoid any dam-
ages.
• Ensure all MEP works completed before starting tile activity at particular area.
• Prepare surface properly and remove all unwanted, loosed particles from base. Raise WIR for
Engineer inspection and approval for surface preparation before starting work.
• Prepare concrete Bed for floor tiles as per requirements mentioned in specifications.
• Floor tiles must be Non-slip type and Wall tiles must be Glass finish type.
• Ensure tile adhesive and Tile grout approved by Engineer, mockup tile grouting and tile ad-
hesive approved before proceeding works at site.
• All tiles to be fixed rigid and no gaps to be present backside of tiles.
• Apply recommended thickness of tile adhesive as per manufacturer recommendation.
• All completed tiles must be protected from any damages during construction of other works.

4.5 MODERN COMBO ROOFING SYSTEM
• Once the material is delivered to site and ready to install the readiness of location is checked
before fixing the frames and if any location is not finished these items are not fixed and re-
ported to ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C.
• Following responsibilities are done by ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C in order to
start the works;
• Concrete to receive thermal insulation (In Site Formed Spray) shall be minimum cured.
• Prior to the application of the spray applied foam, M.E.P clearance and surface preparation
approval will be first obtained. All M.E.P penetration conduits shall be laid above the level
and not on the slab surface level so the required amount of insulation will not be compro-
mised.
• ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C surveyor shall provide a level of 1.0 m
offset from the roof slab surface level (SSL) for site references. All levels shall be visible to
the naked eye for easy recognition.
• All concrete surfaces shall made be dry and smooth, free of any cement laitance, dusts, oil,
grease, curing compound, sharp objects, and any deleterious materials. The presence of organic
growth should be physically removed and then treated chemically to restraint further growth
prior to achieve the required surface preparation.
• All un-even concrete surfaces shall be levelled.
• All rain water outlets shall be installed complete (with crown/cover) whereby the water flash-
ing point shall to be situated slab surface.
• Any honeycombing or cracks will be repaired using suitable concrete repair products to a
smooth finish.
• All concrete up stands, pedestal and concrete bases shall be casted first before the com-
mencement of the waterproofing works.
• To ensure that enough water and power supply is available in the site during the execu-
tion of the waterproofing works.
• To provide the required water supply prior to carry the 48 hour water test and will be the same
for the curing of the screed after casting.
• Clearance between the wall and penetrations on the vertical areas such pipe conduits shall be
sealed by approved sealing material by M.E.P.

• All temporary openings and breaches on the walls shall be closed by required plaster or equiva-
lent depending on the opening.
PROCEDURE
• Prior to the application of the polyurethane foam, WATER SEAL BUILDING INSULA-
TION LLC will check first the environmental and substrate conditions such as wind speed
(< 30 Kph), relative humidity (< 80 %), concrete or slab surface moisture content (< 20
%) as per manufacturer’s recommendation.
• After the environmental and substrate conditions has been checked and found within the
limit, the spraying activity will commence.
• The two (2) component of the polyurethane material and Iso will be mixed at 1:1 by vol-
ume as per the manufacturer’s instruction through the aid of the specified spray machine.
• Using the spray foam machine spray the mixture of PUR foam Polyol and Iso on the pre-
pared substrate. The spraying will be done in horizontal or vertical directions in layers prior
to achieve a thickness of 105 mm.
• The spray polyurethane foam will be extended at the vertical areas and to be terminated at a
maximum height of 15.0 cm.
• After reaching the required thickness of the thermal insulation, immediately, using brush or
roller, apply two coat single component acrylic based high flexible elastomeric waterproof coat-
ing RBE to the entire surface of the polyurethane foam. RBE will be allowed to dry for 8 hours
minimum (depending on site condition) prior to 48 hours (maximum) water test.
• After successful test, water will be removed and a 1 – layer 120 gsm geotextile will be loosely
laid at an overlap of 10 – 15 cm. The geotextile will be extended up to the vertical surface of
the previously applied system.
• Upon completion of the geotextile, the roof will be compartmented to rectangular or square
shape at 10-15m2 maximum using 12 mm thick Flexcell board. These boards will guide the
slope as shown in the drawings. The boards will be fixed in accordance to the approved highest
and lowest levels as shown in the approved slope shop drawings.

The Flexcell Board will be fixed above the geotextile by sand cement mortar to keep it in vertical posi-
tion.
• After the completion of the compartmentalization, a concrete screed will be casted. Casting of
the concrete screed will be made thru the available concrete pumps or equivalent in the site.
Level of the concrete screed will follow slope of the previously installed flexcell board. The
screed will be smoothly finished manually and will be cured for 2 days minimum.
• Once the screed is completely cured, all the joints created by the flexcell board will be opened
and threatened with ACT sealant with 15 mm diameter backing rod for accommodating the
movement of the concrete.
• Prepare angle fillet (100x100mm) all around parapet skirting and concrete foundations.
• After the treatment of the joints and completion and curing of the applied angle fillet, and the
casted screed, saturate concrete surface with clean water.
• While the surface is still visibly damp (but free of standing water), using brush or roller, a two
coats of cementitious coating Polyflex (White/Grey) will be applied above. The applied final
coat will be allowed to full cure for 7 days before on the roof.
5.1 PAINTING
A. Preconstruction (Internal and External painting)
• Ensure all required shop drawings; document and material approvals have been ob-
tained.
• Ensure QC and HSE monitoring documents and procedures are established and ap-
proved.
• Arrange all necessary personnel, equipment required for the works.
• MEP and Civil clearance are secured prior to fixing the Suspension System.
B. Storage and Handling of Paint material

• Upon receiving the material on the site, the storekeeper shall inform the QA/QC Engineer
/ Inspector and provide him with a copy of the Delivery note. The QA/QC Engineer / In-
spector shall raise a “Material Inspection Request” (MIR) for the received delivery.
• Delivered materials shall be verified as per approved supplier name and brand name.
• Storage of material should be dry and well ventilated as per the manufacturer recom-
mendation.
• Paints need to be stored in the original packing and suitably ventilated space, do not Store
paints with direct exposure to sunlight or when the temperature is below 5 degrees Celsius.
• Include preventive measures for the storage of flammable solvent-based paints, Abide by
Fire Safety rules, labor safety and Hygiene Laws of the local regulations as applicable.
• Storage of flammable paints needs to be minimized to required quantity at project sites.
• Exclude sources of heat, sparks and open flame; smoking and eating should be prohib-
ited at storage areas.
• Painting area should receive materials regularly on demand basis, should not store excess
quantity paint.
C. Surface Preparation
• Cover Surfaces with polyethylene sheet or masking tape to protect other surfaces during
painting. (by- paint sub-contractor).
• For best results make sure surfaces to be painted are sound, clean, and dry. Allow 2 to 4 weeks
for complete drying and curing of substrate prior to any painting. (By others).
• Remove remnants of release agents and loose chalky materials by mechanical tool or with
abrasive paper. (by others)
• Clean surface to remove unhardened cement, oil and other materials that may prevent adhesion
of paint to the surfaces. Sand down and remove any “sheen” from the surface.

• All areas must be continuous under fresh air and temperature not above 30oC
D. Application
• Jotun Primer to be diluted with clean tap water up to 10% stir the content adequate for achiev-
ing uniform viscosity base low speed mechanical tool. Apply with roller / spray equipment /
brush.
• Apply 1st coat of stucco without dilution putty knife (spatula). Allow surface to fully dry for
4 hrs. or more if necessary, and then repeat the same application in applying the 2nd coat of
stucco.
• Do not used thick layers of stucco to cover undulations.
• Apply Matt by brush, paint roller or by compressor spray in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions, using equipment best suited for applying Approved Paint Material by roller and al-
low sufficient time between coats top ensure proper drying i.e. 4 hours.
• Spread coatings evenly and smoothly without runs, sags or other defects. Make edges of coat-
ings adjoining other materials or color sharp and clean, without overlapping
• Sand between coats with fine sandpaper, where required in accordance with manu-
facturer’s direction to produce a uniformly smoothly finish.
• Apply final coat of Approved Paint Material same as above.
Antifungal Painting
• Surface Inspection: Inspect the surface to be painted for any signs of fungal growth, mois-
ture, existing paint damage.
• Cleaning: Clean the surface thoroughly to remove any dirt, dust, grease, or existing coat-
ings. Use appropriate cleaning agents and techniques suitable for the surface material.
• Mold Treatment: Treat any existing fungal growth with a fungicidal solution or bleach accord-
ing to manufacturer's instructions. Allow sufficient time for the treatment to take effect and
ensure the surface is completely dry before proceeding.

• Primer Selection: Choose a primer specifically formulated to resist fungal growth and pro-
mote adhesion.
• Priming Application: Apply the primer evenly onto the prepared surface using a suitable brush,
roller, or sprayer. Ensure complete coverage and follow the manufacturer's instructions regard-
ing drying time and application thickness.
Antifungal Paint Application:
• Paint Selection: Select an antifungal paint suitable for the surface material and environmental condi-
tions.
• Paint Mixing: Thoroughly mix the paint to ensure uniform distribution of antifungal
agents and pigments.
• Application: Apply the antifungal paint evenly onto the primed surface using appropriate paint-
ing tools. Ensure complete coverage and avoid excessive application thickness.
• Multiple Coats: Apply multiple coats if necessary, allowing sufficient drying time be-
tween each coat as per the manufacturer's recommendations.
Epoxy Flooor Painting

• Surface Preparation:
• Surface Inspection: Inspect the substrate (concrete, wood, or other) for cracks, un-
evenness, oil stains, or any other imperfections.
• Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the substrate using appropriate methods such as shot blasting,
grinding, or sanding to remove all dirt, dust, grease, and contaminants.
• Repair: Repair any cracks, spalls, or other defects in the substrate using suitable patching
compounds or epoxy repair materials. Allow adequate time for repairs to cure com-
pletely.
• Priming:
• Primer Selection: Choose an epoxy primer suitable for the substrate and the specific
epoxy flooring system being installed.

• Primer Application: Apply the epoxy primer evenly onto the prepared substrate using
a roller or squeegee. Ensure complete coverage and follow the manufacturer's instruc-
tions regarding drying time and application thickness.
• Epoxy Coating Application:
• Epoxy Coating Selection: Select the appropriate epoxy coating system based on the sub-
strate type, environmental conditions, and desired performance characteristics.
• Mixing: Thoroughly mix the epoxy components according to the manufacturer's in-
structions to ensure proper curing and performance.
• Application: Apply the mixed epoxy coating evenly onto the primed substrate using a
roller, squeegee, or trowel. Work in sections to ensure proper coverage and avoid overlap-
ping. Pay special attention to edges and corners.
• Optional: Decorative Flakes or Aggregates: If desired, broadcast decorative flakes or ag-
gregates onto the wet epoxy surface according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Allow the epoxy to cure partially before removing excess flakes and applying a topcoat.
• Topcoat Application:
• Topcoat Selection: Choose a suitable epoxy topcoat to provide additional pro-
tection, durability, and aesthetic appeal.
• Mixing: Mix the epoxy topcoat components thoroughly according to the man-
ufacturer's instructions.
• Application: Apply the topcoat evenly over the cured epoxy coating using a roller or
squeegee. Ensure complete coverage and smooth out any uneven areas or bubbles. Al-
low the topcoat to cure according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
• Curing and Protection:
• Curing Time: Allow the epoxy flooring to cure completely before subjecting it to foot
traffic or other loads. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for curing time.
• Protection: Protect the freshly installed epoxy flooring from dust, debris, and foot traffic
during the curing process using appropriate barriers or caution signage.
• Cleanup and Safety:

• Cleanup: Clean all tools, equipment, and mixing containers immediately after use using
appropriate solvents or cleaning agents.
Traffic Deck Painting

Preparation Phase:
• Surface Inspection: Inspect the traffic deck substrate for cracks, spalling, un-
evenness, or any other defects that may affect coating adhesion and perfor-
mance.
• Cleaning: Clean the surface thoroughly to remove all dirt, debris, grease, oil, and contami-
nants using appropriate methods such as pressure washing, scrubbing, or sandblasting.
• Repair: Repair any cracks, spalls, or other defects in the substrate using suitable patching
compounds or concrete repair materials. Allow sufficient time for repairs to cure com-
pletely.
Priming:
• Primer Selection: Choose a primer specifically formulated for traffic deck coatings, com-
patible with the substrate, and capable of enhancing adhesion and durability.
• Primer Application: Apply the primer evenly onto the prepared substrate using a roller,
brush, or sprayer. Ensure complete coverage and follow the manufacturer's instructions
regarding drying time and application thickness.
Base Coat Application:
• Base Coat Selection: Select a high-performance traffic deck coating suitable for the
project requirements, considering factors such as traffic volume, weather exposure, and
desired durability.
• Mixing: Thoroughly mix the base coat components according to the manu-
facturer's instructions to ensure proper curing and performance.
• Application: Apply the mixed base coat evenly onto the primed substrate using a roller,
squeegee, or trowel. Work in sections to ensure proper coverage and avoid overlapping.
Pay special attention to edges and corners.
Reinforcement Layer (if applicable):

• Selection: If additional reinforcement is required for high-traffic areas or to enhance
durability, apply a reinforcing fabric or membrane over the base coat while it is still
wet.
• Embedding: Embed the reinforcement material into the wet base coat using a roller or
squeegee, ensuring it is fully saturated and free of air bubbles or wrinkles.
Topcoat Application:
• Topcoat Selection: Choose a compatible topcoat to provide additional protection, abra-
sion resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
• Mixing: Mix the topcoat components thoroughly according to the manufacturer's in-
structions.
• Application: Apply the topcoat evenly over the cured base coat using a roller,
squeegee, or sprayer. Ensure complete coverage and smooth out any uneven areas or
bubbles. Allow the topcoat to cure according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Line Marking and Striping:
• Layout Planning: Plan the layout of traffic markings, lines, symbols, and other nec-
essary signage according to regulatory requirements and project specifications.
• Marking Application: Apply traffic markings using suitable paints, tapes, or stencils, en-
suring accurate placement and proper adhesion to the coated surface.
Curing and Protection:
• Curing Time: Allow the traffic deck coating to cure completely before opening to ve-
hicular or pedestrian traffic. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for curing
time.
• Protection: Protect the freshly installed traffic deck coating from dust, debris, and foot
traffic during the curing process using appropriate barriers or caution signage.
Cleanup and Safety:
• Cleanup: Clean all tools, equipment, and mixing containers immediately after use using
appropriate solvents or cleaning agents.

• Safety Precautions: Adhere to safety guidelines provided by the coating manufacturer, in-
cluding the use of personal protective equipment such as gloves, goggles, and masks.
5.2 Aluminum works installation

• Once the material is delivered to site and ready to install the readiness of location is
checked before fixing the frames and if any location is not finished (plaster/paint) these
items are not fixed and reported to main contractor
• For location with finalized plaster/paint the location is cleaned and made free of loose
gravel or dust and the windows or door frame is put in place leveled in plumb and
fixed using appropriate screws/bolts
• Once frame is properly fixed weather sealant is applied all around the external
perimeter of frame
• Once frame has been finalized it is glazed with the approved glass already deliv-
ered to site and approved by the engineer
• Weather sealant or pressure plate cover which ever applicable is further applied in/
above the glass joints and the window is finalized
• After fix glazing is complete the movable/ openable items i.e. doors or windows pan-
els are fixed in the frame and checked for its working
• Engineer is requested to inspect the finalized units and give approval.
• Install windows level, plumb, square, true to line, without distortion or impeding thermal
movement, anchored securely in place to structural support, and in proper relation to wall
flashing and other adjacent construction to produce weathertight construction.
• Install windows and components to drain condensation, water penetrating joints, and
moisture migrating within windows to the exterior.

• Separate aluminum and other corrodible surfaces from sources of corrosion or elec-
trolytic action at points of contact with other materials.
• Adjust operating sashes and hardware for a tight fit at contact points and weather strip-
ping for smooth operation and weathertight closure.
• Clean exposed surfaces immediately after installing windows. Avoid damaging protec-
tive coatings and finishes. Remove excess sealants, glazing materials, dirt, and other sub-
stances.
• Remove and replace glass that has been broken, chipped, cracked, abraded, or damaged
during construction period.
Glass Door and Partition
• Comply with Drawings, Shop Drawings, and manufacturer's written instructions for in-
stalling doors, hardware, accessories, and other components.
• Windborne Debris Resistance: Anchor sliding aluminum-framed glass doors that have
been tested for windborne debris resistance to structure using anchoring method, fastener
type, and fastening frequency identical to that used in windborne debris resistance testing.
• Install sliding aluminum-framed glass doors level, plumb, square, true to line, without dis-
tortion, without warp or rack of frames and panels, and without impeding thermal move-
ment; anchored securely in place to structural support; and in proper relation to wall flash-
ing, vapor retarders, air barriers, water/weather barriers, and other adjacent construction.
• Set sill members in bed of sealant or with gaskets, as indicated, to provide weath-
ertight construction.
• Install sliding aluminum-framed glass doors and components to drain condensation, wa-
ter penetrating joints, and moisture migrating within doors to the exterior.
• Separate aluminum and other corrodible surfaces from sources of corrosion or elec-
trolytic action at points of contact with other materials.
• Adjust operating panels and screens to provide a tight fit at contact points and
weather stripping for smooth operation, without binding, and a weathertight

closure. Adjust hardware for proper alignment, smooth operation, and proper latch-
ing without unnecessary force or excessive clearance.
Aluminum Curtain Walls
• Comply with manufacturer's written instructions.

• Do not install damaged components.
• Fit joints to produce hairline joints free of burrs and distortion.
• Rigidly secure nonmovement joints.
• Install anchors with separators and isolators to prevent metal corrosion and elec-
trolytic deterioration and to prevent impeding movement of moving joints.
• Where welding is required, weld components in concealed locations to minimize distor-
tion or discoloration of finish. Protect glazing surfaces from welding.
• Seal joints watertight unless otherwise indicated.
• Where aluminum is in contact with dissimilar metals, protect against galvanic action
by painting contact surfaces with primer, applying sealant or tape, or installing non-
conductive spacers as recommended by manufacturer for this purpose.
• Where aluminum is in contact concrete or masonry, protect against corrosion by paint-
ing contact surfaces with bituminous paint.
• Install components to drain water passing joints, condensation occurring within framing
members, and moisture migrating within glazed aluminum curtain wall to exterior.
• Install components plumb and true in alignment with established lines and grades.
• Canopy shall be constructed using hot dipped galvanized steel brackets, with
zincbased primer plus 50mm wide minimum cast aluminum powder coated claustra
with pattern having sufficient depth as per calculations or 4mm thick fireproof alu-
minum composite cladding all to approved shop drawings and samples.
• Canopy shall have stainless steel tension rods, grade 316, 20mm dia or as needed
by calculations.

Fire rated aluminium Composite wall panels
Sawing Sheets:
• The Aluminium Composite Panels sheets will be cut to the required sizes by using hori-
zontal CNC controlled router or by vertical standing Cutting & grooving machine, spe-
cially manufactured for Composite panels cutting & grooving process. This will ensure a
high degree of accuracy and overcome the difficulties of making panels with two non-par-
allel sides if available.
• The Aluminum Composite Panels sheets will be Grooved (V-groove) with a tool of 105
degrees, (0.51mm) minimum of polyethylene will be left at the bottom of the groove.
• After doing the V-Groove for the 4-Sides of the Composite Sheet, the sheet 4corners
have to be cut/removed by using pneumatic sheet notching machine.
Assembly:
• The pre-painted panels are hand bent to from trays and the four corners are rein-
forced with angles fixed in position with aluminium pop rivets.
• The attachment Aluminium angles are all fixed likewise to the panels at ap-
proximately 500 mm centres.
• These attachments transfer the wind load on the panel to the structural supports through
the Aluminium angle brackets.
• One Aluminum angle bracket supports the edge of the two adjacent panels and fixes
the distance between the panels of 15mm.
• Aluminium (Mill Finish) box section or U-channels stiffeners are to be sealed to the back
side of the Composite panels -if required- as such as in the case of having big sizes of
Composite Panels.
TRANSPORT TO SITE STORAGE

• The completed panels are packed on the original skid with polystyrene in between each
panel to ensure the panels are not damaged during the transaction to the site storage.
• ROCK WOOL
• 50 mm thick 50 kg density Rook wool will be fixed to each panels separately on site –
just before installation of panels, fixation method of rook wool is explained on shop
drawing.
INSTALLATION ON SITE:
• Segregating the Panels:
The Panels will be allocated using the labels on each panel, then after shifted to the location
where it has to be installed in.
PANELS INSTALLATION.
• Vertical & Horizontal guide lines are to be done on site using steel wires.
• Panels are to be installed in row wise from bottom going up to the top, means each
horizontal line of panels will be installed after the lower horizontal line of panels is
installed.
• The panels will be placed in the correct location, alignment and correct spacing (15mm)
will be assured by using plastic packing with a thickness of 15mm; placed in between the
previous installed panel/panels.
• Once one complete horizontal row of panels is installed the related sealant work is com-
pleted on time.
SEALANT:
• SEALANT is applied to all s vertically and horizontally joints, as follows:
FOAM APPLICATION.
• 15mm diameter round closed cell polyurethane from is inserted inside the joint
groove cavity which is 15mm in width and 20mm depth.
APPLICATION.
• The Dow Corning 813 Structural Silicone (to be approved by consultant) is applied after
the joint groove is cleaned.

5.3 INSTALLATION OF UPVC DOOR
• The Upvc profiles which are cut to the required size are and notching with panels lock
and handles properly
• The Door Panels corners are cut at 45 degrees and fastened in place by machine screws.
They are installed into their respective frames to check if they are fabricated as per ap-
proved drawing and later removed and sent separately to the site for installation.
• Approved silicone which shall be used at the 45-degree joints which make sure that the
panels are bonded to the Upvc material inside the hollow cavity. By placing or apply-
ing or silicone, this further improves the quality of the fabricated material and any
chances of water leakage through corners are avoided.
• The necessary accessories, such as screws, etc. as shown in the approved Shop Drawings
and system recommendation are placed into the respectable grooves.
• Gaskets are placed as per the supplier’s/manufacturer’s recommendation which elimi-
nates leakage of water
• All joints, sizes, etc. are counter-checked by the specialist before dispatched from the fac-
tory.
Installation of Door Frame:
• First, the opening size is inspected; make sure that the opening is plastered on all four
sides. Then, the fabricated Frame and Panels are set up at site.
• Thereafter, the The frame installed With approved MAR and shop drawings) in place
and tightened before screwing in Block Wall.
• Then Weather Proofing sealant applied with All around the Frame External And inter-
nal.
Installation of Door Panels:

• After the installation of the door frame the panels installed with Heavy duty hinges and
align with properly after installation of panel Upvc Door Lock and Handle Fixing.
Finishing Works
• All Checking of Door Alignment, locking position and Door Close and opening

• The frames are cleaned of dust and residues from the installation process using water
and towel.
• And the Pre-applied protection tapes are removed during the final stage of clean-
ing.
5.4 Gypsum Board Assemblies
INSTALLATION, GENERAL
Installation Quality Standards: In addition to standards listed elsewhere, perform Work according to the
following unless otherwise specified:
Respective Manufacturer’s written installation instructions. Accepted submittals.

Contract Documents. Gypsum Association GA 216.
Control of Corrosion: Prevent galvanic action and other forms of corrosion by isolating metals and other
materials from direct contact with incompatible materials.
PREPARATION
General: Comply with manufacturer’s instructions, recommendations, and specifications for cleaning
and surface preparation. Surfaces shall have no defects, contaminants, or errors that would result in poor
or potentially defective installation or would cause latent defects in Work.
Suspended Gypsum Ceilings: Coordinate installation of ceiling suspension systems with installation of
overhead structure to ensure that inserts and other provisions for anchorages to building structure have
been installed to receive hanger wires at spacing required to support ceilings and that hangers will de-
velop their full strength.
INSTALLATION OF GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES

Resistance Rated Partitions: Construct fire resistance rated, smoke resistance rated, and sound resistance
rated partitions according to respective assembly test reports. Ensure every material used within an as-
sembly complies with manufacturers' listed and product qualities indicated in respective assembly test re-
port.
Penetrations and Openings: Construct work within gypsum board assemblies as required to properly form
penetrations and openings to receive fire-stopping materials as per the latest fire protection local codes.
Control Joints: Install control joints at locations indicated on Drawings and according to the following:
Spaced not more than 30 feet [9 mt] in either direction for uninterrupted straight planes of ceilings and walls.
Where different substrates occur at ceilings and walls. Where control joints occur in substrates at ceilings and
walls. Where ceilings and walls abut inside face of exterior walls.
Where L, U, or T shaped ceiling configurations are joined.
Where less than ceiling height door frames occur on walls less than [9m] in length; Extend control joints from the
top of the frame up to the ceiling at the corner of the hinge side of the door.
Where less than ceiling height window frames occur on walls less than [9m] in length; extend control joints from
the top of the frame up to the ceiling and from the bottom of the frame to the floor at both corners.
Isolation from Building Structure: Isolate gypsum board assemblies from the building structure to pre-
vent the transfer of loading imposed by structural movement.
Provide isolation joints as indicated or required by installation quality standards. Isolate ceiling assemblies abut-
ting or penetrated by the building structure. Isolate partition framing and wall furring abutting or penetrated by
the building structure, except at the floor.

Building Expansion Joints: Avoid bridging building expansion joints with metal framing or furring mem-
bers; frame both sides of joints independently with framing or furring members, coordinating with build-
ing expansion joint products specified in Division 07 Section “Expansion Control”.
Fire-Resistance Rated and Acoustical Putty Pads: Hand apply pads to surfaces indicated, packing tightly
into gaps and openings, in such a manner that the pad will remain secured to the surface; pinch pleat ex-
cess material together to close gaps.
Supplemental Accessories: Install supplementary framing, blocking, reinforcing, and bracing in gypsum
board assemblies to support fixtures, equipment services, heavy trim, grab bars, toilet accessories,
handrails, furnishings, or similar construction. Comply with details indicated and recommendations of
installation quality standards or the manufacturer.
5.4.1 GYPSUM FALSE CEILING

CONTENTS SCOPE OF WORK SUBMITTALS SITE INSTALLATION WORKS FRAME
WORK INSPECTION, MEP CLEARNCE & CLOSURE FINISHING GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES FI-

NAL CHECK UP AND HANDING OVER SNAGGING / DESNAGGING
SCOPE OF WORK
Supply and installation of Gypsum ceiling all in accordance with specification, contract documents &
BOQ.
SUBMITTALS
All the layout and construction details to be incorporated into the work shall be prepared on shop drawing and sub-
mitted for consultant’s approval. Consultants approval should be obtained prior to the commencement of work.
Commented drawings will be resubmitted incorporating the comments.
All the material submittals will be made and which are to be approved by the Consultants prior to the incorporation
into the works. On receipt of material approval the material procurement will follow by placing orders with suppli-
ers.
SITE INSTALLATION WORKS
SITE SURVEY
On receipt of the shop drawings approved by the Consultants, the site will be surveyed and any discrepancy found
will be notified to the Main Contractor for clarification.\
SETTING OUT
Setting out & marking will be done as per approved shop drawing. The surveyor will carry out the layout markings
as per the approved drawings in concurrence with the schedule of works, area availability and as per the Site Engi-
neer’s instructions. Ceiling layout shall be marked based on the datum line provided by the Main Contractor.
Based on the datum lines, chalk lines will be marked for fixing the wall angle according to the ceiling level. Any
discrepancies to the drawing and the setting out found will be brought to the notice of the main contractor. Once
the wall angles are fixed the framing of the ceiling is done and the same is submitted for inspection of the engineer
for approval.

FRAME WORK
Based on the datum lines, chalk lines will be marked for fixing the wall angles. From the datum the ceiling level is marked
and the wall angle is fixed. Then the position of ceiling hangers is marked at 600 mm centers both directionally. Hangers
will be fixed on the structural soffit as per the approved shop drawing detail along the main carriers. Spacing of hangers
shall not exceed 600 mm. The bottom of the hanger is fixed to the carrying channel by using chrome plated self tapping
screws. To the carrying channels the furring channels are fixed perpendicularly at 600 mm centers. The furring channels are
fixed by using self tapping channel screws 12 mm long. The bottom level of the furring will be to the level of the wall angle
fixed. The framing is complete for boarding.
FRAME WORK INSPECTION, MEP CLEARNCE & CLOSURE
Upon receipt of framework approval and MEP clearance, closure can be commenced by fixing the gyp-
sum board to the framing with screw fixings as recommended by the manufacturer. The gypsum board
is fixed to the framing by a staggering adjacent layer of boards and perpendicular to the furring.
FINISHING GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES
Upon completion of the gypsum boarding to the frame, the joints are treated with the approved joint
compound with a level 4 finish. The open joints and damages are pre-filled with the compound. The
joints are taped with a fibre tape. Then the joint compound is applied in two layers for width 75 mm
each to either side of the joint. After drying the joint compound is sanded smooth to receive paint.
FINAL CHECK UP AND HANDING OVER
On completion of boarding and finishing the DESTEC site-in-charge will inspect the area and make
sure that the ceiling is in true line and level and raise an RFI for Main Contractor’s and Consultant’s ap-
proval. All MEP services mounted on the ceiling is marked by the MEP team and the same to be cut ac-
cording to the markings.
SNAGGING / DESNAGGING
Any minor discrepancy/snags identified during Main Contractor’s/Consultant’s Inspection which would
be listed areas wise for disengaging.

Upon completion of de-snagging, a witness request would be raised to the Main Contractor to “sign off”
the snag list for the issuance of completion of works certificate.
INSTALLING SUSPENDED GRID SYSTEM FOR INTERIOR

CEILINGS
Installation Quality Standard: In addition to standards listed elsewhere, perform suspended ceiling work accord-
ing to the following, unless otherwise specified in this Section:
ASTM C635 and ASTM C 636 / C 636M.

Pattern: Lay out spaces and arrange suspension system in a regular pattern, parallel or perpendicular to surround-
ing walls.
Hangers for Ceiling System: Suspend hangers from building structural members as follows:
Install hangers plumb and free from contact with mechanical and electrical equipment, insulation, or other objects within
the ceiling plenum that are not part of the supporting structural frame or ceiling suspension system. Within limitations al-
lowed by installation quality standards, splay hangers only where required to miss

obstructions and offset resulting horizontal forces by bracing or other equally effective
means.
Where the width of ducts and other construction within the ceiling plenum produces hanger
spacing that interferes with the location of hangers required to support suspension system
members, install supplemental suspension members and hangers in the form of trapezes or
equivalent devices. Size supplemental suspension members and hangers to support ceiling
loads within performance limits established by installation quality standards.
Secure wire hangers by looping and wire-tying, either directly to structures or to inserts, eye
screws, or other devices and fasteners that are secure and appropriate for the substrate, and
in a manner that will not cause them to deteriorate or otherwise fail.
Secure the appropriate hangers to the structure, including intermediate framing members,
by attaching to inserts, eye screws, or other devices and fasteners that are secure and ap-
propriate for the structure and hanger, and in a manner that will not cause hangers to dete-
riorate or otherwise fail.
Install metal framing components for suspended ceilings so that members are level to within
1/8 in in 12 ft (3 mm in 3.6 m) as measured both lengthwise on each member and trans-
versely between parallel members.
Attach hangers to structural members.
Do not connect or suspend any ceiling components from ducts, pipes, or conduit.
A. Perimeters: Using gypsum board screws through gypsum board into metal studs, attach
perimeter wall angle where the suspended grid system meets vertical surfaces unless oth-
erwise indicated; cut main beams and cross furring members to fit into the wall angle.
B. Main Beams:
Suspend main beams spaced 48 in (1200 mm) on center from the structure with wire hangers
spaced not greater than 48 in (1200 mm) on center.
Install main beams level within 1/8 in in 12 ft (3 mm in 3.6 m) with hanger wire taut and
tightly wrapped to prevent vertical movement or rotation.
Do not make local kinks or bends in hanger wires as a means of leveling.

C. Cross Furring Members:
Install cross furring members at right angles to main beams, spaced as required and join to
main beams with positive interlock.
Install cross furring members to within 1/8 in (3 mm) of adjacent main beams or as re-
quired by installation quality standards. G. Bridging Main Beams:
Use wire, trapeze, or other devices, in addition to hanger wire, to minimize twisting and de-
flection of main beams.
Install bridging at least 24 in (600 mm) on center.
INSTALLING GYPSUM BOARD

Adjusting, Cleaning, And Protection
Leave Project site and Work in a clean condition. Remove temporary protective coverings
and strippable films as the Work progresses unless otherwise indicated or required by instal-
lation quality standards. Replace damaged or soiled gypsum board and components with
new components, repaired to comply with requirements for new Work.
A. General Requirements:
Install the type of gypsum board indicated in the gypsum board schedule provided at the end
of this Section.
Do not install damaged gypsum boards.
Install gypsum boards with the finishable face side out.
Butt gypsum boards together with a light contact at edges and ends, leaving not more than
1/16 in (1.5 mm) of open space between panels.
Do not force gypsum boards into place.
Do not place tapered edges against cut edges or ends. B. Isola-
tion from Building Structure:

Isolate the perimeter of walls and partitions at structural abutments, except floors. Provide 1/4
in to 1/2 in (6 mm to 12 mm) wide spaces at these locations and trim edges with edge trim
where edges of gypsum boards are exposed.
Seal joints between edges and abutting structural surfaces with acoustical sealant.
C. Single-Layer Board Assemblies:
Install gypsum board vertically (long dimension parallel to metal framing) under typi-
cal conditions to minimize short end-to-short end joints unless otherwise indicated or
required by assembly fire test reports.
Install gypsum boards horizontally at the interior of stairwells and other high walls unless
otherwise indicated or required by assembly fire test reports. Stagger abutting end joints not
less than one framing member in alternate courses of gypsum boards.
D. Multi-Layer Board Assemblies:
Apply base layers and face layers vertically (long dimension parallel to metal framing) with
joints of base layers located over stud or furring member and face layer joints offset at least
one stud space from base layer joints, unless otherwise indicated or required by assembly
fire test reports. Stagger joints on opposite sides of partitions.
E. Ceiling Applications:
Apply gypsum board at right angles to the main beams of suspension framing to minimize
the number of abutting end joints and avoid abutting end joints in the central area of each
ceiling.
Stagger abutting end joints of adjacent panels not less than one framing member. Locate
both edge or end joints of gypsum boards over intermediate supports or gypsum board
back-blocking where metal framing is not present.
F. Typical Wall Applications:

Attach gypsum boards to metal studs so that the leading edge or end of each board is at-
tached to open (unsupported) edges of stud flanges first.
Stagger vertical joints on opposite sides of partitions.

Do not make joints other than control joints at corners of framed openings. Attach gyp-
sum boards to framing provided at doors, openings, and cutouts. Install gypsum boards
over door heads and extend to not less than one stud space - 16 in (400 mm) at each side
of door or opening.
Cover both faces of metal framing with gypsum boards as indicated, except in chase walls
that are braced internally.
Cut and fit gypsum boards around ducts, pipes, conduits, and other penetrations to form proper
annular joints to receive firestopping.
Where partitions intersect open building structure members projecting below the underside of
floor slabs and roof decks, cut to fit the profile formed by coffers, joists, beams, and other
structural members; form proper annular joints to receive firestopping.
Support both edge and end joints of gypsum boards over metal framing.
Apply a coat of sand cement plaster over the surface of the installed gypsum boards, ensuring
a smooth and even finish. Allow the plaster to dry completely before proceeding.
Install rockwool insulation within the stud cavities, ensuring a snug fit and full coverage. Se-
cure the rockwool in place to prevent displacement when the second gypsum board side is
closed.
Install expanded polystyrene insulation within the stud cavities, ensuring proper align-
ment and coverage. Secure the insulation in place to maintain thermal insulation prop-
erties and prevent displacement during subsequent construction phases.
G. Curved Wall Assemblies:

Install two layers of flexible gypsum board horizontally and unbroken, to the extent possi-
ble, across the curved surface plus 12 in (300 mm) long straight sections at ends of curves
and tangent to them.
On convex sides of partitions, begin installation at one end of the curved surface and fasten
gypsum boards to studs as they are wrapped around the curve. On the concave side, start fas-
tening gypsum boards to studs at the center of the curve and work outward to panel ends.

Fasten the base layer to studs with screws spaced 16 in (400 mm) on centers maximum.
Center the second layer over joints in the base layer and fasten to studs with screws spaced
12 in (300 mm) on centers maximum.
5.5 INSTALLATION OF STEEL DOOR

Pre-Installation Preparation:
5.5.1 Site Inspection: Inspect the installation site to ensure it is ready for steel door installa-
tion, including verifying measurements, assessing door swing direction, and confirm-
ing accessibility.
5.5.2 Review Documentation: Review the manufacturer's instructions, drawings, and speci-
fications for the steel door to ensure proper installation procedures are followed.
Handling and Storage:
5.5.3 Handling: Handle steel doors with care to avoid damage to the finish, hardware, or struc-
tural integrity.
5.5.4 Storage: Store steel doors in a clean, dry area away from moisture, direct sunlight, and
sources of potential damage.
Frame Preparation:
5.5.5 Frame Inspection: Inspect the door frame for proper alignment, levelness, and square-
ness. Make any necessary adjustments or repairs.
5.5.6 Anchorage: Ensure the door frame is securely anchored to the surrounding structure
according to the manufacturer's recommendations and local building codes.
Door Installation:
5.5.7 Positioning: Position the steel door within the frame, ensuring it fits properly and oper-
ates smoothly.
5.5.8 Shimming: Use shims as necessary to adjust the door's position and ensure even gaps
around the perimeter.

5.5.9 Fastening: Secure the steel door to the frame using appropriate screws or fasteners, fol-
lowing the manufacturer's recommended installation sequence and torque specifica-
tions.
5.5.10 Hinge Installation: Install hinges onto the door and frame, ensuring proper align-
ment and smooth operation. Use shims if necessary to adjust the hinge position.
Hardware Installation:
5.5.11 Lockset Installation: Install the lockset, handles, and other hardware components accord-
ing to the manufacturer's instructions and template.
5.5.12 Weatherstripping: Install weatherstripping or seals around the perimeter of the door
to provide a tight seal and improve energy efficiency.
5.5.13 Threshold Installation: Install a threshold if required, ensuring it is level and se-
curely anchored to the floor.
Alignment and Adjustment:
5.5.14 Door Alignment: Check the alignment of the steel door within the frame, adjusting
hinges and shims as necessary to ensure proper operation and seal.
5.5.15 Hardware Adjustment: Test the operation of locks, handles, and other hardware compo-
nents, adjusting as needed to ensure smooth and secure operation.
Finishing Touches:
5.5.16 Trim Installation: Install trim or casing around the door frame to provide a finished ap-
pearance and cover any gaps between the frame and surrounding wall.
5.5.17 Sealing: Apply sealant or caulk around the exterior perimeter of the door frame to pro-
vide weatherproofing and prevent moisture intrusion.
5.6WELDING PROCEDURE
5.6.1 The primary objective of this procedure is to establish a comprehensive framework for the
execution of welding activities throughout the construction phases of buildings. It aims to
ensure that all welding operations are conducted safely, efficiently, and in accordance with
industry best practices and applicable regulations.

5.6.2 All aspects of welding work involved in building, including but not limited to
 Structural steel fabrication and erection
 Installation of miscellaneous metalwork such as handrails, staircases, ceiling, Fire Fight-
ing and architectural features.
 Welding of building components like steel columns, beams, and connections. (If appli-
cable)
 Repair and maintenance welding as required during the construction process.
5.6.3 Conduct a thorough risk assessment to identify potential hazards and implement appro-
priate control measures.
5.6.4 Ensure that all personnel involved in welding activities are adequately trained in safe
work practices and emergency procedures.
5.6.5 Verify the integrity and suitability of welding equipment, including welding
machines, electrodes, and protective gear.
5.6.6 Establish clear boundaries and signage to demarcate welding zones and prevent unautho-
rized access by non-welding personnel.
5.6.7 Implement a hot work permit system to control and monitor welding activities in areas
where fire hazards may exist.
5.6.8 Welding procedures shall be developed in accordance with applicable codes, stan-
dards, and project specifications, such as AWS D1.1 for structural welding.
5.6.9 Qualified welding engineers or technicians shall be responsible for developing weld-
ing procedures based on the following considerations:
5.6.10Material types and grades (e.g., carbon steel, stainless steel)
5.6.11Weld joint configurations (e.g., butt welds, fillet welds, groove welds)
5.6.12 Welding processes and techniques (e.g., shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal
arc welding (GMAW), flux-cored arc welding (FCAW))
5.6.13Welding positions (e.g., flat, horizontal, vertical, overhead)
5.6.14 Preheat and interpass temperature requirements based on material thickness and welding
parameters
5.6.15 Welding consumables (e.g., electrodes, filler wires, shielding gases) and their speci-
fications.
5.6.16Monitor the welding process to ensure the quality of welds and detect any defects.

5.7INSTALLATION OF DRYWALL
Preparation Phase:
5.7.1 Site Inspection: Inspect the area where drywall installation will take place to ensure
it is suitable for the installation and identify any potential obstacles or hazards.
5.7.2 Material Preparation: Gather all necessary materials and tools for the installation, includ-
ing Gypro drywall sheets, screws, joint compound, joint tape, corner beads, and relevant
tools such as screw guns, taping knives, and sanding blocks.
5.7.3 c. Surface Preparation: Ensure the framing or substrate surface is clean, dry, and free
from any protrusions or irregularities that could affect the installation. If necessary, apply
a primer or sealer to improve adhesion.
Drywall Installation:
5.7.4 Measurement and Cutting: Measure the dimensions of the wall or ceiling and cut Gypro
drywall sheets to fit using a utility knife or drywall saw. Ensure accurate measurements
and minimize waste.
5.7.5 Placement: Lift each drywall sheet into position and secure it to the framing using dry-
wall screws. Space the screws evenly along the edges and field of the sheet, following
the manufacturer's recommendations for spacing.
5.7.6 Seam Treatment: Apply joint compound to the seams between drywall sheets using a
taping knife, embedding joint tape into the compound to reinforce the joints. Smooth
out any excess compound and allow it to dry completely.
5.7.7 Corner Treatment: Install corner beads on external corners using screws or nails, then ap-
ply joint compound over the corner bead and feather it out smoothly to create a seamless
transition.
5.7.8 Sanding: Once the joint compound is dry, sand the seams and any rough areas using
sandpaper or a sanding block to create a smooth, even surface.
Finishing:
5.7.9 Priming: Apply a coat of primer to the drywall surface to seal it and prepare it for paint-
ing or finishing. Allow the primer to dry completely before proceeding.

5.7.10 Painting or Finishing: Apply paint, texture, or other finishing materials to the drywall
surface according to the desired aesthetic and functional requirements. Follow the
manufacturer's instructions for application and drying times.
5.8INSTALLATION OF STONE CLADDING

Preparation Phase:
5.8.1 Site Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection of the area where stone cladding will be
installed to assess the substrate condition, dimensions, and any potential obstacles.
ing stone cladding panels, adhesive mortar, grout, spacers, waterproofing membrane (if
required), and relevant tools such as trowels, spacers, and tile cutters.
5.8.3 Surface Preparation: Ensure the substrate surface is clean, dry, and free from any debris,
dust, or contaminants. If necessary, repair any damaged areas and apply a waterproof
membrane to protect the substrate from moisture penetration.
Layout Planning:
5.8.4 Design Consideration: Determine the layout and pattern of stone cladding panels based
on the architectural design, aesthetic preferences, and structural requirements.
5.8.5 Panel Positioning: Mark the starting point and layout lines on the substrate to guide
the installation process and ensure alignment and symmetry.
Stone Cladding Installation:
5.8.6 Adhesive Preparation: Mix the adhesive mortar according to the manufacturer's in-
structions, ensuring the proper consistency and working time.
5.8.7 Panel Placement: Apply a generous amount of adhesive mortar onto the back of each
stone cladding panel using a trowel, then firmly press the panel onto the substrate, starting
from the bottom and working upwards. Use spacers to maintain consistent joint width.

5.8.8 Alignment and Leveling: Ensure each stone cladding panel is properly aligned, level,
and securely adhered to the substrate. Make adjustments as necessary using shims or
tapping with a rubber mallet.
5.8.9 Cutting and Trimming: Use a tile cutter or wet saw to cut stone cladding panels to fit
around obstacles, corners, or openings. Ensure accurate measurements and clean cuts for
a professional finish.
5.8.10 Grouting: Once all panels are installed, fill the joints between panels with grout using
a grout float, ensuring even distribution and complete coverage. Clean excess grout
from the surface using a damp sponge before it dries.
Finishing:
5.8.11 Sealing (if applicable): Apply a suitable sealer to the stone cladding surface to en-
hance protection against stains, moisture, and weathering. Follow the manufacturer's
instructions for application and drying times.
Cleaning: Clean the installed stone cladding surface thoroughly to remove any adhesive residue, grout
haze, or debris using a damp sponge or cloth. Allow the surface to dry completely before further han-
dling or use.

5.9INSTALLATION OF
PARKING SHADE Pre-con-
struction activities:
5.9.1 Prior to activities HSE induction will be conducted by HSE Team Members.
5.9.2 All the equipment will be certified and checked prior to commencement of works.
5.9.3 Safety induction courses shall be provided to all personnel prior to site attendance. All
manpower must use the required PPE during execution of the works. Regular toolbox
meeting shall be conducted to explain the nature of works and associated the risks.
5.9.4 Work permits shall be secured prior to commencement of the work activity.
5.9.5 Install sufficient spotlights and access scaffold / mobile aluminum platforms where re-
quired for works at heigh.
5.9.6 Ensure all Inspections with the Engineer/Architect are completed, and all the noncon-
served and conserved items are clearly marked and identified in the area where the
works will take place

5.9.7 Conserved items will be marked with reflective tape to be visible to the laborer’s in order
to be protected and any work in their proximity shall be done with extreme care.
5.9.8 Scaffolding preparation and installation and safe scaffold tagging.
5.9.9 Crane arrangements will be done.
Shade structure installation

5.9.10 Before any erection may begin, site safety conditions would have to be met to ensure
safe erection and avoid any health and safety issues to both the workers and the envi-
ronment around the scope area.
5.9.11Firstly, the anchor bolts will be delivered to site and must be fixed.
5.9.12 After checking the anchor bolts, we will install the main columns using the boom
loader and check the levelling at the same time.
5.9.13 Once the levels are ensured and confirmed, we can start installing the secondary members
(rafters). For the umbrella shade, the secondary cantilever column will be installed before
the secondary members, which will be installed on the ground.
5.9.14 After all rafters are installed, Nthe fabric will be installed on the secondary members and
the whole structure is lifted (Using crane/boom loader) at once and connected to the can-
tilever secondary column on the top ring.
5.9.15All joints between each shade is connected by steel plates and bolted.
5.9.16 Last step will be to fully tighten the fabric, it may take more than one day to allow the
fabric to stretch and to fully tighten it.
5.9.17 For the fabric that will be fixed directly to the wall, we will do the chemical an-
choring then we will fix the brackets.
5.9.18After fixing the brackets we can start fixing the fabric in the bracket’s holes.

5.10 INSTALLATION OF KERBSTONES AND INTER-
LOCK
Preparation Phase:
5.10.1 Site Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection of the area where kerbstones and inter-
locking pavers will be installed to assess the substrate condition, dimensions, and any po-
tential obstacles.

ing kerbstones, interlocking pavers, bedding sand, jointing sand, edge restraints, adhesive
(if required), and relevant tools such as shovels, rakes, compactor machines, and rubber
mallets.
5.10.3 Surface Preparation: Ensure the substrate surface is clean, compacted, and properly
graded to provide a stable base for the kerbstones and interlocking pavers. Remove
any debris, vegetation, or uneven areas and ensure proper drainage.
Layout Planning:
5.10.4 Design Consideration: Determine the layout, pattern, and alignment of kerbstones and in-
terlocking pavers based on the project requirements, architectural design, and aesthetic
preferences.
5.10.5 Marking: Mark the layout lines and elevations on the substrate to guide the instal-
lation process and ensure proper alignment and symmetry.
Kerbstones Installation:
5.10.6 Bedding Preparation: Prepare a stable bedding layer of compacted aggregate or concrete
mix to support the kerbstones. Ensure the thickness and compaction meet the project
specifications.
5.10.7 Placement: Place each kerbstone onto the prepared bedding layer according to the layout
lines, ensuring proper alignment, spacing, and orientation. Use a rubber mallet to adjust
the position as needed.
5.10.8 Connection: Secure adjoining kerbstones together using suitable adhesive or mortar,
ensuring proper bonding and stability.
5.10.9 Backfilling: Backfill the gaps between the kerbstones and the substrate with compacted
soil or aggregate, ensuring adequate compaction to provide support and prevent move-
ment.
Interlocking Pavers Installation:

5.10.10 Bedding Layer: Spread a layer of bedding sand evenly over the compacted sub-
strate to provide a smooth and level surface for the interlocking pavers.
5.10.11 Laying Pattern: Lay the interlocking pavers according to the predetermined pat-
tern, starting from one corner and working towards the edges. Maintain consistent
joint widths and stagger the joints for stability.
5.10.12 Cutting: Use a paver splitter or wet saw to cut interlocking pavers to fit around obstacles,
corners, or edges. Ensure accurate measurements and clean cuts for a professional finish.
5.10.13 Compaction: Compact the installed interlocking pavers using a mechanical compactor
machine to ensure proper interlock and stability. Repeat compaction in multiple directions
to achieve uniformity.
Jointing and Finishing:
5.10.14 Jointing Sand: Spread jointing sand over the surface of the installed interlocking pavers
and sweep it into the joints using a broom. Ensure all joints are filled completely to sta-
bilize the pavers and prevent weed growth.
5.10.15 Compaction (Optional): Optionally, perform a final compaction over the surface of the
interlocking pavers to ensure proper settlement and interlock of the joints.
Edge Restraints Installation:

5.10.16 Placement: Install edge restraints along the perimeter of the paved area to secure the inter-
locking pavers and prevent edge displacement. Secure the edge restraints to the substrate
using suitable anchors or spikes.
Cleanup and Safety:
5.10.17 Cleanup: Clean up any debris, excess sand, or waste material from the paved area and
dispose of it properly.
5.10.18 Safety Precautions: Adhere to safety guidelines throughout the installation process,
including wearing appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, safety
glasses, and boots.

5.11 LAYING OF ASPHALT
Preparation Phase:
5.11.1 Site Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection of the site to assess the existing condi-
tions, including the substrate, drainage, and any potential obstacles or hazards.
5.11.2 Material and Equipment Preparation: Gather all necessary materials and equipment for
the asphalt work, including asphalt mix, aggregate, asphalt paver, rollers, compactor ma-
chines, and relevant tools such as shovels, rakes, and hand tampers.
5.11.3 Surface Preparation: Prepare the substrate by removing any vegetation, debris, or loose
materials. Ensure the substrate is compacted, graded, and properly sloped to facilitate
drainage.
Asphalt Placement:
5.11.4 Mixing: Prepare the asphalt mix according to the project specifications and mix de-
sign, ensuring proper temperature and consistency.
5.11.5 Transportation: Transport the asphalt mix to the site using suitable vehicles such as
dump trucks or asphalt mixers.
5.11.6 Paving: Use an asphalt paver to lay the asphalt mix evenly onto the prepared substrate,
starting from one end and working towards the other. Ensure proper thickness and
compaction.
5.11.7 Compaction: Compact the freshly laid asphalt using compactor machines, such as vibra-
tory rollers or pneumatic rollers, to achieve proper density and smoothness. Compact in
multiple passes, overlapping each pass slightly.
Joint Treatment:
5.11.8 Seam Rolling: Roll the seams between adjacent passes of asphalt to ensure proper
bonding and eliminate visible joints or irregularities.
5.11.9 Edge Compaction: Use hand tampers or small rollers to compact the edges of the asphalt
pavement where the larger rollers cannot reach.

Surface Finishing:
5.11.10 Surface Smoothing: Use a finishing roller or drag to smooth out any irregularities or sur-
face imperfections on the asphalt pavement.
5.11.11 Surface Texturing (if required): Texture the asphalt surface using appropriate tech-
niques such as brooming or stamping to enhance skid resistance and aesthetics.
5.12 TRANSPORTATION
5.12.1 During Handling and Transportation of Material and skidding shall not be allowed.
5.12.2 Equipment/Vehicles used should be approved by COMPANY/CONTRACTOR.
5.12.3 All vehicles like Trailer/Dumpers/Hi-abs must be equipped with adequate
supports and strapping arrangement as per requirement.
5.12.4 Proper strapping belts/nylon Belts shall be used for strapping of material.
Belts shall be tightened up with the help of ratchets attached to belts.
5.12.5 All lifting equipment shall be rated and certified for required estimated
load during handling and transportation of material.
5.12.6 Suitable capacity Crane shall be used as per requirement for loading /un-
loading of material.
5.12.7 Rigger/Banks man shall be used for loading/ unloading of Materials and
Equipment at site.
5.12.8 Safe means of access shall be provided to hook up the slings during the
time of unloading.
5.12.9 Safe means of access will use proper certified lifting hooks. Belts and tools.
Rigging crew will follow and implement all necessary measure for safe trans-
portation and handling.

5.13 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE)
PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
ADNOC approved PPE will be used at site. There are Coverall with reflective stripes, Safety
Shoes, Safety Helmet, Eye protection (Safety Goggles), Gloves, Dust Mask, Ear plugs, Ear Muff,
Safety Dust Mask, Body harness and H2S Monotoring meter(If nessosory)
first aid kid will be provided on the common area on the site facility and managed by the HSE Engineers
EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE

Emergency Response proceedure will be followed as per ADNOC refinery.
ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C will ensure effective Emergency Response Prepared-
ness is in place prior to conducting the activities at work site and personnel are aware of the response
procedures. ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C will Comply with ADNOC refinery
emergency response plan and bridge with the ERP station requirements. Prior to mobilization, EL-
MAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C will undergo induction and familiarization of ERP and
will participate in all drills and exercises scheduled by ADNOC.
Assembly point for gathering in case of emergency in ADNOC refinery. ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL
SERVICES L.L.C will maintain the register of employee’s next of kin details, which will be made avail-
able to ADNOC representative upon request. Emergency contact details of ELMAMOURA TECHIN-
CAL SERVICES L.L.C will be displayed at prominent places and will be communicated to the work
force.
CONTRACTOR is committed to protect its employees, sub-contractors, visitors and other community
from any harm causes from its act. With this respect CONTRACTOR will foresee all possible emergen-
cies, consequences, such as:
• H2S / Toxic gas release

• Fire Hazard
• Medical Emergencies: Health, Occupational Illness, Accidents
• Environmental Emergencies – Spills
The Project Manager is overall responsible to coordinate all emergency procedures together with the
Project Site HSE Engineer and HSE Officer. Normal work will be resumed only after the all- clear sig-
nal is received from the Site HSE Engineer and HSE Officer with consultation of COMPANY Rep. The
Emergency Response Plan will address the preparedness controls and resources identified to ensure that
our personnel on site have been informed and that they do have all required knowledge, skill, tools and
equipment to respond to emergencies they might face. The ERP will also assign emergency response
teams for each facility and define the required minimum training for this team member. The regular
emergency preparedness meetings, drills and exercises will also be covered in the ERP.
ADNOC refinery Emergency Contact number will be followed for an Emergency.
HSE REQUIREMENTS
Health and Safety of staff and visitors to the site is the first and foremost priority for all works. Regarding the
works to be carried out, all site personnel will be required to wear Approved

PPE by ADNOC refinery
In addition to safety gear, signage and barricades will be erected to prevent unrequired access into po-
tentially hazardous areas as to the discretion of Internal corporate safety personnel will also monitor the
site and advise on safety improvement options.
A full-time safety officer/Safety Engineer will be available on site during the entire duration of the
works to monitor all safety aspects and will ensure that all safety guidelines and procedure as enlisted in
the safety plan are followed. The safety office will have access to the following provisions to assist in
managing safety.
In summary, below are the points of action ELMAMOURA TECHINCAL SERVICES L.L.C will un-
dertake to ensure exceptional health and safety standards are met.
• During Summer and Hot weather observe the company “Beat the Heat Program.”
• Lone working is not allowed, Buddy system should be implemented
• SIMOPS is not allowed
• If necessary, use proper PPE in the operation of Mobile Scaffolding.
• Utilize Ladder with all the safety pre caution.
• Coordinate with Mechanical and Electrical Section for Isolation Activity if any.
• Before start of work coordinate with the Fire Command team for isolation if any.
• During the execution of work, use proper PPE.
• Protect all Assets at surrounding area using Polyethylene Sheet.
• Cordon off the Area for unwanted pedestrian.
PTW
• Relevant permit needs to be obtained before starting the work
• Risk Assessment
• Safety toolbox meetings to be carried out prior to work

• Toolbox talk to be convened & attended by all personnel assigned to do the task.
• Hazard analysis to be done.
• Safety personnel & designated responsible person will ensure that all above is carried out
& any other statutory requirements are completed with before any work takes.
RISK/HAZARD ASSESSMENT:
• A variety mechanism, such as method statement briefings, risk assessment, tool box talks,
shall be implemented to ensure all relevant personnel are appropriately informed.
• The potential risk associated within the activities and the scope of work is assessed in detail
with the risk/ hazard assessment attached with this method statement.
• The objective is to manage the risk low as reasonably practicable. Only competent person
will be deployed to carry out jobs.
• In addition to their safety induction at their arrival on site, all the workers will have a tool
talk on weekly/daily basis according to the activity to be proceed on that day, in order to be
briefed about the risk of the specific work, prior to start works.
QA/QC REQUIREMENTS
• Prior to start of Work, all the Material Approvals shall be Obtained in Accordance with Ap-
proved standards

• Technical Queries shall be Raised for any Clarifications Required during Execution of Work
for Unforeseen Issues
• All Works shall be strictly in Accordance with the Standards, Specifications, and Man-
ufacturer Instructions.
8.0 ATTACHMENTS
a. FORMAL RISK ASSESSMENT
b. Checklist
i. Anti Termite Works
ii. Blinding Concrete Works iii. Reinforcement Works,
Formworks, Concrete iv. Masonry Works v. Plaster Works
vi. Tile Floor And Wall Finishing Works

FORMAL RISK

ASSESSMENT
ANTI TERMITE
WORKS CHECKLIST
BLINDING CON-
CRETE WORKS
CHECKLIST

REINFORCEMENT WORKS, FORM-
WORKS, POURING OF CONCRETE
CHECKLIST
MASONRY WORKS
CHECKLISTPLASTER
WORKS

CHECKLISTFLOOR
AND WALL FINISH-
ING WORKS CHECK-
LIST

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR GENERAL WORKS Page 1 of 61

3.0 RESPONSSIBILITIES PROJECT MANAGER........................................................................................................ 6

4.1 MASONRY WORKS.............................................................................................................................................. 13

4.3 TILE FLOOR AND WALL FINISHING WORKS.................................................................................................... 15

4.5 MODERN COMBO ROOFING SYSTEM............................................................................................................... 16

Epoxy Flooor Painting............................................................................................................................................... 21

Traffic Deck Painting................................................................................................................................................. 23

5.2 Aluminum works installation.............................................................................................................................. 25

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Installation of Door Panels:....................................................................................................................................... 30

5.4 Gypsum Board Assemblies............................................................................................................................ 31

5.4.1 GYPSUM FALSE CEILING................................................................................................................................ 33

SITE INSTALLATION WORKS.................................................................................................................................. 34

FRAME WORK INSPECTION, MEP CLEARNCE & CLOSURE...............................................................................35

FINISHING GYPSUM BOARD ASSEMBLIES................................................................................................................ 35

FINAL CHECK UP AND HANDING OVER................................................................................................................ 35

INSTALLING SUSPENDED GRID SYSTEM FOR INTERIOR CEILINGS..................................................................35

INSTALLING GYPSUM BOARD................................................................................................................................. 38

5.5 INSTALLATION OF STEEL DOOR.................................................................................................................. 41

5.6 WELDING PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................................. 42

5.7 INSTALLATION OF DRYWALL........................................................................................................................ 44

5.8 INSTALLATION OF STONE CLADDING......................................................................................................... 45

5.9 INSTALLATION OF PARKING SHADE Pre-construction activities:.............................................................47

Shade structure installation...................................................................................................................................... 48

5.10 INSTALLATION OF KERBSTONES AND INTERLOCK...............................................................................49

5.13 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE)............................................................................................... 54

EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE................................................................................................................. 54

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• Identifies resources needed and assigns individual responsibilities

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• Provide fulltime presence and focus on the assigned project.

• Effectively involve and implement the HSE assurance program requirements.

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4.1 MASONRY WORKS

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4.3 TILE FLOOR AND WALL FINISHING WORKS

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B. Storage and Handling of Paint material

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Antifungal Paint Application:

Epoxy Flooor Painting

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Traffic Deck Painting

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5.2 Aluminum works installation