Alternative Proposal - Method Statement - Rev.0

PROJECT:
Construction of Security Boundary Wall

Around APC Plants & Numaira Site
(IFB#201802330/MK)
SAFE WORKS METHOD STATEMENT

“Alternative”
Construction of Boundary Wall Using
Precast Concrete Panels,
Precast Concrete Columns,
& CIS Concrete Isolated Footings
AS PREPARED BY:
United Enterprises Company – General Contracting

‫ مقاوالت عامة‬- ‫شركة المشاريع المتحدة‬
United Enterprise Company – General Contracting
17, Oudeh Abu Tayeh St., Shmeisani, Amman – Jordan
P.O.BOX 830287 / Postal Code 11183
Tel: +962 6 5662 628
Email: info@uec-jo.com
Website: http://www.uec-jo.com
Method Statement: Alternative Option - Construction of Boundary Wall
Using Solid Precast Concrete Panels, Precast Concrete Columns & CIS Concrete Isolated Footings
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PURPOSE .................................................................................................. 3
2. SCOPE ....................................................................................................... 3
3. REFERENCES ........................................................................................... 3
4. DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................. 3
5. KEY STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES .............................................................. 3
6. EQUIPMENT & PLANT .............................................................................. 6
7. TOOLS & MATERIALS .............................................................................. 8
8. METHODOLOGY ....................................................................................... 9
9. DOCUMENTATION .................................................................................. 23
10. HSE REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 23
11. APPENDIX - A ........................................................................................ 24
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1. PURPOSE
This method statement aims at revealing the execution strategy and associated tasks involved in
completing the boundary wall using the Alternative Proposal’s solid precast concrete panels
(maximum of 120 mm thk. depending on final structural design), precast concrete columns &
cast-in-place concrete footings.
A “Tasks Risk Assessment” supports this method statement and can be found in Appendix-A.
2. SCOPE
This document aims at familiarizing the concerned parties with the details and sequence of the
relevant activities, and the planned utilization of resources for the safe delivery of the boundary
wall. As such, the method statement will address required key staff, their respective
responsibilities, the required equipment and tools necessary for completing the job, and the
methodology of execution, in a stepwise, chronological fashion.
The concerned boundary wall will serve as the security barrication around two locations
belonging to the Arab Potash Company (CLIENT): the A.P.C Plants location and the Numeira
location, stretching estimated lengths of ~3,300 m and ~2,200 m respectively, with visible height
3.6 m above ground level, and all as per client requirements. An optional accessory would be to
top the wall with metallic concertina and barbed wires upon request of the CLIENT.
3. REFERENCES
1. Project Specifications & drawings (as provided by CLIENT).

2. Buildings’ Civil & Architectural Works Technical Specifications issued by The Ministry of
Public
Works & Housing (1996).
3. Arab/Jordanian Code.
4. DEFINITIONS
4.1. HSE : Health, Safety & Environment

4.2. ITP : Inspection and Test Plan
4.3. PPE : Personal Protective Equipment.
4.4. RFI : Request for Inspection
4.5. SE : Supervision Engineer
5. KEY STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES
Project Manager
 Responsible for overall construction activities inclusive of ensuring that all safety measures
are implemented, and all required equipment & materials are available on site.
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 Ensuring that execution is in line with the project’s allocated budget & time-frame.
 Ensuring that all construction operations are carried out in accordance with the Project
Specifications, Construction Procedures and Drawings.
 Attending meetings with CLIENT & SE to review progress and all issues concerning the
project.
 Ensure that all the documentations are complete as per the project requirements and
company policies.
Field Engineer
 Responsible for the day-to-day planning of excavations, backfilling, casting of footings and
the production and erection of the precast concrete panels and columns.
 Ensuring the timely allocation of resources and materials to facilitate the timely completion of
the tasks and activities, all in accordance with project specifications, drawings and program
of work.
 Liaison with all crews (production & erection) to maintain daily scheduled progress.
 Monitoring day-to-day activities, progress reporting and task delegation. Over all in charge
of precast yard and erection site personnel.
 Ensuring the cooperation of all work crews with the Safety Officer to implement all the
necessary safety & environmental protection measures as per the HSE Plan.
 Coordination with the QC Inspector and raising completed works RFIs (as per ITP) with the
relevant drawings & checklists. Verify all inspection reports are carried out as per ITP.
 Informing the QC inspector on the daily work plan (what is planned for concreting, erection,
excavation, backfilling etc…).
QC Inspector
 Responsible for verifying that the quality and accuracy of product is being achieved,
processes are being implemented; controls are in place and records are being generated
and maintained.
 Carrying out pre-pour, post-pour, pre-erection & post-erection inspections.
 Filling internal checklists to ensure compliance before SE inspections.
 Completion and filing of all inspection records under his control and reporting quality
concerns and discrepancies to Project Manager.
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 Obtain SE approval signatures following inspections as required.
General Foreman / Supervisor

 Responsible for the day in, day out delegation of tasks to production crew, earthworks team
& erection personnel. Collaborating with Field Engineer to make sure all resources and
materials arrangements are in place and in accordance with project specifications
requirements.
 Reporting to Field Engineer regarding matters affecting progress and quality.
 Ensuring that all necessary safety measures are being implemented.
 Coordinating with Surveyor to make sure survey team is aware of daily work tasks and
locations to enable them to set out excavation coordinates, assist with erection tasks, and
wherever needed.
 Coordinating with stockyard and shifting personnel regarding required pieces needed for
erection as per day plan and erection programme.
Safety Officer
 To enforce and monitor compliance of all personnel in the production yards, steel yards,
storage areas and erection sites with the HSE plan.
 Carry out safety inductions to all UEC staff.
 Prepare daily / weekly safety tool box talks for each new task, making sure each team
leader is fully aware of the safety hazards involved in his, and the actions to be taken to
mitigate those hazards. (Refer to TRA in Appendix-A).
 Directly reporting to Project Manager about safety and health related non-compliances and
concerns.
 Fill out near-miss reports and accident reports. These to be submitted for record keeping
and circulation to company management.
Surveyor
 Establish the control points by scouting existing reference points defined and indicated by
the CLIENT/Engineer.
 Setting out of boundary wall path and identifying any obstructions that needs removal /
displacement.
 Following up with excavation and earthworks team to make sure excavations course and
depth as per required.
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 Providing markings for the placement of blinding pads, footings, and assist in achieving
correct columns plumbing and alignment during erection.
6. EQUIPMENT & PLANT
sn Description Nos. Task Illustrative Picture
For site supervision

1 4x4 Pick-up 2 transportation & mobility
truck between yard offices and
erection sites
Backhoe For earthworks excavations

2 Loader 1 and backfilling works
(JCB)
3 Crawler 1 For earthworks excavations

Excavator and backfilling works
For earthworks excavations

4 Wheel 1 and backfilling works. Sieving
Loader of soil
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For transportation of soil

5 Tipper 4 waste from excavations, and
Trucks selected fill for backfilling.
20 ton
Flatbed For shifting and installation of
6 with 1 precast concrete columns and
Crane panels
(HIAB)
For loading and erection of

All-terrain
7 precast elements. Assistance
Mobile 1
in offloading material in yard.
Crane
(35t)
(Owned by concrete supplier)

Transit Delivers freshly batched
8 Concrete n/a concrete for the on-site
Mixer precast products & the
Truck blinding mats
Hand- For consolidating sub-grade

Guided 2 under footings and backfill
1 9 Roller around footings and column
Compactor necks
(2 ton)
Hand- For consolidating sub-grade

10 Guided 2 under footings and backfill
plate around footings and column
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Compactor necks
200 cfm For supplying high pressure

11 mobile air 1 air to power pneumatic needle
Compres vibrators, and high pressure
sor air for cleaning
5,000
litters For filling up equipment,
12 Diesel 1 (generator & light towers (if
Tank with required)
integrate
d pump
10,000 For dust control, soil

13 litter 1 moisturizing for compaction
Water and other works
Tanker
7. TOOLS & MATERIALS

7.1 Tools
 Ladders  Hand pump sprayer

 Protective clothing  Temperature gauge
 PPE (gloves, hard hats, goggles and  Slump kit
safety harness).  Pry bars
 Warning tape, cone barrication  Poker vibrator
 Steel moulds  Laser level
 Drilling machines  Total station
 Grinders  Spirit level
 Shovels and Screeders
 Hand trowels and float
7.2 Materials
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 Concrete as per design mix  Mould release agent

 High tensile reinforcement deformed bars  Cementitious repair mortar
 Welded wire fabric mesh (wwf)  Coal Tar Epoxy
 Lifting strands / hooks (as per handling  Base plates.
requirements)  Threaded rods + nuts + washer
 Plastic rebar spacers (chairs)  Steel angles or pipes
 Non-shrink grout (as per approved)  Concertina barbed wires
 Curing agent
8. METHODOLOGY
8.1 Mobilization Stage
8.1.1 Handing-over of Site:-

The Client will hand over setting out of the boundary reference points and
benchmarks to the Contractor. Upon issuing Letter of Commencement, the
Contractor’s surveyors will perform setting-out of the boundary wall and
benchmarks, and perform a topographical survey.
8.1.2 SE’s Offices:-

The consultant office caravan will be allocated where instructed and fitted out as per
project specifications.
8.1.3 Contractor’s Offices & Facilities:-

The Contractor’s site offices and facilities are to be completed in accordance with
the project’s requirements & work duration needs. Contractor’s site offices include
offices for the managerial and quality control staff. The contractor’s offices and main
facilities will be established in an agreed upon location within the project’s limits or
the vicinities. Offices will be provided with electric energy, potable water and septic
tank.
8.1.4 Contractor Work Facilities:-

An area to be allotted for Contractors equipment, tools and materials. <Production
yard> leveled contete grade 25 to be a casting bed for the mould of the precast
concrete columns & panels
8.2 Design Phase
8.2.1 Design Development:-

In parallel with the ongoing mobilization activities, the Contractor, along with his
appointed structural Engineer, will commence engineering of the boundary wall and
generate detailed design drawings supported by calculations for approval.
8.2.2 Work Shop Drawings:-
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Upon approval of design drawings and calculations, Work Shop Drawings for the
boundary wall elements (foundations, 120 mm precast concrete panels and
columns) will be produced for execution.
8.3 Pre-Construction Phase
8.3.1 Submittals:-
Submission of Construction Program & CAR insurance within 14 days from Letter of
Commencement. Concrete Mix design from approved supplier to be submitted prior
to commencing of construction activities.
8.3.2 Materials Procurement:-

Sourcing of construction materials from vendors / suppliers (reinforcement steel and
accessories, shuttering formworks and steel moulds, structural fill, coal tar epoxy
and other construction materials etc…).
8.4 Construction Phase
8.4.1 Excavations & Earthworks:-
8.4.1.1 Site Clearing:

Removal of any obstructions along the route of the boundary wall and
establishing access routes for trailers and cranes / HIABs.
8.4.1.2 Site Preparations:

Removal of bushes, scrub and/or undergrowth and leveling of terrain along path
of boundary wall.
8.4.1.3 Structural Excavations:

Earth removal equipment (backhoe loader, excavator, loaders and tipper trucks)
will dig, transport and segregate excavated material into suitable (approved as
per specifications), and unsuitable (rejected as per specifications). The rejected
(unsuitable) material, and surplus soil, will be transported to an approved
dumping site. The approved (suitable) soil will be stockpiled for later usage as
selected fill. Testing of excavated material will be done to reveal suitability or
otherwise (A6, A7 not approved).
Upon reaching bottom of foundations (BOF) level, the ground must be trimmed
to receive the concrete blinding. Safety barrication (warning tape) to be provided
until pits are backfilled and ground is reinstated.
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Fig.1 Excavation of Footings
8.4.1.4 Structural Backfill:

The Geotechnical Investigation Report recommends extra excavations of
artificial fill if encountered at BOF level. It must be replaced by structural fill to a
depth of 1.5 - 2.0 times the width of the foundation below the BOF level, in order
to achieve suitable sub-grade bearing capacity. The structural fill will be sourced
from outside the project site and will be placed, compacted as per specifications.
8.4.1.5 Selected Backfill:

Selected backfilling will be done at the end to fill all excavated pits to ground
level. Placement, watering and compaction to be as per specifications.
8.4.2 Cast-in-Place Footings:-
8.4.2.1 Concrete Blinding:

Once BOF level is reached, surveyors will indicate corners of concrete blinding
mats. Next carpenters will provide 10 cm high shuttering for the boundary of the
pour. C25 (25 MPa compressive strength @ 28 days) concrete will be placed
inside the forms. Water curing will be performed as per standards.
Fig.2 Blinding Concrete at Bottom of Excavation
8.4.2.2 Footings Formwork:

Surveyors will mark on the blinding concrete’s top surface the four corners of the
footing. The carpenter’s team will use chalk lines to connect the four edges of
the footing, marking the outer edges of the shutters, and proceed with fixing and
securing the shutters. The shutters inner surfaces will be cleaned and free of dirt
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or other debris.
The formwork will be tightly secured and QC inspected against a Forming
Checklist and the relevant drawings.
Fig.3 Footing Formwork
Form oil will be applied evenly to the inner surfaces of the shutters, and the next
step will be to insert the rebar and anchor bolts.
8.4.2.3 Footings Rebar & Accessories:

The steel reinforcement bar size, number, spacing and clear cover will be
indicated by the production shop drawings. A shaded steel yard will be set up
onsite for the fabrication (cutting bending and fixing) of the steel reinforcement
cages. These will be made ready for insertion into the footing forms. Placement
of reinforcement with regard to cover, lap lengths etc… will be done as per
specifications
Fig.4 Footings Reinforcement Steel
The anchor J-bolts (for the column-to-foundation connection) will be cast-in the
footing. Steel fixers will utilize a template that secures the four bolts in their
relative positions, and the template to be centered horizontally within the footing
form, and levelled properly. Once properly aligned and levelled, the exposed
threads are to be covered with masking tape to avoid being splashed by
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concrete during pour.
8.4.2.4 Footing Concrete Place, Finish & Cure:

The Contractor’s QC inspector would have already checked the footing ready for
casting and prepared the Pre-Pour Checklist. Any discrepancies found, the QC
inspector would have informed the Field Engineer or foreman for immediate
rectification. The SE will be informed on the readiness of the work and
requested to inspect it through raising an RFI, and once approved concrete
supplier to be informed of pour schedule.
Depending on ambient temperature, the formwork may be misted with water to

provide cooling. On the arrival of the first batch of concrete, its time ex-plant,
ambient temperature and concrete temperature shall be observed. Cube
samples must be taken at a pre-determined frequency for standard compressive
strength testing. A slump test for assessment of workability shall also be
conducted near placement location. All these observations shall be recorded by
the QC inspector assisted by the lab technician.
Notes:
 Slump of 125mm ± 25 is found within limits, elapsed time between batching
and placing of concrete shall not exceed specs requirements.
 The Temperature of the concrete at the time of placing not to exceed 32°C.
 Ambient temperature shall be 38°C Maximum.
 In hot weather, cooled water shall be used for mixing concrete. If
necessary, crushed or flaked ice shall be added. This procedure shall be
performed under strict control to ensure the total amount of water added
remains under the prescribed limits.
No water should be added on site. Drop height should be restricted to no more

than 1 m, and proper vibration using external needle vibrators (and mould
vibrators where seen fit) so as to retain no appreciable amount of entrapped air.
The vibrator should draw through each successive deposit of fresh concrete into
the previous placement to ensure adequate blending. Screeders will be used to
maintain thickness and levelling after spreading
After initial setting, hand floating & troweling is done to achieve the desired slick
finish of the top face of the elements.
The form shutters will be kept for a sufficient period of time to retain moisture
within the casted footings, and the top surface will be cured appropriately by
keeping moist for three days after casting.
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Fig.5 Curing & Hardening of Footing Concrete
8.4.2.5 Footing Waterproofing:

Three coats of coal tar epoxy will be applied to all surfaces exposed to the soil.
8.4.3 Precast Concrete Panels & Columns Production:-
8.4.3.1 Casting Moulds Design & Fabrication:

The moulds will consist of side steel shutters anchored to a steel base plate.
The steel shutters and base plate will be fabricated to give the concrete finish
required and the dimensions provided in the approved shop drawings. Allowable
tolerances shall conform to project specifications and international precast
standards. The production demands of the approved time schedule will dictate
the total number of moulds that must be made available so as to accommodate
the concrete placing/finishing/stripping cycles without negatively affecting the
construction programme. The steel forms will be laid out on a concrete casting
bed according to shapes and types of elements. 10x10mm chamfers will be
welded to shutter boundaries to give concrete edges cleaner appearance with
no chipping.
Fig.6 Precast Mould Fabrication Drawings
8.4.3.2 Preparing the Precast Elements Prior to Pour:
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The mould inner surfaces will be cleaned and free of dirt or other debris. After
each casting cycle the shutter surfaces should be cleaned from any concrete
residues with scrappers. The shutters will be visually inspected to identify any
wear and/or deformation that must be remedied before next casting.
The mould shutters will be secured and QC inspected and checked for
squareness and correct dimensions and a Forming Checklist (refer to ITP & QC
Plan) is filled out, where inaccuracies are found, they must be adjusted
accordingly. PCI Manual 120-99 chapter 8 and PCI manual 135-00 shall be
referred to as international standards to govern allowable tolerances in
production of precast/pre-stressed elements.
Fig.7 QC Inspection after Mould Assembly
Next, Mould release agent will be applied evenly to all inner surfaces of the
shutters.
Fig.8 Form Release Agent Application Prior to Rebar Insertion
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The steel reinforcement bar/WWF mesh size, number, spacing and clear cover
will be indicated by the approved production shop drawings. A shaded steel yard
will be set up onsite for the fabrication of the steel reinforcement cages, cutting
and bending making ready for insertion into the moulds. Local design standards
governs the placement of reinforcement with regard to cover, lap lengths etc…
Fig.9 The wwf Mesh & Rebar Placed inside Moulds
Lifting inserts will be fixed to the rebar in the elements according to location and
specifications provided in the shop drawings. These will be engineered based
on precast element dimensions and weight, and the fixing information will be
reflected on handling drawings. The lifting anchors may be either flush with the
surface or recessed. Where appearance is a factor, a recessed embedment
may be used as it can be concealed with grout.
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Fig.10 Precast Concrete Lifting for Panels & Columns
Any other cast-in items (electrical conduits, back boxes or block-outs), if any, will
be tied to the main reinforcement at the specified locations and as per details
provided in the shop drawings.
8.4.3.3 Precast Elements Concreting:

Concrete supplier to be informed of pour schedule in advance and an RFI
shall be raised for consultant/Engineer’s approval as per the approved ITP.
As per the ITP, the QC inspector will check the prepared elements against
the Pre-Pour Checklist items (reference is made to UEC QC Plan ITPs)
informing Production Supervisor of any discrepancies for immediate
rectification. The SE will be informed on the readiness of the work and
requested to inspect it.
Fig.10 Final QC Check before Concrete Placement

After approval to proceed is granted, the steel mold may be misted with water
to provide cooling. On the arrival of the first batch of concrete, its time ex-
plant, ambient temperature and concrete temperature shall be observed. A
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slump test for assessment of workability shall be conducted near placement

location. All these observations shall be recorded by the QC inspector
Notes:
 Slump of 125mm ± 25 is found within limits, elapsed time between

batching and placing of concrete shall not exceed specs
requirements.
 The Temperature of the concrete at the time of placing shall not exceed
32°C.
 Ambient temperature shall be 38°C Maximum.
 In hot weather, cooled water shall be used for mixing concrete. If
necessary, crushed or flaked ice shall be added. This procedure
shall be performed under strict control to ensure the total amount of
water added remains under the prescribed limits.
Fig.11 Concrete Placement, Vibrating & Screeding
No water should be added on site and cube samples are taken for
compressive testing as per QC Plan. Drop height should be restricted to no
more than 1 m, and proper vibration using external needle vibrators (and
mould vibrators where seen fit) so as to retain no appreciable amount of
entrapped air. The vibrator should draw through each successive deposit of
fresh concrete into the previous placement to ensure adequate blending.
Screeders will be used to maintain thickness and levelling after spreading.
8.4.3.4 Precast Elements Concrete Finishing:

After initial set, bull floats will be used to make way for a smoother and flatter
surface. Once the concrete, gains enough strength to support the weight of a
walk behind trowel, power troweling is used to achieve the desired slick finish of
the top face of the elements. Whereas this technique is practical for the flat wall
panels, it is not doable for the columns, those elements’ top faces will be hand
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trowels/floats finished.
Fig.12 Trowel Finishing Top Surfaces of Precast Elements
8.4.3.5 Precast Elements Concrete Curing:

The use of approved curing compound coats to protect against drying out.
This moisture retention procedure should be done immediately after
concrete finishing is completed, and should be maintained by keeping
shutters in place and secured until concrete reaches adequate strength.
Fig.13 Curing Compound Application Immediately After Finishing
8.4.3.6 Precast Elements Demoulding:

Upon achieving required strength (15MPa compressive strength or 3.45MPa
modulus of rupture) the finished concrete elements are demolded by
stripping the side shutters by pinching from both extremities with pry bars
ensuring the concrete edges suffer no damage. Every precast element shall
be permanently marked with a specific name as per its shop drawing and
the followed mark numbering format which must include the Mold_Type in
which it was cast, and the Date_of_Casting. The demolding crew will rig the
elements by attaching the lifting clutches that are attached the sling chains
of the production yard’s mobile crane. The crane should have adequate
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capacity, and the stripping process must be done under the supervision and
instructions of the production yard’s rigging supervisor. The elements are
then transported on board a flat trailer to the stockyard. In case of defects or
damages, the QC engineer shall be informed immediately.
The stacking of the panels, columns and footing elements in their final
positions in racks and on sufficient dunnage to eliminate risk of tipping over
or deflection. Damp proofing coal tar epoxy will be applied in the stockyard
to columns’ submerged portions prior to shifting to erection location.
8.4.3.7 Precast Elements Demoulding:

The concrete items will be transported within project site from production
yard to storage and from storage yard to erection site on proper dunnage
and secured to the flatbed with latching chains and belts. Care must be
practiced when securing latching chains and belts by providing Styrofoam
cushioning to prevent concrete damage. During loading the elements will be
placed in a sequence that suits the offloading sequence, keeping in mind the
overall stability of the load.
8.4.4 Erection of the Precast Columns & Panels:-
8.4.4.1 Erection of Columns:

1. Footings anchor bolts masking tape is removed, and a set of nut
and washer connected to each bolt threads
2. Shim pack placed between the 4 anchor bolts (on top of footing)
to achieve desired column’s base plate level.
3. The erection crew will offload the column of the flat bed using the
erection site’s mobile crane with adequate capacity, and under
the supervision of the site erection supervisor. The rigging belt is
attached to the column from a hole provided at top of the column
for erection
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Fig.14 Erection of Precast Columns

4. The columns are slowly lowered and positioned such that all
foundation bolts go inside the holes of their base plates.
Fig.15 Lowering Precast Columns into Foundation Bolts
5. Plumbness (verticality) of the column must be fine tuned through

the assistance surveyor and his equipment, and any deviations be
adjusted.
6. After ok to proceed is issued by both foreman and surveyor, the
bolted connection is established and torqued as required.
7. The gap between the column base plate and top of footing, also
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the exposed part of the bolted connection will be covered in 5 cm

thick concrete and treated with 3 coats of coal tar epoxy before
proceeding.
8.4.4.2 Setting of Precast Panels:

1- The wall panels will be transported to the erection site on board
flatbed
trailers with proper dunnage and secured to the bed of trailer with
the
help of latching belts.
Fig.16 Shifting precast panels from production yard to erection

2- The erection crew will handle each panel from the intended
handling
inserts and offload it from the flat bed using the erection site’s
mobile
crane with adequate capacity, and under the supervision of the
site
erection supervisor.
Fig.17 Handling of Precast Panels During Erection
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3- The panels will be slowly dropped in the vertical grooves of the 2

abutting H-shaped columns and vertically supported by the
pocket
footings from either side.
Fig.18 Inserting the Precast Panels in Column Grooves
8.4.5 Backfilling, Ground Re-instating & Finishing:-
The procedure for backfilling and associated tasks (watering, compaction &
testing) has been discussed in section 8.4.1. It is however re-iterated here.
The backfilling process begins right after column erection is completed. The
tipper trucks supply the approved selected back fill, and the backhoe loader fills
the pits with the soil in layers and each layer is properly compacted, until finish
ground level (FGL) is reached.
Accessories like concertina wire and barbed wire (as per instructions of CLIENT)
can then be fitted after completion of all erection and backfilling works HC.
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Fig.19 Bringing Ground Level Back to Desired Level and Preforming Touch up Works
9. DOCUMENTATION
The work inspection notice for all the above tasks will be in accordance with ITP and QC Plan.
The inspection requests will be raised to the consultant in advance to confirm time of field
check. All documentation and inspection reports will be signed by the QC engineer and kept
for internal use and a copy sent to the supervision engineer attached with the inspection
requests.
10. HSE REQUIREMENTS

The safe method of works conducted will be as per the HSE Plan.
 Good housekeeping will be observed in all working areas. Construction wastes will be
segregated and disposed to an approved dump yard.
 Nominated skilled persons carrying out the works will be qualified, properly equipped
and provided with the all the necessary PPE required against the potential hazards, and
trained for the safe manual handling techniques.
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Construction of Security Boundary Wall

SAFE WORKS METHOD STATEMENT

United Enterprises Company – General Contracting

5. KEY STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES .............................................................. 3

6. EQUIPMENT & PLANT .............................................................................. 6

7. TOOLS & MATERIALS .............................................................................. 8

10. HSE REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................... 23

11. APPENDIX - A ........................................................................................ 24

1. Project Specifications & drawings (as provided by CLIENT).

4.1. HSE : Health, Safety & Environment

5. KEY STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES

 Carrying out pre-pour, post-pour, pre-erection & post-erection inspections.

 Filling internal checklists to ensure compliance before SE inspections.

 Obtain SE approval signatures following inspections as required.

General Foreman / Supervisor

 Reporting to Field Engineer regarding matters affecting progress and quality.

 Ensuring that all necessary safety measures are being implemented.

 Carry out safety inductions to all UEC staff.

6. EQUIPMENT & PLANT

sn Description Nos. Task Illustrative Picture

For site supervision

Backhoe For earthworks excavations

3 Crawler 1 For earthworks excavations

For earthworks excavations

For transportation of soil

sn Description Nos. Task Illustrative Picture

For loading and erection of

(Owned by concrete supplier)

Hand- For consolidating sub-grade

Hand- For consolidating sub-grade

200 cfm For supplying high pressure

sn Description Nos. Task Illustrative Picture

10,000 For dust control, soil

7. TOOLS & MATERIALS

 Ladders  Hand pump sprayer

 Concrete as per design mix  Mould release agent

8.1 Mobilization Stage

8.1.1 Handing-over of Site:-

8.1.2 SE’s Offices:-

8.1.3 Contractor’s Offices & Facilities:-

8.1.4 Contractor Work Facilities:-

8.2 Design Phase

8.2.1 Design Development:-

8.2.2 Work Shop Drawings:-

8.3 Pre-Construction Phase

8.3.2 Materials Procurement:-

8.4.1 Excavations & Earthworks:-

8.4.1.1 Site Clearing:

8.4.1.2 Site Preparations:

8.4.1.3 Structural Excavations:

Fig.1 Excavation of Footings

8.4.1.4 Structural Backfill:

8.4.1.5 Selected Backfill:

8.4.2.1 Concrete Blinding:

Fig.2 Blinding Concrete at Bottom of Excavation

8.4.2.2 Footings Formwork:

Fig.3 Footing Formwork

8.4.2.3 Footings Rebar & Accessories:

Fig.4 Footings Reinforcement Steel

concrete during pour.

8.4.2.4 Footing Concrete Place, Finish & Cure:

Depending on ambient temperature, the formwork may be misted with water to