29 Method Statement BRICK WORK

ISGEC Heavy Engineering Ltd
METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK
Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)
METHOD STATEMENT OF SCAFFOLDING AND

BRICK WORKS
VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH SITE
BAUXITE HANDLING PROJECT
Prepared By Reviewed By Approved By
Execution Department Site In-charge TCE/VLL

1.0 PUROSE
The purpose of this statement is to follow the construction procedure of

Brick masonry as per specifications and maintain good workmanship & with
relevant tolerances criteria as per TATA Hallmark.
.
2.0 SCOPE
This procedure establishes the materials, dressing, laying, joining, curing,

Workmanship etc for Brick masonry work. As per IS 2212
3.0REFERENCES
3.1Contract Specification
3.2Latest GFC Drawings
4.0MATERIAL:
A) Bricks:
Fly ash bricks shall be confirms to standard specification, regular in shape
and size with sharp edges and corners. Frog of the brick shall not be less
than 1cm and greater than 2cm. It should give clear metallic ringing sound
and water absorption shall not more than 20% by weight.
B) Cement:
Shall be used 43 grade Ordinary Portland cement as per standards.
Cement shall be fresh & free from lumps etc. It shall be stored as per
guidelines & shall not be store more than 90 days from manufacturing &
shall be consumed on FIFO basis.
C) Sand:
Sand for masonry mortar shall be natural sand , VSI sand (passing on 150
mc should not more than 15%) combination of any of these conform to
IS:2116-1980. Sand shall be hard durable, medium coarse sand, clean
sharp and free from clay.
D) Water:
Water used for brick work should be clean and free from injurious amount
of deleterious materials. Potable water shall be used for masonry work.
E) Scaffolding:
1. Scaffolding shall be made by cup lock scaffold pipes.
2. Authorized persons shall construct the scaffolding.

3. Scaffold to be made as per VLL standard.
4. Tagging shall be provided in scaffolding by authorized scaffold inspector.
5. Full body harness to be used by all concerned workers working on platform.
F): Tools
Travel, spanner, hammer, measuring jar, pan, Right angle, line dori and
level guide etc.
4.2 Laying of Bricks:

4.2.1 All loose materials, dirt and set lumps of mortar which may be laying over
the surface on which brickwork is to be freshly started shall be removed with
a wire brush. Brick shall be laid on a full bed of mortar. The mortar joint shall
be 10mm in thickness.
4.2.2 Before laying of fly ash bricks it should be wet 24 hrs. before start of work
4.2.3 When laying the bricks shall be properly bedded and slightly pressed with
handle of trowel so that the mortar can get in to all the pores of the brick
surface to ensure proper adhesion
4.2.4 All the joints shall be properly flushed and packed with mortar so that no
hollow spaces are left. Care shall be taken to see that the required quantity
of water is added to the mortar at the mixing platform to obtain required
consistency. Addition of water during laying of the course shall not be
permitted.
4.2.5 For walls two brick thick and over the joints shall be grouted at every course
in addition to bedding and flushing with mortar.
4.2.6 Bricks shall be laid with frog up however when the top course is exposed,
brick shall be laid with frog down and care shall be taken to fill the frogs with
mortar before embedding the bricks in position.
4.2.7 provision of 100 mm thick RCC stiffeners of grade M20 concrete after every
one meter course, consisting of 2 Nos 8 mm dia bars & links at 300 c/c.
4.2.8 During construction of ledge wall application of approved brand hack aid to
be done on the RCC surface as per TDS.
4.2.9 After application of hack aid when surface become tacky, apply a chat/dash
coat of cement mortar.
4.2: Bond
4.2.1 All brickwork shall be built in Flemish Bond with frog upward.
4.3: Striking of Joints
4.3.1 Where no pointing, plastering or other finish is indicated the green mortar
shall be
Neatly struck and flush. Where pointing, plastering or other finish is
indicated, the
Joints shall be squarely raked out to a depth not less than 10mm for
plastering and
15mm for pointing
4.4 Cleaning:
4.4.1 Face of brickwork shall be cleaned on the same day it is laid and all mortar
dropping removed.
4.5 Curing
4.5.1 All fresh brick work shall be protected from the effects of sun, rain, etc, by
suitable

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ISGEC Heavy Engineering Ltd

METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK

Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)

METHOD STATEMENT OF SCAFFOLDING AND

VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH SITE

BAUXITE HANDLING PROJECT

Prepared By Reviewed By Approved By

Execution Department Site In-charge TCE/VLL

METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK

Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)

The purpose of this statement is to follow the construction procedure of

This procedure establishes the materials, dressing, laying, joining, curing,

METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK

Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)

METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK

Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)

2. Authorized persons shall construct the scaffolding.

4.2 Laying of Bricks:

METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK

Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)

4.3: Striking of Joints

METHOD STATEMENT OF BRICK WORK

Name of the Project : VEDANTA LIMITED, LANJIGARH (BAUXITE HANDLING SITE)

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