Contents

Method Statement for Doors

Method Statement for Screeding Work
Method Statement for Gypsum Board
Method Statement for Tiling Work
Method Statement for Fixtures and Fittings
METHOD STATEMENT FOR DOOR
Purpose
The purpose of this method statement is to describe the sequence of work and coordination
of the installation of door in compliance to standard and as shown on the drawings.
Scope of Work
This procedure covers the methodology to be followed for carrying out Timber
Door installation in line with the approved technical specifications.
Material & Equipment
1. Materials

• Wooden door frames, Wooden shutter Anchor fastener, Packing, shutter, Hinges,
Screw, Handle, Tower bolt, Lock, Door stopper, Architrave, plush plate, Door closer
and door foam.
2. Equipment and Tools

• Spirit Level, Drilling machine, Screwdriver machine, plumb, Hammer.

Door Installation

• Confirm the door location against the approved shop drawing.

• Verify that the dimensions of the opening are as specified in the drawing.
• Measure the dimension of the door frame/ sub-frame to verify the frame is of
correct size.
• Align the door frame/ sub-frame against the setting out lines, 1m datum line and
level pegs.
• Secure the frame temporarily using timber wedges.
• Adjust the position of the wedges to obtain the required vertical and horizontal
alignment.
• Provide sufficient gaps between the wall and door frame to receive the wall finishes.
• After verifying the alignment of frame, fasten the frame in position using approved
wall plugs/ galvanized straps.5.9 Grout the gap between the wall and door frame.
• Timber strip should be used to provide firm backing during grouting to enhance the
compactness of grout.
• Verify the dimensions of sub-frame opening.
• Check to ensure that the frame, panel, and architrave are of correct type, size and
quality.
• Apply approved bonding agent evenly over the sub-frame and main frame.
• Install and secure the main frame onto the sub-frame.
• Check correct door panel as per approved shop drawing.
• Install the door panel. Ensure a consistent gap and not more than 5mm between the
door panel and frame.
 • Install the correct lockset. A simple functional test should be conducted by closing
and opening the door.
• Check and ensure the right type of architrave is used.
• Apply bonding agent to the under-side of architrave according to manufacturer’s
recommendation.
• Install the architrave. Ensure that the meter-joints are flat and square.
METHOD STATEMENT FOR SCREEDING WORK
Purpose
The purpose of this method statement is to carry out a systematic work execution for the
screed pouring operation that will result in a safe execution procedure in strict compliance
with the approved project specification and lifting procedure.
Scope of Works
This method statement covers the detailed procedure to be followed for screeds operation
above waterproofing in toilet and below tiling works in concrete slabs wherever necessary.
This also defines the activities and technique of screed pouring work including preparation,
installation, and protection as per project specifications.
Material & Equipment

• Hand Tools
• Wheel Barrow
• Portable Concrete Mixer
• Concrete pump
• Vibrator
• Air Compressor
• Trowel
• Aluminium Straight Edge
• Fork Shovel
• Survey Equipment
• Instruments for measuring
Procedure

• All related documents such as method statement, MEP drawing, MEP clearance, mix
proportion etc., must be approved and available upon request.
• MEP services under screed must be completed, inspected, approved, and protected
as per the drawing/ specification before starting the screeds work.
• Surface for screed application shall be clean, free from dust, cement laitance and
free from any dampness.
• Mark the screeding level to proceed with pouring.
• Screed shall be laid with minimum 50mm thick.
• Curing arrangement shall be done as per requirements.
 • Screed that will receive carpet, vinyl and epoxy will be finished with powder float
blades leaving a smooth finish.
• For screeds in toilet, ensure water proofing as per the approved method and
materials only.
• The screed should be cured, and no equipment or materials should be placed on the
screed for at least 48 hours.
METHOD STATEMENT FOR GYPSUM BOARD
Purpose
The purpose of this method statement is to ensure that the gypsum board suspended
ceiling and related activities are executed safely and in accordance with the contract
requirements and that all activities are conducted in a systematic manner. To ensure that
works are inspected, conformance is verified and documented.
Scope of Work
This procedure is applicable to the following works associated with the project for the
installation of the suspended ceiling as per approved drawings.
Material and Equipment
Material & equipment as per submittal and approval.
Sequence of works:
Before start of suspended ceiling works the following works need to be completed and
assessed by the QAQC engineer from all concerned parties.

• Plaster works to walls up to the require height.

• Stucco and primer work should be done.
• All Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing works (M.E.P) of first fix services should be
completed.
• Protection of flooring.
Fixing of Suspension Grid

• I angle as per approved materials and section details of false ceilings will be fixed on
level marking with self-taping screws and royal plugs or every 400mm c/c and at
100mm near the wall corners and joints angles.
• Vertical support of primary channels or 3.5mm diameter G.I wire with approved
materials and section details will be fixed to concrete slab or 1000mm c/c and
300mm near the wall with 6mm diameter concrete plugs or rivets and extra supports
should be provided near the A/C duct if require.
• Horizontal channels will then be fixed to vertical channels with self-taping screw.
• For areas where the suspension height is much more than typical like the toilets, the
C-channels 38X10mm shall be used as vertical support, the channels shall be fixed to
the slab with high screws from fisher supporting up to a weight of 50kg per fix.
 • Suspension system of the gypsum board ceiling should not be in direct contact with
M.E.P services especially A/C ducts.

Fixing of Gypsum Board

Before starting of the Gypsum Board fixing services of false ceiling clearance will be
obtained by the contractor, consultant, and M.E.P sub-contractor, services of M.E.P above
the false ceiling to be completed and approved inspection of the suspension frame as well
of false ceilings should be carried out by the consultant and should be rectified to comments
if given by them.

• Two layers of Gypsum plaster board sheet as approved should be fixed to furring
channels with self-taping screws at every 100mm c/c and G.I angles @ the perimeter
of walls.
• Extra furring channels should be provided at the joints of Gypsum plaster boards to
its shorter lengths and cut piece joints if required.
• Extra supports should be provided around access panel.

Finishing of Gypsum Board

Before start of the finish works including filler and paint, services of false ceiling marking will
be made by M.E.P sub-contractor as per approved shop drawings for all the electrical points,
A/C supply and return air diffuser position, sprinkler points and position of access panel as
per approved coordinated drawings and inspection by the consultant and contractor to be
obtained for final approval of cutting, gypsum boards shall be cut mechanically.

• Peel off the paper at the square edge of the boards

• Apply joint filler in all the joints to fill the gaps.
• Apply joint filler over the mesh and screw positions in level of the boards and leave it
to get dry.
• The ceiling shall be finished with an approved paint, minimum two coats of paint on
approved dry wall primer. QAQC engineer will review surface preparation before
start of final finishing and painting works.
• The ceiling shall be painting finish, a primer-stucco-paint finish coat shall be done in
compliance with manufacturers standards, and the ceiling shall be properly cleaned
prior to start of paint finish.
• Application of stucco & paint coat layers shall be in different directions.
METHOD SATATEMENT FOR TILING WORK
Purpose
The purpose of this civil work method statement is to outline and describe in detail the
procedure such as setting and lay-out plan on actual location, laying of tiles, mixing of
mortar tile grout, final laying of tiles and all other related activity.
Scope of Work
This procedure applies to the following works with ceramic tiling works as per approved
drawings.
Material & Equipment

• Ceramic tiles
• Cement
• Tile cutter
• Levelling Machine/ Spirit Levels
• Tile Spacer/ String
• Measuring Tape
• Steel Trowel
• Plier
• Other tools
Pre-Requisite for Tiling Work

• Ensure the MEP clearance obtained and all other under laying installations are
approved prior to start of tiling works.
• Working area to be restricted for unauthorized entry.
• The surface to which tiles are to be fixed shall be thoroughly dry before fixing
commences and free from all defects.
• The areas to be tiled shall be brushed clean and all traces of grease, oil, loose particle
etc. must be removed.
• Ensure that the laying of tiles shall be as per the direction and pattern agreed with
the consultant.
• Before laying tiles obtain approval of setting out by consultant. Provide symmetry
about center lines of the space or areas and adjust to minimize tile cutting.
• Layout tile work so that tiles less than ½ full size do not occur and with minimum of
cutting. Ensure cut tiles are in corners and are equal on each wall face.
 • Tile layout on floors/ walls shall follow the layout on floors/ wall as per approved
shop drawings.

1. Tiling Work at Walls

• For concrete block walls and concrete walls to be finished with tile, apply a levelling
coat of plaster minimum 12mm thick, sufficient to cover the unevenness pf the
substrate and to make walls true vertical.
• Plaster shall be finished rough to have a strong key for tiling works.
• Plaster curing period shall be completed before start of tiling work.
• To ensure rows of tiles are truly horizontal, a level line shall be established to
position the starting course.
• Tiles of specified and approved sizes shall be fixed to wall surface by approved
adhesive.
• Mixing of adhesive shall be strictly followed in accordance with manufacture’s
recommendations.
• Mortar shall be used within 2 hours of mixing at normal temperatures or within the
pot life of the mix whichever is achieved earlier.
• Material shall not be used after initial set has taken place.
• Tamp the tile with rubber mallet to obtain required adhesion and level.
• Tiles shall be laid with required spacing and spacers shall be used to align horizontal
and vertical joints.
• Lay tile to pattern in accordance with Shop Drawings. Verify pattern is uninterrupted
through openings.
• Establish lines of borders where applicable.
• Excessive mix/adhesive shall be removed with a damp cloth before the material has
set.
• The vertical joints shall be maintained plumb for the entire true level and plane by
uniformly applied pressure.
• Joints in glazed wall tiles and fittings, after edges of tiles have been thoroughly wet
(after 48 hours) it shall be grouted with neat white or approved grout.
• Grout shall be applied to the space between the tiles using a sponge or a small piece
of the soft cloth.
• Ensure that joints are 6mm deep (or the depth of the tile if less), and are free from
dust and debris.
• Force grout and fill joints completely to entire depth, tool to an approved profile,
clean off surface and leave free from blemishes.
• Keep expansion/ contraction and control joints free of mortar or grout.
 • Control Joints: Provide Control Joints 6nn minimum width in large tile areas at a
maximum of 4.5m in each direction and the perimeter walls. Do not saw-cut joints
after installing tiles.
• Movement joints shall be located as require and be carried through backing to the
structural wall, partially fill with strip and finish flush with sealant to the
manufacture’s recommendations.
• Tiling shall be protected from heat and inclement weather until jointing has
completely set.
2. Tiling Work for Floors
Preparation of Floors: Cast-in-place concrete substrates shall be sufficiently smooth and
level such that when thin-set mortar to accept tiles applied, no void under the tiles occurs.
Grind off high spots and fill-in low spots as necessary to ensure no voids occur.
Floor Water Proofing Application: All toilets & pantries to receive water proofing.
Tiling at Floors

• Apply tile adhesive to the wall in the required thickness.

• Tiles shall be placed according to level shown in drawing and shall be placed firmly
with the help of rubber mallet.
• Remove and reset for solid bearing tiles that give hollow sound when tapped with
steel rod, after installation.
• Tiles shall be laid level or enough slope in wet areas as may be required.
• Particular care shall be taken in wet areas to prevent low spot and pooling of water.
• The tile shall be neatly cut, grind rough on exposed edges around pipes & other
obstructions.
• Silicon rubber sealant shall be inserted between tiles and sanitary fittings.
• When the installation has hardened sufficiently (after 48 hours) a thick grout of
cement mixed with a minimum amount of water/approved grout shall be prepared
and brushed over the floor until all the joints are thoroughly filled.
• Surplus material shall be removed with a dry cloth.
METHOD STATEMENT FOR FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
Before starting the fixtures and fittings installation works, ensure that all MEP and
architecture work such as tiling, cement work, ceiling, doors, and painting is completed and
tested, and site cleared from civil section to install fixture and fittings. Make sure the
approved shop drawings related to the installation area are referred and that required
materials are available at site as per approved material submittals.
Objective
To describe the sequence of work and coordination of the installation of fixtures and fittings
in compliance to standard and as shown on the drawings.
Material & Equipment
Material & equipment as per submittal and approval.
Fixing Method for Sanitary Fittings
1. Water Closet

• After getting the civil clearance, the concealed cistern shall be assembled and
mounted on the wall as per approved manner as well as manufacturer’s
recommendations.
• Cistern water inlet and flush outlet connection shall be completed with suitable
fittings and same to be tested before closing the panel/duct.
• Drainage pipe (W.C. outlet/branch) shall be positioned properly to receive the W.C.
connector.
• Cut out/opening for W.C. outlet, flush outlet, cistern knob/actuator are to be marked
on the panel and same to be cut as per requirement.
• W.C. pan shall be mounted on floor and mark the location of fixing points (space will
be allow for connector).
• Holes to be made on the floor for screwing.
• Ensure that W.C. connector rubber seal is correctly located on rim of connector.
• Lubricate W.C. spigot and rubber seal of connector.
• Insert W.C. spigot into connector and push together.
• Joint/cap to wall/panel and floor sealed with waterproof sealant after
commissioning the system.
2. Wash Basin

• After getting the civil clearance, the water supply and drainage arrangements shall
be made clear and tidy.
• As per manufacturer’s recommendation, using basin as a template to determine
proper counter.
• For wooden or similar counter-top fixing clips shall be used. For marble or similar
countertop basin, be supported on a timber framework.
• After carefully placing the basin, under the rim and joint/cap shall be sealed with
waterproof sealant.
• Mixer location (as per approved) to be marked on the counter and the same to be
cut.
• Then mixer shall be fitted and water supply, drainage connection will be made.
3. Bathtub

• After getting the civil clearance, the bathtub/tray shall be placed on the approved
location and same to be fixed over the block work and levelling the height and slope.
• Tub/tray drain outlet shall be connected to waste pipe using approved
adapter/bush.
• Joint/cap an around the tub/tray sealed with waterproof sealant.
4. Shower Installation

• Before wall tiling work, the mixer approved location shall be marked and hot & cold-
water points are to be terminated accordingly.
• The same above procedure to be followed for the shower head.
• After the tiling work, the exposed mixer/shower head will be fixed.
5. Kitchen Sink

• Water supply and drainage arrangements to be made clear and tidy.

• Counter with finish to be made perfect and properly levelled.
• Install the kitchen sink in the exact position (as specified in drawing).
• Fix the sink mixer and connect with cold and hot water supply with angle valve.
• Fix the waste with ‘P’ Trap (with strainer) and connect to the drainpipe.
• Seal the gap between kitchen sink and marble.
Installation Procedure for Light Fixture

• Installation works shall be carried out only with respect to approved shop drawings
of latest revision.
• Site Engineer (Electrical) must ensure that all the lighting fixtures are received at site
as per approved material submittal and as per approval.
• Ensure all finishing works in all related areas are completed for the area of
installation and released / cleared by civil section to proceed on with the installation
of lighting fixtures.
• Type of lighting fixtures are to be selected as per the approved schedule of lighting
and approved shop drawing.
• Lighting fixtures installed in exposed external areas shall be of weatherproof type.
• Lighting fixtures are to be installed in line and parallel with other line of fixtures as
per approved shop drawings, and false ceiling drawing.
• Lighting fixtures which are heavy shall be supported from the ceiling using galvanized
caddy clip and heavy gauge G.I. wire.
• Lighting fixtures fixed in service areas, where there is no false ceiling, fittings are to
be fixed firmly using anchor bolts. minimum 6mm bolt and metal expansion anchor
rods.
• Fixing of lighting fixtures above ducts, pipes, trays, and trunkings shall be avoided.
• All lighting fixtures shall be connected with earthing cable.
• Before fixing lamps, all lighting fixtures are to be cleaned. Gloves shall be used in
works.
• Correct lamps are to be fixed in lighting fixtures.
• Installation of louvers shall be installed and protected by polyethene sheets.
• Care should be taken in fixing the fitting louvers and avoid fingerprints or dust on
louver.
• Before installation all wires should be tested, megarad and schedules should be
submitted to Engineers for approval and records shall be maintained.
• GI boxes, round PVC boxes in concrete must be treated after plaster and the edges
shall be finished good and clean. Wall finish shall be done uniformly around the box
edges.
• Test results should be submitted to consultant for the records.
 • Ensure that where luminaries are fixed direct to conduit boxes the final circuit
connections are adequately protected against the heat transfer from the luminaries.

RESPONSIBILITY
Project Manager
Responsible for the overall implementation of the procedure, ensuring the works described
in this statement are conducted to required codes, standards, and best practices in
conformance with approved drawings and specification.
Site Engineer
Along with surveyor / foreman will ensure that the works are carried out in accordance with
the specification, approved drawings, and accordance with this method statement.
QA/QC Engineer
Shall ensure that the works are carried out in accordance with the project’s requirement.
He/she shall be also responsible for the implementation or related QA/QC works as detailed
and as required in these procedures.
HSE Inspector / Safety Officer
Shall ensure implementation of all safety procedures and regulations as per our safety
procedures and regulations as per our HSE Plan and in accordance with the safety plan set
by contractor, he shall conduct training and toolbox talks on the hazards, danger, and
controls before commencement of works.