WEC-CM-MS-0...... Method Statement For Tower Crane Installation

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR SCAFFOLDING INSTALLATION
METHOD STATEMENT FOR

TOWER INSTALLATION
Doc. No.: WEC-CM-MS-0
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ISSUED DATE
REV. WRITTEN BY REVIEWED BY APPROVED BY
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Doc. No.: WEC-GEN/DCC-001

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TABLE OF CONTENT
A. GENERAL..................................................................................................................... 3
1. Introduction................................................................................................................. 3
2. Document reference....................................................................................................3
3. Scope of work.............................................................................................................3
4. Definitions abbreviation..............................................................................................3
5. Responsibility..............................................................................................................4
B. ORGANIZATION CHART...........................................................................................4
1. Site Manager:..............................................................................................................4
2. Construction Manager.................................................................................................5
3. QA/QC Manager.........................................................................................................5
4. HSSE Manager............................................................................................................5
C. MANPOWER & EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION.......................................................5
1. Manpower mobilization..............................................................................................5
2. Equipment mobilization..............................................................................................6
D. CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE....................................................................................6
E. ERECTION PROCEDURE............................................................................................6
1. Work flow...................................................................................................................6
2. Mobilization and Unloading........................................................................................7
3. Survey of Location and Alignment.............................................................................8
4. Construction tower crane foundation:.........................................................................8
5. .Assembly of Tower Crane..........................................................................................9
F. RISK ASSEESMENT (FOR METHOD STATEMENT).............................................14
1. Method ensures safety...............................................................................................14
2. Method ensures health & environment......................................................................14
3. Method ensures fire prevention and protection.........................................................15
4. Project HSE document for reference.........................................................................16
G. ATTACHMENTS........................................................................................................17

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A. GENERAL
1. Introduction.
This method of statement describes the procedure of installation Tower Crane at

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Tower cranes are designed to current standards and must be supplied and used
according to key Health and Safety and other relevant legislation.
2. Document reference.
The following are applicable to this method statement:

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3. Scope of work.
4. Definitions abbreviation.
CLIENT .
PROJECT
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CONTRACTOR or
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Consortium Members
SUBCONTRACTOR …….
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HSE Health, Safety and Environment
JSA Job Safety Analysis
RA Risk Assessment
SWL Safe Working Load

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QA/QC Quality Assurance / Quality Control
TPCA Third party certification Authorities
5. Responsibility.
Subcontracto EPC Client

r Contractor
Material supply
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Project specifications/
procedure X
Method Statement,
construction procedures X
Installation &
Alignment X
Access road from pipe

yard to construction X
site
Clean and handover to
owner X X
B. ORGANIZATION CHART
ATTACHMENT
1. Site Manager:
Site Manager shall be responsible for the entire activities on site including
preparation, maintaining and monitoring of execution progress. Site manager shall also
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be responsible for ensure that all construction activities shall be performed in

conformity with environmental protection standards with the best safety and quality as
required by the Contractual Document and specifications.
Management of construction of works including: mobilization of equipment,
materials, manpower; control, instruct, supervise engineers, management of quality,
HSSE and project schedule.
2. Construction Manager
Construction Manager will report directly to Site Manager, his responsibilities

include organize, supervise and control Construction Team and all aspect of
construction works to ensure the works to be performed in safety, quality and timely
manner.
3. QA/QC Manager
QA/QC Manager will report directly to Site Manager. His responsibilities include
organize, supervise and control QA/QC Team and all aspect of construction’s quality.
4. HSSE Manager
HSSE Manager will report directly to Site Manager. His responsibilities include
organize, supervise and control HSSE Team and all aspect of HSSE during performing
construction works. HSSE Manager and his staffs shall coordinate with Construction
Team to ensure that all Subcontractor’s activities are complied with Contractor’s HSSE
regulations.
C. MANPOWER & EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION.

1. Manpower mobilization
N Description Unit Q’ty Remarks

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1 Field control manager Person 01
2 Safety Supervisor Person 02
3 Construction Manager Person 01
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4 Trailer Driver Person 08

5 Skill workers/ Riggers Person 06
6 Operator Person 01
7 Lifting Supervisor Person 01
8 Signal Man Person 02
2. Equipment mobilization
ATTACHMENT
D. CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
ATTACHMENT
E. ERECTION PROCEDURE
1. Work flow

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Stage 01: Location

Location and Alignment survey
Stage 02: Construct tower Crane Foundation

Install Anchor Foundation & Eathing ground
Stage 03: Casting concrete

Rebar, formwork & concrete work for foundation
Stage 04: Assembly Tower Crane

Preparation work
Base mast installation
Telescoping cage installation
Turn table installation
Top Mast installation
Counter Jib installation
Front Jib installation
Telescoping installation
2. Mobilization and Unloading
a) Mobilization
Job Site Planning & Preparation:
 Make sure there is space and firmed pathway for trailer delivery. The trailer and
listed in the equipment register).
 WEC will use 8 trailers going to near the Site after register by WEC. Make sure
there is a safe method to unload the working area.
b) Unloading
 Four (4) Trailer is going to position for unloading Tower Crane.

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 Using mobile crane to lifting as: Tower section, Tower head section, Jib, Slewing
platform…all load bearing equipment.
 They are unloaded by crane of worker manually up to the material properties.
The average load of trucks carried materials is about 30 ton. Therefore, the
temporary road in the job site must be prepared properly for crane and trucks
working.
 Before unloading materials out of trucks, it is required to take pictures of real
materials status to job site.
 When after unloading 4 trailers. We continue delivery 4 trailer remain.
c) Material Arrangement
To avoid materials being moved so much on jobsite that might cause unexpected
damages of paint, shapes, when materials delved to jobsite, they must have unloaded
and arranged closed to the designed erection point. Up to the materials shall be stacked
in locations according to the building/areas, should be near to the lifting position
adjacent to the area to be erected. This is to facilitate the sorting and delivery during the
erection.
3. Survey of Location and Alignment
To provide reference as to the start, survey team will conduct the survey and making
the points. Each point will be marked by driving a stake with a coloured flag on top in
order to distinguish them easily
4. Construction tower crane foundation:
a) Installation foundation anchor:

 Location of foundation anchor
 Checking the direction of base anchor
 Maintaining anchor level deviation within ±1mm
b) Installation earthing ground:
 Earthing ground by wires for electricity

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 Maintaining grounding resistance below 100Ω

c) Rebar, formwork & concrete work for foundation:
 Fabrication & installation rebar comply design drawings

 Prohibiting impact on basic anchor when reinforcing bars are arranged
 After finishing rebar works and formwork, concrete work shall be started
 Being careful not interfere anchor while casting concrete
 Curing concrete for at least 7-10 days or upon reaching the concrete design
strength and check compression strength of concrete before removal of
formwork
5. .Assembly of Tower Crane
a) Base mast installation:

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 Use Mobile Crane Tadano TG1000M: 100 Ton,max boom length 44 m

 Base mast weight is 5.6 tons
 Working radius: 10 m
 Checking every time when moving weight
 Do not moving in lean condition
b) Telescoping cage installation:
 Use Mobile Crane Tadano TG1000M: 100 Ton, boom length 44 m

 Telescoping cage weight: 4.2 tons
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 Checking every time when moving weight

 Do not moving in lean condition
c) Turn table installation:

 Turn table weight: 9.3 tons
 Take care of electrical accident
 Maintaining the level of connector

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d) Top mast installation:

 Top mast weight: 2.1 tons
 Use safe belt when installation
 Stop the work when wind verticality over 10m/s
e) Counter JIB installation:

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 Counter jib weight: 7.9 tons
 Check center point of counter JIB following the manual
 Stop the work when wind verticality over 10m/s
f) Front JIB installation:

 Front jib weight: 12.6 tons
 Fixing trolley
 Binding safety rope while JIB move

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g) Telescoping installation:
 Checking cylinder’s operation
 Checking the condition of hydraulic pump
 Use ballast weight to keep balance

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F. RISK ASSEESMENT (FOR METHOD STATEMENT)

1. Method ensures safety.
Ensure that all construction activities conform to safety regulations, legislation,

contract provisions, code as well as the stringent requirements of the main contractor,
client and legal regulations of Vietnam.
Carry out a risk assessment, safety meetings, group meetings to ensure that all the
heavy lifting of the project (over 20 tons) is done in accordance with safety procedures
and methods of construction.
Organization of the mass toolbox meeting weekly to remind all employees to work
safely. Integrating the activities of construction parts: announced plans construction,
project progress, happens at 7:00 am every Monday morning.
Monitoring, identify risks and induction for construction team working safely, report
to the Project management when necessary.
Report HSE Weekly, Monthly (Project HSE Statistic) to the project management,
the main contractor and client.
Investigate and report all incidents and accidents related to the project. Analyze the
causes of accidents and propose solutions to prevent. Reporting to the project
management, main contractor, client and relevant agencies as required.
Carry out weekly site safety inspection and weekly safety meetings with: Clients,
main contractor, the supervision to improve HSE.
Induction for all personnel clearly grasps the work, the work plan of the project.
2. Method ensures health & environment.
In performing the Services, subject to all environmental protection laws, regulations

and directives of the country in which it is performing the Services and to all
environmental policies and guidelines established.
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Control of the project HSE to achieve the objective:

 No lost time injury
 No environmental pollution
 No property damaged
PPE must be worn at all-time i.e. safety boots, helmet, protective plus gloves as
required
Supervise and instruct doing housekeeping, ensure the working areas are clean, neat
and tidy
Provide first aid training for all employees.
All workers shall report to work fit for duty and not under the influence of alcohol or
any illegal drug, which might affect job performance.
Any employee who is using a legal drug that might affect job performance shall
notify team leader who will inform the Supervisor on site
Alcohol and Controlled Substances. Al personnel shall not consume, store, dispense
or otherwise make available intoxicating liquors or controlled substances to anyone in
the area of operations or on facilities operated in performing the Services, all personnel
are subject to all policies and guidelines established, including, but not limited to, the
Substance Abuse Policy and Procedure for Substance Testing.
Behaviour. All personnel shall not cause a breach of peace or public disturbance or
otherwise act in a manner detrimental to the best interests of Operations.
Medical Care and Evacuation. Contractor shall bear all costs and expenses of and
shall be primarily responsible for providing and arranging for, all medical care and
medical evacuation of personnel. If personnel become incapacitated through injury or
illness while at site, if personnel become incapacitated through injury or illness while at
well site, will make reasonable efforts to provide emergency medical care to, and to
arrange for transport of, CONTRACTOR’s personnel to other appropriate location, to
the extent that such medical.

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3. Method ensures fire prevention and protection.
Fire prevention and protection should be provided (Mobile gas detector, fire
extinguisher…)
Provide firefighting training for all employees.
Many jobs will involve flammable or combustible materials or tools and equipment,
which require careful handling for fire prevention. There are safe procedures and
practice for every job, materials and piece of equipment, and each employee working
with these will receive appropriate instruction and training.
All workers are responsible for learning and following safe practice and for
reporting unsafe practices to their supervisors. Careless disregard for the roles of fire
safety and prevention jeopardizes everyone’s safety and is grounds for disciplinary
action.
Portable fire extinguishing equipment, appropriate to the job and materials at hand,
will be provided and clearly visible. The number and type of equipment will be in
accordance with local and industry standards. Access to this equipment must be clear at
all times.
Smoking is permitted only in designated areas. This greatest care should be taken at
all times with smoking materials and all combustibles.
Fire hazardous areas requiring to be defined as hot work permit area are designated
by the HSE&S Manager after consulting the OWNER responsible personnel, and the
work is carried out in accordance with the hot work permit procedure.
All inflammable materials and debris near and/or under any hot work, such as
welding, gas cutting, etc., shall be removed or covered with non-combustible materials.
Fire extinguishers shall be supplied near and/or under the hot work locations.
An experienced person shall be assigned responsibility for the hot work and his/her
name shall be displayed in a prominent location at the workplace. The person
responsible shall always inspect and validate the workplace and conditions. Such
inspection includes checks on whether there are any fire hazards during the work and

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that no sources of fire remain after the work as well as the proper containment of sparks
during cutting, grinding and welding activities
4. Project HSE document for reference.
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G. ATTACHMENTS

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Job Safety Analysis
Impact
No Activity Hazards Control measures Person responsible
P E A R
I Preparation Unaware of HSSE  HSSE induction, specific training. Supervisor, foreman,
work requirement  Start card prior to start the work. worker
O O O O
Personnel
mobilization
Equipment’s Unsafe equipment can cause O O O O  Ladders, Slings Shackles, Pinch Bars, Chain Blocks, Rigger Supervisor/
hazards scaffolding, Welding machines, Oxygen gas, grinders, Foremen, erector
Damaged lifting equipment’s Approved gauges, Torch and Hoses, Flash Back equipment Safety
Hand injuries (cuts, pinches) Arresters, Flint Gun, Fire Extinguishers, Welding screens, officer
Sprains and strains. Mobile Cranes, Barrier tape and signage Full body safety
harnesses and lanyards if working above two meters
without adequate alternative fall protection (Rigger Only),
 Inspection and color-coding of rigging gear shall be
current. Rigging gear shall be inspected prior to use to
ensure that the gear has not suffered any damage as a
result of previous use.
 Check man basket & sling attachment the shackles.
 All equipment used in the unloading of material and
equipment shall have been inspected an certified as fit for
use on the project. All cranes shall have been site
inspected and have an approval certificate in the cab of
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the crane and an approval sticker attached to it.
 Gain assistance when lifting and handling slings
shackles and other equipment.
Pipe  Defective PPE can  Ware gloves when handling lifting equipment. Rigger Supervisor,
cause injury.  General purpose gloves, Welding Gloves (Gauntlet Foreman, Rigger,
 Sprains and Strains Type), Welding Helmet, Safety Helmet, Safety, Spotter, Crane,
O O O O
 Hand injuries (cuts, Spectacles, Safety Footwear, Long Pants & Sleeved Shire. Operator.
pinches)  Full body safety harnesses and lanyards.
 Static line.
II Coordination  Simultaneous activities O O O O  Supervisor to assess current activities if there are any Rigging Supervisor/
(Interface) of other workers that are in progress in the immediate area. Supervisor
 Assess whether Foreman,
in area which exposes shall discuss with the Supervisor in charge of other erector equipment
area is clear of
additional danger of workers workers a suitable time to commence the crane set up and Safety officer
other work groups.
being injured. lifting activities. If work is to proceed, Supervisor is to
 The supervisors
 Obstructed access resulting make the workers aware of any additional hazards and
must have
in slips or trips or materials precautions to be taken.
adequate facilities
unable to be located in ideal  Supervisor should be situated, where possible, in close
available on site
position for job. proximity to the work site, giving easy access to the site
for his personnel,
including  Is sensitive equipment in without interfering in any way with the progress of the
or in close location of where work;
appropriate office
accommodation, crane will set-up or load will  They should be adequately constructed to, at least, the
sanitary services be positioned? minimum legal requirements;
and storage areas.  Inadequate access to  They should have communication facilities;
He must also elevated areas resulting in  They must be maintained in satisfactory condition

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ensure that the site exposure to slips trips and throughout the work and removed on its completion.
is properly falls.  Organize with other Supervisors to remove equipment
supplied with  Work platform not or other materials, which obstruct the intended work area
mechanical protected against dropped  Identify any sensitive equipment. Make rigging crew
services necessary objects or is inadequate. aware of equipment location and ensure loads are placed
for erection such clear of such items. Install protection (i.e.) steel or timber
as electricity, over such equipment if required.
water, gas,  Only approved access ways shall be provided to access
compressed air, elevated work areas. Approved access ways may consist
etc. These of but not limited to the following, ladders, and scaffold
facilities and towers, stair-ways permanent or temporary. All temporary
installations must access ways constructed from scaffold material shall be
comply with fitted with a green scaff-tag after being; inspected by a
requirements of competent scaffolder.
site.  Ladders shall be fitted with a side rail or a life- line to
 Ensure all enable personnel to have either additional support or
necessary permits attach a lanyard / rope grab to the life- line.
and certificates are  All access ways shall be free of equipment and material
approved prior to that would create a slipping or tripping hazard for
starting work. personnel using the access.
 Ensure clear  All work platforms whether permanent or temporary
access is available (scaffold type) shall be approved, tagged and protected
to move cranes against dropped objects by either covering the work
and equipment platform surface with metal tray or ply to prevent items

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into area. dropping through gaps. The handrails shall be shrouded to
 Access to prevent items being knocked or dropped through the
elevated areas and handrail gap.
work platforms.  The work platform/ scaffold will have adequate
working surface for persons and tools to complete the task
safely.
 All anchorage points must be checked before
connecting to them, must be ensure that the anchorage
point is sound and is capable of sustaining the shock load.
The anchorage point should be made above the level of
the lanyard attachment point on the workers harness.
 Installation the safety line system is used to prevent
falls from areas when work has to be carried out in the
absence of scaffold, guarded working platforms and
external floors without handrails
III Loading /
Unloading &
Transportation
1. Loading Rigging Supervisor/
Hand and finger injury.
unloading of Use hand gloves while working. Check and assure correct Foreman, erector
Toppling of item's from the
Equipment/Equi method to sling the Equipment before lifting. equipment Safety
trailer.
pment parts Crane opera to r's must have valid license and crane with officer
Slipping down of Item's.
2. Transportation valid certificate. Experienced /certified riggers to perform
3. Unloading at hand signals and administer rigging activities.
trailer.
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site.
Injury to pedestrian. Check the load of material and Centre of gravity.
Hand and finger injury.
Supervisor to Inspect the lashing
Ground condition and access road to be checked before
trailer.
entry into the plant area. Equipment/Equipment parts on
O the trailer must be secured properly by cargo belt.
O O O
All trailers must have vertical railings for support.
Safe method to sling the Equipment before lifting and

unlashing the equipment. Experienced /certified riggers to
perform hand signals and administer rigging activities.
IV Crane Operation  Collapse of crane. O O O O  Crane certified by a competent authority. Rigging Supervisor/
& Lifting  Falling on equipment's.  All operation to be checked by the crane operator Foreman, Erector
1. Crane reliability before lifting the load. Equipment Safety,
and safe crane  Licensed operator must operate the Correct Officer
operation maintenance of crane ensured.
2. Lifting over  Check floor level evenness /enough space for out-
equipment's and riggers.
piping.  Use of proper outriggers plates.
 Out riggers fully extended.
 Crane boom length radius to be barricaded.
 Restrict traffic movement.
 No lifting shall be done without proper rigging study
and approval of rigging plan. Avoid lifting over major
equipment wherever possible Tie required taglines on
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the Equipment to control swing.
 Check the condition of the lifting tools and tackles
before each use.
 Lifting over live lines, double up the slings and
tackles.
 Work must be stopped when wind speed exceeding 32
km/h.
 Do not leave any suspended load unattended.
V Equipment O O O O Rigging Supervisor/
Installation Foreman, Erector
1. Preparation for  Trap in between  Competent person (supervisor), certified crane Equipment Safety,
Installation of  Fall of part's operator and rigger will thoroughly study and review Officer
Equipment  Strike against the lifting plan.
 Slip or fall  A pre-start talk about the installation and sequence
 Falling of any loose part's operation shall be discussed with the safety officer t
resulting to serious physical assure proper planning and achieve smooth operation
injury/damage to equipment with correct sequence. If required, pre-assembled
 Personnel fall from ladders/Platforms will be fixed to the shell surface
height prior to lifting.
 Fall of loose materials  If required, prior to lifting, guy wire (steel rope)
attached to anchor bolts or column will be secured c all
corners of erected Equipment.
 Tag Lines will be attached to Structures and sub
members to control load movements.
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 Rigging / Crane Lifting will be stopped if wind velocil
(speed) reached 32 kph.
 Nylon Slings, Lifting Devices & Steel ropes will not
be removed until erected Item is fully bolted and
secure.
 Full body harness to be used while working in 1,8m
height and anchored on a rigid structure.
 Proper scaffolding must be used.
 Certified man basket may be used, if necessary.
 Static Life lines to be installed at Overhead Structure
to which erectors can hook-up.
 Loose Materials at Height to be placed in container
w/lanyards or in pouches.
 Ladder Access not be used by Erectors carrying to or
materials in one hand.
 Use certified Nylon Slings, Lifting Tackles & Crane.
 Barricade the entire swing radius area & warning s
boards to be installed.
VI Cutting, Welding  All workers shall be done confined space training.
& Grinding  Noncylinder shall be placed inside confined space.
(CONFINED  Close the cylinder when not in use.

SPACE )  Remove combustible material.
 Fire/ Explosion  Keep two DCP fire extinguishers.
1. Cutting
 Overpressure  Keep the cylinder key within eye site.
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2. Welding  Body Injury.  Always keep the cylinders vertical.
 Fire and explosion  Fix the cylinder to a strong structure/trolley stand.
3. Grinding
 Electrocution  Screen the area to avoid the flying particles.
 Damage to eyes  Keep the cylinder under shade.
 Fire risk  Wear PPE Safety Helmet, Cutting Face Shield, Hand Supervisor/ Foreman
 Health impairment to Gloves, Coverall and long Safety Shoes/boot. , Erector Equipment
eyes, ears and other parts  Ensure good housekeeping in the area. Safety, Officer
of body  Gas test must be done.
 The hole wather must be training by JGCS training.
 Ensure hole watcher stand by full time.
 Isolate the area to avoid injury to passerby.
 Before entry into the confined area the supervisor must
make sure from the safety department if the necessary
gas test is done and the area certified as safe to carry
out other operations. Hot work permits to be obtained.
Worker’s working in confined space are to be properly
trained.
 Tool box and start card shall be done before start to
work inside confined space.
 Sufficient Illumination to be provided i.e.2 4/50V
 All access door's must be fully open and access always
clear from any type of block's.
 Record /Register of the people working inside shall be

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maintained by a dedicated person at all the times.
 Adequate ventilation. If required additional blower's to
be provided to force the smoke /fume's out of the area
and provide fresh air for breathing.
 Fire hose and fire extinguisher ready to use in
emergency.
 Two portable fire extinguishers DCP must be available
with the welding set.
 Deploy a fire watchman and must not leave the place
on completion of work for ½ hour to check any fire
hazard.
 Use good quality cable and wires in order to protect
any damage.
 No joints allowed on the cables
 Welding equipment must be earthed.
 Welding shield and safety glass to be worn by the
welder and all PPEs.
 The person helping in welding job must use eye
protection.
 Limit the access to avoid passersby.
 Full face shield and safety glass for the grinder.
 Ear plugs to be worn.
 Use PPE as required
 Inspect the wheel before operation.
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 While working do not apply more pressure on wheel.
 Fit the wheel to a appropriate machine.
 The grinding machine must have a guard.
 The switch must be effective
 Provide bench vice where require.
VII Scaffolding  Manual handling  Hi-ab crane mounted on delivery vehicle. Team lifting
 Storage of materials of lighter items. Workers to wear gloves when
1.Delivcry associated with the work handling materials.
2.Construct access site  Segregate stored materials away from work areas
scaffold  Manual handling  Place bunting around sharp corners of flashings Supervisor/
3.Working at  Falling from height  Scaffolding components to remain in storage cradles, Foreman, Erector
height  Falling objects cradles to be stacked pn level ground Equipment
 Sharp edges  Hard hats, gloves and safety glasses to be worn during Safety,
 Structure collap 0 0 0 0 all work Officer
 Falling from the structure  Prestart stretching and flexing by scaffolders Buddy
 Falling objects lifting techniques and job rotation applied
 Electric shock  Scaffolding designed and erected by qualified

scaffolders who install edge protection at every lift
during construction as work proceeds
 Maintain 6 meter exclusion zone
 Hard hats, gloves, safety glasses and footwear worn by
all on site
 Access ladder secured to scaffold to prevent movement
when accessing scaffold
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 Materials not to be carried up access ladder, use ropes
and buddy system to handball up materials
 All electrical equipment tagged and tested
 Remain on scaffold deck at all time, no trestles or
climbing rails for additional height or reach
 No alterations to scaffold by plumbers after handover
by scaffolders
 Approved lifting bays to be used.
VII Remove and Re-  Falling objects and  All opening platform are must be provided barricade. Supervisor/
I install platform working at height  All work platform shall be approved, tagged and Foremen, Erector
opening. precaution protected against dropped object by either covering Equipment Safety,
the work platform surface with metal tray or ply to Officer
prevent items dropping through gaps.
 Everyone must be wear harness correct standard when
O O O O
working at height.
 Close platform when work completed.

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WE CONSTRUCTION JSC

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR

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This method of statement describes the procedure of installation Tower Crane at

The following are applicable to this method statement:

JSA Job Safety Analysis

SWL Safe Working Load

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QA/QC Quality Assurance / Quality Control

TPCA Third party certification Authorities

Subcontracto EPC Client

Access road from pipe

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be responsible for ensure that all construction activities shall be performed in

Construction Manager will report directly to Site Manager, his responsibilities

C. MANPOWER & EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION.

N Description Unit Q’ty Remarks

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4 Trailer Driver Person 08

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Stage 01: Location

Stage 02: Construct tower Crane Foundation

Stage 03: Casting concrete

Stage 04: Assembly Tower Crane

Job Site Planning & Preparation:

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3. Survey of Location and Alignment

4. Construction tower crane foundation:

a) Installation foundation anchor:

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 Maintaining grounding resistance below 100Ω

 Fabrication & installation rebar comply design drawings

5. .Assembly of Tower Crane

a) Base mast installation:

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 Use Mobile Crane Tadano TG1000M: 100 Ton,max boom length 44 m

b) Telescoping cage installation:

 Use Mobile Crane Tadano TG1000M: 100 Ton, boom length 44 m

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 Checking every time when moving weight

c) Turn table installation:

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