MSDS - Yet To Name - MEP

METHOD STATEMENT FOR
CIVIL & MEP WORKS FOR

LANDING GEAR FACILITY
MARCH 25, 2023
REF: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001
METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 1

TITLE METHOD STATEMENT FOR CIVIL & MEP WORKS FOR LANDING GEAR FACILITY
CONTENTS
1 SCOPE......................................................................................................................................................................4
2 DESCRIPTION..........................................................................................................................................................4
2.1 LIMITATIONS....................................................................................................................................................4
3 REFERENCES..........................................................................................................................................................4
4 TYPES OF INSTALLATIONS....................................................................................................................................4
4.1 MATERIAL STORAGE......................................................................................................................................5
5 EQUIPMENT.............................................................................................................................................................5
5.1 INJECTION EQUIPMENT.................................................................................................................................5
5.2 NEGATIVE WATERPROOFING EQUIPMENT................................................................................................5
6 HEALTH AND SAFETY.............................................................................................................................................6
6.1 PERSONAL PROTECTION..............................................................................................................................6
6.2 FIRST AID.........................................................................................................................................................6
7 ENVIRONMENT........................................................................................................................................................6
7.1 CLEANING TOOLS / EQUIPMENT..................................................................................................................6
7.2 WASTE DISPOSAL...........................................................................................................................................7
8 SUBSTRATE PREPARATION...................................................................................................................................7
9 INSTALLATION OF DRILL‐HOLE / MECHANICAL PACKER..................................................................................7
10 MIXING......................................................................................................................................................................8
11 INJECTIONS.............................................................................................................................................................8
11.1 WATERPROOFING AND FLEXIBLE REPAIRS OF DRY & WET CRACKS AND CRACKS WITHOUT
HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE........................................................................................................................................8
12 REPAIR OF DAMAGED CONCRETE.......................................................................................................................9
13 INSTALLATIONS OF NEGATIVE WATERPROOFING SYSTEM...........................................................................10
14 INSPECTION, QUALITY CONTROL......................................................................................................................10
15 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET.....................................................................................................................................10

Prepared By: Reviewed By: Approved By:
Signature traparna JM
Name Aparna T R Jovin Mathew
Designation xxx QA
CLIENT/CONSULTANT COMMENTS:
☐ Code A – Approved ☐ Code C – Rejected (Revise & Resubmit)
☐ Code B – Approved with Comments ☐ Code D – For Information
Remarks:

1 SCOPE
The method statement describes the step-by-step procedure for Civil and MEP works to be done on Landing Gear
Facility
2 DESCRIPTION
This method statement describes the works involving the Civil and MEP areas.
2.1 LIMITATIONS
● Products shall only be applied for their intended use.

● Local product differences may result in performance variations. The most recent and relevant local Technical
Data Sheets (TDS) and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) shall apply.
● All work shall be carried out as directed by a supervising officer or a qualified specialist.
● This method statement is only a guide and shall be adapted to suit local products, standards, legislation, or
other local requirements.
3 REFERENCES
To ensure the correct application of all components of Injection, please refer to the following documents of each
product component:
● TDS (Technical Data Sheet)
● SDS (Safety Data Sheet)
● COSHH Certificate for Painting works
4 TYPES OF INSTALLATIONS
Sika inject 101 RC: Low viscous fast foaming and solvent-free polyurethane resin
Sika inject 201 CE: Very low viscosity, elastic and solvent-free polyurethane resin
Mapei Mapeigrout T60 ME: Thixotropic, sulphate and chloride resistant, fibre reinforced structural repair mortar
S Bond MTN: Hi-Bond Putty Plaster for negative side waterproofing
SS Bond MTN: Hi-Bond Putty Plaster for negative side waterproofing
SR Prime MT: Two-component moisture tolerant high penetrating prime
SR Mesh 300: High tensile mesh
SR Mesh 65: High-quality fiberglass yarn and coated with acrylic acid copolymer

4.1 MATERIAL STORAGE
Materials shall be stored properly in undamaged original sealed packaging, in cool, dry conditions. Refer to the
specific information contained in the product data-sheet regarding minimum and maximum storage temperatures.
5 EQUIPMENT
5.1 CIVIL EQUIPMENT
1 Crane
2 Drill bits
3 Impact drill
4 Toolbox
5 Clean buckets
6 Measuring Jar
7 Cleaning chemicals
8 Clean cotton cloth
5.2 MEP
1. Grinding machine
2. Vacuum cleaner
3. Paddle mixing machine
4. Hand trowel
5. 2mm notch trowel
6. Clean water
7. Roller
8. Rubber trowel
6 HEALTH AND SAFETY

6.1 PERSONAL PROTECTION
● Handling or processing injection products can cause chemical irritation to the eyes, skin, nose, and
throat.
● Appropriate eye protection should be always worn while handling and mixing products.

● Safety shoes, gloves and other appropriate skin protection must be worn at all times.
● Always wash hands with suitable soap after handling products and before food consumption.
● In addition to protective clothing, it is also recommended to use a barrier cream on the skin.
● If any injection resin gets on clothing, remove the garment at once. The friction of resin ‐saturated fabric on
the skin can cause serious chemical burns. Wash your exposed skin occasionally during the workday and
immediately if any material gets on it.
● Avoid using solvents, since they can help material penetrate the skin, and solvents themselves are
aggressive and harmful to the skin. Avoiding skin contact by keeping tools and equipment clean is one of
the best ways to protect oneself.
● Despite safety precautions, with any instances of skin contact rinse immediately with clean warm water and
use soap to thoroughly clean the skin.
FOR DETAILED INFORMATION REFER TO THE SAFETY DATA SHEET
6.2 FIRST AID
● Seek immediate medical attention in the event of excessive inhalation, ingestion, or eye contact causing
irritation. Do not induce vomiting unless directed by medical personnel.
● Flush eyes with plenty of clean water, occasionally lifting upper and lower eyelids. Remove contact lenses
immediately. Continue to rinse the eye for 10 minutes and then seek medical attention.
● Rinse contaminated skin with plenty of water. Remove contaminated clothing and continue to rinse for 10
minutes and seek medical attention.
7 ENVIRONMENT
7.1 CLEANING TOOLS / EQUIPMENT
Tools and equipment used for mixing and applying Injections can be cleaned according to the TDS.
7.2 WASTE DISPOSAL
Do not empty surplus material into drains. Dispose of responsibly through a licensed waste disposal contractor by
legislation and local/regional authority requirements. Avoid run‐off into soil or waterways, drains, or sewers.
Hardened resins can be disposed of with other combustible waste in a waste incineration plant. Under no
circumstances burn the resin in an open fire, due to the potentially dangerous gases which could be released.
The uncured resin must be disposed of as hazardous waste. It is forbidden to mix it with conventional waste.

8 SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
Cleaning of the surface helps the technician identify the exact location and the width of the crack to be injected.
Sometimes the concrete surface is hidden under a surface of mineral deposits left from long ‐term water leakage.
Items that obscure the crack should be removed because the crack must be seen clearly in order to layout the drilling
patterns for the injection holes.
9 INSTALLATION OF DRILL‐HOLE / MECHANICAL PACKER

To inject the resin into a dry or wet crack that reaches into the middle of the structure, it is necessary to install
mechanical injection packers. The correct drilling method is very important to make a proper injection and to ensure a
continuous injection result for durable crack sealing.
Drill packer holes at a 45° angle to the concrete.
Dimension of the drill‐hole depending on the used packer and thickness of the wall:
Ø of drill hole = Ø of packer + 1 mm
Drill hole depth:
~d = Long enough to reach minimum of the middle of the structure under approx. 45° drilling angle
D: = Building component thickness
d/2 = Interval
from packer to packed
from packer to crack
● The packer will be placed alternately on both sides of the crack.
● After drilling, please remove the dust e.g., using compressed air. Otherwise, the dust can block the crack.
● Place Injection Packers in the previously drilled hole, so that the top of the rubber sleeve is below the
concrete surface. If the packer can’t be pushed into the hole, tap it in.
● Tighten the packer with a wrench. Remove the nipples in order to check the flow of water if there is flowing
water and injection resin later on.
● Fix only the non‐return valve (e.g., nipple) on the first (starting) packer.
● In horizontal cracks, the starting packer is the one at the narrowest part of the crack.
● In vertical cracks the starting packer is the lowest one.

10 MIXING
Prepare the injection material according to the TDS and pour it into the injection hopper connected to the pump. Stir
briefly and use within the pot life. Always mix only the amount you need.
11 INJECTIONS
The technician should be carefully watching three points of reference:
The crack/packer Resin flowing out of the work face
For pump pulsations indicating resin
The pressure line flow.
The gauge (if available) For actual injection pressure applied.
Begin the injection at the point of highest resistance to ensure good penetration and minimal loss of chemicals.
This is usually the lowest point on a vertical crack and the narrowest area on a horizontal surface.
11.1 WATERPROOFING AND FLEXIBLE REPAIRS OF DRY & WET CRACKS AND CRACKS WITHOUT
HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE
Start pumping Once the connection is made, start the pump and begin injecting through the starting
Injection Packer. The nipple is fixed on this packer.
Pumping method Now the filling of the packer, packer hole, and crack will start.
The injection can be successfully performed at the lowest possible injection pressures.
The piston pump should be set to the lowest level. This gives the material time to flow
into all gaps.
Slow, low‐pressure injections are more effective than rapid, high‐pressure injections.
A successful injection will be indicated by the pump’s refusal of injection resin (the
piston will stop pumping) or by the sight of seeping out of the crack. When this
happens, hold the pressure for approximately 1 more minute.
You can check the injection progress by monitoring injection material or water
coming out of the crack or the next packer.
Injection process If material flows out through a packer, close it with the non‐return valve and Start
pumping on the second packer. If the material flows out through the crack, close the

second packer. Start pumping on the second packer. This method should be repeated
until all packers are injected. We recommend a second injection within the curing time
for each packer to optimize the injection result.
Packer (re‐injection) To be able to re‐inject through the same packer, inject fresh material through the
affected packer before the end of the curing time. It is also possible to inject water to
clean the packer.
Stop pumping After the injection is finished, stop the pump (or close the ball valve on the pump
assembly). Disconnect the pump hose from the Injection Packer.
Finish The joint is tight after curing the material.
Preparing the surface After curing, you can start to remove the packers and fill the drill hole with suitable
Surface mortar/patching material. Clean the surface of the crack.
Clean the pump and tools according to the TDS of the injection material.
12 REPAIR OF DAMAGED CONCRETE

● Remove loose concrete doing chipping.
● Clean the surface and make dust-free.
● Apply bonding agent.
● Repair the damage concrete with thixotropic mortar.
● Casting of 10cm thick upstand around the column with steel bar provided with anchoring.
13 INSTALLATIONS OF NEGATIVE WATERPROOFING SYSTEM

Primer: Mix component A and component B for SR prime MT with a low-speed mixer. Apply 2 coats of
primer with a roller. Allow the primer to dry and form a thin film on the surface.
Key Coat: Mix component A and component B for SS Bond MN with low-speed mixer. Apply a key coat with 2
mm notch trowel. Allow it to get full cure in which might take 2-3 hours based on the atmospheric
temperature.
1St Coat: Mix component A and component B for SS Bond MTN with low-speed mixer. Apply a 1mm coat with
SR mesh 300 of SS Bond MTN. Allow it to get full cure in which might take 2-3 hours based on the
atmospheric temperature.
2nd Coat: Mix component A and component B for SS Bond MTN with low-speed mixer. Apply a 1mm coat with

SR mesh 65 of SS Bond MTN. Allow it to get full cure in which might take 2-3 hours based on the
atmospheric temperature.
14 INSPECTION, QUALITY CONTROL
As part of “Good Practice” the contractor shall apply an inspection procedure to check the quality of the applied
protection system. This includes:
Material:
▪ Do a hand test of the material:
● Fill a small sample of the injection material into a cup (approx. 100ml) and then
measure the time it takes to cure. It is also useful to fill another cup of material with
any in‐situ water and again measure the time it takes to cure for comparison i.e., the
temperature, and volume of filled cup can affect the injection materials pot life /
open time /gel‐time for injection and its cure time.
▪ Finished Crack Injection:
▪ Visual control
15 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

ATTACHED BELOW

RISK / IMPACT ASSESSMENT CONTROL SHEET
Project Title
RA Reference GCT/210322/MK/APIAN-R4
Date 01/06/2022
‫٭‬Task / Activity NEGATIVE WATERPROOFING AND LEAKAGE REPAIR
Hazardous Chemical Y Confined space entry
Expected manpower N Y N
08 required? required? (Tick as
required for the task:  
(Tick as applicable) applicable)
RISK MATRIX
Plant & Equipment involved:
Power tools: power tools, MIXER machines, Handheld Tools

Likelihood (L)

Health Safety Loss & Environmental Impact OH&S Environmental 1 2 3 4 5
1 1 2 3 4 5
Severity (S)
1-3 Acceptable Low – L Minor / <3 Days Injury Minor 2 2 4 6 8 10
4-9 Before task commences Medium - M Moderate / >3 Days Injury Moderate 3 3 6 9 12 15
10-16 Before task commences High - H Major / Permanent Disability Injury Major 4 4 8 12 16 20
20-25 Immediate Very High - VH Catastrophic / Fatality Catastrophic 5 5 10 15 20 25
May Very
Unlikely Likely Certain or Imminent
Happen Likely

Risk Assessed by:
(Engineer/Site Agent/CM) Name: Designation: Project Engineer Signature: Date: 30/05/2022
Reviewed by:
(HSE) Name: Designation: HSE Officer Signature: Date: 30/05/2022
Approved by:
(Project Manager) Name: Designation: Manager Signature: Date: 30/05/2022
DISTRIBUTION: Original to: Site HSE File Copy to: Site/ Site office
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‫ ٭‬Task: WATERPROOFING & LEAKAGE REPAIR ‫ ٭‬Date: 01/06/2022

Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
SN Activity Hazard /Aspect Health and Safety Risk
legend page
R= Existing / Required Controls &
Risk/Impact from for details)
SXL Opportunities
Environmental Aspect
Activity steps OH&S (OHS & E)
Hazard is anything with Risk is the harm OHS & E OHS & E SxL
(Break activity in work SXL
potential to cause harm or resulting from the
sequence as in the Method
loss. hazard. S L S L
statement)
Material must be secured and tied
properly.
Vehicle must not be overloaded.
Ensure vehicle in good condition, and
warning devices (Back alarm,
Revolving light) are available.
Clear signage, safety barrier protection
assembled to Isolate and warn of the
hazard.
Ensure all drivers have the correct
Risk of personnel injury, driving license as local traffic
disability, fatality, Regulations
Heavy Material, overloading,
damage to property, Separate between vehicular route and
over speeding , poor No
1 Transportation of Material equipment due to vehicle 4 5 20 workers / pedestrians Routes if 4 1 4
maintenance of Vehicle,
collision with people possible.
incompetent driver
machinery. Ensure Traffic management plan will
Slips Trips and Falls be discuss before site set up.
Clearly marked and designated
unloading area on site.
Ensure vehicles are in good condition
and well maintained
Ensure vehicles are having no oil
leaks.
Observe and obey all speed limits,
road traffic signs and Restrictions.
Ensure competent Banks man
available full time for all activities.
2 Shifting of material by using the bulky material, sharp edges, Slips Trips and Falls No 4 5 20 Full time supervision with clear 3 1 3
trolleys incompetent workers , substantial skeletal information and instruction. Particularly
damage trolleys, damage damage by rupture of the attention given to the travel distances
/uneven surface in vertebral discs and the path of travel when moving
('slipped disc) in the materials.
lower spine. Sufficient numbers of workers to
Muscular sprain & strain. reduce unsafe excursion whilst shifting
Tendons and ligaments material
being over stretched and Trolley to be used for material shifting.
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Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
legend page
SXL Opportunities
statement)
Trolleys must be in good condition and
torn.
must be damage free.
Ruptures of sections of
Walk ways must be clear from
the abdominal wall
obstructions
causing potential
Load must be secured
hernias.
Adequate lighting arrangements
Major cuts and
inspected
contusions.
Safety training briefing via project 'Tool
Bruises, fractures and
Box Talks', to be conducted prior to
crushing injuries.
the site activities by site supervision.
Chronic occupational
Appropriate PPE to be worn at all
damage due to constant
times by all of the site population.
inadequate manual lifting
Sharp edges of load must be
techniques
protected.
Full time supervision with clear
Slips Trips and Falls
information and instruction. Particularly
substantial skeletal
attention given to the travel distances
damage by rupture of the
and the path of travel when moving
in vertebral discs
materials.
('slipped disc) in the
Sufficient numbers of workers to
lower spine.
reduce unsafe excursion whilst
Muscular sprain & strain.
performing lifting tasks.
Tendons and ligaments
Use of mechanical aids where ever
being over stretched and
Inadequate lifting technique, possible.
torn.
3 Manual handling of material heavy , bulky material, sharp None 4 5 20 Regular assessments of the lifting 4 1 4
Ruptures of sections of
edges, workloads of the workers and the
the abdominal wall
lifting techniques conducted.
causing potential
Safety training briefing via project 'Tool
hernias.
Box Talks', to be conducted prior to
Bruises, fractures and
the site activities by site supervision.
crushing injuries.
Chronic occupational
times by all of the site population.
damage due to constant
Concept of L.I.T.E (Load, Individual,
inadequate manual lifting
Task, Environment) to be taken into
techniques.
account prior to any lifting activities.
4 Hot works ( MIXING and Hot work, lack of supervision , Personal injury due to 4 5 20 Pre task briefing to be given to the 4 1 4
grinding) damage equipment, No workers.
burns, damage to
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Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
legend page
SXL Opportunities
statement)
incompetent workers, lack of Close supervision by competent
training, poor housekeeping, supervisor
lack of ventilation, use of Permit to work to be obtained prior to
abrasive wheels, damage tool start the hot work
excessive heat, combustible Equipment must be inspected by third
material , hot surface party
Operators must be trained by 3rd party
All electrical connection must be
secured and damaged free.
Tools must be in god condition
Flash back arrestor must be available
Hose must be damage free.
Area must be barricaded to avoid
unauthorized entry
Warning sign to be placed
Gas cylinder must be kept upright
positon and must be tied.
The equipment should only be used by
property due to fire
a competent person
explosion
The gas hose must not be twisted or
bent.
Ensure adequate ventilation in the
area
Area must be clear from combustible
material.
Regular work breaks and job rotation
to be done.
Grinder must be inspected prior to
use.
Speed of disc must be higher than the
RPM of tool.
Disc must be damage free
No loose clothing , jewellery to be
worn by operatives
Require guards must be available with
the equipment.
Adequate PPE to be worn by
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Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
legend page
SXL Opportunities
statement)
workforce(face shield, face mask,
welding apron, hand gloves)
Training to be provided via project
toolbox talk.
Full time fire warden must be available
Adequate fire extinguishers and fire
blanket must be available at work zone
DM codes of construction safety
practices to be followed.
5 Use of power and hand tools Electrical failure, wet area, 4 4 16 Full time supervision with clear 4 1 4
overloading sockets, damage information and instruction.
discs , wrong tools, moving Clear signage. Safety barrier
parts, overheating , trailing protection assembled to isolate and
cables , incompetent workers warn of the hazard.
No guards, excessive noise , No lose clothing or jewelry to be worn,
vibration , wooden dust long hair, etc. to be present during
Serious injury due to operation of power tools.
electric shock, Ensure all tools have appropriate
entanglement in moving Guards in place. Formal inspection &
parts, cuts, bruises , tests of power tools to be done and
burns, must be recorded.
Serious injury due to Ensure right type of disc being used in
impact with broken disk, abrasive wheel,
No
or broken workpiece, Speed of disc must be higher than the
fire, puncture injury, Rpm of tool.
damage to property, Substandard tools must not be used
chronic and acute Competency of workers using the
occupation health issue power tools.
due to excessive noise Use battery operated tools if possible
and vibration. Only 110v tools to be used, in case of
using high voltage tools permit to work
to be obtained by main contractor.
Industrial sockets to be used only.
Do not overload the connections.
Safety training via project 'Tool Box
Talks', to be conducted prior to the site
activities.
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Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
legend page
SXL Opportunities
statement)
Tools 3rd party inspection to be done.
Use right tools for the job, Damage
and faulty tools must not be used
Avoid using power tools in wet area,
Cables must be double insulated and
connections must be secured.
Power tools must be in good condition
and properly lubricated to minimize
noise and vibration.
Regular job rotation for workers using
power tools.
times by all of workers while using
Power tools (goggles, hand gloves,
face mask, etc.)
Adequate ventilation arrangement to
be done
Damage tools, incompetent Pre task briefing to be given by
6 workers, exposure to the 4 4 16 supervisors 4 1 4
chemical, spillage, contact Full time supervision and monitoring
with skin eyes, manual Use right hand tools for the task,
handling of chemical, Risk of personal injury , All tools must be inspected prior to
inadequate storage. acute and chronic health use, damage tools must not to be used
affect due to exposure to Clear signage, safety barrier protection
Flooring installation work the hazardous chemical. assembled to isolate and warn of the
(concrete repair) Risk of injury due to Minor hazard.
manual handling of All paint buckets must be properly
heavy paint buckets, risk labelled.
of fire, slip, trip and fall MSDS to be available and must be
due to spillage, damage communicated with workers.
to environment. Chemical to be stored and per
Manufacturer instruction.
Chemical must be kept in designated
storage area.
Drip trays must be available to avoid
spillage. Chemical must not be stored
on site. Adequate fire extinguishers to
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Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
legend page
SXL Opportunities
statement)
be available. Trained fire wardens to
be available
Adequate PPE to be worn (hand
gloves, safety goggles, full sleeve
shirts etc.)Training via tool box talk
must be given to workforce
good housekeeping to be maintained
all the time. Adequate ventilation
arrangement.
First aid and emergency arrangement
Close monitoring and supervision
Paint must not be drained in drainage
lines.
Waste must be disposed by using
Dubai municipality approved waste
collector.
7 Covid-19 Lack of awareness and 5 4 20 Awareness Training to be given to all 5 1 5
training, not maintaining workface at site,
social distance, No Daily screening of all workers to be
ventilation, enclosed area, done by temperature check, anyone
Poor hygiene practices, lack with the symptoms must not be
of washing facilities, Not allowed at site.At least 1.5 meters
Wearing PPEs. Lack of social distance to be maintained at
supervision and monitoring
site, floor to be marked wherever
Risk of COVID-19 possible. Regular cleaning of site
infection, which may lead
welfare area, offices and washing
Fever, Shortness of No
facilities with disinfectants. Proper
breath, Cough, Flue,
Body pain and Death. ventilation arrangement to be done if
work is being done in enclosed area.
Sharing of tools and equipment shall
not be allowed.Adequate washing
facilities to be provided, Hand
sanitizers to be provided at site.
Adequate PPE to be worn all the time
by staff and workforce. Labours
busses and vehicles must be cleaned
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Risk
Rating (see
Value
enclosed Risk Value
legend page
SXL Opportunities
statement)
on daily basis, on 50 percent of total
capacity to be used while transporting
the workforce. Ministry of health
guidelines must be followed. Special
consideration to the workers and staff
who above 50 years or having any
chronic disease. Adequate signs and
posters to be placed at site.
supervisions and monitoring to be
done.
* Mandatory
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METHOD STATEMENT FOR

CIVIL & MEP WORKS FOR

MARCH 25, 2023

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 1

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 2

Name Aparna T R Jovin Mathew

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 3

● Products shall only be applied for their intended use.

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 4

6 HEALTH AND SAFETY

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 5

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 6

9 INSTALLATION OF DRILL‐HOLE / MECHANICAL PACKER

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 7

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 8

12 REPAIR OF DAMAGED CONCRETE

13 INSTALLATIONS OF NEGATIVE WATERPROOFING SYSTEM

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 9

14 INSPECTION, QUALITY CONTROL

15 TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

METHOD STATEMENT: VR/CIVIL-MEP/MS-001 Page no. 10

Power tools: power tools, MIXER machines, Handheld Tools

‫ ٭‬Task: WATERPROOFING & LEAKAGE REPAIR ‫ ٭‬Date: 01/06/2022

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