Method of statment - Pipe Line of Storm Water
Method of statment - Pipe Line of Storm Water
Contents:
1. Objective
2. Scope
3. References
5. Material
7. Procedure of works
8. Safety Instructions
11. QA/QC
12. Handover
1. Objective
To ensure the proper installation of the storm water drainage system, including GRP pipes with
UPVC sleeves and concrete protection, as per the project specifications and drawings.
2. Scope
This method statement covers the installation of GRP storm water pipes, UPVC sleeves, slope
setting (1:300), and concrete protection in compliance with project requirements.
3. References
Project Specifications
Approved Shop Drawings
Manufacturer Guidelines for GRP and UPVC materials
Local and International Standards (e.g., BS EN 14364 for GRP piping)
5. Material
GRP Pipes:
Store on a flat surface to avoid deformation.
Protect from direct sunlight and physical damage using tarpaulin covers.
UPVC Sleeves:
Store in a clean, dry area to prevent contamination.
Avoid stacking to minimize the risk of crushing.
Concrete Materials:
Store cement in a dry area and aggregates away from contaminants.
Ensure all materials are inspected for defects prior to use.
7. Procedure of Works
7.1 Preparation:
1. Verify that approved shop drawings and layout plans are available on-site.
2. Inspect and ensure the site is clear of obstructions, and the excavation is complete as
per the required depth and width.
3. Mark the pipe alignment and slope (1:300) using laser level.
7.5 Backfilling:
1. After curing, backfill the trench using sand or approved fill material in layers not
exceeding 150 mm.
2. Compact each layer to achieve the required compaction level.
3. Protect the pipe system from mechanical damage during backfilling.
8. Safety Instructions
Starting instructions will be given by the supervisors at the start of each activity to explain the
methodology of works and to communicate safe working procedures to the operatives. These
talks are structured in a way to highlight to major risks involved in the activity and the various
control measures required in order to minimize the risk. It is delivered in a manner such as the
key points that will be remembered by the operatives receiving it.
Toolbox talk meetings will be held for each crew, on group or employees, regarding more general
topics of the Project HSE Policy; for example, lessons learned, near-miss reports, implementation
of the requirements and message from the LBS management or Employers HSE personnel.
All workers will be issued and trained in the use of the required PPE equipment to comply with
contract procedures and local regulations and will be supplemented with PPE as required by MSDS &
COSHH assessments. This will include but will not be limited to;
Hard Hats
Safety Boots with ankle support and steel toe caps
Safety Goggles
High Visibility Vests / Overalls with integrated reflective strips
Hand gloves
Face Masks
A variety of mechanisms, such as method statement briefings and toolbox talks will be
implemented to ensure all relevant personnel is appropriately informed.
In addition to their safety induction received at their arrival on-site, all the workers will have a
toolbox meeting in order to be briefed about the risks of their specific work task, prior to the
start of works
11. QA/AC
12. Handover
Ensure all work complies with the project specifications, manufacturer’s guidelines, and
local regulations.
Maintain inspection records and approval forms for each installation step.