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Method Statement: Flood Test for Waterproofing at Roof

1. Purpose:
The purpose of this flood test is to verify the integrity and effectiveness of the
waterproofing system installed on the roof, ensuring it can withstand water penetration
under specified conditions. This procedure adheres to [Project Name] specifications and
industry standards.

2. Equipment and Materials Required:

 Water source capable of flooding the test area.


 Measuring devices (measuring tapes, spirit levels).
 Pump or drainage system.
 Safety equipment (barriers, warning signs).
 Inspection tools (flashlight, mirror).

3. Preparatory Work:

 Brief all personnel on safety protocols.


 Confirm waterproofing installation completion and curing.
 Ensure roof surface is clean and debris-free.
 Check drainage outlets for functionality.

4. Test Procedure:

 Step 1: Preparation
o Mark and secure the test area per specifications.
o Gradually fill with water to specified depth.
o Maintain uniform water level across the area.
 Step 2: Monitoring
o Continuously monitor for leaks or seepage.
o Measure and record water level periodically.
 Step 3: Duration
o Maintain water level for [X] hours (as per specifications).
o Ensure adequate duration for thorough testing.
 Step 4: Inspection
o After test duration, systematically inspect:
 Joints, seams, penetrations.
 Vulnerable points in waterproofing.
o Use tools for hard-to-reach areas.
 Step 5: Drainage
o Safely drain water using pumps.
o Dispose of water per environmental regulations.

5. Reporting:
 Prepare detailed report including:
o Test date, time, and duration.
o Test area dimensions and location.
o Initial and final water levels.
o Observations of leaks or failures.
o Conclusions and recommendations.

6. Safety Considerations:

 Adhere strictly to safety precautions.


 Maintain barriers and warning signs.
 Provide appropriate PPE.

7. Quality Assurance:

 Ensure procedure complies with [Project Name] specifications and standards.


 Retain records for QA purposes.

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