METHOD STATEMENT FOR FENOMASTIC PAINTING WORKS

METHOD STATEMENT FOR FENOMASTIC PAINTING WORKS

Table of Contents

1.0. SCOPE OF WORK

2.0. OBJECTIVE

3.0. ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

3.1. Project Manager:

3.2. Project Engineer:

3.3. Foreman:

4.0. MATERIAL & EQUIPMENT

5.0. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

6.0. SAFETY

7.0. PAINTING PROCEDURE

8.0. PREPARATION OF PAINTING WORKS

9.0. APPLICATION OF WORK

10.0. ATTACHMENTS

1.0. SCOPE OF WORK

The scope of work covered by this method statement is for doing the Fenomastic wall painting works. Supply and Installation of Fenomastic wall painting works. The activities covered are supply of material, storage, and installation of Fenomastic wall works.

2.0. OBJECTIVE

The purpose of this method statement is to set out the procedures and controls to be implemented by the client and specialist subcontractor/Subcontractor to ensure that all activities related to Fenomastic wall painting works will comply with the guidelines provided by UAE construction & Safety standards and specifications.

3.0. ORGANIZATIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

3.1. Project Manager:

• Review and approve the overall Fenomastic wall painting works methodology
• Ensure the proper resources have been adequately specified
• Ensure that all the safety measures are being considered
• Ensure that all the workforce understand their roles in conducting certain activities.
• Ensure that the requirements of the project specifications and relevant ITP are followed and implemented during Fenomastic wall painting works.
• Plan and determine the required resources for Fenomastic wall painting works.
• Interface with the safety personnel to ensure that all aspects of the work are being considered.
• Brief all the Project / Site Engineers / Foreman about their roles and duties.
• Monitor the work at the site and guide the site team for any areas of improvement

3.2. Project Engineer:

• Responsible for carrying out the work as per the Method Statement and specification.
• Ensure that the resources are available to carry out the work as scheduled.
• The Project Engineer shall be available at the site full-time for the execution of works as per schedule & specification.
• Shall execute the job as per the approved method statement, ITPs, drawings, specifications, and job safety analysis guidance.
• Issue the correct and approved materials to explain the daily tasks to his workforce.
• Prepare Work inspection request (WIR)
• Work hand in hand with the project team to deliver quality output.
• Conducting Toolbox talks before work commencement.
• Ensure that working areas are properly covered with work permits.
• Provide all necessary tools, equipment, and materials required at the site.
• Monitor and advise site supervisors on all requirements for tools to maintain a safe working environment.
• Make sure that site personnel are adequately trained to do the job.
• Stop all unsafe work activities.
• Record to the Project Manager for any discrepancies found in the drawings.

3.3. Foreman:

• Execute the works as per the instructions given by the Site Engineers.
• Carry out works according to the approved Method Statement & Specifications
• Inform Site Engineers of any activity ready for inspections.
• Provide daily reports to Site Engineers.
• Make sure that safety is well practiced on site.
• Proper storage of materials.
• Control site disposal of waste materials.

4.0. MATERIAL & EQUIPMENT

• Spray Gun
• Masks
• Painting Rollers
• Painting Brush
• Putty knifes
• Scrappers
• Abrasive Paper
• Bucket
• Ladders
• Mobile scaffolds
• Paint brushes
• Paint rollers
• Roller extension pole
• Paint tray and liner
• Paint can opener and stirrer
• Drop sheets and plastic sheeting

5.0. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

• Safety glasses and goggles: Protection of eyes from paint splashes.
• Masks: Protection from inhaling paint fumes, especially in poorly ventilated areas.
• Gloves: Protection of hands from skin irritation.
• Drop sheets: Protection of floors and furniture from paint spills.
• Safety Harness

6.0. SAFETY

Below tools required for achieving good quality, painting works:

• All employees shall be provided with complete personal protective equipment and PPE.
• All employees shall attend a Safety Induction and Training Course to identify all Hazards associated with this work.
• All workers shall be provided with proper tools and equipment to execute the work safely.
• MSDS (material safety data sheet) shall be displayed at work location as appropriate
• Work on height should be properly managed and the use of ladders shall be restricted.

7.0. PAINTING PROCEDURE

Check materials, paint system, and subcontractors are approved by the consultant engineer. Delivered paint materials shall be checked for the following things:

• Expiry date, original labeled containers, manufacturer’s name, type of paint, brand name, color designation, and instructions for mixing and/or reducing.
• Material shall be stored in a cool, well-ventilated, and dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• Ensure necessary MEP clearance is obtained from concerned departments.
• The parts not to be painted are protected before the commencement of painting works.
• Before commencement of work, remove the electrical switch and outlet plates, surface hardware, frames of lighting fixtures, and all the other obstructions and replace them properly after the work.
• Mock Samples will be prepared in the designated area for the CONSULTANT approval using the correct material, number of coats, color, texture, and degree of gloss required.
• The Surfaces to receive painting shall be free from all loose particles and prepared as per the manufacturer’s recommendation.
• Painting work shall not proceed in windy and rainy climates.
• Proper working platforms and lighting arrangements shall be provided.
• Scaffolding and working platforms shall be checked against safety.
• All materials must be collected and returned to the designated storage area after working hours and properly secured and locked

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