METHOD STATEMENT
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Description of
Task/ Activity: METHOD STATEMENT FOR PIPE WELDING AT POWER GENERATION
BUILDING.
Project Name: Al Ba’itha Mine Infrastructure and Utilities
Company: Ma’ameer General Contracting, MGC
Prepared By: Anand Subi
Position: Qc inspector Date:
Contractor Project
Manager Review:
Sumesh.G.P
Position: Site Manager Date:
DL Discipline
Engineer/Manager Review:
Position: Construction Manager Date:
DL HSE Manager Review: George Kennedy
Position: HSE Manager Date:
WPF Review: HENRY
Position: HSE Manager Date:
Document Reference:
Associated JSA
Reference Number Attached
Yes No
METHOD STATEMENT
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Key Plant and Tools
Required:
Chainblock,welding machines etc.
Key Materials
Required:
N/A
Other Essential
Equipment:
(i.e.: access platforms, Lifting Ropes,Barricade,Signage,Flags,
Winches, Chain block)
Specific Identified
Residual Hazards:
(or refer to the task
specific risk
assessment(s))
N/A
Specific Staff Training
Requirements:
(i.e.: Confined Spaces/Abrasive Wheels/Working at Height/Plant Operators etc)
, crane operator, riggers
Temporary Supports
and Props needed to
facilitate the works:
(If none, state none.)
None
Method of Access and
Egress to the work
area:
N/A
Fall Protection
Measures:
(Where work at height cannot
be eliminated - consider both
Personnel & Materials)
(i.e.: Guard Rails/Toe Boards/Brick Guards/Safety Harnesses/Exclusion Zones etc)
Exclusion zone with barricade , signage and flag man.
Hazardous
Substances:
(Attach COSHH Assessments
and MSDS)
(i.e.: Lubricants/Solvents/Flammable Materials/Refrigerants/Welding Gases etc)
Very Toxic Harmful/
Irritant
Corrosive Dangerous
for the
environment
Oxidising Highly
flammable
Explosive
Applicable: No No No No No No No
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SWL's:
(Detail any limits on the loadings applicable to temporary plant/equipment or fixed elements of the structure
where the work is taking place.)
Required Personnel
Protective Equip.:
Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
OTHER:
1: Coveralls
:
Safety
Boots
Hard Hats Safety
Gloves
Hearing
Protection
Respiratory
Protection
Eye
Protection
Yes Yes Yes
Yes
Yes Yes
High
Visibility
Welder
Shield
Face Shield Fall Arrest Disposable
Mask
Goggles
Emergency
Procedures:
The duties, responsibilities, and names of employees assigned with rescue
and medical tasks.
First Aid Facilities:
Name of On-Site First Aider: Umer
First Aid Box Location: Power Generation biulding
Location of Nearest Hospital: Qiba Hospital
Other Information &
Comments:
Mechanical Engineer – Hamayoun Nawaz
Communication methods : Face to Face - team briefings, meetings
and presentations.
METHOD STATEMENT
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RESPONSIBILITIES
1) All work will be undertaken by qualified competent persons with
experience of the type of work described above, and in all
cases in full accordance with safety procedures specified.
2) It is the responsibility of the supervisor to ensure prior to giving
any personnel the job of installation that they are fully aware of
the hazards involved and are competent to carry out the work
safely.
3) The supervisor must ensure that this procedure is fully
complied with.
3.1) All mechanical workers must check by a mechanical supervisor
before starting of any work.
3.2)All workers must also sign in on each piece of equipment before
doing any work on it. All required information must be entered legibly.
Users should request a replacement for full sign in sheets.
4) Site In Charge(Sumesh G.P) – has an ultimate responsibility of
compliance of work to, relevant methodologies, standards,
specifications listed, while assuring adequate organization
resources.
5) HSE Supervisor(Saiuj) – shall be responsible to implement
HSE Plan.
6) QA/QC Inspector(Anand) – responsible for the Inspection
Request (IR) preparation, 100% inspection activities and
ensure compliance with quality requirements and
specifications.
7) Field Engineer(H.Nawas) – ensure that all related works are
carried out in accordance with approved released for
construction drawings, specifications, schedule, quality and
safety. Reports to Site Manager
8) Fabricators– will do all the fabrication work as per approved
drawings and standards
9) Helpers- These are to assist the technicians for the technical
works ,cleaning etc.
10)Supervisor / Foreman(Umar,Afsal) – Supervise all field
installations and reports to Field Engineer.
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11)Welders- the qualified welders will give production joints as per
approved welding procedure specification.
12)Ensure that Hoisting and Rigging accessories are free from
damage.
13 ) Provide third party inspection certificates for the welding
accessories.
14) Surveyors report is required for the level of foundation, centre
line etc.
15) All personnel must have competency certification cards to be
in date.
16) Users are required to clean up all chips, dirt, oil, etc.
produced during the use of any piece of equipment.
Compressed air shall not to be used to clean the machines.
17) Cleanup starts 15 minutes before the posted closing time.
SAFETY:
1. Every employee should be trained in work place safety.
2. To prevent accident sharpedges of materials, wooden or
metal lining should be properly handled.
3 Clamps to be used for piping welding must be suitable,
sufficient and fit for purpose.
4. When welding the all mechanical equipment must be
protected with flags, watch man barriers etc.
6. Concerned persons are allowed during welding..
7 The technicians working on top, must handle the parts
andtools
Carefully so as to prevent them to fall down.
8. All tools and equipment are to be returned to their proper location
before the user leaves the area.
9. No equipment is to be left running while physically or
mentally unattended
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10. Any personal injuries are to be reported immediately. Those
giving first aid to others should use the gloves provided to protect
themselves from blood borne disease. All injuries must be reported
immediately. Depleted first aid supplies should also be reported
immediately.
11. No food or drink is permitted in the site. No audio equipment,
either with or without headsets may be operated in the lab.
12. Users must receive proper instruction on each piece of equipment
prior to using it for the first time. Typically, this will occur in during
a regularly scheduled training program.
13. Users must not undertake any actions that may injure or distract
other users or result in damage to equipment or the work of others
CUTTING AND WELDING PROCEDURES:
 All cutting and welding operations performed at tuft by tuft
personnel or contractors must be carried out in accordance
with standards set forth by the American Welding Society and
the appropriate American National Standard institute standard
concerning cutting and welding.
 Designated Areas should be barricaded.
 Cutting and welding is only permitted by designated areas.
 FIRE PRECAUTIONS
 When cutting or welding outside a designated area, remove
the work to a safe location free of combustible materials if
possible.
 If the work cannot be moved ,clear flammable materials and
rubbish from the area for about a 35 feet radius.
 If these precautions are not feasible, shield or cover such
materials with fire resistive materials to protect them for
combustion.
 Holes in the floor and walls must be covered to prevent sparks
from falling through unnoticed onto people or combustible
materials below.
 Maintain a fire watch when doing this kind of work and have
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a charged fire extinguisher readily available.
 Do not cut or weld any closed vessel that has contained or has
suspected to have contained flammable or toxic materials until
it has been tested, thoroughly cleaned , purged and vented.
 Traces of the material may still be in the vessel and result in a
fire or explosion ,or create a toxic exposure.
 Accident Prevention
 Common sense and safe working practice is the key to
accident prevention. If you are unsure about an operation,
request assistance.
SEQUENCE OF WORK
The following working sequences are to be followed in site.
1. Identify the materials and equipments in site.
2. Refer the drawings and ensure the proper locations and dimensions
by concerned engineer.
3. Arrange all tools,materials and equipments orderly near to the work
area.The following tools and equipments to be used
a)welding machine
b)electrodes
c)grinder
d)pipe supports
e)spirit level
f)right angle
g)measuring tape
h)permanent marker
i)argon cylinder etc.
4. Prepare the pipes and other fittings as per approved drawings and
standards.
5. Start to fitup process as per approved welding procedure
specifications by qualified fabricators ,fitters and welders.
6. Check and ensure all welders and other technicians are qualified.
7. Monitor all welding and related works by approved supervisors and
qc inspector
8. Prepare all quality and related documents by qc inspector.
9. Coordinate with the owner and client inspectors or engineers for final
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inspection and keep all records as per client procedures.
INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION
Prior to final installation, the mechanical discipline shall release the and
verifying the activities of bolting, chipping work and other cleaning.
Each installation procedure shall follow the Inspection plan as per QC
document.The qc inspector is responsible for all qc documents to submit
and keep updated records.
METHOD STATEMENT
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DATE TRADE
NAME
PRINT SIGNATURE
RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER / SUPERVISOR
I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE METHOD STATEMENT
FOR THE WORK ACTIVITIES ABOVE

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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 1of 9 Description of Task/ Activity: METHOD STATEMENT FOR PIPE WELDING AT POWER GENERATION BUILDING. Project Name: Al Ba’itha Mine Infrastructure and Utilities Company: Ma’ameer General Contracting, MGC Prepared By: Anand Subi Position: Qc inspector Date: Contractor Project Manager Review: Sumesh.G.P Position: Site Manager Date: DL Discipline Engineer/Manager Review: Position: Construction Manager Date: DL HSE Manager Review: George Kennedy Position: HSE Manager Date: WPF Review: HENRY Position: HSE Manager Date: Document Reference: Associated JSA Reference Number Attached Yes No
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 2of 9 Key Plant and Tools Required: Chainblock,welding machines etc. Key Materials Required: N/A Other Essential Equipment: (i.e.: access platforms, Lifting Ropes,Barricade,Signage,Flags, Winches, Chain block) Specific Identified Residual Hazards: (or refer to the task specific risk assessment(s)) N/A Specific Staff Training Requirements: (i.e.: Confined Spaces/Abrasive Wheels/Working at Height/Plant Operators etc) , crane operator, riggers Temporary Supports and Props needed to facilitate the works: (If none, state none.) None Method of Access and Egress to the work area: N/A Fall Protection Measures: (Where work at height cannot be eliminated - consider both Personnel & Materials) (i.e.: Guard Rails/Toe Boards/Brick Guards/Safety Harnesses/Exclusion Zones etc) Exclusion zone with barricade , signage and flag man. Hazardous Substances: (Attach COSHH Assessments and MSDS) (i.e.: Lubricants/Solvents/Flammable Materials/Refrigerants/Welding Gases etc) Very Toxic Harmful/ Irritant Corrosive Dangerous for the environment Oxidising Highly flammable Explosive Applicable: No No No No No No No
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 3of 9 SWL's: (Detail any limits on the loadings applicable to temporary plant/equipment or fixed elements of the structure where the work is taking place.) Required Personnel Protective Equip.: Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes OTHER: 1: Coveralls : Safety Boots Hard Hats Safety Gloves Hearing Protection Respiratory Protection Eye Protection Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes High Visibility Welder Shield Face Shield Fall Arrest Disposable Mask Goggles Emergency Procedures: The duties, responsibilities, and names of employees assigned with rescue and medical tasks. First Aid Facilities: Name of On-Site First Aider: Umer First Aid Box Location: Power Generation biulding Location of Nearest Hospital: Qiba Hospital Other Information & Comments: Mechanical Engineer – Hamayoun Nawaz Communication methods : Face to Face - team briefings, meetings and presentations.
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 4of 9 RESPONSIBILITIES 1) All work will be undertaken by qualified competent persons with experience of the type of work described above, and in all cases in full accordance with safety procedures specified. 2) It is the responsibility of the supervisor to ensure prior to giving any personnel the job of installation that they are fully aware of the hazards involved and are competent to carry out the work safely. 3) The supervisor must ensure that this procedure is fully complied with. 3.1) All mechanical workers must check by a mechanical supervisor before starting of any work. 3.2)All workers must also sign in on each piece of equipment before doing any work on it. All required information must be entered legibly. Users should request a replacement for full sign in sheets. 4) Site In Charge(Sumesh G.P) – has an ultimate responsibility of compliance of work to, relevant methodologies, standards, specifications listed, while assuring adequate organization resources. 5) HSE Supervisor(Saiuj) – shall be responsible to implement HSE Plan. 6) QA/QC Inspector(Anand) – responsible for the Inspection Request (IR) preparation, 100% inspection activities and ensure compliance with quality requirements and specifications. 7) Field Engineer(H.Nawas) – ensure that all related works are carried out in accordance with approved released for construction drawings, specifications, schedule, quality and safety. Reports to Site Manager 8) Fabricators– will do all the fabrication work as per approved drawings and standards 9) Helpers- These are to assist the technicians for the technical works ,cleaning etc. 10)Supervisor / Foreman(Umar,Afsal) – Supervise all field installations and reports to Field Engineer.
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 5of 9 11)Welders- the qualified welders will give production joints as per approved welding procedure specification. 12)Ensure that Hoisting and Rigging accessories are free from damage. 13 ) Provide third party inspection certificates for the welding accessories. 14) Surveyors report is required for the level of foundation, centre line etc. 15) All personnel must have competency certification cards to be in date. 16) Users are required to clean up all chips, dirt, oil, etc. produced during the use of any piece of equipment. Compressed air shall not to be used to clean the machines. 17) Cleanup starts 15 minutes before the posted closing time. SAFETY: 1. Every employee should be trained in work place safety. 2. To prevent accident sharpedges of materials, wooden or metal lining should be properly handled. 3 Clamps to be used for piping welding must be suitable, sufficient and fit for purpose. 4. When welding the all mechanical equipment must be protected with flags, watch man barriers etc. 6. Concerned persons are allowed during welding.. 7 The technicians working on top, must handle the parts andtools Carefully so as to prevent them to fall down. 8. All tools and equipment are to be returned to their proper location before the user leaves the area. 9. No equipment is to be left running while physically or mentally unattended
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 6of 9 10. Any personal injuries are to be reported immediately. Those giving first aid to others should use the gloves provided to protect themselves from blood borne disease. All injuries must be reported immediately. Depleted first aid supplies should also be reported immediately. 11. No food or drink is permitted in the site. No audio equipment, either with or without headsets may be operated in the lab. 12. Users must receive proper instruction on each piece of equipment prior to using it for the first time. Typically, this will occur in during a regularly scheduled training program. 13. Users must not undertake any actions that may injure or distract other users or result in damage to equipment or the work of others CUTTING AND WELDING PROCEDURES:  All cutting and welding operations performed at tuft by tuft personnel or contractors must be carried out in accordance with standards set forth by the American Welding Society and the appropriate American National Standard institute standard concerning cutting and welding.  Designated Areas should be barricaded.  Cutting and welding is only permitted by designated areas.  FIRE PRECAUTIONS  When cutting or welding outside a designated area, remove the work to a safe location free of combustible materials if possible.  If the work cannot be moved ,clear flammable materials and rubbish from the area for about a 35 feet radius.  If these precautions are not feasible, shield or cover such materials with fire resistive materials to protect them for combustion.  Holes in the floor and walls must be covered to prevent sparks from falling through unnoticed onto people or combustible materials below.  Maintain a fire watch when doing this kind of work and have
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 7of 9 a charged fire extinguisher readily available.  Do not cut or weld any closed vessel that has contained or has suspected to have contained flammable or toxic materials until it has been tested, thoroughly cleaned , purged and vented.  Traces of the material may still be in the vessel and result in a fire or explosion ,or create a toxic exposure.  Accident Prevention  Common sense and safe working practice is the key to accident prevention. If you are unsure about an operation, request assistance. SEQUENCE OF WORK The following working sequences are to be followed in site. 1. Identify the materials and equipments in site. 2. Refer the drawings and ensure the proper locations and dimensions by concerned engineer. 3. Arrange all tools,materials and equipments orderly near to the work area.The following tools and equipments to be used a)welding machine b)electrodes c)grinder d)pipe supports e)spirit level f)right angle g)measuring tape h)permanent marker i)argon cylinder etc. 4. Prepare the pipes and other fittings as per approved drawings and standards. 5. Start to fitup process as per approved welding procedure specifications by qualified fabricators ,fitters and welders. 6. Check and ensure all welders and other technicians are qualified. 7. Monitor all welding and related works by approved supervisors and qc inspector 8. Prepare all quality and related documents by qc inspector. 9. Coordinate with the owner and client inspectors or engineers for final
  • 8.
    METHOD STATEMENT Page 8of 9 inspection and keep all records as per client procedures. INSTALLATION AND INSPECTION Prior to final installation, the mechanical discipline shall release the and verifying the activities of bolting, chipping work and other cleaning. Each installation procedure shall follow the Inspection plan as per QC document.The qc inspector is responsible for all qc documents to submit and keep updated records.
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    METHOD STATEMENT Page 9of 9 DATE TRADE NAME PRINT SIGNATURE RESPONSIBLE ENGINEER / SUPERVISOR I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE METHOD STATEMENT FOR THE WORK ACTIVITIES ABOVE