Method Statement of precast pilie and its risk assessment
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The document provides a summary of the candidate's experience in quality assurance and quality control roles over 6 years, including current and previous positions in welding and painting inspection. It also lists the candidate's qualifications, including engineering and welding certifications, and skills in English communication, adapting to different work environments, and teamwork. The candidate's objective is to secure a challenging position contributing QA/QC skills and helping improve an organization.
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Method Statement of precast pilie and its risk assessment
- 1. WELCOME TO MY PRESENTATION PRESENTATION ON METHOD STATEMENT OF PRECAST PILING AND ITS RISK ASSESSMENT Presented By: MD.JIHAN RABBANI ROLL:1423041 COURSE NO:BECM4114 COURSE TEACHER: Mijanoor Rahman Jhumana Akter
- 2. GENERAL SUBMISSION FORM SUBJECT: INSTALLATION OF PRECAST PILES. COMPANY: SHAGOR & CO. DOCUMENT NO: LTBF/WP/PL/03. TENDER NO: 257/2018. PREPAREFD BY: MD.SHARIF UDDIN (SITE QA/QC) REVIEWED BY: MD.SAMIUL KABIR (CONST. MANAGER) APPROVED BY: MD.JIHAN RABBANI (PROJECT MANAGER)
- 3. This Specification shall be read in conjunction with all other Contract documents. Should any queries arise in respect of this Specification, they shall be referred to the Engineer. 1.PREAMBLES: 2.SCOPE OF THE WORKS The Piling Contractor will be expected to act as a Sub Contractor. Main Contractor and will be responsible for the design, supply, delivery and installation of the piling works. 3.Project Specification Comply with the latest edition of the BNBC.
- 4. 4.Existing Services Contractor shall make enquiries about the position and depth of existing service pipes, cables and other underground constructions which are likely to affect the works. 5.Site Inspection The Piling Contractor will be deemed to have visited and inspected the site and all surrounding structures roads, services, etc that may be affected by the piling operations. 6.Site Investigation A detailed project specific geotechnical investigation has been carried out and a report issued.
- 5. 7.Noise & Vibration The Piling Subcontractor is to allow for and ensure that all measures to control the noise and vibration levels produced by his operations on site required under or by virtue of any enactment or regulations, or by the working rules of any industry, are strictly complied with. 8.Materials The following materials shall not be built into the works: Additives containing Calcium Chloride High alumina cement Asbestos Biodegradable void formers Urea formaldehyde Calcium silicate bricks Any other materials known to be deleterious at the time of use.
- 6. Pile Shoes, Pile Head Reinforcement, Pile Quality, Marking of Piles, Pile Driving, Pile Installation System, Length of Piles and all other thing comply with the latest BNBC.. 9.Testing The following tests and rates shall be carried outspread equally across the site; Dynamic load tests Static load tests 10.Obstructions In the event of unnatural obstructions, the Subcontractor shall immediately inform the Engineer and Main Contractor.
- 7. RISK ASSESSMENT FOR PILING OPERATIONS Hazards: Failure to check manufacturer’s instruction. Overhead power lines Underground services not identified. Inadequate operator training. Joining pile to existing pile, if deeper piling is necessary. Unexpected visitors entering the site.
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