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Method Statement Glass Works

This document provides a method statement for supplying and installing glass and aluminum works at the Al Shirawi Head Office in Dubai, UAE from May 21st to 22nd, 2022. It details the contractor, project name, personnel involved, safety procedures, personal protective equipment requirements, and scope of work. The method statement outlines the site induction, permit requirements, cleaning policies, and fall protection measures to complete the installation safely.

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Method Statement Glass Works

This document provides a method statement for supplying and installing glass and aluminum works at the Al Shirawi Head Office in Dubai, UAE from May 21st to 22nd, 2022. It details the contractor, project name, personnel involved, safety procedures, personal protective equipment requirements, and scope of work. The method statement outlines the site induction, permit requirements, cleaning policies, and fall protection measures to complete the installation safely.

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Issue date: Issue No.

M.H.T.S. L.L.C., DUBAI, U.A.E. 01


METHOD STATEMENT
21/05/2022 Page 03 of
04
Note: All fields must be completed & place N / A where necessary.
Contractor Name: Address: Tel: 055-4172688
MHTS L.L.C. Dubai, U.A.E.
e-mail: [email protected]
Project Name M/s. Al Shirawi Facilities Management L.L.C., Dubai, U.A.E.
Description of the Supply & Installation of Glass & Aluminium Works
Task / Activity
Site Address / Al Shirawi Head Office Start Date / Time: 21.05.2022 / 07:00 A.M.
Location: Ras Al Khor Dubai, UAE
Finish Date / Time 22.05.2022 / 10:00 P.M.
Name Role/Trade
Shabbir General Technician
Personnel Ghazanfar Ali Technician
Involved
Sabu Mathew Glass & Aluminium Supervisor/Technician
Pradeep Kumar Technician
Subcontractor
Site Supervisor: Ghulam Shabbir Mob.: 050 7068216

Safety Officer N/A Tel:


Site Safety
Representative N/A Tel

Key Plant & Tools


(Attach
Certification) N/A
Key Materials N/A
Other Essential Normal working carpentry tools
Equipment
Specific Identified
Residual Hazards: N/A
(or refer to the
task specific risk
assessment(s))
Specific Staff Safe Pass, Manual Handling.
Training
1. Site induction for all M.H.T.S staffs
2. Ensure that all permits and procedures are in place before any work commences
Detailed Step by 3. All relevant PPE must be worn before the task commences i.e. hard-hat, safety
Step Sequence of boots, safety glasses, high viz vest, gloves & respirator. Where required.
Operations: 4. A “Clean as you go” policy shall be in place at all times.
5. Check site and verify that it has been left free from possible hazards. The site to
be constantly monitored to ensure that potential hazards are not created. The site
to be kept clean and orderly at all times during the works.
Temporary (if none, state none)
Supports and None
Issue No.
M.H.T.S. L.L.C., DUBAI, U.A.E. 01
METHOD STATEMENT
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21/05/2022 04
Props needed to N/A
facilitate the
works:
(i.e. Ladders / MEWPS / Scaffold / Trestles / Step Ladder, etc) Ladders may only be used as a last resort and must be
for short duration only.
Method of Access
and Egress to the
work area:
N/A
(i.e. Guard Rails / Toe Boards/Brick Guard / Safety Harnesses / Exclusion Zones, etc.)
Fall Protection
Measures:
(Where work at height N/A
cannot be eliminated –
consider both Personnel
& Materials)

Hazardous
Substances:
(Attach MSDS if
Harmful/ Corrosive Dangerous Oxidising Highly Explosives
required) Very Irritant For the flammable
Toxic environment
Applicable: No No No No No No No
Storage
Arrangements: To be agreed with the client / site manager. Prior to works

Details of Permits
to Work: Clients protocol has been referred & filled.

Other:
Required
Personnel 1. Hi - Viz
Protective Equip.:
2.
Safety Hard Hats Safety Gloves Hearing Eye Respiratory
Boots Protection Protection Protection 3.
Applicable Y/N: y y y n y y y
S. N Scope of Work
1. Supply & installation of Power coated grey aluminium frame with double glaze clear tempered glass
6mm with 10mm spacer both sides with a sliding glass door system with handle (as per the given drwg.)
Risk Assessments- These are the risk assessments
which are applicable to works onsite.
Risk Definition and Matrix
Probability Categories
Category Definition
1 Practically Impossible
2 Not Likely
3 Possible
4 Likely
5 Very Likely

Consequence Categories (Safety)

Category Definitions
1 First Aid, Near Miss
2 LTA (1 Day), Medical Treatment
3 LTA (3 Day), Dangerous Occurrence
4 Single Fatality
5 Multiple Fatality

Consequence Categories (Environmental)

Category Definitions
1 Release which has only a minor impact
2 Release, which has a moderate (short duration) impact
3 Release, which has a significant impact
4 Major environmental release which has a significant (long term) impact
5 Damage is major and permanent

Risk Matrix

PROBABILITY

1 2 3 4 5
Acceptable level of risk. Risk is
controlled as far as reasonably
5 LOW MED HIGH HIGH HIGH LOW
practicable. Existing Controls to
be continuously monitored.
4 LOW MED HIGH HIGH HIGH
Should aim to reduce risk
further to As Low As is
3 LOW MED MED HIGH HIGH MED
Reasonably Practicable.
(ALARP)
2 LOW LOW MED MED MED
Unacceptable level of risk.
Hazard MUST be avoided or
1 LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW HIGH level of Risk reduced
significantly & reliably by
controls.
Medim
Medm
Risk
Hazard HAZARD POTENTIAL

Low

Low
Ref. PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES AND SAFEGUARDS.

High

High
Identification AND CONSEQUENCES.
No:

 All employees to have Manual Handling


 Training completed
 Work organized so as manual handling is kept to
Incorrect lifting or moving  an absolute minimum.
techniques leading to  Gloves must be worn at all times throughout
pulled muscles strain  the task. Where appropriate gloves for the task.
1 Back Injuries chronic or acute back x  Ensure there are enough employees present to x
injuries are therefore a carry out the operation with no risk to anyone’s
high possibility.
 health or safety.
 All relevant information about the process to
be discussed prior to work commencing.

 In order to minimize the risk of injury through poor
housekeeping all employees to ensure that their
work areas are kept clear of all materials when not
 in use
Dismantling  Rubbish etc must not be allowed accumulate in the
Existing Office working area this could cause injury or could also be
Furniture. Trip Hazards x  the cause of fire spreading. x
2  All walkways are to be kept free from obstacles at
 all times.
 ‘Clean as you go’ work policy


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