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Method statement for Diesel Generator & Tank

The document outlines the method statement for the demolition of a Diesel Generator Building and Tank to facilitate the augmentation of a new MTC. It details the purpose, scope, responsibilities, equipment, and procedures, emphasizing safety measures and environmental considerations. Compliance with relevant regulations and thorough documentation is required throughout the demolition process.

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Method statement for Diesel Generator & Tank

The document outlines the method statement for the demolition of a Diesel Generator Building and Tank to facilitate the augmentation of a new MTC. It details the purpose, scope, responsibilities, equipment, and procedures, emphasizing safety measures and environmental considerations. Compliance with relevant regulations and thorough documentation is required throughout the demolition process.

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PROJECT NAME

TITLE Ref. No. :


METHOD STATEMENT FOR REV. No. 0
Date :
Diesel Generator And Tank- Demolition
Page

1.0 PURPOSE

The Demolition of Diesel Generator Building and Tank in front of existing MTC to
accommodate augmentation of new MTC.

2.0 SCOPE

This method statement covers all processes related to the demolition of the Diesel
generator and Tank, including:

 Electrical cables need to be terminate.


 Need to lay temporary cable to connect the existing MTC DB.
 Before dismantling of fire hydrant pipelines require to shutdown and connected
to site A line.
 Required to mark existing pile locations while demolishing.
 Stored oil inside the tank need to be drained and generator also need to be
removed before demolishing.
 Required to get clearance from all department.
 Oil line also need to be disconnected before dismantling.
 Safety measures need to be followed as per IS 4130:1991.

This procedure must be read in conjunction with the relevant Inspection and Test Plan
(ITP), outlining the responsibilities and quality verification to be performed by various
parties.

3.0 REFERENCES

 Approved shop drawings for the building and MEP services.


 Project Quality Plan (PQP).
 Project Safety Plan (PSP).
 Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Plan.
 Manufacturer’s recommendations for MEP equipment.
 Local authority regulations for demolition and waste disposal.
 Civil Defense Department requirements.
4.0 DEFINITIONS

 Contractor: The main contractor responsible for the demolition work.


 Sub-Contractor: The demolition specialist sub-contractor.
 PQP: Project Quality Plan.
 PSP: Project Safety Plan.
 HSE: Health, Safety, and Environment.
 ITP: Inspection and Test Plan.
 QA/QC: Quality Assurance / Quality Control.
 SK: Store Keeper.
 WIR: Work Inspection Request.
 MIR: Material Inspection Request.

5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES

 Project Manager: Overall responsibility for the project, including safety,


planning, and quality.
 Construction Manager: Supervises and controls the demolition work on-site.
 QA/QC Engineer: Ensures all demolition activities comply with quality
standards.
 Site Engineer: Monitors the progress of demolition and ensures compliance with
approved drawings and specifications.
 HSE Officer: Implements safety measures and ensures a safe working
environment.
 Store Keeper (SK): Manages the storage and handling of materials and
equipment.
 Foreman: Oversees the daily demolition activities and ensures proper execution
of the work.

6.0 EQUIPMENT

 Excavator with demolition attachment: Suitable for the building size.


 Hydraulic breaker: For breaking concrete structures.
 Crane: For lifting heavy debris & Equipments.
 Dump trucks: For debris removal.
 Portable cutting tools: For cutting electrical cables and plumbing lines.
 Safety equipment: Hard hats, safety shoes, gloves, safety glasses, and high-
visibility vests.
 Barricades and safety nets: For securing the demolition area.
 Dust suppression equipment: To minimize dust during demolition.
 3 phase welding machine: for fire hydrant line disconnect and connection
welding.
 Lifting tools and tackles: for the purpose of lifting equipments
 Jack hammer: for breaking of concrete.
 Gas cutter: for pipe line disconnecting.
 Hand grinder: AG5 or AG7
 Chipping machine or hilti machine: for breaking of concrete.
7.0 PROCEDURE

7.1 Safety

 Ensure all personnel are trained in demolition work and aware of the risks
associated with live MEP services.
 Use appropriate PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) at all times.
 Barricade the demolition area and display warning signs.
 Isolate live electrical systems and ensure all electrical panels and DBs are de-
energized before demolition.
 Conduct a pre-demolition safety briefing for all workers.

7.2 Work Sequence and Methodology

1. Pre-Demolition Inspection:
o Inspect the building structure and identify live MEP services.
o Isolate and protect live electrical systems, plumbing lines, and the septic
tank.
o Verify that all utilities (water, electricity, gas) are disconnected or isolated.
2. Demolition Sequence:
o Start demolition from the top (roof) and proceed downward to the ground
floor.
o Use the excavator with a demolition attachment to break down the
structure.
o Remove debris using dump trucks and dispose of it at an approved landfill
site.
3. Protection of MEP Services:
o Identify and mark all live electrical cables, control panels, and DBs.
o Protect plumbing stack lines and ensure the septic tank remains
operational.
o Use portable cutting tools to carefully remove electrical cables and
plumbing lines.
4. Debris Removal:
o Sort debris into recyclable and non-recyclable materials.
o Transport debris to the designated disposal site.
5. Final Inspection:
o Inspect the site to ensure all debris has been removed.
o Verify that the septic tank and surrounding area are intact and
operational.

7.3 Handling and Storage

 Store all tools and equipment in a secure area.


 Ensure all materials removed from the site are properly documented and
disposed of in accordance with local regulations.
7.4 Environmental Considerations

 Use dust suppression equipment to minimize airborne dust.


 Prevent debris from entering the septic tank or surrounding drainage systems.
 Ensure all waste is disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner.

8.0 ATTACHMENTS

 Approved shop drawings.


 Risk Assessment and Method Statement (RAMS).
 Inspection and Test Plan (ITP).
 Material Inspection Requests (MIRs) and Work Inspection Requests (WIRs).

This method statement ensures that the demolition of the building is carried out safely,
efficiently, and in compliance with all relevant regulations and project requirements. All
personnel involved must adhere to the outlined procedures and safety measures to
minimize risks and ensure the successful completion of the project.

This draft follows the same structure and format as the provided method statement,
ensuring consistency and clarity. Adjustments can be made based on specific site
conditions or additional requirements.

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