M.S Core Wall

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,
TRANSPORTATION & ERECTION FOR SOUQ WAQIF CARPARKING

METHOD STATEMENT NO.
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SOUQ WAQIF CAR PARK
METHOD STATEMENT FOR

PRODUCTION, TRANSPORTATION
AND ERECTION OF PRECAST
CORE WALLS

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Table of Content
Description
Page no.
1. Purpose and General Scope of Work
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2. Reference Documents ...
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3. Resources ..
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4. Production Phase ..
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5. Storage /Stacking ..
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6. Lifting / Handling .
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7. Delivery / Transportation .
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8. Surveying / Leveling
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9. Working Sequence for Erection
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10. Erection Tolerance
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1. Purpose and General Scope of Work

The purpose of this document is to provide detailed methodology to be adopted for the
production, transportation & installation of precast , Core wall panels, stair case, solid slabs
at Souq Waqif Car Parking. This method statement complies with the QCS and technical
specification of project.
The scope of works consists of pre-cast production, supply and erection of precast Core wall
panels, stair case, solid slabs per agreed contract.
1.1. Records
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Laboratory Testing forms for Materials

Concrete Testing Forms
Production control Forms
QCS-2010 & project specification
Erection control forms
As built drawings
2. Reference Documents
a)
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f)
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h)
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Project Technical Specifications

QCS-2010
Project Quality Plan
Fabrication/Erection Drawings
Existing approved Traffic Management Plan
Survey Drawings
Reference IFC drawings
Approved Shop drawings & Project Specification
Project Health, Safety & Environment Plan
Approved Material Log
3. Resources
Supervision Staff
Organization Chart for this project is submitted.

Responsibility for the Supervision Staff
Project Manager is responsible to ensure that this method statement is understood
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and implemented by the all concerned persons involved for the production, delivery and
erection of Pre Cast elements. He is responsible to provide all the resources required for
the execution of the work within the specified time and cost. The project manager is
responsible to coordinate internally with Operations Manager & Executive Manager and
externally with the contractor to solve any technical or contractual matter related to the
project activity. The project manager is responsible to ensure that all tests related to
contract are carried out as per the project requirements, test reports submitted to
contractor and are approved by the client or consultant. He is also responsible to
handover the project dossier and attains the project completion certificate from the client.
The project manager is also responsible for the health and safety management for the
team working in the project.
Production Manager is responsible to ensure that all required resources are
available on time to execute the production and timely delivery of precast elements. He is
also responsible to ensure that the work is executed without jeopardizing the applicable
quality and safety standards. He is responsible to arrange and manage day to day
activities and coordinate with all others trades and any external testing agencies for the
successful completion of the works as per the construction program. Production Manager
shall ensure that all tests for Pre Cast elements are carried out as per the contract
requirements and the results are submitted to the contractor and are approved. Production
manager takes active part for promoting the safety awareness among the workers and
ensures the implementation of applicable HSE rules and regulations in coordinator with
the contractor safety manager & following his instruction.
Senior Site Engineer is responsible to execute the installation of precast elements as
per the approved shop drawings and program of works. He is responsible to
communicate and strictly implement the quality and safety requirements for the project.
He is also responsible to coordinate with all parties involved for the works. He is
responsible to ensure that all required equipment, repair, grout material is available at site
in order to ensure that the work is completed on time. Also he will be responsible that no
damage will be done to the other work on site.
QA/QC Engineer is responsible to implement the project quality plan, and ensure
that the activity is carried out as per approved ITP. The QA/QC engineer shall coordinate
with production team and the contractor QA/QC team to ensure that all materials are
inspected approved by client/consultant and the work is inspected and approved in timely
manner. He shall coordinate with third party laboratory for testing required for the works.
He is responsible to control the project records in a safe and retrievable manner. The
QA/QC engineer shall closely work with the main contractor QC Engineer to arrange the
project close out record and attains the approval from the clients representative.
HSE officer is coordinate with the contractor HSE team responsible for the
promotion of safety awareness among the employees. He shall inspect the all work
places, identify the hazards and communicate the corrective and preventive actions to the
project management team. He is responsible to ensure that all equipment present at site
and used is certified, operators and banks men are certified by the approved third party.

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He shall maintain the record of all certificates. The HSE officer is also responsible to
report any accident/Incident/ Near-miss happened at site. He shall investigate and report
the matter to the HO & to the contractor. He shall deliver toolbox talks to site employees
including supervision team. HSE officer ensures that local regulations are implemented.
He works closely with project manager, production manager and produces the weekly
and monthly reports related to HSE system.
Construction Equipment
It will be ensured that all the construction equipment used having the valid test
certificates from authorized bodies and operators are having valid licenses.
Main construction equipment envisaged for construction is as follows:
No.
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Description
Concrete batching Plant
Type
Qty
MEKA
Concrete Mixer Truck
10 m3
10
Mobile Crane
70t
Crawler Crane
150t
Overhead bucket gantry (casting

crane)
Vibro bar
Air Compressor
=100,
70, 50mm
275 CFM
Generator
50 KVA
Vibrating Tables
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10
Curing Yard
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Trailer trucks
15
12
Slabs saw
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Plate form for casting & working
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Hydraulic Tilts
10
15
Water Tankers
Remarks
82m boom with 11 tons

lifting capacity at 36 m
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6
Standby vibro bar will be

on site for each pour
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6 nos for hollow core slabs

and 10 nos for precast
4. Production of Precast Elements

4.1 Pre-Production Requirements:
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The Production Manager and Senior Site Engineer shall ensure that the followings
documents are approved by contractor based upon the consultant/client approval.
Shop Drawings
Materials and Suppliers for (reinforcement steel,, steel welded wire mesh, concrete mix
design, concrete constituents, curing compound, grouting material, embedded
materials, Dowel bars, Plate, Backing Rods etc)
Approval of the architectural aspects of the precast level.
Project Quality Plan
Method Statement
ITP (Inspection and Test Plan)
4.2 Ingredients of Production:

Concrete Constituents: Concrete raw material component (Cement, sand, aggregates, water
& Admixture) being used in the production of precast elements from the factory batching
plant.
4.3 Testing of Concrete Constituents:
The testing procedures and frequency of concrete constituents shall be as per approved ITP,
requirement of project specification and QCS 2010 has incorporated into ITP.
4.4 Sequence of Works:
Unless otherwise specified

Mold fabrication
Mold preparation
Fabrication and assembly of steel reinforcement cages
Placement of steel reinforcement cages unto the Mold
Embedded parts
Concreting works
Curing
De Molding
Stripping
Defects and repairs if applicable
Curing
Stocking
Handling
Delivery
Erection

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4.5 Mold Fabrication

4.5.1
Precast elements Mold shall be fabricated based on the approved shop drawing issued
by design to production department. Before any Mold fabrication takes place, the
Production Engineer and Mold Fabricator must ensure that he has the approved latest
revision of shop drawing.
4.5.2 Material of Mold: The Mold material mainly of the steel plate and profiled assembled
by welding and bolting. Part of the Mold can also be made with the wood or marine
ply wood depending upon the configurations and the number of units that will be
produced.
4.5.3 Molds are fabricated in such a manner that:a. They are stable and solidly unit.
b. Casting deviation to be readily controlled and / or prevented.
c. Will allow de-Molding without damaging the precast element.
d. Are free from defects that would impair the surface appearance of the precast unit
and prevent loss of cement slurry.
e. They are accurately built and all measurement area as per the latest revision of
approved shop drawing.
4.6 Mold Control
Mold fabrication is monitored from time to time by the line quality controller. Upon
completion of fabrication work, the Mold is subject to final quality control inspection, and
approves or disapproves completed Mold on his findings. Cast in items, Mold oil and
reinforcement can only be placed after the approval of Mold. The Mold control should be
carried out prior to every casting.
4.7 Mold Preparation Prior to Casting
Clean the Mold from dust and other dirt. Apply Mold oil/release agent evenly on the internal
skin/faces of the side Molds and on the surface of the table Mold. Avoid applying oil in
excess quantity. Apply Mold oil/release agent on the internal surfaces of holders, block-outs
or opening.
4.8 Fabrication of Steel Reinforcement Cages
Cutting and bending of steel reinforcement is done in accordance with the Bar Bending
Schedule and as per requirement. Dowel bar will be provided in accordance with the
requirement of the fabrication drawings as well as reinforcement drawings. Dowel bar shown
in the drawings needs prior approval before its execution. Tolerances: will be as per contract
specification & QCS relative to cutting and bending of reinforcement. Refer to the latest
fabrication drawing for reinforcement detail. Cut the reinforcing bars in accordance with the
bar cutting and bending schedule as shown in the fabrication drawing. Cut steel reinforcing
bars thru the aid of steel bar cutter and not by flame-cutting. Bend steel reinforcing bars at
one time only. Re-bending and Re-straightening of reinforcing bars that are bent once is not
permitted. Assemble the steel cages in conformance to the fabrication Drawing ensure that the

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fabrication drawings that are being used are of the latest revision. Upon completion of a steel
reinforcement cage assembly, install Approved plastic spacers into the assembly. The spacers
should be strong enough to hold the weight of the reinforcement and achieve the required
cover. If not, concrete cover blocks will be used having the compressive strength equivalent
strength to the concrete member. Likewise, install the lifting hooks and then, if applicable,
fixing inserts and other provisions. Transfer the completed steel reinforcement cages into the
temporary holding area and cover it with polyethylene sheets to protect them from dirt, rust
and the like.
4.9 Placement of Steel Reinforcement
From the stocking area, the steel cage is lifted by the overhead/gantry crane and place unto
the Mold. Ensure the completed steel cage is lifted at their designated lifting points to prevent
its distortion at the time of transfer. Upon laying the steel cage unto the Mold, check for any
deformity, distortion, loose ties, which might have occurred at the time of its transfer. In such
occurrence, fix/restore it back to its original state. Install required cast-in-fixing items, i.e.,
base plate, angel plate, block out, sockets, MEP provisions, etc. as per shop drawings. Ensure
that it is properly fixed and supported to prevent dislocation at the time of casting.
QC Inspection: Ensure that the whole set up is finally checked by Quality Control Inspector
to ensure that no tie wire cuts or other debris are left in the Mold. It is also ensured that all the
cast-in items in the precast elements are in their right location and secured properly to prevent
movement during casting.
4.10 Embedded parts
Place the embedded items as per approved drawings and approved submittals. Embedded
items must be checked by production foreman before concrete. All embedded items,
insulation grouts; sealants, backing rods, and other materials to be used shall be as per
approved Request for material approval (RMA). All cast in parts shall be fixed in position as
per approved Shop drawings.
4.11 Concreting
Only approved Concrete Design Mixes are to be used in the production of precast concrete
elements.
As soon as reinforcement, lifting provisions, fixing inserts, etc., have been provided for and
checked as to distances, locations, number of provisions etc. inspection will be offered to
main contractor/MEP contractor QA/QC team for reinforcement, cover, embedded items
before offering for consultant inspection.
4.12 Manner of casting
Casting is planned in such a way that concreting work is done in one complete operation
without breaks. Concrete is brought by either the concrete transport shuttle from the batch

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plant or through the transit mixer discharged via mixer chute or extended chute, to the casting
Mold. Time interval is observed to avoid the occurrence of cold joint, QC Inspector will
ensured the batching with approved mix design & its batching record at the check point of lab
at the check point material engineer will conduct all fresh concrete tests according to
inspection & test plan. QC Engineer will ensure the concrete temperature at the time of
concrete placing it should not exceed 32 C. Mixing and pouring of concrete is not permitted
when the shade temperature exceeds 40C. Lay the concrete is upto the Mold in such a
manner that the entire Mold surface is covered evenly.
Vibration: For casting on table base Mold with built-in high frequency vibrators: Switch on
the vibrator at predetermined period of time as instructed by the Production Engineer and/or
QC inspector. For casting on table base Mold without built-in vibrators: Compact the concrete
is by using poker vibrators, immersion type. Vibration is applied continuously for
predetermined time during the placement of each concrete batch. Special attention is given to
difficult areas where heavy reinforcement occurs to prevent the presence of void or
honeycomb in the concrete. Level the top surface and remove excess concrete after
concreting. After the initial setting of concrete the surface, apply the required surface finish as
per requirement of the Specification. Curing: Panel / element are covered with Polythene
sheet to prevent evaporation and all produced panels / elements will be moisture cured in the
factory for 3 days after tilting and stacking. Hessian cloth shall be fixed and water with be
sprinkled for 3 days. Alternatively, approved curing compound may also be applied.
4.13 Sequence of Works for Core Wall Panels:
Mold fabrication of core wall panels will also be carried out with the same sequence
as that of other precast elements
Molds/shutters will be set on the table Mold base by tack welding.
Install/Weld the steel chamfers onto the side Molds/shutters.
Bolt connectors of side Molds/shutters to one another.
MEP provisions and PVC conduits shall be made as shown on approved shop
drawings. If there is any opening in the precast element, block out is fabricated
separately in the same manner as that of the main Mold.
For connection of the wall panels to other panels, connecting loops will be embedded
at the sides as per shop drawing and to connect vertically, grout pocket will be placed
at bottom side, where the dowel bar will be inserted into it during erection and will be
grouted by non shrink grout material.
Similarly, dowel bars will be extended at top of the wall panels to connect with the
above panels.
For sandwich panels concrete works will be carried out in two layers.
Place concrete as external layer to a thickness shown on drawing followed by
vibration and level the surface. Thickness of 1st concrete layer will be checked by QC
inspector.
Lay approved quality insulation, precut where connector / hanger ties are to be fixed.

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Fix connectors / hanger ties as shown on the drawing. Ensure the connectors are not
bent and connection between internal and external layer of panel is maintained
throughout the production of panel.
Another layer of reinforcement as per shop drawing is fixed and concrete layer is
placed into the Mold in such a manner that the entire surface is covered evenly.
Vibration: For casting on table base Mold with built-in high frequency vibrators:
Switch on the vibrator at predetermined period of time as instructed by the Production
Engineer and/or QC inspector. For casting on table base Mold without built-in
vibrators: Compact the concrete is by using poker vibrators, immersion type.
Vibration is applied continuously for predetermined time during the placement of each
concrete batch. Special attention is given to difficult areas where heavy reinforcement
occurs to prevent the presence of void or honeycomb in the concrete. Level the top
surface and remove excess concrete after concreting. After the initial setting of
concrete the surface, apply the required surface finish as per requirement of the
Specification.
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4.17 Repair of Damaged Element (if Applicable)
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QC will conduct the inspection. Standard identification of defects and conducts repairs if
applicable, only approved material will be used for repair work by following procedure
recommended by manufacturer.
a. Structural Grade Repair
Inspection and Preparation
o Inspection will be carried out to check the repairable concrete elements. Separate
these elements. It is verified that these elements surfaces are free of dirt, grease,
oil, curing compound, paints and all loose material.
o It will be confirmed that the concrete has been cured enough to achieve design
strength.
o The surface will be roughened by chipping, sandblasting or other mechanical
means to assure bond of the repair mortar to the existing concrete.
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Substrate Preparation
Areas to be repaired will be determined by visual inspection and hammer sounding.
Highlight all areas where concrete quality is suspect.
Saw cut perimeter maximum 10mm depth but do not cut steel.
Remove poor quality concrete in repair area until sound concrete appear. Ensure surface
is left in rough condition. All edges ideally should be cut at right angles
The concrete steel reinforcement to receive the repair must be cleaned. If half of the
diameter of the bar is exposed, chip out behind the rebar minimum of 10mm.
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Resurfacing Application
Pre wet the concrete surfaces before application of repair mortar with clean water.
Surface to be repaired must not be allowed to dry out before application.
Mix Recon GP repair material following the manufacturers instructions.
Apply repair mortar to the prepared area by hand or trowel.
Work up to 20mm in one layer. Thicker repairs may be achieved by working in
several layers up to 100mm.
Finish off and smooth the repaired area.
Mixing should be done up to 30 C. Any loss in workability may be compensated
by using chilled water
Mixing time is at least 3 minutes
Curing
Repaired concrete surfaces will be cured by sprinkling water or cover it with
hessian cloth. Curing compound can also be used
4.18 De-molding and Stripping
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De-Mold and strip the precast units off the Mold once they have attained the required
lifting strength or as per approved design. The lifting strength is determined by crushing
one concrete cube at 8 hours after casting. The crushing results for every batch of cast
units are reflected on the Daily Cube Crushing Data. At the time of lifting, visually check
the cast precast element for any defect and/or damage. In such occurrence, inform the
responsible authority on this account. Mark the unit for proper identification during
repair.
Units with serious damage and deemed irreparable are rejected outright and the QC
Inspector makes the corresponding report stating the reason for rejection. Once the
precast unit is stripped off the Mold, mark the precast element taking into account the
identification number and casting date as per approved unique numbering style. The
marking is placed in such a way that it is visible even when the unit is in stack. Precast
elements are stripped off the Mold and loaded to a truck and get pick up eventually by
the overhead / tower crane and stack in the stockyard. If immediate transfer is deemed
not possible, precast elements are stripped off the Mold and stack temporarily in a
holding area provided in the factory until their transfer in the on-site stockyard. For
transfer of units from factory to on-site stockyard by the flat bed trailer for columns,
beams, hollow core slabs. Curing will be done for a minimum period of 3 days.
5. Storage / Stacking of Pre-cast Elements
Precast concrete elements are generally stacked in a way to avoid any damage and double
handling of the units. The Wall panel to be loaded on the flatbed trailer and to be arranged in
such a manner that no shock / stress induced to the panel while transportation / delivery. Upon
arrival to Souq Waqif Car Parking, panel will be unloaded on top of wooden plank for the
element which cannot be kept in the rack otherwise all the elements must be unloaded on the
rack supported with the wooden batten, at a pre-determined location either in the main stock
yard or the designated yard at the site as indicated in the total construction logistic plan.
Prior to unloading panels are also then inspected by UCC representative, and if there be major
defect will not be unloaded from the trailer to the storage yard and will be returned back to
the factory.
Following pictures will illustrate the stacking ways of Core Wall elements:
1 # Precast Wall Panels (Core Walls)
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Lifting / Handling of Precast Elements

Lifting positions and weights of the precast core walls and precast stairs are identified in
the shop drawings. So, Lift the precast units only from their designated lifting hooks /
anchors.
Precast concrete elements are provided with approved material of lifting loops / anchors
and erection holes at locations mentioned in the approved shop drawings for stripping,
hoisting and installation during production phase.
The lifting will be carried out as per approved procedure and HSE rules. Lift these
elements using lifting devices / tools intended for the subject purpose and should be
certified from 3rd party.
Sr. Site Engineer & HSE Engineer: before start of the lifting process, will ensure that
crane is capable for lifting of weight of precast element and it can lift & install the
element within the safe working radius of crane. He will ensure all these things from load
chart of mobile crane. He will also verify the certification of mobile crane, its operator
and rigger.
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After attaching one precast unit, the mobile crane will lift & move the element to the
place of installation. The lifting & lowering of attached elements will be directed from a
banks man, who will stand next to point of attaching & detaching.
a. Lifting of Precast Core Wall Panels
For lifting purpose suitable chain slings, wire slings, ring clutches, bow shackles and
related lifting accessories will be used. The lifting chain, slings will be hooked with
crane hook & lifting binder at precast unit. Avoid damages due to improper and unsafe
lifting of precast elements.
7. Delivery / Transportation of Precast Elements

7.1 Work Sequence
Identification of Panels Identify panel from the storage rack in the factory to be loaded on
the truck according to the delivery schedule. Ensure all elements are signed off by the
quality inspector.
7.2 Mobilization of Trailers Unit and Cranes
Ensure sufficient space is available for the truck and crane to operate safely and also ensure
all lifting equipment is tested and certified.
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7.3 Lifting and placing on Trailer

Ensure stiffeners / bracing are in place and secured.
Ensure wooden support for the panels at the seating area is sound and in the right position.
Connect the lifting hook to the lifting anchor provided in the panel and ensure that safety
latch is properly locked.
Place the panel in the trailer unit and ensure all supports are in place.
Secure the panel to the trailer by the belt and wracked assembly in such a manner that no
shock / stress induced to the panel while transportation and it is properly secured.
7.4 Preparation of Delivery Note
Fill the delivery ticket with the panel identification no. and date of casting on the delivery
note.
7.5 Transportation
Upon receipt of delivery ticket duly signed by QC, trailer shall leave the factory to Souq
Waqif car park site. The trailer driver to ensure smooth movements to avoid any shock to
the panels.
7.6 Visual Inspection on Arrival
Upon arrival to the site, the stock yard in charge shall inspect the panel on the truck to
identify any damage while transportation. Panels are also then inspected by UCC
representative. Panels with major defect will not be unloaded from the trailer to the storage
yard.
7.7 Unloading
The lifting equipment are secured to the anchors, and the panels are lifted and placed in the
rack and properly supported with timber bearers provided in the designated, properly
leveled and compacted storage yard.
7.8 Receipt of Element

When the unloading and stacking operations are complete, the stock yard in charge signs
off the delivery ticket. Copy to be retained at site and original to be returned to the driver.
A periodic inspection from time to time is to be done in the storage yard to ensure that the
stored materials are good for incorporation for the permanent work. Any defective material
will be quantified and removed from the storage yard.
a. Precast wall panels, core walls will be delivered on A-frame or U-Frame trailers (one
panel on each side of the frame subject to the width of the panel).
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Above mentioned precast elements might also be delivered on low bed trailer depending
upon the shape, load and requirement. Please see the pictures below for ready reference:
8. Surveying/ Leveling of Precast Elements
Site Engineer shall ensure that specific portion is handed over for installation work of precast
elements at site. Survey shall be carried out for marking of coordinates, levels and position
for the erection of precast wall Panel & Stairs will be marked. After ensuring the position and
coordinates, it will be placed.
9. Erection of Precast Elements
a. Precast Walls:
Precast wall panels will be lifted and erected using lifting belts / chain slings with
suitable and appropriate accessories such as ring clutches, bow shackles etc. These lifting
devices will be connected to lifting anchors already provided in the precast element
during production phase.
Dowels will be left in cast-in place in raft / grade slab for the erection of precast walls, or
it can be drill & dowel to be inserted. The walls will rest on the grade slab and these
dowels will act as connection between precast walls and foundation / grade slab. Later
on, these dowels are to be grouted through block outs left in the precast walls for this
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purpose. Once wall element has been erected, then fix the prop to the wall, site engineer
will make sure for plumb. Props can be removed only upon grouting of the joints.
Wooden battens will be used as a formwork for grouting of horizontal & vertical joint (if
required). This has been illustrated in pictures below:
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10. ERECTION TOLERANCES

Following Erection tolerances will be applied as per QCS 2010 Section 05 part 17
Description
Tolerances
6mm
in
6m
run:
Variation from Plumb
12mm in 12 m or long Run
Variation from level or 6mm
in
6m
run:
elevation
12mm in 12 m or long Run, maximum 12mm at single location
Variation from position
+/- 12mm maximum
in plan
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METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

TRANSPORTATION & ERECTION FOR SOUQ WAQIF CARPARKING

SOUQ WAQIF CAR PARK

METHOD STATEMENT FOR

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

1. Purpose and General Scope of Work

2. Reference Documents ...

9. Working Sequence for Erection

10. Erection Tolerance

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

1. Purpose and General Scope of Work

Laboratory Testing forms for Materials

Project Technical Specifications

Organization Chart for this project is submitted.

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

Concrete Mixer Truck

Overhead bucket gantry (casting

Plate form for casting & working

82m boom with 11 tons

Standby vibro bar will be

6 nos for hollow core slabs

4. Production of Precast Elements

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

4.2 Ingredients of Production:

Unless otherwise specified

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

4.5 Mold Fabrication

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

4.17 Repair of Damaged Element (if Applicable)

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

4.18 De-molding and Stripping

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

1 # Precast Wall Panels (Core Walls)

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

Lifting / Handling of Precast Elements

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

7. Delivery / Transportation of Precast Elements

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

7.3 Lifting and placing on Trailer

7.8 Receipt of Element

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

METHOD STATEMENT FOR PRE-CAST CONCRETE PRODUCTION,

10. ERECTION TOLERANCES

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