METHOD STATE! METHOD STATEMENT BS STANDARD PROJECT WORK —: SCAFFOLDING WORK CLIENT, Page 1 of 32METHOD STATEMENT GENERAL PROJECT SCAFFOLDING WORKS INDEX 3 INTRODUCTION 4 SCOPE OF WORK 5: MANAGEMENT DAN 6 APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS 7 SCAFFOLDING DESIGN 8 SCAFFOLDING MATERIAL 9 GENERAL ERECTION PROCEDURES 10 SCAFFOLDING TYPES 12. SCAFFOLDTAG SYSTEM 13 MODIFICATION 14 HAZARDS DURING ERECTION , USE AND DISMANTLE OF SCAFFOLD 15 SAFETY SIGNS AND BARRIERS 16 PRECAUTIONS DURING ERECTION AND DISMANT 17 REQUEST TO ERECT AND DISMANTL LEVEL OF URGENCY 16 COMPETENCE AND TRAINING Page 2 0f 32METHOD STATEMEN GENERAL PROJECT SCAFFOLDING WORKS __ 1 INTRODUCTION ‘This METHOD STATEMENT is specially prepared for the Provision of Specialist Scaffolding Services for the PROJECT to be undertaken by SCAFFOLDING CONSTRUCTION (SC) 2 SCOPE OF WORK ‘SCAFFOLDING CONSTRUCTION (SC) has been imited to bid and upon successful avard it the Contract will be engaged to provide Site Wide Scaffolding Services for the above-mentioned Project. ‘The Scope of work shll be summarized below: iil) Provision of sufficient scaffolding materials, accessories, labor, hand tools, PPE and Supervision to mect the project ste scaffolding requirements, ill) Responsible forthe planing, desig, erection, alteration, inspection end dismantle of ny ‘scaffolding work British Standard as requited to provide safe access and 100% fall protection in conection to all construction works and other related works of the project. 3 MANAGEMENT GUIDANCES ‘SCAFFOLDING CONSTRUCTION (SC) shall - mandetory fii) Ensure tat all ts employees adhere tothe recognized standard or code of practice with respect to the selection erection and possible modifications of scaffold. il) Appoine flly tained Seatfold Supervisors. fil) Provide proper taining for its scaffolders and ensure that the Scaffolding ‘Supervisor properly monitors the performance of scaffoers fil) Provide adequate personnel protective equipment (PPE) such as glows, coveralls, head protection, safety footwear, harnesses, lifelines, safely nets, and when working above ‘water life jackets, Esure the proper use ofall personal protective equipment (PPE) provide. fil) Carryout regular quality control and safety checks on scaffolding materials and on erected scaffolds iil) Adhere to the written handover procedures and maintain good communication with the scaffolding Supervisor at all times Page 3 0f 32METHOD STATEMEN GENERAL PROJECT SCAFFOLDING WORKS __ ii) Ensue sae dismanting of seatfolding and site clearance upon completion ofthe job (CLIENT stall: iil iit) Ensure at al times tht scaffolding is safely used by users and not modified without authorization Ensue that users report defects and unauthorized modifications ofthe seafolding to the scaffolding supervisor. fil) Ensure that users inform the scaffolding supervisor when seafTaldng is no longer required and is wailable for dismantling 4 APPLICABLE REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS. 8) BS EN 12811-1: 2003 “Temporary works equipment ~ Patt 1: Scaffolds — Performance requirements ad general design’ fii) BS EN 39: 2001 “Loose steel tubes for tube and coupler scaffolds ~ technical delivery conition fil) BS EN 131-1:1995 “Ladders Part 1 Specifiestion for toms, types, functional sizes fil) BS EN 131-2:1993 Ladders- requirements, testing, macking ii) iid BS2482: Specifiation for Timber Scaffold Boards 1BS5974: Code of Practice for temporarily installed suspended sceffolds and aocess equipment Page 4 0f32METHOD STATEMEN GENERAL PROJECT SCAFFOLDING WORKS ___ 5 SCAFFOLDING DESIGN ‘The access and workings scaffolds listed in Table -1, with their construction criteria shall be designed by SCAFFOLDING CONSTRUCTION (SC) in secordance with appropriate BS. Standards. All other scaffolds, and all scaffolds which are the subject of a specific user request outside the pre~ specified format of Table 1, shall be designed by SCAFFOLDING CONSTRUCTION (SC) to the requirements and approval of client, ‘Table I~ Loads and Dimensions for Tubes and Fitings Seaffolé Tot [teen a sewia | sea Teng por | mmirot | apacng | examples yer = vn permees | bap atoms ——_| senda veo [impeciw —YSe Twa am Ta at seapeten [eco ad use Noma Wert pt wpe | oversee ig [aie Ta Tas pate em Nemur cons | terns paoe__| tes | ite Toate Tae gal oe weg oe jute mone Heavy duty slecrcal ‘at very ight inp om Tanga? ™ cwearrtece | aig |” atin mare ots ‘nite raven sy Sear Tole aden dsp dav parse Page 5 of 32METHOD STATEMEN GENERAL PROJECT SCAFFOLDING WORKS ___ Sead Maer Standards Materials ‘Standard [Additional Requirements, Seat Tibe BS 1139 ‘Only Gavan tbe to be wed Used Part and bikes be repinly inspected and ckaned. A bes to be checked fire ost for aroshn and general conn, Defoctie tubes to be dard. Bat welled mbes may be wed on ‘orto thatthe welling Bas heen wkd docs Al fizgs be cxamined Fitng Bs 1f39 hefare use for damage and wear art and? Damaged or worn figs 10 be carded. No hott to be apped to Sings. Moving pats to be Ista Boards Bs 2480 ‘To be cean and fle of mis ce farina ands racks ‘Natt be pied ‘When scaffolding is erected in areas where high levels of radiated heat are unavoidable encountered, eg, whete high temperature pipe work is in close proximity, timber seaffald boards may be exposed to the risk of burning or charring, In these circumstances, the we of pressed steel staging boards isan acceptable alternative Note: Aluminium subes, fitings, components and proprietary system fiames ate vunerable in the case of fire and are potentially spark producing, If they are 1o be used where flammable stmospheres could be present during notmal operations, shir use shall be controlled the work permit system and precautions specified to ensure a safe atmosphere is provided. Ifa safe atmosphere cannot be reliably provided, equipment manufactured from steel shall be used, 7 GENERAL ERECTION PROCEDURES. ‘Tere are many types of scaffolding that may be erected on a construction site, some of which are documented in this Code of Practice: The physical environment of the workarea will determine the type off scaffold to be erected, however, there are safety precautions and recommended ‘work practices common to all scaffolding Page 6 0f 32