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METHOD STATEMENT - Internal Plaster Work
METHOD STATEMENT - Internal Plaster Work
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1. Purpose
This document describes construction methodology for carrying out Internal Plastering works to
meet technical requirement, Suitable construction methodology has been adopted in all the works
to ensure quality and safety apart from speedy construction. A commitment to maintain the
highest possible standards has played a key role in finalizing the risk.
2. Scope:
This procedure is applicable for carrying out Internal sand cement plaster or ready mix plaster work
at Internal in the building wherever applicable and mentioned in the contract document or Project
Specification or architectural & structural drawing.
4. Responsibilities:
5. Equipment Used:
Suitable Capacity of Mechanical Mixer
Farmas- 35 lit size (33cm X 30.00cm X 35.00cm)
Aluminum straight edge
Measuring jars
Mixing Tray
Mechanical Mixer
Buckets
Mason Trowel
Plum bop
Line Dori/ Thread
Suitable Scaffolding Scheme approved by Safety Department
Brown Silica Sand: Silt content should not exceed 8 % by volume (3% by weight).
Water: Water must meet the requirements of IS 456:2000 and should be tested at a third party laboratory
to check the compliance before use. Only portable water shall be used to avoid effloresces &
white patched on plaster surface.
Bonding Agent: Approved make bonding agent should be use and direction of application should be as
per technical data sheet. (Bonding agent should only use wherever hacking is not done.)
First come first use principal shall use to get optimum quality parameter and avoid rejection of
material.
Storage of Material:
Material shall be stored in a proper way in normal temperature room with strict
precautionary measures as suggested by the manufacturer.
Storage room shall be provided with adequate ventilation.
Inflammable materials shall not be kept in the vicinity of this material.
All sand shall be covered to avoid contamination with dust and soil.
Mortar Preparation:
1. Mortar mixing shall be done with mechanical mixer only no manual mixing shall allowed as
polypropylene fibers are used for the plastering and it does not mix during manual mixing.
2. Do prepare the mortar in clear area in proportion of CM 1:4 ratio.
5. Ready mix mortar mixing shall be done with mechanical stirrer only no manual mixing shall allowed
as polypropylene fibers are used for the plastering and it does not mix during manual mixing.
6. Do prepare the mortar in clear area mix proportion as per manufacturer recommendation.
7. While preparing mortar mix, Ready mix mortar shall first be dry mixed and then water is added to it
as per manufacturer recommendation. Wet mix shall then be mixed thoroughly with mechanical
stirrer for a minimum period of 5 to 10 minutes. Fibers added in mortar shall be well separated by
hand before putting them in rotating drum.
Pre Plaster Checks:
1. Sequence of plastering shall be decided in advance. Joints of plaster shall be kept on centre of
RCC members such as beams / columns.
2. No holes shall be made in masonry for supporting scaffolding.
3. Bulges from concrete surfaces on beams shall be chipped of so as to bring entire masonry surface
as well as outer surface of members in one line.
4. Joints between masonry and concrete members shall be filled with non-shrink mortar e.g. CNS –
50 or GP2N 2 days in advance of starting of plastering and then cured for next 2 days till internal
plastering work starts.
5. Level pads of size not less than 2”X2” in size at 6’ c/c (i.e. at every vertical line dori.) both
horizontally and vertically shall be made on the wall. Levels pad shall be checked for plumb and
right angles.
6. fiber mesh shall be applied on joints of Brick / Block Masonry and concrete. Fiber mesh shall be
minimum 6” wide in the form of strip.
7. All the nails, binding wire, concrete projections, and wooden pieces shall be removed from
concrete surface and brick masonry.
8. All the dust, oily spots, and green algae, if any, shall be cleaned from concrete and brick/block
masonry surface using wire brush.
9. Masonry chiseling for electrical conduits or any other purpose shall be sealed with non-shrink
material with fiber mesh fixed over it, well before plastering of the surface.
10. The brick/block masonry shall be wetted thoroughly from outside on the day prior to day of
application of internal plaster so that masonry surface is moist at the time of plaster.
Plastering Procedure:
A) Cement & Sand Mortar
1. Cement (OPC 43/53) and sand mix in ratio CM 1:4 and fiber mesh 12mm are mixed with Mixer
Machine.
2. While preparing mortar mix, cement and sand shall first be dry mixed and then water is added to it
in appropriate quantity. Wet mix shall then be mixed thoroughly in mixer for a minimum period of 3
minutes. Fibers added in mortar shall be well separated by hand before putting them in rotating
drum.
3. The mortar is applied to the wall to the required thickness 12mm. Empty cement bags / plastic
sheets shall be kept on ground near the face of building and rebound mortar collected on bags
shall be poured in the mixer for reuse. The entire process shall not exceed 90 minutes.
4. The plaster is first floated with a straight edge and then to a level surface with steel trowels and
finished.
5. Proper Continues curing to be done for minimum 7 days.
6. All clauses of IS 1661: 1972 and SP: 62:1997 shall be applicable for this methodology or plaster
work.
7. Ready Mix Mortar and fiber mesh 12mm are mixed with Mini Mixture Machine.
8. Do prepare the mortar in clear area mix proportion as per manufacturer recommendation.
9. While preparing mortar mix, Ready mix mortar shall first be dry mixed and then water is added to it
as per manufacturer recommendation. Wet mix shall then be mixed thoroughly with mechanical
stirrer for a minimum period of 5 to 10 minutes. Fibers added in mortar shall be well separated by
hand before putting them in rotating drum.
8. The mortar is applied to the wall to the required thickness 12mm. Empty cement bags / plastic
sheets shall be kept on ground near the face of building and rebound mortar collected on bags
shall be poured in the mixer for reuse. The entire process shall not exceed 90 minutes.
9. The plaster is first floated with a straight edge and then to a level surface with steel trowels and
smooth finished & where there is Gypsum on plaster then rough finish,
10. Proper Continues curing to be done for minimum 7 days.
11. All clauses of IS 1661: 1972 and SP: 62:1997 shall be applicable for this methodology or plaster
work.
All the work places should be cleaned from the scrap materials derived from their work to maintain
free access and egress to enter or exit the project normally as well as in the event of emergency.
Access roads are available and are soundly constructed with suitable entry points to site.
Proper staging and platform with adequate spacing shall be ensuring (proper safety tagging) before
starting the activity.
Storage of materials, equipment, tools etc. are not to impede access or egress to and from work
areas.
9. Quality Issues, Environment Issues:
Quality control Inspection for the subject work shall be carried out in accordance with attached
Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
Quality assurance cards shall be filled to ensure the work complies with the Specifications.
Construction Team should maintain the existing local environment and contribute to the least
amount of environmental impact as possible during the installation / construction period.
Workers will be instructed to clean up, and keep their places of work clean and tidy after completion
of their day to day works.
Tarpaulin shall be laid below the plastering surface to avoid wastage of mortar and contamination
with soil.
11. Attachment:
1. Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)
2. Material Data Sheet
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