Kalyani Roshni Wework

Mysore Lights & Interiors Pvt Ltd.

Method statement for Floor, Wall Tile Installation Works
Ref. No.: ML-KW-MST-002

Project Name Kalyani Roshni Wework

Site /Location
Planned schedule of Activity
Method Statement No.
Rev. No.
Title :-
Scope of work: -
Drawing References:-
Document References:-
Bangalore
Tile Installation Works on Floor, Wall.
ML-KW-MST-002
R1
Method statement for Tile Installation Works on Floor, Wall.
Tile Installation Works on Floor, Wall.
 

Prepared by: Review by: Approved By:

Madhanraj

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CONTENTS

1.0 SCOPE

2.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

3.0 ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS

4.0 ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITIES

5.0 APPROVED MATERIALS

6.0 PROCESS AND SEQUENCE

7.0 QUALITY CONTROL

8.0 CRITICAL ASPECTS

9.0 PLANT, MACHINES, EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS

10.0 WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE DOCUMENTS

11.0 SAFETY

12.0 INTERFACES WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS AND SUB-CONTRACTORS

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1.0 SCOPE

This method statement provides the control sequence and methodology that will be used
for Tile Installation on Floor, Walls for Kalyani Roshni Wework project as per the locations
mentioned in drawings in order to achieve compliance with the Contract Specifications and
GFC Drawings.

2.0 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

• Project Specifications & BOQ

• Site HSE Plan

• Method Statements

• Approved drawings for constructions with code A or B for works

• Materials approval submitted/ to be submitted as applicable

• Work permit

• Toolbox meeting

• PPE’s checklist

• Proper illumination (if required)

All work shall be executed in compliance with the requirements of Project Specifications &
Emergency Response Procedures, and other applicable standards

1.0 ORGANIZATION AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Plan the total installation - Planning Manager

Preparation of Procedure - QA/QC Manager
Preparation of Shop drawing - Design Manager
Review of Procedure - Safety Manager & Project Manager
Manpower - As required
Supervisors & Charge-hand - As required
Implementation - As described in the procedure

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5.0 APPROVED MATERIALS

5.1. Materials to be used.

 Tile adhesive
 Grout
 Sealer
 Sand/Cement/White cement
 All the stone materials in the project are free supply to Mysore lights
 Floor Tile
 Wall Tile
5.2. Equipment & Tools

 Tape Measure`
 Framing Square
 Marker
 Screed Board
 Buckets
 Tile Trowel
 Rubber Mallet
 Sponges
 Tile spacers
 Chalk Line
 Carpenter’s Triangle
 Gloves
 Grout Float
 Spirit Level
6.0 PROCESS AND SEQUENCE

6.1. Ensure all required document and material approvals have been obtained.

6.2. Inspect and ascertain conformance of existing base structures and preceding trade
works done by others.

6.3. Ensure materials have been obtained from approved suppliers.

6.4 Ensure timely availability of stone materials at site prior to installation

6.4. Ensure MEP co-ordination function takes place and all relevant personnel are aware of
requirements prior to commencing of work in each work zone

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6.5. Ensure work area is clear and safe.

6.6. Ensure all constraints on operations have been identified and precautions are taken.

6.7. Ensure QC and HSE monitoring documents and procedures are established and
approved.

Tile Installation Sequence

If necessary, mark or chalk guidelines for the floor layout. Marking a grid of
guidelines will allow you to quickly notice if the tile is running outside the planned
layout. It is important to determine the best spot to begin the tile installation so that
you can exit the space.

Mix some thin set mortar as described above for setting the concrete substrate.

Use a notched trowel to spread the thin set mortar in a manageable area (about as big
an area as can be laid in 10 minutes) and work it onto the backer board. Cover the
entire surface with a consistent bed of mortar and keep the grooves oriented in the
same direction. The grooves in the mortar will allow any air under the tile to escape,
minimizing air pockets and insufficient bonding.

Set the tiles into place and gently wiggle them to ensure full coverage of the thin set
and to eliminate any air beneath the tile. Use spacers to keep the tile straight and
check the guidelines to keep the layout on track. Remove any excess thin set in the
joints to allow enough room for the grout.

After the ceramic floor tile has set for 24 hours, grout the floor. Two types of
grout are available for ceramic tile, sanded and Unsanded. Sanded grout contains
sand and works best with wider joints, typically a 1/8” and larger. Unsanded grout
does not contain sand and should be used with tighter joints, a 1/8” or less, or
between tiles that can be easily scratched, such as glass or granite. Both sanded and
unsanded grouts are available in a variety of colours to complement any tile.

Most grout comes in powdered form, so the first step is to mix a batch of grout.
Mixing the grout is very similar to mixing thin set mortar. Add the powdered mixture
and water in an appropriately sized bucket mix to a peanut-butter-like consistency,
and let it sit, or slake, for about 10 minutes.

While the grout mixture is slaking, double-check the gaps between the tiles to ensure
that they are free of loose debris and deep enough for adequate grout coverage.

Use a rubber float to smear the grout mixture over the ceramic tile, working the grout
into the joints. It is best to work diagonally across the tiles to ensure that the grout
fills all the space between the tiles. Use the edge of the grout float to gently scrape off
any excess grout, pushing it into the unfilled joints. Joints abutting a different material
should be left unfilled.

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Finally, after the grout has set for a few hours, use a dry rag or buffing pad to
polish the tile and clean any remaining grout that is stuck on the surface.

Cleaning and Handover

1. The Project manager will check all work prior to handover

2. Handover to client

7.0 QUALITY CONTROL

a) Adhere strictly to the following procedure to ensure quality of installation procedure.

b) Installation Tolerances

1. All dimensions shall be checked on Site prior to commencement of installation.

2. The installation shall accommodate all required tolerances including differences
between actual site dimensions and dimensions indicated on the Design Intent
Drawings.
3. Account shall be taken of the installation tolerance requirements such that repetitive
units are accurately located, relative to gridlines.
4. The work shall be erected in alignment and in relation to established lines and grades
as indicated on the Design Intent Drawings.
5. The maximum variation in height of any part of the work from given datum shall be
±2mm.
6. The maximum offset in plane, level or section between any two adjacent sections shall
be ±1mm.
7. The maximum variation in plan over a distance of 1800mm shall not exceed ±2mm.
8. Cut-outs for interfacing work shall comply with the dimensions indicated on the
Design Intent Drawings ±1mm.
9. A detailed list of tolerances to which the work is to be installed shall be submitted for
review by the Interior Architect prior to commencement of installation. As a minimum
this shall include the following:
a) Position on Plan.
b) Level.
c) Alignment.
d) Plumbness.
e)
c) Stages of Inspection
1. First Fixing /Layout Inspection.
2. Inspection for Tile Laying
3. After complete finishing.

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8.0 CRITICAL ASPECTS

Following are the areas which are critical aspects may arise:-

 Shop Drawings
 MEP Utilities
 Workmanship
 Tolerances as per Manufacturer's methodology

9.0 PLANT, EQUIPMENT, MACHINES AND TOOLS

 Trowel Machine
 Tile Cutting Grinder
 Scrapper
 Grinder
 Tile Cutter
 Tile Nipper

11.0 SAFETY

11.1 MLIP will be responsible for the safety of our employees & workmen, at the same
time every MLIP’s employee will be responsible to follow the safety norms approved
by main contractor as per approved HSE Plan.

11.2 Every MLIP’s employee will be properly safety inducted before start his site activities.
For this MLIP’s HSE Manager will providing proper training to workmen as per Risk
assessment of each operation.

11.3 PPE

All site workers will wear Safety boots, Helmet, Gloves, Eye and Ear Safety gears and
protective clothing at all times, other items of PPE such as eye protection and gloves are
available to be worn as and when necessary.

Preparation & Induction

All members of staff required to work on any contract will be given copies of risk assessments
and method statements, any queries or concerns will be raised with the contract manager
who will ensure it is dealt with. Staff will be inducted onto each site by the principle
contractor or contract manager, and will follow all site rules and safety procedures.

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11.4 Welfare

The principle contractor is responsible for providing adequate washing, toilet, drying and
refreshment facilities for staff and sub-contractors, staff and contractors are responsible for
ensuring that such welfare facilities are maintained in a clean and wholesome manner.

11.5 First Aid

It is the responsibility of all sub-contractors to ensure adequate first aid provision for its staff.
Adequate means provision of a trained first aider, suitable first aid equipment and/or the
provision of an appointed person at the minimum.

A trained first aider will be a suitable person who has attended an HSE approved course of at
least four days' duration and he/she will re-train at least every three years on a course of not
less than two days.An Appointed Person is a person provided by the employer to take charge
of the situation (e.g. to call an ambulance) if a serious injury/illness occurs in the absence of a
first aider. The Appointed Person can render emergency first aid if trained to do so.

11.6 Site Access and Egress

The Client is responsible for providing safe access and egress to the site, MLIP International
L.L.C will ensure safe access and egress is maintained for themselves and other contractors in
the area they are working in, good standards of housekeeping will be maintained.

11.7 Material Handling

All materials required for site will be unloaded to a designated unloading and storage area
which will be away from the work area as far as is practicable. This area will be kept tidy to
minimize trip hazards. Materials as and when required will be collected from the storage
area to the work area. All staff will take care when handling materials.

12.0 INTERFACES WITH OTHER SUBCONTRACTORS AND CONTRACTORS

Mysore light & Interiors P. Ltd will be coordinate with all MEP team while working for each
area before commencement of the installation.

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