Sample Testing & Commissioning MSRA (Complete)

Expand Construction Pte Ltd
Company Reg. No. 200005999D

85 Defu Lane 10, #02-00 Ever Expand Building, Singapore 539218
T: (65) 62988066 F: (65) 62988366 W: www.expandgroup.com.sg
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL / ACCEPTANCE (RFA)
Project: Package G - Proposed Detention Tanks, SW1a, SW2, SW3 and Boardwalk at Existing
Singapore Zoological Gardens and Addition & Alteration to Existing Perimeter Drains on
LOT 01891M PT MK1A at Mandai Lake Road (Central Water Catchment Planning Area)
Contract no: G-SI-CON-289
To : ☒ MPD ☐ RSP ☐ AECOM ☒ SJ ☐ RSD Date: 14 December 2021
From : Expand Construction Pte Ltd MEN-289-EXP-ME-MST-0081

☐ ARCH ☐ C&S ☒ MECH
Submitted by : Yeap Li Min
☐ ELECT ☐ LANDSCAPE ☐ OTHER
Name/Signature No. of Pages attached: 1 + 17
We herewith submit the following for your review and approval:

Subject: MSRA for Plumbing System Testing & Commissioning Location: SW3, SW2 and SW1A
Description & Contract Specifications Document No./Shop Drawing No./ Brand & Model
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Reference No./Material Sample/ Catalogue/Others
1. Method of Statement MEN-289-EXP-ME-MST-0081
2. Risk Assessment MEN-289-EXP-ME-GED-0081
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☒ Client: Mandai Park Development Pte Ltd ☐ Landscape: Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl
☒ Architect: RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd ☐ QS: Arcadis Singapore Pte Ltd
☒ C&S: AECOM Singapore Pte Ltd ☒ Resident Engineer (Arch/C&S/M&E)
☒ M&E: Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd ☒ Resident Technical Officer (Arch/C&S/M&E)
RFA-R1 (2019)
PROPOSED DETENTION TANKS, SW1A, SW2, SW3 AND BOARDWALK AT
EXISTING SINGAPORE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AND ADDITION AND
ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING PERIMETER DRAINS ON LOT 01891M PT MK14 AT
MANDAI LAKE ROAD (CENTRAL WATER CATCHMENT PLANNING AREA)
METHOD STATEMENT
FOR
PLUMBING SYSTEM TESTING AND
COMMISSIONING AT SW1A, SW2 & SW3
Document No. MEN-289-EXP-ME-MST-0081

Revision Date Prepared by Reviewed by
00 10/12/2021 Saravanan Michael
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PROPOSED DETENTION TANKS, SW1A, SW2, SW3 AND BOARDWALK
AT EXISTING SINGAPORE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AND ADDITION AND
ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING PERIMETER DRAINS ON LOT 01891M PT MK14
AT MANDAI LAKE ROAD (CENTRAL WATER CATCHMENT PLANNING AREA
METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

AT SW1A, SW2 & SW3 REV: 0 DATE: 10/12/2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTENTS
1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Scope of work.................................................................................................................................. 3
3. Roles and Responsibilities ............................................................................................................... 3
4. Work methodogy ............................................................................................................................ 3
4.1 Water Pipe Pressure Test (Underground & aboveground) ..................................... 3
4.2 House keeping .................................................................................................................... 4
5. Contingency Plan ............................................................................................................................ 4
6. List of Equipment & Tools ............................................................................................................... 5
7. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ............................................................................................. 5
8. Safe Work Procedure ...................................................................................................................... 5
8.1 Safe Work Procedure for Water Pipe Pressure Test................................................. 5
8.2 Safe work procedure for Electrical tools ..................................................................... 6
8.3 Other general safety measure and precaution ........................................................... 6
9. Environmental Controls .................................................................................................................. 7
10. Safety and Health ........................................................................................................................ 8
11. Emergency Response Flow Chart/ Contact ................................................................................. 9
12. Appendix ................................................................................................................................... 11
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1. INTRODUCTION
This statement is to document the method of Test & Commissioning works for Plumbing
System at SW3, SW2 and SW1a/DT5.
2. SCOPE OF WORK
Plumbing system testing and commissioning work at SW1a/DT5, SW2 & SW3.
3. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Project Manager is responsible for the planning and management of the project and
ensuring that the processes are carried out under controlled conditions; with the necessary
scheduling, equipment, resources and process control in place for environmental
protection
2. Site Engineer is responsible for the environmental management of the project and
ensuring that the work is carried out with the necessary process control in place for
environmental protection.
3. Safety Supervisor (e.g., Workplace safety and health officer/coordinator) is
responsible for ensuring that the measures necessary to ensure the safety and health of
the person at work are taken and are in place at all times during the construction phase.
4. Site Supervisor is responsible for their respective workers that they follow the Method
Statement and ensure works carried out in correct manner.
4. WORK METHODOGY
4.1 Water Pipe Pressure Test (Underground & aboveground)
1. Fix the end cap with valves both sides. 1st point to release the Air/Water and 2nd point to fix
T-connection with stop cock/gate valve and pressure gauge.
2. Ensure pressure gauge have valid calibration certificate.

3. Fill water in the system through the stop cock/gate valve on the T-connection. Release
the Air from another end valve. Once Air fully releases close the valve.
4. Pump water in the system through the stop cock/gate valve on the T-connection by
means of manually operated test pump until a pressure of 175 ±3% psi is registered on
the dial pressure gauge and close the valve. Duration of pressure test 24 hours
Maximum.
5. Observe for any leakage by sight or by checking if there is any loss of pressure on the
pressure gage placed at the lowest point.
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6. Submit Inspection Form along with calibration certificate. Call RTO for Inspection.
7. Take 1st reading with RTO. 2nd reading after 24hrs.
8. On successful completion of the pressure testing process, the T-connection shall be
disconnected from the pipe and the pipe properly plugged.
Figure 1 Pressure Test Details
4.2 House keeping

1. Gather up and remove debris to keep the work site orderly.
2. Plan for the adequate disposal of scrap, waste and surplus materials.
3. Keep the work area and all equipment tidy. Designate areas for waste materials and
provide containers.
4. Keep stairways, passageways, ladders, scaffold and gangways free of material, supplies
and obstructions.
5. Secure loose or light material that is stored on roofs or on open.
6. Ensure structural openings are covered/protected adequately (e g. sumps, shafts, floor
openings, etc.)
7. Remove temporary hoarding and fix up permeant hoarding
5. CONTINGENCY PLAN
In an event of Heavy Rainfall;
1. All excavation works shall be suspended;
2. All tools and material shall be properly stored away from the edge
3. The trench shall be covered to prevent rainwater from entering
4. During the connection work overhead shelter/ tent provided at both connection
points.
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If the trench is filled with rainwater;

1. Lower the submersible pump into the trench
2. Direct the discharge hose to nearest cut-off drain/discharge point
3. Pump out the water inside the trench
6. LIST OF EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

1. Pressure Gauge 2. Warning sign/ signage’s
3. Measuring Tape 4. Masking Tape
5. Spanners/ Pipe wrench 6. Marker
7. Water Level 8. Rubber Plug
9. UPVC Pipe 10. Cloth
11. Spray Paint 12. IC Key
7. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

1. Safety helmet; SS
2. High visibility vest (except during hot-works);
3. Safety shoe (rubber steel-toe for wet conditions/concreting);
4. Hand gloves;
5. Safety goggles; and
6. Safety harness (if required).
7. Face Mask.
8. SAFE WORK PROCEDURE

8.1 Safe Work Procedure for Water Pipe Pressure Test
1. To provide adequate sign board e.g. No Entry, Pressure Test in progress, etc.
2. To barricade the pressure test area.
3. Ensure calibrated record is available and submitted.
4. Ensure no one enters into the testing area without authorization
5. Ensure SWP & RA is briefed and made clear to all involved in operation
6. Due to overnight testing, ensure that proper and efficient barricade is provided with
warning sign
7. Testing Pressure is 177psi and duration is 24hrs.
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8.2 Safe work procedure for Electrical tools
1. Before using the electrical tools must check valid LEW sticker place on it.
2. No cables are allowed to lie on ground or floor. If unavoidable, the cables shall be of
weatherproof types, with adequate protection.
3. Use proper warning sign.
4. All electrical installations & equipment are of good construction, sound material and free
from defects.
5. If any repair in electrical tools only qualified person can do all repair works.
6. Use proper PPE i.e., rubber gloves, non-conducting shoes etc.
7. Carry out electrical connection by the authorized and competent person.
8.3 Other general safety measure and precaution
1. Foreman to ensure workers to put on safety helmet, safety shoe, safety belt and hand
glove at all time.
2. Tool-box talks to be conducted before the start of work on the safety measure and
precaution of the job by foreman.
3. If hand-tool were to be used, check physical condition of the hand-tool. Do not use damage
tool.
4. If power-tool were to be used workers need to be in-house trained and register with the
main-con, safety dept. If hand held grinder to be used, follow strictly on the SWP for hand
held grinder.
5. If hand held grinder to be used, follow strictly on the SWP for hand held grinder.
6. Inspect all power cords for wear and damage. Do not use equipment with damaged cords.
7. Do not let wire cords laid on the floor or any metal object. Hung up wire with non-metallic
object such as timber.
8. Wear eye protection, hearing protection and dust mask if hacking or chiseling is required
for the job. Material handling- use proper lifting techniques. Ask for help or assistance
when moving heavy or bulky object.
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9. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS
1. Prior to work commencement, the proposed work area shall be assessed for
suitability to carry out the works by the Environmental Manager.
2. All workers shall be properly inducted and undergone required training prior to work
commencement.
3. Where necessary, noise barrier will be installed around the pipe jointing area to
minimize the construction noise.
4. All works carried out shall be normal working hours (between 0800-1700hrs) on
weekdays, and may be further worked around park operations in order to avoid
disruptions. Where works are required to be carried out during the night (e.g
shutdown as required by WRS), the works shall be assessed in accordance with
EMMP requirements and measures implemented accordingly.
5. At all times, the T&C work team shall be accompanied by an authorized Expand
staff and/or delegated MPD/stakeholders’ representative. Entry into restricted
areas shall be strictly with the permission from MPD/stakeholders.
6. Any water collected in sump pit should be pumped into the ECM tank. After
treatment the water should discharge to drain.
7. Wildlife response plan shall be adhered during construction works.
8. Food shall not be consumed on site, but only at designated rest area (with
designated bins for proper disposal of food waste).
9. All food waste shall be contained in plastic bags before disposal into wildlife-proof
bins. They should be removed daily to prevent attraction of pests and smell
nuisance.
10. All workers and visitors shall be educated to ensure that all workplaces are kept
clean and waste materials are not left in open areas.
11. If possible, windows or openings facing the forested areas will be sealed with
acoustic sheets at designated work sites to prevent light spillage (and provide
screening effects to noise generated from the construction works.
12. Keep windows and doors closed during indoor overnight construction works,
whenever safe to do so, to reduce extent and intensity of light escaping buildings.
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13. Ensure temporary lighting used indoors for construction activities located near
glass walls as well as open windows or doors are blocked with acoustic sheets and
pointed away from vegetated areas including CCNR, Eco-Link, Track 15 Stream
and TPZ.
14. Restrict outdoor movements by workers to use of designated sanitary facilities (or
in the case of an emergency, evacuation from buildings), workers will remain
indoors from 6 pm to 10pm. When workers step outside of buildings,
flashlights/headlamps for walking to and from sanitary facilities for safety purposes
will be kept pointed towards the ground and away from the CCNR and other
vegetated areas.
10. SAFETY AND HEALTH

1. All necessary safety precautions shall be taken to ensure the safety of the person(s)
carrying out the work. Safety and environmental induction shall be carried out to any
persons to ensure that those persons at work have adequate instruction, information,
training & supervision as is necessary for them to perform their work.
2. At all times, the person(s) shall be escorted while within the site. Approval shall be sought
from the relevant stakeholders for entry to carry out the survey;
3. The survey shall be limited to existing structures in public accessible areas. In restricted
areas, this shall be carried out with approval from MPD/stakeholders; and
4. All personnel are to follow strictly to the ECPL’s Safety Management System, which will
be disseminated to them through an initial safety induction program followed by
compulsory daily toolbox meetings.
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11. EMERGENCY RESPONSE FLOW CHART/ CONTACT

Below is Emergency Flow Chart and key contact numbers
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Emergency Contact List
Organization Name & Designation Contact Number

Mandai Park Development Pte Ltd Mr. Alex Yip 9735 6433
(Vice President)
Mr. Lexter Ang 9661 0646
(Project Manager)
Mr. Ong Kok Sheong 8180 3368
(Safety)
Mr. Jimmy Soon 9834 1633
(Safety)
Expand Construction Pte Ltd Mr. Thomas Ling 9151 0555
(Project Manager)
Mr. Prabakaran 9756 3443
(Safety Manager)
Mr. Ayyappan 9642 9415
(Safety Officer)
Mr. Tay Kor Yong 87310 253
(M&E Site Manager)
Mr. Nyi Soe Tun 9108 4425
(M&E Engineer)
Mr. Johnson 8102 6188
(M&E Engineer)
WSG ENGINEERING PTE LTD Mr. Jack Cheong 9650 2673
(Project Director)
Mr. Lee Lam Huat 9845 7240
(Project Manager)
Mr. Saravanan 8354 4537
(Site Engineer)
Mr. Mahyat 8788 6677
(Supervisor)
1) Mr. Tay Kor Yong (M&E Site Manager) & Mr. Nyi Soe Tun (M&E Engineer) will be the first
contact person in case of emergency and will be the overall in charge on site representing
Expand Construction Pte Ltd.
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12. APPENDIX
1. Risk Assessment (document number: MEN-289-EXP-ME-GED-0081)
2. Testing & Commissioning check list
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ACTIVITY-BASED RISK ASSESSMENT
INVENTORY OF WORK ACTIVITIES
No. Process/Location Work Activities
1.1. Water Pipe Pressure Test
1.2. Sanitary Pipe Hydrostatic Test

Plumbing & Sanitary Testing / Commissioning
1. 1.3. Electrical Tools
Works
1.4. Housekeeping
1.5. Occupational Outbreak COVID-19 (WUHAN)
Review of RA shall be conducted again immediately when:

1. Incident occurs
2. New activities / equipment / machine involve
3. New work location
ACTIVITY BASED RISK ASSESSMENT
PROPOSED DETENTION TANKS, SW1A, SW2, SW3 AND BOARDWALK AT EXISTING SINGPORE ZOOLOGICAL
GARDENS AND ADDITION AND ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING PERIMETER DRAINS ON LOT 01891M PT MK14 AT RA REFERENCE: MEN-289-EXP-ME-GED-0081
MANDAI LAKE ROAD (CENTRAL WATER CATCHMENT PLANNING AREA)
Reviewed by:
Company: WSG ENGINEERING PTE LTD RA Leader Mr. Saravanan
Mr. Lee Lam Huat
Plumbing & Sanitary Testing / Mr. Mani RA

Process / Activity: RA Member Designation: P. Manager
Commissioning Works Member
RA
Location: Mandai Zoo, SW1, SW2 & SW3 RA Member Date: 10/12/2021
Member Rev No.
Org. Assessment RA Approved by: 00
8TH May 2020 RA Member
Date: Member Mr. Jack Cheong
RA
Last Review Date: 8th May 2020 RA Member Designation: P. Director
Member
RA
Next Review Date: 8th May 2023 RA Member Date: 10/12/2021
Member
Risk Matrix
Likelihood (L) Rare (1) Remote (2) Almost Certain (5)

Occasional (3) Frequent (4)
Severity (S) Not expected to occur but No likely to occur under Continual or repeating
Possible or known to occur Common occurrence
still possible normal circumstances experience
Fatality, fatal diseases or multiple major injuries or permanent

Catastrophic (5) Medium Risk (5) Medium Risk (10) High Risk (15) High Risk (20) High Risk (25)
disability.
Serious injuries or life-threatening occupational disease, require

Major (4) professional medical attention with 4 consecutive or more days of Medium Risk (4) Medium Risk (8) Medium Risk (12) High Risk (16) High Risk (20)
medical leave given, Admission to hospital for more than 24 hours.
Injury or ill-health leading to temporary disability (i.e. minor

fractures, cuts, wounds that require stitches, etc.) Require
Moderate (3) Low Risk (3) Medium Risk (6) Medium Risk (9) Medium Risk (12) High Risk (15)
professional medical attention with less than 3 days of medical
leave given. Admission to hospital for less than 24 hours.
Injury or ill-health requiring first-aid treatment only (includes minor

Minor (2) Low Risk (2) Medium Risk (4) Medium Risk (6) Medium Risk (8) Medium Risk (10)
cuts & bruises, irritation, ill-health with temporary discomfort).
Negligible (1) Not likely to cause injury or ill-Health. Low Risk (1) Low Risk (2) Low Risk (3) Medium Risk (4) Medium Risk (5)
Hazard / Environmental Aspect Identification Risk / Environmental Impact Evaluation Control Measures
Action
Officer,
Ref Hazard / Env Possible Risk /
Work Activity Existing Control Measures S L RPN Additional Control Measures S L RPN Designation
No. Aspect Env, Impact
(Follow up
date)
1. Plumbing & Sanitary Testing / Commissioning Works
1.1. Water Pipe Pressure Pressurizing test Multiply injury 1) The affected area to be cordon off and warning 5 2 10 1) Only allow to perform testing 5 1 5 Site Supervisor
Test - exposure to even fatality. signs to be displayed. (Pressure control refer to at silent hours
compressed or Floods and method statement) 2) Install the pressure safety
pressured contact with fluids To communicate with other subcon working near by relief valves
gas/water. secondary protection for pressure hoses 3) The pressure is increasing
Struck or hit by safety distancing for pressure testing gradually by 50% each interval.
the pressurised temporary support to the installed pipes 4) The mustering point is
pipe/ hoses 2) A watchman to be standby for monitoring designated and free from
Flanges improper 3) Ensure all the pipes to be tested are secured. obstruction
tightened 4) Ensure the pipes are not over-pressurized 5) Ensure the pressure is closed
5) Ensure correct blind is used & tightened properly. monitored and no over pressure
6) Check for leakage prior testing due to thermal expansion
7) Proper access is available and ensure no
obstruction of access walkway
PPE
Wear appropriate PPE, e.g., safety glass & hand
gloves.
1.2. Falling into the Workers may fall Engineering Control 3 1 3 N. A 3 1 3 Site Supervisor
IC/ MH into IC/ MH 1) Keep workers away from operations area with
Sanitary Pipe (objects/ people) resulting in bodily exclusion zone.
Hydrostatic Test injuries. 2) Inform all other workers of work activities during
Toolbox Meeting.
3) IC/ MH to be barricaded.
PPE
Wear safety helmets, gloves and safety shoes.
Insufficient It can cause Engineering Control 4 2 8 Engineering Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor
barricade / serious injuries to 1) Conduct toolbox meeting daily. 1) Site foreman to ensure the
improper signage workers. 2) Safety supervisor to visit site on daily basis. work site is properly barricaded
around testing PPE with blinker & signage to warn
area Wear safety helmets, gloves and safety shoes motorist and worker put on PPE
in the work area at all time.
Administrative Control
1) Conduct independent check
to ensure compliance.
2) Supervisor to provide
regularly safety briefing and
conduct daily check on the site.
Action
Officer,
(Follow up
date)
1.3. Use of electrically Damaged/Non- Electrocution Substitution 4 2 8 Administrative Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor
powered tools insulated 1. Use battery/pneumatic-operated tools. Conduct regular toolbox meeting
electrical parts Engineering Control discussions on electrical safety.
1. Ensure all electrically powered tools are directly
connected the SOA/DB protected by Earth Leakage
Circuit Breaker (ELCB).
2. Ensure the electrical connection is not more than
3m long from the electrically powered tool.
1. Ensure all electrically powered tools are inspected
by a Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW) once every
month.
2. Ensure tools with damaged housing are removed
from site.
PPE
1. Wear safety shoes with rubber soles.
Exposed Electrocution Substitution 4 2 8 Administrative Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor

electrical wire laid 1. Use battery/pneumatic-operated tools. Conduct regular toolbox meeting
on floor/ground Engineering Control discussions on electrical safety.
1. Ensure all cables are supported on insulated
hooks at least 2m above floor/ ground.
1. Conduct routine inspections.
PPE
Damaged or non- Electrocution Substitution 4 2 8 Administrative Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor
weather proof 1. Use battery/pneumatic-operated tools. Conduct regular toolbox meeting
sockets Engineering Control discussions on electrical safety.
1. Only approved weatherproof industrial socket
shall be used.
1. Appoint a LEW to check the condition of the
cables and sockets.
2. Conduct monthly inspection on the electrical cable
and sockets.
Defective Circuit Electrocution Administrative Controls 4 2 8 Administrative Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor
Breaker (RCCB & 1. Ensure the DB has been inspected safe for use Conduct periodic inspection
MCCB) by a LEW.
2. Check the condition of the circuit breaker before
turning on the power supply.
3. Ensure all personnel involved have been briefed
on the RA & SWP and the measures to adhere.
PPE
Action
Officer,
(Follow up
date)
Bad Electrical Electrocution Administrative Controls 4 2 8 Administrative Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor
Connection 1. Check all electrical connection before turning on Conduct periodic inspection
the power supply
2. Replace any bad/damaged electrical connector.
3. Ensure all personnel involved have been briefed
on the RA & SWP and the measures to adhere.
PPE
1.4. Housekeeping Obstruction due Trip and falls 1) To designate a proper area for placing of 2 1 2 1) Maintain daily housekeeping 2 1 2 Site Supervisor
to poor cable unwanted materials Ensure no obstructions along
arrangement. 2) To dispose the scrap and loose pieces end of the access walkway
Scattering of work everyday 2) Periodic briefing to the
loose materials workers
1.5. Occupational outbreak Virus spread Ill health / 1) Monitor the body temperature for each and every 5 1 5 1) Periodic briefing to the 5 1 5
COVID-19 (WUHAN) through cough Fatality personnel onsite, every-day. workers
and flu affect 2) Implement the proto-call given by authorities
internal organs Isolate if anyone found suspected with cough, flue.
3) Declare any-one travelled to overseas since last
14 days.
4) If anyone returned from suspected and affected
countries to be self-quarantined for 14 days.
5) Personnel to be briefed on measures to be taken,
in-case of affected by COVID-19.
6) Strictly adhere to security’s checks at main gate
before entering/ delivery of materials into site
PPE:
Surgical mask to be worn, if anyone suspected high
temperature and flu.
Wash hands before and after take food.
Maintain good hygiene at all time
WSG ENGINEERING PTE LTD
Pipework -Hydrostatic Pressure Test

Project Name :
Location :
Extent of Inspection : Attached part print of layout
Drawing No:
Note : (a) Extent to be checked to be highlighted on drawing
(b) Deviations to be indicated and clouded on drawing
(c) Location of test point to be indicated on drawing
Type of Piping System
System Working pressure Psi
Test Pressure Psi
Pressure Test Result
Initial Test Pressure

Time
Date
Final Reading
Time
Date
Checked By Witnessed By
Name Name
Signature Signature
Date Date
Verified By
Name
Signature
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Company Reg. No. 200005999D

REQUEST FOR APPROVAL / ACCEPTANCE (RFA)

To : ☒ MPD ☐ RSP ☐ AECOM ☒ SJ ☐ RSD Date: 14 December 2021

From : Expand Construction Pte Ltd MEN-289-EXP-ME-MST-0081

We herewith submit the following for your review and approval:

Submission Record Date Submitted Name of Subcontractor/Supplier Request Reply Date

S.O. / Consultant’s Reply:

Submittal reviewed by:

Name / Signature / Date

Document No. MEN-289-EXP-ME-MST-0081

00 10/12/2021 Saravanan Michael

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

3. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

2. Ensure pressure gauge have valid calibration certificate.

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

Figure 1 Pressure Test Details

4.2 House keeping

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

If the trench is filled with rainwater;

6. LIST OF EQUIPMENT & TOOLS

7. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

8. SAFE WORK PROCEDURE

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

8.2 Safe work procedure for Electrical tools

8.3 Other general safety measure and precaution

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

10. SAFETY AND HEALTH

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

11. EMERGENCY RESPONSE FLOW CHART/ CONTACT

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

Emergency Contact List

Organization Name & Designation Contact Number

METHOD STATEMENT FOR TEST AND COMMISSIONING WORKS

INVENTORY OF WORK ACTIVITIES

No. Process/Location Work Activities

1.1. Water Pipe Pressure Test

1.2. Sanitary Pipe Hydrostatic Test

1.5. Occupational Outbreak COVID-19 (WUHAN)

Review of RA shall be conducted again immediately when:

Plumbing & Sanitary Testing / Mr. Mani RA

Likelihood (L) Rare (1) Remote (2) Almost Certain (5)

Fatality, fatal diseases or multiple major injuries or permanent

Serious injuries or life-threatening occupational disease, require

Injury or ill-health leading to temporary disability (i.e. minor

Injury or ill-health requiring first-aid treatment only (includes minor

Exposed Electrocution Substitution 4 2 8 Administrative Control 4 1 4 Site Supervisor

Pipework -Hydrostatic Pressure Test

Pressure Test Result

Initial Test Pressure

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