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Method Statement& Risk Assesment For Demolition Works

The document provides a method statement and risk assessment for demolition works. It describes the scope, equipment and tools needed, including pneumatic grinders, jackhammers, power tools, and scaffolding. The procedure involves a site survey, execution of demolition in a sequenced manner while protecting existing structures and services, and cleaning upon completion. Health and safety hazards addressed include working at height, electrical hazards, dust control, and debris removal. The risk assessment identifies working at height as a key risk and lists control measures like inspections, secure ladders, and trained erection of scaffolding.

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Method Statement& Risk Assesment For Demolition Works

The document provides a method statement and risk assessment for demolition works. It describes the scope, equipment and tools needed, including pneumatic grinders, jackhammers, power tools, and scaffolding. The procedure involves a site survey, execution of demolition in a sequenced manner while protecting existing structures and services, and cleaning upon completion. Health and safety hazards addressed include working at height, electrical hazards, dust control, and debris removal. The risk assessment identifies working at height as a key risk and lists control measures like inspections, secure ladders, and trained erection of scaffolding.

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METHOD STATEMENT & RISK ASSESSMENT FOR


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Method Statement for Demolition Works
 

SCOPE & OBJECTIVES

This method statement describes the method for carrying out the demolition works.

EQUIPMENTS & TOOLS / MANPOWER / MATERIALS

Plant & Equipment Requirement


Following tools will be used for demolition works.
 Electrical and pneumatic grinders.
 Electrical and pneumatic jack hammers

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 Power tools-actuated tool.

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 Drills with bits for concrete and metal.
 Screw gun – Power tool that drives all types of screws.

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 Air compressor.
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 Relevant scaffoldings with platforms.
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 Hand tools.
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 Utility knife.
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 Hammer.
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 Keyhole saw.
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 Assorted trowels and taping knives.


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 Tray / Box.
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PROCEDURE / METHOD TO BE EMPLOYED


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1. Site survey
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A detailed survey shall be conducted to ensure the identification of any structural problems and
risks associated with flammable substances and hazardous substances to health. The survey shall
take into account any adjoining properties likely to be affected by the demolition works.

Consideration shall be given to the location of premises containing sensitive equipment’s,


machineries, etc. so that restrictions shall be made for falling of materials, vibrations and dust
protection during demolition. Similar considerations shall be made in relation of noise.

Vehicles and plants shall be effectively immobilized and gas and electricity supplies shall be
isolated. Wherever necessary, surface protection shall be given to existing structures.

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2. Execution

Prior to starting work, necessary approvals shall be made from the Company.

Existing services, pipelines and fittings still in are shall be protected in a proper way to prevent
any damage or clogging during demolition.

In case of demolition of existing store, adequate information shall be given well in advance to
allow and plan any shutdown is necessary during changeover.

Adequate protection and preservations shall be given to existing structure.

In case of any obstructions or fall of debris on mall premises the area shall be cleaned on
immediate basis.

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During demolition of concrete structures, suitable temporary supports shall be made to existing

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structure. All the demolished materials shall be separately stored and disposed of at the approved
dumping location.

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Necessary excavations with proper shoring shall be made in case of any demolition to be done
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under the grade level.


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Adequate precautions shall be made to prevent fire or explosions caused by gas, vapour, etc.
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Periodically, water shall be sprayed to avoid dust during demolition.


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In case of observations of any unidentified services or cables during the process, it shall be
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informed immediately to the company and work shall be proceed further only after getting proper
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A sequence of operations shall be established which allows the clearance of debris on regular
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basis such that unnecessary overloads to the existing structures shall be avoided and to maintain
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a good housekeeping.
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Upon completion of demolition work, the site shall be kept tidy and the surrounding area shall
be cleaned to avoid the accumulation of any dust and debris.

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HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARDS
Temporary electrical services required for the demolition works shall be made in accordance with HSE
rules and regulations.
Demolition survey shall be noted the location of all known services on and adjacent to the site whether
they are overhung or underground.
During demolition, a horizontal distance of 6 m radius shall be kept as a restricted area to allow the fall
of debris.
Where work cannot be done safely from the ground level, adequate scaffolding shall be erected and
shall be maintained in safe condition.
Outside the working hours, ladders providing access from ground to first landing shall be removed and
stored in a secured area.
Ensure shall be made that all debris shall be cleaned out on sequential basis.

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RISK ASSESMENT FORM FOR DEMOLITION WORKS

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RESIDUAL RISK AFTER
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1. All ladders & scaffoldings used for working at height with be inspected prior to use and will be maintained
Working at height in a good working condition.
Potential injury due to 2. If ladders are to be used they will be securely footed and where possible, tied on.

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from height; items falling boards and outriggers will be fitted to the tower as and when required.

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from height 4. Operatives have completed H&S training course for working at heights.
5. Area is segregated to ensure no person is within the vicinity.

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Slips and Trips 1. Operatives will clear up any rubbish as they go.

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2 Potential injuries associated Medium 2. All spillages will be cleared up immediately and spill kits will be kept handy. Low

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with slips and trips 3. Equipment and product will be stored safely while working on site.

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1. All operatives will be trained in the correct and safe manual handling techniques.
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2. Weights will be kept to safe levels as far as reasonably practicable. Heavy loads will be broken down if

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with manual handling tasks
3. Operatives know via their training only lift what is within their own capabilities and to ask for assistance if

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and incorrect lifting
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Use of tools and equipment 1. All tools are visually inspected before use
Potential injury associated 2. Operatives are responsible to keep tools in good condition and report any defects. Faulty tools will be

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with use of hand tools – replaced.
knocks and abrasions 3. Specific equipment/tools are only used by competent users.

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1. Use proper plarform for height access.
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3. Specific equipment/tools are only used by competent users.


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