DOC. REF. NO.

MS-001

METHOD STATEMENTS DOC. NAME METHOD STATEMENTS

REVISION / DATE 00 I 30-01-2023
PAGE NO. Page 1 of 9

PROJECT NO. 2023/045 SUBMITTAL REV. NO. 00

GOLFTECT (GOLDEN SWING GOLF
CLIENT SUBMITTAL DATE 07-02-2023
CLUB LLC)
PROJECT MANAGER MATHWES TITLE METHOD STATEMENT
CONTRACTOR EVOLVE INTERIORS LLC DOCUMENT NO. EI/MS-001

DESCRIPTION

DEMOLITION WORKS
SPECIFICATION & BOQ REF: LOCATION / USE: Unit B09-00-21, City Walk Avenue
Phase 2, Dubai
SUB CONTRACTOR / MANUFACTURER
PERSONNEL INVOLVED
NAME ROLE

PROJECT MANAGER MATHEWS CONTACT NO. 0558277052

SITE SUPERVISOR CONTACT NO.
SAFETY OFFICER ANAND PAWAR CONTACT NO. 0558275996
PLANT & TOOLS
OTHER ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT N/A

SPECIFIC STAFF TRAINING N/A

DIFCI/FOSP COMMENTS

PROJECT MANAGER’S APPROVAL SUBMITTAL REVIEW STATUS

Approved
Project Manager has reviewed this submission prior to
Approved with Comments
submission to the DHAM/BM
Rejected

Not Reviewed
Signature

Date 07/02/2023
 DOC. REF. NO. MS-001

METHOD STATEMENTS DOC. NAME METHOD STATEMENTS

REVISION / DATE 00 I 30-01-2023
PAGE NO. Page 2 of 9

This method statement describes the work process for the dismantling of an internal
Scope and demolishing of soft interior works: Start of works, demolition works, removal of waste and
Objective making safe and finishing.

References Technical Submittals N/A

Construction drawings Demolition Layout

 Project Manager has the overall responsibility of the project for execution, quality,
and safety. He will maintain the planning progress and co-ordination of works.
Responsibilities &
 Supervisors / Foreman shall be directly responsible for the day-to-day job at site, for
Supervision
coordinating of work with skilled and unskilled labor or any other staff assigned in his
area.
Demolition of walls
 Remove fixtures and fittings from wall to be demolished.
 Remove doors from frames.
 Starting at top of wall use pick and hammers to demolish wall in small chunks for easy
removal, taking care to avoid flying debris.
 Removal of glass partitions & joinery cabinets
 Work down the wall, ensuring all wasted is removed from the working area as quickly as
possible to keep escape routes clear and minimize risk of trips and falls.

Procedure/Method Removal of waste

to Be Employed  Waste is to be removed from the working area as quickly as possible to skip, care is to
be taken about the amount of waste lifted, and barrows are to be used, will be
demobilized via loading bay through service corridor.
 All manual handling advice given in the risk assessment to be always followed.

Making safe and finishing

 All areas to be checked for safety after the wall has been removed, including adjoining
walls, ceiling slab and floor.
 Floors, roof, and adjoining walls to be made good as required, or area kept cordoned off
until further work commences.
Method of Access  Movable scaffolding
and Egress to the  Step ladders
work area:
Fall Protection
Measures:
(Where work at height
cannot be eliminated –
consider both
Personnel & Materials

Material  N/A
Requirement
 DOC. REF. NO. MS-001

METHOD STATEMENTS DOC. NAME METHOD STATEMENTS

REVISION / DATE 00 I 30-01-2023
PAGE NO. Page 3 of 9

Hazardous
Substances:
Attached MSDS if
Required: Very Toxic Harmful/ Corrosive Dangerous Oxidizing Highly Explosives
Irritant For the flammable
environment

Applicable: Y/N N N N N N N N

Aspect Tick Aspect Tick

Waste Handling & Disposal No Spillage or leakage of hydrocarbons No
Discharging /Dewatering from excavation /
Discharges to the Sewer No No
site
Noise and Vibration Renewable & Non-renewable Resource
No No
Generation Consumption
Emission to Atmosphere No Transport No
Discovery of Discovery of previously unknown
No No
Archaeological Features contaminated ground
Working on a site of value to Wildlife and
Litter No No
Environmental: Natural Features
Storage of hazardous
No Contamination from firewater
resources on site No
Odor and Dust Yes Contractor Activity No

Control Measures:

Dust shall be properly managed during all stages of the project.

 Plastic sheets will be used to avoid dust from entering to office
areas and other areas of the building.
 AC to be kept off during dusty works or AC vents to be covered by plastic
sheet.
 Workers will be provided with dust masks to minimize the impact.
Storage
To be agreed with client / Project Manager. Prior to works.
Arrangements:
Details of
N/A
Permit to Work:
Other:
1. Hi - Viz
Personal Protective 2. Face Mask
Equipment (PPE) 3. Safety
Safety Boots Hard Hats Safety Gloves Hearing Eye Respiratory
Protection Protection Protection shoes
Applicable: Y/N Y Y Y Y Y N Y
 DOC. REF. NO. MS-001

METHOD STATEMENTS DOC. NAME METHOD STATEMENTS

REVISION / DATE 00 I 30-01-2023
PAGE NO. Page 4 of 9

Emergency Assembly Point: Outside the building.

Procedures: Escape Routes: Stair Core.
First Aider: On Site
First Aid Facilities: First Aid Location: On Site
Location of Nearest Hospital: TBC

Accident As per Project Specific HSE Plan

Reporting:

POLICE 999
AMBULANCE 998/999
Emergency FIRE 997
Numbers:
ELECTRICITY 991
WATER 992

Other Information
& Comments

Attachments:  Risk Assessment Form

Prepared By: Position: Date:

Anand Pawar Safety Officer 07/02/2023
 DOC. REF. NO. MS-001

METHOD STATEMENTS DOC. NAME METHOD STATEMENTS

REVISION / DATE 00 I 30-01-2023
PAGE NO. Page 5 of 9

Risk Assessments- These are the risk assessments which are

applicable to works onsite.

Risk Definition and Matrix

Probability Categories
Category Definition
1 Practically Impossible
2 Not Likely
3 Possible
4 Likely
5 Very Likely
Consequence Categories (Safety)
Category Definitions
1 First Aid, Near Miss
2 LTA (1 Day), Medical Treatment
3 LTA (3 Day), Dangerous Occurrence
4 Single Fatality
5 Multiple Fatality
Consequence Categories (Environmental)
Category Definitions
1 Release which has only a minor impact
2 Release, which has a moderate (short duration) impact
3 Release, which has a significant impact
4 Major environmental release which has a significant (long term) impact
5 Damage is major and permanent

Risk Matrix

PROBABILITY

1 2 3 4 5
Acceptable level of risk. Risk is controlled
5 LOW MED HIGH HIGH HIGH LOW
as far as reasonably practicable. Existing
Controls to be continuously monitored.
4 LOW MED HIGH HIGH HIGH
CONSEQUENCE

3 LOW MED MED HIGH HIGH MED Should aim to reduce risk further to As
Low As is Reasonably Practicable. (ALARP)
2 LOW LOW MED MED MED

Unacceptable level of risk. Hazard MUST

1 LOW LOW LOW LOW LOW HIGH
be avoided or level of Risk reduced
significantly & reliably by controls.
 RISK ASSESSMENT
DEMOLITION WORKS
INITIAL RISK RESIDUAL
HAZARDS & ASSOCIATED RISKS
TASK – ACTIVITY STEP R/N/E RATING CONTROLS & PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES RISK RATING
(CONSEQUENCES)
S L R S L R
 Strong step ladders, in good condition are
provided of standardized manufactures.
 Stable & inspection passed scaffolds are provided.
 Wearing of PPE like full body safety harness,
hand gloves, safety shoes, helmet etc.
 If someone is working with ladder, another
person will hold the ladder.
 Always inspecting conditions of ladders and
scaffolds.
 Mobile scaffold wheel kept locked.
Demolition of false ceiling,  Working at height
1 R  Don't ride in the scaffold while in motion.
HVAC, Electrical, and drywall  Falling objects (e.g., collapse of ceiling) 4 3 12  Use fully boarded platforms with back, mid-rails 4 1 4
and glass partitions.  Electricity and toe boards installed.
 Display warning notice under the area while
work at height.
 Trained workers shall be deployed.
 Electrical works to be carried by trained
electricians.
 Make sure that disconnection of main power line
to be carried out by trained electrician.
 Provide suitable fire extinguisher.
 Includes in tool box talk before commencement
of work on day one.
2 Handling of materials R  Slips, Trips and Fall 3 2 6  PPE like appropriate mask, goggles, safety shoes, 3 1 3
- Workers could suffer injuries such as bruising, helmet, appropriate hand gloves must be worn by
sprains or fractures if they trip over objects workers at all times.
such as debris or slip on spillages & fall.  Workers trained in manual handling
- Concerned workers may suffer muscular  Machine table set at a comfortable height
disorders like back pain or may suffer injuries  System of work in place for the safe and careful
from handling heavy objects like plywood, handling of materials
  When possible, store tools next to the machine to
reduce carrying distance.
 Use trolley to convey/carry heavy materials.
 Generally good housekeeping - off cuts cleared
away promptly; dust cleared regularly
gypsum boards CHB and others.
 Good lighting in all areas.
Risk of cuts when handling tools &
 All cables in work area hung up or otherwise kept
materials.
out of harm's way.
 Include in toolbox talk before beginning work on
day one.
 Workers are working as a Team.
 Presence of mind.
 Provide adequate task lighting especially in
3 Working Environment R  Poor lighting conditions – Injury due to slip
3 2 6 basement and other enclosed areas. Access ways 3 1 3
trip. Headache due to poor illumination.
suitably defined or lighted
 The job may require unusual capability or  Ensure operatives are physically fit for the task.
special information or training and or may Sufficient skills (competency) to complete the
4 Individual Capacity R endanger those with a health problem. required task. Adequate consultations with
3 3 9 3 1 3
 Task specific injuries due to inexperience, employees and competent supervisions. Planning
inadequate consultation or failure to for required equipment carried out. Improvisation
provide appropriate equipment. using in appropriate equipment.
 TBT would be taken prior every shift to identify the
risk and precautions to be taken.
 There would be noise generated while
 Use of correct PPE as, ear plugs, hand gloves
demolition & other construction activities.
helmets, reflective vests & safety shoes to avoid
Noise, vibrations, collapse  There are chances of vibration while using
5 R injuries.
of structure tools for demolition. 3 2 6 3 1 3
 Whilst demolition utmost care to be taken for the
 The unknown collapse of structure during
elements involved to foresee the risk & precaution
demolition is a major risk which could cause
to be taken
injury to the site operatives
 Area to be barricaded where the demolition activity
taken place with good availability of task lights.

Notes:
R – Routine Activity N – Non-Routine Activity E – Emergency Operation

S – Severity L – Likelihood R – Risk Rating