MOS - Installation of Lighting System
MOS - Installation of Lighting System
METHOD STATEMENT 1
Table of Contents
Project……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….1
Table of Contents………………………………………………………………………………………………………………2
1 SCOPE .................................................................................................................................................................................3
2 REFERENCES ...................................................................................................................................................................3
3 DEFINATION ....................................................................................................................................................................3
4 RESPONSIBILITY ...........................................................................................................................................................4
5 PROCEDURE .....................................................................................................................................................................5
8 SAFETY INSTRUCTION………………………………………………………………………………………………...11
10 APPENDICES……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….12
METHOD STATEMENT 2
1 SCOPE
This method statement is applicable for Installation of lighting system for Project in
accordance with the specified standards and regulations in project specifications. The
Scope of activity includes the delivery lighting & accecories to worksite ,installation
activity,safety procedure and guarantee of the system as described in the
specification/contract documents and drawings.
23. REFERENCES
- Layout Construction Drawing
- Material Spesification
- Approved Shop Drawing
- Approved Inspection Material Deliver on site
- Standard Spesification of Electrical Services
34. DEFINATION
TERMS DEFINATION
Project
Owner
Consultant (RE)
Main Construction
MOS Method of Statement
MAR Material Approval
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4 RESPONSIBILITY
NO DESIGNATION QTY RESPONSIBILITY
Responsibility for Overall Commercial,
Project Manager
contractual & technical performances associated
1 1
with specific project. Reporting tothe Project
Director.
M&E Engineer
2 1 Planning and supervising installation activities
QA/QC Engineer
Inspect, verify, and prepare work statement fora
3 1
quality installation works.
Safety Officers
To provide toolbox and guidance to work and to
4 1
ensure that work is carries out in a safe manner
Obtain permit to work, control the sequence
according to MOS, approved shops drawings, and
MSA, ensure mechanical aspect of the workare
according to the specification, ensure
safe practices are followed and ensure qualityof
workmanships during execution.
5 Supervisor 1
Ensure material temporary storage and
protection is meeting the vendor’s and site
practice / standard requirement
Ensure all the tools being used for the installation
are calibrated and meeting thevendor’s and
standard requirement
To carry out all the mechanical &
electrical aspects of the lighting
General Worker
system installation, involve physically
6 10-15
demanding construction such as
cutting, bending, jointing equipment
& material on height ground working
area.
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5 PROCEDURE
This procedure table contain the installation of lighting system andmaterials submitted
has been approved to be carried out at all area around site plant JKT01.
5.1 Material List
ITEM DESCRIPTION PURPOSE
1 Lighting Lamp Lighting System
7 Light street pole Lighting pole for street & out door areas
8 Nut & Screw Fisher Tighten the lighting system in the wall or
partition and support
9 Permanent marker Identified the lighting Services
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5 General Tool box Screwdriver, plier, cutting knife, wrench etc.
6 Measure tape Measure length
NOTE:
Warning working on height, always use PPE such as safety shoes, hard hat, protective
eye wear and working glove make sure for all electrical cable source for work must be secure.
Pay attention when working at height always use full body harness and make sure are lanyard
hook are connected to safety man rail.
5.3 Manpower
The actual manpower of each type of installation may vary according to the site
condition and requirement. All workers shall wear appropriate PPE (Hard Hat,
Protective Boots, Goggles, High Visibility Vest and Protective Gloves) and safety
harness when workingabove 2 meter in height.
6 CONSTRUCTION PROCEDURES
The placement of the lights on the ceiling, both in recessed hanging support
and on the surface, must be coordinated with other equipment or fixtures such as
ac diffusers, sprinkler heads, ceiling speakers, smoke detectors and other
equipment. Drawings reflecting the placement of all equipment must be approved
by the consultant.
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6.2 General Construction Installation
The lights used in project area using LED Batten Light depend on
installation areas for example Data hall which is using mounted on the surface of the ceiling
and for outdoor lighting will installed on street lighting pole, are lights by using cable trunk as
a place for the installation cable and the pedestal of the lamp itself. Cable trunk is hung using a
long screw that hangs on the support purlin.
- Secure all the necessary reference drawing layout and determine the actual
position to commence installation with the mobilization of required work force,
tools and equipment.
- Marking is done in a way to ensure that the routing of the cable tray is either
parallel or perpendicular to the building line. It can either be mark by a line on
the soffit of slab of by pulling a string along the routing.
- Prepare the threaded rods to length with fiber-cutter and remove all sharp edges
after cutting. Screw them into the drop-ins provided. Make sure all threaded rods
are screwed in firmly. All the thread rods suspended from soffit should be equal
in length. Trim if necessary
- The lights used in the data hall area use LED Batten Light which is mounted on
the surface of the ceiling. Lights by using cable trunk as a place for the installation
cable and the pedestal of the lamp itself
- Cable trunk is hung using a long screw that hangs on the support purlin.
- The lights used in the Office Area use LED Recessed Light/Down Light using GI
Conduit as a place and protect for the installation cable.
- All office Led light fittings are mounted within suspended ceilings and are
installed after the ceiling suspension system had been installed. The fittings will
then be hanged on the suspended ceiling tee with wire support.
- The recessed fluorescent light fittings are installed in such a way to ensure the
designed ceiling frame structure is not affected.
- During the installation, wire is used to suspend the recessed fluorescent light
fitting from the slab to avoid any mechanical stress on the ceiling tees.
- The down light fittings at the Corridor, Lift Lobby and Entrance Area are installed
by the means of spring mounting clips which are securely fastened to the back of
the Ceiling Board.
- Flexible adaptor is used for termination of the flexible conduit to the recessed
light fittings.
- Earth wire is terminated to the body of the recessed light fittings to ensure earth
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continuity to the recessed mounted light fitting at all time.
6.2.2 Installation of Surface Mounted Type Light Fittings
- Surface light fittings are installed in such a way to ensure that their path of light is
not blocked by any objects such as ducts, pipe etc. The areas that use this type of
installation are Refuel Centre, IW water treatment and Hydrant Pump room. Make
sure that light fittings are always securely fastened to the slab, wall etc.
- Secure all the necessary reference drawing layout and determine the actual
position to commence installation with the mobilization of required work force,
tools and equipment.
- A bush is used for the termination of conduits into light fittings while a flexible
adapter is used for the termination of flexible conduits to the light fittings.
- Earth wire is terminated to the body of the recessed light fittings to ensure earth
continuity to the surface mounted light fitting at all time.
6.2.3 Installation of Street Light
- Arrange the sections on to packing so that the underside of the pole will be
horizontal and the pole is adequately supported off the ground. Ensure the height
of the packing is compatible with the assembled pole to provide adequate ground
clearance and that there is a minimum clearance of 300mm from the end of each
nominal slip length
- Wedge the sections to prevent accidental rotation.
- Ensure the sections are correctly aligned in relation to the outreach, cable exits
etc
- Sling the section for assembly at its center of gravity and engage the sections,
making sure that perfect alignment is maintained. Only one section at a time is to
be joined starting from the base section.
- Make a temporary mark on the top face of the male section to indicate the
specified slip length. Make an additional temporary mark 150mm beyond the
specified slip length, noting it as slip + 150.
- There are a number of different set-ups used to join pole sections – it is most
important that the resultant compressive force is applied coincident with the pole
axis, as any eccentric loading may result in a misaligned joint and/or may damage
the pole sections due to the additional bending stresses.
- Before removing the crane sling, pack up the newly assembled section to the
required level ensuring that the packing is at least 300mm clear of the next joint
to be made. At the same time re-pack and wedge under the new slip joint before
removing the original packing and proceed in this manner until completion of
assembly, keeping a careful check on alignment.
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- Ensure the column is correctly assembled prior to lifting (all necessary
attachments/fittings are added and sections have been correctly joined) Ensure
all lifting tackle is checked for its capacity and adequacy for the weight of pole
being lifted.
- Attach a single loop sling around the pole at approximately two thirds of the
overall height, taking care not to damage the pole finish (synthetic slings should
be used for painted product). The sling shall not be wrapped tight around the
pole.
- On the opposite side to the lifting side, attach a safety rope from the sling and
attach the other end to a hook which is to be hooked into the access opening.
Ensure the safety rope is taut at all times.
- Begin lifting the pole. After lifting the top of the pole approximately 1m above the
ground (base should still be supported on the ground), stop and check the
arrangement. Ensure that the safety rope is still taut and that the sling begins to
rotate around in-line with the lift.
- Continue lifting the pole ensuring that the safety rope remains taut at all times
and that the sling continues to rotate around.
- Continue lifting the pole ensuring that the safety rope remains taut at all times
and that the sling continues to rotate around.
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- Carefully place the pole on the foundation bolts. DO NOT release the load from the
crane (safety rope is to still remain taut) until washers and nuts are placed on all
threads and initially tightened.
- Release the load from the lifting crane – the lifting sling should loosen and the
safety rope can be used to guide the lifting sling down the pole as the lifting crane
cable is run down, then remove lifting tackle.
- Plumb the column using the adjusting nuts. It is more important to have the top of
the vertical part of the pole in line with the base of the pole rather than having the
base plate level – particularly so for poles with single outreaches and loading on
one side which will exhibit a natural ‘bowing’.
- Tighten all nuts to the underside of the base plate and tighten down the
corresponding nuts above the base plate.
- Fill the space between the base plate and the foundation with a non-shrink
general purpose construction grout – following the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Clean area.
- Toolbox talk meetings will be held for each crew, on group or employees, regarding
more general topics of the Project HSE Policy; in example lesson learned, near miss
reports, implementation of the requirements and message from the LBS
management or Employers HSE personnel.
- In addition to their safety induction received at their arrival on site, all the workers will
have a toolbox meeting in order to be briefed about the risks of their specific
work task, prior to start of works.