RC design
This submission presents the method statement and corresponding temporary work design for the construction of low-rise building (LRB). Footing foundation will be chosen for the foundation of structure. Design calculation and drawing for the structure, Including beams, columns, foundations, walls, floor slabs will be shown in the following categories. Furthermore, formwork will be adopted for the construction of structure and timber formwork will be the first priority. . Summary of RC Structure Dimension Element Member Size (mm) Type of formwork Foundation Timber Slab 250 Beam 500 x 500 x 5000 ‘Ofs 150 Column 500 x 500 All concrete works shall conform to the General Specification as following: Elements Grade wall Blinding layer Reinforcement 35 260, 460 MPa 4. Competent Persons for Constructions of the Low-rise Building (LRB) Structure Construction Manager ; Engineer – He shall supervise all technical items of construction works of MPS 2 structure, but not limited to the following items:
- To handle the difficulties during the construction.
- All required tests arrangement and Submission to the Engineer
- Prepare the erticality monitoring records and submit to the Engineer
- To prepare, manage and implement the documented system in compliance with statutory requirements.
Construction Supervisor/ General Foremen – He shall be full time on site to supervise the following works.
- To supervise and arrange all the MPS 2 construction works.
- To arrange and monitor all relevant tests to structural works.
- To arrange all setting-out works for MPS 2 structure constructions.
- To follow the approved method statement for construction
Safety Officer – He/ She shall be full time on site. His/ Her major duties are carrying ut regular checking on the implementation of the safety measures adopted with reference to regulations. Safety Supervisor – He shall be full time on site. His major duties are assisting the Safety Officer to carry out regular safety checking and supervise the construction works for the safety aspects.
Environmental Officer – He shall be full time on site to oversee all the environmental and sanitary issue during the construction. Surveyor – He shall be full time on site. His major duties are carrying out the site setting-out and monitoring works including verticality checking, settlement of ground measurement until completion. Certified Workers – They must be at least 18 years old and be a holder of a certificate issued by a person whom the Treatment Plants. The contractor shall ensure the certified workers being physically and mentally suitable for construction works. 5.
Plants Plants and equipments Lifting appliances Air Compressors Generator Water pumps Portable pneumatic breaker Welding Machine Hand tools Carpenter Rebar fixer Concretor General Labour According to the site condition and requirement of completion of each phase, the site operation will be arranged in stages corresponding to different site logistic plans at ifferent time frame of construction. The overall sequence of construction is generally divided into following stages:
Stage 1 (Excavation)
- Carry out underground utilities detection
- Excavate down to +4. 3mPD to 3. 1 mPD
- Perform compaction
Stage 2 (Foundation) A. Steel preparation
- According to the drawings, prepare the steels with appropriate length, bending angle and diameter.
- According to the drawings, placing the steels in corresponding location and spacing.
- Pack the steel together, extra steel bend inwards to prevent exposing outside the concrete.
- Leaving some space for trimming bar
B. Formwork
5. Ensure the working area is clean and clear, and with appropriate ligament.
6. According to the drawing, install the timber on the surrounding and fix tightly with nails and screw. Make sure there aren’t any gaps.
7. Brush an oil layer on the inner face of timber.
C. Concreting
8. Ensure the strength of concrete is with required slump
9. Placing blinding layer on the bottom of foundation.
10. Placing concrete evenly on the area. For separated injection, each layer should not exceed 450mm tall
11. Perform compaction with vibration tube. Note that ibration tube should not place next to the timber and not to control the flow of concrete.
12. Flatten the top of concrete when appropriate level of concrete is placed.
13. Timber can be removed after 16 hours and check whether there are cracks.
14. Perform curing by cover the concrete with plastic sheet and Floor Slab
- According to the drawings, prepare the steel with appropriate length, diameter, bending angle, shape.
- According to the drawings, placing the steels in corresponding location, and spacing.
- Pack the steel together, extra steel bend inwards to prevent exposing outside the concrete.
- Leaving some space for trimming bar
- Placing concrete evenly on the area. For separated injection, each layer should not exceed 450mm tall
- Perform compaction with vibration tube. Note that vibration tube should not place next to the timber and not to control the flow of concrete.
- Flatten the top of concrete when appropriate level of concrete is placed.
- Timber can be removed after 16 hours and check whether there are cracks
- Perform curing by cover the concrete with plastic sheet
Construction procedure
- Excavation and Compaction
- Construct foundation
- Reinforcement bar fixing .
- Formwork elevation
- Concreting and curing
- Construction of first floor
- Column
- Reinforcement bar fixing
- Formwork elevation
- wall
- Reinforcement bar fixing
- Formwork elevation
- Bearn
- Reinforcement bar fixing
- Formwork elevation
- Floor Slab
- Reinforcement bar fixing
- Formwork elevation
- Concreting
- Construction of second and third floor, same as construction of first floor temporarily.
Environmental Protection Measures Any spoil, debris or silt from construction works area shall be deposited at esignated area within the site as specified in the waste management plan. Such spoil, debris and silt shall be immediately removed and avoid falling into adjacent areas. Drip/ spill trays will be provided to all machines and the fuel storage tanks or drums. All power equipment shall have proper silencers. Construction plant will be kept in good condition and will be properly maintained. Construction activities will be limited to daytime hours as far as possible. All construction works will be carried out limited to the approved working hours subject to the approval of Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and Drainage Services department (DSD).
Frequently cleaning and watering the site area to minimize dust emissions. Burning debris or any material shall be prohibited on site at all times. Air and noise pollution will be monitored on a regular basis in accordance with the Air Quality & Noise Management Plan. Noise permit shall be obtained from the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) prior to any construction work beyond normal working hours. Chemical waste discharge license shall be obtained before any chemical waste disposed offsite. Surface runoff water arising from the site shall be collected by temporary drainage system.
Such temporary drainage system composed of sand bags and temporary channels along the site boundary. The collected surface runoff shall be de-silted at the sedimentation tanks before discharged to public drainage system. The temporary drainage management plan has been submitted separately. Wheel washing bays will be located at the entrances in order to keep a good housekeeping condition inside the site.
Contingency Plan
Lifting appliances such as mobile cranes can be deployed on site in order to speed p. Catch up the progress of works. In addition, some major heavily E&M equipment will be handled by the addition cranes on site. Material availability such as concrete, reinforcement and formwork can be delivered on site shortly. Normally, 1 – 2 days’ advance ordering period is required for the processing from ordering to on site delivery. In view of the current market, no shortage of aforesaid material supply is found. Disposal of the material system has already been set-up. All disposal records and submissions are in order in compliance with statutory requirements.