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Demolition Method Statement for Toilets

The document outlines the proposed demolition works for existing toilet facilities at two toll plazas to make way for new construction, including removing services, dismantling structures, safely disposing of debris, and ensuring worker health and safety.

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Demolition Method Statement for Toilets

The document outlines the proposed demolition works for existing toilet facilities at two toll plazas to make way for new construction, including removing services, dismantling structures, safely disposing of debris, and ensuring worker health and safety.

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PROPOSED TOILET REFURBISHMENT AND CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR NEW OKU

FACILITIES AT ALOR SETAR (U) TOLL PLAZA AND ALOR SETAR (S) TOLL PLAZA
SECTION N1N2, NORTHSOUTH EXPRESSWAY

Method Statement for Demolition Works

1. Introduction:
The construction project includes the demolition of existing toilet comprising of two
building of male and female toilet, Elevated Water Tank and Sewage Treatment
Plant.

2. General Equipment:
i. Heavy machinery (mobile crane, excavators, bulldozers, backhoes).
ii. Construction vehicles for debris transportation away from site. (Lorries, roro
bins)
iii. Scaffolding for elevated work if required.
iv. Hand tools (hammers, saws, drills, etc.).
v. Safety equipment (helmets, gloves, safety harnesses, etc.).

3. Scope of Work:
The key components of the project are as follows:

a) Removal Works:
i. Terminate all mechanical services such as water supply and sewerage.
ii. Terminate all electrical supply and fittings
iii. Remove all loose furniture such as sink, mirror.
iv. Remove and dismantle all windows, toilet doors, grilles

b) Demolition Works:
i. Manually remove all roof tiles, purlins, rafter and trusses.
ii. For existing elevated water tank, start demolishing from top to bottom.
Mobile crane is use to take down the debris.
iii. Hack and demolish toilet brickwall.
iv. Demolish RC frame start from the roof level, down using breaker attached
to backhoe.
v. Demolish RC floor using breaker.

c) Clearing the Debris:


i. All debris arise from the demolition work should store inside roro bin and
cart away from site.

4. Health and Safety:


i. All workers must comply with relevant safety regulations.
ii. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is mandatory on the construction site.
iii. Regular safety briefings and toolbox talks will be conducted.

5. Quality Control:

i. Regular inspections will be conducted at key construction milestones.

6. Environmental Considerations:

i. Proper waste disposal practices will be implemented.


ii. Mitigation measures for noise and dust pollution will be employed.
PROPOSED TOILET REFURBISHMENT AND CONSTRUCTION WORKS FOR NEW OKU
FACILITIES AT ALOR SETAR (U) TOLL PLAZA AND ALOR SETAR (S) TOLL PLAZA
SECTION N1N2, NORTHSOUTH EXPRESSWAY

7. Progress Reporting:

i. Weekly progress reports will be submitted to the client.


ii. Any deviations from the project schedule will be promptly communicated.

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The demolition works involve three key components: removal works, demolition works, and clearing the debris. Removal works include terminating mechanical and electrical services, and dismantling furniture, windows, doors, and grilles. Demolition works involve manually removing roof structures and using heavy machinery to demolish elevated water tanks, brick walls, reinforced concrete (RC) frames, and floors. Finally, all arising debris is stored in roro bins for disposal offsite .

Quality control is maintained through regular inspections conducted at key construction milestones. These inspections ensure that each stage of the demolition and refurbishment aligns with project specifications and standards .

PPE plays a vital role in protecting workers from potential hazards on the demolition site. Helmets prevent head injuries from falling debris, gloves reduce the risk of hand injuries, and safety harnesses are essential for those working at heights. By mandating PPE use, the project minimizes the likelihood of workplace injuries and enhances overall site safety .

The environmental considerations during the demolition include implementing proper waste disposal practices to ensure debris is appropriately managed. Additionally, mitigation measures are adopted to control noise and dust pollution, thus minimizing environmental impact during construction activities .

Terminating mechanical and electrical services is crucial to ensure safety and prevent accidental damage during demolition. It involves cutting off power and other services, which allows demolition work to proceed without the risk of electrocution or leaks, ensuring a safe working environment .

Progress reporting is significant as it maintains open communication with the client through weekly reports, ensuring transparency and facilitating timely updates on the project's status. It also allows for prompt communication of any deviations from the project schedule, enabling efficient management and adjustment of construction plans .

The sequence begins with manually removing non-structural elements such as roof tiles and trusses. This is followed by the demolition of the elevated water tank from top to bottom, using a mobile crane. Subsequently, brick walls and reinforced concrete frames are hacked and demolished, starting from the roof level downwards. Finally, the RC floor is demolished using a breaker .

Safety on the demolition site is managed by ensuring compliance with relevant safety regulations and the mandatory use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) by all workers. Regular safety briefings and toolbox talks are conducted to reinforce safety protocols .

Clearing debris involves collecting all arising debris in roro bins and transporting it away from the site for proper disposal. This step is essential to maintain site cleanliness and prevent potential hazards associated with demolished materials .

The project deploys heavy machinery like mobile cranes, excavators, bulldozers, and backhoes for the demolition of large structures such as the elevated water tank and reinforced concrete frames. Construction vehicles like lorries and roro bins are used to transport debris away from the site. Scaffolding is employed for elevated works, while hand tools such as hammers, saws, and drills facilitate manual dismantling .

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