Category Archives: HVAC Method Statement

Method Statement for Strainer Installation of Chilled Water & Plumbing Piping System

This plumbing method statement covers the installation of strainers. Procedure defines the method used to ensure the installation has been carried out as per contract requirements and best industry practices. It gives details of how the work will be carried out and how the health and safety issues and controls shall be implemented. Roles and… Read More: Method Statement for Strainer Installation of Chilled Water & Plumbing… »

Submersible Sump Pump Installation Method Statement

This MEP works method statement covers the installation of the submersible sump pumps. Procedure defines the method used to ensure that the installation has been carried out as per contract specifications and manufacturer’s recommendations. It gives details of how the work will be carried out and the what health and safety issues and controls are… Read More: Submersible Sump Pump Installation Method Statement »

Chilled Water Piping Installation Pressure Testing & Insulation Method Statement

This mechanical method statement covers the nature and type of work for the installation of chilled water CHW piping and Accessories in the project building and the frequency on which the inspections are to be carried out. The method also covers the installation and inspection of Chilled Water Piping including Accessories. All the materials delivered… Read More: Chilled Water Piping Installation Pressure Testing & Insulation Method Statement »

Method Statement for Water Supply PPR & Pex Piping Installation

This document defines and covers the methods for installation of Water Supply Piping System at a construction project site, in compliance with the approved designs and approved material submittals. Prior to installation of PPR & PEX Water Supply Piping System, the supervisor and foreman will verify and ensure that all the safety requirements have been… Read More: Method Statement for Water Supply PPR & Pex Piping Installation »