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METHOD STATEMENT FOR THERMAL AND ACOUSTIC

INSULATION OF HVAC DUCT WORKS.

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ABU DHABI AIRPORTS COMPANY PJSC (ADAC)

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METHOD STATEMENT FOR FIRE RATED INSULATION OF

SMOKE DUCT WORKS.

Document Number:
MTC-0684-T100-PR-MS-00000

05-Aug-2019 00 First Issue Rawad Sultan Jeffry Martinez Sandeep Palat Hugo Carreira
Date Rev. Description Prepared By Reviewed By Reviewed By Approved By
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Contents

1 SCOPE................................................................................................................................................ 3

2 PURPOSE........................................................................................................................................... 3

3 REFERENCES.................................................................................................................................... 3

4 ABBREVIATIONS, TERMS & DEFINITIONS.....................................................................................4

5 RESPONSIBILITIES............................................................................................................................ 4

6 PROCEDURE...................................................................................................................................... 8

7 ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH & SAFETY........................................................................................22

8 ATTACHMENT.................................................................................................................................. 31
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1 SCOPE

This method statement covers onsite installation of insulation for HVAC duct work
manufactured from hot dipped galvanized steel sheet to SMACNA.

This procedure provides instructions for the Fire rated insulation of smoke management duct
works. It defines the intent, scope and nature of the insulation process adhering to standards
that will be followed by the Team during Installation at the Customer's Premises during the
Installation phase of the project.

2 PURPOSE

The purpose of this procedure is to define the method to be used to ensure that insulation
for prefabricated duct are correct, acceptable, and confirming to the contract documents and
general specifications and that all Project personnel are aware of their specific
responsibilities in order to ensure the above requirements are met.

3 REFERENCES, CODES & STANDARDS.

- Project Specifications_ Section.23 07 13_Duct Insulation.

- Mechanical HVAC Layouts.

- NFPA-90A_Standard for the Installation of Air-Conditioning and Ventilating Systems.

- ASHRAE Standard.90.1_Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low Rise Residential Buildings.

- ASTEM.E96_Test Method for Water Vapour Transmission of Material.

4 ABBREVIATIONS, TERMS & DEFINITIONS

CASAIS CASAIS Contracting LLC

MS Method Statement

ITP Inspection and Test Plan

RA Risk Assessment

QA/QC Quality Control / Quality Assurance.

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HVAC Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning.

ASHRAE American Society of Heating Refrigeration & Air Conditioning.

SMACNA Sheat Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association.

5 RESPONSIBILITIES

It is the responsibility of all personnel involved in the works to implement this Method
Statement and in accordance with the Risk Assessment (attached), ITP, Contractor ES&H
Plan and Project Safety Rules and Regulation.

Sr. No. POSITION NAME COMPANY CONTACT NUMBER

1 HUGO
Project Manager CASAIS 055 374 0203
CARREIRA
2 SANDEEP
HSE Manager 050 876 8642
PALAT CASAIS
3 Senior Site
050 876 8628
Engineer MARIAN DIEZ CASAIS
4 JEFFRY
050 532 7168
QC Engineer MARTINEZ CASAIS
5 RAWAD
MEP Coordinator CASAIS 055 550 6494
SULTAN

5.1 The Project Manager shall be responsible to:

5.1.1 Implement and maintain a successful completion of the work.

5.1.2 Communicate this Method Statement to his subordinates.
5.1.3 Provide his subordinates with the information they need to carry out their
responsibilities.
5.1.4 Enforce the application of this document once it is approved.
5.1.5 Stop all unsafe work activities.
5.1.6 Ensure the Health and Safety of the personnel on the site.
5.1.7 Ensure that the requirements of the Project Specifications and relevant ITP is
followed and implemented during construction

5.2 HSE Manager shall be responsible to:

5.2.1 Ensure Site Specific Safety Plan (SSSP) is implemented and followed for each
activity.
5.2.2 Monitor in the implementation of this Method Statement by conducting risk
assessment and risk mitigation measures on-site and before commencement of
the activity.
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5.2.3 Provide required training.

5.2.4 Regularly pay site visits to ensure that safety is being exercised at site as per
requirement.
5.2.5 Advise the Construction Manager or his designee any infraction of safety
procedures.
5.2.6 Verify field activities are following the MS/RA and any new risks not previously
identified are addressed and reflected in a revised/new MS/RA.
5.2.7 Stop all unsafe work activities.

5.3 Senior Site Engineer shall be responsible to:

5.3.1 Ensure that all the preparation and application works are carried out according
to the Contract Specification, Approved shop drawings, manufacturer data
sheets and authority requirements.
5.3.2 Ensure the availability of approved materials required for the execution as per
the project requirements and planned schedule.
5.3.3 Ensure that the progressing of works is carried out according to the planned
program and as per the approved method statement.
5.3.4 Address the comments on the shop drawings and material submittals in
coordination with Project Construction Manager and the Main Contractor as
required.
5.3.5 Ensure that all the equipment and materials required executing the work
available according to the construction program.
5.3.6 Co-ordinate with the Project Construction Manager, Main Contractor, MEP
Coordinator, Local Authority Inspectors, Site Engineers, Project Sustainability
Engineer, Safety Officer, QA/QC Engineers, Supervisors & Foreman for a safe and
proper execution of the works.
5.3.7 Ensure the construction team aware of Project requirements and approved
procedures and risks involved in the activities to avoid reworks and safe
execution of works.
5.3.8 Initiate the additional information requirements to proceed with the installation
activities in due course in coordination with the Project Director/Project
Construction Manager/Engineering Manager.
5.3.9 Ensure that the works are carried out according to the Contract Specifications,
Approved shop drawings, manufacturer data sheets and Estidama
Compliance/Authority requirements.
5.3.10 Coordinate with QA/QC Engineer to prepare the Method Statement in line with
contract specification, approved material submittals and site priorities.

5.4 QC Engineer shall be responsible:

5.4.1 Develop the Project Quality Plan in line with Project specification, requirements
and maintain the same with updates as required during the progress of the
project.
5.4.2 Ensure the implementation of Project Quality Plan and Quality Procedures in line
with the Client requirements.
5.4.3 Ensure the submission of Method Statements prepared and submitted in due
course of the project progress in line the manufacturer recommendation of the
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approved material submittals in coordination with Project Engineer’s &

Engineering Manager.
5.4.4 Ensure the use of approved materials for the installation activities and
installations as per approved shop drawings.
5.4.5 Ensure to address the Non Conformances initiated by the third parties by the
concerned with in the stipulated time.
5.4.6 Communicate with the Project Director/Project Construction
Manager/Engineering Manager/Project Engineers for Quality related
concerns/improvement requirements on the project.
5.4.7 Ensure monitoring sheets/tracking records are maintaining by the QA/QC team
for the inspection activities on the site.

5.5 Site Engineer shall be responsible to:

5.5.1 Ensure availability of necessary information, approved shop drawings, approved

materials on site, safe access to the installation area, for the execution of works
and distribute responsibilities to his construction team.
5.5.2 Monitor the progress of work in relation with the work program and to report to
the Project Engineers.
5.5.3 Co-ordinate with the Safety Officer and to ensure that, the works are carried out
in safe practicing methods.
5.5.4 Ensure that the Supervisor/Foremen fully aware of the work sequences and
related testing frequencies as per the approved Method Statement before
proceeding with the installation.
5.5.5 Ensure compliance of the works with the related quality procedures and further
to coordinate with the QA/QC Engineer/Inspector in order to ensure that the
inspection and testing are in line with the Contract specifications and client
requirements, and to advise the QA/QC Engineer/Inspector of the areas ready
for inspection with necessary information.
5.5.6 Ensure the implementation of any request that might be raised by client
representative in consultation with Project Engineer/Project Construction
Manager.
5.5.7 Coordinate with QA/QC engineer to prepare the Method Statement in align with
respective contract specification and site priorities.

5.6 QC Inspector shall be responsible:

5.6.1 Ensure that the executed works are carried out according to the Contract
Specifications and documents, manufacturer instructions etc.
5.6.2 Ensure full compliance of the works with the related approved method
statement and quality procedures.
5.6.3 Inspect and satisfy for soundness of completed works before requesting the
Main Contractor to seek consultant/client approval or inspection.
5.6.4 Initiate inspection and test requests for client/consultant approval in
coordination with Main Contractor.
5.6.5 Check for non-conformances occurring if any and to take necessary corrective
and preventive actions.
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5.6.6 Ensure through the Site Engineer and Project Engineer that the required
inspections and testing have been carried out according to consultant/client
requirements.
5.6.7 Advise the Site & Project engineers/Supervisor/Foreman of the specific
requirements related to the work quality and to make sure that they are aware
of the inspections and tests to be conducted prior of proceeding further with the
work.
5.6.8 Maintain comprehensive inspection and test records for the purpose of
reference of project personals as required and documentation.

5.7 Supervisor shall be responsible:

5.7.1 Supervisor/foremen will carry out his duties by maintaining continuous

coordination with the Site Engineers on daily basis, and ensure proper
distribution of the workforce at the required and planned locations.
5.7.2 Ensure that assistant Foremen/ Charge hands aware of job requirements and
that they have enough information to carry out their duties properly.
5.7.3 Ensure in consultation with the Site Engineers that the manpower involved in
the works proceeded as agreed and planned.
5.7.4 Provide daily progress reports to the Site Engineer indicating the works achieved
and discuss with him the planned activities for the next day.
5.7.5 Ensure that the daily work is progressing as planned and advice the site Engineer
of any requirement for additional resources.
5.7.6 Control disposal of waste materials according to the instructions received from
the Site Engineer and safety officer.
5.7.7 Ensure full coordination with the Safety Officer to maintain safe working and
proper housekeeping of the site, following the client/main contractor safety
manual and further ensure that all his working team are aware of the same to
prevent accident and losses.
5.7.8 Supervisor/Foreman to ensure that works force employed for the execution of
work is aware about the installation procedures and Risk Assessment attached
along with this Method Statement.
5.7.9 Notify the site Engineer and / or the QA/QC inspector of the areas ready for
inspection with necessary documents for inspections.

5.8 MEP Coordinator shall be responsible to:

5.8.1 Coordinating between MEP Subcontractors on site.

5.8.2 Preparing Coordination Drawings and MEP Shop Drawings.
5.8.3 He will monitor the day to day site activities and will notify the QC inspector for
WIR when work is ready for inspection
5.8.4 Ensure that all MEP services are interfaced as per specifications and approved
shop drawings.
5.8.5 Ensure that this Method Statement and corresponding ITP is being implemented
correctly on site.
5.8.6 Controlling the coordination between all parties to ensure safety, quality and
the schedule requirement are met.
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5.8.7 Monitor the progress and induce corrective and remedial provisions whenever
required.

6 PROCEDURE.

6.1 Materials and Equipment.

- Personal protection equipment (Gloves, Safety shoes, etc.)

- FastWrap XL blanket, 25mm x 96kg/m3

- Aluminum foil / Aluglass tape.(Minimum 3 inch wide) to seal open edges.

- Carbon steel banding material, minimum 19mm wide with steel banding clips.

- Fixing accessories: Hand banding tensioner, Blanket cutting knife / Scissor, crimping
Tool.

6.1.1 General.

- This section shall comply with with Estidama requirements for Non-Polluting Materials
(SM-1) credit.
- All insulation material shall have Zero Ozone Depletion Potential, and less than Five Global
Warming Potential (GWP<5).
- Canvas jacket and all insulation material shall be non-combustible, or self- extinguishing
non-flame spread grade.
- Insulation in exposed areas, I.e. permanent visible, shall be protected with aluminium
cladding.
- Surface-Burning Characteristics: Flame-spread index of 25, and smoke-developed index of 50
for insulation installed indoors; according to ASTM E 84.

6.1.2 Schedule of Insulation.

- The Duct to be insulated and the relevant insulation material shall be as specified in project
specification Section 23 07 13_Clause No.1.3.
- The minimum insulation R-Value applied to ducts shall comply with ASHRAE 90.1-2007 Table
6.8.2.B
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6.2 Traffic Management

In case of using either forklift or crane for offloading the materials to the site, will be
coordinated with PMV and HSE to barricade the access roads, if needed.

6.3 Inspection of Material.

- Check the bill of materials for conformance with the purchase order and material submittals.
- Ensure that all materials used have passed receiving inspection in accordance with QA
procedures and are not damaged or defective. Any non-conforming materials must be
labelled by storekeeper and returned to quarantine area in accordance with procedure.

6.4 Storage of Material.

6.3.1 Provide proper storage and handling of materials as follows;
- Material shall be stored in a suitable location until required for use. Due
consideration shall be given to security and environmental condition.
- Provide liners/covers over the insulation drum and do not remove it until it is
ready to be installed.
- Material to be stored away flammable materials and to be in dry, protected areas.

6.5 Pre Installation Requirements.

- All materials, drawings and other documentation relevant to a particular section of
works will be checked by the construction department prior to commence of
work.
- Before commencement any construction works, pre-inspections will be carried out
on all materials prior to them leaving the storage area.
- Prior to the commencement of any construction work, area and access will be
inspected by the construction team to insure that they are in suitable conditions
for construction works to commence.
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- Ensure that all required materials, tools and equipment are available at the site
prior commencement of the work.

6.6 Method of Installation – Fire rated Insulation.

6.6.1 Methodology
- Derived from Applus test APF 1446, for single layer low smoke temperature-25mm x
96kg/m3 with 3 inch overlapping at joints.

6.6.2 Insulation Layer:

- Refer figure 1.
- The layer of insulation is cut to a length sufficient to wrap around the duct and provide a 3
Inch overlap where the blanket ends meet. Adjacent blankets are installed to provide a
minimum overlap of 3 in (75mm). Banding and /or pinning per section is used to
permanently secure the insulation on duct.
6.6.3 Installation of Insulation Layer and Banding strap.
- Refer figure 1
- Ducts can be insulated first and then placed on the trapeze support channels or the
insulation can be applied on the installed ducts as shown in fig 1.
- Measure the Duct size and transfer the measurement onto the the Fastwrap Blanket, cut the
blankets and seal the open edges.
6.6.4 Banding and Pinning on ducts:
- Small ducts(Up to 610 mm wide ducts) : Minimum19 mm wide carbon steel or stainless steel
banding, min 0.4mm thick is placed around the entire perimeter of the insulated duct within
12 inches CC.
- Medium size ducts ( Ducts from 610mm up to 1500 mm wide): Minimum19 mm wide carbon
steel or stainless steel banding, min 0.4mm thick is placed around the entire perimeter of
the insulated duct with 6 inches CC.
- Large ducts: Ducts above 1500mm, Banding to be done at 6 inch CC and additionally steel
pins are welded on the duct for additional support additional support on the bottom of
horizontal duct or side of the vertical duct.
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- Pins specification: When applicable, 12 Gage (3 mm) steel pins are installed on 12" (305mm)
centers along the width of the duct and 10-1/2" (270mm) centers along the length of the
duct. The length of the pins to be minimum 13 mm more than the thickness of the
insulation. Horizontal ducts are pinned from the bottom side and vertical ducts are pinned
on the widest side at 12 inch CC.
- Pins are welded using Capacitor discharge pin welding method. Pinning is done to avoid
sagging of blankets.
- Laying the blanket on the Duct and tape the starting edge on the longitudinal center of the
duct, wrap the Firemaster blanket onto to the duct sides and bottom.
- Securely tighten such that there no significant bulge on the blanket.
- Overlap the longitudinal edges by 3 inch. Tightly compress the longitudinal edges together
and temporarily tape it with a Aluminum foil or Aluglass tape to hold position.
- The steel banding is placed around the blanket and tightened/ tensioned to firmly hold the
Fastwrap XL in place against the duct, but not to cause any cutting or damage to the blanket.
- Banding is sealed or crimped with a steel Band seal on any face of the duct.
- Similarly install the adjacent layer overlapping the first layer by 3in at all seems.
- Blankets shall be impaled on the bottom side where the pins are welded.
- A friction fit washer is used to compress the blanket and to fix it in place.
- Pins that extend beyond washer shall be turned down or the excessive length cut off to
prevent sharp edges.

Figure 1: Suggested installation for support systems for Installed Ducts:

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Applus system.

1 Duct 0.6mm thickness and max width as specified.

2 1 Layer Fastwrap XL overlapped at 3 inches
3 Hanger rods/ threaded rods.
4 4 Hanger Brackets.
5 Overlapping 3 inches.
6 Alufoil / Aluglass tape at the joints.
7 Band straps and band seals

6.6.5 Support systems fixation and Protection.

- We recommend to follow SMACNA/ DW144 specification.
6.6.5.1 Maintenance and Repair :
- No maintenance is required when installed in accordance with Morgan Ceramics installation
instructions.
- If damage is limited to the foil facing, aluminum foil tape can be used to repair the foil
facing. If an area of blanket is found to be damaged the following procedure must be
incorporated.
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- If the damaged area is larger than 8" (203mm) x 8" (203mm) the entire wrap section must be
removed and replaced according to our installation instructions.
- If the damaged area is small (less than 8" (203mm) x 8" (203mm)), the damaged area must
be cut away and replaced with a new section 1" (25mm) larger in length and width than the
cut out, such that the new section can be compressed tightly into the cut out area. All cut
edges of the new section must be taped and sealed with aluminum foil tape. The new
section must be held in place with either pinning or banding per our installation instructions.
6.6.5.1 Limitations:
- Morgan FireMaster FastWrap XL shall be installed in accordance with these installation
instructions and appropriate laboratory design listings.
- The integrity of FastWrap XL systems is limited to the quality of the installation.

7 ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH & SAFETY

7.1 Activity Risk Assessment

A risk assessment analyzing potential risks and their mitigation measures is attached to this
method statement.

7.2 HSE General Precautions & General Mitigation Measures/Controls

7.2.1 Activity to be adequately supervised by competent staff (both Construction & HSE)
7.2.2 All Personnel/Workforce involved in the activity to be inducted, and received the
required training/competencies BEFORE commencing the activity
7.2.3 Engineer/Supervisor/Foremen In-Charge to prepare and the JSTI (Job Safety Task
Instructions) form, and discuss it with the workforce BEFORE commencing the
activity (form and discussion to be in the language understood by the workforce)
7.2.4 Required Permits (including Permits to Work, as applicable) to be obtained ahead of
time (BEFORE commencing the activity)
7.2.5 All Plants/Machines/Vehicles/Equipment used in the activity to be pre-inspected and
approved by the competent authorized personnel
7.2.6 HSE Procedures relevant/applicable to the activity to be reviewed by the
Engineer/Supervisor In-Charge, and specific precautions to be conveyed to the
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Foreman/Charge-Hand and Workforce through JSTI and other forms of

communications
7.2.7 All Personnel/Workforce involved in the activity to fully comply with PPE
requirement (Personal Protective Equipment)
7.2.8 Use adequate and visible HSE signage, posters and board to promote awareness
7.2.9 Ensure adequate rest areas (welfare facilities) are accessible
7.2.10 Engineer/Supervisor/Foreman/Charge-Hand to be familiarized with Emergency
Response Plan & Contact Numbers. Emergency contact numbers to be posted on
site.
7.2.11 Supply toilets and cool drinking water at the immediate area of the activities prior to
commencement of works.

Personnel Protective Equipment:

1) Helmets
2) Safety Shoes
3) Coveralls
4) Masks
5) Hand Gloves
6) Safety belts
7) Goggles
8) Visibility Vest
9) Face Shield
Housekeeping
All work places where our personnel are working will be cleaned from the scrap materials
derived from their work. Ensure clean and healthy work environment to maintain free
access and also in the event of emergency

Control of Safety & Health Hazards

Implementation of Health & Safety mechanisms and checks shall be done as per contract
agreement and the approved safety manual. The safety officer shall carryout the necessary
routine inspections.
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Emergency Light: Emergency lights will be used in case of power failure ensuring
good illumination for the personnel.

Task Lighting: Adequate lighting will be provided ensuring the good

illumination of the working area. Task lighting will be connected to the nearest
site distribution board which is RCD protected.

Emergency Arrangements: Site general safety procedure will be followed. In

case of emergency, the safety officer will stop the work. He will put in to action the
emergency arrangements as described in our safety Manual.

8 ATTACHMENT.

The following documents are enclosed with this method statement:

a) Risk Assessment Form
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a) Risk Assessment Form